The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Sixth class When said rooms are in
number thirty or more, and less than
forty-fve. the licenses hall be seventy
five t$z7) dollars.
Seventh class. When said rooms are
in number fifteen or more, and less than
thirty the license shall be fifty $500
Eighth class. When said rooms arc
in number twelve OF more, and less than
fifteen the license shall he twenty-five
($25) dollars.
Ninth class. When said rooms are in
number nine or more. and less than
twelve. the license shall be. twenty ($2o)
dollars.
Tenth class. When said rooms arc in
number six or more, and less than nine,
the license shall be fifteen ($T5) dollars.
Provided that no person who keeps a
| boarding house III connection with
schools or colleges for The accommodate
t,nn of students and employees thereof,
shall pay any licenses as boarding
! houses.
| Provided further. that no license shall
! be required when the number of said
rooms is less than provided for in class
| ten; that for every business of iodgino
alone, the license shall be estimated on
| the same basis as for hotels. but gradt1-
ated at one-half rates: provided that
boarding houses pay sixtyper cent of the
rate of hotels.
That for every business Of barroom
cabaret, coffee house. cafe. beer saloon,
liquor exchange, drinking saloon. grog-
shop. beer house. beer garden or other
nlace where anything to be drunk or
eaten on the premises is sold directly or
indirectly. the license shall be graduated
as follows:
Glass A. When said cross receiots
are fifty thousand dollars ($5oooo) Or
more, for which the license shall be fiji
teen hundred dollars ($15oo).
First Class. When said gross annual
receipts are thirty-seven thousand dol
lars, the license shall be one thousand
dollars (Stooot.
Second Class. When said gross an
nual recelpts are twenty Thousand
dollars tS25,ooo) or more. and less than
thirty-seVen thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars. the license shall be eight hundred
dollars $500.
Third Glass When said gross an
nua1 receipts are twenty thousand dol
lars (S2oooo1 dollars or more, and less
than twenty-five thousand dollars, the
license shall be six hundred dollars
( 5000. i
Fourth Class When said gross an
r1ual receipts are less than twent-- thous-
and dollars. tile license shall be Ave
hundred dollars fc-oo).
Provided that for dealers who sell
liquors in quantities Of not less than one
quart, provided same be not drunk on
premises. the license shall be three hltn-
dred ($3co) dollars.
Provided that no license shall be
charged for sellinp refreshments for
charitable or religious purposes; pro-
vided that no establishment selling or
giving away or otherwise disposing of
any spirits wines. alcoholic or malt |
liquors in less quantities than one point |
shall pay less than FIVE hundred $500
dollars; provided further. that when anv
kind of business provided for iii this |
section shall be combined with any other /
business provided for in section 10, the |
same classification shall be made as pre-
scribed IN this section but the price for /
the license shall be equal to the license
required for each business separately
That for the business of keeping bill |
lard tables. pigeon hole, Jenny Lind. |
nool or bagatelle tables. and ten-pin all
leys, from which revenue is derived, a |
license of ten l$Io) dollars for each /
table or alley shall be paid in addition
to any other license due by the estab- /
iishnent in which said tables or alleys
may be situated Provided. that all per-
sons, associations of persons or. husi-
ness firms and corporations engaged in
the sale Of soda mead,confeetions.
cakes, etc, exclusively shall be rated as
follows:
First class. When the gross sales are
len thousand dollars or in excess of that
amount, the license shall be fifty $500
dollars
Second class. When The gross sales are
sight thousand dollars or more, and less
han ten thousand dollars, the license
shall be forty 1S4o1 dollars.
Third class When the gross sales are
,ix Thousand dollars or more, and less
han eight thousand dollars, the license
hall be thirty Sso1 dollars.
Fourth class. When the gross sales
ire four thousand dollars or more and
if1der six thousand dollars, the license
hall be twenty (S2o) dollars.
Fifth class. When the gross sales are
llree thousand dollars or more, and I'M !
Ter four thousand dollars, the license
hall be fifteen ($Isl dollars. f
Sixth class. When the gross sales are
ess than three thousand dollars. and !
more than two thousand dollars. the Ii
erse shall be ten f$1o) dollars. Fl
Seventh class. When the gross sales |
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