The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-04-12
under City thousand dollars, the Ii
cense shall be forty dollars $40.

and under forty thousand dollars, I'll
4 license shall be thirty dollars $50.
L Fourteenth class, when gross sale
70 are twenty five thousand dollars q
% more, and under thirty thousand dol
lars, the license shall be twenty fiv
's dollars S25.
al Fifteenth class, when gross sales ar
y twenty thousand dollars or more, an
. less than twenty-five thousand dollars
d the license shall be twenty dollars $40
Sixteenth class, when gross sales ar
i fifteen thousand dollars or more, an,
J, under ten thousand dollars, the liceus
d shall be fifteen dollars SIS.
: Seventeenth class, when gross sale
are ten thousand dollars or more, ant
: under fifteen thousand dollars, the Ii
j, cense shall be ten dollars $40.
4 Eighteenth class, when gross sales
are seven thousand five hundred dol.
lars or more, and under ten thousand
s dollars, the license shall be seven dol.
lars and fifty cents 81 so.
Nineteenth class, when gross sales
are less than seven thousand five hun.
dred dollars, the license shall be five
, dollars, So.
Provided, That if any distilled spirit
uQus, vinous malt or other kind of mix
ed liquors be sold in connection with
the business of retail merchant, grocer,
restaurant, oyster-house, confectionery
or druggist, unless it be sold by pre-
scrlption OF licensed physician, in
quantities Of not less than one pint. nor
more than five gallons, the license for
such combined business shall be dou-
Ole the foregoing; provided that any
one not pursuing any of the occupa-
lions mentioned in this section. selling
spirituous, vinous, malt or other kinds
of liquors in quantities of less than five
gallons shall pay license of fifty dol
iars ana II any OF the above mentioned
liquors are sold in less quantities than
one pint in connection with the bust
ness OF retail merchant or grocer, res
taurant, oyster-house or confectionery,
the license shall be four times the
above amount for said combined bust
ness; provided no license shall issue to
sell liquor in less quantities than
pint, without paying license not less
than fifty dollars.
INsuRINa.
SEC. Z. That for every business con-
Quoted by an insurance company, soci-
ely, association, corporation or other
organization or firm doing an insurance
business of any kind-fire, marine, riy-
er, accident or other-in this State.
whether locote1 here or operating
through branch department, resident
board, local office, or through the me-
dun OF any persons, firm, company.
corporation or agency, including pri-
vate underwriting Of insurance policies.
the license shall be based on the gross
annual amount of premiums, as fol-
lows, viz:
First class, when said premiums
amount to five thousand dollars and do
not exceed ten thousand dollars. the
license shall be fifty dollars, $50.
Second class, when said premiums
amount to three thousand dollars and
90 not exceed five thousand dollars, the
license shall be forty dollars, $40.
Ihlrd class, when said amount of Dre-
miums amount to two thousand dollars
and donot exceed three thousand dol
lars the license shall be thirty dol.
lars, $50.
Fourth class, when said premiums
are less than two thousand dollars, the
license shall be fifteen dollars. s15.
Provided, that the said gross amount
OF annual premiums shall not include
unearned and return premiums and re-
|.insurances.
CARRYING AND STORING.
Sec. 8. That for every omnibus or
regular coach or herdic business. and
Tor every business of transporting mo-
ney, merchandise or other articles by
express or transfer, of operating one or
more tow-boats, of keeping a ware
mouse or storage room, the license shall
De based on the gross annual receipts
OF SAID business, rs follows. except
railroads running outside of the city.
First class, when receipts are twenty-
i've thousand dollars or more, and less
than seventy-five thousand dollars, the
license shall be forty dollars, $40.
Second class, When receipts are five
Thousand dollars or more, and less than
twenty-five thousand dollars, the liz
cense shall be thirty dollars, $780,
Ihlrd class. when receipts are less
than five thousand dollars the license
shall be twenty-five dollars, S25.
Provided, that for the business of
carrying on, operating or running any
horse or steam railroad, or both. for
the TRANSFORMATION OF passengers within
the limits of the city, the annual license
shail ne based on the annual receipts, !
as follows, viz:
First class, when the annual gross
receipts are twenty-five thousand dol
lars, or in excess of that amount, the
license shall be one hundred dollars.
500.
Second class, when the annual gross
receipts are less than twenty-five thou
sand dollars, the license shall be fifty
dollars, $50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEC. 8. That for carrying on each bus I
mess of gas light, electric light, water
works, telegraphing, 0ncluding local
and district telegraph,) telephone ex-
change, cotton compress, cotton pack.
cry, slaughter-house, distilling and rec
tifying alcoholic or malt liquors, manu-
featuring tobacco, cigars or cigarettes.
refining sugar and molasses, manufac-
turing cotton seed oil, oil cake, or cot
ton seed meal, the license shall be based
on the gross annual receipts of each
person, association Of persons, business
firm or corporation engaged in said
business, as follows:
First class, when the said receipts are
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
or more, and less than two hundred
thousand dollars, the license shall be
two hundred and fifty dollars, $3.50.
Second class, when the said receipts
are one hundred thousand dollars or
more, and less than one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, the license shall
be two hundred dollars 5000.
Third class, when the said receiptsl
are seventy-fve thousand dollars or
more, and less than one hundred thou
sand dollars, the license shall be one
and fifty dollars, $3.50.
Fourth class, when the said receiptsl
are fifty thousand dollars or more, and {
less than seyenty-fiye thousand dollars,
the license shall be one hundred dol
lars, 500.