New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
OFFICIAL, NOTICES,

consent, shall be liable to fine Of one hundred
dollars, or to Imprisonment not to exceed one
| terred shall be ipso 1acto void.
SEC. z. Parties acting in contrayention of the
PROVISIONS OF this ordnance by falling to hang mp
| thelr licenses or to exhibit the same when called
| upon TO DO so by the Mayor, or any person BY him
designated or by the police, shall be Liable to the
| payment of tine and to imprisonment as herein.
| after provided for in this ordinance without prC.
JUDGE to the rights of the city to any other rem.
edy PROVIDED ~ law; one fourth Of every such fine
| to go to the informer.
| SEC. 49, ANY person persons, firm OF firms or
any corporation or. organization whatsoever own
| ing or keeping for use any vehicle i'll which any
person thing is or intended to be carried or cen
veyed in the city of New Orleans without a license
as herein required, doing any business, or en-
gagged in any trade, calling or profession in this
city performing any act or acts made subject to
incense by tins ordnance, or any part or parts of
the same. without a license herein provided for
or who shah violate in any way manner the pro-
visions OF this ordinance shall be and are hereby
made liable to d tine IN sum not less than ten dol
lars, and in an additional amount according TO
the nature of the otfense but not to exceed one
hundred dOllars or to mprisonmeut not exceeding
one month; and il addition to saoL fines and penal
ties, such ofeuder shall be liable to have any
licensed business suspended, the place OF business
CLOSED and the personal property OF the person in
default, or violating this ordinance, seized and sold
as provided by law. All unlicensed vehicles shall
be prevented from running through the streets of
this city, and otherwise Gealt with according to
law; provided, however, that the fines and penal
ties against stock dealers, dealing without license,
against persons required to have lamps on their
vehicles, and to place the number OF such vehicles
thereon and against the transfelTer and transteEee
OF licenses without the consent of the MayOr shall
only be liable the fines aud penalties prescribed
inseetions httytwo seventy-one and seVenty-tmee
of this oTdieance.
SEC. "A. AL licenses issued shall be considered as
subject to the provisions of this ordinance and
all other ordinances of the Gily now existing or
which may hereafter be passed Nolicense granted
shall be construed or understood to give permits
sion to do continue to do, any act or business
forbidden by any law OF ordnance Should the
Council at any time, BY general ordinance Iegn-
lati0n or otherwise, render impossible the carry
ing on, OF the continuance Of any business tor
which a license shall have been taken out the
holder Of the license shall be entitled to proper
Tomato return OF the amount paid tor the
license, according to the time the business should
be suspended; provided that the revocation If
license or suspen ion of business, shall not entite
the party to Fny reclamation for the isC0ntlEu-
his business, or the closing OF the place of
business; nor shall any right to reclamation exist
fer the withdrawal OF d license for cause,
complaint in the abatement of a nuisance,
in any arising from any fault Of the holder of
the license where public interests may be
thereby promoted.
SRC. Is. Should IT at any time become necessary
eXpedIent, in the maintenance OF the police
good order of the city, or i'll the protection Of pub
lie in eregts, to have closed, temporarily, any the
6tre OF other place of public amusement, or any
places OF business otherwise, for which license
has been obtained under this ordinance, the Mayor
shah have the power to order such temporary
suspension; and no right to reclamation, or any
claim for any damages CT otherwise, against the
city, al 4 no right 10 any deduction from the
amount paid for he license shall be claimed to
exist on account Of such temporary suspension.
SEC. Is. All ordinances or paris Of ordinances
pealed
Ec II. This ordnance shall take effect and be
in force, from and after its passage
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New Or
leans, december 3, 1872.
Yeas-FitZenreiter, Brewster Sturcken, Turn
'''- LOUIS a. WILT, Mayor.
II. CoNqUSsT CLARKE, Secretary. Ge5 1t