New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-21

"a for horses or mules, fifty dollars;
a the owner of every public or private
& -, dray. or other vehicle drawn by
rtnes or mules, ten dollars.
n1Rifth-From each keeper or proprietor OF
brewery or distillery, except distilleries
e a exclusively in distilling from fruit,
II "a from each manufacturer Of cordIals,
6uors. wines or syrups, three hundred
- HAIRS; from each keeper of a distillery Ior
btilling from fruit exclusively; fifty dol
Eixth-From each proprietor or keeper OF
ery billiard saloon, bowling alley or
Mol gallery in which there is but one
ble, alley or target, twenty-five dollars;
here there are two tables, alleys or tar
u It's. forty dollars; where there are more
& AN two tables, alleys or targets, two dol
rs additional on each table, alley or target
~ Seventh-From the managers or lessees
81 a theatre. concert saloon, opera house or
Suseum, FIVE hundred dollars; from the
Kner Of any coffeehouse or beer saloon
here theatrical plays, dancing or singing
Re performed, whether with or without
xdmission fee, one thousand dollars; from
<ach proprietor of a show, menagerie, race
burse or cockpit in the city OF New Or
= hans, five hundred dollars.
# Eighth-From each keeper of a cotton
tess, cotton pickery or ginnery, two hun
red and fifty dollars; provided that this
nrticle shall not apply to cotton gins on
plantations.
n Ninth-From each fortune teller. astrol-
oger clairvoyant, two hundred and nfty
6ollars.
Tenth-From the proprietors of all coffee
houses, bar rooms, grog shops, beer saloons,
36r gardens or cabarets, one hundred and
7hfty dollars from the prOprietors CT all bars
kept on steamboats, owned and registered
this State, thirty dollars; all retail gro
berries selling or giving away liquors by the
~ 10, fha aarv
license, a cofteehouse license; and each re-
Hail grocer or dealer in distilled liquors in
#the State of Louisiana, without such addi-
Ntional license, and who shall keep for sale,
sell, or give away, either by himself or by
any empIoye, distilled liquor in less guam
Etity than one gallon, shall be liable to fine
M of one hundred dollars for each and every
& offense, to be recovered by motion by any
s person, after five days previous notice, be-
81 fore any Justice court, which, when recOv
4 cred shall be paid by such justice to the
State Treasurer for the benefit Of the Char
Z ity Hospital fund.
n Eleventh-From each proprietor or keep
d er of restaurant, eating house, oyster
. saloon OF refreshment saloon, in which
cakes, ice cream, and other refreshments
! are furnished, one hundred dollars pro-
yided, however, that it shall be the duty Of
the Auditor Of Public Accounts to have
printed on the face of all State licenses is
sued by tax collectors throughout the State,
article thirteen Of the Constitution OF this
State.
Twelfth-Eyery person keeping hotel
| for the entertainment of transient persons
or travellers, two hundred and fifty dollars;
every keeper Of country inn, twenty-five
! dollars; every keeper of private or public
! of persons by the week, month, or year,
Il twenty five dollars; every keeper OF a lodg-
= ing house for the accommodation OF night
= dodgers only, fifty dollars.
Thirteenth-From each peddier or hawker
il who peddles or carries goods, wares, mer-
chandise or groceries for saie, or sells
through this State in a boat or other water
q craft. one hundred dollars; in vehicle by
horses or mules, fifty dollars; on foot
twenty dollars.
Fourteeuth-Frome each broker, acting as
a agent between buyer and seller for per
centage or other consideration, in the sale
Of real estate, produce, merchandise or
| freight, and from each factor or commits
|. sion merchant, ship or steamboat agent, one
Il hundred dollars; from each money, stock,
note. exchange and insurance broker, one
hundred dollars; from each auctiOneer,
thirty dollars, and from each pawn broker
aud keeper of junk store, five hundred dol
lars.
Fifteenth-From each agent or represent
alive of an insurance company, by or under
the laws of this State, and transacting an
insurance business therein, one thousand
dollars: from each insurance company or
agency not chartered by this State, but
transacting business therein, one thousand
dollars; from each insurance company or
Z agency not chartered by the State but
4 transacting an insurance business therein,
Il one thousand dollars; provided, that no In
II surance company whose license tax shall be
n ~. JnIj 10 oh ha 1Jah IN
assessment throughout the State, other
Il than that imposed by this article and by
section six OF this act; from each banking
4 company or private banker or agency. I'M
less exempted by charter from this State
or the United States, one thousand dollars.
Sixteenth-From each notary public in
the parish of Orleans, thirty dollars.
Standardization each apothecary or
druggist, fifteen dollars. From each ply
sician and attorney at-law, twenty dollars;
provided, that before any physician, sur
1eon, or midwife, can obtain a license, he,
She or they shall comply with the require
ments of section 2677 of the Revised Stat
+ utes, except those who are exempted from
such requirements by section 26sl of said
act. Each attorney-at-law, before prac
ticing in any court in this State, shall have
his license under this law recorded in min
ute book kept by the clerk Of such court for
4 that purpose, and no judge, justice OF the
A peace, or recorder, shall allow any lawyer
( to practice in his court until this law is
complied with. Any judge, justice or re-
: corder violating this act shall be liable to
3 a fine of five hundred dollars, to be recov-
cred before district court, to be sued for
by the district attorney or Attorney Gen
eral one halt to go to the intormer, and the
4 prosecuting attorney to receive Tee OF
fifty dollars in each case from the amount
: recovered.
Eighteenth-From each keeper of a pri-
vate warehouse, fifty dollars.
Nlneteenth-FrOm each and every butcher
or market dealer Of any kind, from each
+ and every person who keeps stand or stall
in market place, five dollars.
Twentieth-FrOm every mechanic. barber
Or tailor who is boss or proprietor OF shop,
FIVE dollars.
Twenty first-From every proprietor OF a
factory of any kind, sugar and molasses
refinery, foundry, planning machines, sash
81 and blind factory, and rolling and manu-
featuring mills, one hundred dollars; every
steam sawmill, twenty-five dollars. Pro
n vided, That nothing in this item shall apply
81 tatiOn.
Twenty-second - From each merchant
X tailor, one hundred dollars.
Twenty-tbird-From every contractor,
8 sub-contractor and stevedore, twenty dol
Il lars.
81 Twenty fourth-Fr0m the owner of every
coffee stand, or soda or mineral water foun-
81 tain. fruit stand or stall of any kind on the
& streets. or tOmbola, ten dollars.
III Decentralization every Incorporated
81 company other than railroad. whether
domestic or foreign, engaged in transport
ing merchandise i'll this State one hundred