New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

and vegetables at any other place than with
IN one OF the public markets of the city,
| dfty dollars.
Every person keeping a stall for the sale
OF vegetables only, at any other place than
one OF the public markets, fifteen dollars.
Every person keeping stall for the sale
OF fish or game only at any other place than
one OF the public markets, fifteen dollars.
Every person keeping a stall for the sale
OF poultry and game only at any other place
than at one Of the public markets, fifteen
dollars.
All stores or other places, kept as above
specified, shall be kept in the utmost clean
Illness. and shall be open during bushes:
hours to the inspection of the police and
health officers who may be designated fol
that purpose; and should any person IL
censed to keep any such stand, stall, OF
other place for the sale Of the articles here
inbefore specified, keep the same in such q
| manner as to be nuisance, or dangerous tc
health, the license issued to such person
shall at once be aGnulled by the Mayor or
complaint of the fact, and his becoming sat
istied that the complaint is well founded
and no license thereafter shall be issued to
such person during the year.
| SEC. 80. Every fruit dealer selling in any
of the markets of New Orleans, ten dollars
SEC. 80. Every occupant of premises moi
strictly private, or TO which strangers have
a right to admission, the same not being
announced as drinking establishment
| where liquors, wines, ETC., are sold, used
given, supplied or otherwise furnished
shall be deemed cotfeehouse keeper, and
as such subject to payment of license o.
three hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. 81. Every manufacturer of cigars
snut, soda or mineral water, shoes, soap
tallow, tinware, and ali other manufacturers
in o,.1i Al
lars.
SEC. 80. No license issued under this or
dinance, unless with the consent of the
Mayor, shall be transferable, and every per-
| son transferring such, or accepting such
| transfer, shall not only be liable for the
license for the whole year, but also to a fine
OF one hundred dollars for each otfense, and
the license SO transferred shall be of nc
effect.
SEC 90. Whenever a person who may be
required to have license, shall have failed
| to procure the same at the proper time, the
Dill OF tine corresponding to the nature Of
his case for the maximum thereof, shall be
transmitted with the license, for collection
to the Assistant City Attorney, who shall,
or not, in his discretion, sue on said bill,
according to the circumstances of the case;
each bill so issued to be returned by him
when not sued upon.
SEC. "a. Parties acting in contravention
OF the provisions of this ordinance by either
doing business without any or under an i'm.
proper license, or failing to hang up or ex-
hibit their license when called on to do So,
or transferring and accepting transfer of Ii
censes, shall be liable to arrest, and to the
amount OF licenses for the whole year, and
OF the fine imposed, without prejudice to
the rights of the city to any other remedy
provided for by law.
SEC. IS. Each and every attorney and
counsellor at law, physician, surgeon or
midwife, fifteen dollars.
SEC. SO. All coffee-houses, bar-rooms, grog
shops or cabarets shall be divided into the
following classes, and shall pay the licenses
affixed respectively thereto, viz:
First class, those whose sales of liquors
wines, ETC., exceed fifteen thousand dollars
per annum, three hundred dollars.
Second class, those whose sales are less
than fifteen thousand dollars but over five
thousand dollars PEI annum, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Third class, those whose sales are less
than five thousand dollars per annum, sew
enty FIVE dollars.
The propretors of all coffee houses, bar.
rooms, ETC., applying for a second or third
class license, shall make an affidavit before
justice of the peace of the amount of his,
her or their sales, for the year 1865, or such
portion OF the year as said cotfeehouse, bar,
room, etc., was kept open, and his, her or
their license shall be based upon the said
affidavit.
All persons applying for license for new
codeehouse, bar-room, ETC., shall pay at the
rate of three hundred dollars per annum for
one quarter only, at the end of which time
he shall take out a license for the balance
of the year in such class as his sales shall
indicate him to belong.
ALI keepers of cotfeehouses, barrooms,
etc, shall havea sign painted legibly First
Class Cotfeehouse, Second Glass Coffee
house, or Third Glass Coffeehouse. u as the
case may be, which sign shall not be less
than ten inches wide, nor less than twenty
four inches long, and in two inch letters,
and said sign shall be displayed at all times
over the bar or place where liquors are re-
tailed. All retail groceries selling liquors
by the glass shall pay in addition to the
grocery license, the third class coffeehouse
license.
SEC. 81. All ordinances, or parts of ordi.
nances conflicting with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
The Finance Committee submitted the
following report:
FINANCE COMMITTEE ROOM,
New Orleans, December 10. 1858.
To the Honorable the President and Members of
the Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GEETLEMEN-four committee beg leave
to report tavorably on the adjudication Of
the different Markets by the Controller and
offer the necessary resolutions.
Respectfully submitted.
tn. F. FISHER,
Chairman;
R. WYNNE,
JOHN BREEN,
ALFRED KEARNY. ]
The following resolutions, reported upon
fayorably by the Finance Committee, were
adopted on their first reading, and under a
suspension of the rules placed upon their
second readings and adopted with the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Walker,
Grandpre. Fisher, Pandely, Wynne, Farrell
and Breen.
Nay: Mr.. Montgomery.
Resolued, That the adjudication by the