Deputy superin tendents of public instruction SEC. 28. Deputy Superintendents of Public Instruction. For salary of deputy superintend ent of public instruction, dis- For actual traveling expenses of $4,000.00 1,000.00 650.00 SEC. 33. Bureau of Industry, Agriculture and Irrigation. For expenses of bureau of indus try, agriculture and irrigation $100.00 Commission on Uniform Laws. Bureau of industry, etc. For auditing state school bonds SEC. 34. SEC. 35. State Board of Investment. Commission on uniform laws State board of investment Nevada industrial insurance commission V. B. Cross, assistant gardener Relating to licenses Billiards, pool, bowling Theaters, etc. No license in town with less than 300 voters Cigarettes CHAP. 178-An Act to provide revenue for the support of the government of the State of Nevada and to repeal all acts and parts of acts in conflict herewith. [Approved March 22, 1915] The People of the State of Nevada, represented in Senate and Billiard, Bowling Alley, Theater License, Etc. SECTION 1. The sheriff of each of the several counties shall be ex officio collector of licenses as provided in this act. There shall be levied and collected the following licenses: First-For each billiard or pool table operated, if not kept for the exclusive use of the party operating the same, or his family, $5 per quarter-year; for a ninepin or tenpin, or bowling alley, $10 per quarter-year, whether a direct charge. is made for playing at such billiards, pool or bowling, or not; such licenses to be granted for each quarter or fractional quarter as hereinafter provided. Second-For each theater, opera house, or amusement hall, during all of the time the same is being conducted for business, $5 per day if granted for a term less than one month; if granted for one month, $20 for the said month; if granted for one quarter-year, the sum of $40 for said quarter-year; if granted for one year, the sum of $75 for said year; provided, however, that there shall be no license fee had or collected for conducting any theater, opera house, or amusement hall in any city, or incorporated town or unincorporated town in this state in which at any time subsequent to the passage of this act less than 300 votes were polled at the then last preceding general election; and for each exhibition of circus, caravan, or menagerie, or any collection of animals for public amusement, except such as are permanently located in the public parks or zoological gardens, conducted under the auspices of a scientific society, the sum of $20 each; and for such exhibitions or entertainments for profit or gain as are not hereinbefore enumerated, $10 per day. Cigarette License. SEC. 2. Any person, firm, association or corporation engaged in dealing, in selling, giving away, or offering to sell cigarettes or cigarette paper after the passage of this act shall take out a quarterly license therefor (or fractional quarterly license as hereinafter provided). The cost of such license shall be fifteen dollars ($15) per quarter-year. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons, firm, association, corporation, or managing agent of any person, firm, association, or corporation to sell, give away, or offer to sell cigarettes or cigarette paper to any person or persons under the age of twenty-one years, and any person, firm, association, or corporation, or the managing agent of any person, firm, association, or corporation violating the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. County Liquor License. liquor license SEC. 3. Any person or persons who may dispose of any County spirituous, malt, or fermented liquors or wines, in less quantities than one quart, within the confines, or within one mile thereof, of any city or town shall, before the transaction of any such business take out a county license from the sheriff of the county in which he or she proposes to do such business, and pay therefor the sum of thirty dollars per quarter-year, or proportionate amount for fractional quarter as hereinafter provided; provided, that all persons engaged in retailing liquors as aforesaid, in connection with the entertainment of travelers, at any point distant one mile or more outside the limits of any city or town in this state, shall pay a quarterly license of fifteen dollars, or proportionate amount for fractional quarter as hereinafter provided; and provided further, that no such person or persons shall be entitled, under and by virtue of said license, to sell or cause to be sold within this state, any such spirituous, malt, or fermented liquors or wines, on any day upon which any general election is held, or within the limits of any county or city on any day upon which any special or municipal election is held therein, but it shall be expressed in each and every license so granted that the person or persons to whom the same is granted shall and will not sell, or cause to be sold, any such liquors or wines on such day or days. Rural Liquor License. liquor license SEC. 4. Any person outside of an incorporated city or Rural town wishing to engage in the liquor traffic in any county in the State of Nevada shall first make application by petition to the liquor board, as provided for in section 6 [5] of this act, of the county in which he proposes to engage in the liquor business for a county liquor license of the kind and class desired, and file the same with the required liquor license fee with the county license collector, who shall present the same to said liquor board at their next regular meeting, and they may refer the petition to the sheriff, who shall report the same at the following regular meeting, and the board shall then and there grant or refuse the license prayed for; provided, that the Temporary sheriff may, in his discretion, grant a temporary permit to such applicant pending action of the liquor board. Liquor Board. permit, when SEC. 5. The board of county commissioners of their respec- Liquor board tive counties in the State of Nevada are hereby authorized, empowered, and commissioned, for the purpose of this act, to act (without further compensation) as a liquor board to grant or refuse liquor licenses, and to revoke the same whenever |