The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-02-28
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less selling in quantities less than
whole animal, whose license shall then
be FIVE dollars.
sUsrESANCE AND REFRESHMENTS.
SEC. 9. That for every business OF
keepinp boarding house, where i"dg-
ino and eating are combined, the IL
cense shall be based upon the number
of dodgers that can be accommodated.
First class, when the number OF LODI
rors ia more than ten the license shall
he thirty dollars. !
Second class, when the number of
1odpers is less than ten and not less
than ak, the license shall be twenty
dollars. !
Third class, when the number OF
dodgers is less than six and not less
than two, the license shall be ten
dollars.
Provided, that parties not furnish
Jog board and lodging to more than
two persons shall not be required to
pay any license.
That for every business of keeping
carabet, eating stand, restaurant or
other Mace where anything to be eaten
or drunk on the premises is sold, the
license shall be based upon the gross
annual receipts. as follows:
First class, when the gross receipts
amount to more than two thousand
dollars, the license shall be tweuty-f five
dollars.
Second class, when the gross receipts
amount to more than fifteen hundred
dollars and not more than two thou
sand dollars, the license shall be TWEEN
ty dollars.
Third class, when the gross receipts
are more than one thousand dollars
and not more than fifteen hundred
dollars. the license shall be fifteen
dollars.
Fourth class, when the gross receipts
are more than five hundred dollars ana
not more than one thousand dollars,
the license shall be ten dollars.
Fifth class, when the gross receipts
are less than five hundred dollars, the
license shall be five dollars.
Provided, that no establishment sell
ing or giving away wines, aIcoholic or
malt liquors, in quantities less than
one pint shall pay less than fifty
dollars.
SEC. 10. That for every business OF
keeping q liquor saloon for the sale OF
wines, alcoholic or malt liquors in
quantities less than one pint the IL
cense shall be fifty dollars.
That for every business of keeping a
billiard table, pool, jenny lind, pigeon
hole or bagatelle table, or ten pin al
lev, the license shall be ten dollars fol
each table in addition to any other IL
cense due by the establishment il
which said tables or alleys may be sit
uated.
SEC. H. That for every business o
keeping carriages, horses or hacks fol
hire the license shall be based upol
the gross annual receipts, as follows
First class, when the receipts amoun
to three thousand dollars or more, the
. license shall be fifteen dollars.
Second class, when the receipts ar
less than three thousand dollars, th
license shall be ten dollars.
PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL oCCUPA
TIoNs.
SEC. IL. That every individual o
individuals carrying on the business o
clan, editor, or conductor of a newspa
per, photographer, agency for publica
tons or claims, and for ali other bust
ness not herein provided for the Ii
cense shall be one half of that estab
lished for retail dealers; provided, tina
no license shall be less than five dol
lars for each of the above occupation!
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sec l3 That every person or fri
conducting the following occupation
or business shall pay a license as 70
lows:
For the business of keeping publ
ferry the license shall be as follows
First class, when the gross annu
receipts are more than two thousar
dollars, the Hcen:e shall be twen
dollars.
Second class, when the gross annu
receipts are less than two thousar
dollars, the license shall be fiftet
dollars.
That for the business Of real esta
agent the license shall be graded
follows:
First class, when the gross annu
commissions or profits are more thu
five hundred dollars, the license shi
be twenty dollars
Second class, when the gross ANN
commissions or profits are less Eth'
five bundled dollars, the license h,
be fifteen dollars.
That for the business of keeping
warehouse or storage business the
cense shall be 'graded as follows:
First class, when the gross annu
receipts are more than one tli0usal
dollars, the license shall be twept
five dollars.
Second class, when the gross annu
receipts are less than one thousal
dollars, the license shall be TWEEN
dollars.
Provided, that when any article
commodity is kept for sale in come
ton with the above business the
cense shall be, in addition to t
above, ten dollars when the gross !
ceipts of said sales are mure than Fl
hundred dollars, and seven dollars a
fifty cents when said receipts are l.
than five hundred dollars.
That for the business of dealing
hides, wool, peltries or tallow, the
cense shall be as follows:
First class, when the gross ann,
receipts are more than five hundI
dollars, the license shall be ten dolla
Second class, when said receipts {
less than five hundred dollars, the
cense shall be seven dollars and Fl
cents.
That every proprietor OF a cot
stand shall pay license of FIVE d
lars.
That every proprietor of dl
used for hire shall pay ten dollars
each dray.
That every proprietor of an est