5.04.450 Businesses, professions and occupations enumerated—License tax.
   For conducting, managing, carrying on or engaging in any business, profession or occupation hereinafter enumerated, the annual license tax shall be based upon the average number of professional members and the average number of employees computed as follows:
   For each member of the firm practicing his or her profession, other than as a salaried employee;
   Fifty dollars per year, plus
   Five dollars per year for each employee.
   Accountant
   Appraiser
   Advertising Agent
   Architect
   Artist
   Assayer
   Attorney at Law
   Auditor
   Bacteriologist
   Blue Printer
   Book Agent
   Broker or Commission Agent
   Chemist
   Certified Public Accountant
   Chiropodist
   Chiropractor
   Civil Engineer
   Grain Broker
   Fruit Broker
   Geologist
   Illustrator or Show Card Writer
   Insurance Broker
   Insurance or Claims Adjuster
   Interpreter
   Landscape Gardener or Architect
   Lapidary
   Lithographer
   Masseuse
   Midwife
   Mercantile Agency
   Money Lender or Broker
   Mortician
   Naturopath
   Oculist
   Electrical Engineer
   Mining Engineer
   Chemical Engineer
   Structural Engineer
   Consulting Engineer
   Hydraulic Engineer
   Collection Agency
   Credit Reporting Bureau
   Dentist
   Designer Illustrator
   Decorator
   Detective Agency
   Draftsman
   Drugless Practitioner
   Electrologist
   Engraver
   Entomologist
   Feed Broker
   Optician
   Optometrist
   Osteopath
   Photographer
   Physician
   Physiotherapist
   Piano Tuner
   Public Stenographer
   Real Estate Broker or Salesman
   Roentgenologist
   Sign Painter
   Surgeon
   Surveyor
   Taxidermist
   Termite Inspector
   Upholsterer
   Veterinarian
   And every person carrying on or engaged in the business of treating, curing, administering to or giving treatments to the sick, wounded or infirm for the purpose of bringing about their recovery, by any method or pursuant to any belief, doctrine or system other than those hereinabove specifically named, and charging a fee or compensation therefor.
(Ord. 664 § 1 (part), 1992: Ord. 663 § 1 (part), 1992: Ord. 1 § 6203, added by Ord. 12; September 24, 1956)