The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05


| hire, twenty five dollars.
Sec. ~. Every person keeping hand.trucks for
hire. fifteen dollars; and every person keeping
hand carts for hire five dollars for each cart, the
same to be branded at q cost of not more than
twenty five cents.
Sec. 7S. Every person having more than one
shop, store or other establishment, or who shall
exercise or follow more than one profession. trade
calling or business shall pay the tax on each sepa-
rately.
Sec. "a. No person shall exercise or follow
either uansiently or permanently any OF the
trades, professions or callings or other business
taxed by this ordinance, without first paying a
tax and obtaining from the proper officers of the
city receipt or license for the same. in conform
ity with existing ordinances, under the penalty of
hre OF not less than fifty, nor exceeding two
hundred and fifty dollars.
Sec. IS. Every person owning or commanding
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, those
persons employed on board excepted, unless the
SAID owner. &C commander or captain shall have pre-
viously obtained license from the controller of
the city, which shall be registered at the mayors
ofhce, and for which said owner, commander or
captain shall pay TO the treasurer of the city the
sum of one hundred and fifty dollars for the year
ending on the first day of January following the
taxing out Of the license. Any owner, CON-
mander or captain who shall fail TO comply with
the provisions of this section, shall be fined fifty
uolioie III cdCn anu every OHense.
Fec. rs. Every person doing business or pursu.
ing any avocation under authority of this ordi.
nance shall be required to keep hung up or posted
In conspicuous place in his counting ROOM store
or place OF business, a certificate signed by the
treasurer and controller that he has paid his IL
ceDse.
Sec. "a. All fines and penalties imposed for the
lnfracnon OF the provisions of this ordinance
she'll be recoverable before any court of compe.
tent Jurisdiction for the benefit Of the city tea.
sury. frrr.s. rra
Sec. IS. Every person receiving orders for sell.
ing goods by sample, otherwise than at store,
chop or warehouse for the keeping of which Ii.
cense shall have been duly obtained, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
SEQ. IS. Every person buying and selling on
the evee, at the basins of either of the canals or
warehouse or yard, thirty dollars for each offense
oDe-half Of the same to go to the informer.
Sec SO. Every keeper of a stable, where horses,
mules, carriages. buggies or other vehicles are
kept on livery or fol hire or sale, one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Sec. 81. Every clairvoyant. astrologer fortune.
teller, keeper OF gift store and cup.tosser, one
thousand dollars.
Sec, %. Every keeper of Photographic gal
Every person engaged in discounting the pay of
policemen and others in the employment of the
city, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Sec: 50. Every merchant, trader, dealer or job.
Der OF goods to be resold, doing both a wholesale
and retail business, or wholesale only not speci-
fed in this ordinance, whatever be the kind of
he deals or trades in, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Sec. 81. All taxes imposed by this ordinance
shall be for the year ending December 81, 1859.
On and after the frat day of July, 1860, the
treasurer is hereby authorized to issue six months
licenses and after October LIST, 1869, three months
licenses.
Sec. IS. Every person taking out a license, who |
shall neglect to furnish the required securities.
and to have his license duly recorded in the |
mayors Office, within fifteen days from the time |
d taking out the license, shall pay fine of fifty
Sec. Sc. Any person or persons or incorporate |
companies doing business or pursuing any avoca- |
ion without the pI oper license shall be subjected
. nne Of not more than one hundred dollars for /
ne nrst ofense, nor more than two hundred and /
ifty dollars for the second offense.
Sec. 81. Every stevedore fifty dollars.
SEC. SS. Every butcher, for each stall occupied |
~ bin, ten dollars.
Every person keeping stand, stall or store for
ne SAFE OF nutehers meat, game, poultry and
4 The public markets of the city, one hundred
ollars.
Every person keeping a stall for the sale of
eeeiabies only, at any other place Than one OF
be public markets, fifteen dollars.
Every person keeping a stall for the sale of
sh or game only at any other place than one of
be public markets of the city, fifteen dollars.
Every person keeping stall for the sale Of
ne Ct the public markets of the city, fifteen dol
irr.
All stores or other places, kept as above speci.
ed, shall be kept in the utmost cleanliness and
ball be open during business hours to the in.
pection of the police and health officers who |
Jay be designated for that purpose and should
ny person licensed to keep any such stand, stall,
other place for the sale of the articles herein.
efore specified, keep the same in such a manner |
J to be nuisance, or dangerous to health. the
cense issued 10 such person shall at once be
onulled by the mayor on complaint of the fact. |
1d bis becoming satisfied that the complaint is
ell founded and no such license thereafter shall
lssued to such person during the year.
Sec 50. Every fruit dealer selling in any of the
srktts OF New Orleans, ten dollars. All free mar
rs shall have their floors tagged and secured SO
at ,ne pc % VIII not aneet the premises, under
'nalty OF ten dollars per day, and in case of fail
e on the part of the proprietor of any free
81 Ret TO comply with the provisions of this sec.
IN Within fifteen days, the mayor is hereby
thorized to close the same.
nee. W. Every occupant of premises not strict
private, or TO which strangers have a right to
mltsl' n, the same not being announced as
mixing establishment, where liquors, wines, etc.
e sold, used, given, supplied or otherwise fur.
she'd, shall be deemed coffee house keeper. and
such subject to payment of license of three 4.
} dred and fifty dollars. u
Sec. 81. Every manufacturer OF cigars twenty. v
e dollars; and every manufacturer of snuif.
ls OF mineral water, shoes, soap, tallow, tim p
this ordinance, fifty dollars.
sec. 81. No license issued under this ordinance
less with the consent of the mayor. shall he
and every person transferring such.
accepting such transfer, shall not only be liable
the license for the whole year. but also TO a
E OF one hundred dollars for each offsnse. and
} license so transferred shall be of no effect.
sec: 80. Whenever person who may be re.
lred to have license, shall have failed to pro-
re the same at the proper time, the bill of fine
responding TO the nature of his case for the b.
ximum thereof, shall be transmitted with the ii. 10
use. Tor collection to the assistant city attorney d.
o shall, or not, in his discretion sue on said OF
!, according 10 the circumstances of the case: tv
n bill SO issued to be returned by him when not bt
d upon. NV OF
&c. "a. Parties acting in contravention of the ~
visions OF this ordinance, by either doing bust.
S without any, or under an improper license.
failing TO hang up or exhibit their license when
led on 10 do So or transferring and accepting
lsfer of licenses, shall be liable to arrest, and
he payment OF the amount of licenses for the
lie year, and Of the fine imposed, without pre-.
zee TO the rights of the City 10 any other
eoy provided for by law.
&c. 70. Each and every attorney and counsel
Ct law, physician. surgeon, mid wiVe surgeon
list and average Qdiuafar fhfrtv dolIora