The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-02-27

of a cotton picker, or: ginnery, one
hundred dollars; pr0rided, that this
license shall not be applied to cot.
ton gins ginning less than five hun
dred bales OF cotton for hire; from
each banking company, or private
banker, agency, two hundred and
fifty dollars; prouided, the city of
New Orleanes SHALL not have the
right to impose higher license on
said banking companies, or private
bankers, than the license imposed
by the State; from each pawnbroker,
five hundred dollars; from each
dealer in secondhand hardware,
rope ends, refuse from ships, pick
cries or rags, commonly called junk
dealers, five hundred dollars.
| Ninth-From each fortune-teller.
astrologer, or clairvoyant, one hun
dred dollars.
| Teath-From the proprietor of all
coffee-houses, bar-rooms, grog shop,
beer saloons,or gardens, or cabarets,
eighty.five dollars; from the propri
etors of bars kept on steamboats, o.
other vessels or water craft, fifty
dollrrs; all retail dealers selling
| liquors, wines or bitters mot inclnd-
ing bottled malt liquors) in less
quantity than an ordinary wine bot
tie, shall be considered coffee-h ouse
keeper, whether the liquors be drank
on the premises or not, and shall
pay in addition to the grocery lie
ense; a coffee house license; that r.
tail dealers or grocers selling dis
| titled liquors, wines, bitters, ale or
beer, in less quantity than an ordi-
nary wine bottle, shall be considered
as retail liquor dealers, and pay an
additional license of fifteen dollars
each; prouided, the liquor so sol,i
shall not be drank on the premises
If drank on the premises he shall
be considered coffee house keeper;
and each retail grocer or dealer in
distilled liquors in the State of
Louisiana, without such additional
license, and who shall keep for sale,
Tor sell, either by himself or by any
Iemployee, distilled liquors in less,
Quantity than as provided for in this
act, shall be liable to fine of one
hundred dollars for each and every
offense, to be recovered, by motion,
by any person, after five days pre-
vious notice before any court OF
competent Jurisdiction, which, when
recovered, shall be paid by such
Justice to the State Treasurer, for
the benefit of the Charity Hospitol
/ fund; provided, that nothing in this
4 paragraph shall be held to apply to
hotels, taverns or resta urants, where
4 liquor is sold to DO drank, in good
faith, on the premises by spers1ns
eating therein. @ ad Er,~aas III.
/ Eleueath-From each proprietor
or keeper of a restaurant, eating
house or beer saloon, where meals
are served by the day or week; oys'
ter saloon, refreshment saloon, in
| which cakes, ice cream, and other. re
freshments are furnished, one hun
dred dollars. e:jasif.s.-sTs... 813
/ TUeyth-Eyery person, keepinga
hotel for the entertainment of tran.
sient persons, or travellers two huns
bred and fifty dollars; every keeper
of country inn, twenty five dollars;
every keeper of a private or public
clearinghouse for the entertain
ment of persons by the week.
month or year. twenty dollars; pro
uided, that house, with accommo-
dation for less than. ten persons,
shall not be deemed a public board
ing house; every keeper of a lodg-
ing house for the accommodation OF
night dodgers only, fifty dollars.
Thirteenth-From each peddler OF
hawker who peddles or carries
goods, wares, merchandise or groc.
cries for sale, or sells through this
State, in a boat or other water
: craft, fly dollars; in a vehicle b.
one horse or mule, twenty dollars;
in a vehicle by two horses or mules,
twenty-five dollars; on horseback,
fifteen dollars; on foot ten dollars;
provided, that no license hereunder
shall authorize any person to OBJ.
fstruct the public roads, or to occupy
, the uninclosed batture along the
Mississippi, or to yend their goods
upon the public road, within six
acres of a licensed store, except in
!, the parish of Orleanes, or in incor
porated towns or villages.
II FOurteenth-From each broker as
. agent between buyer and seller, fo1
percentage or other consideration
in the sale of real estate, produce
|, sugar coffee, or merchandise OF