The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

Seventh class, where said rooms ex.
ceed in number fifteen (l5). 80
Eighth class, where said rooms ex.
coed in number twelve (l2l. .ts.
! Ninth class, where said rooms exceed
in number nine [9].
I Tenth class, where said rooms ex-
ceed in number six [6. ......s ID.
Eleventh class, where said rooms
exceed in number three (3). .r,
] Provided, that no person who keeps
n boartting-house In connection with
schools or colleges shall pay any IL
censes rs boarding. house. si.s .tf
Provided, That no license shall be
required when the number of said
rooms is less than Is provided for In
class eleven that for every business,
of lodging alone, the license shall be
estimated on the same basis as for ho.
tells and boarding-houses; but gradua-
ted at one-ilalf the rates. That for
every business of restaurant, oyster
house, confectionery, bar-room, caba-
| ret, coffeo-house, cafe, beer saloon,
liquor exchange, drinking saloon, grog
shop, beer gardcn,, or other place,
where any thing to be drunk or eaten
on the premises is sold directly or intli.
rectly, the license shall be based on
the annual gross receipts of said bust.
uess as follows, viz: ;i.tU, .tf &C. i,.
Provided, No license shall be charged
for selling refreshments for charitable
or religious purposes. t
First class, when said receipts exceed
fifty thousand dollars $50 O,OOO]. u
Second class, when said receipts ex-
ceed thirty.seven thousand five hun.
dred dollars 1887 ,5OOl. -....--- -
Third class, when said receipts OK
ceed twenty-five thousand dollars $685.
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Fourth class, when said receipts ex-
ceed twelve thousand five hundred
dollars ($l2, 500.
Fifth class, when said receipts OK
cecd seven thousand five hundred dol
lars 81, ,5OO).
Sixth class, when said receipts ex-
coed five thousand dollars ($5, ,O0O).
Seventh class, when said receipts OK
coed two thousand five hundred dol
lars rs, ,5OO1.
Eighth class, when said receipts ex.
ceed two thousand dollars ($2OOO). Is
Ninth class, when said receipts cx-
coed one thousand five hundred dollars
(s15OO). t, u.GE .H ..,
Tenth class, when said receipts ex-
ceed ono thousand dollars ($1OOO).
Eleventh class, when said receipts
are one thousand dollars ($lOOO) or less.
Provided, that no establishment sell
ing or giving away any spirituous
wines or malt liquors in less quantities
than one pint shall pay less that fifty
dollars.
Provided, that whenever any kind
of business, provided for in this Sec
ton, shall bc combined with any b,lsi-
ness provided for in section seven, the
same classification shall bc made, as
prescribed in this section, but tho
prices of the licenses shall be doubled
that provided in section six.
PROFESSIONS AND PERSONAL OCcUPA.
TIoNS.
Sec. 9. That the annual licenses for
the kind of business hereinafter named
shall bo graduated in six classes, as
follows, viz: ..
First class, for which shall bc paid
fifty dollars ($5O).
Second class, for which shall be paid
forty dollars($4O). .f.,.
Third class, for which shall he paid
thirty dollars ($3O).
Fourth class, for which shall be paid
twenty dollars [s2O.
Fifth class, for which shall be paid
ten dollars ($1O). ...
Sixth class, for which shall be paid
ASS \TcJs
That for every individual or compa.
ny carrying on the profession or busi-
ness of attorney at law, physician, cd
itor, dentist, oculist, broker in money,
notes, real estate, produce, cotton and
sugar, or other business, agency for
publications, freight, ticket, |
claims, patent rights or other business; !
draying, trucking, keeping cabs or
carriages, horses for hire, owners or !
lessccs of toll bridges and ferries, and
master builder, stevedore, and me-
chanic, who employs assistance, the
license for said profession or occupa-
ton shall be based on the annual
amount of gross receipts therefrom, as
follows, viz:
First class, when said receipts cx-
coed ten thousand dollars (slO,O0O).
Second class, when said receipts cx-
coed eight thousand dollars ($s,0OO). 4
Third class, when said receipts ex- I
cccd six thousand dollars ($6O0O).
Fourth class, when said receipts cx-
coed four. thousand dollars ($4OOO).
Fifth class, when said receipts ex-
coed two thousand dollars: (s2oOO).
Sixth class, when said receipts are
two thousand dollars, or less. And all
agents, from other States,
Offering any species of merchandise for
sale or selling the same shall pay q
license of twenty-five dollars per an