The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-03

house, hotel, inn or tavern, shall
pay less than $40 per annum; Pro
0ided, further, That no keeper of
a boarding house, entertaining 3
or less boarders or lodgers, shall
be subject to pay any license. The
proprietor Of each boarding house,
lodging house, hotel, inn or tav-
ern, shall deliver, at the begin
ming of each year, to the collector
or assessor of his or her parish or
district, a statement Of the number
of guests he or she is prepared to
accommodate, said statement to
be made under oath before JUS
tice of the Peace, and to be re-
corded by the collectorin the of
flee of the Auditor Of the State.
29th-Peddlers shall be clasSed
as follows, to wit:
When peddling or carrying
goods, wares, merchandise or gro
ceries for sale, through this State,
i'll boat or water craft, the first
class shall pay the sum OF S100 as
license; when travelling with more
than two horses, the second class
shall pay the sum of S25 as a Ii
cense; when travelling with two
horses, the third class shall pay
the sum of 500 as license; when
travelling with one horse, the
fourth class shall pay the sum of
| $40 as license; when travelling on
foot, the fifth class shall pay the
sum of $5 as license.
Each partner OF any firm doing
| business in this State, in any line
of occupation, whether resident or
nonresident, active or silent,
shall pay license as herein pre-
scribed. Each and every person
having more than one store or
other establishment or place OF
business, or following more than
one trade or profession, shall pay
the license each separately.
30th-FrOm the proprietor OF
every gambling house, $4,000. The
! Auditor shall cause all such es.
adjustments, violating this law,
to be closed up, uutil the law is
complied with.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted
etc, That no physician, surgeon
midwife, lawyer or other profes
sional persons, except teachers
shall practice in this State, unles;
he or she has first taken out 4
license in accordance with this
law. No physician, surgeon, mid
wife, lawyer, or other professional
person, teacher excepted, shall be
: allowed to collect claim Tor pro
fessional services, unless he or she
: can exhibit q license in accord
ance with this law; a failure tx
: exhibit such license, when called
r for, shall entitle the defenhan
to "a non-Suit. Each lawyer, be
: fore practicing in any court o
t this State, shall have his license
! under this law, recorded in ;
5 minute book, kept by the clerl
: of such court for that purpose
| and no judge, justice of the peace
or recorder shall allow any law
:, yer to practice in his court unit
this law is complied with. An,
: judge, justice or recorder, viola
6 ting this act, shall be liable to
S fine of $500 to be recovered before
District Coutt, to be sued for b
+ the District Attorney or Attorne
}, General-one-half to. go to the il
former, and the prosecuting attol
/, ney to receive a fee Of $50 on COZ
r viction, in each case.
} Sec. 5. Be it further enacted
;, ETC., That from each inhabitan
}. over the age Of q years, not a
i tached to the army or navy of th
n U. s., there shall be collected al
:, nually the sum of 81 as poll ia,
80 per cent. of which shall be a.
i propriated exclusively to the SUI
y port of the public schools in th
:, parish in which the sum is pal,
e and the balance for charitab
); purposes.
S, Sec. 6. Be it further enacte,
ETC., That the State Collecto
r, when assessing the poll tax {
e, persons employed by others, sha
o. notify the employer of said a
r. sessment. Said notice shall a
e, thorize and require said employ
to retain the amount of poll tt
4 out of the wages of said employ
~ provided the employer at tn
Il time owed the employe, and
not, the first wages accruing aft
that time shall be appropriat,
L to that purpose, and said mott
. q shall constitute debt again
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