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<br />SUB. 34. From every gas company, $17.50.
<br />SUB. 35. From every electric light company, $17.5°.
<br />From every street drummer, $100.00, in advance, for each
<br />house, or separate establishment for which he may solicit trade.
<br />SUB. 36. From each and every horse trader, following the
<br />business upon the streets or public square of the city, $25.00, in
<br />advance.
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<br />SUB. 37. From each hotel runner, $5.00.
<br />SUB. 38. From each bill poster, $lO.OO.
<br />SUB. 39. From every person who' shall exhibit lung tester,
<br />electric battery, or other similar device upon the public streets,
<br />whether any fee is demanded or received or not, $5.00, in ad-
<br />vance.
<br />SUB. 40. From every person running any auction house,
<br />$25.00, in advance.
<br />SUB. 41. From every intelligence office, $lO.OO.
<br />SUB. 42. From every firm, person, or associatio~ of persons
<br />running a hotel with twenty-five or more rooms, $I5.00; with less
<br />than twenty-five rooms, $7,:'0.
<br />SUB.' 43. From every liquor dealer, selling spirituous, vinous,
<br />or malt liquors, or medicated bitters, in quantities less than one
<br />quart, $I5°'00, one hundred and fifty dollars; for selling in quan-
<br />tities of one quart and less than five gallons, $100.00, one hundred
<br />dollars; and for selling in quantities more than five gallons,
<br />$15°.00; for selling malt liquors exclusively, $25.00.
<br />SUB. 44. From every person, firm, or association of persons
<br />ordering lottery tickets for persons other than themselves, $50.00,
<br />in advance.
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<br />Attest,
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<br />SEC. 2. All occupation taxes levied by this ordinance shall
<br />be paid as follows: Wherever it is indicated that it shall be paid
<br />in advance, the whole of the tax shall be paid for one year, before
<br />engaging in the business, calling, or profession. In all other cases
<br />where the tax is five dollars or less, the tax shall be paid for one
<br />year in advance, and when the tax is more than five and not ex-
<br />ceeding ten dollars, it may be~paid~semi-annually, in advance, and
<br />when the tax is more than ten;dollars, it may be paid quarterly in
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