The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-27

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amount due by any person on account
OF such license tar by ievying or dis
| training therefor or otherwoUs. The
collector Of delinquent taxes shall have
the same power and authority to col
lectr any Of said licenses assessed
under this ordinance ~ ara herein
granted the collector.
30. The receipt OF the collector, Sc
knowledging payment Of the license
tax and recitinr the character OF the
business authorized. shall be . sum-
cient license for prosecuting such bus
tnesa.
50. Upon the surrender Of any IL
cense with an assignment on the back
thereof q new license may be issued
without charge for the unexpirsd term
to the assignee: provided. that he shall
comply with all the conditions upon
which such license had been originally
Issued
81. ta) That 1t shall not be lawful
for any person known as a ticket brok-
er to buy and sell or exchange rail-
lroas or steamship tickets in the City
of Richmond. until he has obtained 4
license so to do and paid to the City
of Richmond q license tax OF twenty
dollars for such privilege. and shall
also have deposited with the auditor
of. the City Of Richmond . certified
check on some Richmond bank for the
sum OF three hundred dollars. payable
to the auditor of the City of Richmond.
which sum shall be forfeited and paid
to the said city in the event that any
person shall sustain loss or damage
by reason Of buying or exchanging
any ticket from the person 80 to be
licensed. and to be held hV the said
city for the benefit Of such person
sustaining such loss or damage: but
the said auditor shalt not collect said
check, and no person shall be indem-
nlfied out Of the same. unless such
person shall have within thirty days
after the sale or exchange wherein he
suffered loss or damage died q writ
ten notice OF his claim with said au-
ditor: and II no such notice be fled
within one year from the expiration
Of the time for which such license ig
granted, the said check shall be re-
turned to the person depositing the
same.
tb) Any person who shall violate the
provisions Of the foregoing section
shall be liable to . nne OF not less than
fifty nor more than one. hundred dol
lars for each days default in continu-
ing or conducting such business. with
out first procuring 4 license therefor
and depositfng such check. ~ afore-
said; the fne to be imposed and col
lected by the police Justice Of the City
of Richmond. and. for default in the
payment OF such nne. the offender may
be imprisoned by order Of the police
Justice for a period not exceeding thir-
ty days In the city jail. february
Is. 1869
IS Licenses for carts. trucks. auto
mobiles and other vehicles. for the
privilege OF keeping doEa. goats or
other animals. and for the privilege
OF hawking or peddling A. provided
in section twenty-one of this chapter
shall be issued by the treasurer upon
payment to him Of the amount Of tax
prescribed by the ordinances of the
city. For every such license the fol-
lowing tax shall be paid: for every
cart, dray or wagon drawn by one
horse or mule. seven dollars: IL drawn
by two animals, ten dollars; II drawn
by three, fifteen dollars: II drawn by
four. twenty dollars; unless the body
OF the vehicle be on elliptic springs,
or on wheels with tires not less than
four inches wide. in which case the
tax shall be seventeen dollars and ffty
cents: for buggy kept for hire. ave
dollars: for n hack or any other four
wheeled carriage drawn by two horses
kept for hire. ten dollars: for auto
mobiles and other horseless vehicles
kept for hire. OF seating capacity. in
addition to chauffeur. for four per-
sons or less. ten dollars: from ave to
eight persons. fifteen dollars: for nine
or more persons, twenty-five dollars:
auto-wagons or other horseless We
hicles used for hauling or delivery OF
merchandise of any description. OF less
than one ton capacity, ten dollars:
above one ana under three tons ca
pacaty. nfteen dollars; OF three tone
or greater capacity. twenty-five dol
lars: motorcycle delivery van. ave dol
lars: for . male dog. one dollar: for .
female dog. two dollars; for . male
goat, two dollars; for a female goat
one dollar. Nothing In this section
shall be construed to interfere with
the police Sfnsnsctiou OF automobiles.
as provided by the srd;nAnces Of the
city.
S. It shall be the duty OF the audi
tor to provide annually the tins and
medals to evidence the payment Of the
licenses prescribed in section thirty
OF chapter thirty-six Of the Code OF
1910. and to deliver the same to the
treasurer nfteen days before the be-
ginning OF the fiscal year. 1t shall be
the duty Of the auditor to charge to
and deliver to the treasurer in bulk all
dog and goat medals. license tins for
vehicles. automobiles ana other horse.
less vehicles. and hawkers and ped
dlers. and to charge 70 the treasurer
all licenses set out In this ordnance
and to require daily statements and
settlements for all moneys received BY
the treasurer on account Of any Of ths
said licenses: and II shall b. the duty
Of the treasurer to deliver to every
party paying any Of the licenses set
out In section thirty-Avs the proper
tag or tin to evidences the payment
Of said lieAnse. In addition to . re-
ceipt for the amount paid.
81 All taxes ana licenses assessed
excepting those cot out in section
twenty-ons. subsection ase. ana sec
tfon thirty-fye shall be charged by
the auditor to the city collector. and
the city collector shall proceed TO make
bills ana collect came and make re-
turns to the auditor and treasurer a.
prescribed by the ordinances Of the
city.
S. Annual license shall, EXPIRE with
the last dAy Of A0ril nxoA0t tnY an