The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-12-18

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ORDINANCE NO. Sc.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR
| DINACE NO. 3, RELATING TO oC-
CUPATION LICENSES.
Be it ordained by the common coun-
Gil of the Town of Clifton:
Section Four of Ordinance No. 8,
is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
All persons, firms, or corporations
engaged in the pursuits or occupations
hereinafter named, shall be subject
to pay license authorizing the pur-
suit conducting of such occupation at
the rate and in the amount specified
in the following schedule, to-wit:
Per Annum
Itenerant vendors, huckstens and
peodlers $50. 90
Pawnbrokers :. SO. 90
Expressmen, draymen, and hack
men, each hack, dray or ex-
press wagon. -. ..... 10. 90
Billiard and pool halls, each
I table. .<.s. ...t.... .......... 800
Street and sidewalk stands. -. 20 90
Bowling Alleys. 49,. ....... 40. 90
Auctioneers -. -. 49,. 40. 90
Box Alleys. 49, :. 20. 90
Lumber Yards. ..... ..~.... so 90
Second hand and junk stores &c. 90 !
Brokers, other than pawnbrok-
ers 20. 20
Blacksmiths. -. :. 1O. 90 !
Liverystables including hacks and
drays..-- s.-...... 30 90
Real Estate agents. -. :. 49,. 10 90 |
Real estate agents selling real
estate outside the state. .25O. 90 |
Butchers, handling under five
beeves per day. 49,. -. so. 90 /
Butchers, handling more than 5.
beeves per day. -. -. 100. 90 |
Barber shops, each chair. :. loo
Solicitors for firms outside the
state, selling direct to consum-
ers.... -. :. $50. ...... so. 90
Water companies collecting rent
ais of more than 100000 per
month. ....-,... - ,..... -lOO.OO (
Building and loan associations
having offices outside the town
of Clifton, and soliciting within +
the corporate limits. 49,. -. 100. 90
Diaries 80. ..... Is. 90 4
Ice factories or dealers in ice.. so 90
BANKS. -. -" 49,. 49, $3.50. oO-oO r
Electric lighting plants -. :. 1000
-. ........ l12. 90
Physicians. 80. :. ...... IL. 90
Dentists -. :. -. :. -. 1900
Commission merchants, other than p
those handling hay, grain.
wood or coat. -. -. ...... 400
Fortune tellers, clairvoyants, palm
ists..- 80. -. ..-..-.,. 100 90
employing only one
man. 80. ZU.UU
employing more than
one man -. -. -. 40 90
Sewing machine agents.. :. 1000
Shooting galleries. -. -. -. 4O.O
and telegraph COM
pdQ10S. W. W
Theatres, opera houses, and public
places of entertainment. 1000
Moving picture shows. -. 1000
Undertakers. -. 2O.OO
job printers, or soil IL
citors therefor. 20. 90
Hotels, for each room reserved {
for roomers not not transient 40 q
For each room used or reserved
for transient trade. -. .4O V
Rooming houses other than no. 1
tells, using three or more rooms a
for rental purposes, for each \
room - 40 a
Special privilege stands, other c
than those specified 500 per b
week. S
$40. 90 per week. t
Circus and large tent shows $50 90
per day and $15.O per day for u
each side show. S
Small tent shows $40. 90 per day. t
Fakirs, wheels of fortune, knife throw v
ing, ring throwing, or keepers of o
games or devices Of like character, t
BIO 90 per day. s
Photographic business or photo q
graph galleries conducted for profit il
$40 90 per annum. This shall apply o