Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-04-28

CT eating stands. and all public lodg-
ing houses within the limits of sale
Town OF Elko. and the above mention
ed business shall be divided into three
classes as follows:
Those dol. = business in the az
Eregate to the amount of three thous-
and dollars or over per month shall
constitute the first class; those doing
business in the amount of one thous-
and dollars and less than three thous-
and dollars per month shall consti-
tule the second class; those doing
business to the amount of less than
one thousand dollars per month shall
constitute the third class. The lie
ense for the first class shall
be given upon the payment of thirty
i've dollars per quarter; for the sec.
ohd class upon the payment of fifteen
dollars n quarter, and for the third
class upon the payment of seven dol.
lars. and fifty cents the quarter; pro.
vided that nothing in this section shall
require the payment of any license for
lodging houses that are kept in con
nection with eating houses where the
aggregate receipts of such lodging de-
partment does not exceed thirty dol
lars per month. Any house keeping
more than three boarders shall be
deemed a public boarding house, and
any house keeping more than three
dodgers shall be deemed a public lodg.
ing house.
Sec. II. a license shall be collected
for each exhibition, circus, caravan or
menaserie, or any collection of amin
ais for public amusement, in the
amount of ten dollars for each exhi-
billion; and for each show of any fig
ures and for each exhibition of wire
dancers, slight-of-hand performers, and
exhibition of freaks of nature and
luerry-go-rounds, or other exhibitions
or performances for hire not herein
enumerated, a license of five dollars
per day shall be levied and collected.
For every collection or group of
"a SAIlDlNlOllS llluCI one
management, commonly called a
street show" or carnival" a license
OF one hundred dollars per week shall
be charged and collected; and for
every collection or group of amuse-
ments or exhibitions under one man.
agement, or n or more amusement
places or exhibitions, commonly
known as a street show, which shall
show for less than one week a license
OF two dollars and fifty cents per day
for each. attraction thereof shall be
charged and collected; provided that
it said collection or group of amuse.
ments or exhibitions shall include a
nlcrry-go-round, said merry-go-round
shall be licenses as provided in the
hrst paragraph of this section.
a license of seven dollars and fifty
cents per quarter-year shall be levied
and collected for each pawn broker.
and a license of seven dollars and
nifty cents per quarter year shall be
levied and collected for each keeper
OF an intelligence Office and each en-
ployment office where charge is made
for such business.
Sec. Is. Every travelling merchant,
hawker or peddler, and every auctio.
Reer, shall, before vending any goods.
wares or merchandise, or acting as
"autioneer within the limits of said
Town of Elko. procure from the sher-
III n license authorizing such business
within said town, and shall nav for
such license the sum of Fifty Dollars
per month If no freight car, vehicle.
wagon or animals be used in such
business, but If Il freight car standing
OF a railroad track, or a vehicle. wag.
on or one or more animals be used
IN connection Herewith such license
snail be Seventy-Five Dollars per
month; provided that no license shall
be required for the grove or grow.
ers of Nevada products for selling
their fruits, vegetables or other agri-
cultural products, butter, eggs, honey
or poultry raised or produced in the
State of Nevada.
Sec. IA. Every fortune-teller, clair
Voyant, palmist or medium, charging,
collecting or receiving any considera.
tioI', or anything of value, for his or
her services, directly or indirectly,
shall pay a license of ten dollars per
month or twenty-five dollars per
quarter; provided that the terms here.
in used include every person or per.
sons who read or purport to tell for.
tunes, or to predict or to tell the fu.