The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08

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 table,. .:.. .......... 500 Street and sidewalk stands. =. 20. % Bowling Alleys. ..... .. ...... 40. % Auct1oneers .... 4O. OO Box Alleys. .... .... .. 20. % Lumber Yards. ..... .. .. .... 50 .00 Second hand and junk stores.. 20. % Brokers, other than pawnbrok-
 ers.... ,..... 20. .vO lBlacksmiths. ....... 10. % Liverystables including hacks and drays-... .... ....... SO.OO Real Estate agents. .... ..... 10. % Real estate agents selling real
 estate outside the state. .... .250 %
 Butchers. handling under five
 beeves per day.. .... .... 50. % Butchers, handling more than | beeves per day. .... 100. % Barber shops, each chair. =. 100 Solicitors for firms outside the
 state, selling direct to consum- Water companies collecting rent als of more than s1OOOOO per
 month. 100. % Building and loan associations
 having offices outside the town f of Clifton, and soliciting within l the corporate limits. :. -. 100. % Dairies .... .... .. ...... 25. % Ice factories or dealers in ice.. 5000 Banks -..- ...... oO-oU Electric lighting plants .... ... 4O.0o Attorneys. .... .. .......... 12. DO Physicians. =. .... ........ 2.OO Commission merchants, other than
 those handling hay, grain,
 wood or coal.... .... ...... 40.00 Fortune tellers. clairvoyants, palm i ists.... .... .... ......... 100. 00' Laundries. employing only one Laundries, employing more than
 one man. ..-.. .s.. .-.. 4O.OO Sewing machine agents. =. :. 40. %, Shooting galleries. ... .... -... 40. % Telephone and telegraph com J Jpanies .. ... ....... 0.00 Theatres, opera houses. and public I places of entertainment. :. 40.00 Moving picture shows. ... = 4Oto0 Undertakers ... ..-.-. 20 100 Newspapers, job printers, or soli- l citors therefor. =. = H.. .. 20. % Hotels, for each room reserved i for roomers not transient
 For each room used or reserved l -1--- 07 ns Rooming houses other than ho-
 tels, using, three or more rooms for rental purposes, for each
 room. .... ..... 40 Special privilege stands, other 2 than those specified s1O .Oo per
 week.
 Merry-go-rounds s10. .OO per week. Circus and large tent shows $50. % i per day and $15.0O per day for each side show.
 Small tent shows $10. % per day. Fakirs, wheels of fortune, knife throw ing, ring throwing, or keepers of games or devices of like character, s1O. % per day.
 Photographic business or pboto- graph galleries conducted for profit $2O. .OO per annum. This shall apply to any person or representative of any house or firm who shall within the city limits solicit or offer for sale any photographic view or DOT trait enlargement, and who has not compiled with that provision of this ordinance relating to itenerant ped dlers.
 Dealers in malt liquors, wines or
 distilled liquors, in quantities of two gallons and upwards .$sO.0O
 per annum.
 Dealers in malt liquors, wines or
 distilled liquors in quantities of
 less than two gallons, $12O .OO per annum.
 All persons. firms, or corporations, engaged in the business of tailors, claners, oil dealers, grocers, drug gists, dealers in curios, assayers, milliners, cobblers. repair shops, jewellers, hardware dealers, wood and coal dealers, dealers in second hand goods, shoe merchants, confectioners, bakers, gar age keepers. restaurant keepers, or dry goods merchants, shall pay a quarterly license of two dollars for each employee, including the employ er.
 Per Annum. Agents for tailor made clothing SIP % | Manufacturers of soda waters and dealers engaged in bottling