Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-31

Licenses for the Year 1879.

| l. From each wholesale and retail mer
chant. dealer or trader; from each i'm
porter or dealer ii bar stores !; from every
coffeehouse keeper, bar room, grog shop
beer saloon or cabaret, the sum OF fifty
dollars.
g. From each keeper of q warehouse, OF
lumber yard, ten dollars.
3. From each keeper of livery stable
or feed stable, with stalls or other accom-
modations for less than fifty heads OF
horses or mules, ten dollars from any
public hack dray, or other vehicle drawn
by one horse or mule, five dollars !; from
every public carriage, stage, dray, truck,
wagon, float, or other vehicle. drawn by
two or more horses or mules, eight dollars;
to be paid by the proprietors toereof.
4. From each keeper or proprietor of a
brewry or distillery, one hundred do lars.
S. From each proprietor of billiard
saloon or bowling alley, in which there is
but one table or alley, twelve dollars
where there is more than one table or
alley, five dollars for each additional table
or alley.
/ 6. From each keeper of q cotton press,
and from each keeper of a cotton ginnery,
or pickery, ten dollars; provided, that no
cotton gin on plantation and established
fol- the sole and exclusive use of said plan
tation shall be taxed.
Z. From every fortune-teller. clairyoyant
or astrologer, one hundred dollars.
8. From each proprietor OF keeper of a
restaurant, eating house, oyster saloon or
refreshment saloon in which any refresh
ment is furnished from each keeper of a
boat or other water craft used as restau
rant, oyster saloon or refreshment saloon
ten dollars.
9. From each keeper of boarding
house, accommodating over five persons
ten dollars.
10. From each peddler or hawker who
peddles or carries goods, wares, merehan-
disc or groceries for sale in boat or other
water craft. one hundred dollars; in a
vehicle drawn by two or more mules or
horses, twenty-five dollers in vehicle
drawn by one mule or horse, fifteen dol
lars on horseback, ten dollars ; on foot,
five dollars.
IL. From each dentist, druggist, apothe-
cary, twenty-five dollars from eadh physi-
clan, notary public or attorney at law,
twenty five dollars; from each midwife,
five dollars.
II. From each and every butcher, or
market dealer of every kind, ten dollars !;
from each oyster, fish or fruit boat, FIVE
dollars.
13. From each blacksmith, barber, shoe
maker or tailor, who is boss of ashop, five
dollars from every saddler, or harness.
maker, fifteen dollars.
IA. From every proprietor of a factory
of any kind, sugar or molas es refinery,
foundry, planning machine. saw mill, sash
or blind factory; from each carriage or
buggy manufacturer, wheelwright or wag-
on maker, twenty dollars. Nothing in this
item shall apply to sugar houses on any
plantation for its sole use.
Is. From each soda or mineral water -foun
tain, fruit stand or stall of any kind, five
dollars.
16. From every transient show, circus,
or public exhibition of any
kin.i, the sum of fifteen dollars in advance
Of each performance.
IL. Every proprietor of photographic
gallery, whether the same be on land or
water, shall pay as license the sum of
ten dollars.
Is. Every person having more than one
shop, store Ors establishment, or who shall
exercise or follow more than one profes-
zion, trde, calling. or business, shall pay
,he tax on each separately; and each part
Ter of any firm in this parish, whether
active or silent, seall pay the license pre-
'cribed by law.
AUGUST BULOW,
Treasurer. |