The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES,

Wneh the article received is furni-
ture or the contents of any house
OF room actually inspected on the
premises, general description of
SAID property shall be sufficient.
7. The amount loaned
3. The names and street and
house numbers of all persons wit
Messing the transaction.
y. The number of any pawn
ticket issued therefor.
Such record and all articles re-
ceived shall at all times be open to
the inspection of the Chief of Po-
lice or any police officer OF the City
or Tacoma, under his order, and no
entry made in said report shall be
erased or in any manner obliter-
ated or defaced.
Section So. Every pawnbroker In
the city of Tacoma shall. before
noon of each day. furnish to the
Chief of Police OF said City at his
office, on such forms as he may pro-
vide therefor, a full, true and cor
rect transcript of the record of all
transactions had on the previous
day, and II such pawnbroker shall
nave reason or cause to believe that
any property in his possession has
been previously lost or stolen. he
| shall forthwith report such fact to
| the Chief of Police, together with
the name of the owner, IL known,
and the date when and the name of
the person from whom the same was
received by him.
Section 60. No pawnbroker shall
| sell any property held for redemp-
| ton within ninety 600 days after
| the period of redemption shall have
| expired.
| Section 81. No pawnbroker shall
| receive any goods or property from
any minor, or from any person I'M
l IN n Int xtaa 4 In r
| liquor. or from any habitual drunk
ard, or from any habitual user of
| narcotic drugs, or from any habit
ual criminal, or from any known
| thief, or an associate of a thief,
| or from a receiver OF stolen prop
erty, or any person whom he has
reason to suspect or believe to be
| ing in his own behalf or as the
| agent of another, nor receive any
goods or property from any person
on Sunday. or after ten o'clock p.
m, or before seven o'clock a. m. on
| any other day of the week.
The act of the servant or employee
| of pawnbroker shall be deemed
| the act of the employer.
PEDDLERS AND HAwKERS.
Section 62. The license fees or
| taxes for the business of peddling
shall be as follows:
Glass 1. For peddling Jewelry.
| salve, liniment. drugs. medicines,
| dry goods, shawls, table cloths, fur
nishing goods, cloths, cassimeres,
| dress goods. rugs. curtains, por-
there's or cutlery, $3.50 per year, or
| SIS per month.
| Glass 2. For peddling statuary,
pictures, books, maps, charts, or
publications other than newspapers
and magazines, $50 per year. or IS
per month.
Glass 8. For peddling meats,
game, poultry, fruits, vegetables,
| butter, eggs, or other edibles, farm
| or dairy products, other than milk,
| with a motor vehicle or a wagon
drawn by two animals, s125 per an
mum, or. $35 per quarter; with a
wagon drawn by one animal 500
When the article, thing or product
mentioned In this paragraph is sold
| by person or persons carrying or
Transporting the same by any other
means or in any other manner, $25
| per year, or $3.50 per month.
For peddling fish the license fee
shall be $40 per year, payable quar-
terly.
Glass 4. For peddling candy, pop
corn, chewing gum, ice cream, nuts,
CONNECTIONS, drinks, hot tamales, or
Sandwiches, or offering for sale or
selling the same from any stand,
booth, cart, basket or tray. in any
street, highway or public place
| tthe same to be deemed peddling),
ESQ per year. or So per month.
III Glass s. For peddling on the
lstreets balloons, canes, buttons,
Ipennants, card souvenirs. flowers,
ltoys, and other novelties, $40 per
tweek or 81 per day.
Glass 6. For peddling household
utensils and articles, and personal
and domestic speciaities mot, how
ixer. to include salye, llniment,
drugs or medicines), $50 per year,
Glass 4. For peddling any arti-
! Gle not particularly mentioned here
lin a license may be issued by the
lCity Clerk upon the approval of the
Commissioner of Public Safety, for
a time not to exceed thirty days.
upon payment by the person maxi
ing the application therefor of such
a. license fee as the Commissioner
shall deem equitable and proper.
but such fee shall not be Tess than
1900.
Section So. Every person who
shall, in connection with any pub
| lie lecture, concert or other exhibit
| tion given In any building or tent,
sell or offer for sale any drugs,
medicines. books or pamphlets, shall
be classed as a peddler and pay a
Iiicense fee of FIVE dollars per day
In advance of giving any such lee
ture, concert or exhibition.
Section 81. Every person selling
or Offering for sale or advertising
any article upon the streets or
highways or public places within
the City limits who shall give any