The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-25
per annum.

any HcloVti, Hill, company VI vi
poraa.on engaged within the city il
keeping at any place or yard Goa
and wood for sale and selling or re
failing either direct to the consume
or otherwise, and this definition
shall inc ade any Of the above men
toned dealers, selling coal or WOO
direct from cars or in the carload
lots, and shall include every person
firm, company OF corporation wht
shall sell to any person other thar
those Immediately connected will
such firm, person, company or cor
poration.
I'D A wholesale wood dealer is
any person, firm or corporation witt
any office, or established place Of
business IN this city, who ships
wood in stove, furnace or any othe,
length, or the of-fallings from lum
Der commonly called slabs, in any
quantity of car load lots or less.
Section 26. Lumber Dealers and
Material Men.
(a) Upon a license to do business
as a lumber dealer or material man,
Sixty dollars per annum.
(b) A lumber dealer or material
man is any person, firm, company or
corporation engaged in dealing in or
handling or selling lumber, material
doors, windows, nails, building mater
ials of any kind, such as sand, ce-
ment,. roofing or any other material
commonly used in building and hav-
ing and keeping such article or ar
ticies on hand at any yard, store or
pcce, and selling, disposing or retail
ing the same in the city.
Section q. Livery Stables.
ta). Upon a license to keep and
carry on livery stable, upon IL
livery animals or more, Twenty dol
lars per annum, and upon a stable
having more than II livery animals,
Fifteen dollars per annum.
tb) A livery stable is a place
where horses and buggies and wag-
ons Or either are kept and let for
hire, and where horses are kept for
hire or fed for hire.
(c) If the keeper of a livery
stable paid his license for operating
a livery stable, and desires to oper-
ate an automobile in connection with
the livery stable he shall in addition
pay a license tax of Five Dollars per
year on such automobile.
Section rs. Real Estate Agents.
(a) Upon a license to do business
as a real estate agent, Twenty-Five
Dollars Per Annum.
A real Estate agent is any person,
who shall act as an agent in the
leasing, renting, selling of houses or
r6:af tst4tc Of private or public sale,
and who shall receive or collect rent
from other persons for a commission
or other compensation; or who shall
advertise or hang out any sign or
device which shall designate hin, as
an agent for renting. collecting rent
or selling houses or real estate.
Real estate agents when paying
the above license shall be permit
ted to also do business as a loan
agent without extra charge,
Section %. Loan Company:
ta) Upon license to do business
as lean company Twenty Dol
lars per annum.
(b) A loan company is any firm,
company or corporation by whatever
name it shall be designated, not IL
censed as a banker or broker under
this ordinance, and shall offer to loan
money by prospectuses, notices,
personal inducements or otherwise,
or who is engaged in loaning money
or IN dlScounting notes Or other obi
cations to pay money.
Section 30. Abstractors:
TAI Upon a license to do business
as an ;.bstractor, Fifteen dollars per
annum.
OBJ An abstractor is any person,
firm, company or corporation engage
cd in the business within the city or
making abstracts of titles for any
real estate for hire or compensation.
Section 81. Loan Agent:
(a) Upon a license to do business
AS loan agent, Twenty-Five Dollars
per annum.
(b) A loan agent is any person,
hlm, company or corporation within
this city engaged in the business of
loaning money, belonging to other
persons or companies or corporations
and who receives from either thel
borrower or lender a commission or