New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
SEC. Sc. Veterinary surgeon, chiropodist

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D.. shall first be obtained from the Mayor, sl(
Tor each night. Hall for concerts, $3.50 pei
annum. ~
t SEC. 5s. Drays, carts, furniture wagons
and other vehicles of same description, shall
= oe $l5 per annum; branding and number.
ing 20 cents Milk and market carts, for
} tne dellvery OF merchandise sold by the
owner, or IN hauling to or from his stables,
So per annum. to be marked with a red
number, the cost to be 25 cents.
SEC. So. Hacks, stages and other two.
morse carriages shall be $50 per annum; cabs
ana otner one horse vehicles, SIS per annum.
Sec. so. tax of $40 per annum shall be
levied on trucks, timber wheels, or four.
wheeled vehicles used for hauling heavy
articles, and such trucks or four. wheeled
vehicles shall have not less than fve.inch
tires.
Sec. 6l. A tax of $50 shall be levied an.
nually on all four wheeled wagons used for
hauling sand, stone, flour, cotton, tobacco,
sugar, etc.
SEC. 60. Fourwheeled wagons transport
| ing beer, ale, porter, cider, mineral water.
saTsaparllla or other articles, $50.
SEC. 63. For each and every omnibus
drawn by two or more horses or mules, used
IN conveying passengers for hire tax If $50
per annum.
SEC. Ga. Every omnibus shall be num-
bered, and for any contravention of this
section the owner thereof shall pay fine of
| 500.
SEC. 65. Private carriages drawn bv two
or more horses, $25: other private vehicles
drawn by one horse, $40.
SEC. 66. All drays, carts, trucks, timber
wheels and wagons shall be branded with
their numbers and the last numeral in the
year in circle. Owners of grocers' ex-
press, baggage and other private wagons
may have their names, residences and mum.
bers painted in full on each side of said We
| hicle in place of brand
SEC. 81. Transient theatre, circus, me.
nagerie, or other public exhibition or show,
SIS for each days performance, for any
term under ten days and for ten days or
any such transient exhibition shall be desig,
mated by the Mayor and removed at any
time he may deem proper. Every itinerant
player on a hand organ or other musical in.
strument, S..
SEC. 6s. Each resident or nonresident
ps rtner OF firm, whether active or in com
mendam, shall pay the full amount of tax
on the profession, trade, calling or business
in which the firm is engaged.
SEC. SO. Notary public, claim agent, retail
druggist surgeon dentist and average ad-
juster, $50 per annum. Collector of ac-
counts and customhouse broker, S25 Whole
sale and retail druggist, $3.50.
SEC. 20. Commercial agencies or establish.
ments for giving information of the stand
ing or commercial firms, $500.
SEC. u. Keeping tarpaulins for hire, S25.
SEC. I2. Keeping hand-trucks for hire, Sl5.
SEC. 70. Every person having more than
one shop, store or establishment or who
shall exercise or follow more than one pro.
tession, trade, calling or business, shall pay
the tax on each separately.
Lee. a. No person shall exercise or fol-
low. either transiently or permanently, any
| OF the trades, professions or callings or
other business taxed by this ordinance
| without to nhf inip
from the proper officers of the city a receipt
or license tor the same in conformity with
existing ordinances under the penalty of a
hne OF not less than $50 nor exceeding $3.50.
SEC: 70. Every person owning or COM
manding any steamboat or sea,going vessel
Is forbidden to permit any person to remain
| on BOARD of such vessel while lying at any
| OF the wharves of New Orleans as transient
| boarders or dodgers, etc.
SEC. 49, Receiving orders for selling
| goods by sample otherwise than at store,
| shop or warehouse, for the keeping of which
a hcesse shall have been duly obtained,
$3.50.
SEC. 10. Buying and selling on the levee,
| at the basins of either of the canals, or else
where IN the city, except at their store, shop
| or warehouse, $50.
SEC. SO. Livery stable, $3.50.
SEC. 81. Clairvoyant, astrologer. fortune
$1,000. 'O'7NA'
SEC: 50. Photographic gallery, $50. Dis.
counting the pay of policemen and others
IN the employment of the city, $3.50.
SEC. IS. Merchant, trader, dealer or lob.
Der not specified in this ordinance, $3.50.
SEC; 80 Every person taking out license,
who shall neglect to furnish the required
securities, and to have his license duly re.
corded in the Mayors office, within fifteen
days from the time of taking out the license,
shall pay fine of 500.
SEC, 81. SteVednre G50
SEC. IS. Butcher, for each stall. $40. pri.
vate market, stand, stall or store, $50. Pri.
vate stall for the sale of vegetables only,
SIS. Private stall for the sale of fish or
game only, SIS. Private stall for the sale
poultry and game only, SIS. ~
SEC. SO. Fruit dealers selling in the mar.
kets, $40.
SEE SEC; 80; Every occupant of premises not
This section is intended to refer to
houses of prostitution.
SEC. 81. Manufacturers of cigars, snuff,
SOFA or mineral water, shoes, soap, tallow
or unware, and all other manufacturers not
mentioned, $50.
:. SEC. 92 No license issued under this or
aIhance, unless with the consent of the
Mayor, shall be transferable.
SEC. 80. Attorney and counsellor at law.
physician, surgeon or midwife, SIS.
SEC. 96. Coftee-houses, barrooms, grog.
shops or cabarets, first class, $500: second |
class $50; third class, S75.
Inc ordinance was recommended for |
adoption by the Committee of the Whole, |
ana was adopted as whole on its second |
readlng by the Board after the Committee !
rose,
The Finance Committee reported a series
OF resolutions, farming the revenues of the |
various markets. These resolutions having |
oeen adopted, the Board adjourned.