The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-09


numbered and use lights at mighty
Hotel, per annum .....,..$Z o.UO
Horse or mule broker or dealer, per an
Harness maker or repair shop, per an
mum 'S 20 ~ ~
Ice cream saloon, each, per annum S6OO
Ice cream peddler, each, per annum $500
Insurance company, fire, per annum $ll.OO
Insurance company, life, per annum Sl1
Insurance, accident company or aSsocla-
ton insuring against loss of time or
death caused by accidental bodily in
jury. or sickness, per annum ....SlI.UU
Insurance company, bonding or accident,
per annum Observation-Disclosures. W
Ice dealers or manufacturers, per an
mum '.''.':'''''. - 800 '9Ao'Co
Ice dealer in connection with other buS1-
ness, per annum ......................S5. w
Itinerant vendors of proprietary or pat
ent articles, books, maps, pictures, toys,
candy or any article whatever, on the
streets, or from house to house, or To-
Gated, including dealers in stone mar
BILE, granite, or other articles of mer-
chandise, shall pay a license tax of not
more than $25 and not less than S. per
day, the amount of which is to be fixed
by the Mayor upon application to him
by such person desiring to engage in
such business, said license to be col
lected from all persons alike engaged in
such business, whether residents or nom
residents, and without regard to the
locality or the growth of the produce
ton of material or manufacture of the
article Sold or for the sale of which
solicitations are made. But no license
shall be granted to any firm or person
to erect a stand or sell or advertise
from the street or pavement within the
fire limits with a harrangue any patent
medicine, novelty or article of merchant
disc generally sold by itinerant vendors,
but said business may be carried on
outside of fire limits by payment of $500
per month, provided no license shall be
issued for knife boards cane racks
or any game of chance.
Junk shop, or dealer, or shipper, for each
place of business or storage room, per
day, $3.50, per annum, $16. (By junk
is meant rags, rubber, scrap iron, waste
or scrap cotton, sacks, paper, odds and
ends of brass, copper, plows and other
metals that are considered useless for
it's original purpose and have been
abandoned or thrown away And all
persons buying junk and taking license
for same, as prescribed in this ordi-
nance, shall keep a daily list of all pur-
chaseS and from whom bought, and
shall accept license on the condition
that their place of business sIkl be
subject to visitation and inspection
from the police of this city at any time
when the Mayor and Chief of Police
shall order such places visited and in
spected, and on refusal of such persons
at any time to submit to such vista
ton and inspection of said place of
business shall have his place of bust
ness Immediately closed on the order
of the Mayor or Chief of Police; and
in case any machinery or any part
thereof. or any appliance or nipple
mentS of any railroad shop or gas COM
pany or the waterworks company, or
electric light plant or fire department
or sample, waste or loose cotton,
CRATES, or any items of junk, as
defined in this ordinance, Of any in
dividual shall be found in such places
of business without q sufficient expla-
nation of the same it shall subject the
owner or owners of said junk shop, on
conviction thereof before the Mayor, to
pay a fine not to exceed one hundred
dollars, or Imprisonment not to exceed
sixty days, either or both in the diScre-
ton of the Mayor And for the second
offense the Mayor shall have the power
in discretion not only to impose the fine
above provided, but to revoke the Ii
cenSe.
Jewelry-Dealer in, located or peddling,
meaning all but regular licensed mer-
chants who are bona fide residents, and
who pay a regular advalorem tax, per
Jewelry or merchandise wheel, or de-
vices or like character, or chance de-
vices per day ...........:.......... 500 90
party installing artificial
lights, other than electric, per an
mum ..,..........,.....,...... .S5O.OU
or laundry agents soliciting
work per annum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S1100
Lightning rod agents or dealers putting
up work in this city, per annum $500
Lunch stands, $1.50 per day each; or per
annum :. Observation-Disclosures. .UU
Lecturer, charging for same, except in
licensed opera house, per day, from
$500 to S2600 in Mayors discretion.
Upon each agent of a mail order house
having an office or doing business in
Dawson, per annum ............... $25 90
Meats-Each and every person who shall
keep a butcher shop and sell his own
meats, per annum .....,............ SIS. 90
and every person and Ii
censed butcher selling fresh meats be-
fore 9 a. m, or after p. M, per an
mum . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$25.0O
and every person selling his
or her own fresh or cured meats raised
ON his or her farm or rented premises
between the hours of 9 a. M, and p.
m,. except by the quarter (spareribs,
backbone and sausage excepted) per an
Meats-An persons or firms who make it
a business of buying and selling fresh
meats, per year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S25.O0
No fresh meats shall be allowed sold ex-
cept from an approved sanitary market,
ercept as above provided for.
Motor power-Each person. firm or cor
poration furnishing power to run mo-
tors. fans or other apparatus, other
than for himself per annum ..... $4,000
Oysters-Each dealer, per annum $500
kerosene oil storage ware
house shall pay per annum ........ $51.00
Each cotton seed oil mill per annum $610O
Opera house, per annum ............ SIG. 90
Omnibus, per annum ................... $500
and $500 for each additional bus from
same stable
(But no license to be issued until the
applicants horses and vehicle have been
inspected and approved by a committee
appointed by the Council for this pur-
pose, and said outfit to be kept in such
condition during balance of year, or
license revoked)
Peddlers selling wares or merchandise
of any description, not less than $500
per day nor more than $500 per day, in
the Mayors discretion.
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