The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 16, 1924, Image 4
IiIK CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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H. If. MI.Ki) VAnot and paMtaher
Pobjmhed e?-*ry Friday at So. 1100
Broad tiriftt and entered at tha f'?m
. ft* n. ?S-njfh <?fohna l*><ilO({i?*> hi
ciht" rf 4vl matt-r. Priee pejr
annum ttf.'AJ
(a^d^n, )#. ( , Krida.V. May 16, I&24,
Xh<t|# 4?r4
. %>#; ? * as .year *' ?Jf() thftri. there
^ci? >h< ep f ?r- d in* York a.'ii
? and today there nr?>
i r ;t. <i * . v . f?iv. r-onuijutntly Vj^wn
lm<-n'.invs wu very mueh *ur ?
prhed fc<> kVc A 'large -Mock of xheep
' *ra*in? ? rft 4 b:# fitW ???> the farm of
Uw ^ W oot^n oft the atate. high*
way h^'veen K .? k Hi;l and,, f heater
whik Hi ?ver log (hat way th.e olhe;'
aftr; noon, ? Ar'/ov, "*the" i ??;*?! from
wh< . ? the hup uuv fading were
a. la.f ge number p f- Vh'W'-' liqi ordinary
RCmV looking bui good owv
Thi < Mr. \V(H?Uh, ? wfca told, was foi
year* a section bos* of the Souther/i
Railway Utwc^'n 'Smith's Tur? -Ou:
and Hock Hill.. Then he took to farm
i ng ami he farmed with the idea t hc? t
he. vj.oukf grow *cmething else a.<
svell an cotton. 1 1 developed into
a bix farmer wtth e-xtetiive holding#
and he find* -sheep ami hogs and that
mrt. of thing* ^oBtal,; -;. Aceordtrtij
? to hii - neighbor ?? v. ho know him *f'>l
he would not hold or to hi* sheep ami
?;ncre.a#e hi* holding* if he did not
find then? profitable. And they are
certainly an unusual and attractive
.night in th ?."s lar.d of < otton. ? Vork
villr Hnquirer.
. Mayor Kendri ;fc ot' Philadelphia.,
will play n<> more Sunday golf, at
. ord.r.g t?? report.* lf?* ih iaid to have
told i Philadelphia pastor that he
could no longer \ on^cientiou'sly play
Sunday golf; bi<aK.*?e hi* felt, as a
i ity official, h<* should u-t at; example
by obeying all law.*.
Thorda> Mudiiifi-. ajf'tl oO, formerly
?if < heater county, hut for several
yearn pant a resident of Fairfield
? ounty, <| <?{.{.e | flea d it* n mercantile
establishment r- Wiw:sbor<> Satur
day , v. hi!' he w a . :al.ii;g a puft hase.
NO'I l< K f IWDS ?
Sealed hid wi!! !>#? receiv'ed by the
H<?ard of (.'ounty iMreitof* Tut hrufh
tng Hifh ^teel hrud.<- and painting.
one roaV thr r?ee? v.ork of the
A a'.'1" Kive' f 1 1 'i? !??*?, af>d t >? /raifit
.r.Vi !i.. ! a fr'i ? a-?. ? t r >? bridge two
Pain*. af?d h;jihe? to he fu*
r : h'-d Ky r V. ?- bounty Hoard. 'I; ids to
))*? ') ! t 'I tvith th?? uiidi i s ign? d on m
hi for i- .June J, J J # I . f{??l ? ?<? be
onei.ed .iun?- ... il<J4
I . A (.? li KNS F, MILLS.
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P<?.t full v,
1 ft. Alexander d ('<>..
Merrhant Tailors
liroail St.
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Notice. to I )?bt i/r,i and Creditor*.
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The niaii> f/aial i.l NJ : Ali-x A.
'A t s| aniH'Uncf f;irn n.i a tamiuiat.
fi?< li??a<l Su|>orii?t? ndf ii? ?>t* K<-rshaw
County, yuhjoot to th?* rules <>f the
Hi mi/cralic Primary.
MANY FRIKN'DS.
S? ? Matt Mixiri and Madjje Bel
lamy at the Majestic today in "No
More Women." A comedy-dr|nna
with a lot of lautfha that toll* tb?
Mtory of a youth who thought lie
haU-d all K"1'* when jilted by one.
Then he stepped into a lov^-web *kil
futty -worm by another ? ami I* taken
captive, ?
Chamber of Commerce Note*
Mr. flallrtt Honored.
At UjK f?>e*ting of th* Board of
' Dirtctorv of the Chamber of Com
; mcrce ?n May, feth, Mr, H. K.. Haliett,
i retiring director arid former president
| of th. urbanization was preienttd '*
j loving <up by his fellow directors,
j Mr. ('. I*, l>uBo*e presented the- cup
I ^ri h?rr after a fitting tribyte to Mr,
Haliett for his -.service*. a* a citize?
ar?d co-worker in Chamber of Com
fnem* activities. To ? succeed Mr.
Haljett, the hoard unanimously
e ?<>ad Mr. R. K! F'i t*.M a a director,
Appropriate prues were given to
M is-i Minnie Clyburn and Mr. B. G.
.Sanders <*n leaders tor the <iU?r.t?sr
? irf membership work. Mr.. Anders
leading among the men and Mm
: If 'ty-bum arrtong the ladie-. in obtain
! u.tf ii.-v. m?.fnl>i i ^hip 4 for this organi
| ratu<n.
Committee* at Work,
To?- < hitmln f of Commerce com
nnttees, selected to circulate petitions
asking for an election to .reduce the
city limits so a*, to exclude the
Wateree Mills are busy this week.
They art' meeting a ready response
as the great majority of the citizens
appTOat Mvd readily ?w the good to
be derived from this change, inas
much as this will mean improvement'!
amounting to one million five hundred
?thon^nnd dollars at the mill.* The
committers arc as follows: Ward 1 ?
W. R. DeLoach^, W. Y. Nettles; Ward
2 ~ !j. ('. Shaw, (Jus Beleos, Mrs. Coiyi
Ancrum and Miss Minnie Clyburn;
Ward ?> ? W. Robin Zemp, B. G. San
dor.*, Henry'" Pearce, Mrs. N. R.
Good-ale; W '.ard t J. B. Zemp. ('. C.
Whitaker, J. H. Burns and Mrs. J. S.
I,indsay; Ward f> and <> ? R. M. Ken
nedy, .Jr.. R. N. Shannon j. M. Ville
pisue W R. Hough Mrs. Leroy S.
Davidson.
In addition to these names, the lady
members are empowered to add other
ladies in thf.ir ward.
The Walcree Mills.
With modern equipment m every
department. and turning out first
quality goods, undet the best of work
ing i ? ? r j ? ! i t i ? n the Wateree Mills'!
jtlup' in Camden is one of the- fore
most industries in this section.
Tin mill was established in 19(k),
urid? i th? name, of the DeKalb Cotton
MiM--, wifh K. Miller Boykin as presi
!( iit and K. \V. Mitcham as general
manager. The name wyts later
? hang>.d to 1'ine Creek Nf-il's and in
turn was again changed to the
|ifi"ieiit mime, Wnteree.
Th> present company came into the
? ? iiiiyi nf the properties in and
| th?- tie i*?i i officers are at this time
a : {'resident and treasurer,
I! 1'. Kendal!; vice-president, 11. K.
J. aiu ; ecietaiy, .lames A. Italleht in *,
and general 'manager, A. S. I'aine.
In flu* local" mill for the past eight
, .?;?( * Mr. H. K Halletl has been
?:;;r..~T7T".T? i'tili-ii! but he, having been
t ? ?t ' . ?> f e r red to the Charlotte, N.
I i.ii.l <?!' the same company, .leaves
f'arnden thi- month. I'nder his super
j i-.w tin; mill has prospered, equip
1 1 ? ? n : ha- been kepf up-to-dat'?
I ( .i. fii^iiout the mill, and working
I i or. iit.i-ns have been put on the
j h gh? ? plat ? * Not only the Wnteree
'?lit' . l"u: < anvleii at large, will
'..'Tl! a g.ial in Mi. Ilallett'*
<i?"pai Mi: ??. He i s to he succeeded by
, A!.. \ S. I,.ew?*!!>n, who is already
, a. i: ? i M-A'i m < amden. The office
i ' ' < - : r i < l.a i ge < I Mr. Wt t le <
: 1 . . i < : a \
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! l i t- ? ? i ' >d u< t of the Watcroe Mills
I - 'iMi; a! gauze. ami while their
! i.Mii '? " <?;' spindles ii only lS,Slfi,
*1 ? i '.. ir. u liinery and equip
: rr- ? ? . ; : l . < i pi oilin t .?> turned out <om
i pa ? ' a . ah I; any mill in the
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1 i:\i- " W'a ? Village,
: a!. ! ? ir.i <:< ri . -ar.itaiy a: a! pretty.
ha- ii - ??wn wa'> r. lights,
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, r?r;!y and u h? ? <! ? -pirr<b<l .? ??? V
< ap'.a r; \V H. Stewart, aflir a
| long i lines'; and operation. j n<>w
hack ;th the veterans at the ( i?n
fediiati home, wheit" h? i> .-upe:in
I tendent. Captain Stewart bore his
' illness with fortitude and during
several weeks' stay in the Baptist
hospital, was always cheerful and
hopeful. After his operation he was
forced to remain in the institution for
several weeks longer, but was finally
transferred to the infirmary at the
home. He is quite well again and the
old aoldiers are delighted at his re
turn and his recovery.
General News Notes
President Coolidge, 011 t he recom
mendation of Secretary of the In
terior Work ha? t. net :: ?&< the
"Craters of the Moon." a lays won
derland near Arto, Idaho; as a
national nionuni<;nt. The area cdvier*
'Hi square miles and is ho named bv
cau?e of its similarity to the surface
of the moon as seen through & tele
scope.
Burgldra broke into a New York
loft buiMing Monday night in which
furs were stored and stole $40,000
worth of finished skins of the highest
grade*. They left inferior skins in
the plate. . ? .
} Shifty-one Chinese pirates, con
victed of piracy aboard the steam
I yacht Kwongst^k, were executed by
the ( hinete government Monday.
The first performance of German
o^ora by German artists given in
| London since the war, was a grand
success Monday night at a London
opera house, before a packed house.
The German visitors were given a
"great reception by the English
audience.
Dr, George A. Neilson, 32, chiro
practor and physical director, was
found in his home office in Newark.
N. J., Tuesday in a dying condition
from a blow on hi head with n
machinist's hammer. A patient who
had been under the doctor's care ,in
his home for several weeks was miss
ing and the poiicc are looking for
him.
A resolution endorsing Williaih G.
McAdoo as a candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination, was
adopted by the Democratic convention
of Oklahoma, but delegates.. to the
national convention were not in
structed to vote for him.
Thorndyke Hilton, young man of
Chicago, committed suicide last week
by jumping into the sea from the
deck of the steamship Orduna, New
York to Cherbourg. He left a letter
stating that he had been jilted by a
young woman.
Mrs. E. I>. Wallace, of Columbia,
is announced as a candidate to repre
sent Richland county in the legisla
ture.
AN ORDINANCE
To require the Payment of License
on Burliness, Occupations, And Pro
fessions in the City of Camden,
S. for the Year From May 1,
1921. to May 1, 1925.
Ik* ii ordained by the Mayor and
Councilman of the City of Camdcnr-m
C'ounril assembled and by the author
ity of the same:
Section 1. Every person, firm,
company, ni corporation engaged on!
May 1, i;?2 4, in any calling, business,
profession or occupation in whole or
in part within the City of Camden
ns may be hereinaftei specified, shall
obtain during the month of May,
11'24, a license therefor in the man
ner here inafter prescribed. Every
person, firm, company or corporation
commencing business in said city on'
or after the first day of May, 1021,.
shall in like manner obtain a licence
therefor before entering upon sucn
calling, business, profession or occu-i
pat ion as hereinafter specified.
Section 2. Every person, firm,
company or corporation engaged in
or intending^ to engage in any calling,
business, profession or occupation
for which a license is required, shad
apply to the Clerk and" Treasurer of
the City of Camden for the same ?
by whom all such licenses shall be is
sued. and shall at the time of ap
plying, make and sign a written
statement under oath, and file it with
the said Clerk and Treasurer, setting
forth: First, his or her or its name
or style, the name of the persons
constituting such firm or company.
Second. 'The calling, business, pro
fession or occupation for which li
cense is required. Third. The placj
where su< h calling, business, profes
sion or occupation U to be carried
on; the amount of capital invested,
or i lie gross annual income. Parties
in business on tin- first of May, shall
make such application for new license
and tile such -written statement before
M a y 21st.
i-cdiun ?>. A penalty of fifteen
per cent, shall be added t<> all license
which are r.?>t paid during the month
? ?f May. 1'.<2i except such as may
bcioiiie due after that time. l'ro
\ ided, linwrvi'i . that immediate pay
ment may be required in each and
i .i ry <(in' ' h" di < ret ion of the|
>i id '"fik .ti.d l'l i-.isu ri and th"j
j f'T?-g'.':ng provT^w-r. -h.'sli in no v. i e |
1 -lay <ir hir.dei ,;ctir>n t>> < -n f. >rv ?? i m
? r-^i'a''1 pavnii-n'; which ta\ and nen
-hail 1 ?e rn-^vi red m the mailt',. ,
; hr r? ir.af*? r pr >< r.bt-d. and if any
! per- <r. firm -mpar.y or corpora- j
1 lion require.! -?? to flu by the term J
of ; h : ordinate e - 1 1 rt 1 1 refuse or neg
l< : t i make ?u' and deliver to ih"
(,'ieik and Treasurer of the City of
I .ifiulen. on or before the time here
in required, the statement provided
f -t by Section 2 of this ordinance, or
-hall make a false statement, or
shtti! rrfupc to take and subscribe an
oath or affirmation as to the truth of
su( h statement, or any part thereof;
or from any cause shall fail to take
out such license as may be required
by this ordinance, the said Clerk and
Treasurer ?hall report the case to
the Mayor, who shall proceed to as
certain as nearly as possible, the bus
iness of such person, firm, company,
or corporation, for wh^ch he, she or
it may be liable to a license tax
therefor, and in case of default for
the purpose of such investigation;
the said Clerk and Treasurer shall
notify the person, firms, companies
?r corporation in default to appear
before the Mayor at his office ? at a
time stated In said notice; and also
such wttneaae* an the Mayor may
<k?i re to examine. Th? witneaae*
called as a fore -aid shall be exam mod
by the Mayor, under oath or affiraia
(.on, touching the natura of the buai
ne&a of auch party; and every thing
which may evtoe? the amount of !i
cern* tax for which ?uch party nival I
be liable.
From the information thus acquir
ed tfoe Mayor shall find" and aaae??
the amount of license tax due by
such party whether he, ?hej>r it at-]
tended the investigatipn or not. and
*haU add thereto a penalty of fifteen
per cent thereof ami should sueh 11
i cense tax and penalty be not paid
within Ave day# thereafter, the said
Clerk and- Treasurer shall i#sue an
execution thereof under hi> ha nd and
| the aeal of the City of Camden, dK
rtcted to the chief of police of the
f City of Camden, or the Sheriff of
k< r ,haw County, in .said State and
the said Chief of Police or Sheriff
shall proceed to collect the said ji
' tense tax and penalty, by levy ami
sale of real or personal property, as
now i provided by law for the collection
of. taxes, together with an additional
five per cent pf the whole amount,
which *h?!l be the Sheriff's or Chief
of Police's compensation for making
such collection, in addition to one
dollar for making such levy, which
i shall be paid by delinquent without
entry or mileage fees; provided, how
ever, that any person or corporation
shall have the right of appeal to the
City Council of Camden (notice of
such appeal having been given to the
Clerk and Treasurer within five days
from the time of which such assess
ment of license and penalty shall
have been made) and upon hearing
such appeal, the said Council shall
make such order therein as it shall
deem just and proper; and provided
.further, that in lieu of the remedy
above set forth to enforce payment
an action or actions may be brought
in any court of competent jurisdiction
for the recovery of . such license tax
and penalties. And provided fur
ther that any person, firm, company
or corporation who shall carry on.
or attempt to carry on any calling,
business, profession or occupation
without a license n-s herein required,;
or who shall neglect or refuse to
give the information required or to
answer such questions as may be re^ |
quired or who shall fail to attend
before the Mayor to be examined by
hiin when so required, as provided in
Sections 2 and 3 of this ordinance
may be deemed guilty of a violation
thereof before the Municipal Court ;
and may be fined not more than Ohc
Hundred Dollars, or be imprisoned
! not exceeding thirty days.
| Section 4. All license granted un-j
( der this ordinance shall be posted in
a conspicuous place, except in case of
vehicles for hire, which vehicles shall
have placed upon the metal badges 1
with the number of badges and the
license year marked thereon, such
badges to be furnished by the Clerk
and Treasurer upon payment of the i
license tax. Failure to display such
-badges will subject the persons own
ing or using the same to a penalty
not more than Five Dollars, or im
prisonment not exceeding ten days.
The license granted under this or- I
dinance shall at all times be subject
to inspection by any officers of the
( ity of Camden and no calling, busi
ness, profession or occupation shall
be carried on elsewhere than the
place named in this license therefor,
unless Authority be granted by the
Clerk and Treasurer, which authority
shall be endorsed on the license.
Sec. 5. All licenses granted under
this ordinance shall continue in force
until the first day of May A. D. 192-j,
except such as are wrtiten for a
shorter period, as may hereinafter be
provided.
The City Council reserves the right
t?> revoke any license for any cause
which to them may seem to be just.
Sec. 6.. The following sum or sums
of money are required to be paid to
the said Clerk and Trea^rer for a
license to carry on the business, call
ing, profession or occupation in whole
or in part within the limits of the
.C ity of Camdon, as in each case spe
cifically appears.
Class No. i.
Business or income basis, $1,000.
On each additional $ 1,000, ten cents
per $1,600.
Where the gross annual Laconic
from the business, callings, or pro
fessions enumerated in the following
schedule, shall be One Thousand
Dollars or less, the license shall be
at the rate set forth in said schedule;
and where the gross annual income
exceeds One Thousand Dollars, the
license shall be increased from the
amount set forth in said schedule at
the rate of ten cent? for each Thou
sand Dollars of vrross income in ex
res* of One Thousand Dollars.
Agent? for laundries, per year $15.00
I Agents advertising, not print
[ ing office 15.00
Agents fur merchant tailors . . 10.00
Agents selling books, per year 20.00
Agents celling bonks, per day . . 5.00
Agents selling fruit trees or
other trees or plants .... 25.00
Agents selling sewing ma
chines. paying merchandise
license 15.00
Agents celling and delivering
soft d rinks other than those
paying license for bottling
plants 100.00
Agents advertising land sales
where the land is valued at
more than $5,000.00 . . IV0.00
j per year.
I Architects 10.00
1 Agents, claim and collection . . 10.00
i Auctioneers, for a year or less 10.00
! Automobile agencies 30.00
Automobile dealers or agents
not having an established
agency in Camden, soliciting
and selling automobiles or
trucks in Camden, per year 75.00
Automobile livery or truck,
either for passenger or bag
gage, each 15.00
All drivers of automobiles or
truck for hire, whether for
passengers or baggage, shall
be persons of good moral
eharacter and if such drivers
upon report to th? City
Council are found not to be
proper persons to run said
X ? " \ var ?
automobile* or truck*, U
cvflMe to tike owner* of same v * |
*k*Il b? revoked unless ??id
drivers are immediately
taken off said Automobile* or
truck*.
Storage of automobile*, not in
connection with any other
businea*. Tfc^year .. .. 10.00
Barber shops, for each chair . 5.00
Bakeries . . 10.00
Bakeries, or agent* delivering
,br?ad or cakes, etc. .. .V 25.00
Bicycles for hire .. .. . . . . . . 5.00
Bicycle repair shop ...... . . 5.00
Bicycle dealers .. .. . . . . ... S.0<>
BiH posters, per year .. & '26.00
Bill posters, per da> ..... 2.00
Billiards, bagatelle or poo) ta
I b|ea, first table per year . . 46.00 1
Additional tables, per year . . 1 . ?X>
Bil Ward an<l pool rooms to be
allowed on ground floor only
of any building ami not to bi
kept open *fter 12 o'clock at
' vnighUfv* v
And each tabic shall be con
1 sidered a Separate business.
Bus and transfers carrying
passengers to and from
Camden, per year each . . . 25.00
Blacksmith or wheelwright . ? 10.00
Bowling alley or box ball, each
alley 50.00
Brokers, pawn . , . . 25.00
Brokers, merchandise . . .. . . 25.00
Brick masons, plasterers, tak
ing contracts .... . . ; 10.00
Firms of brick masons, for one
member .. .. . . 10.00
Each additional member . . . 10.00
Brick yards or dealers in brick 15.00
Boarding Houses furnishing
board for three or more, for
one day or longer, where
rates are from $2.00 up, per
year . . . 20.00
Business or income basis:
*1, 000 on each additional
$1,000, ten cents per
$1,000.
Where the gross annual income
from the business callings or profes
sions enumerated in the following
schedule, shall be One Thousand Dol
lars or less, the license shall be at
the rate set forth in said schedule;
and where the gross annual income
exceeds One Thousand Dollars, the
license shall be increased at the rate
of ten cents, for each One Thousand
of gross income in excess of Ons
Thousand Dollars, from the amount
set forth in the said schedule.
Agents taking orders or delivering
pictures. $25.00 each week.
All builders, contractors or own
ers pf property shall obtain pernv'ts
for each and every job before the
work is commenced, whether the job
is done by contract or otherwise, per
mits to be charged for as follows:
This is to be paid in addition to the
separate license herein required of
painters, plumbers and electricians, j
unless general contract includes
same: ' *
$100 ami less than $300 1.00
From $300 to ?500 2.00
From $500 to $1,000 3.00
From $1,000 to $2,000 5.00
From $2,000 to $3,000 7.00
From $3,000 to $1,000 8.00
From $1,000 to $5,000 10.00
From $5,000 to $7,000 .. .. 12.00
From $7,000 to $10,000 . . . . 15.00
From $10,00 to $15,000 .. .. 20.00
From $15,00 to $20,000 .. .. 30.00
From $20,000 to $25,000 40.00
From $25,000 to $35,000 . . . . 50.00
From $35,000 to $50,000 . . . . 100.00
From $50,000 up, $100.00; and for
each additional $1,000.00, $5.00.
Cabinet makers or furniture
repairers 5.00
Candy manufacturers in con
nection with other business . 10.00
Candy manufacturers not in -
connection with any other
business 10.00
Candy manufacturers or deal
ers on streets,, per day . . . . 1.00
Candy dealers not in connec
tion with mercantile busi
ness, per year 15.00
Carriage, buggy and wagon
dealer*, not paying mer
chants' license 15.00
Circuses, menageries, animal
shows, wild west shows, and
similar exhibitions under
whatever name carrying ten
or less number of cars for
transportation of people, an
imals, equipment, parapher
nalia or fixtures connected
with or incident to the show,
per day, or part of a day .. 100.00
Circuses, menageries and
shows as above enumerated,
ami carrying more than ten
cars, not over 25 cars, per
day or part of a day . . . . 150.00
Circuses, menageries and
shows as above enumerated
and carrying more than 25
cars, per day or part of day 200.00
Circus parades, or parades of
menageries, animal shows,
wild west shows, as above
named when the show lo
- cates outside p i city limits,
shall pay for each paratfe,
the *ame license as such ctr
cua, menagerie or other show
7 would be required to pay Ipf
. exhibiting within corpora ted
limits.
Corn and fiqur mills, each . . i . 10.00
Cotton seed oil mills including
gin* .. .. .. .. .. .. 75.N
Cotton ginners, for each ffio &fl?
Cotton mills . % 75.00
Civil Engineers ?nd surveyors,
or either . . . .. .. ... .'. 10.0#
Druggist, licensed druggist
. other than the proprietor,
each t < ? ? ? ? ? . . ? . . 5.M
Dealers in caskets and coffins,
paying a merchandise ]i
cOnse 10.00
Dealers in coffins, caskets, not
paying merchandise license,
per year JO, 60
Dealers in second hand cloth
ing, whether connected with
other business or not . . . . 25.0#
Dealers in second hand shoes,
whether with other business
or' not . . . . 25.0#
Dealers in fertilizer or agents
for dealers in fertilizer, sell
ing to consumers, not pay
ing merchants' license .. 25.01
Dealers in fruit, peanuts or
cooked food on streets, per
day ? ? . . 1.00
Dealers in fish or oysters or
either at place of business . . 10.01
Dealers in hides, except those
paying mercantile license . . 25.0#
Dealers in ice cream, lemonade
or soda water on the streets,
per day
Dealers in junk . . . 50.00
Dealers in junk, per month .. 25.0#
Dealers in Medicine other than
regular druggist of the City
either on the street or pri
vate property, and whether
delivering the Medicine
themselves or through orders
to Drug stores, per week 100.0*
per day 20.0#
Dealers in millinery goods, not
paying merchants' license . . 15.0#
Dealers in stocks and bonds as *
brokers . . .... . . , . . . . . lO.OO
Dealers in kerosene, oil, gaso
line or either, other than
merchants . 100.00
Dealers in stocks and bonds,
as brokers, per year 25.00
Dealers in wood, coal or coke
per year . . .... .. .. 20.00
Dealers in wood only 5.00
Dealers in second hand ma
chinery, per year 25.00
Dentists .. .. .. .. .. .. ..15.00
Electrician, taking contracts,
doing electrical work, or
selling electrical supplies .. 15.00
Exhibitions, traveling theatri
cals, musical or other, for
gain, not in opera house,
$25.00 to $100, in the discre
tion of Mayor and Citv
Clerk. .?
Fruits and vegetables sold hi V
carload lots from railroad
cars, within the city, and
sold either by wholesale or
retail, not an established
business, per year 100.00
Per day 25.00
1* lying jennies, or horse or
steam riding galleries, per
week ? . . ...... 50.09
Filling stations not in connec
tion with any other business
per year .. 50.00
Pilling Station in connection
with storage of cars per
year . . 60.00
Filling Stations in connection
with storage of cars, and
selling agencies or garages,
for selling gasoline 30.00
Garages and storage 50.(M
Gunsmiths 5.01
Hair dresses $10.00; chiropo
dists .. 5.00
Hotel, from twenty (20) rooms
to seventy-five (75) rooms 1
per year . . .. 40.00
Hotel, from seventy-five (75)
rooms upward, per year . . 75.00
Hucksters or peddlers of fruit,
vegetables, etc., including
Ready Rolling stores, each
peddling goods, wares and
other merchandise, manufac
tured articles, all fruits, veg
etables, melons, eggs and
all other kind of farm pro
ducts, not having regular
stands, per year, each . . . . 100.00
Per day 10.00
Said hucksters or peddlers not
to sell on prohibited streets.
Hucksters or peddlers selling
fresh meat of any kind, or
dressed fowls on the streets
in wagon, each per year . . . . 40.00
No hucksters or people selling
said fresh meats or fowls
may sell same on DeKalb
street, Church street to Mar
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To Care for
DEPOSITORS
In the most considerate, most competent manner, is our
constant study. Safety ? Security ? Service is our
every thought, which is necessary to every individual
of integrity and thrift in this community, and we have
no hesitancy in inviting the business of all
those who value these features.
. THE BANK OF CAMDEN
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