The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09

are but two tables alleys, or targets, forty
dollars; where there are more than two
tional on each table, alley or target.
SeyenH-From the managers or lessees OF a
theatre, opera-house, or museum, two hum
dred and fifty dollars; from the owner of any
concert saloon, coffee-house, or beer saloon,
where theatrical plays, dancing Or singing
are performed, whether with or without ad-
mission fee, one thousand dollars; from eacn
proprietor Of cockpit, five hundred dollars
from the owners OF every race course, a agt
for racing purposes, two hundred ana pi'y
dollars. -,
Eighth-From each keeper Of cotton
press, two hundred and fifty dollars, I.on ~,
each owner or keeper of cotton p lc5keIi o ~
gnDery, one hundred dollars; pfopt.ueu, a .anV
this license shall not be applied 20 uoey ~ stnn
ginning less than five hundred pale5 VI ~
for hire: from each banking company, ~
nrivate banker. or agency, two hundred ana
tifty dollars. nrOpided, the city Oh new VI
leans shail not have the right to impose
higher license on said banking coIhpaiiiios'
or private bankers man o sn1 n mU
live hundred dollars; from each dealer In sec
ond- hand hardware, rope ends, refuse from
Shins nickeries or rags, commonly called
iunl. dealers, FIVE hundred dollars
Njnfh-From each fortune-teller. astrol0-
nor or olairyoyant, one hundred dollars.
Z Ienfh-From tho proprietors OF all coffee
bouses. bar-rooms, grOg- shops, beer saloons,
or gardens, or cabarets, eighty"five dollars !
from the proprletors. OF bars kept on steam AZ
boats or other vessels or water craft ffty
dollars; all retail dealers selling liquors,
wines or bitters mot including bottled malt
Iinuors) in less quantity than an ordinary
wine bottle, shall be considered q coffee-house
keeper, whether the liquors be drank on the
premises or not, and shall pay, In addition to
the grocery license, coffee-house license; ,
that retail dealers or groCers selling dtstille
liquors. wines, bitters, ale or beer, In less
quantity than one gallon, but IN no less guam
tity than an ordinary wine bottle, shall be
an additional license OF fifteen dollars each !;
proUided, the liquor so sold 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
I'm distilled liquors In the State OF Louisiana,
without such additional license and who shall
keep for sale or sell, either by himself or by
any employee, distilled liquors in less guam
tity than as provided for In this act shall be
liable to fine of one hundred dollars for
each and every offense, 70 pc 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 Hospital fund ;
,rOpided that nothing In this paragraph shall
rants, where liquor Is sold to be drank, in
good faith, on the premises by persons eating
therein.
Eleventh From each proprietor or keeper Of
a restaurant, eating house or peer saloon,
where meals are served by the day or week ;
oyster saloon, refreshment saloon, In which
cakes, Ice cream. and other refreshments are
furnished, one hundred dollars.
T,relfh-Eyery person, keeping hotel for
the entertainment OF transient persons, or
travellers. two hundred and fifty dollars
every keeper oil country inn, twenty-five
dollars: every keeper of q private or public
boarding house for the entertainment of per
SONS by the week, month or year, twenty dol
lars; provided, that house, with accom- mo
dations for less than ten persons, shall not be
deemed public boarding house; every keep
er Of a. lodging house for the accom- mediation
Of night dodgers only, fifty dollars.
Thirteenth each peddler or hawker
who peddles or carries goods, wares, mer-
chandise or groceries for sale, or sells
| through this State, in a boat or 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; or
| horseback fifteen dollars; on foot, ten dol
lars prorided, that no License hereunder shall
roads, or to occupy the uninclosed batturt
along the Mississippi, or TO vend their goods
| upon the public road, within six acres of 0
| licensed store. except In the parish OF Or
| leans, or In incorporated towns or villages.
| Fourteenth each broker as agent
between buyer and seller, for percentage Oh
other consideration In the sale OF real estate
produce sugar, coffee, or merchandise Ol
| freight, fifty dollars; from each money, stock
note bond, tax exchange, insurance or steam
ship and ship agent. or broker fifty dollars
| from each steamboat agent, twenty dollars.
| Fifteenth From each agent or representa-
| tive of an insurance company, created by 81
under the laws Of this State, and transactins
! an insurance business therein, one Thousand
dollars; from each insurance company o.
| a nh rfarod w hie State hut ra
! acting business therein, one thousand dollars
provided, that no parish or municipal corpor
alton throughout the State shall assess any
| license tax OF over five hundred dollars OF
any such insurance company.
| Sirtepnth-FrOm each apOthecary, or retail
druggist, thirty dollars; proUided, that M
dealer In drugs be licensed except he has {
diploma Of some medical or pharmaceutical
society, or shall have been practical drug
| pist for five wears; or who shall have and keeT
In his employ practical druggist, qualified
as herein expressed, from each physician
surgeon dentist or attorney at law, twenty
dollars; prorided, that before any physician
| or surgeon can obtain license, he, she OF
| they shall comply with the requirements o
\ section 2677 of the Revised Statutes, except
those who are exempted from such require
ments by section 2G81 Of said statutes anC
any physician, who shall practice, and who
| shall receive compensation for prOfes
sional services, without having paid any
!
twenty-five dollars nor more than one hun
bred dollars, ON information filed by the dis
| trict attorney before any court OF competent
jurisdiction, and any physician or pretending
physician, who shall falsely pretend to have
been professor of any medical college, or tc
hold literary or professional titles to which
he is not entitled, shall be forever barred from
4 q right to practice medicine In this State anC
4 a failure to supply evidence to Substantial
any claim to such titles BY proper diploma q
dence shall, on conviction, be fined before any
court of competent jurisdiction the sum o
not less than one hundred dollars nor NOR
than two hundred and fifty dollars, and In de
fault of payment of said fine to be inn risonet
In the State Pen1tentiary not less than si1
months nor more than five years.
tSepenteenth- the only legal evidenc
that license has been paid shall be the ap
pirate form of license issued by the Auditor
and no receipt issued by tax collector, il
place Of the license itself, shall be valid.
| ESgtteenth-From each market dealer 0
any kind, from each and every person VIII
keeps stand or stall, in a market place fly
dollars private market, twenty-five dollars
Njoetoe,,fh- From every contractor snty-eon