St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-02-13

e keeping warehouse Or storage room, th
IS license shall be based on the gross annus
e receipts of said business, as follows:
First class-When gross annual receipt
e are twenty-five thousand dollars or more
d and less than seventy-five thousand do
I lars, the license shall be forty (4O) dollar
+ Second class When the receipts are les
than twenty-five thousand dollars, the Il
e cense shall be ten (10) dollars
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sec. T.. Be it further ordained, etc. Tha
. for carrying on the business of cotton gin
: : merry, the license shall be based on tn
number of bales ginned, provided that n,
license shall be imposed Or collected OF
cotton gins ginning for hire not over fou
f hundred (400) bales:
: First class-When said number of bale
e are $50 and not more than $50, the licens,
! shall be ten (10) dollars.
| Second elass-When said number of bale
: are $50 and not more than 750, the license
!, shall be twenty COY dollars
Third class-When the said number Of
bales are $50 or more the license shall be
twenty-five (25) dollars.
AMUsEMENTs.
That for every business of keeping the
atre, opera house. amphitheatre, academy
OF music, or circus, license shall be based
on the number of attaches:
First class-When the number of said
persons is seyenty-five or more, the license
shall be four hundred (400) dollars
Second class-When the number of said
persons is fifty or more, and less than sew
enty-hve, the license shall be three hundred
5000 dollars.
Third class-When the number of said
persons is thirty or more, and less than
fifty, the license shall be two hundred and
fifty dollars.
4 Fourth class-When the number of said
persons is twenty or more, and less than
thirty, the license shall be two hundred
/ dollars
/ persons IS ten or more, and less than TWEEN
ty, the license shall be one hundred and
/ fifty dollars.
Sixth class-When the number of said
persons is five or more, and less than ten,
| the license shall be one hundred dollars.
/ Seventh class-When the number of said
persons is four, the license shall be seven
| ty-fiye dollars.
Eighth class-When the number of said
persons is three, the license shall be fifty
| dollars
Ninth class-When the number of per
! sons is two, the license shall be forty dol
| lars.
/ Tenth class-When the number is one.
| the license shall be thirty dollars.
| Each and every peddler or hawker shall
! pay an annual license graded as follows:
| When travelling on foot, (5) five dollars,
when travelling on horseback, (101 ten dol
lars, when travelling in one-horse vehicle,
(15) fifteen dollars, when travelling in two
horse vehicle, 800 thirty dollars, when
travelling on boat, barge or other water
craft, 100) one hundred dollars; provided,
that constables or police officers through
out the parish are hereby empowered and
directed to cause all peddlers and hawkers
to exhibit their parish licenses, and if the
peddlers and haWkers fail to produce or
% no ctahl Ia or
officers shall retain their stock or merchan-
disc until said peddIers or hawkers pro-
duce the parish licenses.
sUsTENANcE AND REFREsHMEsT.
Sec. g. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
for every business of keeping hotel,
where lodging and eating are combined,
the license shall be based on the number
OF furnished lodging rooms for guests, as
follows. viz:
First elass-When said rooms are in num-
Der thirty or more, and less than forty-five,
the license shall be one hundred and fifty
dollars
Second class-When said rooms are in
number fifteen or more, and less than
thirty, the license shall be one hundred
dollars
Third class-When said rooms are in
number twelve or more, and less than fif-
teen, the license shall be seventy five dol
lars.
Fourth class-When said rooms are in
number nine or more, and less than twelve,
the license shall be fifty dollars
Fifth class-When said rooms are in num-
Der six or more, and less than nine, the IL
cense shall be forty dollars
Provided, That no person who keeps a
boarding house. in connection with schools
dents and employees thereof, shall pay any
license as observation-disclosures
Provided further, That no license shall
be required when the number of said
rooms is less than provided for in class
five; that for every business of lodging
alone, the license shall be estimated on
the same basis as for hotels, but graduated
at one-half rates; provided, that boarding
houses pay sixty per cent of the rates of
hotels.
That for every business of bar-room
cabaret, coffee-house, cafe, beer saloon, IL
quor exchange, drinking saloon grogshop,
beer house, beer garden, or other place
where anything to be drunk or eaten on
the premises is sold directly or indirectly,
the license shall be based on the annual
gross receipts of said business, as follows,
viz: That for this business there shall be
one extra class.
First class-When said gross annual re-
ceipts are five thousand dollars or more or
less than seven thousand and five hundred
dollars, the license shall be two hundred
dollars. s,e-S.-
Second class-When said gross annual
receipts are three thousand dollars or more,
or less than five thousand dollars. the Ii
cense shall be one hundred dollars
Provided, No license shall be charged
for selling refreshments for charitable or
religious purposes; provided, that no es-
adjustment selling or giving away, or
otherwise disposing of any spirits, wines
alcoholic or malt liquors in less quantities
than one pint shall pay less than one hun
dred dollars provided further, that when
any kind of business provided for in this
ordinance shall be combined with any
other business, the same classification
shall be made as prescribed in this section;
but the price of the license shall be equal
to the license required for each business
separately
That for the business of keeping billiard
tables, pigeon holes, Jenny Lind, pool or
bagateile tables, and ten-pin alleys, from
which revenue is derived, a license of ten
dollars for each such table or alley shall
be paid in addition to any other license
due by the establishment in which said ta-
bles or alleys may be situated
First class-When the gross sales are less
than three thousand dollars and more
than two thousand dollars, the license
shall be ten dollars.
Second CLASSY When the gross sales are
less than two thousand dollars, the license
shall be five dollars.
Provided, That this provision shall not
apply to places doing the business herein
named where alcoholic, vinous or malt Ii
quors are sold.
Provided further, That druggists, etc,
selling soda water, mead etc, shall be re-
quired to take out license under this or
dinanee.
PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL OCCUPATION
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