New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-28
frank on the premises when sold

house where no spIrituous malt liquors or wines
are sold or retailed at bar, and where liquors Of
wines are sold or furnished, othe Twise than as me-
eessary 10 meals or repasts i'll the establishment
one huud red dollars.
| SEC. 22 Every merchant doing both n wholesale
and retail business of whatever class spriuous
| or malt liquors are not sold seventy-fve dollars.
SEC, 3D. Every keeper OF stable where horses car.
riages wagons or buggies are kept for hire or sale
the whole tax being levied each and every stable
| kept, seventy five dollars
Sec "a. Every merchant, trader or dealer of what.
ever kind, doing both Wholesale and retail business
and not previously specified by this ordinance what
ever be The kind Of merchandise he deals or trades in
and where no spirituous malt liquors are sold Sc.
| twenty-five dollars.
SEC, IS. On every commission merchant seventy.
| hve dollars.
SEC. %. On every auctioneer, seven,y-fve dollars
SEC. %. On every private hospital, seventy five
| dollars.
SEC. %. Every shipping master or ship agent
| seventy five dollars
| SEC 90 Every keeper of coal or lumber yard
| seventy Ave dollars. 49,
Sec. 30. Every coal agent, seventh. five dollars
SEC. 81 Every produce or merchandise broker, sixty
| dollars.
SEC. 49, Every establishment for the bottlins of mai,
| liquors and wines, sixty dollars
SEC. 3d. Every keeper of a warehouse where pro.
duee, goods, wares Or merchandise are received on
warehouse kept sixty dollars.
| SEC "a. Every shpbroker, sixty dollars.
SEC. 50. Every Keeper of billiard table, the whole
tax being levied each and every billiard table sixty
dollars.
SEC. SO. Every keeper of Ten pin alley the whole
tax being levied each ard every alley, sixty dollars
SEC. 81. Every keeper of pistol gallery, the whole
tax being levied each and every gallery sixty dollars
SEC 81 Every saw mill, plaaing mill or brickyard
| sixty dollars.
\ SEC. SO. Every retail cigar store, sixty dollars
SEE. dO. Every printing office, sixty dollars.
SEC. Al; Every keeper Of hotel or boarding house,
accommodating not less than thirty persons or more
than one hundred persons sixty dollars.
SEC a. Every job boat plying in the waters of the
port, sixty dollars.
SEC. 43. Every undertaken, sixty dollars.
SEC. "A. Every steamboat agent, fifty dollars,
SEC 90. Every haWker or pedler thirty dollars.
SEC. 46. On every master builder, or other person
taking contracts for entire works by The job such as
building paving digging canals, making levees, j,
seventy FIVE dollars.
SEC. AZ. On every dealer of whatever kind doing
c1sively retail business, and where no liquors are
Sold twenty five dollars
SEC 4s On every rea! estate house broker, TWEEN
Qty-five dollars.
SEC 49, On every dairy consisting of more than FIVE
ScoWs, twenty-five dollars.
i SEC So On every confectionery, where liquors are
IAot sold twenty-five dollars.
4 SEC OIL On every wood or charcoal dealer, twenty.
live dollars.
Sec 81. On every fruit store, and on each and every
-irult stand where fruits alone Sold twenty-five
l.dolars.
d SEC So on every keeper of an establishment where
sre-ereams or sherbes alone sold twenty dollars
al SEC 81 On every keeper of oyster stand where
ysters in the shell alone are sold, fifteen dollars.
SEC 50 On every intelligence office, twenty dollars.
SEC. 90 On every veterinary doctor, twenty dollars
SEC 81. Every owner and keeper of distillery of
Prituous or alcoholic drinks, two hundred dollars
lSEc. S. Every brewer of malt liquors, two hundred
| pillars. .@
sEe. So Every manufacturer of sordials or syrups,
twenty FIVE dollars.
lSEc. Co. Every manufacturer of soda or mineral wa.
II, 10 be sold al wholesale, twenty five dollars
Sec. 6l Every soap boiler, tannery, bone black, BIZ
Nphale OF me cnmphine or spirits of gas manufac-
rer, sugar molasses boiling manufactpry sixty
alars.
sEc. 50. For each and every public ball, which lax
vi be paid before the Mayor shall issue license
| Nefor, fifteen dollars.
sEc. g. The tax drays carts ETC. shall be eight
q dollars per annum, and the price OF branding and
lnberng, as fixed by the adjudication for Thai SER
". Provided, that such carts wagons used by
| i1owners for their own exclusively as market
ca or in hauling to and from the stables OF the
OYER, may be furnished with red number upon the
pfnent OF license OF six dollars and twenty-five
ces for the number
H. 81. The taxes on hacks, stages, and other two
mop carriages. shall be twenty-five dollars per an
np and on cabs and other onehorse vehicles, eight
eetollars per annum.
sc. Is. A tax OF fity dollars shall be levied annu-
aion trucks other fourwheei led carriages used for
halng more than two tons load, and such trucks
or qr-Wheeed carriages shall have less than FIVE
inGliTes
&c 66. tax of thirty dollars shall be levied annu-
| all1n all four-wheeled wagons, drawn by TWO or
mos animals and used for the transportation of beer
ae]orter, mlneTal-water, bricks, sand stone, etc.
| 81 81. Every omnibus drawn by Two or more
hor% or mules. shall be taxed thirty dollars per an
| 81. 65. Every omnibus shall be numbered in a con.
splcpns place, the number 10 be of the same dmen-
slonas those tor dray and every omnibus sha have
|
,he Yner thereof Shall pay line OF twenty-five dol
| lars
SH. 60. The tax on any private carriage kept for
the rasure or use OF The owner, and drawn by two or
moresorses, shall be twenty dollars per annum; and
for oer private vehicles drawn by one horse ten dol
| lars n annum
SE{ 10. All drays, CARTS omnibuses and wagons
shall branded with their number, and the last nume-
| raj ofhe year in circle.
SEFl Every keeper OF transient iheater, circus
menasre, or other public exhibition or show, shall
pay, advance tax of ten dollars for each performs
ance, hiess the same lakes place in of The estab
ishmefs on which the annual tax has been paid and
every collation. of this section shall be punished by
hne otlyenty-hye dollars, enforced by imprisonment
as the Ivy directs.
amonnpf the tax on the professions trade, calling or
bushnell IN which the hTm is engaged, as follows:
sEc.P Each attorney and counsellor at-law, ply
sclan turgeon-dentist, practising pursuing their
respectte professions or callings, ten dollars.
sEc't Every person having more than shop
or storeor other establls hment who shall exercise
or fooi more than profession, trade, calling or
business shall pay The tax upon each separately.
SEC I, In all cases the tax imposed for vending
spirtpos or malt liquors Wines by quantities less
than blte or quart shall be assessed and collected
seperatS and Independently; and any person who
in eonnfion with, or in addition TO- the sale of spirit
uous qors OF Wines BY less quantities than bottle
or quart hall keep any grocery other merchandise
for sale bail pay also the tax imposed upon said bu-
siness soonnected or added
SIC 20 No person shall exercise or follow even
transehF or temporarily any of the trades, profess
slons or clDgs, other business taxed by this ord
and obtaing from the proper officers of the city re-
ceipt OF ense for the in fomty with exist
ing ordnaces, under the penalty Of fine not less
than httee nor exceeding one hundred dollars
SEC, al Every person connected with following
any OF thebranches of business enumerated in this
ordinancewho shall refuse neglect to declare their
names 10 be Treasurer, well nature of their
business, hall pay fine of from fifteen to one hun
dred dollas for each offence. which penalty shall be
enforced Imprisonment notexceeding thirty days
SEC 7Sheepers of private boarding houses ca pable
of accomplishing less than thirty boarders, shall be
exempt firm paying any tax for the same; provided
that With the first month of each year for houses
already established within month after opening
the house, be keeper shall make oath in writing before
the Mayor that the house, kept, does moi and can
not accumulate fifty or more boafders.
Sec, 10 Every person owning commanding any
steamboat sea geing vessel, is forbidden 10 permit
any persono remain OH board such vessel while living
al any of th wharves OF New Orleans, as transient
boardeTs or bdgers, Chose persons employed on said
boats excepeu) unless the said owner, commander or
captain shal have previously obtained license from
the Comptraier OF The city, which license shall be
registered a the Mayors office, and for which said
owner commander or captain shall pay 10 the Treas
nrer of the ely The sum of hundred dollars for the
year endngoR The first day of January following the
taking out o. The license Any owner, comnander or
captain, who shall fail 10 comply with the provisions
OF this secIid shall be fined twenty-five dollars for
each and eydy offence,
SEC, so, Any person commencing business in or
after the first lay of September shall pay but one hall OF
the yearly lni upon such profession he may follow
up TO the endot the year.