The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-26

| twelve or more. and less than fifteen.
! the license shall be fifteen dollars.
When said rooms are in number
fifteen or more, and less than thirty,
| the license shall be twenty-five dollars.
When said rooms are more than
thirty, the license shall be fifty dollars.
Provided that for every business of
| lodging alone, the license shall be es-
| timated on the same basis as for hotels.
| but graduated at One-haif rate: and
provided further that boarding houses
shall pay sixty per cent. OF the rate OF
hotels. as above set forth.
That for every business of bar-rOOm
cabaret or other places where liquors
are sold, the license shall be based on
the gross annual receipts as follows:
When the said gross annual receipts
license shall be two hundred dollars.
When said gross annual receipts
are less than five thousand dollars,
the license shall be one hundred dol
lars.
That for the business of keeping
billiard tables, ten pin alleys or any
other table games from which reve-
nue. is derived directly or indirectly,
the licenss shall be graded as follows:
When the gross annual receipts of
said table game shall be five thousand
dollars or more, the license shall be
twenty dollars.
When the gross annual receipts of
said table game shall be less than
five thousand dollars, the license shall
be five dollars.
That for the business of keeping
soda water meade. CONNECTIONS, cakes,
etc, the license shall be rated as
follows:
When the gross annual sales are
six thousand dollars or more, the Ii
cense shall be thirty dollars.
When the gross annual sales are
four thousand dollars or more, and
less than six thousand dollars, the IL
cense shall be twenty dollars.
When the gross annual sales are
three thousand dollars or more, and
less than four thousand dollars the
license shall be fifteen dollars.
When the gross annual sales are less
than three thousand dollars and more
than two thousand dollars, the Ii
cense shall be ten dollars.
When the gross annual sales are
less than two thousand dollars, the IL
cense shall be five dollars.
That for every business of keeping
theatre. opera house or auditorium,
the license shall be based upon the
tors, to be calculated upon the number
of seats or space for ordinary seats as
follows:
har b., E
exceeds five hundred, the license shall
be thirty dollars.
When the number Of seats or spaces
is five hundred or less the license shall
be twenty-five and $1,000 dollars.
That each peddler or hawker shall
pay an annual license. graded as fol-
lows:
When travelling on foot, fifty dol
lars.
When travelling on horseback sixty
dollars.
When travelling in a two horse We
hicle, one hundred dollars
When travelling in a one horse We
hicle seventy-tive dollars.
That every individual or firm car
rying on the business of profession of
physician, attorney at law. editor.
dentist, ocullst, photographer, real
estate agency, express transfer, or
jeweler, shall pay license based
upon the gross annual receipts of said
business, as follows:
When the said gross annual receipts
are ten thousand dollars or more. the
license shall be ten dollars.
When the said gross annual receipts
are less than ten thousand dollars.
the license shall be five dollars.
That for every individual, firm or
company, carryingon the business or
profession OF agency for steam boats,
draying, livery business, undertaken.
master builder or mechanic employing
assistance, bill poster and tacker, the
license shall be based on the gross