The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-02-21
MONROE, LOUISIANA FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1879

and who shall keep for sale, or sell
either by himself or by any employee
distilled liquors in less quantity thar
as provided for in this act, shall bt
liable to fine OF one hundred dollars
for each and every offense, to be re-
covered, by motion, by any person,
after five days previous 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 Hospital
fund provided, that nothing In this
Paragraph shall be held to apply to
hotels, taverns or restaurants, where
liquor is sold to be drank, in good faith,
on the premises by persons eating
therein.
IL. From each proprietor or keeper
OF O restaurant, eating house or beer
saloon, where meals are served by the
day or week oyster saloon, refresh
ment saloon, In which cakes, ice cream,
aud other refreshments are furnished,
one hundred dollars.
IL. Every person, keeping hotel for
the entertainment of transient persons,
or travellers, two hundred and fifty dol
lars !; every keeper Of a country. inn,
twenty-five dollars; every keeper OF a
private or public boarding-house for the
entertainment of persons by the week,
month or year, twenty dollars; pro-
| vide7, that q house, with accomtnoda-
tions for less than ten persons, shall not
be deemed a public boarding house !;
every keeper of a lodging-house for the
accommodation of night dodgers only,
| nity dollars.
13. From each peddier or hawker,
who peddles or carries goods, wares,
merchandise or groceries for sale, or
M, Gknh IN
other water craft, fifty dollars in a
vehicle by one horse or mule, twenty
dollars; in a vehicle by two horses or
mules, twenty-five dollars; ON horse
back, fifteen dollars; on foot, ten dol
lars; provided, that no license hereun-
der shall authorize any person to OBJ
struct the public roads, or to occupy the
uninclosed batture along the Missis-
sippi, or to vend their goods upon the
public road, within six acres of a Ii
censed store, except in tho parish OF
Orleans, or in incorporated towns or
villages.
ii. From each broker as agent be-
tween buyer and seller, for percentage
or other consideration in the sale of
real estate, produce, sugar, coffee, or
from each money, stock, note, bond,
tax, exchange, insurance or steamship
or ship agent, or broker, fifty dollars !;
from each steamboat agent, twenty
dollars.
Is. From each agent or representative
of an insurance company, created by or
under the laws of this State, and trans
acting an insurance business therein,
one thousand dollars; for each insurance
company or agency, not chartered by
this State, but transacting business
therein, one thousand dollars ayouie2ets,
! that no parish or municipal corpora
tion throughout the State shall assess
any license tax over five hundred dol
lars on any such insurance company.
16. From each apothecary, or retail
druggist, thirty dollars; z'rovitletl, that
no dealer in drugs be licensed except
he has a diploma of some medical or
pharmaceutical society, or shall have
been practical druggist for five years
or who shall have and keep in his en-
ploy practical druggist, qualified as
herein expressed from each physician,
surgeon, dentist or attorney at law,
twenty dollars; zroviHee,, that before
any physician or surgeon can obtain a
license, he, she or they shall comply
with the requirements of section 2677
of the Revised Statutes, except those
who are exempted from such require
ments by section 1851 of said statutes,
and any physician, who shall practice,
and who shall receive compensation for
professional services, without having
paid any license, shall be liable to
fine of not less than twenty-five dollars
nor moro than one hundred dollars, on
information filed by the district attor-
ney before any court of competent juris-
diction, and any physician or pretend
ing physician, who shall falsely pretend
to have been a professor of any medical
college, or to hold literary or profes.
sional titles to which he is not entitled,
shall be forever barred from a right to
practice medicine in this State, and
a failure to supply evidence to substan-
tiate any claim to such titles by proper
diploma or other documentary or other
satisfactory evidence shall, on convic-
ton, be fined before any court of COM
petent Jurisdiction the sum of not less
! than one hundred dollars nor more
than two hundred and fifty dollars,
and in default Of payment of said fine
to be imprisoned in the State Peniten-
tiary not less than six months nor more
than five years.
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