New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

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l!ghted; and every person cOntravening
this ordinance shall pay a fine of ten dollars
Tor each contravention, besides fine OF fit-
teen dollars for each week that he or they
shall continue to keep for hire or let any OF
SAID Vehlcles without having complied with
the regulation in respect to numbers.
All the foregoing vehicles shall be num-
bered with the numbers provided by the
city. and a charge of twenty five cents for
each number shall be added to the license,
and whenever "a tin number ia furnished by
the city. and the atliXipg of the same is not
otherwise provided for IN this ordinance,
then, and in that event, such tin number
shall be affixed and kept by the owner of
the vehicle on each side thereof
The owner of each and every vehicle for
which license is obtained shall cause said
license to be registered in the Mayors Of
| fee. and any violation of this section shall
subject the owner thereof to fine of not
less than five or more than ten dollars.
SEC 20. All licenses imposed by this or
| dinance shall be for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1874. The issue OF six months
licenses on and after the first day of July,
1874, and the issue of three months Licenses
on and after October |, 1874, are hereby
authorized.
SEC. II. No license issued under this Or
dinance, unless with the consent of the
Mayor, shall be transierred; and every per
| son transferring, or accepting a transfer OF
| a license, without the Mayors consent, shall
be liable to a fine OF one hundred dollars,
or to imprisonment not to exceed one
month, for each offense; and the licsnse SO
| transferred shall be ipso factO void.
SEC ~. Parties acting III contraventiOn
of the provisions OF this ordinance, by fail
ing to hang up their licenses, or when called
| upon to do so by the Mayor, or any person
| by him desi grated, or by the police, to ex-
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ment of IL fine and to imprisonment, as
hereinafter provided for in this ordinance,
| without prejudice to the rights of the city
to any other remedy provided by law; one
fourth of every such fine to 90 to the in
former.
SEC. -. Any person or persons, firm or
tirms. or any corporation or organization
whatsoever owning or keeping for use any
vehicle i'll which any person or thing ls or
intended to be carried or conveyed in the
| city of New Orleans without a license as
herein required, or doing any business, or
engaged in any trade, calling or profession,
III this city, or performing any act or acts
made subject to license by this ordinance.
or any part or parts of the same, without
license as herein provided tor, Or who shall
violate in any way or manner the prOvi-
siOns of this ordinance, shall be and are
| hereby made liable to a fire in a sum not
| less than ten dollars, and in an additional
amount according to the nature OF the
otfeuse, but not to exceed enc hundred dol
| lars; or to imprisonment, not exceeding one
| month; ana in addition to such fines and
| penalties, such offender shall be liable to
have any unlicensed business suspended,
| the place of business closed, and the per-
sOnal 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 dealt
with according to law; provided, however,
that 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
terIer and tralsfrree OF license, without
the consent OF the Mayor, shall only be
liable 10 the tiues and and penalties pres
crib"d in sections tifty-two, sixty nine and
seventy one of this ordinance.
SEC "a. All licenses issued shall be CON
sidered "a subject to the provisions Of this
| ordinance, ana to all other ordinances of
| the city now existing, or which may here
after he passed. No license granted shall
| be construed or undr rstood to give permits
| Sit II to do, or continue to do, any act or
| business forbidden by any law or
| ordinance or contrary 10 tie police or
| good government OF the city. Should
| naure or regulation. or otherwise, rem
| der impossible the carrying on. or tho con-
tlauance of, any business for which a license
shall nave been taken ont, the holder of the
| license shall be entitled to a propOrtiouate
| retHIn of the amount paid for the license,
according to the time the business should
| be su- pcHGed; provided, that the revocation
of license, or Suspension OF business shall
| not entirle the party TO any reclamation for
the discrnfinuance Of his business, or the
| closing of the place of business nor shall
any right to reclamation exist for the with
drawai oi - license for cause. or on com
| plant, or in the abatement of nuisance, or
in any case arising trcm any fault of the
holder o, the license, or where public inter
| est- may be thereby promoted.
SEC. IS. Should it at any time become
necessary or expedient. in the maintenance
of the police or good lder of TIE city, or in
the protection of public interests, to have
closed, temporarily, any theatre or ether
place of public amusement, or any places of
business or other place for which license
has been obtained under this ordinance, the
Mayor shall have the power to order such
temporary suspension; and 10 right to re-
clamatiou. or any claim for any damages or
otherwise. against the city, aud no right to
any deduction from the amount paid tor
the license shall be claimed to exist on ac-
count 1T such temporary suspension.
SEC. IS. All ordinances or parts of ordi-
nances conflicting with this ordinance ace
hereby repealed.
SEC IT. This ordinance shall take effecs
and b. in force from and after its passage.
Petitions and Communications.
The under mentioned petitions, etc, Pea
scented by the Mayor, were severally re-
terred or disposed of as stated;
From the Board of School Directors, ans
ordered to be spread upon the minutes:
OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
City u New orleans Sixth DIvisiOn). :
Ne 80 Burgundy street. November 2, 1879
TIC the Honorable Mayor and Administrators of the
City OF Sew Orleans:
AT the last meeting Of the Board of
School Directors held November -, 1873,
it was agreed TO reduce the estimate OF
expenditures" for 1874 s., 600 |. BY re-
ducing the item /" Rents of school build
in r" 10000; ,. Reducing the item - Con
tngent expenses and law charges, etc."
5000; 3. By adding 70 the amount of csti-
mated 7, ,eipts from the State school tax
$4,000. The estimate already submitted
10 Your honor Bile body calls for 1881 100;
by ded Quoting "a, 800 leave the amol nj re
CURED lroIn The CITY &55i.lU0.
very respectfully,
: g RADENILAUSEN.
Secretary Board OF School Directors.
FROM Tue l-tF. y. SihllH' pastor u ets
Joen'h'7 Church, for a remission Of taxes
on s.Ii"oI pr -r;y 5elo1 ,ng to tie congre-
attic q ths mission. To the Administrator
pI Assessments.
From Mr.. Ann L. Slack, for remission OF
penalties on bach. taxes due by her, snt
FROM Eager, E'lerman 4 Co, for the moe
jtication "f their contract with the city
relative TO wharyes. To The Committees
III, whole.