WILLIAMS v. CITY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK.
businesses being operated for profit which are subject to the occupation license ordinance;
"Now, Therefore, Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Little Rock, Arkansas:
"Section 1. The word 'organization' as used herein means any group of individuals, whether incorporated or unincorporated.
"Section 2. Any organization operating or functioning within the City of Little Rock, including but not limited to civic, fraternal, political, mutual benefit, legal, medical, trade, or other organization, upon the request of the Mayor, Alderman, Member of the Board of Directors, City Clerk, City Collector, or City Attorney, shall list with the City Clerk the following information within 15 days after such request is submitted:
A. The official name of the organization.B. The office, place of business, headquarters or usual meeting place of such organization.C. The officers, agents, servants, employees or representatives of such organization, and the salaries paid to them.D. The purpose or purposes of such organization.E. A financial statement of such organization, including dues, fees, assessments and/or contributions paid, by whom paid, and the date thereof, together with the statement reflecting the disposition of such sums, to whom and when paid, together with the total net income of such organization.F. An affidavit by the president or other officiating officer of the organization stating whether the organization is subordinate to a parent organization, and if so, the name of the parent organization."Section 3. This ordinance shall be cumulative to other ordinances heretofore passed by the City with ref-
