New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04

intended to be carried or conveyed in tho
Guy or New Orleans without license as
herein required, or doing any business, or
Engaged IN any trade. calling or profession,
III !nls city, or performing any act or acts
made subject to license by this ordinance.
or any part or parts of the same, without
l'cehse as herein provided tor or who shall
What's IN any way or manner the provi-
| s'onS Vi this ordinance, shall be and are
hereby made liable to fiue in sum not
less IMAM ten dollars, and in an additional
amount according to the nature of the
'nehse' out not 10 exceed one hundred dol
| lars; or to Imprisonment, not exceeding oIe
| month; and in addition to such fines and
l penalties, such offender shall be liable to
have any unlicensed business suspended
the place of business closed, and the Der
sonal property of the person in default, or
violating this ordinance. seized and sold al
provided by law. All unlicensed vehicles
shall be prevented from running through
the streets OF this city. and otherwise dealt
with according to law; provided, how ever,
mat the fines and penalties 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 trans
ferrer and transferee of license, without
haoie TO the fines and and penalties pres
crlbed IN sections fifty two, sixty-nine and
seventyon of this ordinance.
SEC. "a. All licenses issued shall be CON-
sldered as subject to the provisions of this
ordinance, and to all other ordinances of
tne CITY now existing, or which may here
after be- passed. No license granted shall
be construed or undo rstood to give permits
sion TO do, or continue to do, any act orc
business orbidden by any law or
ordinance or contrary to the police or
go0d government of the city. Should
tne council at any time, by ordi-
nance or regulation, or otherwise rem
der impossible the carrying on, or the con-
tinuance of, any business for which a license
shall have been taken out, the holder of the
license shall be entitled to q proportionata
return OF the amount paid for the license.
according to the time the business should
De suspended; provided, that the revocation
OF license, or suspension of business shall
not entltle the party to any reclamation for
the dlscontlnuance of his business, or the
closing of the place of business; nor shall
any right to reclamation exist for the with
draWal OF license for cause or on COM
plant, Or IN the abatement of a nuisance, or
IN any case arising from any fault of the
holder OF the license, or where public inter-
eats may be thereby promoted.
DEC. 20. Should it at any time become
necessary or eXpedient. in the maintenance
OF the police or good order of the city, or in
the protection of public interests, to have
closed, temporarily any theatre or other
place OF public amusement, or any places of
business or other place for which a license
aas been obtained under this ordinance, the
Mayor shall have the power to order such
temporary suspension; and no right to re-
'lamation, or any claim for any damages or
otherwise. against the city, and no right to
my deduction from the amount paid for
he license shall be claimed to exist on az.
ount OF such temporary suspension.
SEC 70. All ordinances or parts of orli-
ances conflicting with this ordinance are
ereby repealed.
SEC. a. This ordinance shall take effect
nd be In force from and after its passage.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
Jew Orleans December ., 1873
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun. Fitzenreiter,
'ewis, Schneider, Sturcken, Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILTZ, Mayor,
true copy:
DANIEL SCULI,Y Secretarv