Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20

lsaid tax shall be collected Immediately, !
and that this ordinance do take effect from
the date of its publication.
The yeas and nays being called on the |
foregoing ordinance, the following mem
Ibers voted yea:
Messrs. Dupaty, Beasley, Delaune and
Webster.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the or
ldinance adopted.
Il On motion, duly seconded, the following
ordinances relating to licenses, were ad-
opted.
AN ORDINANCE
To levy an annual license tax on trades,
occupations. callings, professions and
other kinds of business.
! SECTION l. Be it ordained By the T5scn
Council of the tosrn of Ndpoleonrille, That
there is hereby levied, and there shall be
lcollected an annual license tax.
tta 10. From each wholesale or retail mer-
> chant, dealer, or trader in any kind OF
merchandise, or merchantable article, hf-
teen dollars; and from the proprietors Of
all eoHeehouses, bar rooms, grog shops
) beer saloons or gardens, or cabarets. thir-
ty dollars; all retail groceries selling, or
! giving away liquors by the glass shall pay
2 IN addition TO the grocery license, a coffee
house license, and each retail grocer or
: dealer in distilled liquors in the town Of
Napoleonyille, who shall keep for sale.
sell or give away, either by himself or by
any employee distilled liquors in less
Quantity than one gallon, without first
having paid cofehouse license. he, she or
they shall forfeit and pay the sum of fifty
!, dollars for each and every ofense, which.
U when recovered, shall be paid into the
; Treasury, one half for the benefit of the
= tinformer and the other half for the benefit
lof the town.
The yeas and nays on the last clause Of
the foregoing ordinance being called
-lyeas, BeaAley; nays, Dupaty; not voting
81 Delaune and Webster, the foregoing vote
y being q tie: the Mayor was called upon to
least the casting vote aud voting in the
! affirmative, the second clause of the above
:, lordinance was declared carried, and the
) licenses fixed accordingly.
20. From each druggist, fifteen dollars.
SO. From each physician, attorney at
u ri1aw, or notary public, ten dollars.
= 40. From each keeper or ware house,
n Tor place of storage for hire. or lumber
r,Iyard, five dollars.
so. From each keeper of livery sta
70 BILE, five dollars.
lei SO. From the proprietor of every circus,
isI for every day they shall perform or exhi.
lbit, twenty dollars.
,ai 20. From every theatrical troupe, or con.
4 Icert. for every representation, or exhibi
Ition, five dollars.
II SO. From every fortune teller, astro
70 lIoger, or clairvoyant, fifteen dollars.
r 90. From every proprietor Of a hotel Oh
inn. ten dollars.
eoI 100. From every restaurant or eating
o. house, ten dollars.
IIo. From every pedd1er of merchan
r-i lilac IN vahiala tan dnllars. an fo0t fl
Ill dollars.
100. From every black smith, five dol
Is. I3o. From every baker, ten dollars.
~ 40. From every butcher, ten dollars
I5o. From every proprietor of q coope
shop or dealer in barrels, i've dollars.
pei $50. From every dealer, or trader il
liars.
at ITO. From every proprietor of publ
Mt dray. cart or wagon, drawn by one o
3x- imore horses, five dollars.
18o. From every fish monger. five do
les lars.
re. lin the lim1ts of the corporation, one dollar
,ns tier boat, sailing craft or fruit boat, lift
- lcents, for landing and fifty cents per da
'ne for every day they lie at the landing.
2Io. All trading fat boats landing witt
The in the corporate limits of the town will b
1re lpermitted to lie at the landing for six day
On the payment to the proper officer on
al dollar per day, and at the expiration
ledfsix days the owner or proprietor OF sal
lboat Or boats, be and they are hereby T
.t touired to take out q city license at Il
~ os same rate and of the same grade as q
- - imposed upon resident merchants; furth
.. =. that in additionsfo the license so impose
" "a they be REQUIRED to continue the paymel
'eu of one dollar per day for each and eve
day they may occupy or be at the landin
lies That for every violation of the provisio
eyl Of this section, the party offending sn'
aid be liable to a fine of not less than ten d
1ai. lars, nor more than twenty-five dollars.
1.-THE discretion of the Mayor.
lastI 22o. From each fiat boat earryI
S50 freight twenty-fy6 cents each landing.
- SEC. q. That this ordinance shalEta
toT. s leffect from and after its publication,
pani On motion. duly seconded, the folIowf
lordinanee relating to police, were adoptt
ntil AN ORDINANCE
oek ITO maintain peace and tranquility witt
the cooperate limits of the town OF
poleonyil1e.
yor' SEC. 1. Be IL ordained by tie 1oacn Con
tc;l of the toscas of Napoteougiite, That
EConstable. be and he is hereby author1z
Ifo arrest, without warrant, any person
inersons guilty of riotous, or dlsorde
- conduct, and present them before the III
Eor to be dealt with according to law
SEC. q. Be it farther ordained, ETC., III
cil. mo person shall be guilty Of fighting, gu
81, ireliinc, or any riotaus, indecent or dis
. iaerly conduct in the streets. houses,
=, tanvwhere else in the town; nor OF aD
! ine. provoking, or disturbing, either
L P. word OF action, any person IN, or walk
iii. any street, road or public highMa.
Inor shall show or expose IN pnelc
siey, wiring, sign, drawing print, carr1casn
Feb stafl,e. or any other object, which may
c;se scandal or has a tendency TO dlstl
Ifhe public peace; nor shall use obscene
"sFo abusive language nor shall ges cry
enor,rb to sta ger; nor shall lndecen
lexnose themselves nor to shoot CT
IL charge firearms Within the limits OF
Y - Tnwn nor shall ride or drive on the 9
!. walks: nor shall break down, destroy,
aacil is1re, Or carry away, any fence, or any
D ad ithereof. or the steps or blinds, or doors
Is on houses. or door plates, or signs; nor
q all ride through the streets at danger
the lsnesd: nor to disturb the peace IN