The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-28

Cne UnlCeQ states, the sum OF 81,
which shall be appropriated exclu-
sively to the support Of public
schools in the parish i'll which the
sum is paid.
Second-From each and every
vegetable, fruit or fish dealer, cof-
fee or eating stand, or market
dealer of any kind, boot and shoe
maker, tailor, barber shop, cupper,
bleeder or leecher, and blacksmith,
the sum of $40 as license.
Third-From each and every
proprietor ofa printing Office doing
JOB work, from each and every
cooper, keeper of a storage or car,
riage warehouse, contractor or
sub contractor working less than
ten hands, from each and every
civil engineer or surveyor, the sum
of $15 as license.
Fourth-From each and every
person keeping a saw mill, sash,
blind or cistern manufactory, the
sum of $40 as license.
Fifth-From each and every
proprietor of q picture gallery
where any kind Of pictures are
taken by the action of light, from
every notary public, pension or
prize money agent, tannery, soap
or candle manufactory, retail gro
Gerry and confectionery stores,
where liquors are sold in not less
quantities than an ordinary wine
bottle or quart, the sum Of S25 as
license.
Sixth-FrOm each and every
contractor or sub contractor, en-
ploying more than ten hands, les
sees of therevenues of all markets,
proprietors of a foundry or ma
chine shop, stevedore, ship or
steamboat agent; from each and
every physician and dentist; from
each and every keeper of a private
hospital, and from each and every
keeper of carriage warehouse,
the sum of $50 as license.
Seventh-From each and every
attorney and counsellor at law,
, apothecary or druggist, undertak-
er, from every keeper of q beer
saloon, where no spirituous liquors
are sold, ON each and every bill
lard table or bowling alley (not
kept for the exclusive use of the
owner or his family pistol gallery,
job boat, factor, from each and
every person keeping q planning
mill Or livery stable, sale stable or
retail grocery, and from each aud
every keeper ofa lumber yard, or
carriage warehouse, from each and
every auctioneer, the sum Of $50
as license.
Eight-FrOm each and every
keeper of o brewery, restaurant,
cOffeehouse, barroom or cabaret,
every adjuster of averages, whole
sale merchant or trader, commits
sion merchant or broker, and every
merchant doing both a wholesale
and retail business, every fortune
teller, astrologer, clairvoyant Oh
spiritualist, every proprietor of a
cotton pickery, from each and
! every keeper of amolassesrefnery
menagerie or museum, express
company or agency, the sum OF
: 800 as license.
: Ninth-From each and every
: pawnbroker and lender of money
) on deposit, every keeper of a race
/. course or cockpit, theater, circus
5 or amphitheater, and each and
: every proprietor of a cotton press
: or junk shop, the sum of $3.50 as
: license.
Tenth-From each and every
, proprietor of a distillery of spirit
i uous liquors or alcoholic liquors
from every exchange dealer OF
money broker, the sum of $3.50 al
I license; provided that nothing
herein contained shall be constru
ed to apply to proprietors of dis
. tilleries used exclusively in th'
: : distillery of fruit, but that sucE
: persons shall pay the sum of $2t
'' as license
|, Eleventh-From each and every
r insurance company, whether in
q corporated or not by the laws o
+ this State and transacting an in
. surance busines herein, from eacl
r and every banking company O
agency, not incorporated by th'
!, laws of this State, the sum ofSl00i
i as license.
a The license on hotels, taverns o
boarding houses shall be gradua
ted pro rata to the number o
G. boarders or dodgers that they ar
prepared to accommodate therein
|, at the rate of 90 cents per annun
d for each lodger.
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