Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-14

| stock dealers, $25 in cities Of more
than $4,000, SIS in cities between
10000 and $4,000 and $40 in cities
of less than 10000. Loan agents..
SIS in each county; salary loan
agents, $100. Legislative agents,
$1OO. Laundries, 500 in cities of
more than $4,000, $50 in cities be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 and $25 in
cities of less than $4,000.
Motion Pictures
I Cash register dealers, 500. Weigh
ing or calculating machines, $25.
Adding machines, $500. Typewrit-
ers, $10O. Slot machines 81 each.
Bicycle dealers, $40. Motorcycle
dealers $25, Machinery and nipple
ments, 500 for manufacturers and
$40 each for agents. Merry-go-
! rounds, $50 in cites of more than So
900 populations; $50 in cities between
10000 and $4,000; $40 in cities be-
tween 900 and 10000; $40 in towns
of less than 5000. Motion picture
supply house, $100. Musical instru-
ments and talking machines, 500 in
cities Of more than $4,000 popula-
| ton; $50 in cities between rs, 900 and
| $4,000; $25 in cities between 10000
and % 900; $40 in cities less than
10000
News dealers, $500. Packing
| houses. $500 in cities Of more than
10000 population; $3.50 in cities be-
tween 5000 and 80 0O0 $50 in cities
between 5000 and Is 900; S25 in cities
Of less than 5000. Pawnbrokers,
! 5000. Photographers, $40 and S. for
! each county other than his resi-
| ;atn
| picture frames. SIS. Monument deal
ers, $25 in each county Moving pic
ture ad vaudeville performance, 81
per month in cities of less than 5 900
population; 81 per month in cities
between 5000 and 10000; $40 per
month in cities between 10000 and
$4,000; $3.50 per month in cities be-
| tween $4,000 and $4,000; $25 per
month in cities of more than SO 900.
! Pistol dealers, $35 in cities of less
than 10000; $50 in cities Of more
than 10000.
Safes and vaults, $500. Sanitori.
ums, 500 in cities of more than 90
| 600 population; $25 in cities of less
| than 10000. Soda fountains, SIS for
each draught arm. Soft drink syrups,
one per cent of the gross receipts
for each quarter of a year. Hotels
81 for each sleeping room in counties
of more than 10000 population; SO
| cents in counties Of less than 10000
population.
Merchandise Warehouses
| Cafes and restaurants-$2 per table
| Of four chairs; so cents for each ad-
dItional chair. Street carnivals-$25
per week for each seperate enclosure
where admission is charged. Tank
and pumping systems-$5O Trading
stamps-$50 on each dealer Steam
ship ompanies-$100.
Undertakers-$2OOi in cities of more
| than $4,000 population; $100 in cities
between 10000 and 10000; $50 in
cities between 10000 and 5000: $40
in cities between $500 and 5000;
| $40 in towns of less than $500. Cot.
ton warehouses-$1 where between
! 500 and 1000 bales are handled Der
year; SIS where between 10000 and
| 5000 bales are handled; $50 where
| between 0,000 and 10000 bales are
| handled; 800 where between 20 600
| and 80, 900 bales are handled: 5000
where more than 10000 bales are
| handled.
ID
Waterworks-$100 for each dealer
in such systems. Fish dealers-$50
for each county. Patent rights rep
resentatives-$50 for each county.
Commercial reporting agencies-$125.
Stevedores-$100 for each place of
business. Salary and wage buyers
500 for each county. Carbonic acid
gas cents per pound. Toll bridges
SIS each where receipts amount to
more than $500 per year Beauty
parlors-$10. Swimming pools-$20 in
counties of more than $4,000 popula-
ton $40 in counties of less than So
600. municipal swimming pools ex-
empted) Sewing machine dealers
$500
SENATE ASKS BIG FUND
TO DEVELOP ALTAMAHA
Resolutions requesting congress TO