New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-15

thereof for the benefit OF the lnfOrmer, anu
the remainder shall be paid by such justice
into the State treasury for the benent OF
the Charity Hospital fund.
Eleyentil-FrOm each proprietor or keeper
of restaurant, eating house, oyster saloon
or refresbment saloon. i'll which cakes, ice
cream and other refreshments are furnished,
one hundred dollars; provided, however,
flat when the total sales of such proprietor
or keeper of restaurant, eating house,
oyster or ice cream saloon shall not exceed
two thousand dollars per annum, then and
in that case license of only twenty-five
dollars shall be collected each year: over
two thousand dollars and less than four
thousand dollars fifty dollars; provided, it
shall be the duty of the Auditor of Public
Accounts to have printed on the face OF all
State licenses issued by tax collectors
throughout the State article thirteenth Of
the constitution of this State.
Twelfth-Evcry person keeping hotel
for the entertainment OF transient persons
or travellers. accommodating not over one
hundred persons. two hundred and fifty
dollars.
10 Every person kce ping a hotel for the en-
tertainment Of transient persons or tray
oilers, accommodating over one hundred
persons, five hundred dollars.
Every keeper of private OF public board
ing houses, for the entertainment OF persons
by the week month or year, accommodate
ing over twenty-five (2jl persons, one hun
dred dollars.
Every keeper of a private clearinghouse
for the entertainment OF persons by the
week. month or year, accommodating over
five and not over twenty-five persons,
twenty-five dollars.
All private boarding houses accommodate
ing over three and not over five boariers,
ten dollars.
Every keeper of lodging house, TOR the
| nd nf nutt InIUera only fifty
dollars.
Thirtccnth-From each peddler or hawkcr
who peidics or carries goods, wares ncr-
chandisc or groceries for sale, or sells
through this State in a boat or other water
craft one hundred dollars; in a vehicle
drawn by two or more horses, twenty dol
lars: in a vehicle drawn by one horse, tit-
teen dollars: on horseback, ten dollars on
foot, five dollars.
Fourteenth-From each broker. acting as
agent between buyer and seller for percent
age or other consideration, in the sale of
real estate. produce. merchandise or freight
and from each factor or commission mer-
chant. ship or steamboat agent one hundred
dollars; from each money, stock, note, eN-
change and insurance broker and auction
Ger. two hundred dollars: and from each
pawnbroker and keeper of junk store, five
hundred dollars.
Fifteenth-From each insurance company
with a capital of one hundred thousand dol
lars or more. incorporated by or under the
laws of this State. and transacting an insnr-
ance business therein. one thousand dollars;
from each insurance company with capt.
tai of less than one hundred thousand dol
lars, incorporated by or under the laws OF
this State, and transacting insurance
business therein, five hundred dollars: from
each insurance company oragency not char
tered by this State. but transacting an insur
1,,,a; md w hnS a
gross receipts for premiums are more
than one hundred thousand dollars. one
| thousand dollars: when less than one
hundred thousand dollars and more than
seventy five thousand dollars, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars: when less than sew
enty thousand dollars and more than fifty
thousand dollars, five hundred dollars: and
when less than fifty thousand dollars. four
hundred dollars; provided, that no insilr-
ance company whose license tax shall be
one Thousand dollars. shall he liable to any
assessment throughout the State other than
that imposed by this article and by section
six of this act; from each banking company
or private banker, or agency with capital
of one hundred thousand dollars or more,
unless exempted by charter from this
State or the United States, one thousand
dollars and from every such banking COM
pany. agency or private banker, with Il cap
ital Of less than one hundred thousand dol
lars. five hundred dollars.
Sixtcenth-From each notary pubic in
the parish of Orleans. thirty dollars
standardization each apothecarv or
druggist. fifteen dollars: from each physi-
clan and attorney at law, twenty dollars.
Each attorney at law. before practicing III
any court OF this State. shall have his license
under this law recorded in inmate book
kept by the clerk of such court for that pur-
posc and no Judge, justice of the peace or
recorder shall allow any lawyer to practice
, in his court until this law is complied with.
ANY Judge, Justice or recorder violating this
act shall be liable to a fine CT five hundred
dollars, to be recovered by IA district court.
!, to be sued for by the district attorney or
> Attorney General, ,Onc-half to 90 to the
intormer. and the prosecuting attorney to
receive a fee OF fifty dollars in each case
! from the amount recovered.
. Eighteenth-From each keeper of pri
vate warehouse, fifty dollars.
Nineteenth-From each and every butcher
or market dealer of any kind. from each
and every person who keeps stand OF
T. stall in a market place. five dollars; private
. market. twenty tve dollars
Twentieth-From every mechanic. barber
y or taller, who is boss or proprietor OF a shoI
: | and who employs two hands or not more
/ than three, ter dollars.
i Twenty-tirst - From every mechanic
a barber or tailor. who is boss or proprietor o
y shop who employs four or more hands
fifteen dollars.
Twentysecond-From every proprietor o
: a factory Of any kind. sugar or molasse
4 refinery. foundry, planning machines saw
- mill, sash and blind factory, and rolling o.
manufacturing mill, one hundred dollars
provided. that nothing in this item shall
:, apply to sugarhouses or cotton gins on an!
', plantation
Twenty thrd-From each merchant tailor
=. one hundred dollars.
= Twenty fourth-From every contractor
;, sub contractor and stevcdore working les
4 than ten hands, twenty dollars.
y nty-ffth-From every contractor sub
y contractor and stevedore working over tel
- hands, fifty dollars.
! Twenty-sixth-FrOm every coffee stand
or soda or mineral water fountain, fruit
e stand, or stalls of any kind on the streets o
- tOmbola. ten dollars.
:. Twenty-seventh-From every clu bhous
- where spirituous liquors are used, sold .
y supplied to members or visitors, two hun
" bred and titty-dOllars.
Twenty eighth-FrOm every incorporated
- company other than railroad. whether dc
=, nestle or foreign, engaged in transportin!
~ merchandise in this State, one hundred dol
:. lars.
- Twenty -ninth-From each cart, truck o
"a other vehicle drawn by hand and used 10
l. hire, two dollars and fifty cents each.
~ Thirtieth-From every tOw5Oat for privat
- use OF hire in the waters of this State, on
70 hundred dollars.
Il Thirty -irst-Every transient circus
-. menagerie or other public show or exhib
.r ton, shall pay in advance the sum of tel