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The Milwaukee Leader
Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
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Wisconsin's Kamke bill, signed by Gov. Blaine, sets a $2 license fee for soda water sellers and $5-$100 fees for nonintoxicating liquors, lowering previous minimums.
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MADISON, Wis.—Sellers of 'soda water' must pay a flat $2 license fee to the town or city in which they are located.
Sellers of 'nonintoxicating liquors' will pay local license fees of from $5 to $100, the size to be determined by the common council or town or village board. Heretofore the municipal government has been required to fix its fees between $50 and $100.
These are the provisions of the Kamke bill, which became law with Gov. Blaine's signature Friday. Pops, coca-cola, buttermilk 'and other beverages, better known as soda water,' are required to pay the $2 fee, which is a new provision.
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Madison, Wis.
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Friday
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soda water sellers required to pay $2 license fee; sellers of nonintoxicating liquors to pay $5 to $100 as set by local councils, reduced from previous $50 to $100 range.
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The Kamke bill, signed into law by Gov. Blaine, establishes a $2 flat license fee for sellers of soda water including pops, coca-cola, buttermilk, and other beverages in their town or city. Sellers of nonintoxicating liquors will pay local fees from $5 to $100, determined by the common council or town or village board.