Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-18

ulHeI IMAM steam IulI y -4lNG NYpC)
) dollars. Nonresident bakery, one
hundred ($100) dollars, on each wagon
or vehicle or agents. And all bakery
| wagons shall be furnished a licensed
tag by the Mayor, which shall be Sc
curely attached to each wagon or
other vehicle used or employed in the
, delivery of bread or other bakers pro
ducts Tag 10 be displayed on vehicle
under penalty OF ten (SlO) dollars
fine for each offense.
, S3,-Selling coal oil, gasoline or SIM
liar products from tank wagons TO
dealers or consumers in quantities IN
excess of four gallons, the sum OF one
hundred ($100) dollars, and in quaint
ties of less than four gallons to any
one person or firm, ten ($lO) dollars.
S4-Selling ice from wagon, for
each wagon the sum of fifteen (Sl5l
dollars, and for selling at q place of
business or sale station, the sum OF
fifteen $50 dollars.
85.-Oyster dealer, the sum OF ten
(S10) dollars; this license shall not
be prO-rated.
86.-Commission merchant, as de-
fined by the law of this State, the
sum of fifty $500 dollars.
87.-Commcrcial broker, as defined
by the law Of this State, the sum Of
seventy-five (S75) dollars.
sS.-Peddler, Us defined by the law
of this State, The sum of thirty-flve
$3.50 dollars.
S9.-Agent for paving or asphalt
company, the sum of twenty ($2O)
dollars.
0O.-Venders Of goods itinerant
brought into the city for sale, as bank
rupt, assignee, trustee or fire stock,
the sum of fifty $500 dollars per day.
| Note-such stock shall not be sold
by an auctioneer or common crier eX-
cept under n license required and the
payment of the tax thereon by this
/ subsection.
91.-C anyassing for charging
! photographs or sun pictures, cray
ons, painting and other pictures, the
sum of fifty $500 dollars per year or
ten $50 dollars per month.
-Canvassing for sale Of picture
frames or holders of any kind, the sum
Of fifty $500 dollars per year, or the
sum Of ten (5l0) per month.
93.-To sell natural flowers and
plants. known as florists stores, the
sum OF twenty-five ($25) dollars.
94.-All dealers in second hand
articles not classified as junk or anti
cues, one hundred and fifty ($l5O)
dollars. All such second hand articles
purchased by said dealer shall be re-
| ported to the Chief of Police not later
than ten Q0) o'clock A. NJ, the day
following the purchase, failure to
comply with this regulation shall be
subject to fine of ten $50 dollars
for each ofieEse and license revoked
for third CD offense.
95.-Bilposter or photographer the
sum Of two-hundred $4,000 dollars.
Telephone Company, the sum
Of one $50 dollar on each hundred
| ($10O) dollars of their gross receipts.
Telegraph companies receiving
messages in the city and forwarding
or transmitting them to points within
1 the State, not including any business
! done for the Government Of the Unit
ed States, its officers or agents and
not including any business to and
| from points without the State, or re-
| caiving and transmitting messages
within points in the State and deliver
| ing them in the city, not including
any business for the Government OF
the United States, its officers or
agents, not including any business
done to and from points without the
! State, the sum Of fifty $500 dollars,
and one SD dollar on each pole with
in the corporate limits used by them.
! 9S.-Automobile or similar vehicle
propelled or operated by power, other
than horses used for hire, the seat
ing capacity for which is arranged
! for four persons (4) or less, fifteen
($15) dollars and two ($2) dollars
| for each seat space in excess of four
! (4) seats. Applicants for license, un-
der and by authority of this section
are required to report to the Com
missioner of Revenue the seating
capacity of their ears. wagons or con-
veyance, and shall also exhibit his
license on demand of any police of
ficer; tags to be furnished by the
Mayor and conspicuously attached to
vehicle, under penalty of ten (SlO)
dollars for each offense.
g9.-Motor trucks or similar We
hicles propelled by power, other than
horses, used for hire, the sum of ten
$50 dollars for all trucks under
one (D ton capacity, and two (2) dol
lars per ton extra for every ton cap
acity over two (2) tons; tags to be
furnished by the Mayor and conspicu-
ously attached to vehicle, under pen
atty of ten $50 dollars for each Of
Tense.
1OO.-Garage for hire, storage or
sale of automobiles for other than
personal use, as defined by the laws
of this State, the sum Of twenty-five
| (S25) dollars, and an additional
charge of one dollar and fifty (Sl.5Ol
cents for storage capacity in excess Of
five 90 on each machine. City En-
gineer to report to the Commissioner
of Revenue the storage capacity based
on $50 square feet to each machine.
101.-Automobiles, motorcycles, etc.
each and every owner of a motor
vehicle shall obtain a city license, and
pay the sum of three ($3) dollars. He
shall be furnished tag when license
is paid, which must be displayed on
each machine This does not apply to
non-residentS temporary operating
machine in the city when not for hire.
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