Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-09

| TAX Sna!l .lnclulN Tie llSht .eo- = u I
nish meals for lunch without rav:ng
additional tax. $50 ptl 49,
| 3.-Rcoming, house, as distinguish
| ed from hotels, meaning by term
IRONING house,.any ouildingrpr dwell
Ling house fitted Up with beds, cots
ETC, for rental. or use. daily weekly
or monthly, there shall be license
tax oI one ($D dollar on each bed Or
!, cot 10 htc number of twenty (2O)fbeds
or; cots, and fifty $50 cents on each
bed or cot in. excess of twenty (2O).
4.A-On any house or building.
other than apartments, hotels, roQJn-
;nr houses, managed for and furnish
| cd to sub:et to transient or perman-
ent guests, there shall be levied a
room.
5.--House of private entertainment,
as defined by the law of this State,
the sura' Of five ($5) dollars.
G.-Cookshops, the sum of five $50
dollars. Eating houses and dairy lunch
rooms, the sum of fifteen ($l5) dol
lars, AMI scventy-five (75) cents ad-
d:tional for each table used for ac-
ccmmoda.:cn Of guests, allowing SIX
persons for each table.
7.-Accat fer sale in the city OF
ginger ale or ginger beer, pop, mine
raj water, tatawoa or soda water, d
what IS termed near beer, such a.
"Bevo", "Reiff's Special" or similar
bottled goods, generally termed soft
drinks. sixty (S60> dollars.
S.-Manrfacture and sale in the
city a. wholesale, delivery by wagon
or otherwise, of soda water, ginger
ale, pop, sarsaparilla, CT other air
lated waters II bottles, twenty-five
(S25) dollars; at retail by the bottle
five ($5I dollars. Soda. water from
fountains cannot DC sold under this
section.
9.-Fo,. sale at any place at retail
what is generally termed near beer CT
what is generally termed "Bevo
"Re:ff's Special" pablo" "odo" or
similar drinks not specifically named
in this section, twenty-five ($25) dol
lars. Wholesale by non-residents from
wagon or otherwise sixty $500 do
lars.
1O.-Bo:tled sole drinks, ether thar
near beer, five (S5) dollars.
11.-Soda water fountain, twenty
five ($25) dollars, bottled goods can
be sold Under this section.
12.-Sllocting gallery or oall throw
ing or place of like amusement, tie
sum of ten (slO) dollars month, or
fifty (5O) cents day.
l3.-Flying horse or swinging ma
chine, moved by hand, the sum Of Ten
($10) dollars per month; moved by
steam, electricity or other power, tie
sum of fifty ($50) dollars per mGnta
14.-Bcwl;ng saloon, the sum Ct
thirty $500 dollars, and on each al
ley in such saloons in excess of oae.
the sum Ct ten (S10) dollars.
15.-Billard Room or pool saloon
the sum Of twenty-five ($25) dollars;
and ten ;s1Oy dollars on each table
in excess CT one.
1G.-Ba ga.el!e, saloon, as: defined by
the law of this State the SUM Of
twenty 5000: dollars. i: ~ :"
l7.-Eheatre, panorama. public per-
Torrance or exhibitions, for each week
the sum cf.six (s6l dollars, and files
than one week, the sum of, three ($3)
dollars fer each performance. II held
under tent or. open air performance,
ten (s1c) dollars per day.
1S.-Moving picture machine, phono
graph, graphophone shows or simila:
mechanical machine shows, the sum
CT four ,ts4) dollars per week up u
seating capacity of 300 persons, and
If less than one week two (S2) lol-
lars for each performance or exhso:-'
ton. If the seating capacity is in ex-
cess eff 800 persons the charge shall
be SIX (S6) dollars per week, and II
less than one ~ week three (S3)
dollars for each exhibition or perfor-
nance.
19.-Circus, menagerte, carnival,
show etc, as defined by the law OF
this State, the sum of one hundred
and fifty, (s15O) dollars for each
days performance. Provided: during
license Year, beginning June 1st, 1921
and expiring May 91st, 1922 and NJ
Individual society, lodge, association,
firm or corporation shall be permit
| ted to obtain a license for any car
nivaf, circus or menagerie, for per