New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-08

vehicle, except milk and hand carts, fifteen
dollars; on every tw0-wheeled milk cart, and
on every ur-whecled vehicle, except floats
beer wagons, and express and transfer
wagons drawn by two or more horses
twenty dollars; ON every float, beer wagon
and on every express and transfer wagon
drawn by two or more horses thirty dollars;
on every set of timber wheels, and on
every jerry or timber truck used for haul.
ing heavy articles, fifty dollars.
And such timber wheels shall have not
less than five inches width of tire.
Market gardeners carts, used exclusively
for bringing vegetables to market, are
exempted from the above rates, and shall be
licensed at the rate Of five dollars per an
mum for each cart.
All Of the foregoing vehicles shall be mum.
bered with the numbers provided by the
city, and a charge of twenty-five cents for
Zach number shall he added to the license.
Sec. 81. Every owner of a carriage, OF
pleasure vehicle, in this city, shall pay for
| license per annum as follows:
Private carriages, or pleasure vehicles,
drawn by one horse only, five dollars
each;
Private carriages, or pleasure vehicles,
drawn 10y two or more horses, ten dollars
each;
Livery carriages. or pleasure vehicles,
|
public places, drawn by one horse only,
| five dollars each;
Livery carriages, or pleasure vehicles,
not standing for hire upon the streets or
public places, drawn by two or more horses,
ten dollars each; -.
Public carriages, or pleasure vehicles, for
hire, drawn by one horse only, ten dollars
| each;
Public carriages, or pleasure vehicles for
| Irux Y az horses.
l7lollars each;
The owner or proprietor of an omnibus
or transfer coach, thirty dollars for each
omnibus AND coach and the owner or pro-
prietor OF any car used for carrying pas
sengers on any street railroad, ten dollars
| for each car.
Sec. 81. ANY person or association of per-
sons whose business is to buy, SELL trade or
barter in horses, mules, cattle, sheep or
hogs at private or public sale, shall be de
| clared a stock dealer.
1t shall not be lawful for any person or
association of persons to engage or continue
in the business of q stock dealer without
first procuring a license therefor.
| The amount Of license to be paid by each
! stock dealer shall be one hundred dollars
per year
ANY stock dealer who shall transact bust
ness without first procuring license there
| for. shall be fined in the amount OF one
hundred dollars, and in case Of non
payment of such fine, he imprisoned not
exceeding one month.
Sec IS. Every keeper of q barbershOp
containing two barber chairs only, where
| nothing is sold. ten dollars; and for each
| additional barber chair, two dollars per
chair.
/ SEC 81. Every notary public, fifty dol
| lars per annuln.
Every claim agent collector of accounts
| and customhOuse broker, twenty-five dol
| lars per annum.
SEC. 50. Every commercial agent having
| an agency or establishment for giving in
| formation of the standing of commercial or
other firms. two hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC &C. Every person keeping tarpaulins
| for hire, twenty-five dollars.
| SEC. ~. Every person keeping hand
trucks for hire, twenty-five dollars.
SEC. 81. Every person having more than
who shall exercise or follow more than one
profession. trade, calling or business, shall
pay license for each separately.
SEC. SO. Every person not resident of the
city or State, acting for him or herself or as
an agent for others, who shall receive orders
or display samples, or sell goods in any
manner whatsoever, shall pay tor his or
her license the sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars.
shall he required to pay the sum OF two
dollars per year, as a license for each and
every dog owned or kept by them.
SEC. 81. Every keeper of a Photographic
gallery. twenty-five dollars.
SEC 60. Every stevedOre, fifty dollars.
: SEC. 6. Every butcher, for each stall in
city market designated by a number, oc-
cupied by him, ten dollars.
Every person keeping private market,
MT marc than three Sfa1lS hmm
bred dollars, and for each additional stall
occupied therein, the same rates as charged
for stalls in the city markets.
Every person keeping stall for the
sale of poultry, game or vegetables only, at
any other place than at one Of the city mar
kets Of the city. fifteen dollars.
The keeper of each and every slaughter
house. five hundred dollars.
Every person keeping a stand in the
Bazag Market, twenty dollars.
SEC. g.. Every retail dealer in fruit or
fish only in q city market, ten dollars.
Every dealer in vegetables, only in a
city market. five dollars.
SEC e.. Every keeper of premises not
strictly private, and into which strangers
are admitted, the same not being an
nounced as drinking establishment, where
liquors. wines, etc, are sold, used, given,
supplied or otherwise furnished, shall be
deemed coffeehOuse keeper, and as such
subject to payment OF license OF three
hundred and fifty dollars.
Sec. 6G. Each and every attorney and
counsellor at law, surgeon, surgeon dentist,
physician. midwife, and average adjuster,
twenty dollars.
Sec. 81. All cofeehouses, bar-roOms. grog-
shops or cibarets, shall he divided into the
following classes, and the keeper thereof
shall pay. for licenses, the sums affixed re-
spectively to such classes, viz: First class
Those whereof the sales of liquors, wines,
etc, exceed fifteen thousand dollars, per an
mum, two hundred and fifty dollars for
each cotfeehOuse, bar-rOom, grOg-shop. or
cabaret. Second class-Whereof the sales
are less than fifteen thousand dollars, but
over five thousand dollars, per annum, one
hundred and twenty-five dollars for each
cotieehouse, bar-room, grog- shop, or cabaret.
Third class-Whereot the sales are less than
five thousand dollars, per annum, seventy
five dollars for each cOffeehOuse, bar-rOom,
The proprietors of all co{eehouses, bar
rooms. etc, applying for a second or third
class license shall make an affidavit bef.re
Justice of the peace of the amount of his,
her or their sales for the year 1870, or such
portion of the year as said cOteehOuse, bar
room, etc, was kept open, and the classified
ton of his, her or their license shall be
based upon the said affidavit.
Every person applying fOrlicense for new
coffeehOuse, bar-rOOn, etc, shall pay, at the
rate of three hundred dollars per annum,
for the first quarter of his business year, at
the end of which time he shall take out
. license for the balance Of the year in
such class as his sales for such first quarter
shall indicate him to belong.
Every keeper of cOfeehOuse, bar-roOm,
etc. shall have a sign, painted legibly,
"tirst class cOtfeehouse," "secOnd class cot