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

! When gross sales exceed fifteen
thousand dollars, twenty dollars ES2Ol.
| When gross sales exceed ten thousand
dollars, ten dollars 1910
! When gross sales are less than five
| thousand dollars, the license shall be
five dollars 1857.
| Provided, That if any distilled, spir-
ituous, vinous, malt or other kind OF
mixed liquors be sold in connection
with the business of retail merchant or
grocer, in quantities of not less than
one pint nor more than five gallons,
| tho license for such combined business
shall he double the foregoing; and if
any of the above mentioned liquors are
sold in less quantities than one pint in
! connection with the business of retail
| merchant or grocer, the license shall
DO four times the above amount for
| said combined business provided, no
license shall issue to sell liquor in less
quantities than a pint, without paying
license not less than fifty dollars. ...f
| ~ CARRYING AND STORING. f.
SEC. s. That for every street rail-
road, or business of operating local
railroad, and for every business of
transporting money, merchandise, fur
niturc or other articles, by express or
transfer, of operating one or more tow
boats or tugboats, of keeping u ware
house or storage-roon,, the license shall
be based on the gross annual receipts
of said business, as follows:
First class, when receipts arc over
five hundred thousand dollars r$5OO,-
OOO1.
Second class, when receipts are over
four hundred thousand dollars E$lOO,-
0001.
Third class, when receipts are over
three hundred thousand dollars r$3OO,-
OO0.1
Fourth class, when receipts are over
two hundred thousand dollars Tf2OO,-
OOO1.
Fifth class, when receipts are over
one hundred thousand dollars [$lOO,-
OOO].
Sixth class, when receipts are over
seventy-tiv thousand dollars RS, 5,OOOl.
Seventh class, when receipts are over
fifty thousand dollars 1850, ,OOOl.
Eighth class, when receipts arc over
thirty thousand dollars 1850, ,OOO7.
Ninth class, when receipts are over
fifteen thousand dollars ($15,0O0).
Tenth class, when receipts are over
five thousand dollars $5,OOO).
Eleventh class, when receipts are
over one thousand dollars Isl ,OOOl.
Provided, that no license shall be re-
quircd when said annual receipts are
less than one thousand dollars.
SEC. 6. That the licenses hereinafter
provided for shall be graduated in
eleven classes, or so many thereof as
shall be hereinafter indicated, rs fol-
lows, viz:
First class, for which shall be paid
five Hundred dollars rS5OOl.
Second class, for which shall be paid
three hundred and sevcnty-fivc dol
lars Is375l.
Third class, for which shall be paid
two hundred and fifty dollars Cs25Ol.
Fourth class, for which shall be paid
one hundred and fifty dollars ($l5Oj.
Fifth class, for which shall be paid
one hundred dollars CslOOl. ... !
Sixth class, for which shall be paid
seventy-tive dollars $3.50.
Seventh class, for which shall be paid
fifty dollars (s50).
Eighth class, for which shall be paid
thirty dollars (s3O.) q -.. t. 49,.
Ninth class, for which shall be paid
twenty-five dollars 1921. r.
Tenth class, for which shall be paid
fifteen dollars 1857.
Eleventh class, for which shall be
paid ESlO]. .." '..u
... AMUSEMENTS.
cfC. 4. 1haI 1OT every DuSlIlcSS OF
museum, mcnageric, circus or other
travelling show, exhibition or perform |
ancc, the license shall be based on the |,
number Of attaches, whether proprie-
tors, performers, employees, as follows,
viz:
First class, when the number OF said |
persons is over one hundred [lOO1.
Second class, when the number OF !
said persons is over seventy-five I75].
Third class, when the number of said
persons is over fifty C5O1.
Fourth class, when the number of
said persons is over thirty 1901.
Fifth class, when the number of said
persons is over twenty [2Ol.
Sixth class, when the number of said
persons is over ten [1Ol.
Seventh class, when the number of
said persons is over five [5l.
Eighth class, when the number Of
said persons is over four [4l.
Ninth class, when the number of
said persons is over three T31.
Tenth class, when the number of
said persons is over two ri.
Eleventh class, when the number of
said persons is two or less, one ri.
SUSTESANCE AND REFRESHMENTS. |
SEC. 8. That for every business of
keeping hotel or boarding house where
lodging and eating arc combined, the
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