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THE MONKOE JorRSAI. TI KsTUY. JUNE 27, HIS.
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United in Bonds of Matrimony
Marriage Records ct Union County. Resuinin? With the First
One Recorded in 1$"1 Until the I'rescnt Time, To Re ,
Given Through Columns of The Journal
Marriage in 10 Xt. 23. Hugh W. Broom to AKc?
t.. i i .-!.... t M W M. It 'i lv Rev. 1. Y. i.i.;!!!. :i.
Killing E.-q. U. F. I'aiktr.
Hrlm by Es,,. E. J. (a If.hi.
Jan. T. O. 1. Wimberiy to I. R.
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to. Thomas, kv Rev. T. IS. iliJlif.
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A. Curlee by Rev. C. W. Robin., r. IM. 2-.. Jaiae V. . (.r i m to Ju. a
Ja:. I r.ah IWI,x Mary D:v- E. Ruuvom by Rev 1. b. t a;.l;p.
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Strawn by EsM. Tho. C Giifr i. , ; -; 'K.!,n M; ' " j-1-' Cora
Manh 2. W. F. Grii.1n ! M. C. A. lUlr.w by I sq. L P. I nitr.
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drexv-: ! v Rv-v. A. 1'. Tf (!', r.i the Iniiep. su'eat.l
July 2'., Jul.i! '. T:;.-.: -.n Mar- Tin:, is cimnmn revtimr among
h I- Hinso'.i by V. '. Ab. 1 I'.o'.i.is. f..lk th" part f the xxor'.!; I have
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Z. KuVr by E,j. J. 1'. A. S-.i. revcr hea ; a sati.s.'a.'.ory answer to
July 21'. J. M. M:i: js '.. F.bsa Ibi-'y .:. You "do" thic morninj.' and ev-
by Fs.;. J. ti. Tin'! . ry imTii iv just jou eel; it's
A.;r. l.-e t'. Ya!.IIe t- " borw .1. lartrely a matter of liver. If your
Orm.'ad by Esq. J. i. A. S i et. Ir.er is richt. yu Breet the world with
A..::. :t, Janv. s 1. WI.!ii.;r. t i Re- ;! mi!e an I do pretty well, don't you?
btfe.a I. H I'soii by ii-.;. T. L.aijr. if .ur liver int of s-irts you
Au;r. 2:1, 1'. A. St'ups n to I. T. s'.are blankly a: the world or nol
Erooxs by Rev. A. M.:r-!i. ,m ur luad in lirTero nt!y r.nd the world
Se.it. 2. John W. ll.tvtt to T. A. H"rds you quizzically.
Williams by Rev. J. x". William. Sometimes you pass a fellow on the
S;';i'.. JamiM M. Tombt rl'.n to tre-l a:ul speak and ho doesn't re
Margaret A. Starne; by Fs j. E. J. ;onil as cheerfully as you expected.
Ilrimmmuer. V-u th;r.k it- has a rrou--h anainst
Sep;. 7, Wil.stui ('. ("h iroy o For- you. Tile probability is you think
i:e! a il. Hasty by Re,-, i'. 11. Firllips. wronj.-; the poor devil's liver is out of
Ss'i't. !, M. A. I!:.'.:-) t M. I). v.ivr ar.d he couldn't t- nice if he
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St'pt. l'. W, F.. l lbtbr to n.iro't.'? bis li'.u's out of older.
lliAis'. hi b llov. P. J. t'araway. And then sometimes you meet a
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S.pt. 21, Thomas S. H.i::ey to Es- .hinn' n hi mind, li s liver may
ther A. Grii'lin by Esq. J. lb Trull. h .t lie out of order, and yet he may
S'.'l't. 2". George W. Janu s to Sarah iave bu-ness cares or family trou
F. Stateil by Esq. J. S. Snii'.b. ,!,;. tha' bin den his mind and depress
S.-pt. Thomas F. Folk to C. V. his spirits. You never know what is
Chancy by Esq. Abe! H bis. n th.- oiinr fellow's mind. He may
Oct. 1, Cyrus Helms to Porri Helms ;' e lauhir.jr to-niyht, and to-morrow
by Esq. J. II. Winchester. yiej may rind his lifeless body hanje-
Oct. I. Ferry Williams to Lueinda : "nj: from a rafter a suicide.
Jenkins by Rev. J. C. Williams. i
Oct. 10, G. W. Fauc m to Rosanal Confirmed criminals never dream, is
Helms by Esq. J. 1. A. Secrest. the conclusion reached by a medical
Od. 12, William Ervin I'.aucom to research society after long investiga
Ada Griftin by Esi. C. N. Simpson. It im.
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I An Ordinance Imposing and Defining the License and
Privilege Taxes for the City of Monroe for the Fiscal
Year Beginning' June 1, 1922, and Ending May 31, 15JZ3.
and Each Fiscal Year Thereafter Until Amended. & & tt
The DoarJ of Aldcrmea of the Cby
ji M .nroe Jo ordain:
Tha; in order to provbV for and
ra;s funds for general municipal pur-po-cs,
the ioi'.owlns license
f. .e'lafte.- sp v tted are levied f r
:. privi.e.-.- of carrying on the b.i
ifsses tmiuvd v .thin the corporate
i.tr.ts of ti e I ty of Monroe f.oni the
fir-: d.v c' Jun-s 1-..22. to ti e Slst
d:.y of Mr.;;, 1: 23, ar.d for each fiscal
y.-ar thereof. er, arJ ail such taxis
shad be due rnd paynbie in ad'-nnce
ut the of.ice of the City Tx Collect
or of i.nn. N. C. The piynier.t . .'
any partku'ar tax imposed ha.l r.'i
rei'it ve the party ay:ns same from
liabdi.y for any other tax apeciticallv
imposed for any other business con
ducted by such person.
Section 1. Itinerants. For the
purpose of ihN ordinance, any per
son.' firm or corporation that does not
list a poll or property for taxation in
said city or is not a bona-tidj resident
of said City for a period of "iy
months, shall be deemed an itinerant,
and shall be seibject to the taxes lev
ied herein on itinerants.
Section 2. That al! persons, before
intat.insr in the business, trade, pro
fession, occupation or calling or d !
of rry net on xvhicii a license tax is
.rapos'cl by this ordinance, sha'l ap
ply to the City Tax Coiiector for a
IvYiitj. and upon 'he payment of
same as herein biiped. a Feci: so
sf be is-ue.l to -aid applicant, pro-vb;-.i
su J applic -it is a tit and suit
able pet. r.. Such laense nui-t b.
io-'.-u eon qb. i: n' ily in t:o phtc-' , f
bus in !ened, or, if such l.ce:
ha.; r.o reirular place of business, ti o
lie -use nr.i t be kept at all times
v'-l. ere it may be inspected by the
proper city oificials. No license shall
be transferable or assignable except
by conse nt of t'ie Board of Aii'.crnun
of the City of Monroe, N. C.
Sutiin The adoption of this
schedule of license taxes shall not
ab. ii-e the r-hl of the Foard of Aide-men
to chaiiKo. altar, increase or
dicrea-e any of the license taxes
heroin leviod'at any lime. And when
I aiiv increase is made the license shall
U revoked unless such increase! tax
be raid within thirty days.
Section . A separate license shn'.l
be rcquiicd for each place of business
unless places of business communi
cate iliiec'iy with ar.d open into each
other.
Section ." Any license issued un
der this ordinance shall be subject to
revocation or suspension for a defi
nite or indefinite time by the Hoard
of Aldermen without refund of any
part of the tax paid if the license j or
manager or person in charge of the
business at the time shall have been
convicted of crime, or if, in the judg
ment of the Hoard of Aldermen the
business l'censee does, by reason of
its nature or the manner op-the place
in xvhich it is conducted, constitute a
nuisance or is a menace to public
health, safety or morals. And upon
tin- rt vocation or suspension of any
such license, it shall be unlaxvfu! for
the person to whom such liceisc was
granted to continue to conduct such
busine.ts, anil upon violation of this
provision the offender shall, upon
conviction, be fined $50 or imprismed
f ir thirty days. Each day such bus
iness is conducted after such revoca
tion or suspension of license shall
constitute a separate offense.
Section fl. That every owner of a
motor vehicle, private or for hire, or
public dray or back, used in transport
ing persons or property for hire shnll
apply to the City Tux Colle tor for
license to operate such motor vehicle,
public dray or hack, and shall obtain
and display at all times on such ve
hicle a metallic sijrn to be furnished
by the City of Monroe, N. C, without
charge, upon payment of the license
taxes herinafter provided relating to
such vehicle.
Section 7. That upon satisfactory
proof that any such metal sign or
tag Iihs been lost or destroyed, the
the Sneeze Ii Barred-
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Tax C.-Ilcci-r s,hall furnish a dupli
cate upon the payment of a fej of
tiny cents.
S vtb:i S. That every person who
shall vitiate any provision of this ?r
dir.itiicj or cany on any business,
traso, avocation or profession on
whYh a license tax has been fixed,
xviihout having first paid the tax and
received c license, shall be liable to a
puuiity of fifty dollars, or be im
prisoned for thirty days, f..r each of
fense, and each day said business
.-hail b.' cr.rrbd on shall constitute a
i.oara c ani distinct offense.
Sicto-.i Ail license taxes im
posed ly this ordinance shall be due
and payable in advance and if any
pers n shall fail to pay any license
tax recjUireJ by the ordinance by
August loth, ia22, five per centum oi
ih" r.mount of such license shall be
added to the tax required, and no li
cense shall be planted until the li
cense tax plus the five per centum
thereof has been paid. The addition
of the five per centum on the amount
of sa:d license tax shall not exempt
the delinquent from the penalties
herein prescribed hi case of delin
quency. Section 10. License Schedule
1. Body and top builders, and
paintirs of automobiles, SlO.ti').
2. Rank and trust companies, with
canital s.eck and surplus of not over
Sli'i'.tMi'.i'O, SI 3.00. Over ? 100,01)0,00,
2."i.O0.
'A. Uarber shops, for each chair.
n.oo.
1. i!icxlcs each dealer or aitetit
se'lbi-, ie'ititit; or repairing bicycUs,
v rO.
Til! posters, advertising by us.)
of b.'.l 1 oards, ?S!MH).
ti. Finerant bill poster or t'yn
lacker, per day, $2.00.
7. Milliard, pool or bagatelle ta
bles and shooting galleries, whether
used or not, each table, or gallery,
$30.00.
8. Blacksmith or horse shaeing
shops. $2.30.
P. Bottlers of soda water, coca
cola, pcpsi-cola, chero-cola, gingtr-
n!e, sfe-ola or other sou drir.Us,
30.00.
10. Itinerant dealers selling or de
livering to retailers bottled soft drinks
or waters of any kind, $30.00.
11. Butcher shops, rein! dealers in
fresh meats provided this shall not
apply to persons selling meat of their
own raising, and provided further
that persons who pay the taxes levied
hi rounder shall not be required to pr.y
any additional taxes for the privilege
of dealing in fish and oysters, $.'13.00.
12. Circuses, menageries, wild west,
dog and pony shows and every other
show not specifically licensed herein,
per day or part of day, composed of
13-c.ir trains or less, per day $30.00.
More than 15-car trains per day,
$100.00. If more than 50 cents gen
eral admission is charged, such shows
regardless of size, per day, $130.00.
13. Traveling circuses, moving
picture, vaudeville, merry-go-rounds,
ferris wheels, and other like amuse
ment Mitei prises, per day, $30.00. Fro-
,v:ded this shall not apply to bona fide
'residents conducting moving pictures
an I vaudevilles in connection there
with, nor persons paying tax levied
under section 33.
1 1. Upon each moving picture ma
chine bv bona fide residents of the
City of' Monroe, $30.00.
13. Cleaning, dyeing, pressing and
repairing clothes, $15.00.
hi. Coal or coke dealers, $15 00.
i"a. Upon all ice plants or per
sons manufacturing and dealing in
ice, either wholesale or retail, $15 00.
17. Cotton buyers, brokers or fac
tors, $25.00.
18. Cotton gins, each plant, $23.00.
l'J. Cotton seed dealers, $25.00.
20. Harness makers or repairers,
$5.00.
21. Motor vehicles used in trans
porting property for hire, each,
$15 00.
22. Electrical contractors or per
sons cngageJ in whiiij? builJ:ngs,
$25.ti0.
2"... Emigration labor agents or.
a;.;in;ies for emidoyment of persons
to perform work or labor outside of
Vn.on county, $2J0.0O.
21. Exhibition, sleu.h: of band
performances, rope dancing, not oth-wi-e
taxed or performed uu.side of a
regular licensed theatre or moving
p.cture shoxx-, per day, $10.00.
25. Express co.npanits, $10.0.1.
2i. Feather renoxatvis, 23.00.
27. Fert.lizer dealers or agents,
$!5 00.
28. Fis.h and oyster dealers, pro
vided that persons raying license tax
under (It) are exempt from payment
of this tax, $15.00.
2".. Feddlers, $30.00.
SO. Fawn brokers, eaeh. $500.00.
31. Fortune tellers, mind readers,
palmists, including Gypsy bands liv
ing in wagons, tents, or otherwise,
provided the Mayor may in his dis
cretion refuse to grant license, and no
license shall be valid unless counter
signed by him, $250.00.
S2. Repairing or storing motor
vehicles, conducting a garage or buy
ing and selling motor vehicles, new
or used, of any khid, $50.00. lYovided
that any persons conducting a icpair
sh.'p for motor vehicles and not en
gaged in buying and selling same,
.i'2...0O. Provided, further, this tax
shall co er the tax 1-vieJ under !!).
oil. Anv bona fid lesident of the
Ci y of Monroe xvho sha!i conduct an
liTY.iisir.ient park or recreation ground
v. 'tb n .he City of Monroe shall be en
.i'lvd. i.iion the payment of the li-cn.-e
tax hereinafter provided, and
on or in the grounds of tame, as
a pait of such place of amusement, a
swimming iiond or ponds, boats, merry-go-rounds
and ferris wheels, and
bowling alK-ys, upon payment of a li
cense tax of $150.00.
31. I'pon every retail dealer in
gasoline. $23,00.
35. Junk dealers, dealers in paper,
rags or bones, SliS.OO.
2i. Ice cream peddlers xvho sell to
.consumers on the streets, $10.00.
S7. Ice cream and soft drink stands
or fountains, $10.00.
38. Itinerants or non-residents of
the City of Monroe, selling lunches,
lemonade, ice cream or soft drinks
balloons, fl.n:s, souvenirs, fruits, or
other class of merchandise, per day,
$10.00.
3;i. Lunches or sandwiches, pies, or
other things sold from wagons or ve
hicles on the streets, provided said
vehicle xvill not occupy same space
more than five minutes at a time,
$25.00.
10. Marble yard, dealers or agents
in tomb stones or monuments, $13.00.
41. Medicine venders or peddlers
selling or advertising medicines or
drugs from alleys, vacant lots, or go
ing from place to place, with or with
out free or paid attractions, per day,
(provided they shall not occupy the
streets without the written permis
sion of the Mayor), $25.00.
-12. Merchants and dealers doing
any kind of business at ret-til, not
herein specifically taxed by this or
dinance, $10.00.
42a. Dealers in dry goods utid no
tions, employing six or more clerks,
, $25.00.
Dealers in dry goods and millinery
employing in the business of xvhich
the dealing in millinery is a i art, six
or more clerks, $25.00.
Dealers in boots and Rhoes employ
ing, in the business of xvhich the deal
ing in boots and shoes is a part, more
than six clerks, $25.00.
Dealers in men's furnishing employ
ing in the business of which men's
furnishing is a part, six or more
clerks, $25.00.
42b. Upon all wholesale dealers n
dry goods, groceries, hardxvare or any
other merchandise, $30.00.
43. Itinerant merchants or sales
men selling as proprietor or agent,
1 goods, wares or merchandise, on
which no other tax is levied or im
pos.eJ, oer day, $10.00.
41. Motorcycles, registration fee,
t.CJ.
45. Motor vth.c'.es, registration
fee. $1.00.
if.. Motor vehx'es, agents or deal
ers or traders in automobiles, new or
used, or ar.y person who buys auto
mobiles for the purpose o sale or
'.lading same, $25.00.
47. Motor vxhicles, dealers in nc
cessories or parts, $10.00.
48. Dea'ers in illuminating or lu
Iricr.ting oils, bmiire or nasoline,
having an agency or warehouse for
distribution thereof in the city, $10.00.
4'... Dealers in phonographs, graph
aphones, or talking machines, alone,
$15.00.
50. Fiano or organ dealers, of
agents, $20.00.
51. Build.ng contractors, $25.00. i
52. Motor vehicles used in trans,
porting persons for hire, each $10.Ct)
53. Hacks or xvagons or drays used
for hire, each $5.00.
54. . Restaurants, cafes, or lunch
counters, $15 00.
55. Second hand clothing dealers,
$25.00.
Git. Sewing machine dealers or
agents, $!0.e.
57. Shoo make; s xvho do a repair
business, $o.U.
a. Dealers in cigarettes. $10.00.
5'.'. Vehicle dealers, such as bug
gies, carriag-s. w:;.:ons or other ve
iiicle not drawn bv motive pow?r,
$15.no.
ft'. Yul aniners, lv'.rend. is or
repairers ot automobile tires, $10 fO.
'.!. Doa'o's il furniture, $10.00.
02, Dta.ors in fecund haul furni
ture. $25.00.
Ci. Real estate dealers. 10.00.
61. Liirhtnira; rod agon's, $."0.00.
05. Teles rapii companies. $10.00.
OG. I'pon a'l wood-yards, or per
son? selling xvood at retail from a
vard located w.thin the city limits,
$10.00.
i 07. Upon all itinerant photograph
ers, or persons carrying on the busi
n(ss of photography upon the s'reets
'of the C.ty of Monroe, per day, $10.
.00. I 03. Plumbers or pipe-fixers and
I repairers, $25.0".
j 00. Upon all dealers in sheet music
and pianos, or piano players, $25.00.
i Provided that tnis tax shall not be
i levied upon any person being taxed
'as a furniture dealer within the cor
1 poratc limits.
! 70. Upon undertaking, $20.00.
71. Tinsmiths. $10.00.
Section U. That the foregoing li
cense granted to any person, firm or
corporation shall be granted subject
to a.l the ordinances now in exis'ence
or passed during the life time of said
license that are annlicable to the liar-
jt'cular trade or profession for which
I said license is granted, and all ordi-
nances heretofore passed by the
j Hoard of Aldermen of the City of
! Monroe, and not rescinded, art hrre
Iby declared applicable.
Section 12. That any person, firm
!or corporation obtaining license to
carry on any of the business callings
or professions herein enumerated and
! currying on same in a manner unsat
isfactory to the majority of the Board
of Aldermen of the City of Monroe.
' may have his license cancelled and
his right to conduct said business an
nulled, provided the unearned tax or
'proportionate part of said tax is re
; turned.
Section 13. That it shall le law
: ful for any person, firm or corpora
tion to engage in any of the business
es, trades, occupations or professions
hereinbefore taxed without payment
of license tax when the purpose of
jsuch person, firm, or corporation is
to derive funds for charitable or reli
gious purposes and written permis
sion shall be granted by the mayor.
Adopted this 10th day of June, 1022.
I J. C. M. VAN'N', Mayor.
!J. II. Boyte, Clerk to
(Board of Aldermen.
BY LOUIS RICHARD