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


day: To those not selling liquor, two and 9
half dollars per day. Every person keeping
stand IN any Of the public or free mar
kets for the sale of prepared coffee, tea
chocolate and cooked food, ten dollars and
the keeper of eating stands, apple stands
or booths on the levee, ten dollars for each
stand.
SEC. l6. The proprietor or proprietors OF
every cotton press, three hundred dollars
for the first press, and if there be more than
one, one hundred and fifty dollars for every
additional press, if kept within the same
yard or warehouse. Each separate cotton
press shall pay the rate for licenses pre-
scribed by this section.
The proprietor of every cotton seed oil
mandatory, including gin used exclusively
for cleaning or preparing cotton seed fol-
the manufacture Of oil, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
The owner OF every cotton gin used fol
ginning cotton, fifty dollars for each gin.
Sec. IL. The proprietor of each and every
sugar shed, two hundred dollars. The build
ings comprised within one Of the squares OF
the city, shall be regarded as constituting
q sugar shed.
SEC. lS. Every person or firm keeping a
retail family grocery store, in which
spirituOus or malt liquors or wines are kept
or sold, ninety dollars.
: Every person or firm keeping wholesale
and retail family grocery store, in which
spiritnous or malt liquors or wines are sold
in quantities not less than an ordinary
wine bottle or quart, not drank on the
premises, one hundred and fifty dollars:
SEC. Is. Every person keeping stand
for the sale of tobacco, cigars or snuff at
retail only, ten dollars.
Every gas-fttcr or plumber, fifteen
dollars.
Every merchant tailor, employing one or
more hands, thirty dollars.
Every person having tailoring shop,
fifteen dollars.
Every mattress maker, fifteen dollars.
SEC. 20. Every keeper OF a confectionery
where liquors are sold by tho bottle,
seventy-five dollars; where liquors are sold
by the glass, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Sec. 81. Every keeper of an establish
ment where ice-cream, sherbet, soda water,
or pies and cakes are sOld-provided
nothing else is sold-fifteen dollars.
SEC. %. Every person or firm engaged IN
buying or selling goods ON commission.
whose gross sales and purchases in 1870
exceeded the sum of fifteen hundred thou
sand dollars Isl ,500,O00), three hundred
dollars; those whose gross sales or pur-
chascs III 1870 exceeded the sum of seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars " 90
ooo), but did not exceed &c dof fifteen hundred
. thousand dollars Isl, 500, 00O), two hundred
and fifty dollars and those whose gross
Gales and purchases IA 1870 did not exceed
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
($75O,OOOl, one hundred dollars. Every
other person or firm engaged in buying or
selling goods on commission during the year
1871, shall pay for license the sum OF one
hundred dollars for the year.
SEC. %. Every person or firm keeping a
cotton pickery. yard, warehouse, or shed,
for repairing, picking or retailing damaged
or other cotton, two hundred dollars.
SEC. "a. Every person or firm doing bust
ness as O ship agent, and every person or
firm transacting business as a ship broker
in seagoing vessels, one hundred and fifty
dollars.
SEC. Is. Every person engaged in the bust
ness of an auctioneer, to sell real, personal
or mixed property at public cutlery, one
hundred dollars.
Sec. 26. Every person keeping private
hospital, fifty dollars.
SEC. q. Every shipping master, twenty
five dollars.
Every person doing business as sail
maker or keeper OF sail loft. fifteen
dollars.
Every master ship carpenter, boat builder,
caullter, cooper, block, pump OF spar maker,
or master rigger, fifteen dollars.
Sec. %. Every keeper of public baths,
twenty five dollars.
SEC. %. Every newspaper, periodical, or
advertising agent, and every itinerant map
or book agent, ten dollars.
Every ticket or freight agent for
railroad company, fifty dollars.
Every lottery company, twenty-five hun
bred dollars; and every lottery agency,
fifty dollars.
\ SEC. 80. Every produce or merchandise
broker, fifty dollars.
Sec. 81. Every real estate or house
broker, fifty dollars. -
or produce weigher, or gauger Of liquors or
molasses, thirty dollars.
SEC. 80. Every person engaged in bHttling
and selling malt liquors and wines, not for
use on the premises, fifty dollars.
SEC. "a. Every person or firm conducting
a sugar OF m0!asses refinery, two hundred
dollars.
Sec. 35. Every keeper Of a warehouse
where produce, goods, wares and merchant
disc are received on storage, one hundred
dollars for each and every warehouse.
SEC. SO. Every keeper of billiard sa-
loon, twenty dollars for the first table,
fifteen dollars for the second table, ten
dollars for each and every additional table
on the same premises.
The keeper of bagatelle or any similar
table, twenty dollars each table.
SEC. 81. Every keeper of ten-pin alley
or alleys, twenty dollars for the first alley,
fifteen dollars for the second, and ten dollars
for every other alley on the same premises.
SEC. 80. Every keeper OF q pistol or rifle
gallery, twenty five dollars.
SEC. 80. Every person or firm operating
saw mill. or planning mill. or sash and blind
factory, one hundred dollars for each mill
or factory.
Sec. 40. Every person or firm running or
owning towboats and job-bOats in the waters
of this port, fifty dollars for each boat.
Ivory prnDr.iator of shin vcrfi without a
dry dock, fifty dollars; and for every dry
dock, with or without a ship yard, two
hundred dollars.
Sec. Al. Every undertaken for each es-
tablishment, one hundred dollars.
SEC. AZ. Every person or firm transacting
business as steamboat agent. fifty dollars.
SEC. 49,. Every peddler hawker or dealer
in imitation jewelry, fifty dollars.
Every peddler Of notions, cutlery, candy,
cigars or pictures, ten dollars.
Sec. "A. Every master builder or other
person taking contracts for manual labor as
contractor or sub-contractOr, employing
three or more hands, fifty dollars.
Every architect, fifty dollars.
Every master painter and glazier, cistern-
maker or carpenter, employing one or more
hands, fifteen dollars.
Sec. As. Every person or firm carrying on
an iron foundry and machine shop, two hun
bred dollars.
Every person or firm carrying on a
machine shop, disconnected from an iron
foundry, twenty five dollars.
Every person or firm carrying on apattern
maker shop, not connected with an iron
foundry, fifteen dollars.
Every person or firm conducting brass
foundry, fifty dollars, if not connected with
a machine shop.
Every person or firm carrying on cop
nor n M al inf