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

q SeFeutN-IlNe cents Np'AcI tOi N"N'
table. No charge shall be less thar
I twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
! Agent for sale in the city OF
/ ginger ale or ginger beer, pop, min
eral water, catawba o. soda water
or what is termed near beer, such a:
"Bevo," "Reifr's Special" or similar
/ bottled goods, generally termed soft
drinks, sixty $500 dollars.
! Manufacture and sale in the city
at wholesale, delivery by wagon OF
otherwise, of soda water, ginger ale
pop sarsaparilla, or other alrlat-
/ ed waters in bottles, twenty five $50
dollars, at retail by the bottle, five
| (S5) dollars. Soda water from foun-
| tains cannot be sold under this sec
ton.
9.-For sale at any place at retail
what is generally termed near beer or
what is generally termed "Bevo"
"Reiff'S Special" pablo" "Odo' or
similar drinks not specifically named
in this section, twenty-five (S25) dol
lars. Wholesale by non-residents
from wagon or otherwise, sixty $500
dollars.
10.-Bottled soft drinks, other than
near beer, five (S5) dollars.
1l.-Soda water fountain, twenty
five $3.50 dollars, bottled goods can
be sold under this section.
12.-Shooting gallery OF ball throw
ing or place OF Ike amusement, the
sum Of ten (Sl0) dollars month, or
fifty (50) cents 4 day.
13.-Flying horse or swinging ma
chine, moved by hand, the sum OF
ten ($l0) dollars per month; moved
BY steam, electricity or other power,
the sum OF fifty $500 dollars per
month.
Bowling saloon, the sum of
thirty $500 dollars, and on each
alley in such saloons in excess Of one,
the sum Of ten ($l0) dollars.
15.-Billiard Room or Pool SELDOM
the sum of twenty-five ($25) dollars,
and ten $50 dollars on each table
in excess of one.
1G.-Bagatelle saloon, as defined
by the law Of this State, the sum Of
twenty $500 dollars.
IT, Theatre, panorama, publT
performance or exhibitions. for each
week the sum of six $50 dollars.
and if less than one week, the sum Of
three ($3) dollars for each perform
ance. If held under tent or open air
performance, ten (S10) dollars per
day.
l8.-Noving picture machine, phon-
ograph, graphophone shows or similar
mechanical machine shows, the sum of
four SD dollars per week up to a
seating capacity of 500 persons, and
if less than one week two (S2) dol
lars for each performance or eShipi-
ton. If the seating capacity is in eX-
cess of 300 persons the charge shall
be sly (SG) dollars per week,and if
less than one % week three ($3) dol
lars for each exhibition or perform
ancc.
19.-Circus Mcnageries Carnivals
or shows Of like nature as defined
by the laws Of this State, one hun
drcd (Sl00) dollars per day or five
hundred (S500) dollars per week
and no rebate shall he allowed for
rainy days. provided: during license
year, beginning June LIST, 1922 and eX-
piring May 3lst, 1923, no individual
society, lodge, association. firm or
corporation shall be permitted TO OBJ
tain = license for any carnival, circus
or menagerie, for a pariod greater
than six co days.
20 Keeping penny-in-the-s)ot
to dispose Of merchandise
or weighing purposes, the sum of
three ($3) dollars.
21.-Skating rink or public room
as defined by the law Of this State,
twenty-five (S25) dollars, and dance
halls the sum OF five $50 dollars per
night. This does not apply to halls
operated by fraternal or religious or
22.-Keeping a nickle-in-the-slot
or of any description the
sum of twenty $500 dollars for
each machine.
28.-Barber shops, the sum Of
twenty-five (S25) dollars, and five
(S5) dollars on each chair in excess
of one chair, and on each bath and
shower. five $50 dollars.
24.-Shoe shining parlors or
street stands, twenty-five ($25) dol
lars. When conducted in barber shops
five $50 dollars.
25.-On all merchant tailors, tailor
pressing, cleaning and
dycing, the sum of twenty-five tS25)
dollars.
2G.-Shoe repairing by machinery
the sum Of one ($100) hundred dol
lars, by hand fifteen (S15) dollars.
This does not convey the privilege of
dealing i'm new and second hand shoes,
etc.
27.-Dealers in second hand clothes
or shoes, twenty-five (S25) dollars.
2S.-Common crier, as DEFINED by
TIE law of this State, the sum of five
($5( dollars.
29.-Genera! Auctioneer. as defined
nv the law of this State. the sum of
fifty $500 dollars: and he may sell
goods. wares. merchandise and other
articles not prohibited by law, and
also real estate by auction.
20.-Real estate agent or broker.
the sum of seventy-five ($75) dollars.
2l.-Rentine real estate. the sum
Of twenty ($2O) dollars. This does not
apply to real estate agents or brokers.
&2-CaHyaSSing for the sale or sell
ing books. maps. printS or pictures,
the sum of fifty (S50) dollars.
at anvGSsing for subscriptions to