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emptcd from procuring illicit license. or ll
from any penalty or punishment herein : w
grovided, yor in consequence of any l .
tale law either authorizing or prohib- ':
iting such trade. business. or profession. ‘
Sec. 79. Am! be “further (It'lt'lt‘rl, That 1
there shall be paid annually for each license l
granted the sum herein stated respectively.
Any number of persons, except lawyers. i
conveyancero, claim agents, physicians. surv
goons, dentists, cattle” brokers, horse dealers,
and peddlers, carrying on such business in
copartnership may transact such business
It the place speciﬁed in their license, and
not otherwise. that is to say :
One. Bankers using or employingn cap
ital not exceeding the tilllll of ﬁfty thousand .
dollars ehall pay one hundred dollars for
each license; when min: or employing a
capital exceeding ﬁfty thousand dollars. for
ever additional thousand dollars in excess
of in, ~thousand dollars. two dollars.
Every person, ﬁrm. or comp my. and every
incorporated or other hank. having I place
of business where credits are opened by the
deposit or collection ot‘ money or currency.
an ject. to be paid or remitted upon draft,
check, or order, or where money is advnnccd
or leaned on stocks, bonds. bu lion. hills of
exchan , or promissory notes. or where
mtgﬁndn, bullioo.billa of exchange. or t
' notes are received for discount 1
or sale, can“ be regarded a banker under ;
thin nct: Provided, Thnt any savings hank *
having no capital stock. and whose business
in conﬁned to receiving deposits and loening
tha name for the beneﬁt of its depositors,
and which does no other business of bank
ing, shall not be liable to pay for a license
an a banker.
Two. Wholesale dealers. whose annual
asks do not exceed 50 thousand dollars.
shall pay ﬁfty dollars {trench license; and
if exceeding ﬁfty thousand dollars for every
ndditional thonnnnd dollars in excess of
no, thinned dollars, one dollar. Every
person shall be regarded as a wholesale
dealer under this act whose business it is to
nail or olfer to sell any goods, wares, or mer
chandise of fornign or domestic production.
not including wines, spirits, or malt liquors,
'hue auunnl anlcn exceed tn‘enty-livo thou
7and dollars. And the license r nired by
any nholecnle dealer shall not bﬁor a less
amount than his sales for the prerious year.‘
nnle- he had nude or proposes to make
name change in his business that will in
the judgment of the assessor or assistant
a-ennor reduce the amount of his annual
glen; nor nhall any license as a wholesale
dnnlcr allow any such person to act as a
commercial broker: Proniderl. That any
lienlle understated may and shall be again
.oued, and that no non holding n li
cause an a wholesale galor'in liquors shall
he required to take an additional license on
, account 0! the note of other goods. wares,
or Inrchandinn on the name premises.
Three. Retail dealers shall pay ten dol
lnrn hr each licence. Every person whose
hnainonn orwcu ' it is to sell or oﬂ'er
hula any who, or merchandise
of tonig- or domestic production, not in
cl ' spirit. wines, ale, beer. or other
-It con, and whose nununlnalaexeend
' one tho-ed and do not exceed twenty-Ive
WMH. shall be regarded as a re
dnaler under thin act.
‘ M. Whohnlo denlnra in liquors whose
unnnl salon do not exceed an, thou-ed
“My! ”idem" for each licence;
and if naenodé y thousand dollars. {or
every one tho-and dollars in ex
na-nflﬂy thousand dollars, one dollar.
'Wan-nho shell nell or on» fomle
a lled Ith, heated liquor-n, or
I any ind in quantities of more
Mn three pine at one tile to the sale
w, or 'hu annual his, inching
--|.'nf other, Who, shall on
re w Mrs, ehall he re
. , n nhnl-nln desk in liquors.
. Mil dnletn In more nhnll pay
”In” hunch nan. livery
1". 'he I”! nnlinn'nr Manic bnigu
.d‘w trill. “unique. or other
_ Ilene-n can“. of W
3' g, ﬁne annnal do. . a; all
Hp WM do not exceed
, m lenthonnand dollnrn, shall be re
. ~"‘- \ unreal! denier in liquors under
57‘“ ' Mrh‘hﬁh: herein eoncdnnd
’ ‘ an nwinnn.
fit”. tnh'o drank a’nﬂpmnieoe.
- m. or n
-m... «an uSmem.
..: , that “un theoeotcnnytohn.
; . a. p Wintended
.9 Inn-q “new .3 r.»
~ «tn-"m ....
‘ I It!!! . rt. must a:
._> ﬁlm! ‘ dm or
.. ~ . p , of an lottnry.
lawnm- duke shall n hr. eacL
lunan‘jho can of ten ,ddhlu. Mm
(with. hdn- la htohnyornnll
' '1” “ M" w'h" M”
r. . , ”addition-Hialeah“
1; " , U “uy'hgndnnlnrnho keeps
-‘ r “*0 la" . 3", m
. I . "my mhln keepers shall pay
..hn . trench line-e. 'Any pet-non
ﬁrm to h '33" hon- for hire.
C I h, .or M horn
.h‘ell. hi! he ln'ndnd non 1i ntn
mm...“ are“ ...."I’. ...
.99 his Bur: £squ or eon
, .menqt each an n limo.- In a
. 'hnn Ho. it i a a broker to
w ouch- or ulna of who, on-
Wvdnnd whack noun,
. mam much. null
V an n Minn. under this not, and
mm mwmw
, I
shunt Internal Menu, tht out.»
W on roads hr a urn-innion:
from 'l'hntnoypnrneaholdi nlioenve
wannhnnknrshallnctho Mill: to take
- not a “anon on a broker.
he. Pan-broken min; or uployi a
capital of not exceeding My “conﬁde!-
Irn dall on My dolhrn for each Been».
Id when Jagar e-p‘lzln. a napth on
m In, tho-and lamina? ul
thon-nd dollavn in onen- an,
ﬁst-ad delta. two dollars. Imper
-I's.“ lain-or '.nnpntinn‘m it n to
. or ncdvn, by way or
“mufﬁn-“cum
new Ind personal property whatever,
.l-hthnrqny-enenrncnuityd-oney
“‘ W, ehall bodes-ode pnwnbvoker l
. ‘ innet.
Eleven. 14nd wamnt hrelers shall pay
twenty-lire dollars for clch liccn-ei Any .
pornonnhnllhcrngmlodaia landwarrnnt
PUGET SOUND HERALD, STEILACOOM, W. T., OCT. 24, 1864.
broker within the mvnniug of this. not whoj
‘lnaken a business of buying and wlling
Jan-ll warrants. or of furnishing them to
‘settlers or other persons.
Twelve. Cattle brokers. whose annual
sales do not, exeeed ten thousand dullnrﬂ
shall pay for each license the sum of ten'
dollars; end if exceeding the 9qu of lt'lll
thousand dollars, one dollar for each nddi-l
tional thousand dullnrs. Any person whose
buxiness it is to buy, or sell, or deal in eat—i
tle. hogl. ur sheep. shall be considered as a'
cattle broker. l
Thirteen. l’roducehmkeni. whmennnuul
sale-9 do not exceed the sum of ten thnu-'
and dollars. nhull [my ten dullzu-s fur each !
liecnm. Every pi-rmnmthurthun mn- huld- [
iug n license as a lir-Iltvr. wholesale or retail l
dculer. wluee nmcuputiun it is whuy or n-ll
agricultural ur t‘mn prmlm-tu-uI-l \\'lurt‘tlll- 1‘
nunl Mules du nntexeeod ten llzll'lﬂfllld Juliu- ,1
shall he regulded use pruduw hrukur ulnl' r j
thig let. ‘ _ _ 1
‘ Fuum‘en. Commercial brokers «hall 13y
‘twemy dullurs fur each license. .\uy Eur
euu or ﬁrm, whose business it is, us a hm «:12
to negotiate sales or purchases of gtunlﬁ.
rum. produce. ur morehanrline. not other
wise provided for in this Act, or seek unim
therefor in_uriginn_l (_n- nubruken packages.
'o' to negotinlerl'mights Ind other. busimm
{or the owncru of rem-Is. or for tho whir
; pen or o-nuixnurl or minimum of [rain I
carried by vmvcln, xhnll be regarded acum
{menial broker under this net.
Fiﬁccn. Custom-house broker- slull pnyl
ten dollars for etch license. Every persun
whale occupation it is. u the ngent or
others. to arrange entries and other custom
lnousedpupen. or transact busineua at any
port entry relating to the importation or
export-tion of roads. urns. or merchandise,
Ihull be ”nursed n custom-Irma: broker
under this not.
Sixteen. Distillers ahnll pay any dollnrsi
for each lit-cure. Every person. ﬁrm, or}
corporation who distill: ur mauuﬁwtureu
spirits for aule shall be deemed a distiller
under this act: Provided, That any person.
ﬁrm, or corporation. distilling or manufac
turing lens than three hundred barrels per
year shall pay twenty-ﬁve doll-rs for a li
eenae: Andpmva‘cled.JﬁlrMcr, That no li
cease ehall he require fur an still. stills.
or other apparatus and by tiyruggictc and
chemical for the recovery of alcohol fur
gharlnaceutical and chemical or ncicntilic
pnrpuu which has been used in these pro
cesses: Audprouidml, furl/Mr. Thut dintilq
lure of appla, grapes, and‘ peaches, distill
ing or manufacturing less than one hundred
and ﬁlly barrels per year from the amino.
ehall pay twelve and une-hall’ dollars for a
license for that pnrpow. ‘
Seventeen. Brewer-shall pay ﬁfty dullurn
for each license. Every per-on. ﬁrm. or
oorpontion. who manulhomm fermented
liquon of Aug mm or deocription. Ibr ule.
fun nah, I olly ou'n pan. or hon: any
lubumuu (hontbr, Ihall be deemed I
brewer lander thin not: Provided; Tim my
, m, or on 'on v Imitatio
muo dun ﬁvemnd barrel: r your
Ihnll pay the sun at twonly~lve domn for
- [teem , .
Eighteen. Room" llnll pay twenty-ﬁre
dulhn fut such license to notify an, qua
:m, of spirituous liquon. not oxoooding
ﬁve hundred bunch. puck-go: or calls,
oouhiuiug uoc mm dun tony Ilou to
null baml, hp, 0! out ofﬁquor so
rectiﬁed; “Wm?" dollnn addition]
lot ouch udditipml u hundnd Inch bur
nh'rchgu or sub. or In, l‘rutionnl
pun creel. Eve? person. ﬁrm. or not
mention. who ncti a. puriﬁes, or nine:
spirituous liquor! or wine- by my menu,
0: mix. d'uﬁllod Ipirih, whiolmtnudy,
5:, or wine, with “K unuriuls in!» nu
tho name of w iuhy, rum, handy.
gin, wine, ow an! other nuns. dull be u
pnhd u l min under thin not.
Nineteen. Cello“ «ii-tillers nhull pa, fur
cal: lice-m the sum of In, dolllru. Any
rum, Irul. or eorporuiun. who dull re~
no, ptoduco; or diutil and. or reﬁned pow
unkunot mi oil. or crude coal oil. or}
mud. or rel-ml oil made of u ,hnllmn,‘
mum. or other bituminous luLmuch
or o l nunnholuro coal illuminating oil,
dull bu roprdcd a. coal oil diazilter uu Jer
thin-oz. ‘ ~
Twenty. Hotela. inns, anzl lawn-s shall
he elamﬂed and rated according to the
yearly rental. or, ll not rented, according
to the otimatad ’0"? rental at the hrmw
and property intende to be occupied fur
aaid pnrpoaea, as follurra, to wit: All cam
where the rent or valuation of the yearly
rental of aaid home and property almll In:
two haadred dollara, or leer. ehall pay ten
dollara. And if eaeeedlng two hundred
dollars for any additional one hundred dol
laraerlhatioaalpart thereofinexeeaa at
two hundred dollara, ﬁre dollara. Every
5:45. when food and lodging are provided
and furniahed to travelera and aojonrn
an. in view of payment therefor, ahall be
refilled as a hotel, in, or tavern under
th at: Provided. That nothing herein
eontalned shall he cmrtrnod ‘ to exempt
_heeperro! hotels. tavem,andeatinfuhomr
in whlehliqnoraare aold hy retai , to he
drank npnn the “premlaee, from taking out
alieenaeforan aale, for which lieenae
they ehall pay a ten of twenty-Ire dollars.
The ea 2 rental ehall he ﬁxed end exub
liahad by he aaaeaaor of the proper diurlot
at lea proper value. but if rented, at not
lantha- the'aetnal rent agreed on by the?
partial. All ateamera and vemala. Ip‘n‘
me! the United Balm, on marddeodf
I pane re or tn n are run
with lard tingle” ahall he anlhjre: tol
and required to pay twenty-ﬁve dollara furl
eaeh lieenae: Provided, 'lhat if there be
any fraud at cellulo- ln the return of ae-l
tnal renttothe aaeeaaor, there shall he a
penalty anal to double the amount of IL
eenaea leqdred hy this aeetion, to he eol
leeted on other penltiea under thin act are
eol_eeted. _ 7 , I
Truly-on. Ruins-home; Ilull In] ten
dolhn brawl lieome. Eve? plum where
foodor refrains-u of may ind, not in
eluding spirit, Vina. Ila, beer, or other
‘mdt Ii non. uro provided for can-l visi
m- an: ll)“ ﬁn com-[mien droning-hall
In rep-Mod .- u min-homo undor thi
wt. But the keeper of n suing-home
hiil‘ than out _n lieu-o therefor 111-ll
”Dominant-thou: Ilium u I
autumn, w; thin; in thin u: to the
cum-[r], mirth-hurling.
Twenty-ho. mmm dull pay an
“a?“ ‘" 2?? WI,” ”......” "‘°
n u n ' , :1
com, or other when. in an building
shall to "Had I. l 000% under
‘ thin m viola-lo Ind uni! dun...»
‘hvinghhn at. Home Mu. mu
n--t be required to at. on“ lictme .- eon
ﬁwtioncr. any thing in lhi: not to {he can“
crary notwirhsundiog. ‘
Twenty-three. Claim agents and ngcntsi
l‘or procuring [mu‘nls rhull pay h-n dullnrni
for each license. 'Every penmn whose hnni- 1‘
nos: it is m msocute claims in any of the:
Executive Barnum-nu of the Federal!
Government. or prueurc patents, shall 1:91
deemed u claim nr patent agent, us the case
111:1): be, umlrr this net. [
wenty-l‘uur. l’nlont right denlers shulli
pay ten dollars fur ouch license. Ever)"
per-sun whims business it is to sell or olﬁ-r‘
for Male patent rights shall be regarded in
patent-right dealer under this act.
Twenty-ﬁre. llenl-estnle agents shall pay ,
len dnllnm for each license. livery person !
whnsu- luminous it in to sell ur oll'rr for sale!
real ennui for olhers. or In rrnt IIiJIIE'I‘N, i
stun”, ur other buildings or real est-lie. orl
tn i-ullect rem l'm' ulhnis. l‘llﬂ" he I'i-gurdcdl
"I in real estate agent under lh's nI-t. ;
Twenty six. "nnquauw-rs ph: ll [my ten I
.lullm for each livenw livery pursuinl
other than one huhling a liven: H mm inwyer
ur c'uim nxvnt, whose husinws ‘1 in mdruw.
:lneils. ionilx. murignges. wills, writs, or!
nlln-r legnl pnpcrn. nr to examine lilleu tol
real estate, xlmll bu n'gardrd u conveyance-r],
umlvr this art. l
Twenty-seven. Intelligence olive Imepcrlll
shall [my hm dollars for mph livcnse.‘
l‘lwry person whose business: it in to ﬁnd nl'
furnish plucex ol' emplnymcnt far nilwra. or‘
j'to Ind ur furnish low-nu upon application
‘in writing or otherwise, receiving compon
;sntinn then-for. shall he regardul an! nu in
‘ leiligencc allies h-oper nmier this not.
Twenty-eight. Insurance rrgvmn shall pay
ten dollars f-nr (‘.lll'll liig-nw. Any ptrwn
who «hull mt as agent ul‘ any ﬁre. marine.
life. mutual. or other insurance company or
cmnpnnien. shall be regarded m In insur
‘nnce Igcnt under this act: Praridvd, That
no liecme almll ho required ul‘ any insur
ance agrnt nr lruker wlum- rem-iris. us such
agent. urn loss than the sum nl lhreo hun
dred dollars in any one year.
’lwonty-nine. Foreign inaounoc ngcnts
shall pay ﬁlly dollars for ouch lieenne.
livery person who shall not ungvntul‘ any
foreign lire. marine. life. mulunl, or other
insurance column,- or emnpan'm. mhull be
regard“ u in foreign insurance ngem under
that tel."
‘ Thirty. Auctioneers wlmuc umutul salon
donut exceed ten thnlmml dollars, rthnll
‘ [my (en doihru for each license; auctioneers
whtulu umtnul mlrn excei-d tt-u thouuond dol
‘hnnhlll [my tinny dollurip for each li
fconso. Every Person aha" he dcclllod an
auctioneer lithlu the meaning of this act
inhale bﬁinm it. is to offer properly for
sale to the hzghrst or heat. bidder.
Thirty-one. Munuﬁtcturcrs shall pay ten
dollar» for each license. Any mm", ﬁrm.
or corporatiun. who uhull luanulicturt! by
hand or machinery my goods. wares. or
merchandisc. exceeding unnunlly the sum
of one thomnd dolhm. shall ho regarded
I mun-'l'uturer mule-r thin It‘l.
Thirty-two. Peddlers shall he clnsniﬁedl
and rated as follows. to wit: when traveling
with more than two horses. or mules, the
ﬁrst class. and ahnll pay titty dollnrs for
each license; when traveling with two
horses. or mules. the second class. and shall
psy twentyﬁvo dollars for eueh license;
when traveling with one horse. or mule,
the third class. and shall pny ﬂheen dollars
for each license; when traveling on foot.
the fourth clan. and shall pay ten dollars
for each license. Any person. except per
sons peddling only newspapers. llih cs, or
religious tracts, who soils or "tiers to sell.
ct retail, goods, wares. or other commodi
ties traveling from place to place. in the
street. «r through diﬂerent parts of the
country. shall he regarded a peddlcr under‘
this act: Prat-idol. That any peddler who
sells. or olo'rs to sell. dry goods. foreign
and domestic. by one or more original pack
ages or pieces. at one time. to the same
person or persons. shall pay ﬁfty dollars for
each license. And any person who peddle:
jewelry shall pay lily dollars for each li
cense: Provided. further. Thnt manufac
tnrcrn and producers of agricultural tools
and implements. garden seeds. stem. and
hollow were. brooms. woodm ware. and
powder. ilelivcr'u: nnd selling at wholenle
up" ol‘ said articles. by theunselrue or their
authorised ngenta. nt p mes other-than the
plu eot' milllllfll'tul's'Jllttll 1111 l be required.
to any mile the: nude, to take out any ad
ditionallicenscthrrcfor: Provided. furl/Arr.
'l‘hnt nothing contained in this parsmaph
shull authorise the sch- 0! wine. spirits. or
unit liquors.
'l'hirq-three. Apothecarics shall pay ten
dollars forest-h license. Every person who
keeps u shop or building where Inedieinm
are compounded or prepared urcnrding to
prescriptions of ph sieinm. or where medi
cines are sold. shnll'hc rcgtrded on upolhco
as? under this set. But wholesalennd rc
tal dealers, who hire taken out a license
therefor, shall not he required to take out
a license so spotheesry,anything in thianct
to the contrary notwithstanding; nor shall
apothocarics who have taken out n license
as such be required to take cuts iicenre as
retail dealers in liquor in consequence of
will! do?” Pt. h h n
xrt ~cur. otoxrap eras a ten
dollais hit each license when the glam
do not exceed Ire hundred dollars; when
orer Ive hundred dollars and under one
thousand dollars. titteen dollars: when over
one thousand dollars. twenty-Ire dollars.
‘ Ahoy porno: or pegsons whoduahe for side
p otcgtup a. not rot a. sgncrrcot 'a,
lor pictwoc. hy the colic: of light. shawl»
regarded a photographer under this act.
I Thirty ﬁre. Tobaeeoniete shall pay ten
dollars or each license. Any rsoner,
or eorporatiun whose business if is to sell.
at retail. eiprs. roof. or tobacco in any
forte. shall he re rdcd atohncconist under
this set. But whhleule and retail dealers.
and keepers of hotels. inns, taverns. and
eating-henna. having taken out s license
therefor. shall not be required to take out
a license as tchseconists. any thing in this
act to the contrary n twithst nding.
Thirty s’x. Butchers shsll pny ten dol
lors for each license. Every person whose
business it is to sell hotehers' meat at retail
shall he regarded as a butcher under this
act: Provided, That no butcher having
token out a license. and paid ten dollars
therefor. shall he required to take out a li
cense as retail dealer on account of selling
other srtieles at the same store. stall. or
Mics: Provided. far-(Aer, That hutch
ers whose annual sales do not named one
thouand dcllsrs. and butchers who retail
hutchets’ nest exclusively by themselves.
oragenta, and persons who sell shell or
other lsh or both. traveling lions place to
uses. and not from anyshcporstand,shall
t required to pay ﬁfty dollars only for each
elieeuse. any existing law to the contrary
notwithstanding; and having taken out a
. license therefor. shall not be required to
l take out a licence as a ycddlcr t‘ur retailing.
bittehen' meat or ﬁsh, n: aforesaid. And
no license shall be re uired ot' perilous who
sell shell or other linih from lutndearts or
wheelbarrow exclusively. '
Thirty-seven. Proprietors of theatres,
Inusennm. nnd concert halls receiving pay
an entrance money shall pay one hundred
dollars for each license. Every ediﬁce used
for the purpnse of dramatic or operatic or
otherrepresentations.playmorperformances.
and not including hulls rented or used oe
mionully for concert. or theatrical repre
untutionn, shall he rommlenl a» a theatre
under thin Ict: Provided. That when my
much ediﬁce is under lemc It the mange
nt' this let, the fee for license shell be paid
by the least-e, unless otherwise stipulated
between the parties to said lease. ‘
Thirty eight. The proprietor or proprie
tors of circusea dinll pay one hundred dol
hurtful each lieew-e. Every building. tent,
space. or area where feats of horsemanahip
or aerobatic sports or theatrical performan
for: are exhibited, shall be regarded as a
circus under thia net: Provided, Thu no
license procured in one State shall he held
to authorize exldhitiuns in another State.
‘.\nd but one liecnue ehall be required un
‘der this act to duthorize exhibitions within
anyone State. '
l Thirty-ninegngglem shall pay for each
licenm twenty lltirn. Every rson who
lpeﬂioﬂnu n, nld‘ght of land .lifn a. ...
lgarded us a juggler under this let. The
‘ proprietors or agents of all other public
lexhihitionn or thou for money, not enu
l Int-rated in thin auction, shalt pay for each
ilit't‘llEß tendollnrs: l'l'tll'itlftl, 'lhnt no li
letnm: procured in one State nhazl he he d
l to authorize exhibitions in another State.
E And but one lit-cane ehall he required un
lder this act to lulhorizeexhihitious within
lony one State.
Forty. Bowling a 'eys and hiiliurd moms
lab! I pay ten dollars for every n ley or tab 0
l in the building or plane to he licensed.
I livery place or building where howl! are
Itluruvrn or billiard: played and open to the
1 pulvllt'. with or without price, Khnll he re
-1 regarded to) a bowling alley or billiard room.
yequeelively, under this act
Pony-one. Proprietors of ﬂiflt'lltt'l‘lrl‘lhct‘
rhnll pay ﬁlly dollars li-r eneh llcenut‘.
livery [ereon. lit at. or corporation. who nluill
sell or otler for llll' any article of merchan
title of any deueriptiou whutwerer, with u
promise. exprerw or implied. to giye or be- 1
yntnw. or in any manner to hold out to the
; public the promise of gift or llL‘lhthl of
'any nxtiele or thing for and in enmideratinu
ot' the purchai-e hy any pcmm of my other
article or thing shall be regarded u proprie
tor of I gift enterprise under this act:
Provided, That. no such proprietor, in con
ﬂu'uenee of hehg thlul licenaed, shall be
lexempt from paying any other license or
tax required by l“, and the lieenne herein
required shall he in addition thereto.
Forty-two. Owners ot stallionuand jack»
ehall pay ten dollars for each license.
Every portion the imp: a male horse or a
jack for the we of males. requiring or re-l
ceiring pay therefor. «hall he required to‘
take out. a limnae under th a nut, which
ell-ll contain a brief description of the ani
mal, its age, and plat-e or places where used
or to be used: Provided. l‘hnt all amounts.
notea, or demands, for the use of any such
horse or jack without a liconae. as aforesaid.
shall be invalid and of no force in any court
of law or equity.
Forty-three. Lawyers shall pay ten dul
lars for each license. Every pcnmn who
for fee or reward,»hall pnvseente or defend
muses in In court of record or other judi
einl trihunal’of the l‘nited sullen or of any
of the States, or give legal adnco in rela
tion to an moan or matter whatever ehall
be deemed to be u lawyer within the mean
ing of this act.
Forty-four. Physicians. anr;.~.~onl, and
dentist: shall pay ten dollars for each li
oente. Every person (except aliuthecarieu)
whose basilica It in, for fee on reward, to
prescribe remedies. or perform aurgienl oper
ation- for the cure of any bodih dine-Io or
ailing, 111-2| be deemed a physician. aulgcon,
er den in, u the we may be, within the
meaning of this '9': _' _ .
1 Fon§-ﬂ\'c. Architectund civil engineers
‘elnall pay ten dollars for each licence.
‘ Every pcnloll whose husineu it is to plan.
ideeign. or superintend the construction of
i huildin . , or shipe, or of roads. or bridges.
3or mull: or railroads, shall be regarded as
‘an architect and civil engineer under this
inct: Provided. That this shall not include
i a practical carpenter who labors on a build
lng.
‘ Forty-six. Builder: and contractors shall
pay "truly-ﬁre dollars for cach license;
and if his said contracts in any one year
exceed in amount twenty-ﬁve thotmtud dol
lars, he shall pay one dollar on over addi
tionnl thouauud dollars in excess thereof.
Every person whose business it in to con-1
strut-t. uildnnge, or chips. or hrid run, or‘
canals. or railroads by contract shallbc re-‘
murdcd as a builder and contractor uudcr‘
thin net: Provided, That no license shall‘
be required from any person whose building;
contracts do not exceed two thousand ﬁrm
hundnd dollars in an? one year. ‘
Forty-seven. l'lum mm and gas-Ettore
shall pay ten delinre for each license.
Every ponon. Ina. or corlmrntioo, whose‘
hnsiue a it ll tolt. furnish, orsell plumbing;
materials, gas- ' , gee-burners, or other
gle‘ﬂxturec. elild‘labc regarded a plumber
and ganﬂtter within the meaning 0! this
set.
Forty-eight. Assayemuwuying gold and
silver, or either. of a value not exceeding;
in one year two hundred and ﬁlly thousund‘
dellara, shall pay one hundred dollars for
each license, and two hundred dollaru when‘
the value exceeds two hundred and ﬁfty
thmmnd dollar: and does not exceed ﬁre
hundred thoueoud dollars. and ﬁve hundred ‘
dollarl when the “Inc exceeds lire hundred
thousand dollars. An, perauu or persons
or corporation whoee hut-tunes or occupation
it in to acpnrate dd and ailvcr from other
metals or mluenll substances with which
such gold or silver, or both, Ire alloyed,
combined. or united. or to ascertain or de
termine the quantity of gold or silver in
any alley or combination with other metals.
ehall be deemed an usnyer for the purpose
oltldt act. _
Forty-nine. A license fee of ten dollalsl
ehall he required of every pcreon. ﬁrm. or
corporltion, on ged In In, business, trade,
«profession Iﬂuoever, for which [mother
linen-e in herein re: aired. whose group An
nul receipts theref'rom exceed the sum uf
one lhomnd dollar-II per annum.
See. 80. And be “further matted. That.
where the ennnll gro- reeeipte ur sales of
any upmhecerien. confections". outing
houu,whueonim. or retail dealers, ex
cept nail dealer- ln epiritnone end male
liqunn,nhell not exceed the turn of one
‘ thou-and dull-H-1 Inch npotlu-cnr‘c- ooufcv
'tionern, eating-houses, tobacconistn, and re
itail denlcrs shall not be required to take
wet or pay for license, nny thing in this not
Ito the contrary notwithstanding; ‘ the
amount or estimated amount of such annual
sales to be ascertained or estimated in such
iiinnuor as the Collllllirﬂitlm‘r of Internal
Revenue shall pre.~l~rilie,nnll soof nllothcr
unnuul seven or receipts, where the rate of
the license is graduntod by the amount of
en es or receipts; and where the amount of
the license or the rate has been increased,
or is liable to be. increased. by ‘aw above
the amount of my existing license to any
person, ﬁrm. or company. or has been under
stated or ulidcreetinintcd, nut-h person. ﬁrm,
or company shall be again messed and lay
the amount of such increase, which siinll
be indented on the originnl license. which
shall thereafter be he d good and euﬂieient.
See. 81. And he it further caudal. 'lhnt
nothing contained in the‘preceding rectiline
of this net, requiring licenses, nlinll be con
strued to require an additional license u I
dealer for the sac of goods. wares, and
merchandise inndc or produced and sold by
the uinnut'scturer or producer at the unnu
fuctory or place where the same its made or
produced, or at the principal 0500 or place
of bueineu, as provided in section seventy
tlira [seventy-four] of this let; [nor] to
i-intm [Vintners] who sell. It the pace
)Ihere‘tho same is made, wine of their own
growth; nor to npotlicenriee. u to wine:
or spirituous liquors which they use exeiu
‘sivoly in the preparation or making up of
‘uicdicines; nor shall any provision be con
mum-d to prohibit physicians from keeping
:on hand nieJicincs so e y for the purpose
‘0!" nmlzing up their own prescriptions for
i their arm patients.
l uxrncrenm. iiiricwa, use "norm.
.‘pccillc and ad t‘alorcm duly.
Sec. 82. And lie I further muted, That
every indiridnn'. pnrtneniliip, ﬁrm, amin
tiou, or eorpurntzon. (and any word or words
in this act. indicating or referring to person
or pcuens uhnll be taken to menu and in
e.ude partnerships, ﬁrms, naeoeiltions or
curporntmun, when not otherwise designated
or niniiit'eaty ineolnpatib o with the mtont
thereof.) ”In.“ canopy with the to. owing'
l‘t‘tluirclllcllbl. that in to any: 3
First. Bethu- coliiincneing. or, it' a ready 1
commenced. before continuing. any menu-i
tincture linh o to be assumed, under thel
‘provisinns of thin net, and which shall nut}
he diﬂerenti y provided t'ore «where, every.
person ”ht-l furnish. without pronoun de-;
ninnd therefor, to the assistant manor n,
statement. subscribed and worn to. or nt‘-l
ﬁrmed, setting forth the pace where thel
manufacture It! to he cums] on, and they
principal p ace at business tor saileeJhe name
of the ninnutiwtnmi artie c, the pruputwd‘
mnrltet for the same. whether foreign orl
domestic, and genera y the kind and (ll‘l‘i-l
ity uinnulactured or proimed to he manu
facturedr ~ 7 7 i
‘ Sea-ond. He aha?! within ten d-ys after
ftho ﬁrst, duty of null and every month. or
\on or before a dny prescribed by the Com
}ua mionemf Inn-rm Monnue,mukc return
‘uuder em: or Ilﬁrnmtmu. of the product
;and u e or delivery of such unnufacture
w in form Ind detail as may be 101mm], from
inn»: to time, by the Cummiwuuer of II:-
jh-nm Revenue. 7 7 1
Third. All such roturnn, statements, den-i
criptions. mcmorandu. oaths, and ulllnna
tious. shall be in form, scope. and detail us}
may be prescribed. from time to time, by‘
the Unit-mission" of tuteruul Revenue. 1
See. us. And I» it further rudder], m .
upon the amounts. quantities, and values of;
pnuluce. gmds, wan-e. merchandise, and \
ur.ie!e¢ produced or msuut‘ucturml. and sold ‘
or dc.i\'end, hereinafter enumerated. the‘
manufacturer or producer thereof. ~whether
manufactured or produced for himself or
tar others, shall puy to the collector of in
‘tcrnal revenue with-n his district. monthly,
or on or before it day to be prescribed hyl
lthe Commissioner of Internet Revenue. the‘
‘dutics on such products or manufactures.
1 And for neglect tn pay such duties within
:teu days after demon , in writing delirercd
;to him in person, or left at his house or
{pl 0- of busino: s. or manufnetery. or sent
‘ y mail. the mount of such duties. w.th
‘ttic additions hereinh.-li rJ rcseribed, may
be levied upon the real slur persmtal pro
lpcrty of any such prudue 'r or manufut-.
lturcr. An such duties and additions, and
whatever shall be the expenses of levy,
shall be a lien from the day prescribed by
the Commissioner for their payment. afore
said, in furor of the United States. upon
the said real and personal property of such
producer or manufncturer; and such lien
may be enforced by distiaint. as provided
in this act. And in allcnacs of goods man
ufuctured or produced. in whole or in part,
upon commission, or where the material is
furnished by one party and manufactured
by another, if the manufacturer shall be
Required to pay udder this act the tax
are imposed. sue rson or us so
psyin";r the some shall h: entitled to mllect
the amrunt thereof of the owner or owners.
and shall have a lien for the amount thus
paid upon the produced or manufactured
goods. .
See. in. And boil ftr'hcr enarmf. Thnt
for neglect or refusal to pay the duties pro
vided by law on manufactured articles. or
articles pmduaed as aforesaid. the goods.
wares, and merehandisc unrufwtured or
pmduccd and unnold by] or not raved out
of the pusaession of sue utunu ueturer or
proditecr, shall be fun} ited to .130 t Li ell
States, and may be sold or disposed of t'or'
the beneﬁt nt' the same. in manner on shatil
be prescribed by the Commissioner of ln-‘
tornal Revenue, under the direction of the
Secretary of the Treaiury. ln rueh cue
the collector or do'puty mnllcctor may take
[Medan of said urtieles. and may main ‘
tuin such yamwion in the [nominee nnd.
buildings where they muy have been mun-‘
ufaetured. or deposited. or may be. He
shall summon. tiring notice. of not less than
two nor more t on ten days. the purtiee in
possession of said goods. enjoining them tol
appear before the assessor or usistuut as}.
sensor, at u da ' and hour in such summonel
ﬁxed. then rind there to show cause. if anyi
there be. why. for such nc leet or ret‘nsa .‘
such articles should not begeelared lbrfeitu
ed to the United States. The manufactur‘
ere or producer-s thereof shall be deemed to
he the parties interested. if the articles shall 1
be, at the time of taking auch'possession.
upon the premises where manu actured or
reduced ; if they shall at such time have
hcen removed from the place of mannfuw
turc or production. the parties interested‘
shall be deemed to be the persons or perties.
in whose custody or posseseiou the articles}
shall be tbund. Such summons shall he
served upnn such parties in rson, or by
leaving a copy thereof at the Eco of abodel
or busmexs of the party to whom the sume‘
‘ may he-lircctrr‘ls n one!" no such pnrty or
place can be found, which fact thitll be de
termined by the eollrctor'ii return on the
tillltllllttni. much notice. in the amine of a
summons, shall he given by advertisement
for the term of duct: wetlti- iti one newspa
per in the county nearout to the place of
such Ntic. if at or hcfore such caring
i-uch dutieii tilt!” not have been paid. and
the uncover or nuniatunt axresttor iihall ud
judge the summons and notice. service and
return of the same to he nuﬂieicnt, the said
articles nhnll he by him declared forfeit. and
i-hall he sold. dinpmed of. or turned over by
the collector to the use of any department
of the Governriieiit tltt may he directed by
the Secretary of the ’l l‘t‘lltlll'y. who may
require of any ollicer of the Government
into whose tiomsuioti the ne‘yc may he turned
orer the proper voucher therefor; and the
proceeds of sale of paid articles, if any there
be after deducting the duties and additions
thereon. together with the fees, coalit, and
expenres of all proceedings incident to the
seiauro and sale, to be determined b said;
Coiutnii-aioner, shall be refunded and. id
to the owner, or, if he cannot be found): to
the manufacturer or producer in whose ell!
tod‘y the articles were when seized, an the
uni Commissioner may deem liuiit, by draft
on the same or some other on lector; or if
the said articles are turned over without
sale to the are of any department of the
Government, the excess of the value of raid
artlclee, after deducting the amount of the
duties. additions. fees. costs, and expense
accrucd thereon when turned orcr a- afore
iiaid,ahall be refunded and paid h the raid
department to the owner. or, if lie cannot
be found. to the manufacturer or product-rl
in whose cui-tody or run-simian the said ar-l
tit-lee were when seized It! tttiilutttllti. 'l hel
Comminioner of Internal Revenue. with the l
approval of the Secretary of [the] Treasury.
may review any such cutie ot forfeiture and I
do justice in the premises. if the forfeiture
shall have bet-ti wrongly declared. and sale]
made. the Secretary in lierchy anthoriu-il.
in cutie the Ilk‘elﬁc articli acaniiot be restored
to the party aggrieved in Its good order and
condition as what united. to make up to
such party in money hi:- loas and damugcl
. from the l'Olllillgt‘ul fund oi his deg artmeitt.l
: immediate lttllll‘l' of any celluﬂ' of IlluIHI-l
E tactuied articles or products rim“ be given ‘
Ito the t'ommieaiotier nt' internal llei‘enue‘
g’liy the collector or deputy collector. who
inhall also nit-lie rctttrti ot hip proct-t-ditignl
‘ tothe . .ii i t 'nuiuiisaiiini-r ni’ter lie aliiill hat‘cl
leotd or otlici'wirc dltllmh' vd ut the nrticlce or|
lltl‘lﬂ‘ucitt' no foileitetl, and the :lrrletétttll‘ or‘
iamintant unmet-or iihall aim make return ol
lhia prucceditigii relating to much forfeiture
,tu the said Commineioucr. And any viola
' tion of. or rein-«l to comply iritli, the pro
‘riaioiis ol' the civilly-frat [eighty-accoiid]
acct-on of thin act. ehall be good cation for
laeianre and forfeiture, lubetulttllily in man
l ncr as detailed in thin section; but before
forfeiture shall be declared by rirtue ol‘ the
provisiona of thia lection, the amount of
duties which may be due from the person
whose mauutaeture or products are united.
shall lirat be unnamed in the manner pre
scribed in the eighty-fourth [eighty-ﬁlth]
wet-on of that act; and such violation or
refund to comply shall farther make any
party no violating or ret'uaing to comply lia
lo to a ﬁne or penalty of ﬁre hundmd dol
lar-a, to he recovered in manner and form as
lprorided in thin act. Articlea which the
-collector may adjadge periahablc may be
I mic! or diapered ot' baton declaration of for
,t‘eituie. Said pales ehall he made at public
auction, and notice ih.reof ahatl be given
'aa the mid Cumultliliollt'l’ ehall prescribe.
l Re. 8;). Am! be “further cum-led. '.lhat
I in (use of the manufacture and sale or pro
duction and rule. cenaumpltion or delivery
of any 500th, tram. mere andiac, or arti
clue as hereinafter mentioned, without com
pliance on the part of the party manufac
turing or producing the DIIIIO with all the
l requirementa and regulations preacribed by
l jaw in relation thereto, the Inuit-taut naacaaor
may, upon ouch information as he in hare,
aasntac and eatimatn the amount and value
of etlcll manufacturer or plaid-zeta. and upon
each aasnarcd amount aasias the dull. and
add thereto tlfty per contain; and aid du
tica ehall he collected in like manner as in
once the proriaiona of thin act in relation
th ireto had been complied with, and toaueh
articlca all the foregoing provisioua for licna,
1 lines, penalties, and forfeiturea, ehall in like
manner apply.
See. 81. :ndbc “farther enacted. That
any person, rm, com n. or cor tion,
manufacturing or pillaging sandman,
and merchandise. cold or removed for com
aninption or nae. upon which duties or taxca
are “BM by law, shall. in their return of
the value and quantity, render an account
of the full amount of actual sales magic by
the manufacturer, producer. or agent cre
of, and ahall Itatc in ano rate column the
items and account of the dzductinna. it“ any,
claimed; whether any part, and if to. what
tam of aid goods, wares. and mi rchaudiiie
l as been consumed or used by the owner,
ownera.oragi-nt.or used for the production
lof another manufacture or roduct. together
with the market value ot‘Pthe same at the
time of much m-c or contemption ; whether
iiuch gooda, wares. and merchandise were
lihippcd for a toreign port or consigned to.
lauction or commissioned merchants, other.
' than agents, for sale; and ehall make a re- l
l turn ..econting to the value at the place of
i shipment. when ahippcd for a foreign port,
‘oraccording to the value at the place of!
mauut‘acta e or pmdnctjon. when removed;
for use or Wllauluplioﬂ' or conaigncd to'
other-a than agents of the manufacturer or
inducer. The value and quantity of the
gods, wares, and meichiindiae required to
elated as aforesaid ehall be catitniited by
the aetunl iii-lee made ly the manufacturer,
or by hie, her. or their agent. or petaon or;
‘ pel'lolttt acting in hie, her, or their behalf.‘
i And where each mode. wares, and mer
l chaiidiiie have been removed for eonanmp
l tion or for delivery to others. or placed on
shipboard. or are no longer within the cus
. tody or control of the manufacturer or hie
agent, not being in his factory, store. or
i warehoune, the value shall be estimated at
I the average of the market value of the like
guide. wares. and merchandiae. at the time
I when the name became liable teduty. And
when goods, wane. and merchandise are“
sold by the manufacturer or Lroduccr, or
I the agent thereof having the e arge of the
huninem. the following deductions only may
be _a_llowcd_l ril: ,
Fine. Freight “on the piece of dcpmic
It the time of ale to the plum: of deliwry.
Second. ﬂat [The] nmnable col-Imp
Ilnn not. exceeding three per centum, and;
other upon-en of sale hum Ide pnid; and‘
no Miami-ion shell be deducted when lhc‘
sale is made at. the place of munufncture or
production: Mtidnl. Thu no.dcdurtiun
shill be nude on the market "he u the
flue? of manufacture or pruzlucvimmn gnods,
j wares. and merchandise consigned to auction
,or commission merchants for sale. or laced
l on shipboard to be removed from the Failed
States. or when consigned to other thu
.genll having charge of the business of such
‘ manufacturer or producer. nor when used of
consumed by the manufacturer. producer,
or agent thereof.
Sec. 87 And be it ﬁn'lher enacted, 'llm
any [wt-son, ﬁrm, company or corporation
who shall now be engaged in the manufac.
ture of tobacco. mall, or cigars, or who shall
hereafter commence or engage in such man.
ufacturﬂefore commencingmr, if already
commenced. before continuing; such manu.
facture for which they may liable to be
usscsocd under the provisions of law, shall,
in addition to a compliance with all other
provisions of law, furnish to the assessorm
nauisutnt assessor a statement. subscribed
under oath or aﬁrmation, accurately setting;
forjth] the place. and if in a city, the street
aa number of the street where the manna
facturing is, or is to be, carried on, the nalw
and description of the manufactured article,
the proposed market for the same, whether
foreign or domestic, and if the same ahalll'
be manufactured for or to be sold and dcliv:
ered to any other person or party. the nail!
and residence and business or occupation of
the person or party for whom the said arti
cle is to be manufactured or delivered. and
generally the kind and quality manuﬁrctared
or copied to be anauhctured; ud .‘ltatl,
within the time above mentioned, apply to
and obtain from the assessor or assistant
arscssor of the district in which said man-
I ut‘aetnr - is carried on. or proposed to he
cannot, in addition to the license rt‘quircd
Iby exiating luws. a permit in writing, to be
lsigned by said assessor or assistant assessor
l in such form as shall be prescribed by the
i Commissioner of Internal Revenue. which
ipcrmit shall be kept by such manufacture!"
surprnded in Mllll! open and conspicuous-
Ipiatc in the principal room in which such
manufacturing is so carried on. And such
manufacturer shall also give notice to the
assessor [or] assistant meson. in writing.
of any and every change or removal made,
incentately setting forth, as hereiuhefora
imentitncd. the [late where the said mat-u:
future in to be carried on; and whe'uerer
elu‘h change or removal takes place, before
it shall be lawful to commence ouch manu
lt'uttum :I new permit in writing shall be
.tlpplicd for and obtained in manner afore
‘said, And the amirrtunt assessor of the
I pro :er aﬁfosbﬂll'll‘ (iirtl"t‘l shall be entitled
Ito demand and receive from such mauut‘ae
turer for each permit so granted the sum of
twenty-ﬁve ecnt~. And if any person or
agent of any ﬁrm. company. or corporation
shall manufacture tor sale tobacco. motor
cigars of any description without ﬁrst ob
taining the permit herein required. such
person or agent shall be subject. u :1 con
viction thereof. to n penalty of three handrail
dollars. and in addition theretoshall be liable
to iniprtsonmtnt fora term not exceeding
one year. at the discretion of the court.
Sec. 88. Am! be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the assistant Isaac
«or of each district to keep u record itt A
book or books; to he provided for the pas
pose, to be open to t e inspection of a
person upon reasonable request. in whiz
shall be arranged alphabetically the same
of any and every person. ﬁrm, company,“
corporation who may he enp‘ped is the
manufacture of tobacco, sou . or class
with‘m his district to whom it pat-alt has.
been issued. together with the place when
such manufacture is curried on and place
of rea-dence of the person or pantie ca
aged therein; a copy of which record shell
he. by said assistant useseor, forwarded to.
the assessor of the district. who shall pro
scrt'e the same in his oﬁco. .
Sec. 39. Am! be it further cum-ltd, 1b!
in all come where tobacco. enuﬁ', or or",
of any description, ero menul'utln , in
whole urin part. upon comminion or whom
or where the material from which a ny ouch
enicloe are made, or ore to be made, infor
niahcd by one party old manufactured by
another. or when the meteriel io ﬂunk-bed
or oold by one party with on undcrotndilp
or contract with aimther that tho manni'eo
tumd article is to be received in [oy-elt
therefor or any lpurt thcmf, the duty (1’
tax imposed by no thcrooo. when peid by
the manufecturcr. may be collected It the
time. or It any time eubeoqlcutly. of tho
party for whom the some on mode. or to
who. the amen: dclivendJo afar-aid.
And in one of any fraud or oollooiol b
which tho Government ohell he deﬁudetl.
or attempted to be dcﬁ-anded, by e pony
who turnieheo the material end the lona
faoturcr of my of the artieloo efuteoaid,
ouch mote-rial ehall he lioblo to forfeit-n.
and oneh articles ehall be liable to Be It
aeuod the higheet rem of duty imp-ed
by low upon any article belonging to it
Igrado or elm. '
(‘OKCLUDID IN NIX'I' ”GUI. '
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