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Local Dally Weather Report for the
llnrniiiK New*.
forecast for Savannah and vicin
ity till midnight Dec. 3n, )V*s: Threaten
ing weajher with occasional rains; high
er temperature Monday; southeast to
south winds, becoming brisk to high.
Colder Tuesday morning.
Forecast for Georgia: Increasing
cloudiness and rain; southeastiy winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at
Savannah, tin., on Dee. fit, 1896. with the
normal for the day: Temperature, nor
mal, SO; mean, 48; deficiency for this date,
accumulated deficiency since Jan. 1,
1595, 519- _
Comparative Rainfall Statement: Nor
mal. .12; amount for Dec. 29, <>; departure
from the normal, .12; total departure
since Jan. 1, 1895, -j- 2.09.
Maximum temperature, 60; minimum
temperature, 30.
1 he hlght of the Savannah river at Au
gusta at 8 a. m. (75th meridian time) yes
day was 8.2 feet, a rise of 1.5 feet dur
ing the preceding twenty-four hours.
Observations taken Dec. 29, at the same
moment of time at all stations for the
\|..ruing News:
Boston, t <2, w SW, v 8, cloudy.
V pw York city, t 38, wW,v 6, cloudy.
Philadelphia, t 4u, w SW, v 6, partly
clou<iv.
Washington city, t 38, w S, v light, cloudy.
Xorfolk, t 40. w N, v light, cloudy.
Wilmington, t 46, w N, v 6, cloudy.
Charlotte, i 40, w SE, v light, clear.
Atlanta, t 48, w E, v 12, clear.
Savannah, t 4S, w SE. v light, partly
cloudy.
J; , ksonvilie, t 52, w NK, v 6. partly cloudy.
Jupiter, t 72, w SE. v 9. partly cloudy.
Key West, t 74, w E, V 12, partly cloudy.
Tampa, t 02, w NE, V light, cloudy.
.Mobile, t f>B, W SE, V 10. cloudy.
Montgomery, t 58, w BE, v 8, cloudy.
Vicksburg, t 51, w NK. V light, raining.
New Orleans, t 60. w SE, V 12, raining.
Galveston, t 44, w NW, v 36, cloudy.
Corpus Christi, t 48. w NW, v 18, clear.
Palestine, t 34, w NW, v 18, cloudy.
Memphis, t 38. w NW, v 16, cloudy.
Cincinnati, t 38, w NW, light, cloudy.
Pittsburg, t 42, w S, v 8, clear.
Buffalo, t 38, w W, v 14, cloudy.
Detroit, t 3b. w SW. v 12, partly cloudy.
Chicago, t 26, w SW, v 20, cloudy.
Marquette, t 16, w SW, v 12, cloudy.
St Paul, t 8, w W, v 8, cloudy.
Davenport, t 24, w W, v 10, cloudy'.
St Louis, t 30, vf NW, v 8, cloudy.
Kansas City, t 26, w NW, v light, clear.
> iklahoma, t 30, w N, v 8, clear.
North Platte, t 20, w W, v 8, clear.
Dodge City, t 20, w NW, v 8, clear.
Rainfall— Washington City, trace; Mo
bile, .06 inch; Vicksburg, .84 inch; New
Orleans, .24 inch; Galveston, 1.80 inches;
Corpus Christi, .04 inch; Palestine, .02 inch;
St. Louis, trace. .
t temperature, w wind, v velocity.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Savannah, Gu., Dec. 29,
30 p. m.—Weather Synopsis: An area of
low barometer or storm is moving east
ward, north of the great lakes. A second
depression of, as yet, moderate intensity,
centers in the lower Mississippi valley.
An area of high barometer centers off the
Middle Atlantic coast. A second “high’’
covers the eastern section of the Rocky
mountains. Cloudiness prevails in East
ern Texas, throughout the Mississippi val
ley, and In most sections lying east of
the Mississippi river, with rain falling
in the lower Mississippi valley'.
The temperature line of 3u degrees ex
tends from southeastern lower Michigan,
southwestward to extreme Northern
Texas. North of this isotherm severe
freezing weather prevails.
The disturbance now central in the
lower Mississippi valley will give to this
section during Monday and Monday night,
threatening weather and occasional rains,
with higher temperature. The western
area of high pressure will bring clearing
and colder weather Tuesday morning, or
by' Tuesday evening.
P. H. Smyth, Observer.
The Best Advertising
For the Least Money.
01! ONE if II IML
WANTS, such as Help or Situations
Wanted; Houses or Rooms Wanted, or
To Let; Houses and other Property for
Sale; Lost, Found and Personal adver
tisements. and any other advertising in
serted in the CHEAP COLUMN, 15
WORDS or more, at
ONH CENT A WORD.
DISPLAYED advertisements In this col
umn at special rates.
PERSONAL..
specialist), treats all chronic, nervous, pri
vate, blood and skin diseases. "Consulta
tion free.” 136 Broughton street.
GENTLEMEN’S EVENING
lawn bows and ties, kid gloves, or
evening neckwear In latest styles, at
LaFar's, 29 Bull street.
DR. JEROME E. BLANC HAS RE
turned to Savannah; specialty, female
complaints and chronic diseases. Office
166% Broughton street, comer Barnard.
IF YOU WANT BARGAINS IN UN
derwear, neckwear or suspenders, go to
LaFar’s, 29 Bull street.
AVOID A FREEZE OUT BY THE
city and a freeze up by Jack Frost by hav
ing a waste-cock placed on your water
pipes. Cornwell & Chipman.
LAFAR IS ONCE MORE', 29 BULL
street, with the latest in hats, hosiery,
neckwear and gentlemen's wear gen
erally.
! lAVING GIVEN THK I'EOT‘LH OF
Savannah advantage of our contract on
butterine; also allowing them to test its
sterling qualities, we beg to announce
that the price in future will be 20c per
pound, or two pounds for 33c. Still a
great saving on butter. Cohen Bros.
AT LAFAR’S BULL STREET STORE
your will And him at home again, and
anxious to serve you with the latest in
hats, neckwear, umbrellas and men's wear
generally. 29 Bull street.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT SO Dis
turbs one’s equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist, removes
and cures ingrowing nai’.s, corns, bun
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler’s Pharmacy,
Bull and State streets.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
PHOTOGRAPHY, GO TO 21 BULL
street lor tine photographs at reasonable
Prices. Cabinets and crayon specialties.
Views taken in city or country by a spea
ial artist, J. N. Wilson.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED, A HOUSE GIRL THAT
understands cooking; none but compe
tent need apply. 177 Gordon.
WANTED, A RELIABLE MAN SER
vant for dining room and house work.
Apply 125 Perry street.
, WANTED," GOOD COOK. APPLY 166
Perry street.
WANTED, FIVE FRESCO PAINTERS';
steady work. Leon & Cos., Tampa, Fla.
TO *l5O PAID SALESMEN FOR
cigars; experience not necessary; extra
inducements to customers. Bishop &
Kline, St. Louis, Mo.
SALESMEN TO TAKE ORDERS; WE
send samples; give exclusive territory:
bay good salary and expenses, or liberal
Vphjtmsslon to proper applicants. Address
* ■ O. Box 125, New York city.
WANTED, TWO GILT-EDOE TKAV
' ling salesmen; responsible and experi
enced; permanent employment guaran
tee). New England Jewelry and SHver
ware t'o., lowa City, lowa.
EMPLOY MR NT WANII l>.
WANTED, position ah bookkbep
‘ r arid salesman In general merchandise
business; interior of state preferred; beat
\ r ,i ' Competent, care Morning
wanted, young man, i*ohitio.n
ns clerk or ayy honorable work where will
'an have to work on Hunday. Address
' - Y., 1161 Ilsll street.
A MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes a
lost lon UM governess, bourn keep, i or
•<***JHMt)on, references ex< liaiiked Ad
f/jfj ,at, Franklin Johnston, Lutsy,
• lamp too tnunty, South Carol, no.
COLD.
Cold Is refreshing in Summer but often
terrible in Winter.
Cold causes more misery- than fire that
gets beyond all control.
Cold can be insured against as readily
as tire and far more effectively.
Cold should be carefully attended to
when It first makes Its appearance.
Cold can be checked and all Us evil
consequences avoided if it is taken
promptly and in time.
Cold can be counteracted by a pure
stimulant and there is only' one that is
reliable—Duffy's Pure Malt.
Cold comfort awaits the man or woman
who fails to act upon this suggestion
whenever a chill makes its appearance.
Cold shoulder and even contempt should
be shown any' druggist or grocer who
tries to sell you comething which he says
is “just as good." He is deceiving you.
MONEY TO LOAN.
on savannah
real estate, at 4b. per cent.; mortgages
taken up; new loans made. H. Sinclair
the De Soto.
ROOMS FOR RENT. •
ROOMS; THREE CONNECTING
rooms; all conveniences on floor- large
yard, on corner; $9. 199 New Houston.
FOR RENT, ELEGANT ROOMS, OR
a fiat; suit small family' or a married
couple, at 80 Broughton street.
ELEGANT ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR,
large hall; third floor; convenient store,
Wlhtaker street. Apply John Lyons.
IlOt SEM AND STORES FOR RENT*
DRAYTON AND
Third streets; six rooms and bath, at
10.50 dollars per month. Apply to S. Men
del, 132 Bay street *
FOR RENT, HORSE 217 JEFFERSON;
all conveniences. Louis Vogel, 220 Jef
ferson.
FOR RENT. THE FOFR-STORY
briek house, 168 Liberty street; southern
frontage; thoroughly renovated; posses
sion immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
12i) Bryan street.
BN >K RENT. FLORIDA HORSE. 101
Broughton street; 18 rooms; remodeled,
painted and papered throughout; posses
■ slon immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
120 Bryan street.
FOR RENT. 11P 4 “PRICE STREET]
near Gordon, 7 rooms, first class condi
tion. W. E. Guerard, 180 New Houston
street.
FOR RENT, 185 HABERSHAM
street, 8 rooms, splendid condition, S2OOO
per month. W. E. Guerard, 180 New
Houston street.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Charlton and Barnard streets. John L.
Archer & Cos., No. 6 Bull street.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Henry and Lincoln streets. John
L. Archer & Cos., No. 6 Bull street.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
store, corner Broughton and Habersham
streets. Terms very reasonable. Inquire
next door.
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
talnlng fifteen (15) acres of land with dwel
ling; house and outbuildings; good water
on same, about 1% miles from the city,
near Vale Royal Mills. Apply No. 148
Bryan street, to M. Naughtin.
FO RR ENT, FIRST FLOOR AND
basement of 86 Bryan street, formerly oc
cupied by Germania Bank. For partic
ulars apply at premises.
FOR RENT OFFICES NO. IH BRY
an street, Ist floor; rent reasonable; pos
session given Oct. L Apply to Waltbour &
Rivers.
FOK SALE.
street lots. Investigate before you buy.
Dr. Knorr. Best street.
"COW! COWI FINE FAMILY COW;
calf two days old. Joe Jordan, at Gull
martins stables.
"BUSINESS FOR SALE. APPLY
Thacher & Cos., 122 Bryan street.
FOR SALE. MAHOGANY ~ WARD
robe, tables, sofa, chairs, etc., antique
style, at auction Monday, 30th Inst., 142
Congress, 11 o'clock. C. H. Dorsett.
"FOR SALE, SMALL FARMS. THREE
miles from court house, one mile from
city limits, on Ogeechee road, recently pav
ed; tracts of any size from one acre to
one hutidred; good land for truck farming
or for dairy farms; will exchange for city
property or Association Company stock.
C. H. Dorsett.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES;
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities; cypress shingles reduced to
J 1.25 and *2.25 per thousand; boats can
load at the mills; carload lots a specialty.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert H. Tatem, Real Ra
tals Dealer, 129 York street, near Bull
street. *
Hay and pea vines-h a y
wholesale. 67'i.c; retail, 75c per 100 pounds;
pea vines, with peas, *1 per 100. J. F.
Guilmartln & Co.'s Stables.
"UNREDEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
ry organs, sewing machines, clothing
very cheap. Arthur Deutsch, Pawn Brok
er, Congress street, next to Solomons'
drug store.
HOARDING.
table board, and best attention. 49 Lib
erty street. _
"WANTED, BOARDERS, PERMANENT
and transient, at 163 Gordon, corner Bar
nard street; everything new; hot and cold
water; terms very reasonable; also table
accommodated
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOLARS
for instruction on piano in harmony or
In counterpoint. Address N. A. Hardee,
151 Taylor street. __
"MISS CAMPBELL REOPENS HER
sehool Jan. 2, 111 Henry street; special
attention to beginners.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
write for our book. "How Fortunes Are
made.” Newton Bennington Company, 47
Broadway, N. Y. _
MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPEC
uiation In grain, through a reliable, suc
cessful firm; excellent opportunities to
make money by our new plans; fully ex
plained and sent free; highest references.
Pattison & Cos., 7 Omaha Buiiding. Chi
cago, 111.
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* >- 7)AK %,^WOOD^^GN, E^DOLiLAIT* W pi‘I 11
load, stick or sawed, at Almar s, tele
phone 121.
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THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY DECEMBER 30. 1895.
SOME FEW VERY DESIRABLE
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ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR
H HI 111,
ARE HERE, AND WILL BE SOLD
AT COST.
A SPLENDID OPPORTI MTV -O
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HOW IS YOUR DINNER SET?
WE HAVE SOME NEW ONES.
TO HI Ml.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Olllclnl Proceedings of Connell,
Savannah, Dec. 23. 1896.—Council met
this evening at 8 o’clock, pursuant to the
tall of the mayor. Present: Hon. Her
man Myers, mayor presiding. Aide' -kui
Geo. W. Tledeman, vice chairman of coun
cil. A!derm< n Garrard, Lamotte, Hudson,
Falligunt, Gleason, Oarolan, Watson.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition of P. W. Meldrim
and John Houston, executors, and Susan
E. Mclntire, for separate ground rent ti
tles, report favorably thereto, and recom
mend that separate ground rent titles be
made to petitioners. The annual ground
rent on the eastern part of lot in question
held by said executors is the sum of $22.50,
and the annual ground rent on the west
ern part of said lot, held by Susan E. Me-
Intire, is $7.50. Wm. Garrard,
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to which wag
referred the petition of Lucy T. Black,
for separate ground rent titles, report fa
vorably thereon, and recommend that sep
arate ground rent titles Ik* made to her
to the eastern half of the western half
of lot No. 21, Calhound ward, upon which
the annual ground rent is the sum or
$17.61. Wm. Garrard,
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
ORDINANCE.
Ordinance read in council for the first
time Nov, 26, 1595; read a second time Dec.
4, 1893, and laid on the table; taken from
the talde Dec. 23, 1895, amended, placed
upon its passage and passed:
PREAMBLE.
Whereas, the administration of the gov
ernment of the city of Savannah, for the
fiscal year 1896, will cause an expenditure
in the various departments of said gov
ernment in sums estimated as follows
to wit:
Board of health $ ]%f>oo
City court 6,500
City lumps 29,tAiO
Crematories 7,000
Drainage and dry culture Itiooo
Fire department 70,000
Harbor and wharves 1,500
Hospitals 10,000
House drainage 3,000
Incidentals .. 7,500
Laurel Grove cemetery 6.500
Market 4,600
Interest—Bonded debt 174,000
Opening streets 3U.000
Parks and squares (Inclliding SSOO
for Estill Park) 11,000
Paving streets 10,000
Police 80,000
Police and tire uniforms 6.000
Printing and stationery 3,500
Public buildings 1,500
Quarantine 10,5ti0
Salaries 35,000
Scavenger department 26,000
Sink department 8,500
Sinking fund 46,000
Streets and lanes .Jt 54,000
Water works 35,000
Water mains—extensions 30,0K1
Water works, new and notes 18,483
Total $743,553
To assess and levy taxes and raise
revenue for the city' of Savannaih;
for the regulation of certain kinds
of business in the corporate and jurisdic
tional limits of said city; fixing penalties
for the violation of the revenue ordinances
of said city, and for other purposes con
nected with taxes and revenue of said city.
Section 1. The mayor and aldermen of
the city of Savannah, In council assem
bled, do hereby ordain. That from and
after the first day of January, 1896, the in
habitants of said corporate and Jurisdic
tional limits of said city, and those who
hold taxable property within the same,
and those who transact, or offer to trans
act, business therein, except such as are
exempt from taxation by law, shall pay
toward the support of the government of
said city, and for thtr safety, benefit, con
venience and advantage of said city, the
taxes hereinafter prescribed.
Sec. 2. Every person and corporation
owning real property in said city, includ
ing improvements, shall pay a tax to be
assessed by council upon the value of said
property by the first day of April, 1896, at
the rate of one and one-half per centum
upon the value thereof, except on such
property as may be exempt from taxation
under the laws of this state.
Sec. 3. Every person and corporation
owning or holding in trust or consignment
household, kitchen or office furniture, pri
vate or professional libraries, watches,
jewolrv plate, musical instruments, bil
liard tables in private residences, stocks
in money corporations, bonds, notes, or
other evidences of debt, money, solvent
debts, stock in trade, and every other kind
of personal property whatsoever, shall pay
a tax at the rate of one and one-half per
centum on the value of such per
sonal property whatsoever owned or
held on the first day of January, 1896, and
if any person or partnership shall engage
in business as a wholesale or retail deal
er in goods, wares or merchandise of any
description whatsoever after the first day
of January, 1896, they shall pay a tax on
the value of such goods and merchandise
(as they mav be possessed of on the day
of the date of their beginning business in
said city), which tax shall be of such pro
portion of said tax as the time left in said
year shall bear to the whole year, except
such as mav be exempt from taxation by
the laws of this state or of the United
Sec 4. Every shipmaster, captain, super
cargo, agent or other officer of any
vessel or other person who shall char
ter or’ offer to charter his vessel, or who
shall sell goods or articles of any kind
from any vessel or wharf, personally pur
chase cargo or collect freight, except
through a licensed broker or commiss on
merchant, shall tie considered a commis
sion merchant and pay the tax herein
after prescribed for commission mer
chants. . ~ ,
gee. 5. Every person transacting or of
fering to transact any of the kinds of
business hereinafter specified (whether
In connection with any other business or
not) shall pay the tax hereinafter pre
scribed for every se|arate place |ri which
he shall transact or offer to transact busi
ness, vixt
Auctioneers (doing a general suction
business) ami commission merchant or
auctioneer (doing a general auction busi
ness) and broker, two hundred dollars.
Dealer* In goods, wgrea and merchan
dise. including dealers In drugs, Itc , (in
addition to llqcu las or ikeius) as fell-
I j* U*r fMiIL thirty
<r* 1 Ml Mil
**ilit*u whijkm i* wm* feu wired
1 d'slliMft.
Dealers in liquor doing a wholesale bus
iness. two hundred dollars.
Brokers in liquor, two hundred dollars.
Banks, or bank agent or agents of
bankers engage*! in buying or selling ex
change including every 1•• -rson or com
pany doing a bank! ng business, every
bank with a savings dei-artment attach
ed. every bank without a savings depart
ment attached, and every savings bank,
fifty dollars.
Every person, firm or corporation, other
than those paying the license just men
tioned required of banks, as tankers buy
ing and selling exchange. $25.
Colton brokers or brokers or dealers In
stocks, bonds and real estate, and every
produce grocery, and naval stores broker,
sral every resident agent representing
non-resident dealers. merchants and
manufacturers, exclusive of brokers in li
quor, seventy-five dollars.
Persons other than a pawn broker en
gaged in the business of lending money
on personal property, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
Brokers or agents buying and selling
futures on a margin, five hundred dollars.
Brokers or dealers In stocks, bonds and
real estate, with the privilege of selling
same at auction, one hundred dollars.
Brokers who may handle or receive
goods on consignment, one hundred dol
lars.
Ship brokers, one hundred dollars.
Dealers In butter, lard and cheese, eigh
ty dollars.
Dealers in hides, wax and tallow, eighty
dollars.
Brokers engaged in the sale of horses,
cattle or mules, who keep 11b stable for
the sale of same, eighty dollars.
Dealers In horses, eatile or mules, who
keep no stable for the same, eighty dol
lars.
Pawnbrokers, five hundred dollars.
Proprietors of each pool room kept or
maintained in the city of Savannah fur
the sale of pools on races, shall pay the
sum of two thousand dollars per annum.
Building and loan associations, fifty dol
lars.
Loan associations, doing a banking bus
iness. fifty dollars.
Every tire or life insurance company
doing business, whether directly or
through an agency, or through a broker,
two hundred dollars.
Every or broker dolmr buslnesa
in the city of Savannah for eveTV tin* or
lile Insurance company which he may
represent In any way. including each
company to which he may send bualnej-e,
shall pay the tax of two hundred dollars
in all cases whore the company does not
pay the tax Itself.
Brokers dointf business under the act
of the legislature of Georgia, approval
Dec 14. 18W. and entitled. “An act to
provide for and regulate the business of
insurance brokers in this state, and to
authorize insurance to be procured by
them beyond the limits of the state upon
property within the state, and for other
purposes,” are expressly included, the
meaning and intent being to make the
agents and brokers referred to respon
sible under the pains and penalties of this
ordinance for the speeitic. tax of two hun
dred dollars, as provided for by ordi
nance of the city' of Savannah, adopted on
the 25th day of September. 1895.
Every marine, accident, surety or other
insurance company doing business, wheth
er directly or through an agenev, or
through a broker, fifty dollars.
Every person who shall be sworn by
the mayor (who is hereby authorized to
administer the oath for such purpose)
as a pubHr weigher of any goods, wares
or merchandise, twenty-five dollars.
Every average or Insurance injuster for
companies for which he is not the local
Insurance agent, fifty dollars.
Keepers or proprietors of hotels that
contain seventy-five room or upward, one
hundred dollars.
Keepers or proprietors of hotels that
containing under seventy-five rooms, fifty
dollars. J
Sewing machirte agents agencies, fif
ty dollars; the Same for each and everv
agency.
Dealers In sewing machines, fifty dol
lars.
Dealers in coal, one hundred dollars.
Dealers in stationery or books, selling
exclusively at wholesale, or at retail and
wholesale, one hundred dollars.
Retail dealers In stationery or hooks
thirty dollars.
Gil mills, fifty doMars.
Manufacturers) of .or dealers in fertiliz
ers, not paying tax tfs a commission mer
chant, one hundred dollars.
Owners, proprietors, lessee or lessees
of cotton press establishments, three hun
dred dollars; every hand cotton press
twenty-five dollars,
Owners, proprietors, lessee or lessees
of a Junk shop, or Junk dealers, three
hundred dollars.
Cotton pickeries, to be confined exclu
sively to the purchase or sale of cotton,
one hundred dollars; and all buyers of
loose cotton who buy from others than
cotton merchants, one. hundred and sev
enty dollars. 1 1 ”
Proprietors or owners of cotton gin es
tablishments, one hundred dollars.
Commission merchants ot* factors* one
hundred dollars.
Exporters of cotton, lumber, naval
stores, or other merchandise, foreign or
coastwise, agency or representative of
firm of exporters, two hundred dollars.
Stevedores, fifty dollars.
Proprietors or owners of lumber yards,
fifty dollars.
Dealers in brick or agents for sale of
bricks, seventy-live dollars.
Dealers in wood, thirty dollars.
Keepers of warehouses for the storage
of cotton, merchandise, goods, etc., for
each warehouse, thirty dollars.
Proprietors or owners or keepers of
billiard tables, other than those used in
private dwellings, fifty dollars for each
table; for every pool table or tables on
which pool is played, one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Proprietors or owners of bagatelle ta
bles, twenty-live dollars for eu Ii table.
Proprietors or owners of tenpin alleys,
thirty dollars for each alley.
Proprietors or owners of saw mills or
planing mills, with or without lumber
yards attached, fifty dollars; and on each
sash and blind factory, or agency of sash
and blind factory, fifty dollars.
On the owner or proprietor of every
steam engine used for hoisting purposes,
or any other business where steam is
used, not regularly taxed, as in this ordi
nance stated and enumerated twenty-five
dollars.
Cotton shippers, twenty-five dollars.
Cotton weighers, twenty-five dollars.
Shoemakers, ten dollars.
Merchant tajlors, thirty dollars.
Every circus, with or without a men
agerie, for each and every day perform
ing in the city, five hundred dollars; itin
erant shows, one hundred dollars per week
or any part thereof; flying horses, twenty
five dollars per week; other minor ex
hibitions, ten dollars per week, or any part
thereof.
Dealers or vendors of goods, wares,
merchandise, drugs and small wares, sell
ing or introducing the same for sale by
means of public exhibitions, one hundred
dollars per week, or any part thereof.
Hand organs, or strolling band of musi
cians, five dollars per week.
Every person, company or corporation
engaged in the business of operating or
running a theater for theatrical exhibi
tions, three hundred dollars per annum.
Every theatrical troupe, minstrel troupe
or other troupe acting or performing in
any public hall in this city other than a
theater, shall pay five dollars for each
performance.
Persons or partnerships running a grist
mill, thirty dollars; if worked by horse
power, twenty dollars; every person run
ning a flour mill or flour and grist mill
driven by steam, fifty dollars.
Bread or cake bakeries carried on by
means of steajn machinery, fifty dollars;
if carried on without steam, thirty dollars.
Master builders, masons, mechanics
and others taking contracts for work,
thirty dollars.
Architect*, civil engineers, surveyors,
contractor*, thirty dollars.
Dealers in paints, oils, sashes, blinds or
doors, fifty dollars.
Real estate collectors and agents, cut
rate ticket dealers, agents or broken* and
ticket scalpprs, twenty five dollars.
Proprietor* or owner* of Intelligence
offices, ten dollars for each office.
Mercantile or commercial agencies, one
hundred dollars.
Daily newspaper* printed by *tntm, or
other motive power. one hundred dollar*;
every weekly or other newspam-r nrlnte-1
by *ti*am or other motive power, fifty dol
lar*; every daily newspaper worked by
harp], twi-Tity five dollar*, and every
weekly newspaper worked by hand, ten
dollar*.
Job printing office* worked by *team,
go*, water or other motor, fifty dollars;
If worked without m team, ga*. water or
other motor, twenty five dollar*.
Man’if* "Offer* of and* • nil'f, N4iUllf
fion< fount*, twenty five dollar*, arid
manofwolurtng and bottling od*. fifty
dollar* selling sod* water from founts,
(egi dollar* for each fogttt
J'obiic uwm iaturdries, fifty dollar*
Public laundries run without Weara,
twenty-five dollars.
Bottlers of beer or ale, fifty dollars.
Soap boilers qr tanners, for'eaeh estab
lishment. ten dollars.
Barber shops, four dollars for each
chair.
Persons engaged in the business of gas
biting qr plumbing, or both, shall take
out a license, for which he shall pay
thirty dollars; and, as a prerequisite to
the issuing of such license, every plumber
and gas fitter shall on or before the 15th
•lay of January. 1896. make and file with
the clerk of council a taxid in the sunt
of s2,t*R), with good and sufficient securi
ties. to he approved by the mayor, con
ditioned to comply with the ordinances
of the city of Savannah, and the rules
and legulations governing the water
works department of said city, and to
answer over to the mayor and aldermen
or the city of Savannah for all damages
the city may sustain by reason of negli
gence or default of such plumber or gas
titter In negligently closing or leaving
open excavations in the public streets;
and no person shall do or perform the
work of a plumber or gas titter without
first taking out said license, under pen
alty, upon convictions before the police
court, of a fine not exceeding one hun
dred dollars, or imprisonment not exceed
ing thirty days, either or both in the dis
cretion of the officer presiding in said
court.
Daguerrean artists, photographers, am
brotypers and pot rut t painters, tw enty
five dollars.
Steam boat, vessel or other agencies,
fifty dollars; every agency for ocean
(steamships, each line, one hundred dol
lars.
Cotton factories, fifty dollars.
Broom factories, thirty dollars.
Manufacturers of plas%t of cement, fifty
dollars.
Coppersmiths or manufacturers of stills,
fifty dollars.
Ice factorise, one hundred dollars.
Wholesale dealers in ice, one hundred
dollars; every retail dealer in ice, ten
dollars.
Each and ever' museum, twenty-five
dollars.
Gas companies, five hundred dollars;-
every electric light company, five hun
dred dollars.
Restaurants or eating houses, twenty
five dollars.
Rice pounding or cleaning mills, with
or without grist mill attached, one hun
dred dollars..
H'ortune tellers or astrologers, five hun
dred dollars.
Breweries or persons manufacturing any
mall liquor, two hundred dollars.
Manufacturers of cider or vinegar, or
either, fifty dollars.
Telephone companies or exchanges, six
hundred dollars; each Independent tele
phone of two stations, two dollars and
fifty cents.
(Street railroad companies, whether un
der tin* Control of another company or
not. three hundred dollars; and, in ad
dition thereto, fifteen dollars for each
and every car at any time used by such
company in the city; ii shall also 1.8
required that each and every railroad
company doing business In this city shall
take out badges for all cars employed by
them, which badges shall lie furnished
by the city treasurer, and which shall be
numbered. It shall furthermore lie re
quired that each and every car employed
l.y each and every street railroad com
pany shall have such badge as herein
before provided securely fastened In a
conspicuous (dace upon the inside of such
car.
Proprietor* dr keepers of n skating
rink, twenty-five dollars.
Undertakers or coffin warehouses, thirty
dollars.
Persons engaged In loading or unload
ing vessels bv horso power, twenty-five
dollars for each hoisting apparatus used.
Express companies, five hundred dollars;
and, in addition thereto, six dollars for
every one horso baggage express wagon,
and twelve dollars for every two horse
baggage express wagon employed by such
companies.
Bill posters or distributors of bills or
advertisements, ten dollars.
Blacksmith shops, each forge, eight dol
lars.
Cooper shops, twenty dollars.
Carriage rei>ositorie, one hundred dol
lars; every carriage or wheelwright shop
for manufacturing or repairing, twenty
five dollars.
Cigar manufacturers or retailer*, twen
ty dollars.
Dye house*, twenty dollars.
Millinery establishments, ten dollars.
Gunsmith establishments, ten dollars.
rouldrlM, thirty dollars; machine shops
thirty dollars; every foundry and ma
chine shop, sixty dollars.
Menageries, fifty dollars per day.
Murlile and stone yards, fifty dollars.
Wholesale or retail dealers or shippers
in fish or oysters, doing business outside
of the city market, fifty dollars.
Shipping master*, one hundred dollars.
Shooting galleries, one hundred dollars.
Proprietors or keepers of green groce
ries, one hundred dollars.
Stencil cutters, twenty dollars.
Tailors, not regstered as merchants,
ten dollars.
Proprietors or owners of marine rail
ways or dry docks, fifty dollars.
Dealers paying a tax us wholesale deal
ers, nnd every green grocer, shull be per
mitted to do any business herebefore tax
ed, paying a less .tax than tax for a whole
sale dealer, without paying any other spe
cific tax.
Every person engaged In the business
of transporting or carrying goods, wares,
merchandise, passengers or baggage for
hire, by means of wagons, dravs, trucks,
carts, omnibuses or carriages of any de
scription, or of letting carriages or other
vehicles for hire, shall pay u tux ac
cording to the number and character of
vehicles employed In such business, viz.:
Every person employing one-horse cart
or wagon, six dollars; every person em
ploying one-horse dray or truck, otght
dollars; every person employing one
horse cab, hack or buggy, or vehicle of
any description not otherwise specifically
mentioned, six dollars; every person em
ploying one two-horse cart or wagon,
dray or truck, twelve dollars; every
person employing one two-horse cab,
hack, buggy, omnibus, carriage or vehicle
of any description, eight dollars; every
person employing one three-horse
truck, eighteen dollars; every person em
ploying one four-horse dray or truck,
twenty-five dollars; every person employ
ing one four-horse omnibus, thirty dol
lars; and tho tax to be paid by any per
son employing more than one vehicle of
the same or different kinds shall be ac
cording to the number of vehicles em
ployed at the rates above specified.
Keepers of sale and feed stables,
fifty dollars; hut nothing herein contained
shall authorize the keeper (ft such sale and
feed stables to sell any live stock of any
other person without first paying the
brokers’ or dealers' tax as required un
der this ordinance; every keeper of a pub
lic or livery stable, fifty dollars; every
keeper of a feed stable only, fifty dollars;
and in addition thereto, as a part of the
same tax, according to the number and
character of any vehicles employed in
such business, either by letting for hire
or in the transportation of goods, pas
sengers or baggage, at the rates above
specified for taxes to be paid by persons
engaged in the business of transporting,
etc., for hire.
Person employing or using one or
more vehicles of any sort to be drawn
by one or more horses or mules in con
nection with any business In which he
may be engaged, for the purpose of deliv
ering goods sold by them or in any other
manner, shall pay, in addition to tlie
specified tax required of them for such
business, and as a part thereof, a grad
uated tax similar to that hereinbefore
required of persons engaged in the busi
ness of transporting, etc., for hire, ac
cording to the number and character of
such vehicles, and at the same rate.
Hucksters, Including dealers in ice,
cream, fruit, small paint shops, venders
of small wares, and keepers of a cook
stove or cook shop, ten dollars.
Persons selling from push carts or other
vehicle*, except country cart* selling
their own produce, one hundred dollars;
upon payment of said tax the treasurer
shall furnish a badge, which shall be
placed in a conspicuous place on such
push cart or vehicle.
Street dealers In poultry, for which a
badge shall be issued, bn dollars.
Manufacturers of patent medicines not
engaged In the business of a druggist,
thirty dollar*.
Agents, a<torney*-at-law. or other per
son* negotiating loans on real estate, *ev
enly-ftv* dollar*.
burglar alarm companies or scent*,
twenty-five dollar*.
Dealers In bicycle*, or ag*nt* for *al
of same, thirty dollara.
Manufacturers of baking powders, or
**!f rising Hour, or both, fifty dollars.
Retail dealers set tins Of eased | muUry,
fresh meats, or fresh vegetables, In addi
tion to tha tag of a rstall dealer, ssventy
, do ll* I *.
Jsvry druiituisr, runner or other j*rr*t>n
soliciting trade or orders, or business for
another or for himself, whether resident
of this city or elsewhere, and having no
fixed place of business iff this city, and
every peddler and Itinerant trandent tra
der, and every transient person selling
or offering to sell by sample, shall pay the
same tax required of resident and sla
tlunary dealers In the same articles, and
no officer of the city shall be authorised -
to reduce or in anywise change such lax
so required, nor shall such Itinerant deal
er tc- allowed to sell his wares uniter the
license of any auctioneer, or under the
nume of any factor or commission mer
chant who has paid his tax as such, until
he himself shall have paid all taxus re
quired of him l>y this ordinance; provided,
however, that any transient person trans
acting, or offering to transact, anv of the
kinds of business mentioned in this pan -
graph, selling or offering only to resident
dealers or manufacturers in the specific
article or commodity sold or offered by
him or her, and not bringing into or keep
ing in the city any stock for purpose of
delivery, shall not be required to pay any
tax or license fee.
Every person, company or corporation
required by this section to pay a specific
or business lax shall take out a license
or receipt, which shall state the business
or occupation in which such person, com
pany or corporation Is authorized to < n
gugc, anil which shall be exhibited to tl;e
city marshal, or his deputy, at any time
upon demand. Ami If any person, com
pany or coriorntion shall engage in any
business or occupation for which such in
cense or receipt is required without first
taking out the same, or who shall fall or
refuse to exhil.lt the same ujsin dem iml
to tlie city marshal, or his deputy, such
person, comiuvny or corporation shall,
upon conviction before the police court of
tile city of Huvunnali. be subject to a fine
not to exceed one hundred dollxrs, and
Imprisonment not to exceed thirty day*,
either or both, Jn the discretion of Ihe
court.
Agencies and other business not here
inbefore specially mentioned, thirty dol
lars.
Sec. 6. The occupant of any premises
where u dog or dogs is or are kept shall
pay for every dog so kept an annunl li
cense of one dollar. Upon payment of
tills license a badge shall be issued to ihe
person paying the license for the dog;
and every dog found running at large
without such badge shall be impounded,
and if not claimed In forty-eight hours,
shall be disposed of.
Sec. 7. The value of real property to be
taxed under the second section of this
ordinance shall be ascertained by means
of tie* assessments provided for by the.
ordinance of the city on that subject, or
any ordinance amendatory thereof; (lie
value of personal property to be taxed
under tlie third section of tills ordinance,
the particulars and character of the busi
ness for which a tax Is required under Ihe
tiftli section of this ordinance, and the
number of dogs kept, as provided for in
tlie sixth section of this ordinance, shall
be ascertained by means of the returns
hereinafter prescribed.
Wee. 8. Every person and corporation
owning real property In said city on Ihe
first day of January, 1896, shall pay taxes
upon such real property upon the assess
ment thereof us udopted by council. Every
person and corporation owning or holding
In trust or on consignment, personal
property in said city on the first day of
January, IXA6, lialde to he taxed under
the third ami fifth sections of this ordi
nance, except stocks in bunks and bunk
ing associations organized under the laws
of tills state or of Ihe United States, shall
make a return thereof to the city treas
urer within twenty days after that date;
and all returns of personal property shall
bo inspected as soon as they are made by
a person or persons to lie designated by
finance committee of council, who sliull
carefully and critically examine the same
and If he or they find, or have cause to
believe, that such return Is not properly
made, so as lo show Ihe umounl of per
sonal property owned by tho person or
persons, or corporations making tho re
turn subject to luxation, then ho or they
shall forth wit Ii proceed to assess the said
personal property of suld person or cor
porations at it* true value, as near
as can be ascertained by him or them, and
as soon as the same is made, he or they
shall send a copy of the sumo to the
person or corporation whose return is
thus corrected, and the person or corpor
ation whose return is thus corrected, shall
have the right to appeal from such cor
rected return to tilts committee on as
sessments of the city council within ten
days after mulling of the notification of
the correction of said return; and. sutd
committee shull hear such return us soon
as nmy be convenient thereafter,
notifying said uppeliant of the
time and place of hearing said appeal;
and alter hearing such appeal the suld
committee oil assessments shall fix the
return of said person or corporation at
such sum us may. In their opinion, tie
correct and Just and stiall immediately
notify such party of the sum so fixed
by them; and the said person or corpora
tion may, within four days of the rendi
tion of such Judgment, appeal therefrom
to the mayor and aldermen of the city
of Savannah, where such appeal shall
lie heard and determined os other ap
peal cases are heard and determined by
the mayor uml aldermen of the city of
Savannah, and the Judgment of the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah
shull be final ami determine the amount
ii)K>n which tlm city treasurer shall col
lect the taxes due thereon; If the returns
of personal property, as made l>y the
person or corporation, shall be accepted
by tlie person or persona so designated
by the finance committee of council, lie
or they shall Indorse the same as ac
cepted, and hand the same to the city
treasurer, who Bhall assess thereon tlie
taxes to be paid by the person or corpora
tion making such return. Hut In the
event there is no appeal from the assess
ment so fixed by the person or persons ap
pointed to examine and correct the same,
and no appeal from the assessment fixed
by the committee on assessments, then
the said assessment so fixed shall he the
amount upon which the city treasurer
shall assess the taxes to be paid by the
person or corporation making such re
turns. The president or acting president
of any such bunk or banking associa
tion, located in said city, shall, within
twenty days after the first day of Jan
uary, 1896, make a return to the city
treasurer of all stockholders In such bank
or banking association holding stock
therein,con the first day of January, 1896,
whether resident or non-resident, with
the place and residence of and the num
ber of shares held by each, and show
ing the market value of such share!). Ev
ery person liable to taxation under the
fifth section of this ordinance shall make
a return of the business In which he is
engaged, and of the number and char
acter of vehicles by which his tax Is to
be graduated to the city treasurer "with
in twenty days after the first day of
January, 1896, and every person com
mencing to carry on any of the said kinds
of business or increasing the number
of his vehicles, or commencing to keep
and use vehicles, after the first day of
January, 1896, shall make a return there
of within fen days after so commencing
or Increasing. Every person having a
dog or dogs on the first day of January,
1896, shall make a return thereof to the
city treasurer within twenty days after
that date, and every person bringing a
dog or dogH into the city after that date,
to be kept! here, shall make a similar re
turn within ten days after so bringing
In such dog or dogs. And all such returns
of persons or corporations shall be in
spected by a person or persons desig
nated by the finance committee as soon as
it is practicable to do so, and if he or they
find, or has cause to believe, that such re
turn is not properly made, then he or they
shall forthwith proceed to correct such
return, and after he or they shall have
corrected the same, he or they shall at
as early a day as possible, notify the per
son or corporation of such corrected ?)-
turn, from which correction the person
or corporation whose return is corrected
may appeal, as provided in the ease of
appeals from assessments of personal
Kroperty and the same proceedings may bf)
ad under said appeal; but If no correc
tion Is deemed necessary by the person
or persons so examining such returns, he
or they shall Indorse the same as correct,
and hand the same to the city treasurer,
who shall determine therefrom the taxes
to 1> paid by such person or corporation
under tile fifth section of this ordinance.
Heo. 9 All such returns may I*, made
either In person or by agent or attorney
and shall set forth the market value of all
properly, liable to be taxed ad valorem,
except real property, but shall be on oath
or affirmation that the return I* true, and
that the person tor whom the return la
made Is not liable to any other tax. and
has no otter property in said city liable
to taxation under this ordinance; ami u
shall lx the duty of the treasurer or hi*
assistant to require oath or
affirmation In every Instance with
out exception—the treasurer or his
assistant being hereby authorized,
fur Urn purpose of UiU ordluenue, to ad-
AUCTION SALKS.
HANDSOM^^
TIRE, MISSIVE SOFA, WALNUT
SETS, BTC, AT AUCTION.
C. H. DOR SETT, Aurtloarrr.
NVIII sell Monday, With, at 11 o’clock,
a* tig Congress street, several ar
ticles of furniture In Antiqor Ma
hogany, 10-vvlti
Folding-I.euved lard Tables. Side
Tables with Flnted Legs, Massive and
Large Bn(a, Ladies' Work Table,
Library Tulile, Large Wardrobe,
\\ hnt-Not with Glass, Handsome
Marble Top Wash Stand, Elegant
Dark Mahogany Extra Wide Exten
sion Table, Two Unique and Antique
Chairs, sideboard. Also Wnlnnt
Bed Room Set with Dresser, Separata
Hiireaii. Very Fine lledslead. Three
and Four Light Kroner Chandeliers.
I’lnxxH Settee, Large Lot of Chairs of
all kluds. Carpels, Hugs, Range, Of
fice Heater, tin 1 1 1 in ore Heater, Clocks.
Oak lied Room Set, Red Comforts,
and two barrels of California Wine.
minister such oath or affirmation. But
the return above required of the president
or acting president of a bank or hanking
association shall be made by such presi
dent or ucting president himself, and need
not statp more than is required In tho
eighth section of this ordinance. And
if any person required to make any such
return shall refuse or neglect to do si®
within the time specified for the same,
ho or she shull, on conviction thereof Ira
tin* police court, be fined In a sum nos
exceeding one hundred dollars, or im
prisoned not more than thirty days,
or both, in the discretion of the court.
And It shall further be the duty of tho
person designated by the finance com
mittee of council to correct returns or
personal property, etc., In the event oc
any such refusal or neglect, to proceed
forthwith to make the return hlmsele
from the best information he can obtain,
within ten days, or as soon as practica
ble after such return was due from thg
person for whom it was required, and no
tify such defaulter thereof In writing
within ten days after making such return,
and lie shull hand such return so mule
by him to tlie city treasurer, who shall
assess a double tax against such default
er, according to the nature of the tax,
whether specific or ail valorem. Any par
son or corporation double taxed undep
this ordinance may appeal to council fog
a reduction of such double tax, provided
Ihe same is done within thirty days af
ter (lie said double fax Is assessed; and
In tlie event of a neglect or refusal of A
president or acting president of a bank
or hanking association to make the re
turn required of him within the tlmai
specified or to afford to the city treasure)*
free access to the list of stockholder*
kept in the office or place of business of
said bank or bunking association, it shall
be tlie duty of tho treasurer to obtain
from the governor of the state of Geor
gia, in the ease of banks organized un
der the laws of this state, or from tho
controller of the currency of the United
States, in cases of hanks organized un
der the laws of tlie United States, the last
preceding list of the stockholders of iftlcli
bank, and assess therefrom the taxes ta
be paid by the stockholders thereof fog
their sliares.
Sec. 10. All taxes hereby required for
real and personal property held on tha
first day of January, 1896, and for busi
ness In which any person shall be engag
ed at that date, and of persons having
vehicles and dogs In said city at that date,
shull lie considered as due on the first day
of January, 3896, and all taxes required of
persons commencing to transact any bus
iness for which a tax Is required, after
the first day of January, 1896, or commen
cing after that date to use vehicles nnd
street railway cars not then (n use or
bringing tiny dog or dogs into said city,
shall lie due immediately upon the com
mencing of such business, using such ve
lilcies, or bringing such dog into tho city.
And all taxes of every kind shall be nay
aide to the city treasurer; provided, never
theless, that any tux upon property as
sessed for the whole year tnay be pall
quarterly, at tlie option of the taxpayer,
computing from the first day of January,
1896* but In the event that any quarter’*
tax is not paid when the same is payablo
then the treasurer shall issue an execu
tion for the amount of the tax for tho
year remaining unpaid, os hereinafter pro
vided. But any person or firm commenc
ing business in this city after July 1, 1896,
or running after that date vehicles for tli®
transportation of goods, wares, or mer
chandise or passengers, which were not
run tierore that date, upon making prompt
return or tlie same within ten days after
such business has commenced, or such
vehicles have been rur„ he or they shall
be taxed one-half of the yearly tax as
sessed bv tills ordinance, provided sutd
tux lie paid within fifteen days after such
return; otherwise the entire tax shall b®
.collected. The term vehicle, as used in this
section, shall include street railway cars.
Sec. H. If any person or corporation!
shall refuse or neglect to pay any tax re
quired by this ordinance within thirty
days after the Bame shall be due and
payable us above provided, or shall neg
lect or refuse to pay any double tax as
sessed, us above provided for. twenty
days after notice has been served on
such persons or corporations of such as
sessment. the city treasurer shall lssua
executions therefor and for the further
sum of one dollar for costs; and the city
marshal shall proceed with such execu
tions in the same manner as a sheriff
does under the executions from the supe
rior courts of this state, subject to tho
provisions of the act of the general as
sembly of the state of Georgia, passed
Feb. 27, 1877. Every person or corporation
who shall pay his or Its taxes on real or
personal property, or both, promptly with
in lifteen days after the first of April,
July, October and January, the time here
inbefore specified for the payment thereof,
shall be entitled to a deduction of Id per
centum of the amount thereof, and tho
city treasurer Is hereby directed to make
such deduction upon receipt of the tax:
and every person or corporation who shall
pay any other taxes required by this ordi
nance promptly within thirty days after
the same shall become due shall be en
titled to a deduction of 10 per centum of
the amount thereof, and the city treas
urer Is hereby directed to make such de
duction upon receipt of the tax.
Sec. 12. Every person transacting, op
offering to transact, either of the kl'ndff
of business hereinafter named, who are
In business on the tirst day of January,
1896. shall within thirty days after tho
first day of January, 1896, take out a li
cense therefor, viz.: Every auctioneer,
every broker, every commission mer
chant, every plumber, every barber ami
all others doing business without airy
stock In trade; every owner or lessee of
a junk shop or cotton pickery; every Junto
dealer; every vendor or small wares, huck
sters. hawkers, including dealers In Ice
cream, fruit and poultry, keeper of a.
cook stove or cook Bhop; and it is hereby
declared to be the meaning of this ordi
nance that the license granted to an auc
tioneer shall not authorize such auc
tioneer to sell for any transient dealer,
unless such transient dealer has first pail
all taxes required of him by this ordi
nance. Every licensed auctioneer shall
have the privilege of appointing one as
sistant crier, whose name shall be re
corded In the treasurer’s office and en
tered on the license issued. And no per
son shall be permitted to be an auctioneer
or vendue master until he shall have com
piled with the conditions contained In
Bection 1425 of thev revised code of Geor
gia, known as the code of 1882. And. In
every license taken out by the owner or
lessee of a junk shop or cotton pickery,
or by a junk dealer. It shall be distinctly
expressed that such junk shop or cotton
pickery, or junk dealer, shall always be
subject to the visitation of the police of
the city, and that such persons snail not
purchuse from any one under the age of
16 years, a duplicate of which license,
signed by the person or persons taking out
the same, and expressing his or their as
sent to such conditions, shall be retained
bv the city treasurer, anil on refuaut to
-übndt at any time to such visitation, or
on conviction in the police court of having
pm. bu and from any one under the age of
It; years, such license shall be revoked,
and stieh Junk shop or cotton pickery rhall
Immediately h<x closed by the major. An t
every ell’ll Jung shnn Junk 4eti*f **** col
bin pickery I! ense shall lie subject to t!u
further condition that the same shal l l>
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