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1927—Chapter 80 217
tridges or cartridges used in pistols, shall pay an annual tax
of fifty dollars ($50) ; and every such dealer who shall keep
in stock or offer to sell any bowie-knife, dirk, dagger, slung
shot, leaded cane, or brass, iron, or metallic knuckles, shall
pay an annual license tax of two hundred dollars ($200). A
separate license shall be secured for each place where the
business is transacted. That dealers in metallic cartridges
only shall pay only one-fourth of said tax, and that dealers in
.22 cartridges only shall pay a tax of two dollars.
Annual tax.
Dealers keeiiiny
bowie-knives, dirk>
daggers, slung-shots,
loaded canes
or brass, iron or
metallic knuckles.
Separate license
for each place of
business.
Dealers in metallic
cartridges only.
Dealers in .22
cartridges only.
Sec. 146. Dealers in cap pistols, fireworks, etc.
Every merchant, storekeeper, or dealer selling or offering i-ic^"f^ t^x for
. . sale of cap pistols,
for sale cap pistols, fireworks or other fireworks, shall pay firecrackers and
an annual license tax of one hundred dollars. Every merchant,
storekeeper, or dealer selling or offering for sale blank car-
^l"\"i
^^'^^^^'^s^
tridge pistols shall pay an annual license tax of two hundred
dollars ($200). A separate license shall be secured for each Separate license
place where sales are made. •
*""' ^^'^^ place.
Sec. 147. Pianos and organs.
Every person, firm or corporation selling pianos or organs
in this State shall pay an annual license tax to the Commis-sioner
of Revenue of one hundred dollars ($100) ; every per-son,
firm, or corporation selling graphophones, victrolas. or
other instruments using disc or cylinder records, in this State,
shall pay an annual license tax of fifty dollars ($50) : Pro-vided,
in towns of less than 1,000 inhabitants and in rural sec-tions
said license tax shall be twenty-five dollars ($25) ;
every person, firm, or corporation selling graphophones or
victrola records or player piano rolls only, shall pay an an-nual
license as follows: In cities or towns of less than one
thousand inhabitants, five dollars ($5) ; in cities or towns of
more than one thousand inhabitants and less than five thou-sand,
ten dollars ($10) ; in cities or towns of more than five
thousand inhabitants and less than ten thousand, twenty dol-lars
($20) ; in cities or towns of more than ten thousand in-habitants,
and less than twenty thousand, thirty dollars ($30) ;
in cities or towns of more than twenty thousand inhabitants,
fifty dollars ($50) ; and every person, firm, or corporation
selling radio instruments or radio nistrument accessories in
this State shall pay an annual license tax of fifty dollars ($50).
The license tax imposed under this section shall be due and
payable on June first and shall expire on May thirty-first of
the succeeding year. Any person, firm, or corporation selling
pianos, organs, graphophones, victrolas, and other instruments
using disc or cylinder records, or radio instruments, or radio
instrument accessories, any one or all of them, without having
License for sellin
pianos or organs.
r>icense for sell-ing
graphophones,
victrolas and like
instruments.
Proviso: license in
small towns and
rural sections.
License for selling
records or rolls
only.
Cities and towns
of less than 1,000.
More than 1,000
and less than 5,000.
More than 5,000
and less than
10,000.
More than 10,000
and less than
20,000.
iMore than 20.000.
Radio instruments
and accessories.
License year
Penalty for selling
without license.
Object Description
Description
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| Full Text | 1927—Chapter 80 217 tridges or cartridges used in pistols, shall pay an annual tax of fifty dollars ($50) ; and every such dealer who shall keep in stock or offer to sell any bowie-knife, dirk, dagger, slung shot, leaded cane, or brass, iron, or metallic knuckles, shall pay an annual license tax of two hundred dollars ($200). A separate license shall be secured for each place where the business is transacted. That dealers in metallic cartridges only shall pay only one-fourth of said tax, and that dealers in .22 cartridges only shall pay a tax of two dollars. Annual tax. Dealers keeiiiny bowie-knives, dirk> daggers, slung-shots, loaded canes or brass, iron or metallic knuckles. Separate license for each place of business. Dealers in metallic cartridges only. Dealers in .22 cartridges only. Sec. 146. Dealers in cap pistols, fireworks, etc. Every merchant, storekeeper, or dealer selling or offering i-ic^"f^ t^x for . . sale of cap pistols, for sale cap pistols, fireworks or other fireworks, shall pay firecrackers and an annual license tax of one hundred dollars. Every merchant, storekeeper, or dealer selling or offering for sale blank car- ^l"\"i ^^'^^^^'^s^ tridge pistols shall pay an annual license tax of two hundred dollars ($200). A separate license shall be secured for each Separate license place where sales are made. • *""' ^^'^^ place. Sec. 147. Pianos and organs. Every person, firm or corporation selling pianos or organs in this State shall pay an annual license tax to the Commis-sioner of Revenue of one hundred dollars ($100) ; every per-son, firm, or corporation selling graphophones, victrolas. or other instruments using disc or cylinder records, in this State, shall pay an annual license tax of fifty dollars ($50) : Pro-vided, in towns of less than 1,000 inhabitants and in rural sec-tions said license tax shall be twenty-five dollars ($25) ; every person, firm, or corporation selling graphophones or victrola records or player piano rolls only, shall pay an an-nual license as follows: In cities or towns of less than one thousand inhabitants, five dollars ($5) ; in cities or towns of more than one thousand inhabitants and less than five thou-sand, ten dollars ($10) ; in cities or towns of more than five thousand inhabitants and less than ten thousand, twenty dol-lars ($20) ; in cities or towns of more than ten thousand in-habitants, and less than twenty thousand, thirty dollars ($30) ; in cities or towns of more than twenty thousand inhabitants, fifty dollars ($50) ; and every person, firm, or corporation selling radio instruments or radio nistrument accessories in this State shall pay an annual license tax of fifty dollars ($50). The license tax imposed under this section shall be due and payable on June first and shall expire on May thirty-first of the succeeding year. Any person, firm, or corporation selling pianos, organs, graphophones, victrolas, and other instruments using disc or cylinder records, or radio instruments, or radio instrument accessories, any one or all of them, without having License for sellin pianos or organs. r>icense for sell-ing graphophones, victrolas and like instruments. Proviso: license in small towns and rural sections. License for selling records or rolls only. Cities and towns of less than 1,000. More than 1,000 and less than 5,000. More than 5,000 and less than 10,000. More than 10,000 and less than 20,000. iMore than 20.000. Radio instruments and accessories. License year Penalty for selling without license. |
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