The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-02-10

are ten thousand dollars or more, and
under hfteen thousand dollars, the
license shall be ten dollars. 49,. ...
9 Fifteenth class, when gross sales
are seven thousand five hundred dol
lars or more, aud under ten thousand
lars and fifty cents. .,.... f..
Sixteenth class, when gross sales
are less than seven thousand five hun.
dred dollars, the license shall he five
dollars. >c..,..,.
Provided, That if any distilled or
spirituous, vinous, malt or other kind
of mixed liquors be sold in connection
with the business of retail merchant,
grocer, restaurant, oyster-house, con.
fectiOnery or druggist, unless it be sold
by prescription of q licensed physician,
In quantities of not less than one pint,
nor more than five gallons, tho license
for such combined business shall be
double tho foregoing, provided that
any one not pursuing any of tho occu-
pations mentioned In this section, SELL
ing spirituous, vinous, malt or other
kind Of liquors In quantities less than
dollars aud IL any of the above men,
ties than one pint in connection with
the business of retail merchant or
grocer, restaurant, oyster-house or con-
fectfonery, the license shall be four
times tho above amount for said COM
bined business; provided, no license
shall issue to sell liquor in less quanti-
ties than pint, without paying II
license not less than fifty dollars.
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SEC. Z. That for every business con-
Quoted by an Insurance company, sOct-
city, association, corporation or other
organization or firm doing an insurance
business of any kind-f fire, marine,
river, accident or other-in this State,
whether located here or operating
through II branch department, resident
board, local Office, or through the me-
dium of any persons, firm, company,
corporation or agency, including pri-
yate underwriting of insurance policies,
the license shall be based ON the gross
annual amount OF premium, as follows.
viz:
First class, when said premiums are
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
or more, and less than two hundred
thousand dollars, the license shall be
four hundred dollars.
Second class, when said premiums
are one hundred thousand dollars or
more, and less than one hundred aud
fifty thousand dollars, tho license shall
be three hundred dollars.
Third class, when said premiums
are eighty thousand dollars or more,
and less than one hundred thousand
dollars, the license shall he two hum
dred and fifty dollars.
Fourth class, when said preni-
ums are sixty thousand dollars or more
and less than eighty thousand dollars
the license shall be two hundred dollars
| Fifth class, when said premium:
arc fifty thousand dollars or more
| and less than sixty thousand dollars
the license shall be ono hundred and
fifty dollars.
Sixth class, when said premiums
arc forty thousand dollars or moro,
and less than fifty thousand dollars,
the license shall be one hundred dollars.
Seventh class, when said premiums
are thirty thousand dollars or more,
and less than forty thousand dollars,
the license shall he sevent " five dollars.
Eighth class, when said premiums
are less than thirty thousand dollars,
the license shall be fifty dollars.
Provided, that the said gross amount
of annual premiums shall not include
unearned and returned premiums and
reinsuranccs.
Every person following II business
whereby insurance is effected, in any
corporation, society, partnership or
firm, where said person il not acting In
effecting such insurance MS the agent
Of a corporation incorporated under the
laws Of this State, or of Il corporation,
society, firm or copartncrship doing
business in this State through an agent
duly authorized and accredited under
section Of this act, shall pay license
equal to the aggregate amount OF
licenses which the said corporations,
societies, partnerships or firms wherein
said insurance is SO effected, would
| have to pay the State license were
they doing business separately in this
State throegh said parties efrccting in.
surance, as their agent
| cARRRING AND STORING.
SEC. g. That for every omnibus ol
regular coach or herdic business, ant
for every business of transporting
money, merchandise or other article
by express or transfer, of operating on
or more tow-boats or g-boats, @
keeping II warehouse or storase-room
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