New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

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SEC. 30. Every coal agent seventy-fve dollars.
SEC. u. Every produce or merchandise broker, sxt!
4 dollars. ts
SEC. 49, Every establishment for the bottlng of NAL
| liquors aud wines, sixty dollars.
! SEC, 49, Every keeper of warehouse where pro
| duee, goods, wares merchandise are received OF
storage the whole lax being levied OH each and even
4 warehouse kept, sixty dollars. a .~ .r,se
SEC. a. Every shipbroker, sixty dollars.
| SEC. IS. Every keeper of billiard table, the whole
tax being levied on each and every billiard table, sikh!
] dollars
SEC. SO. Every keeper of a ten pin alley, the whole
tax being levied each ard every alley sixty dollars
SEC. 81. Every keeper Of pistol gallery, the WHOLE
being levied each and every gallery sixty dollars
SECS Every saw mill, planning mill or backyard
SEC. %. Every retail cigar store, sixty dollars
SEC 40. Every printing ONCE, sky dollars.
accommodating not less than thirty persons, more
| than one hundred persons, sixty dollars.
SEC. AZ. Every job boat plying in the waters of The
/ port, sixty dollars.
/ SIC as Every undertaken sixty dollars.
| SEC. "A. Every steamboat agent, fifty dollars.
| SEC. as Every hawker or peder, thirty dollars.
SEC. DC. On every master builder, or other person
taking contracts for entire works BY the JOB, such as
building, paving, digging canals, making leyees, etc.
| SEC az. On every dealer of whatever kind doing ex
ciusveiy retail business and where no liquors are
| sold, twenty five dollars.
SEC. As. On every real estate house broker, tween.
| ty-fve dollars.
SIC 40. On every dairy consisting of more than FIVE
SEC. so, On every confectionery, where liquors are
| not sold twenty-five dollars.
SEC. 81, On every wood or charcoal DEALER twenty
| five dollars.
SEC. So. On every fruit store, and each and every
fruit stand where fruits alone are sold, twenty-five
dollars.
SEC So On every keeper OF an establishment where
ce-creams or sherbets alone Sold twenty dollars
SEC 81. On every keeper of an oyster stand where
oysters in the she'll alone sold, fifteen dollars.
SEC So, On every intelligence office, twenty dollars
SEC. So On evefy veterinary Doctor twenty dollars
SEC. 81. Every owner and keeper of distery OF
spiriluons alcoholic drinks, TWO hundred dollars.
SEC IS. Every brewer OF malt liquors, 1.-Two hundred
dollars.
SEC So Every manufacturer Of eordals or syrups
seventy five dollars
SEC 60 Every manufacturerof Soda or mineral wa
Ter, to be sold al wholesale, twenty-five dollars.
SEC 81. Every soap boiler, tannery, bone black BIZ
suphate of lime camphine spirits of gas manuiac-
urer sugar or molasses boiling mandatory, sixty
dollars.
SKc 50. For each and every public ball. which la K
shall be paid before the Mayor shall Issue license
| therefor, fifteen dollars.
een dollars per annum, and the price of branding and
numbering as hxea by ha adjudication for that ser
vice. Provided that such carts wagons used by
the for their own use exclusively as market
carts, OF in hauling TO and from the stables of The
owner, may be furnished with red number, upon the
payment of license of six dollars and twenty five
cents for the number.
SEC. Cd. The taxes hacks, stages, and other two
horse carriages. shall be twenty-five dollars per an
mum, and oncabs and other one-horse vehicles eight
SEC 65 A tax of fifty dollars shall be levied annu-
ally trucks other carriages used
hauling more than two tons at load and such trucks
or ouIwheeled carriages shall not have less than five.
inch tires. g@s
SEC &c. Ajax of thirty dollars shall be levied annu-
ally on all fonr-wheeled wagons, drawn by TWO or
animals, and used for the transportation of beer,
ale, porter, neral-waer bricks, sand, stone, etc.
SEC. ST. Every omnibus drawn BY two or more
horses mules, shall be taxed thirty dollars per an
nun. Mtad sa.a4@
SEC g. Every omnibus shall be numbered in n con.
spicuous place, The number 10 be of the dmen-
sions those dray andevery omnibus shall have
lamps; and for every conraveniion of said section,
the owner thereof shall pay fine of twenty-five dol
lars.
SEC. 60. The tax any private carriage kept for
the pleasure or use Of The owner and drawn by two
more horses, shall be twenty dollars per anpum and
for other private vehicles drawn by horse dol
SEC. 40, All drays, carts, omnbuses and wagons
shall be branded with their number, and the last hume
! raj of The year in circle.
SEC IL Every keeper OF transient HEATER circus,
menagerie or other public exhibition or show, shall
pay in advance, tax of len dollars for each performs
ance, uness the takes place in OF the estab.
shmenls on which The annual tax has been paid and
every violation of this section shall be punished by
fine of twenty-five dollars enforced by Imprisonment,
as the law directs.
SEC. ~. Each partner of firm shall pay the full
amount Of the tax on the profession trade, calling
business, in which the firm is engaged, or follows:
SEE 49, Each attorney and couns eor- al law, ply
sieian surgeon'dentst, practising pursuing their
respective professions or callngs ten dollars
SEGA, Every person having more than one shop
store, other ablishment who shall exercise
follow more than profession, trade, calling or
business, shall pay The tax upon each separately
SEC. rs. In all cases the tax imposed for vending
sprituous malt liquors wines, by quantities less
than bottle quart shall be assessed and collected
separately and independently; and any person who
in connection with, or in addition TO- the sale of spirit
uous liquors wines, by less quantities than bottle
quart shall keep any grocery other merchandise
for safe, shall pay also the lax imposed upon said bu
slness SO connected or added.
SEC rs. No person shall exercise or follow even
transently or temporarily any of the trades, profess
sons capgs, or other business, taxed by this ordi-
nance, without first paying the lax due upon the same
and obtaining from the proper officers of the city re-
ceipt or license for the same, In conformity with exist
ing ordinances, under the penalty of a fine not less
| than fifteen nor exceeding one hundred dollars.
| SEC n. Every person connected with or following
| any of the branches of business enumerated in this
ordinance, who shall refuse neglect declare their
names 10 The Treasurer as well as the nature of their
business, shall pay fine of from fifteen one hun
dred dollars for each offence, which penalty shall be
enforced by imprisonment notexceeding thirty days
SEC 7s. Keepers Of prVate boarding houses capable
of accommodating less than thirty boarders shall be
| exempt from paying any tax for the same provided,
that within the first month of each year for hons es
already established, or Within month after opening
the house, the keeper shall make oath writing before
the Mayor that the house, as kept does not and can
| not accommodate thirty or more boarders
SEC. 40 Every person owning commanding any
steamboat sea going vessel is forbidden to permi,
any person TO remain on board such vessel while lying
| at any of The wharYes of New Orleans as transient
boarders OF lodgefs those persons employed on said
boats exeepied) unless the said owner commander oil
captain shall have previously Obtained license from
the Comptroller of the city, which license shall be
registered al the Mayors office, and for which said
owner, commander or captain shall pay 10 the Treas
of the city the sum of hundred dollars for The
year ending the first day of January following the
taking out of The license, Any owner commander OF
captain, who shall fail 10 comply with the provisions
! OF this section, shnli be fined twenty-five dollars fol
! each and every oSences
| SEC. SO Any person commencing business in oil
after the first day of September shalt pay but one half
The yearly tax upon such profession he may follow
| up 10 the end of the year.
| SEC 81. Every person performing acting as stree
musician or singer hall pay an annual tax Of ten dol
/ lars.
SEC So, Every person taking out license who shall
neglect furnish the required securities aud 10 have
their license duly recorded in thu Mayors office with
shall pay fine of tweniyfy dollars, recoverable be
fore any court OF competent jurisdictions hall for thu
benefit Of the informer and the other half the benef
OF the city.
sEc. SO, All taxes imposed by this ordinance shall
4 be payable in advance
SEC. 81, Any person or persons for insurance com
/ panes or agencies Of foreign Insurance companies
doing business or pursuing any ayocaton without tbs
proper licenses, shall be subjected fine of moi NOR
than fifty dollars for the first offence nor more than ons
hundred dollars for The SECOND offence, recoverable be
lore any court of competent jurisdiction.
| SEC. 50, Every person dong business pursuing
any avocatien under authority of this ordinance shall
be requiredto keep hung up iii some picuous place
IN lheir counting room, store place of business
certificate signed by the Treasurer, that they have pail
their license, and any person refusing exhibit SAT-
certificate in the manner aforesaid shall pay fine o
twenty dollars for each contravention recoverable be