The Snowflake herald., 1919-04-11

the first day or the llEsC nAoiiO4c :
of any quarter, the Collector OF
License shall issue a license Tor
the quarter.
paid for in advance in lawful
money of the United States. No
receipt for. license shall be issued
bv the Collector of Licenses on
any other blanks than those re-
ceived from the Town Clerk:
No greater or less amount OF
money shall be charged or re-
ceived for license issued, than
is charged to said License Col
lector by the Town Clerk, and
printed on said license receipt.
No license receipt shall be sold
or issued by the License Collec-
tor for a period of time exceed
ing the time printed on the
license receipt, and for which
time the same was issued and
charged to the license collector.
No person, required to pay a
license. shall receive from the
License Collector any license re-
ceipt for a longer time than the
time printed on the license blanks
or pay for any license receipt
for any greater amount or less
anoo,lnt of money than the
amount printed on said receipt.
Sec. 8. Every person having
a license under the provisions Of
this ordinance shall produce the
same when applying for a re-
newal, or when requested to 90
so by any councilman or any offi-
Ger of the license or police de-
partment.
Every peddler, while engaged
in peddling, shall carry his or
her license and exhibit the same
if required to do so by any mu-
nicipal officer.
Sec. 9. The rates of license
shall be according to the follow
ing schedule.
Article l. Every keeper of a
hotel. or lodging house. five rooms
or more, $500 per quarter; every
keeper of hotel or lodging
house less than five rooms, 81. 90
per quarter; every keeper of a
restaurant, $500 per quarter;
every keeper of a lunch counter,
S1.00 per quarter.
Article 2. For peddlers of
merchandise, or solicitors, from
vehicles propelled by power,
or those on foot, $50. 90 per quar-
ter or any fraction thereof.
The term 'Peddler or "Solici-
tor shall include all persons
who shall carry or who shall
display from place to place and
sell or offer to sell from house
to house or otherwise any goods
or wares, flowers, confectionery,
millinery. nuts and matches,
books, or other merchandise,
provided that persons selling to
licensed retail dealers articles
manufactured in the town or
country, or persons selling To-
cally farm grown produce, fruit
or vegetables, shall not be
deemed Peddlers or Solicitors
within the meaning Of this sec
ton.
Article 3. For all owners or
keepers Of livery stables, hack
ney, carriages, coaches, drays,
stage coaches, or express wagons,
or automobiles for hire, $3.50
per quarter. All vehicles used
for private purposes only are
exempt.
Article 4. Each proprietor or
keeper of a billiard or pool hall
for the use of which, or for
playing upon tables therein, any
of any kind is made,
5000. 90 per quarter.
Article 5. The license tax on
every male dog shall be $1.0OI
per year and on every female
dog $500 per year, and each
owner of any dog or dogs so Ii
censed shall place or cause to be
placed a license tag on dogs col
lar, said tax to be furnished by /
the License Collector.
Article 6. Every transient
menagerie, circus or show charg- I
ing 25c or more, for each days
entertainment, $500; every
menagerie, circus or
show charging under 25c, for
each days entertainment, $40. 90; /
merry y-go-round $500 per day.
Article Z. For every theatre
or airdome for moving pictures
65. 90 per quarter. For everv