The daily Alaskan., 1921-06-16

f fifty thousand dollars (s5O, O,0O0) nor more than seventy-ffve thousand dollars ($75,OO0) per annum. two hundred and fifty dollars (S250) per annum;
 Doing business of not less than seyenty-five thousand dollars (S75,- 000) nor more than one. hundred thousand dollars ($10O, O,OO0) per an- mum, three hundred and seventy-fiye dollars ($375) per annum;
 Doing business of more than , one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) per annum, five hun dred dollars (s5OO) per annum; and fifty dollars (s50) additional for each twenty thousand dollars worth of business done in excess of one hundred thousand ($100,- 000) dollars per annum;
 Provided, that the sum required to be paid for license for prose- cutting the business of a meat mar ket under the provisions section 2569 of the Compiled Laws shall be deducted from the amount of tax due under the provisions of this subdivision.
 Reindeer Industry For each reindeer killed for the market twen- ty-fve cents (25c)..
 Mercantile establishments, other than exclusively wholesale mercan- tile establishments: Doing a busi- ness of more than one hundred thou sand dollars ($1OO,Oo0) per an mum, fifty dollars (S50) per an- mum on each twenty thousand dol lars (S20,0OO) worth of business done in excess of ore hundred thou sand dollars ($10O,00O).
 Mining: One per cent. of the net income in excess of five thou sand dollars (S5,OOO). By met" income is meant the cash value of the output of the mine less operat- ing expenses, repairs and better ments actually made, and royalties actually paid, and all taxes paid under Section 2569 of the Com piled Laws of Alaska; Provided, that the lessor of any mine op- erated under a lease shall be deemed to be engaged in mining within the provisions of this act and the roy alties, less the cost of collecting the same, received by him, shall be deemed to be the net income within the provisions of this act; but where he receives royalties from more than one mining property he shall pay the tax on the aggregate income over five thousand dollars (s5,000).
 By mining" is meant any op- eration by which valuable metals, ores, minerals, asbestos, gypsum and marketable earth or stone is ex- tracted from the earth.
 Public messengers; twenty-five dollars (s25) per annum.
 Ships and shipping; freight and transportation; ocean and coast-wise vessels doing business for hire ply ing in Alaska waters, registered else where in the United States and not paying a tax or license elsewhere, and freight and passenger lines pro- pelled by mechanical power regis tered in the Territory of Alaska and river and lake steamers and barges, as we'll as transportation lines doing business wholly within the Territory of Alaska; one dollar per ton on net tonnage, customhouse measurement of such vessel.
 Hunting license for nonresident hunters, one hundred dollars (s1O0) per annum.
 Dealers in non-alcoholic bever- ages, twenty-five dollars (s25) per annum. Manufacturing and repair shops. not otherwise herein listed as tax able, employing less than three men, ten dollars (S10) per annum; em- ploying three to ten men. twenty five dollars (S25) per annum; en- ploying ten men or over. fifty doi- lars (S50) per annum.
 Saw-mills Humber mills and shin gle mills), five (5) cents per thous- and for shingles, and ten (1O cents per thousand feet, board meas- ! ure of lumber, per annum.
 Coal dealers, fve' (5j conts per ton sold per annum.
 Dealers in firearms, i've dollars (S5) per annum,