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

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factory, i.cudne gin used exclusively for cleaning
hansa ss sna y doai sa'
The owner Of every cotton gin used for ginning
cotton, fifty dollars tor each gin.
shed, two hundred dollars The buildings com
prised within one Of the squares Of the city, shall
be regarded as constituting sugar shed
family grocery store, in which eprituOus or malt
liquors or wines are kept or sold, ninety dollars.
| Every person or firm keeping Wholesale and re
tail family grocery store, in which spirituous
| malt liquors or wines are sold in quantities moi
less than an ordinary wine bottle or quart not
dollars
| Sec. 10. Every person keeping stand for the
sale OF tobacco, cigars or snuff at retail only, ten
| Every gas-ftter OF plumber, fifteen dollars.
! Every merchant tailor, employing one OF more
| Every person having q tailoring shop. fifteen
| dollars.
| Every mattress;maker, fifteen dollars
SEC. 20. Every keeper OF a confectionery where
liquors are sold by the bottle, seventy-ive dollars
where liquors are sold by the glass, one hundred
! SEC. 81. Every keeper Of an estab,shm ent where
ice-cream, sherbet, soda water, or piee and cakes
are sold-provided nothing else is soh-fftecn
| SIC: q. 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 thousand dollars ISL 500 0001. three hun
dred dollars; those whose gross sales Or purchases
| N 1872 exceeded the sum Of seven hundred and
hfty thousand dollars $3.50 oool, but did not ex.
coed fifteen hundred thousand dollars Isl 500 nooii
TWO hundred and fifty dollars; and those whose
gross s Sa and pu,ehsses in $50 did not exceed
ooO). one hundred dollars Every other person OF
! trim engaged in buying OF selling goods on COM
| the sum Of one hundred dollars for the year.
SEC. ~. Every person or firm keeping a cotton
pickery, yard, warehouse, OF shed, for repairing
picking or retailing damaged OF other cotton, two
hundred dOliarf
ship agent and every person or firm transactns
hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. Is. Every person engaged in the business Of
an nir to sell real pe1oDs or mixed
fifty dollars.
SEC. H. Every shipping master, twenty-five dol
Every person doing business as a sail maker or
keeper OF q sail loft, fifteen dOllaIsI
Every master ship carpenter boat builder. caulk.
rgger, fifteen dollars.
SIC, 60 Every keeper of public baths. twenty.
SEC. 2e. Every newspaper, periodical, or adver
Using agent and every Inherent map or book
Every ticket or freight agent for @ railroad COM
Every lottery company. twenty-five hundred
fifty dollars.
SEC 81 every real estate OK Eouse broker, MY
dollars
Sec. q. Every cotton, hay. moss. sugar, or pro.
duce weigher, or gauger OF liquors. or nolasses,
selling malt liquors and wines not for use on the
premises, fifty dOllars.>
SEC. "a. Every person or firm conducting q sugar
or molasses refinery, two hundred dOrrs.
SEC. IS. Every keeper OF O warehouse where pro-
duce, goods, wares and merchandise are received
warehouse.
SEC. g. Every keeper Of billiard saloon, twenty
dollars for the first table fifteen doars for the
Ond table, ten dollars for each and every additional
table on the same premises.
The keeper Ut bagateue Or any similar table,
twenty dollars each table.
SIC 81. Every keeper Of a ten-pn alley or alleys,
twenty dollars for the first alley, fifteen doar Tor
the second, and ten dollars for every other alley on
SEC. 80. Every keeper Of pistol or rife galley,
twenty five dollars.
SIC. g. Every person or firm operating saw
mill or planning min, or sash and blind factory. Que
hundred dollars for each mill or factory.
SIC 40. Every person or frn running or owning
towboats and job boats in the waters OF this port,
fifty dollars for each boat.
Every proprietor OF ship yard without a dry
without a ship yard, two hundred dollars. visa -
SEC. Il. livery undertaken, for each establish
nent. one hundred dollars.
SEC. A. Every person or firm transactins bust
ness a steamboat agent fifty dollars.
SEC. 80. Every peddler, haHker or dealer in ni-
tation jewelry, fifty dollars.
Every peddier of notions cutlery, candy, cigars
or pictures, ten dollars.
SIC. A. Every master builder or other person
taking contracts for manual labor contractor or
sub-contractor, employing three or more hands,
fifty dollars
Every architect fifty dollars.
Every master painter or glazer cistern maker or
carpenter, employing one or more hands, fifteen
dollars
SEC. IS. Every person or firm carving on an iron
foundry and machine shop, two hundred dollars
Every person or firm carrying On a machine shop.
disconnected from an iron foundry twenty-five
dollars.
Every person OR firm carrying on pattern maker
shop, not connected with an iron foundry, fifteen
dollars.
Every person o. firm conducting brass foundry,
fifty dollars il not connected with machine shop.
Every person or firm carrying OF copper, tin or
sheet iron mandatory by steam. horse OF any
other motive power except by hand power, oDe
hundred dollars; BY hand, fifteen dollars.
Every person or firm carrying . general iron
repairing shop, thirty tisllars.
Every person 1r1n carrying blae smith,
gunsmith locksmlth or beL-haDg;ng shop, fifteen
dollars.
Every person having dairy consisting of more
than four cows, fifteen dollars.
SEC. 46. The keeper of every stand where oys ters
are oponed for customers ten dollars and OF every
stand where oysters raw or cooked are sold,
twenty five dollars and where oysters sold by
wholesale. fifty dollars.
SEC. Al. Every keeper Of en- intelligence Office,
twenty five dollars.
SEC. 48. Every veterinary surgeon and chironod-
SEC. 40. The owner or proprietor of any hail hired
or let for concerts. assemblies, balls and public
Every person giving ball, assembly or concer.
for profit or gain, shall pay ten dollars Tor each
night for same.
SEC. so. The owner or owners Of vehicles used in
the way of business for transportation OF goods,
wares and any articles and material, shall pay the
following sums per annum for licenses: On every
hand cart, five dollars; every twOwheeleG yehi
Gle, except milk and hand carts, fifteen dollars on
every two-wheeled milk cart, and on every four.
wheeled vehicle, except floats beer wagons, and
express and transfer wagons, drawn by two or
wagon. and on every express and transfer wagon,
drawn by two more horses, thirty dollars on
every set of timber wheels, and on every jerry or
timber truck used for hauling heavy articles, fifty
dollars
And such timber wheels shall have not less than
Eve 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 annuE1 for each cart.
All of the foregoing vehicles shall be numbered
with the numbers provided by the city, and q
charge of twenty-five cents for each number shall
SEC. 81. Every owner of carriage or pleasure
vehicle in this city, shall pay for license per annun
as follows:
Private carriages OF pleasure vehi cies, drawn by
one horse only, five dollars each;
Private carriages, or pleasure vehicles, drawn by
two more horses, ten dollars each;
Livery carriages, or pleasure vehicle g, not stand
ing for hire upon the streets Or public places drawn
by one horse only, i've dollars each;
Livery carriages Or pleasure vehicles, not stand
ing for hire upon the streets public places drawn
by two or more horses. ten dollars each;
Public carriages, or pleasure vehicles for hire,
drawn by one horse only, ten dollgrs each;
Public carriages, Or pleasure vehicles for hire
drawn by Two or more horses, twenty dollars each
The owner or proprietor OF an omnibus Or transfer
coach thirty dollars for each omnibus and coach:
and the owner proprietor of any car used for
carrying passengers on any street railroad, ten dol
lars for each car.
SEC. 81. Any person or association of persons
whose business is TO buy, sell, trade or barter in
horses, mules cattle. sheep or hogs ut private or
public sale, shall be dc claTed stock dealer.
1t shall not be lawful for any person association
of persons to engage continue in the business OF