New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10

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connection with . machine or pattern na-
ker shop, fifty dollars.
Every copper, tin or iron smith, twenty
five dollars.
Carrying ON . machine shop, disconnected
from Q foundry, twenty-five dollars.
Carrying on q pattern maker shop, not
connected with foundry, fifteen dollars.
Carrying on general iron repairing shop,
twenty five dollars.
Carrying on blacksmith, gunsmitn, look
smith, or bell hanging shop, ten dollars.
SEC. AZ. Every member of . company or
firm, and every person not connected with
company or firm, keeping dairy, twenty
dollars.
SEC. 4S. Every member Of company or
firm, and every person not connected with
company or firm, keeping an oyster stand,
tail. ten dollars; where oysters are cold by
Wholesale, fifty dollars; where oysters are
cooked and sold, twenty five dollars.
SEC. 49. Every keeper of An intelligence
office, twenty five dollars.
SEC. so. Every veterinary surgeon or Chi
ropOdist. ten dollars.
SEC. 81. The owner or proprietor of any
hall hired or let for concerts, assemblies.
balls, or public meetings, one hundred dol
lars.
Every person giving q ball, assembly. or
concert, for profit or gain, shall pay ten dol
lars for each exhibition.
SEC. 50. Every member of company or
firm, and every person not connected with
company or firm, whose business is to buy,
sell, trade or barter in horses, mules, cattle,
sheep or hogs, at private or public ssie'
shall be declared . stock dealer.
1t shall not DO lawful for any person or
association of persons to engage or continue
in the business Of stock dealer without
first procuring license therefor.
The amount Of license to be paid by each
stock dealer shall be one hundred dollars.
ANY stock dealer who shall transact bust
ness without first procuring license
therefor shall be fined in the amount OF one
hundred dollars. or be Imprisoned not ex-
ceeding one month.
SEC. So. Every keeper of y barber shop,
ten dollars.
Every bakery, ten dollars.
Every butcher, ten dollars.
Every night scavenger or vidangeur, five
dollars.
Every keeper Of laundry. ten dollars.
SEC. 81 Every claim agent and custom
house broker, twenty-five dollars.
SEC So Every commercial agent, having
an agency OF establishment for giving
information of the standing Of commercial
or other firms, two hundred and fifty dol
lars.
SEC. Sc. Every member Of company or
firm. and every person not connected with
a company or firm, keeping tarpaulins Tor
hire, twenty five dollars.
SEC. so. Every member Of a company or
firm. and every person not connected with
company or firm, keeping hand trucks for
hire, twenty five dOllars.
Every member Of company Of firm, and
every person not connected with company
or firm, keeping sk:ds tor hire. twenty-five
dollars.
SEC. s.. Every person acting for him or
herself, or as an agent travelling for others,
who shall receive orders, or display samples
or sell goods, in any manner whatsoever,
shall nav for his Or her license the sum Of
seventy five dollars.
SEC. So Every keeper OF photograph
gallery, twenty five dollars.
Sec GO. Every stevedOre, fifty dollars.
Sec. 81. Every member Of a company or
firm, and every person not connected with
company or firm, keeping private mar
ket. three hundred dollars.
Every member Of company or firm. anu
every person not connected with company
or firm. keeping a stall for the sale OF poul'
trv. game or vegetables only. at any other
place than at one Of the city markets. ten
dollars.
The proprietor and keeper Of each and
every slaughternouse. five hundred dollars.
Every mem ber Of a company or firm, and
every person not Connected with c0mpa'
ny or firm. doing business in the Bazaar
ket. ten dollars.
SEC. 81. Every member OF company or
firm, and every person not connected with
company or firm, doing business as q rec
tail dealer in fruit or fish only. in city
market. ten dollars: and every dealer IN
vegetables. in . CITY market only. i've doi'
lars.
SEC. 6s Each and every attorney and
counselor at law. and average adjuster.
surgeon. surgeon dentist and physician.
twenty dollars.
SEC 81 Every member Of company or
firm. and every person not connected with
company or firm. keeping cotieehouse.
bar room. grogshop, cabaret. or any place
Of that character, one hundred dollars.
Cotfeehouse with instrumental music.
two hundred dollars.
Cotfeshouse with instrumental ana vocal
music. three hundred dollars.
Coffeehouse with theatrical performances.
one Thousand dollars.
SEC. IS. Every member OF q company o.
firm. and every person not connected with
q company or firm. keeping for business
flying horse or skating rink. fifty dollars.
Sec. &c. Each and every member OF
company OF firm. and every person not
connected with company os firm, who
shall exercise oE follow moro than one pro-
fession, trade. calling or business, shall pay
. license for each profession, trade, calling
or business, and foe each End every store or
place OF business.
SEC. 81. Each and every person pursuing
any profession. calling or business. con-
Quoted within the limits of the city OF New
Orleans, not mentioned o. enumerated in
this ordinance. shall pay the sum OF sen
dOllars.
SEC. 6s. Each and every member OF .
mt
connected with . comcany or firm doing
business, or pursuing any ayOcation under
authority Of this ordinance. shall be required
to keep hung up or posted. in conspicuous
place. in his counting room. store or place
Of business ,she proper license for the same.
Sec. So. The owner or owners of vehicles
used in he way Of business for transporta.
ton of e GODS, wares and any articles and
materials, shall pay the following sums per
annum for licenses: On every express or
transfer wagon, dray or cart. drawn by one
horse only. ten dollars; by two or more
horses, twenty dollars: on every float,
drawn by one horse only, fifteen dollars; by
two or more horses, twenty-five dollars: on
every Get OF timber wheels, and on every
Jerry or timber truck used for hauling
heavy articles, twenty-five dollars; on every
four. wheel spring wagon, drawn by one
horse only, ten dollars; by two or more
horses. fifteen dollars; on every beer wagon.
fifteen dollars. And every driver of We
hicle above referred to IN this section. shall
pay ten dollars per annum.
Timber wheels shall not have less than
five inches width OF tire.
Each and every market gardeners cart
or wagon engaged in bringing vegetables to
market shall be licensed At the rate OF tive
dollars per annum.
Each and every milk wagon or milk cart.
at the rate of ten dollars per annum.
Every hand cart, two dollars per annum
Evarv Ouuar Or nrOprietOr of any car