The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
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Seventh class, for which shall be paid 5
Eighth claes, for which shall be paid 4
! Ninth class, for which shall be paid 8
Tenth class, for which shall be paid. 2
Eleventh class, for which shall be paid Il
SEC. TO- (AmusementsD That for every bust
ness of keeping a theatre, opera house, am
phitheatre academy OF music the ltcens'
shall be based on the quantity of space de
voted to the spectators, to be calculated by
the number Of seats, or ordinary spaces fol
seats, as follows, viz:
First class, when the number OF seats Oh
spaces exceed 1000.
Second class, when the number of seats OF
spaces exceed $50.
Third class, when the number Of seats OIL
spaces exceed 500.
Fourth class, when the said number of
seats Is 500 or less than. ................ SOC
| Provided, that no business of this class
| shall be licensed for less than two hundred
and fifty dollars; provided, that In cities or
| towns Of this State the population OF which
| is less than $4,000, the license shall be based
on the quantity OF space devoted to the spec.
tators, to be calculated by the number of
seats or ordinary spaces FOR seats, as follows
First class, when the number OF seats or -,
| spaces exceed. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Second class, when the number Of seats
or spaces is less than. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
The first class shall pay an annual license
of. ...................... $10C
The second class shall pay an annual
Provided further, that for any place where
can-can, clodoche or other similar female
| dancing or sensation performance or statuary
| exhibitions are shown, or any other
fixed place, for either theatrical, musical.
Torrance, exhibition, amusement or show
the license shall be $1,000 in cities with popr
ulation OF more than $4,000; and In cities o
towns with less population the license shall
be $500, and nothing In this paragraph shall
| be construed as licensing or permitting any
performance which is prohibited by other
laws, ordinances or police regulations.
| And that for every business of museum,
menagerie, circus or other travelling show,
exhibition or performance, the license shall
| be based on the number of attaches. whether
proprtetors, performers, employees as follows,
viz:
First class, when the number of said per-
sons is over. Observation-Disclosures. 100
| Second class, when the number of said
persons Is over. Observation-Disclosures. rs
| Third class, when the number OF said per-
Fourth class, when the number of said
| persons is over. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Fifth class, when the number of said per-
sons iS over. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Sixth class, when the number Of said per-
| SONS is over Observation-Disclosures. 10
Seventh class, when the number of said
| Eighth class, when the number of said
persons Is over OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Ninth class, when the number of said
| persons Is over Observation-Disclosures. 8
Tenth class, when the number of said per-
sons Is over OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
| Eleventh class, when the number OF said
| persons Is two or less ................
That for every hall where balls or enter
| tainme tents, not above provided for, are given
| the first part of this section, but their prices
| shall be only half OF those provided for In sec
| ton (9) nine.
SEC. II. (Sustenance and refreshments).
That for every business Of keeping hotel or
boarding house where lodging or eating are
combined, the license shall be based on the
number of furnished lodging rooms for guests
as follows. viz:
First class where said rooms exceed in
number ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Second class, where said rooms exceed In
number NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 225
Third class, where said rooms exceed in
number Observation-Disclosures. 100
Fourth class, where said rooms exceed In
number Observation-Disclosures. rs
Fifth class, where said rooms exceed in
number ..................... As
Sixth class, where said rooms exceed in
number Observation-Disclosures. 80
Seventh class. where said rooms exceed In
Eighth class, where said rooms exceed
In number Observation-Disclosures. 10
Ninth class, where said rooms exceed In
number Observation-Disclosures. 9
Eleventh class, where said rooms exceed
Ill uutDDeE Observation-Disclosures. b
Provided, that no person who keeps board
Ing. house In connection with schools or col
leges shall pay any licenses as boarding
house.
Provided, that no license shall be required
when the number of said rooms less than as
provided for In class eleven. That for every
business of lodging alone the license shall be
estimated on the same basis as for hotels and
boarding-houses, but graduated at one-half
the rates. That for every business of restau-
| rant, oyster-house, confectionery, bar-room,
cabaret cotfee-hOuse, cafe, beer saloon, liquor
exchange drinking saloon, Rrog shop, beer
garden, or other place where anything to be
drunk or eaten on the premises Is sold direct
ly or indirectly, the license shall be based on
the annual gross receipts of said business as
follows. viz:
First class, when said receipts exceed $50, 900
Second class, when said receipts ex-
CeeQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5i,5UU
Third class, when said receipts ex-
coed. .......,........ $4,000
coed ............... 1880
Fifth class, when said receipts exceed $500
Sixth class, when said receipts exceed 5000
Seventh class, when said receipts ex-
Eighth class, when said receipts ex- ~
Ninth class, when said receipts ex-
coed ....................... 1900
Tenth class, when said receipts ex-
coed. 1000
Eleventh class. when said receipts,
are Observation-Disclosures. =. 81 900 or less
Provided, that whenever any KIND of bust
ness provided for in this section shall be COM
pined with any business provided for In Sec
ton (10) ten, the same classification shall be
made as prescribed in this section, but the
prices of the licenses shall be double that pro-
vided In section 90 nine.
Professions and Personal Occupations.
SECTION -. Thar the annual licenses for
the kinds of business hereinafter named
shall be graduated In six classes as follows
viz:
First class, for which shall be paid $50
Second class, for which shall be paid 40
Third class, for which shall be paid. 80
Fourth class, for which shall be paid 20
Fifth class, for which shall be paid. 10
Sixth class, for which shall be paid. 5
That for every individual or company car
rying on the profession or business OF attor-
ney at law, physician, editor, dentist, oculist,
broker In money, notes, real estate, produce,
| cotton and sugar, or other business, agency
for steamboats,, publications, freight, tickets,