The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-03
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Le issu. to such person during the year.
sec. SO. Every fruit dealer selling 10 any OF the
msrkte OF New Orleans. ten dollars. ALI free mar.
kets shall have their floors tagged aud secured so
that the bic Cd will not affect the premises under
penalty of ten dollars per day and in case of fail
ure on the part OF the proprietor of any free
MAJ ket to comply with the provisions of this sec
ton within hfteen days, the mayor Is hereby
authorized to close the same.
Sec. 80. Every occupant Of premises not strict
ly private, or to which strangers have a right to
admissi n, the same not being announced as a
drinking establishment, where liquors, wines. etc.,
are sold used, given, supplied or otherwise fur
nished, shall be deemed coffee house keeper. and
as such subject 70 payment Of license Of three
huI dred and fifty dollars.
Sec. 81. Every manufacturer Of cigars, twenty
soda or mineral water, shoes, soap, tallow, tin.
ware, and all other manufacturers not mentioned
in this ordinance. fifty dollars. 1tt
sec. 81. No license issued under this ordinance,
unless win the consent Of the mayor, shall be
transferable, a1d every person transferring such,
accepting such transfer shall not only be liable
for the license for the whole year, but also 10 a
fine of one hundred dollars for each offense and
the license so transferred shall be Of no effect.
Sec. SO. Whenever Lcrson who may be re-
quired to have license, shall have failed to pro-
cure the same at the proper time. the bill Of fine
corresponding TO the nature of his case for the
maximum thereof, shall be transmitted with the IL
cepse 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. 81. Parties acting in contravention Of the
provisions of this ordnance by either doing bust.
ness without any, or under an improper license,
or failing to hang up exhibit their license when
called on 10 do so, or transferring and accepting
transfer Of licenses shall be liable TO arrest and
to the payment of the amount of licenses fo7 the
whcle year, and Of the fine imposed, without pre-
JUDGE to the rights Of the city to any other
nadu " MI nj hu
Sec. IS. Each and every attorney and counsel
lor at law, physician. surgeon dwive surgeon
dentist and average adjuster, thirty dollars.
Sec. 96. All coffee houses, bsr-rooms, grog
shops or cabarets shall be divided into the follow
ing classes. and shall pay the licenses affixed re-
spectiyely thereto, viz: tt-l
First class those whose sales Of liquors, wines,
etc, exceed fifteen thousand dollars per annum,
Second class, those whose sales are less than
fifteen thousand dollars but over I've thousand
dollars per anDum, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Third class, Those whose sales are less than
i've thousand dollars per annum, seventy-ive dol
The proprietors of all coneehouses, 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 said
cofeehouse, bar.room, ETC., was kept open, and
his, her or their license shall be based upon the
said affidavit.
Aupersons applying for license fer new coffee
house, 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
license for the balance Of the year 10 such class
as bis sales shall indicate him to belong.
All keepers of cofeehouses, barroons, etc,
shall have sign painted legibly. First Class
Cotfeehouse," Second Class Cofeehouse,n or
" Third Class Cofeehouse,n as the case may be,
which sign shall not be less than ten inches wide,
nor less than twentyfour 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 psy in addition TO the grocery license,
the third class coffeebouse license.
Sec. 81. All ordinances, or parts Of ordinances
conflicting with thif ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
(Signed) JOHN BREEN,
Preside Mt FRO tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) -THoMAs MAnEEy,
- -. President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 81. 1865. s-.i ~,
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy: ..-f - 49,. r-
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.