Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-08
AN Ordinance


BE 1T ORDAINED by the Boart
of Council of the City of Richmond
Kentucky, that license taxes to be pat
to the Chief of Police of the City oil
Richmond for the purpose of genera
revenue, be and they are hereby i'm
posed upon and required of all per-
sons, firms and corporations who shall
! exercise the certain privileges on en-
gage in the certain business, trades
and occupations hereinafter designated
/, for the year beginning July first, 1920
and ending June Both, 1921.
Before exercising any such privilege
or engaging in any such business
trade or occupation in the City OF
! Richmond within such time every per
son, firm or corporation desiring to dc
50 shall procure license and pay the
tax thereon as follows:
l. AUCTIONEER = Each person
who engages IN the occupation OF auc-
tiOnecr Ten dollars per year.
2. AUTOMOBILES engage in
the business OF selling automobiles
Seventy-five dollars per year.
3. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
To sell at retail automobile acces-
s0ries. Ten dollars per year.
4. BABY RACK, DOLL RACK OR
KNIFE RACK-To operate a baby
rack, doll-rack or knife rack, Five dol
lars per day
5. BAKERY-To operate bakery
for the wholesale or retail sale of its
products, Ten dollars per year.
6. BARBER SHOP-To operate a
barber shop, Five dollars per yeal
for each chair.
7. BILL POSTERS-To engage in
the business Of bill posing, Five dol
lars per year
8. BILLIARD OR POoLROM-To
operate g. Billiard OF Poolroom with
one table, One Hundred dollars per
year; each additional table, Fifty dol
lars per year.
8. BLACKSMITH SEOPS-To OPP
crate a blacksmith shop, Five dollars
per year.
10. BOOK AGENTS sell books
by canvassing from house to house
Three dollars per day.
II. BOTTLED DRINKS-To en-
gage in the business Of selling bottled
scft drinks, Ten dollars per year.
IL. BOWLING ALLEY-To operate
Bowling Alley, Forty dollars pei
year.
10. BROKERS-Each person., ex-
ccpt banks and trust companies, who
engage in the business of buying OF
selling notes, bonds, stocks or other
securities twenty-five dollars per year
Il. BUGGY SHOPS-To operate g
buggy or wagon shop, Five dollars pei
year.
Is. BUILDERS AND CONTRAC.
| TORS-To engage in the business OF
! building, contracting or laying side
walks twenty-five dollars per year.
16. CIGARETTES-To engage II
the business Of selling by retail cigar.
cites, Or cigarette materials, Twenty
| five dollars per year.
II. CIRCUSES-For exhibiting ;
circus or menagerie, One Hundred dol
lars per day.
18. CLEANING AND DYEING-
To engage in the business of cleaning
! dyeing or pressing clothes, either o.
all, Ten dollars per year.
10. CLOTHING STORES-To oper
ate a store for the retail sale of cloth
/ ing, shoes or mems furnishings, TWEEN
! ty-fve dollars per year.
20. CREAMERY OR MILK STA
| TION-To conduct a creamery or mill
station, Fifty dollars per year.
q. COAL DEALERS-To engage
in the business of selling by retail Goa
and building supplies, twenty-five dol
lars per year.
%. DENTIST-Each person wht
engages in the practice of dentistry
Ten dollars per year.
%. DOCTORS-Each person whc
engages in the practice of medicine
surgery, osteopathy or chiropractice
Ten dollars per year.
"a. DRUG STORES-To engage il
the business of the sale by retail O
drugs, medicines and toilet accessor
les, Ten dollars per. year.
Is. DRY CLEANING-To engage
in the dry cleaning business, FIT,
dollars per year.
&c. DRY GOODS STORES-To en-
gage in the operation of store TO
the retail sale of dry goods or ladies
furnishings, twenty-five dollars pc.
year.
81. ELECTRICIAN-To engage il
the business Of selling electric fixture
and electric wiring, Five dollars pc
year.
%. FLORISTS engage in tn
bushes of florist, or to act as al
agent for florist, Five dollars pc
year.
%. FORTUNE TELLERS = T
practice the profession Of clairvoy
ance, palmistry or fortune telling, pc
day, Ten dollars. Same per year, Tw,
Hundred and Fifty dollars.