New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-09
OFfTmAL NOTTOES,

OFFICIAL NOTICES.
same rates - charged for stalls IN tho city
markets
Every person keeping q stall for the sale Of poul
than at one Of the city markets q the city. fteeu
dollars.
The keeper Of each and every slaughssrhouse
Every person keeping stand in the Bazaar Mar
ket, twenty dollars.
in ss city ~ arsss doIiars " m OF A'
Every dealer in vegetables only, in q city market
SEC g. Every keeper of premises not strictly pri-
vate, and into which strangers are admitted, the
same not being announced as drinking sst"6 ash
deemed Q cOfeehouse keeper, and as such subject
TO pay ment Of q license OF three hundred and fifty
SEC. C. Zach and every attorney and counsellor
at law, surgeon. surgeon dentist, physician, mid
wife, and average adjuster, twenty dollars.
or cabarets, shall be divided into the following
classes, and the keepers thereof shall pay, for
licenses the sums affixed respectively to such
liquors, wines, etc, exceed fifteen thousand dol
lars, per annum, two hundred and fifty dollars for
each cofteehouse barroom, grogshoP or cabaret
Second class-WhereOf the sales are less than hi-
teen thousand dollars. but ever five thousand dol
lars per annum, one hundred and twenty five dol
lars for each coffeehouse barroom grOg shop OF
cabaret. Third ciass-Whereof the sales are less
than five thousand dollars, per annum seventy five
dollars IoI each coffeehouse, bar rror snop
or cabaret.
The :zoprietors Of all coffeehouses. bar.rooms,
ETC., applying for o second third class license
shall make an affidavit before justice Of the peace
Of the amount of his her their sales for the year
1870 Or such portion OF the year rs said coeehouse,
barroom, etc, was kept open, and the classification
Of bis, her OF their license shall be based upon the
said affidavit.
Every person applying for license for new cot
fee hOuSel bar-rOOm etc. shall at the rate OF
three hundred dollars per annum, for the first quar-
ter Of his business year at the end of which time
he shall take ont license for the balance Of the
year In such class his sales for such first quar-
ter shall indicate him to belong
Every keeper Of . coffeehouse arroom etc..
shall have sign painted legibly, FIRST class cot
feehouse" SECOND class cOffeehOuse,' or third
class coffeehOuse" as the case may be, which sign
shall not be less than ten inches wide less than
twenty-four inches long, and in two-inch letters;
and said sign shall be displayed at all times over the
bar or place where liquors are retailed.
SIC s.. Every person keeping 9 wheel Of fortune,
hylng-hOrse velOeipedrOme or skating rink, and
every hotel, ship and steamboat runner, fifteen
dollars
SEC. g: Every brewer, dstilles Or reetifer Of
Every baker, twenty-five dollars.
Every person manufacturing bone. black, bi-su].
dials chocolate, tobacco, Ice. soda or seltzer
or any other article not enumerated tffy dollars.
tHs o s
New Orleans, not mentioned or enumerated in this
ordinance, shall pay the sum Of twenty-five dol
Lars.
SEC. Il. AL licenses imposed by this ordinance
shall be for the year ending December 81 1871. The
issue o. az months licenses on and after the frst
licenses on and after October !, 1871, are hereby
authorized.
In every case where the rate Of license is to be
fixed by the amount Of sales etc, the affidavit be-
fore q justice Of the peace Of the party applying
for the license. may be required before the issuing
SEC. r. livery person doing business OF pursuing
any avocation under authority Of this ordinance,
shall be required to keep hung up or posted in a
place Of business the proper license for the same.
SIC. q. No license Issued under this ordinance
transferred; and every person transferring, or
accepting transfer of license without the Mayor
consent, shall be liable to fine Of one hundred
prisonment, not TO exceed one month, for each Of
tense and the license 60 transferred shall be ipso
facto void.
SIC. "a. Parties acting in contravention Of the
provisions of this ordinance by failing to hang up
or 10 exhibit their license when lawfully called
upon to do So shall be liable to the payment Of q
fine and to imprisonment, as hereinafter provided
for in this ordinance, without prejudice to the
rights OF the city to any other remedy provided by
law one'fourth OF every such tine to go to the in
former.
SEC. IS. Any person or persons firm or firms, or
any corporation or organization whatsoever OWL
person thing is, is intended 20 be- carried or
conveyed in the city OF New Orleans, without a
license as herein required, or doing any business,
or engaged i'll any trade, calling or profession in
this city, or performing any act acts, made SUBJ
ject to license by this ordinance. or any part or
vided for or who shall violate in any way OF man.
ner the provisions OF this ordinance, shall
be and are hereby made liable to q fine
additional amount, according TO the nature
Of the offense; but not to exceed one hundred dol
lars and in case OF nOn-payment of such fne, to
addition to such fines and penalties such offender
shall be liable to have any unlicensed business
pended, the place Of business closed. and the per-
sonal property OF the person in default for vio-
lating this ordinance seized and sold, IS provided
by law. All unlicensed vehicles shall be prevented
from running through the streets of the city, and
otherwise dealt with according to law provided,
however, that the fines and penalties against stock
dealers dealing without license and the transierer
the Mayor, shall only be liable to the fines and
penalties prescribed III sections ffty-twO and
seventy four of this ordinance.
SIC. 16. All licenses issued shall be considered as
subject TO the provisions Of this ordinance and to
all other ordinances of the city now existing, Or
sranted shall be- 5 to gS
permission to do, or continue to do, any act or
business forbidden by any law or ordinance. Should
the Council by general ordinance regulation,
render impossible the carrying on or the continu-
ance OF any business for which a license shall have
been taken out, the holder of the license shall be
entitled TO proportionate return OF the amount
paid for the license according to the time the bust
ness should be suspended; provided, that the revo-
cation OF license, or suspension o; business shall
not entite the party to any reclamation for the
dscoptinuance of his business the closing Of the
place of business; nor shall any right to reclama-
ton exist for the withdrawal OF license for cause,
or on complaint or il the abatement of a nuisance,
or in any arising rom the tault OF the holder
Of the license.
Spc. =. Should It at any time become necessary
or expedient. in the maintenance of the police or
good order of the city, in the protection of pub
lie interests, to have closed,i temporarily, any
theatre other place of public amusement, or any
place of business or otherwise, for which license
has been obtained under this ordinance, the Mayor
shall have the power to order such temporary sus-
pension; and no right TO reclamation or any claim
for damages or otherwise, against the city, and no
right to any deduction from the amount paid for
the license shall be claimed exist on account Of
such temporary suspension.
SEC. IS. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances con-
ficting with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
SIC. 70. This ordinance ehall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New Or
leans, December 6, 1870.
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emiey Lewis. Wal.
ton, Bonzano.
BESJ. F. FLANDERS Mayor.
a true copy:
II. CoNauEsr CLARKE, Secretary. deg 1t
MAYoRALry OF NV ORLEANS
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