The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 14, 1939, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1939
AN ORDINANCE
Mwfaf • LIcmmb Tkx ftr Um Ftacftl
Ymt Befinxiac JwMrjr 1st, lf4t,
aad Eadinf December Slat; 1940.
Ob All Persona. Firms or Csrpar*
stioaii Who Bnfsge la. Carry Oa,
Or Prosecute Aaj Bashieae or Pro-
fcsHiuo in the Town of Cliatoa, S. C.
amount required as security
bj tbe To^ Clerk, an ap
praisal shall be laade by not
more than three pereons to
he seleeted by tbe Tonsm
Clerii and the iKCurity
ndt be more Chan tbe li
irotild be based upon tctal
sales equivalent^ in amount
50.00}
2.00'
10.00
10.00
10.00
BE IT ORiDAINBD BY THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF CLINTON, S. C., IN COUNCIL
ASSEMBLED:— i
Section 1. That the following an-j
n\»l and specific licensee on business-j
es. occupations and professions to bej
paid by the person, or persona, firms
or corporations carryinsr on or en-
jTstrt'd in such buoinesees, occupations!
or i»rof€«sions, whether residents ofj
the Town of Clinton or not, shall be
levie<l and collected for tbe year be-j
ginninji: January 1st, 1940, and end
ing December 31.st, 1!»40, ti> wit: :
A ^ '
ADVERTISING— [
Advertising by wagon or .
otherwise on the streets, in
cluding di.stribution of hand
bills, circulars, or other ad
vertising niatter or material,
or bill i»()sting, per year
f’er day
JVovitkMl, the provisions
hereof shall not apply to any
jHTSon, film or copj>oratiori
maintaining a ix*gular |>lace
of busini-s.s in th<* Town of
t'linton when such advertis
ing is :estricted to the a<l-
vertising of said business by
:he iKTson having a license
to o|MMat»' said business.
A<;KNT.< for LAUNDIflIKS,
p. r year
AGK.NT.'^ M)R OIL REFIN-
IN'G ( (>\n*A.\’|K.'s, per yt*ar
ARf HITLCT.S
Whose gI^»ss annual income
d’s s i.ut e\<'ee«l $2,< (>().(M), jK^r
year
and $1.0o for each adiiitionul
<1 ,(100.no of gross income.
Al’t TIONKKR.S
AiictioiH'ers whosi* gro.sci an
nual inccmu* d(H*.H i>ot exceeil
J 1,000.00, j»er yi*ar
aiwl 11.00 for each additional
$100.00 of gloss income.
Whose gios.s daily iiK’ome
does not exeinsl $2.'), ]'.*r ti;.y
and $1.(K) for each $2.).0U of
dady gios.s meome udilitiunai.
Al’TO FILLINf; STATIONS
.\iiut Filling .Stations, first
pump ojieralisl, per year
F^acli aiidiiional pump op-
«-fattHl, [H-r year
Wheiv stock of av'cetiaoriiw
and supi>ii<‘s are kept for
sak- an ailditional chajve rv-
qum*d jier year
AUTO WASHING DEItmt—
.Aut4» Wa-sh^ iVpoia or
Sheds not connect^ with
other buKineiw, per yaar
Al’TOMOHILK RKPAkK SHOPS
.Automobile Repair Shop a
wh«»se gross aiinuaJ income
«Fx‘s not exce«si l^l.ryOO.OU,
|»iT y<*Hr
aiul $1.00 for «<a<rh a<klkiunal
$I,(MK(.00 of gisHs inemmt
Al’TOMOHILK HACKS
•Automobile Hacks whose
gloss annual iiKMNne «hie« imH
« xcee<l $I,500 (M), |»«»r y«*ar
ami $I (HI for each adilitiontii
$,'(K( 00 of gixkss iiH'ome.
Whos<* daily iiamme «k>es
net «‘\c«sNi $]()0.(M>, |N*r ilay
rh«* he. ii.MH* .shall 1m* al
low *sl to ojMM-ate only om*
,iirt<imo!»ile hawk uiwier eawh
license to him.
Al Id.MtiHILK l^^:VLKRS OR
A(;K\TS
.\ Utomobile
Mgients wlh»se
income dis-s
l.'i.OtHKHt. pm
ami $1.00 ft»i
5.00
») *\n
15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
I
25.00
10.00
2.00
r s or
uiinual
exceesl
40.00
75.00
I
25.00
dealt
gixiss
not
.Veai 25.00
eat*.li additional
$l,*Kh(.(ao of gix>s> iiu»me.
H.XNKRrPT, SALVAGE A.\l>
i.igriDATiNt; sales, ktx’.—
Meichants selling st4M'k of
go,>ds and meixhaiidise at
hankru|>t salt's, sales of as-
Mgrnm*i>t ft>i tht* IteiM'fii of
<r itlitors oi sulvitgt* stock
of goo«|s aiwl merchaiufist*
fiom fire, water or «»tht*r
damage, o r any slock of
goods or ineix’hiindise Imught
for liquidating sale, ckwiug
out sale. OI strtek reduction
sale, on .sales iu>t over
$500.00
On sales mit over $1,000.00
On each $.500 of sales over
this
-Any |H*i*st»n, firni or cor-
|M ration bringing uKo the
Town i>f ( lintun and offering
for .sale th«‘iX'in a stock of
g'MHis sold untler bankruptcy
or iiiHk-r assignment for the
benefit of ci'wlitoi's, or sal
vage sUx-k of g(KMls damageil
by fiiv, water or otht*r dam
age or st4H.‘ks cunsioting
[»artly of any .such claiww,
on .saJes not exceed Tng
1500.00
Not exceeding $1,000.00 .....
On each $500.00 over this.^.
Pronded that such licens
es shaH be taken out before
conwnencir^ the aale and
shall be issued by the Town
Clerk ui>on a deposit beit^
made with the C'lerk as se
curity for the payment of
the license when the sale
shall be completed; such de- r
posh to be in an amount suf
ficient to protect the Town
• for the jatjmwnt of the li-
oenaee in fuH, and if the ap-
pHcaot for the Uomae abali
be dweatiafled with tha
60.001
100.001
40.001
to doutiJe the appraisal.
Provided, that upon com
pletion of the Bales the
amount deposited as securifcj
shall be applied by the Town
Clerk in the payment of the
lioenBC and any halanoe then
remaining shall be refunded
to the licensee.
Provided, that if .such ap
praisal shall not reduce the
amount of deposit required,
the expense thereof shall be
paid by the licensee in addi
tion to the licen.se; but, if
reduced, H shall be paid by
the Town. I
Provided, further, that if
at any time during the' sale,
the gross amount of .sales
shall reach an amount that
will 'lequire a Homse hereun
der in excess of the amount
deposiUsi as .security for the
lioensx*, it shall be the duty
of the licensee and all agents
and employees therwrf to re
port such fact forthwith to
tbe Town Ghsic and to make
a new deposit, ami a failure
to do so shall con.stitute a
violation of the «mihfuwKe,
ami the license previously ia-
smsl *«hall h* revok'sl auttr-
inatk'ally without any actUm
or mitice from any officer or
agxvit of th<* Town, ami the
offemler or offen<k‘rs shall
suffer th<* |M*iialtieH provided
in this ordioaiMS* for viola-
’tion tlM'ixsif; and the Town
IJerk, or Chief of Police, or
other offus'r (*r agent of the
Town, shall have tin* right
at al times t4> make an in-
v<*Mtigation of the busineas
of th<“ lic<*ns«s* to diHermine
'th<* fax'ts with n*fen»nce to
the license ami shall have the
l ight ti> re<|uire sworn stato-
immts fn»m tlw licen.sw bimI
his employees or agents as
to any matfer leiating to
tliP provi.sions of this ordi
nance and any licenias* or
any ageiirt or employee of
such licensee who .shall fail
to furniiih any such mfuram-
tion or to give any sworn
statenM'nt upon proper re
quest or who .shall make a
falsi* Mtatement with refer-
enoi* therHo shall he a vio
lation of this ordinance and
the ofTemkir or offendem
whmil suffer the penalties
|»roviried for those who do
huainm in the Tosm without
a Licenee. or viotate the
terms of this ordinaner.
Provided, further, that ft
ahatl be unlawful and a vio
lation of this ordinance for
any person, firm or ctwpor-
ation to add to any stock
bought at sales under bank
ruptcy, assignimml fur ben
efit of creditors, salvage
stock damaged by fire, sva-
ier or otherwise, or any atock
IsHight f<»r tht* purpose of
selling out or liquidating the
same. aiMl each aikliiion to
such stock shall constatiAe
a separate violation of tkaa
ufxlmance, and in addition to
the* purushim*fit herein ptx>-
vided, the licenat* shall be
imniediatdy revoked.
HOARDING ANI>-<>R IXMk;-
jiNG housf:s
I Hoarding and -or kidging
Ixmses taking tranawnta,
whisH* groan incnm«* «kies not ^
exiceed $2,000.00, per year *10.00
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross inco«ne.
BUIS AND TRUOK LINF^S—
Bus and truck lines operat
ing iMWsonger or freight <
lines, for business done with
in Town of t'linton with
points within the state and
md inoiuding any busineaa
done for the U. S. Govern
ment, and where bus tetmi-
nal is established within the
corporate limits of the town
and tickets sold or offered
for sale, for each bus or
truck company per year 60.00
Bus lotion or terminal
where tickets are ooM or
oflWed for sale, |>er year .. 50.00
BUTCHERS AND -OR MEAT
MARKETS—
Butohem and—or Meat
Markets dc'uling in freah
nieata whoee gross annual
inoocne does not exceed I
$5,000.00, per yt'ar 25.00;
and $1.00 for each a<klitional
$1,000 of gross income. i
Dealers in .single* beef or
hogs, or offVwing for sale in
wagons, may take out special
lioenae by the day at the fol
lowing rates:
'nioae whoae gross daMy
income from single beef or
hog amounts to $20.00 or
leas, per day i.oo
Dealers in calves, mutton,
shoat or kid may take out
special license by the day at
the following rates:
ThoHe whose gross daily
wome for each calf, mut
ton, shoat or kid is $10.00 or
teaa, per day : .50
Provided, however, that'
, the homsee shall not laive
the ri^ to esU under hia
daily Hoenae uMre than
BROKERS DEALING IN
MERCHANDISE OR STOCKS /
AND BONDS— '
Brokers dealing in Mer-
chandtae or Stocka and Bonds
—oseaning a person, fhm or
corporation y/ho acts as an
intermediary between buybr
and seller for the consider
ation of a conun ission, with
or without warehouse, per
year 15.00
BROKERS DEALING IN
LUMBER—
Brokers dealing in Lum
ber, not carrying a stock,
per year 25.00
BLACKSMITH SHOPS—
Blacksmith shops whose
gcoas annual income does not
exceed $750.00, per year 7.501
and $2.00 for each additional
$100.00 of groes income.
BARBER SHOPS—
Barber .'ihops operating one
chair, per year 7.50,
and $2.50 for each additional
chair.
exceed $3,000.00, per year....
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000 of groas income.
COTTON SEED OIL MULLS—
i Cotton Seed Oil MiUa with
I $100,000.00 or less invested,
; P«r year 100.00
j and $1.00 for each $1,000.00
' invested,
i D
•DIRECTORIES—
Directories—Each and ev-
< ery person compiling city di-
iwtories, per year
HEALERS IN JUNK—
Dealers in Junk, per year....
Dealers in Junk, per day
DEALERS IN FRUITS, ETC.—
I Dealers in Fruits, Melons '
or Vegetables, selling from
car by itinerant dealers, each j
I car or fraction thereof 10.00 ‘
DEALERS IN STOCKS AND !
BONDS— ;
Dealers inStocksand
Bonds, per year 15.00'
35.00
|BH.L PO.STERS—
1 'BiR Posters whose gross
annual income does not ex
ceed $.3,000.00, fM*r year
ami $5.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gr<i«s income
Whom* gross daily income
does not exceed $25.00, per
day . . • 5.00
BOOK AGBNT.S—
Book Agents, p<*r year 10.00
Book Agents, per week 5.00
Book Agxmts, (>er day 1.00
BAKERIES—
I RakeTi<*s w'ho.sc* gioss an
nual income <I<k*s not exceed
$.3,000.00, (K*r y<*ar 25.00
an<l $1.00 for each miditional
$1,000.00 of gro».s-income.
hk:ycle I)ealer.s—
I
60.00;
2.001
20.00
I
Hk’ycle D«*«lerH w h o s e
gni«.s annual income d<H*s not
excmxl $1,000.00, p(*i* year 7.50
ami ..50 for <-ach aiiditionui
$100.00 of gn>ss income.
BOWLING ALLEY'S
Ik>wling Alleys or Box
Hall I'nqirietors w"Ik»m<* gixiss
annual inconn* d<H*s mit ex-
cetMl $1,000, iM‘r y«*ar 25.00
and ..50 for «*«ch additional
$100.00 of gnms income.
BOTTLING WORK.S—
Bottling works w' hose
groHs annual im'oim* dm-s not
exc»*ml $:{,(MK).00, inr yi>ar 25.00
ami $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gixiss income.
B<M)THLACKS—
IkMtthlax'ks where tbe fet*
chargisl for shining shoes is
.05, pi'r year 2.50
Wh«*?>* the fe«* chargml fo,-
each shiiM* is .10. iH*r year 5.00
C
CANVASSER.S OR PEDDLERS
Canvamers or peddlers
•wiling guods, wares or mer-
nhandise of whatever charar-
tor or kind not liatod efse-
whwe, per year
Par day
OOTTON BROKERS
<.V>tton Brokers, Factors er
Mefxdianto or Kx|M>rtors, each
place of business, per year,
j CHIROPRACTIC — Same as
j Hqraiciarai.
|C>ARPENTER SHOP KIXPER—
C4arpenftor . vShop Keeper,
P«w y«M 6.00
CXYNTRAHTTORS—
Contractors, or firms of
«uch, «Mnpioyuig, taking or
offering to take contracta
not exc«*e(ting $500.00, per
year
From $.500.00 to $1,000.00.
year
Kixmi $1,000.00 to $2,000.00,
per year
Fnun $2,000.00 to $.5,000.00,
|»er j*ear
Over $5,(HH).()0, jH»r year
and $1.00 tor twch addHionaJ
$1,000.00 (over $6,000.00) or
fnartionai part HKieof.
C4RCUSI*:s
tiircuses hariiqt one rit>g
only, per day 100.00
Circuses having moie than
«w ri«»g. pn tlay 150.00
Circus Paraties a-here exhi
bition is held out of the Cor
porate limits of the Town of
ClintiDn . 260.00
COLLECTION OR CLAIM
AGENTS—
CoHection or Claim .AgMVts
whose gixKt.s annual income
does not exceed $2,000.00.
Pw ypur 10.00
•nd $2.00 for each $1,000.00
of additional gross income.
COTTON MILIH—
Ckitton Mills, per year 150.00
COTTON GINS—
! Ct»tton Gins, per year . . . 25.00
.cabinet AND GENERAL
REPAIR SHOPS—
I Cabinet and General Re-
|Mtir ShiqM* whose gross an
nual income d<M*s not exceed
, $1,000.00, per year 5.00
and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gix)S8 income.
CLEANING. DYEING AND
cldthf^ pressing ES-
iTABLISHMENTS— ,
! Cleaning, Dyeing and
Pressing Clothing, per year 16.00
CX)LD DRINK STANDS—
<Y>W, Drink Stands, per
6.00
CONTRACTORS FOR MOV
ING HOUSES—
Contractors for moving
houses, whose groas anmnal
uK»me does not exceed
$1,000.00, per year 10.00
•nd $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 <rf gross income.
COAL IXYMPANIBS OR
AGENCIES—
Coal Oovnpanies or Agen-
ciaa dealing in coal, wIrmo
cmaa atnuM moome dqai not
I.V GREEN GRO-
.SELLING FROM
7.60
10.00
12.50
20.00
20.00
DEALERS IN PIANOS,
ORGANS, ETC.—
I>ealers in Pianos, Organs,
.Sewing .Machines, Iron .Safes,
Well Fixtures and Tomb-
.'^toTK's, not connected with
store.s in Town of Clinton,
whose gros.s annual income
does not exceed $1,000.00, per
year
and $1.00 for each additional
$l,000j00 of gno.s.s income.
DEALERS-IN SOAP, JEWEL
RY, ETC., ON STREETS—
Dealers in .Soap, Jewelry,
.Merchandise or o<thcr goods
I on the streets, and—or sell
ing or canvassing fi*om house
I to hou.se whose gross daily
I inctmie di>c8 , not exceed
$100.00, per day
and $1.00 for each additional
$100.(K) of gross daiy in
come.
Per year
LEALER.S
CERIE.S
WAGON— V
Dealers in Grei*n Groceries
.selling from wagon whose
gross daily income is $50,00
or less, |)er day ...
And each wagon opei-ated
shall be det'med a separate
- bu.sin«*«.s.
DEALERS IN GREEN GRO
CERIES SELUNG FROM
CAR OR (X)MMON CAR-
RIER—
lX*aler* in Green Gi'oceries
selling fmm car or common
carrier whose gross daily in
come does not exceed f500.00,
l*er day
arid each car operatoil shall
be deemed a .separate busi-
j DENTISTS, per year
E
EXPRESS COMPANIES OR
I AGENTS—
j Express Oomfwnies or
Agents, each for business
done excluaivdy in the Town
of Clinton, S. C., but not in
cluding busineiw done to or
from poitrta without the
State of South t’wrolina, or
for the Government of the
Unites! Staites, ^whoee groas
nreome <k>es not exceed
$3,500.00, per year
and $1.00 for each adtlitiorud
I $1,000.00 of gross income.
IELECTRIOIANS, per year ...
P
FRUIT TREK OR OTHER
TREE AND PLANT AGENTS—
Fruit Tree or other Tree
and Hant Agents, whose
groas income does not exceetl
$.500.00 per yeer .. ..
aiKl $1.00 fo4- each additional
$1,000.00 of grcNCB income.
FRF^SH FISH DEALERS—
Fi*e»h Fieh Dealers without
other business whose gross
annual income does not ex
ceed $1 ,.500.00, por year
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
G
GAS—
Dealers in gas stoves, ap
pliances, aoceseories* and cyl
inder gas, or gas in tanks or
drums, whose total stove
units sold and—or serviced
do not exceed 50, per year ...
and $1.00 for each additional
stove unit sold and—or ser
viced.
H
10.00 HORSE AND MULE TRADERS—
Horse and Mule Traders,
transient, whose gnws daily
tocome doee not exceed
1,000.00, per day 10.00
Hone and Mule Traders,
transient, whoee gross month
ly income does not exceed
$10,000.00, per month 15.00
I
INSURANCE CaMPANIES—
Life, Accident and Health
Insurance Companies main
taining agencies doing busi
ness within the Town of
Clinton whose gross qnnual
income from such agencies
does not exceed $1,000.00,
per year
and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
Fire and Casualty Insur
ance Companies for bu.-iines.s
done in the Town of Clinton,
per year for each Company
But the license tax charg^
each Company shall not ex
ceed two per cent of the
! gross amount of premium.*
^ collected by the Company
I during the year ending Dec.
. 3*1, 1939.
•ICE DEALERS—
/
10.00
i
10.00*
6.00,
15.00
15.00
I
10.00
/
50.00
2.00
10.00
15.00
50.00
10.00
50.00
HAY. GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
OR MERCHANDISE BROKERS—
Hay, Grain, Provisions or
Merchandise Brokers who
carry no stock of goods in
either warehouse or store
room whose gross annual in
come does not exceed
$1,000.00, per year Ki.OO
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
HAIR DRESSERS OR MANI-
CURISTS—
Hair Dressers or manicur
ists whoae gross annual in
come is $1,000.00 or less, per
y«*r - 10.00
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,00000 of gross income.
I HAWKERS OR PEDDLERS—
Hawkers or Peddlers, sell
ing or offering for sale,
goods, warm or merchan
dise, whose groBs daily in
come does not exceed $50.00,
per day 2.OO
and $1.00 for each additional
$50.00 of daily gross income.
Per year 5O.OO
HOTELS—
Hotels, whose gross annual
moome doas not exceed
$6,000.00# per year 26.00
and $1.00 for aaeh addittonal
$1,000.00 of groaa ineome.
Ice Dealers whose gross
annual income does not ex
ceed $2,500.00, per year
and $1.00 for each $500.00 of
additional gross income.
,ICE CREAM VENDERS—
Ice Cream V'enders selling
' from wagons whose gross
I annual income does not ex-
cet*d $2,500.00, per j’ear
}ICE MANUFAGTURER.S—
I Ice Manufacturer.*, per year
I J
fJEVVELRY, \VAT('H AND
2.00:CLOCK REPAIRERS—
I Jeweli-y, Watch and Clock
I R< pairer.>s whose gro.ss an
nual income does—not ev.-^iF
$1,000.00, j>er year
and $1.00 for each aiiditional
$l,r00.00 of gross income,
j J E WELERS, ITIN ER A NT—
' Jewelers, ilinei-ant, offer-
} ing for sale jewelry, watcht\%
j clocks, etc., or repairing
same, whose gross daily in
come does not exceed $100.00,
I>er day
Whose gross annual income
does not exceed $5,000.00,
per year
L
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
COMPANIES—
Long lYistance Telephone
Companies operating in city,
or agents of same, collecting
toll, per year
LUMBER YARDS—
Ijumber yards selling
planks, .sliingles, framing
laths or molding, whose
gross annual income does not
exceed $5,000.00, per year....
and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of groas income. .
Lumber yards, or dealers,
selling other kinds of build
ing materials than the ones
last before enumerated,
whose gross . annual income
does not exceed $2,500.00,
per year
and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
LUNCH COUNTERS, per year
LAWYERS—
Law’yi'rs whose gixxss an
nual income does not excee<l
$2,500.00, per year
and $1.00 for each adilitional
$1,000 of gross income.
M
MACHINE SHOPS AND
SUNDRIES—
'Machine shops and foun
dries whoae gixMs annual in
come does not exceed
$2,000.00, per year
and $2.00 for eai^ additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
MERRY*00-ROUNDS, per
week
[MERCHANTS—
Retail merchants and all
person.*, firms, or corpor
ations setting at retail at an
established place of business
aKicles of trade or merchant
dise for which a special li-
(jense is not required, whose
gross annual sales do not ex
ceed $10,000.00, per year
and $1.00 for ea^ additional
$1,000.00 of gross sales.
Wholesale merchants and
srholesale dealers in hay,
gram, provisions, goods,
wares, or merchandise who
cairy a stock of goods with
in a warehouse or stockroom,
whose gross annual sales do
not exceed $50,000, per year
and .50 cents for each addi
tional $1,000.00 of gross
sales.* The basis for ascer-
I taining the aimount due shall
be the gross amount of all
sales (cash or credit) for the
preceding year beginning
Jan. 1, 1939, and ending Dec.
31, 1939.
MACHINE SELLi»S AND
VENDERS—
Machine SeUers and Vend
ers whoae groee annual in
come doee not exceed
$1,000.00, per year ...»
and $2.00 for each addkwnal
$1,000.00 of gross income.
WTrose gross daily income
does not exceed $100, per
day -
and $1.00 for each additional
$100 of gross daily income.
MARBLE YARDS OR
AGENCIES-
Marhle 3rards or agencies
wlwse gross annual inoome
does not exceed $1,000.00,
per year
MECHANICS^ '
Mechanics wcrlaht <» aa-
5.00
10.00
tomobiles, or doit^ other me
chanical work for hire, grho
‘ do not maintain a regular
place of business, per year ... 10.00
MOTION PICTURE THEATRES—
Motion picture tbeaitzee or
houses, whose gross annual
income does not exceed
$5s000.00, per year 50.00
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
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NEWSPAPEJRS—
Newspapers whose gross
annual irMJome does not ex
ceed $2,500.00, per year ^ 2SJ)0
and $1.00 for each additional ‘
$1,000.00 of gross income.
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OIL AND GASOLINE
COMPANIES—
Oil and Gasolirte Compa
nies or Agents whose gross
annual income’ does not ex
ceed $20,000.00, per year 40.00
and .50 certs for each addi
tional $1,000.00 of gross in
come.
Whose daily income does
not exceed $100.00, per day 5,00
and $1.00 for each additional
$100.00 of daily income.
OCX'ULISTS, OPTOMETRISTS
AND OPTICIANS—
O c c u I i » t s , Optometrist.*
15.00 and Opticiams, itinerant,
w'hose gross daily income
■ does not exceed $50,000, per
I 2.00
i and $1.00 for each additional
$50.00 of gixws income.
’ . Occulist*, Optometrist.* ct
15.00 Opticians on their own ac-
, count, or wxirking for oth rs,
35.00 whose gros.* annual income
tloes not exceed $2,500.00, per
15.00
an<l $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross income,
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1*.\I.\T SHOPS, i>er vinir , 20.00
15.00 PAWN SHOPS—
Paw’n :*hops or money-
lending shops w'ho^e gioss
1 anniuil income dot*s not ex
ceed $1,000.00, iH*r y.*ar 25.00
and $2.00 for each a<iditional
j $1,000.00 of gix>ss income.
'PLANING MILLS—
{ Planing MiMs w-Hd.*** gro.ss
2.001 annual income does not ex-
j ceed $1,000.00, per year 10.00
I and $1.00 for each additiorxal
•>0.00 $1,000.00 of gros.* income.
PHOTOGRAPHERS OR
ARTISTS-
! Photographers cw artists
wihose gross annual income
doe.* not exceed $1,000.00,
j per year .
100.00 and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gi'oas income.
j Per day
IPHYSRTANS, per year
PURINTING OFFICE—
Printing office, job, whose
20.00 groM annual income does not
exceed $3,500.00, per year....
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross inoome.
PLUBfBERS, per year lO.OO
Plumbers, whose groa* in-
come from one job does not
exceed $20.00, per job
KKYL TABLF>S—
Pool tabtos, per uble.
year
(Note—Pool tables to be in
accordaiKe with t)»e require
ments of the OrdtT>ance« of
0)m* Towm of Clinton arvd with
the statute* of the Sute of
S. C.)
PUkjC WEIGHERS-
PuWic W’eighi'rs, other than
«»toon weighers, per j-ear 500
R
RESTAURANTS, CAFES OF
eating HOUSES— •
Restaurants, cafes, or eat-
j ing houses whose gross an-
15.001 nual income doe* not excettl
$5,00C.00, per year 25.00
and $1.00 for each additional
! $1,000.00 of gross irreome.
25.00 RAILROAD COMPANIES OR
Vagencies—
j Railroad agencies or 00m-
j panies. each, for business
; done in the Town of Clinton
j regulated by Act of Legisla-
tuio. Section 7436, in 1932,
S. C. Code, as follow.*;
Town ihaving a population to
10,000, $25.00 for fir* 1,000
and $30.00 for each addition-
' al 1,000 of population. For
each railroad company or
■««ncy, per year 176.00
RENOVATORS OF MAT-
TRESSES—
Renovators of mattresses
whose gross annual inoome
does not exceed $2,500.00,
year iqqq
and $2.00 for each additiwal
$1,000.00 of gross income.
WhoA gross monthly in
come does not exceed $150.00,
per month 5oq
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gross monthly
income.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS—
Real Estate Agents whose
gi OSS aiTvnual ineome does not
exceed $2,500.60, per year .... 15.00
and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gloss income.
S
20.00 SHOWS, PERFORMANCES
I AND EXHIBITIONS—
j Shows, performances and
! exhibitions of all kmds, ex
cept circuses or siirJ’ar ex
hibitions w)K»!*e gros.* daily
income does not exceed
$500.00, pea day 25.00
SODA FOUNTAINS—
Soda fountains with or
without store, whoae gross
annxiaJ inooroe does not ex
ceed $1,500.00, per year 10.00
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gixMs inoome.
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