The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

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was taken up. the board going into committee Of
the whole, with Mr.. kearny Ia the chair.
Section l. For every bank or banking agency
not Incorporated under laws of United States
or State Of Louisiana receiving deposits or deal.
ing in coin, uncurrent money or exchange, $1,000
license. For every private banker $500 license.
Sec. 2. Insurance companies. private under
writer's and policy brokers II per cent. on net
premiums for 1865. less reinsurance and return
premiums only, and If not In business one year,
then pro rats according to last quarter receipts;
Preceded, no license be less than $50. Insu-
rance inspectors to pay tax of SIS per annum.
Sec. 8. Express companies, tincorporated) $3.50
Sec. 4. Book and job printing Offices. and en-.
gravers or lithoersphic printers, $50 license.
Sec. 8. Theaters, amphitheaters, Opera House.
or place used for theatrical amusement, $500
license.
SEQ. 6. Race courses, $1,000 license.
Sec. Z. Cock pits, $500 license.
Sec. 8. Exchange dealers not receiving deposits
or doing banking business. $500 license.
Sec. 8. Pawn.brokers, $3.50 license.
Sec. 10. Specie, bullion, stock note, exchange,
uncurrent money brokers, $3.50; insurance brok.
ers, $50 license.
Sec. IL. Keepers Of hotels accommodating not
over one hundred persons $3.50, over one hundred
persons s7tO, keepers Of private or public board.
ing houses for entertainment of persons by week
or month, accommodating over fifty persons, $50 |;
Of private boar ling houses accommodating over
ten and not over fifty persons, $25 Of lodging.
D.
private boarding houses less than ten boarders
exempt
Sec. IL. Club houses where billiard tables are
used oil spirituous liquors sold or supplied $500.
Sec. Is. Private boarding houses where spiritu-
Gus, malt or yinous liquors are sold 5000.
1865 exceeded 500, 900. $3.50; whose sales wero
over $50 900 and less than 500 ,000 800; whole
sale and retail merchants combined whose sales
exceeded $25 900 but not $50, 600, $50.
or kuai NO
merchandise exclusively, whose sales exceeded in
1868 SIS co., but not SIS 900. $50 license for each
member, whether resident or non resident.
Sec. l6. Same whose sales in 1865 did not ex-
coed $4,000, $50 license for each member,
whether resident or nonresident. Every mer-
chant commencing business after January lst,
1869, $50.
Sec. IL. Restaurants or eating. houses where
repasts. 500 where liquors are sold at bar $50
additional. Coffee, tea, chocolate and cooked
food stands In any of the markets, public or free,
during market hours, $40; after market hours,
$40.
Sec. Is. Cotton presses-For first press $3.50,
and for every other II kept in same yard or ware
house $3.50. Each separate warehouse or cotton
yard to pay as having one press. Cotton ginners
$3.50.
Sec. 10. Retail liquor dealers, selling in quanti-
ties Of not lees than an ordinary vine bottle or
quart mot 10 be drunk on the premses), SIS;
wholesale or retail family groceries, selling
oinary wine bottle or quart, $50; retail grocers
not selling quors, SIS.
Sec 20. Retail tobacco, cigar and snuff dealers
SIS; merchant tailors $50.
Sec. 81. Confectioners, not selling liquors, $50;
selling liquors by bottle, $751; by glass, $500.
Sec. %. Ice cream. sherbet, soda water, pie
and cake dealers, selling nothing else, $50.
Sec. rs. Stock, note and exchange brokers,
$3.50.
Sec. "a. Cotton or tobacco factors. or cotton
brokers, $50.
Sec. Is. Keepers of yards, warehouses or sheds
for repairing, picking, rebaling damaged or other
cotton, $3.50.
Sec. g. Commission merchants notship agents
or ship brokers), $50.
Sec %. Ship agents or ship brokers. $50.
Sec. 2S. Auctioneers $50. Penalty of selling
at auction without license not less than $3.50 nor
more than $500 for each contrsvention.
Sec. 20. Private hospitals, $50.
Sec. 30. Shipping masters, SIS.
See. 81. Sailmakers and keepers of sail lofts,
SIS; master ship carpenter, caulker, block, pump
and spar maker or master rgger $40.
Sec. 80. Wholesale coal or coke dealers $3.50,
wholesale and retail coal, coke and wood deal
ers $50. coke and coal alone by retail $40. wood
by wholesale $50, wood by wholesale aud retail
$50, wood by retail $40. keeper of coal or lum-
Der yard $50, fatboat brokers or dealers in fat.
boat lumber SIS PrOUided, They deal only in
such lumber under penalty Of 500.
Sec. 80. Coal agents $50, newspaper, periodi-
cal or advertising agents $40, railroad ticket or
freight agents $50, persons transacting business
for any lottery $500.
Sec. "a. Carriage dealers $50.
Sec. 50. Produce or merchandise brokers $50.
Sec SO. Real estate or house brokers $50.
Sec. 81. Cotton, hay, sugar or produce weigh
ers, $50.
Sec. 80. Botilers and vendors of malt liquors
and wines, not for use on The premises, $3.50.
Sec. 80. Proprietors of distilleries, $500 of
breweries, $3.50.
Sec. 40. Sugar or molasses refners, $3.50.
Sec Al. Syrup, vinegar, or cordial manufactur-
ere, 5000.
Sec AZ. Storage warehouse keepers, $50.
Sec. 40. Billiard saloon keepers $50 for first Ia
BILE. $40 for second, and SIS for each additional
table.
Sec "A. Ten-pin alley keepers, $50 for frat al.
ley, $40 for second alley, and SIS for every other.
Sec. 46. Saw and planning mills, sash ana blind
factories, $3.50.
Sec. AZ. Job-boats in the waters of this port,
$50.
Sec. 49, Undertakers, 800.
Sec. 40. Steamboat agents, $50.
sec. so. Peddlers, $50.
Sec. 81. Master builders, contractors or SUBJ
contractors employing, habituslIy, three or more
hands, lessees or collectors of city market reve-
nues. $50; master painters and glaciers, $40
cisiern manufacturers $40 proprietors of carpeI
ter and jobbing shops, $40; rope manufacturers,
$50.
Sec. So. Proprietor of iron foundry and machine
shop, $3.50; OF machine shop disconnected from
an iron foundry, $50; of pattern maker shop not
connected with iron foundry, s25 of brass foun-
dry, $50; of copper, tin, or sheet iron msnufac-
tory, $50; of general iron repairing shop, $25; of
blacksmith shop, $40.
Sec. SO. Dairy, of more than four cows, SIS.
Sec. 81. Stand where oysters are opened SIS !;
oysters raw, cooked, or otherwise prepared and
sold SIS oysters by wholesale $50.
Sec. So. intelligence Offices s25.
Sec. Sc. Veterinary surgeons, chirop Us, and
cleaners of prvies S25.
Sec. 81. Public balls, with permit from mayor,
$40 each night. Public halls let out for hire $3.50
per snnum.
Sec. Sc. Drays, carts, vehicles. SIS; price of
branding and numbe log 25e.; milk and market
carts and carts used for delivery of merchandise
sold by owner, or 10 hauling to and from his
stables %; 70 be marked with red number, the
cost to be Csc.
Sec. So. Hacks, stages and other two. horse car.
riages $40 cabs and other one horse vehicles SIS.
Sec. 60. Trucks, timber wheels. or four wheeled
vehicles for heavy hauling, $40. Not less than d. We
in tires.
Sec. 81. -Four wheeled wagons for hauling sand,
stone, -four. cotton, tobacco, sugar, etc., $50
Sec. 62. Four wheeled wagons for transp' ring
beer, ale, porter, cider, mineral waters, sarsspa.
rilla, etc, $50.
Sec: 6s; Omnibus ttwo-horse) to convey psssen-
gers for hire, $50.
Sec. Ga. Ompibus 10 he numbered and have