The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-04-12
s NO. 80.

more, and less than thirty-fiye thou
sand dollars, thetlicense shall DO aft,
dollars, $50.
+ Seventh class, when said receipts ar,
over twenty thousand dollars and les
tnan twenty-five thousand dollars. I'll,
\ license shaU be thirty dollars, $50.
Eighth class, when the said recent
are over fifteen thousand dollars an,
less than twenty thousand dollars, til,
license shall be twenty-five dollars, $25
Ninth class, when the said recent.
are less than fifteen thousand dollars
the license shall be fifteen dollars, Sl5
Provided no person or firm whose re.
celpts are less than one thousand doh
lars, shall pay any license.
ADJUSTMENTS.
SEC. 10. That for every business Of
Keeping ii theatre, opera house, ampt,i-
theatre, academy of music, a license
shall be based upon the quantity of
space devoted to spectators, to be calcu-
lated by the number Of seats or ortlina-
ny space for seats, as follows, viz:
First class, when the number of seats
or spaces exceeds five hundred. the IL
cense shall be one hundred dollars
500. '"' .
Second class, when the number Of
seats or spaces is less than five hundred
the license shall be seventy-fivo. dol.
lars, $75. A
Provided that for any place where
can-can, clodoche or other similar a..
n.ale dancing or sensation performances
or statuary exhibitions are shown. or
any other fixed place for either theatri.
cal, musical, minstrel, concert, dancing
Or variety performance, exhibitions,
amusements or show, the license slIali
De live hundred dollars; and nothing Il,
TINS paragraph shall be construct "A
licensing or permitting any perform.
ance which is prohibited by other ortli.
nances or police regulations. Provided
that nothing in this section shall annlv
to any respectable and legitimate place
OF business already paying a license
under the provision of this act. where
tree concerts may be given for the en-
tertalnment of guests, by regular or
ganlzed orchestras only. That for eye-
ny business of museum. menaoerie
circus Or other travelling show, exhibi-
tlon or performance, the license shalt
De based OH the number of attaches.
or employees as follows, viz:
First class, when the number of said
persons is one hundred or more. tho
license shall be five hundred dollars.
$500. 1o' y
Second class, when the number of
said persons is seventy-five or more.
anu less than one hundred, the license
shall be fonr hundred dollars $500.
Third class, when the number Of
said persons is fifty or more, and less
than seventy five, the license shall bf,
three hundred dollars $500.
Fourth class, when the number of
said persons is thirty or more. and less
than fifty the license shall be two hun
dred and fifty dollars $3.50.
Fifth class, when the number Of said
persons is twenty or more. and lesa
than thirty, the license shall be two
bundled dollars 5000.
Sixth class, when the number of sail
persons is ten or more, and less than
twenty, the license shall be one hun
dred and fifty dollars $50.
Seventh class, when the number of
SAID persons is five or more and less
han ten, the license shall be one hnn.
bred dollars 800.
Eighth class, when the number Of
said persons is four, the license shall
be seventy five dollars SIS.
Ninth class, when the said number
of persons is three, the license shall
be fifty dollars $50.
Tenth class, when the number Of
said persons is two, tue license shall
be forty dollars $40.
Eleventh class. when the number il
.ne, the license shall be thirty dollars
That for every hall where balls or
entertainments not above provided for
Ire given, the classification for ljcensea
shall be as in the first part of this sec.
Ion, but their prices shall be only one
ourlh OF those provided for in section
~, provided, this shall not apply to
oa'is given by private parties, or for
purposes.
That every race. course, picnic gar
len or park, or other outdoor estab.
Ilsilment, charging admission or rented
or hire, license of one hundred dol
ars per annum shall be paid.
For base ball park a license Of
wenty- five dollars shall be paid.
That for each person carrying on the
business or calling of selling or deal.
ng in railroad or steamship tickets,
the said tickets be sold
N the streets, in tho Office of the,
company he represents, or that of any
,ther company, shall pay an annual
license graded upon The number Of
companies he represents, o-wit: Ono
company twenty-five dollars; twl
companies, forty dollars; three or more
fifty dollars.
Each and every peddler or hawk6r
hall pay an annual license graded az
When travelling on foot Eve dollars.
When travelling on horse back ten
Collars. When travelling in two horse
'ehicle, twenty FIVE dollars.
When travelling on boat, barge or
ther water craft, one hundred dollars,
'rovided no ',awker or peddler whose
took does not exceed in value ten
ollars, will be required to pay any
lcense.
sUsTENANcE AND ENTERTAINMENTS,
Sec. II. That for every business a
eeping hotel or boarding house.
hen lodg Dg and eating are combined
be license shall be based on tho mum.
or Of furnished lodging rooms for
uests as follows, viz;
First class, when said rooms are in
umber seventy-fve or more, and less
ran one hundred and fifty, the license
hall be two hundred and fifty dollars
$50.
Second class, when said rooms are
] number forty-five or more, and less
ian seventy.five, tho license shall be
NO hundred dollars 5000.
Third class, when said rooms are IL
lumber thirty or more, and less than
,rty-five, the license shall be one
undred and fifty dollars $3.50.
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