The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-25
Section 81 Photographers:

as a pheiographer, twenty DeEar'
per annum. No license shall b,
granted for less than one year.
(bl A photographer is any person
who for gain or profit shall MAKE
photographs Of persons of things o.
who shall for gain go from pace t,
p acc olciting orders for photo
graphs OF other PICTURES made ant
, produced elsewhere. :.
Section 81. Canvassers:
| (a) Upon license to do business
as a canvasser, Five dollars pei
month.
| (h) A scanvasser is one who goes
from house to house, office to Office
pace TO place, or from one person tc
another and solicits and takes or.
ders for the sale of goods, wares OF
merchandise, for immediate delivery
Or for future delivery, and for the
enlargement of pictures or for any
other purposes whatever; provided
this shall not apply to any canvasser
selling any article in the exempted
class defining peddlers, nor shall it
apply to statesmen selling to retail
| dealers, nor to persons exempt to
| Section II applying to mercantile
| agents.
Section "a. Horse and Cattle Deal
ers.
ta) Upon a license as horse
or catt'c dealer, Ten Dollars for
every six months. No license issued
for less than six months.
(bl A horse or cattle dealer is
! any person, firm, company or corpOr-
alton engaged in the business of
buying, selling, trading and dealing
in horses, cattle, hogs, sheep or other
/ animals.
, Section 35. Patent Right Dealer
(a) A tax upon license as a
patent right dealer, Ten Dollars
per annum.
| OBJ A patent rigEa dealer is any
person, firm, company or corporation
offering to sell, soliciting purchasers
for, dealing in, bargaining for or
selling in this city the right to sell
or dispose of or manufacturer any
article on which a. patent has been
issued by the United States Govern
ment, or applied for to the United
States Government, within any de
scribed or limited territory. g.,
Section Sc. Stock Yard and Wag-
on Yard:
(a) Upon license to keep a
stock yard or wagon yard, Ten Dol
lars per annum.
CD A stock yard is any lot, yard,
pen, stable or pace where stock OF
any kind is kept for sale or boarded
and kept for pay.
(c) A wagon yard is a. lot, pen or
place where wagons or other We
hicles are permitted to stand for pay
or compensation of any kind.
Section 81. Garage:
(a) Upon a license to keep gar
age, Ten Dollars per annum, or motor
vehicle of any kind. run or propelled
by electricity, gas or gasoline, steam
or other power, are kept, repaired
cleaned, oiled or let for hire, provid-
ed this definition shall not include
a. pace at private residence or any
person where such vehicle may be
kept, provided further that this IL
cense shall not include the right to
engage in the business of CARRYING
passengers or freight for hire. No
person to whom a license to keep &
garage shall be granted shall be au
thorized to do business under such
license. at more than one place at
one time.
Section So. Intelligent or Employ
ment Office or Agent
(a) Upon a license to keep an in
teligence or employment agency is
one who runs an intelligent bureau
or agency for the purpose of obtain
ing employment for other than OBJ
tanning employees for others or CIV
ing or furnishing any information
either to those seeking employment
or to anyone seeking an empioye or
employees, for any fee or comptnsa-
ton to be paid by either party.
Section 80. Pistol or Shotgun Gal
Iery:
(a) Upon a license to keep a pis-
toll or shooting gallery, two dollars
and fifty cents per day.
(b) A pistol or shooting gallery
is any room, place or stand where
any kind of fire arms of air or spring
guns are kept for public use, prac-
fire mr. snort and for hire ra;p M,