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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
Appalling Thought.

What a miserable old world this
would be If retribution were dealt out
to each OF us according to our fool
Decentralization Herald.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
Proteeted.

Il am going to black that motor
lists eyes,"
lie viii have you arrested"
"He can't. The law says he mus
lave bis lamps diinmed."
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

No man In this world ever rightful-
~ gets more than he gives.-Adams.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
REALLY NOTHING MUCH GOING
Lige Parsons Was Not Actually on
the Warpath, but II Seemed There
Were Casualties.

Everybody expects a Kentuckian TO
tell a feud story" stated Governor
Morrow Of Kentucky recently. "The
thing has really been much overdOhe,
but the story of Lige Parsons may he
worth telling. Lige dropped into the
courthouse to see his friend, the pro
bate judge.
"'HOwdy, Lige! greeted the Judge.
"TIowdy. judger
"'Nhat's doin' down your way,
Lige?'
"'Nuthin,' judge, nuthin'.'
"'T'other evenin' | was a-settin'. a.
readin' of my Bible. Judge, spoke mp
Lige. when some shoOtin' begun. One
of my gals said twas the Harris boys
down by the middle pasture. Now,
Judge. | didn't mind them Harris boys
a-shootin'. but | was afraid a stray
bullet might hit a calf or Of the
kids. so | picked up my rifle and
dropped a few shoots down that why
and went back a-readin' of my Bible.
Next mornin' | went down that way
an they was all gone 'cept four
Harper's Magazine.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
USE DIAMOND DYES"
Cost the Same

Cost the Same.
"What Is the difference between a
luxury and n necessity"
There is M difference at all nova
days."-Detroit Free Press.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

Correct.
Teacher-Who lived In the Garden
>f Eden?
Kid-The Adamses.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
Sion the Paiu.

If you would discover u woman's
weakness keep quiet aud listen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26
Cost of New Armies
Will be Half a Billion.

washington-The adoption Of the
universal military training policy
proposed in the senate bill would
cost $3.50. 100000 yearly Representa-
tive Kahn. Republican. California,
chairman Of the house military Com
mittee. said recently in statement
urging such action las an insurance
against war" and to correct "mis-
leading statements"
"All told" he said. 1.-THE cost Of
the military establishment including
the cost Of training and maintaining
the regular army would be about five
hundred million. We were in war
about nineteen months at a cost TO
the United States Of th.r,y-three bill
hon. This country paid for utter
unpreparedness at an approximate
rate Of si.700. 900 monthly during
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26

Senate late Thursday with only tp1
dissenting votes, those Of Senator
Garter and Gardner. Democrats.
This measure requires counties %
levy a school tax Of not less than %
cents on the 500. nor more than O.
cents. At present the maximum IS
90 cents, and no minimum is prosid-
ed.
The bill creates a nonpartisan
county board Of education. modelei
along the lines Of the plan now ia
operation in Louisville. The county
superintendent will be elected by
tins board. instead Of the people. and
teachers will be elected only upon
The recommendation Of this super
intendent.
The main feature Of the bill is The
requirement that counties must leyy
a tax Of not less than 25 cents. A,
present. few Of the counties levy a
tax Of that much.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26
DOBBIN DIES OUT
BEFORE AUTOS
Census Shows Decrease
In Number of Horses
In America Within
Year.

WASHINGTON. -Proof conclu-
sive that Dobbin is fast dying out
and that with the increased "popula-
ton" Of automobiles. the population
Of horses Is being gradually dimin-
ished is offered in a report Of a sur
vey Of livestock on the farms and
ranges Of the United States January
/. given out last week by the Bureau
Of Crop Estimates. On that date
there were 2l.lO9,OOO horses in the
United States. $4,000. or IL per
cent less than on january. last year
Mules, however, incOased $1,000
head or per cent during the year
Mich cows increased about 272.00O
head. or - per cent; calves, steers,
bulls and COWS not mich COWS de-
creased 700. 900 head, or l.6 per cent
sheep decreased PSI 900 head. or l.5
per head. and swine decreased 1918
900 head. or 2.2 per cent.
The estimated number Of animals
on farms and ranges the drst Of the
year were 2l.lO9.00O horses; 4.995.-
900 mules. 23,747.OOO mich cows.
44.3s5, 900 other cattle. 4s.6i5. 1000
sheep and $4,000. 900 hogs The total
Of all animals is 2.6s6. 900, 900 head.
or l.2 per cent less than a year ago.
The total value Of all farm animals
January was about ss.56l 600. 900.
which is a shrinkage Of $500. ZOO, 900
or 3 per cent compared with year
ago. Mules and mich cows, which
increased in numbers. also increased
in value the head. but all other class
es Of animals decreased in value. the
head, as well as in total numbers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26
Antics School Bill
Goes Through.
Senate Endorses Plan To Make cou..
ties Give Bs,,ar support.

FRANKFORT. KY.-The Antle
bill relating to the election Of county
boards Of education and county sup.
erintendents. probably the most i'm.
portant Of all the eleven mea.ures
included IN the administrators pro.
gram Of school legislation, passed the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26

the continuation Of the war "It
would take about two hundred years
TO eNpend the amount required for
the universal training o. youth to the
total Of the amount Of the nineteen
months Of war cost US Surely Il
would be criminal folly to neglect
the lessons taught Us By the war"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26
WOMEN TOBACCO
USERS INCREASE
Effect Similar To That
on Immature Youths,
Board of Temper
ance Says.
MOTHERS DRUG INFANTS.

WASHINGTON. --lncrease in the
use Of tobacco by women during the
past year is appalling. according to
statement issued last week by the
Board Of Temperance. Prohibition
and Morals Of the Methodist Ep,sco-
pal Church.
"A phase Of present day fcmi-
nisp." the statement says. demands
every privilege for women that man
claims for himself. Concerning the
justice Of this demand. there can be
no question. Concerning its exped-
fence. much can be said.
The more sedentary life Of wom-
en- tends TO an excess in the use of
tobacco and produces more serious
results than is caused by its use
among men. The nervous consttu-
tion Of woman mas been compared
to that Of an adolcent boy. The ef-
feet of tobacco upon them is similar
TO its effect on immature youths.
Eject On Mothers,
The most serious factor how
ever is the innate physical difference
between men and women. involving
q difference in rrspons ibllties. a dif.
ference in duties and privileges. The
tobacco habit when contracted must
be- sat.shei az al times
suffers nervous disturbances She
must bear children for nine months.
during which the undcyeiopcd ch.
is drugged by tobacco in the blood Of
a smoking mother She nurses her
child. II possible. for many months.
anu II the mother uses tobacco Il l.
present in distinct quantities in the
milk.
AT the climactric the woman is
nervously unstrung. sometimes to the /
point of insanity. II she uses tobac- /
co at this time mere health is serious
~ handicapped.
For Country. Welfare.
NO nation can MAINTAIN the Nigor 1
which has been characteristic of the .
American people after It's women be- /
gin the use Of cigarettes.
There has been great deal OF /
pretended alarm over the possibility /
Of tobacco prohibition. This should
not blind any one to the necessity Of
an earnest appeal TO women
TO refrain from use Of tobacco in the
name Of the country's welfare. no
matter what strict justice may de-
clare their right and privilege TO be-"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26

So says a friend OF ours named Velvet Joe.
And he just about hits the nail on the head
Vey.t IS made FOR men Who think there's
smoke like real tobacco. II you are that
sort Of man, listen.
Velvet was born IN old Kentucky, where
more than one good thing comes from. II was
raised as carefully as any Other Kentucky
thoroughbred. But the real secret of Velvets
friendly qualities is its slow natural ageing in
wooden hogsheads Ageing in the wood
never hurt anything-and least of all, tobacco.
And we say, Velvet is good tobacco
nothing more or less 1t runs second to
none.
The picture of the pipe the tin needn't
keep you from rolling a jirn-dandy cigarette
with Velvet
II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen Of the City Of Ma
con, State Of Mississippi. that priv
leege taxes be and are hereby levied
on the following industries, occupa-
tons and callings carried on in said
Thty tO-Ei+.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02


sz,ys,ag=-s.Es1..s.-s--.e.-.s-..e-..s.
.-..-..s.,s.
heo'ot.ts ~hs "EIS s''ttt9L S'tSsls'' "eis.@
ro.eres Ftaihfy aye ~th'F WIN HNs'
ducts ..-..,
Provided; ihai any EtFsof. Ie'','',.,I'
Of NoXuoee County whc ~ over shy .
or an eye or VINO IS oNi%EN, se ",NIo'e
TO earn sUppoi1 Tor hlmseil ny la''ot
and whose taxable property is less
than Five Hundred Dollars may PEG
five pyears OF ace and has lost ihio
die m said City without paying p'l-
vilegJ tax.
SECTION o..
Photograph GalIeries-On each phV3-
tograph tlntype open arr or tent gal-
whether the work shali be hhisis ga
there or not---------------- ---- SE ~,
Same-On each photograph ta'i oo
~ ------------,- @1'Vo
Same-On each photoGrah gallery ryy
in railroad car IN said city------So.uu
ShCIluN 20; -,
Piano and Organ Agents.-Oh each
agency for the sale OF pianos and or ~
cans located IN SAID Clty ----- S-o'VV
And where the pianos and organs one
or both are stored IN SAID Clty ior SAFE
the privilege snail be pad, though INC
SalO property re assessed "a FaIoiei
for taxes and the person haVIn my
charg Of same shat! be oeeiieu '"'
agent and liable for the privilege
SEC llON q. -,.-;.u
Piamng mlliS-oh eacn pI"I INN
mn WIEN saP"ei'y VI oFcl w
!, IhouSaho leet ano Eov luo'e erDi
twenty-five lto''"hu Aee' per u" ~ go
-------------- ---- 20, ---oo
same WIN q capacity oL over yer, Ven ','Ir,
ty-liVe thousand feet and less tnan
f1fty Thousand rect output per gay n
.---------- s ,,.:,'
~, Same, WIN capacity OF over my Ivy
I InouS SAL leet ana less tn"n 'oeS ven
rNe nouSd"o iee' ouUpo' per e euS ~
------ c,1;o7.1,,;,H7 - %Ao'''
p,....,.. 'o ~ AioH t -, euu,
lunIpels--on eacil 'l 1,t;,' itiH
OF coipora!5oi uo'''E /" pl"ino'ns e euS oo
ness III Sal" , TJIIIGy,rrI10317-1o--- *''oo
D,..-;.... Pr iioN TO- n;. ~.
each person firm or corporation con-
Quoting the business of pressing or
dyeing clothes when done BY hand
----..---..-- $3.50
When done bv steam or cleo
trio power ------.--..------- S3.75
p..,....., 80 It|N.i : = - r.. ~. II
railroad eating house. wacre two or
more passenger trains. and running
on what is known a, through trunk
lines, stop daily for meals in said city
----------------..---.. ..--- SUI 10
Same-N here one train stops daily
-- $3.50
Same-N here one train SONS daily
Tor meals $3.50
Before any eating house shcl he
classed as other than d trunk line the
fact shall be reported TO the Clerk Of
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
and the classification approved biz hum
Railroad eating houses may be IL
,ensed for less than one year By pay
ing the proportion Of annual privi-
ege with ten per cent added; but he
license must be multiple Of five dollars
)f not less than the above specified
SECTION Is.
Eaiaoad- Railroads are divided
mo four classes; first, second third
lud narrow guago, ANA privilege tax
ll levied DIN Jbpm dts follows:
Dr. each railroad .E u.t-class per
mile ----- $22. SO
On second class per mile $3.50
On third class, per mike S.
On second class per mile $3.50
SECTION rs.
RcsJauangs-O On each restaurant
h said city $1,000
SECTION ~.
Read Estate agents-Jn each real
state agent in SAID city $500
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

W. ". MAGRUDER
of Okubbeba
ORDINANCE No. les. PASSED
An ordinance imposing q privieg
tax on occupations. business mad call
ings carried on within the corporal
limits of the City Of Macon. AISsis
sippi. and the collection thereof an
the damages and penalties fOr tn
failure TO pay same and repeating a
privilege tax ordinances heretOlo or
passed by said City.
SECTION |:
Sc it ordained by the Mayor an
Board Of Aldermen Of the City of Ma
con, State of Mississippi. that priv
leege taxes be and are hereby levie,
On the following industries, occupa
tons and callings carried 90 in sai
City, to-wit:--
SECTION =:
Animals, Exhibition or Trained
on each exhibition of trained animals
not beng circus or menagerie, fol
each day OF part of days exhibition
for fee charged or collected $500
SECTION 3:
Automobile Accessories, Automo.
bile Tires. On each person, firm on
corporation dealing in automobile Ac-
cess6rips q a
This shall mot anplv 70 GARAGES a1tC
dealers or renair shops Mo nav
pai5 tbq privilege tsvas 3pa nv tber1
eTG who 5a1JIe ,n ,-1rI Gl' ~ gug,-
les as an incident "a their Tmsinsss
The words "aUtomobilr a,,ess1r,,so
AIS used i'm This ordinanre .halI .nnl,
Ia al Individual na,-s nf srt1ronb;'iI.s
An continent for sr,torr,El,,s MIN
dino rras rIhes ana rarariaI. .,.sf
f.- repairInu san.e
SFCTJON l
titnmobile Garoce a, nsaI.r.
I'm oarh 5aslarS nr .'r,.,5l,oT ,r
firm, af dnaIa,s 5sIiog h, s,tn,,"[.;r...
ar IN aaab nr1li, 9.ar@oa Sd N
Dr aar5 d-ton,o6fIo ra,9t,.- 5t1,, e. 20
1t aIIt,roti.a r.ns5, ~, ,'.lr W.,
construed fl. g..s .n0sr. ,rba,.. .,r+."r.,
t,f.. ar. ,.ns.....g ..t..,L.. ....
IN -sr, .. %, ,r,l .r .'',''.
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XIII .+.H ...,..... ~ ,.I-...,...t
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

lee Sable Tor the tax, whether he or
she be selling them or not.
SECTION Is
l.rruses-On each animal show,
circus Of meuagerie, or any exhibition
advertised as such. OF if Classed Us
such whether horses be shown in the
p ring or not, or whether admission fee
be charged or not for each days OF
part Of days performance, to be paid
q before any performance can be given,
j. in said city where the show, circus,
e meuagerie or exhibition has a seat
!. ing capacity Of not more than Five
d Thousand nor less than Two Thous-
t and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4,000
II, SECTION 10.
= Coca-Cola, olavin, Gaola, Etc-0n
each establishment, person, partner
ship, firm or corporation bOttling CO.
d ca-Cola. Celery Cola, Africoa, Nervo-
= Ia. or any other proprietary drink:
(a) Where the daily bottling capa-
d city is less than one hundred dozen
. bottles -------..-.----.---- $500
4 "a Where the daily bottling cspa-
city is less than two HUNDRED dozen
bottles and more than one hundred
- bottles acknowledgements $4,000
aaa) Whcrethe daily bottling capa-
T city is less than four hundred bottles
j and more than TWO hundred dozen
bottles ---.--------------- $500
(bl Where the daily bottling cspa-
city is four hundred dozen bottles and
, less than six hundred dozen bottles
------.-.---------- $4,000
u (bb) Where the daily bottling ca
pacity is at any one time six hundred .
dozen bottles Of more -------$ 100000
The payment of the foregoing tax
shall give the hcensee the privilege
Of selling his products at wholesale
and at the place Of business at retail.
/ lcD On each person, partnership,
firm or corporation, selling at whole
sale, any Of the drinks named herein
or the syrups from which the same or
made, whetehr IN can. jug, key, bar ;
rel Of otherwise. except in bottles
---------.----- ------ $4,000
I ldl On each depot for the distrbu-
ton or shipment Of any of the drinks {
named IN this $4,000
le) On each individual, firm, part s
ncrsbip 1r corporation selling at re ,
tail any of the drinks named in this &
section whether sold or served at so
8g fouDtiD. I'M bottles or otherwise
.---------- S6.25 d
The FOREGOING taxes Shall be paid
In addition to any and all other taxes,
SECTION ID, F
Cannon Crackers each person. d
0m l corporation selling crackers u
over N inches lu length----- 5000 y
SECTION 2L
ru.r Stands On each auar stand
..-.-.-- $500 %
wrs shall mot a0ulV to amy merchant
....I .- r..,.arrfIa Eus.ga.. nag-
I.. aI,a.ar.u .nd privilege .azgs dis ia
such merchant.
SECTION "
Uu r.eh dealer .n collins $1,000 G.
sam. If dealer be- am undertaken K
$4,000 "A
Same If any dealer In collins. UNI Il
..ar.tno forruaing provisions is an en- g,
6aImer. or ,mpIovs am emhaImer in -
connection with his busiess. in that
event he hall pay an additional tax Of
$500 o.
SECTION % .,
Cotton Seed OIL MiIls-On each cot o.
does not exceed twenty tons tof two
ton seed oil mill where the capacity
thousand pounds) per day Of twenty Ii
-four hours $500 II
Same-Where the capacity is n,
twenty tons and does not exceed Ii
aiobtv tons Sl25O0
Same. where the capacity is one
and does not exceed one
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02


.zs..-,.es- -ssS-tsse
ia .,.s.r. ,.,s.,r, t,,,Azs. asa
~, - 49, ~ s;r,ilsr ST;nk bv
sIlo q e'ee' W Guy H. Cor escL
w. " '''' y''V ~ ,o, - ~ S250 90
pm IN; ~ uN HI H., Jo.r,a5 colIectibIe
- "a -, .,i,,.,., r,forrasd In
N'le.,'';.,,,' ,i.al,'i NV. ,',f
, S,'''' '''N' SE,,Tr6V ga
..- te,,,,,,,,,. G,,,non.ies
On S,',S ~, SOU n.y. ;n,, Snr,tv
Comb ,.'i,..;,i,l,. f,,. so;d cit,
Sfnn
sI,,,,,,O1T 5o F''''
Junk D& N.,n I,,,l. Dosl
! or i'm said i, s7 "a
S,TrtON N
Lightning ~ 5o,rls I'm on n
lightning rod ag&. IN sai5cit,. wbetb-
er associated with, hnrs mr. aIo1n
-----------.--& S1O0 40
SECTION'S2
Livery Stable-On EDS, livery sta
BE. iced or sale stable \ Slo10
Same-On each stable ihvhico nm
imals are stabbed for a fee Cher than
livery feed and sale stable S5 90
Provided that these license. shall
not authorize any hveryman or feed
man to receive or sell stock ether
than home-raised, under his livery
stablelicense, and if hedoesheshal pay
the vendors privilege Of So so
SECTION 80.
Laundry--On each laundry, the
weekly receipts of which amount to
ten dollars or ovcr------------$7 $3.50
Samt-On each agent for laundries
located outside of the place OF resi-
dence of said agent $500
SECTION "a.
Lumber ards-On each lumber
yard whose annual sale exceeds one
million feet OF $4,000
annual sales are less than one-half
feet, but exceed two hundred and fifty
thousand feet --------------- $4,000
Same-On each lumber yard whose
annual sales do not exceed two hun
dred and nifty thousand feet---$10.o0
SECTION 90.
Lumber buyer--On each person,
ilrm or corporation engaged in buy
ing lumber --;---.-----.----- 1890
DuI Viiis shall not Apply TO any per-
son or arm VINO mas PAID a privilege
tax tor buying lumber rs an incident
W soiiie o'lIti business.
oES IioN DO
Log buyer-oh each person, hrm
or corporation engaged IN buying logs
------l- -----,------- SlZ.5u
DuI tiis snail not apply TO saw miiis
puyih@ loss lor thelf own cohsump-
'ioii' c,,,-,,,,,,,,
SECTION o.
Luilch otahdS-Oh each lunch stand
III SAID clIEI,-,-a,-,,-- ------S2.50
=, oEC ION o.
MeaI Mafhel-Oh eaeh meat market
IN saio e''y--l-- --1-------$7'OO
buV inns Shaii not apply to persons
SeIllhg meat raised ana outchered by
himseH' z.,
SECTION 81.
y-Ho-houIuS-Oh eacn merry
go Fou"u, llylh% Jenny or other llhe
tontrlYance IN sa!d cIty-------Sl2.5O
~, SEC44oN o.
OIeohl"f9aThe DsaIefs ll--On
5ach dealer m oleomairgarine OF slml-
larry manufactured butter, and tins
7haiI apply even though party mas
2ald TAX as otheE dealier---------@o.O0
SEOiION oI.
Moving Picture SHOWS, Lte.-un
'ach moving picture snow theatorlum
]r similar attraction or adjustment,
RneIe the population rs less Cham
twenty-five hundred and more IMAM
'he thousand ------- -------Pi Z,3O
ie--oh an oiAte t"oAs or haI.S
See theatres -----... ..-.----- SOU
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
ORDINANCE Nc. les. PASSED

An ordinance imposing q privilege
tGA on occupations. business mad call.
ings carried on within the corporate
limits of the City of Macon. AiSsis.
sippi, and the collection thereof and
the damages and penalties f0r the
failure TO pay same and repeating all
privilege tax ordinances heretofore
passed BY said City,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
SECTION 9:

Animals, Exhibition or Trained
on each exhibition of trained animals,
not beng circus or menagerie, for
each day OF part of a days exhibition
FOR fee charged or collected $500
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

Street Fairs; Etc On each street
fair; street carnival; midway; or
pike combination where an admission
fee is charged or collected; either di-
rectly or indirectly to see or hear any
performance; or where anything what
soever may be exhibited for each week
or fractional part thereof in said city
=
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
AutOmobLle Aecessorlet.

4uIUWVOiIt AtVtSsVFltt, AuIOm0-
bile Tires. On each person, firm or
corporation dealing in automobile Ac-
cessories ------------- 5000
This shall not apply to garages, auto
dealers or repair shops, who have
paid the privilege taxes due by them
and who handle automobile acC4ssor-
les as an incident to their business.
The words automobile aycess1rios'
ais used in this ordinance shall apply
to All Individual parts of automobiles.
all equipment for automobiles, inllu-
ding tires, tubes ana materials uyed
for repairing same.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

And where theatre or opera
house building Is used Tor MOVING
PICTURE SHOW IN addition to such
use as opera house or theatre the
moving picture license elsewhere i'm
posed shall be paid in addition to the
opera house or theatre license above
rpuuirpd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

Same, with capacity Of over Fifty
Thousand feet and less than Seventy
Five Thousand feet output per day
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
SECTION 68.


peddlers--On each peddler on foot
for said City ------------------$7.50
Same-On each peddler with one
hores or mule or animal $1,000
Same-On each peddler with one
horse or mule or other animal and
wagon or other wheeled vehicle; in
said city------------------- $l2I5O
Same-On each peddler with a wa
gon and two horses or mules or other
animals in said city---------S $4,000
Same--On each peddler of tinware
or pottery or both not manufactured
in this State; viii wagon $500
Bu the person or his employee ped
ding pottery or tinware manufactur-
ed by himself in this State shall not
be required to pay privilege tax.
Same-On each transient vendor of
in said city whether sold
from a wagon; austion stand or 9th
But this section shall not apply to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

Same with a capacity OF over Twen-
ty-live Thousand feet and less than
Fifty Thousand feet output per day
SID IN
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Same-On each store where the stock
sometimes exceeds ten thousand dol.
lars but not more than twelve thous-
and dollars S35nlO
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SECTION u

tDIlN IV4N IN
Plumbers-On each individual, firm
or corporation doing plumbing bust
ness in said city -------------- $500
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02

Imitation Cider; Near Cidbr-On
each person, firm or corporation bot
Ting of selling, whether in barrels,
kegs, bottles or individual drinks, or
in any quantity whatsoever. near CT
der imitation cider, Mexican hot, red
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-07-02
SECTION 90.

Talking Machines-On each person;
firm or corporation selling Or leasing
with the anticipatin of selling talk
ing machines or monographs, by
whatever name called; whether for
himself; herself; or as agent for an
other ----------- $l0.OO