The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-01-12

spectacle QSaleF, OF pSuulSl' IloLi0iOiA''
per week ............ ..............'.Sz so w
Spectacle - Transient optician fitting
glasses to the eyes in drug stores or
other places of business, per week $1,000
Shoemaker or repairer per annum ..S3.O O
Shooting gallery, per week. $1,000; per
quarter $500; per annum, $3.50.
Shows-Each acrobatic, minstrel or SINH
lar show performing under tent, in a
house or in open air, per day, $500;
per week, $500.
Sign painter, per day, $1.OO; per annum,
Skating rink, not to run later than II
o'clock at night, per annum. .......S16.O 90
Stables, feed and livery per annum $1,000
Stables, sale, feed and livery per an
mum ............ ............ w
Soda fount, except in drug stores, per
wear ........s..... ...... ............ w
Secondhand clothing-Each person SELL
son selling secondhand clothing, sepa-
rate or in connection with other goods
per annum ................ '....... $oUo w
Upon each tailor or agent of tailor,
merchant tailor or clothing merchant,
selling goods from sample or sample
books mot run in connection with any
other licensed clothing business) per
annun . ...... $40 90
Tinshop or timer, per annum .......$6.OO
Each telephone company or individual or
long distance line, per annum ..S41.OO
Telegraph company. each, per year $500
The license issued to telegraph or tele-
phone companies is subject to this pro-
vison: That such company shall remove
oraIter the position of any Telegraph or
telephone pole or wire when requested
to do so by the street committee of this
Council. or by the Council. And in case
of refusal to do so within ten days after
notice is served the Mayor and Council
shall order the marshal to procure
force sufficient to remove the same and
return to the Clerk the cost thereof,
and the Clerk shall issue an execution,
signed and countersigned as required
by law, against the owner, which shall
be placed in the hands of the Chief of
Police and collected as other executions
by him.
Each ten-pn or bowling alley, box ball
or game of like nature, per alley, per
year .......... ....... .......' .''.'....'SzI'UU
And they shall occupy the same char
acter of house as used for pool and
billiard tables. ten-pin alleys etc, and
this tax shall be collected whether the
same be run free or for gain, except
that ten-pin alleys or box-ball alleys
may run until 10 O'Clock at night and
after sunrise i'm the morning.
Each individual, firm or corporation man.
ufacturing tile, concrete or cement
blocks, per annum ....................$ll.O0
Each transient agent putting down thing,
concrete or cement blocks, or anything
of like character, per annum LOO
Vehicle-For each one-horse dray or wag-
on, per year, $1,000; each two-horse dray
or wagon, per year, $110O; and $3.50 ad-
ditional for each two-horse dray from
same stable or dray line; each three
horse dray or wagon per annum, $3.50
each four-hOrse dray or wagon. per
annum ........ ...... 1880. =. SZOU1
And they shall be issued under same
conditions as hack licenses are issued
Transient persons selling vehicles to con-
sumers, per annum ................ 10000
Variety works, SASH door and blind fac
tory, per annum ...................... S3l 90
Wagon, carriage and buggy repository
or mandatory, or dealer in the same,
in the city per annum ........... SIS 90
Provided that if horseshoeing is done
regular blacksmith tax shall be paid
in addition thereto.
Warehouses each, per year......... $21 90
Wholesale dealer in merchandise OF any
character, not over $5.OOG.OO stock, per
annum, $31.OO; over $5,OOOOO stock, per
year .......... .......... ............. SOB w
Wholesale fruit and vegetable peddlers,
N 30 SToy-
from wagon or car no license to be
prorated. per annum ...,............S $50 OO
Parties selling or taking orders from
consumers not otherwise provided for in
this ordinance, $1,000 per day.
Be it further ordained, That in case
where the amount to be paid for a Ii
cense depends upon the amount Of CAPT
ital invested or value of goods or stock,
it shall be the duty of the person apply
ing for such license to render to the
Clerk under oath written statement of
the average amount of goods, wares and
merchandise on hand during the last L
months, and such sworn statement shall
be filed by the Clerk in his office, and be
subject to inspection and investigation by
the Finance Committee, but in no case
shall the amount of such valuation be
less than the highest amount of insur-
ance held.
All violations of any of the above and
foregoing ordinances or conditions I'M
der which licenses are issued land not
provided for therein) shall be punished
by fine of not exceeding 800, or by la
Dor on city changing not exceeding so
days, in the discretion of the Mayor.
It is hereby ordered that the above Ii
censes shall be issued for the year only
and not for any fractional part of the
year, unless otherwise provided for, and
are not transferable. And no license or
ordinance shall be amended or changed
in any way except by Council in session.
BIT it further ordained That all laws
and parts of laws in conflict with the
above be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Read and adopted at the regular meet
ing of the City Council of Dawson, this
January 9Th. 1915. J. NJ. BELL, Mayor.
R E. BELL, Clerk.
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