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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
Charter of the City oj Lake City
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Sec. 25. Every person running, managing or
operating any barber shop within said city shall 63/257
pay a license tax of two and one-half dollars for
each barber’s chair. No fractional license shall be
issued for such purposes.
Sec. 26. Keepers of billiard tables, ball pool
tables or other tables where billiards or pool of any
kind is played when such tables are kept for other
than private use, shall pay a license tax of fifteen
dollars for each table. Keepers of shooting gal­
leries, when kept for other than private use, shall
pay a license tax of ten dollars for each gallery;
Provided, That if any holder of a license under this
ordinance shall allow minors to play billiards or
pool or any kind of a game for money or any
other thing of value upon tables licensed under
this ordinance, he shall be punished by imprison­
ment not exceeding sixty days, or by a fine of not
more than five hundred dollars; Provided, further,
That no license under this section shall be issued
for a fractional part of a year.
Sec. 27. All steam laundries shall pay a license
tax of ten dollars; laundries known as “Chinese
laundries,” a license tax of five dollars. No frac­
tional license shall be issued for such purpose.
Sec. 28. No merchant, storekeeper or dealer
shall keep for sale or sell pistols, Springfield rifles,
rapeating rifles, bowie knives or dirk knives with­
out first paying a license tax of five dollars in ad­
dition to any license he may otherwise pay as
merchant, storekeeper or otherwise.

Sec. 29 All fire insurance companies shall
pay a license tax of two and one-half dollars for
each and every agent doing business within said
city.

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