The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-01-21

And provided further. that any perfOr-
nance or exhibition before sunset shall
be considered "A complete performance or
exhibition subject to the license aforesaid
and any exhibition or performance after
sunset shall be liable to license as another
and distinct performance.
Sec 8. BE it further ordained. etc,
That for every business of keeping a ho-
tel where lodging and eating are combin-
ed the license shall be based on the num-
Der of rooms for guests, as follows:
First Class-When said rooms are more
than twelve in number. or more, the IL
cense shall be twenty five dollars.
Second Class-When said rooms are
nine in number. or more. and less than
twelve. the license shall be $3.50.
Third Class-When said rooms are six.
or more, and less than nine, the license
shall be ten dollars.
Fourth Class-When said rooms are
less than six, the license shall be IS 90.
Provided, that for lodging alone the
license shall be one half the above rates.
Provided further, that boarding houses
pay so per cent of the above rates.
Sec g. Be it further or1ained, etc,
That every business or bar room, cabaret,
coffee house, beer saloon, liquor exchange
drinking safton. grOg shop. beer garden,
or other. place where anything to be drunk
or eaten On the premises is sold directly.
the license shall be based on the gross
receipts of said business. as follows;
First Class-When said gross receipts
are seven thousand five hundred dollars,
or more, the license shall be three hun
| dred dollars.
Second Class-When said gross receipts
are five thousand dollars. or more. and
less than seven thousand five hundred
dollars, the license shall be two hundred
dollars
Third Class-When said gross receipts
| are less than five thousand dollars, the
| license shall be one hundred dollars.
Provided no license shall be charged
| for selling refreshments for charitable or
religious purposes: and that when any
business provided for in this section shall
be combined with any business in section
| 4, 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 separately.
Sec. TO- Be it further ordained. etc.,
| That for every business of keeping liv-
cry stable. or of persons keeping cabs.
| hacks. carriages and horses for hire shall
I ne graded as follows:
First Class-When gross annual re-
| ,eipts exceed two thousand dollars. the
license shall be twenty fve dollars.
Second Class-When gross annual re-
ceipts exceed one thousand dollars and
| are less than two thousand dollars the
| license shall he twenty dollars.
Third Class-When gross annual re-
| ceipts are seven hundred and fifty dollars
or. more. and less than one thousand dol
lars, the license shall be fifteen dollars.
| Fourth 'Class-When gross receipts are
less than seven hundred and af.y dollars,
the license shall be ten dollars.
All persons using drays wagons or
carts for hiring or hauling are hereby re-.
euired to obtain from the collector tin
plate with number painted thereon, and
have the same nailed on the vehicle in a
conspicuous place, and pay four dollars
per year license.
Sec. H. Be it further ordained. etc.
That in addition to the graduated system
as herein adopted there shall be mis-
cellaneous system so as to apply to traf
! tics. trades and professions. vocations.
callings or business of any kind. where
the graduated system Is NOT applied and
not being in conflict herewith. as fol-
lows. towit:
From each attorney at laN. physician.
dentist. editor. photographer and oculist,
five dollars.
Each fruit and ice,crean dealer, five
dollars.
Each oyster stand, five dollars.
Each auction store, per month. IS 90.
Each billiard table, from which reve-
nue. is derived. five dollars.
Each concert and theatrical perform
ance. each day. five dollars: provided,
that where such performance are given
by charitable or benevolent associations
| for their own purposes, no license shall
be charged.
Every lumber yard. ten dollars.
| Each horse and mule trader, five dolls.
Each gun and pistol establishment, five
dollars.
Each small show, ten dollars for each
perfoI nance. y.
Each cigar and tobacco stand. and
every person keeping a stand where c0f-
fee. chocolate or cooked food. is sold. in.
cluding lunch houses five cotars.
Each soda stand, five dollars.
/ Each shooting gallery. FIVE dollars
i Each peddler or hawker- of clothing,
jewelry, notions cutlery. pictures, wares,
spectacles, ETC.. five dollars.
j Each sewing machine agent or depot
where sewing machines are sold, five
dollars.
i No license shall issue for less than five
dollars. except when the business or oh
iect is 80 trifiing the mayor may. if hs
thinks proper, authorize the collector tt
issue q smaller one on such business q.
may not come under any of the prsvis
, ion hereof. -.