The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-19

CH UI JILL I bhNON. IAsy
. SEC. 90. Every beer bother, or other
persons selling beer, wines or cordials
in this city, away from his premises,
Elaall pay $40.
Sec. 21. Every Coalyard. every Saw
nin, every Brickyard, $50; Every
kIumber yard $25.
Sec. %. Every Street Musician or
Singer $40.
SEC. %. Every physician, lawyer or
dentist, $40.
SEC. "a. Every nonresident mineral
or soda water seller, shall pay, $50.
SEC. 25. Every soap cart, selling a
box of soap OF not less than 25 pounds,
$40.
SEC. &c. Every nonresident beer
bother or other person, selling beer,
wines or cordials, $50.
.a Sec. 81. Every non resident seller
of crackers, cakes or candy, $40.
SEC. 90. Every Dairy for sale of
MIX containing from 5to 10 Cows $5,
from 10 to Is Cows $U and over Is
Cows $25.
SEC. 80. Every ysnitpre Store $40.
Sec. 80. Every II Store not emu
merated above $40.
SEC. 81. Every Wilde salaS Storas$5O.
Be it ordained, efc.. an
son requiring any of the licel
for purposes therein speed
ing to take out the samesb3fd
Of Januarg. ofsa NJ se
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with this Ord be, !, aR the same
are here
Be itsordained etc., That the price
Of Ill licenses must hppaid in advance,
except those over Fifty dollars of which
the first half, shall be paid in cash, and
the balance in nute due on the lst
July, next ensuing and endorsed to the
satisfaction of the Mayor; and on the
production Of the Treasurer's receipt
for the payment as aforesaid, the Cspna
troller shall issue license, and Gene
ses taken on or after the first uly,
shall be paid entirely in cash.
Be it ordained, etc, That, persons
taking out a license for the sale of spirit
uous and malt liquors or wines, shall
rive bonds and security in the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars. hat all
licenses shall date from the first of
january, except those required for any
business opened or commenced after
January, which shall date from the
first of the month in which the busi-
ness was opened, and only the pro rata
of the yearly price shall be required
for licenses taken after january, cal
culating from the first of the month in
which tile business was commenced or
H5ifs which the license should be taken,
se4cept those given for one day and
night, and those the price of which is
ten dollars and under, and no license
shall be transferred, except oneconsent
of the Mayor and Council previously
obtained.
On nmotion of Mr.. Engleman the rules
were suspended and on his motion, the
words "aIso, that this Ordinance does
mot apply to the Pedlefs of Fruit
"Cakes, Confectioneries, Beer of the
Country, Milk, Wood, Oysters, Cream
Cheese and Vegetables" in the last
''part of Article 2, of the Ordinance
concerning Hawkers and Pedlers"
were stricken out and repealed.
The following reports andresolutions
were read, received and after suspend
ing the rules, adopted.
Hon. Mayor and Countit'
Your Special Committee on Books of
Officers, report-that we have found
the Books of the following Officers
duly written up and posted for the
term ending October 81, 1860, viz:
G.. c.. Porter, Secretary and Comp
troller; and F. Kern, Treasurer and
Collector and offer the following
resolution.
Reso2Ued, That the Recorder of Mort
cages is authorised to cancel and erase
from his Books the General Mortgages
in favor of the City of Carrollton and
resulting from the Recording of the
Bonds Of the following Officers of said
City, given for the faithful discharge
of their duties for the year ending
October 81, 1860, to-wit: G. c. Porter
Secretary and Comptroller, for $500;
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