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Salisbury could levy up to a $500 tax on anyone selling pistols, bowie knives, dirks, slungshots, brass or metallic knuckles,...

NC
1899

Monroe could levy up to a $100 tax on anyone selling pistols, bowie knives, dirks, slingshots, brass or metal knuckles,...

NC
1899

Manly could tax all pistols, dirks, bowie knives, and sword canes.

NC
1899

1898 — Alavama — Arms Dealer Taxation

1898 Ala. chap. 9036, p. 190.

Occupational tax/license of $100 on dealers of pistols, Bowie knives, or dirk knives. $5 tax for wholesale dealers in pistol...

AL
1898

1898 — Georgia — Arms Dealer Tax

1898 Ga. L. chap 150, p. 25

Mantained $25 occupational tax for arms dealers and changed ammunition definition to "shooting cartridges, pistol or rifle cartridges."

GA
1898

Insittuted a $5 tax on pistol ammunition dealers.

MS
1898

1898 — Warrior, Alabama — License Tax

1898 Ala. L. chap. 351, p. 730

Instituted a license tax on cartridge dealers in Warrior, AL.

AL
1898

1898 — Graysville, Alabama — License Tax

1898 Ala. L. chap. 897, p. 1785

Instituted a license tax on cartridge dealers in Graysville, AL.

AL
1898

1898 — Louisiana — Shooting Gallery Tax

1898 La. L. chap. 136, p. 231

Authorized municipalities to regulate, suppress, and tax shooting galleries.

LA
1898

1897 — Mississippi — Arms Taxation

1897 Miss. L. ch. 10, p. 10.

Continued to list pistols, Bowie knives, and sword canes as taxable property.

MS
1897