The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-01-21

entertainments no. above provided 10.
are given, the classification or licens.
shall be as in the first part of his SIC
ton: but their prices shall only be
one-fOurth OF those provided for il
Section 10; provided this shall not
apply TO balls by private aries, on
for charitable purposes.
That for each person, carrying on he
business or calling of selling Or deal
ing in railroad or steamship tickets.
whether said tickets be sold on he
streets, in the Office of the company he
represents, or that OF any other com
pany, shall pay an annual license
graded upon the number of com par les
he represents, tO-wit One company.
twenty-five dollars, S25; two com
panies, forty dollars, $40: three u
more companies, fifty dollars, $50.
That each and every pedCler Dr
hawker shall, pay al annual license
as follows:
When travelling on too', fifty dbl
lars, $50.
When travelling On horseback. six
dollars, $50.
When travelling in a ewo-ho.s Sc We
hicle, one hundred, 800.
When travelling in one-horse e.
hicle, seventy-fiye dollars, $75.
When travelling on any kind q
water craft, two hundred dollars, 500.
And provided further, that no per-
son shall be allowed to sell goods as
the clerk or clerks of a peddler or
hawker, but that he or they mus paw
license in his or their own name. bu.
that this proviso shall not apply to
water craft. And provided fur cher.
that all parochial or municipal execut-
i've officers are hereby empowered and
directed to cause all ped6lers or hawk
ers to exhibit their State licenses, and
the said peddler or hawker failing to
exhibit the same, the said officers are
directed and empowered by this act
10 seize said stock or merchandise and
turn same over to any court of com
petent jurisdiction, with due inform a.
ton as to the violation of this act.
Provided further, that said executive
officer shall be entitled to receive as
fees the the sum of ten dollars $50
in each and every case from any ped
dler or hawker, clerk or clerks en-
ployed by said peddler or hawker when
peddling without license in violation
OF this law; the same amount of ten
dollars SO to be recovered before any
court of competent jurisdiction out of
the goods SO seized. Provided further,
that no license shall be issusd to any
peddler or hawker for less than the |
full rate for the current year.
And provided further that the words. |
'peddler or hawker' under the pro-
vision of this act, shall be held to in
clude and apply to all transient mer-
chants and itinerant vendors selling |
TO consumers by sample or by taking !
orders, whether for immediate or fu- |
bure delivery. They shall also in
clude and apply to all persons resid- |
ing in the parish where said licenses {
are collected, who sell goods or mer-
;handise to consumers either by sam
Pile or by taking orders, whether for
or future delivery. The nro-
visions of this section governing ped
Hers shall not be construed to appiy to
PERSONS selling at wholesale to mer-
'hants, nor to persons selling and dis
rloutlng fresh meat, eggs, fish, poul-
ry and vegetables, fruits and ice, nor
persons selling their own work
'r productions.
r. q. SNYDER,
speaker OF the House of Representa-
tives.
P. NJ. LAMBREMONT.
President pro tenn of the Senate.
Approved June q, a. D., 1904. =
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy;
JOHN T. MICHEL.
Secretary of State.