The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-05-06

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freight, and from each factor or
commission merchant, ship or
steamboat agent, one hundred
dollars; from each money, stock,
note, exchange and insurance
broker and auctioneer, two hun
dred dollars; and from each pawn
broker and keeper of a junk store:
five hundred dollars.
Fifteenth-Frem each insurance
company with a capital OF one
hundred thousand dollms or more,
Incorporated by or under the laws
of this State, and transacting an
insurance business therein. one
thousand dollars; from each in
surance company with a capital
of less than one hundred thousand
dollars, incorporated by or under
the laws of this State, and trans
acting an insurance business
therein, five hundred dollars from
each insurance company or agen-
cy not chartered by this State,
but transacting an insurance bus
mess therein, and whose annual
gross receipts for premiums are
more than one hundred thousand
dollars, one thousand dollars !;
when less than one hundred thou
sand dollars and more then seven
ty-five thousand dollars, seven
hundred and fifty dollars; when
less than seventy Thousand dol
lars and more than fifty thousand
dollars, five hundred dollars; and
when less than fifty thousand dol
lars, four hundred dollars; provid-
ed, that no insurance company
whose license tax shall be one
thousand dollars, shall be liable to
any assessment throughout the
State other than that imposed by
this article and by section COT this
act; from each banking company
or private banker, or agency, with
a capital of one hundred thou
sand dollars OF more, unless ex-
empted by a charter from this
State or the United States, one
thousand dollars; and from every
such banking company, agency
or private banker, with capital
of less than one hundred thousand
dollars, five hundred dollars.
Sixteenth-From each notary
public in the parish of Orleans,
thirty dollars.
Standardization each apoth-
ecary or druggist, fifteen dollars;
from each physician and attorney
at law, twenty dollars. Each at
torney at law, before practicing in
any court in this State, shall have
his license under this law record
ed in a minute book kept by the
clerk of the court for that purpose;
and no judge, Justice of the peace
OF 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 of five
hundred dollars, to be recovered
by Il district court, to be sued for
by the district attorney or Attor-
ney General, One-half to go to the
informer, and the prosecuting at
torney to receive a fee of fifty dol
lars in each case from the amount
recovered.
Eighteenth-From each keeper
of a private warehouse, fifty dol
lars.
Nineteenth--From each and ev-
cry butcher or market dealer of
any kind, from each and every
person who keeps a stand or stall
in market place, five dollars; pri-
waite market, twenty-five dollars.
Twentieth--FrOm every me
chanic, barber or tailor, who is
boss or proprietor of a shop and
who employs two hands or not
more than three, ten dollars.
Twenty frst-From every me-
chanic, barber or tailor, who is
boss or proprietor of a shop who
employs four or more hands; fif.
teen dollars.
Twenty second = From every
proprietor of 81 factory of any kind,
sugar or molasses refinery, foun,
dry, planning machines, saw mill,
sash and blind factory, and rolling
or manufacturing mill one hun.
dred dollars; provided, that moth
ing in this item shall apply to SUI
gar houses Oh cotton gins on any
plantation.
Reorganization each mer'
chant tailor, one hundred dollars.
Twenty-fOurth-From every con.
tractor, sub-eontractor and steve
dore working less than ten hands,