New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-12-16
the license shall be thirtv-seven 50-10O

the Incense shall be thirty seven 90 III
dollars.
Provided that no museum, menagerie
circus or other travelling show shall b
permitted to make exhibition within th
corporate limits of the town of New Iberia
unless they have first paid license base
on the number of attaches, whether pre-
prietors, performers or employees, as fol
lows:
First Glass When the number of sai
persons is one hundred or more the licens
shall be one hundred and fifty dollars.
Second Class When the number o
said persons is seventy-fve or more an,
less than one hundled, the license shal
be one hundred and twenty-five dollars
Third Class When the number of per
sons is seventy five or more and less thar
one hundred, the license shall be on,
hundred dollars.
Fourth Class.-Wheu the number o
persons is thirty, or more, and less thar
fifty, the license shall be fifty dollars.
Fifth Class.-When the number of per
sons is twenty or more, and less than
thirty, the license shall be thirty dollars
Sixth Glass. When the number of per
sons is ten or more, and less than twenty,
the license shall be twenty five dollars
Seventh Class.-When the number OF
persons is five or more, and less than ten
the license shall be fifteen dollars
Eighth Class-When the number of per
sons is four, or less, the license shall be
! five dollars.
| That for every hall where balls or enter
tainments not above provided for are Civ
en-, the classification for licenses shall be
as in the first parts of this section, bat
their price shall be one-fourth of those
provided for in said section. Provided
that this shall not apply to balls given by
private persons fer charitable purposes
Provided that this shall not in any way
apply to those conducting games of chance,
wheels of fortune, gift enterprises of any
kind, to whom no license shall issue and
who are not allowed hereafter to ply their
trade within the corporate limits.
SUSTENANCE AND REFRESHMENTS.
See. 10. 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:
First Class.-When said rooms are in
number forty five or more, the license
shall be one hundred dollars.
Second Glass. When said rooms are in
number thirty or more, and less than for
ty-fve, the license shall be seventy five
dollars.
Third Class.-When said rooms are in
number fifteen OF more, and less than
thirty, the license shall be fifty dollars.
Fourth Glass When said rooms are in
number twelve or more, and less than fif
teen, the license shall be twenty five dol
lars.
Fifth Class.-When said rooms are in
number nine or more, and less than twelve
the license shall be twenty dollars.
Sixth Class.-When said rooms are in
number six or more, and less than nine
the license shall be fifteen dollars.
Provided, that 10 person who keeps a
boarding house, in connection with schools
or colleges for the accommodation of stu
dents and employees thereof, shall pay any
license as boarding houses. Provided
further, that no license shall be required
when the number of said rooms is less
than provided for in class six. That for
every business of lodging alone the license
shall be estimated on same basis as for
hotels, but graduated at one half rate, pro-
vided that boarding honses nay sixty per
cent of the lates of hotels.
That for every business of bar-rooms,
cabaret, offee-house, cafe, beer saloon,
liquor exchange, drinking saloon, grog
shop, beer house, beer garden, or other
places where anything to be drunk or eat
en- on the premises is sold directly or in
directly the license shall be based on the
annual gross receipts of said business as
follows:
First Class.-When said gross annual
receipts are seven thousand five hundred
dollars or more, and less than ten thou
sand dollars the license shall be three
hundred dollars.
Second Class.-When said gross annual
receipts are five thousand dollars or more,
and less than seven thousand five hundred
dollars, the license shall be two hundred
dollars.
receipts are less than five thousand dol
lars, the license shall be one hundred dol
lars.
Provided, that no license be charged for
selling refreshments for charitable or religi-
Gus purposes; provided, that no establish
ment selling or giving away, or otherwise,
of any spirits, wines, alcoholic or
malt liquors in less quantities than one
pint shall pay less than one hundred dol
lars; provided, further. that when any
kind of business provided for in this section
shall be combined with any other business
provided for in section nine the same classi
fication shall be made as prescribed in
this section, but the price for the business
shall be equal to the license required for
each business separately. That for the
business of keeping billiard tables, holes,
jenny lind, pool or bagatelle tables and ten
pin alleys for each such table or alley shall
be paid in addition to any other license
due by the establishment in which said
tables or alleys may be situated. Pro-
vided, that all persons, association of
persons or business firms and corporations
engaged in the sale of soda water, mead,
confections, cakes, ETC., exclusively shall
be rated as follows:
First Class.-When the gross sales are
six thousand dollars or more, the license
shall be thirty dollars.
Second Class.-When the gross sales are
four thousand dollars, the license shall be
twenty dollars.
Third Class.-When the gross sales are
three thousand dollars or more, and less
than four thousand dollars, the license
shall be fifteen dollars.
Fourth Class.-When the gross sales are
less than three thousand dollars, the
license shall be ten dollars.
Fifth Class.-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
business herein named, where alcoholic,
vinous or malt liquors are sold. Provided
further, that druggists selling soda water,
mead, etc., shall be required to take out
a license under this ordinance.
AND PERSONAL OCCUPATIONS.
See. IL. Be it further ordained that the
annual license for the kind of business
hereinafter named, shall be graded as
follows: That for every individual or
company carrying on the profession or
business agency for steamboats,, draying
trucking, keeping hacks, cabs or horses for
hire, undertaking, owners or lessees Of
toll bridges and ferries, master builders,
stevedores, bill posting or tacking, con-
tractors, and mechanics who employ as
sistance, the license for said professions
or occupations, shall be based on the gross
annual receipts thereof, and graduated as
follows:
First Class.-When said gross annual
receipts are three thousand dollars or more,
and less than four thousand dollars, the
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