The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06


Second class. When said capitaI is
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
or NOR, and u4ldcr five hundred thou
sand dollars; the license shall be three
hundred dollars $4,000.
Third Class. When said capital is
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
fifty thousand dollars. the license shall
be tWo hundred dollars ts200).
, Fourth Class. When said capital is
under one hundred and nifty thousand
dollars, the license shall be one hun
dred dollars f$1oO.
Sec 8. BE it further ordained. etc,
That for carrying on the business pur
suits known as cotton faCtoragr and
commi-ai business. sugar factories.
grain and produce commission houses;
manufacturers agent. merchandise
broker. or any other factoraGe or COM
mission business. or brokerage in
money, bonds, real estate. produce SUI
gar or other brokerage business, cN-
ccpt as hereinafter rrnvided. whether
buying or selling for actual spot or
future delivery where the intention of
the parties is TO make an honest and
bona iidc delivery, the license shall BE-
based on the gross annual commissions
and the brokerage on sales and pur
chase$, and shall be fixed and graded.
as follows. to-wit:
First CLASS. When the gross annual
commissions exceed two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. the license shall
be two thousand one hunarcd dollars
($2, 1000.
Second Class. When the gross an
nuaI COMMISSIONS exceed two hundred
thousand dollars. and not more than
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, the liccnS" shall he one thousand
eight hundred dollars (sl,S00).
Third Class. When The gross annual
commissions exceed one hundred and
seventy-five thousand dollars. and not
more than two hundred thousand dol
lars, the license shall he one thousand
five hundred dollars ts1,500).
Fourth Class When the gross an,
nUal COmmiSSi ions exceed one hundred
and nifty thousand dollars. and not
more than one hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars, the license shall
be one thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars 81 $500.
Fifth Glass. When the gross annual
commissions exceed one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars. and not
more than one hundred and fifty thou
sand. the license shall be one thousand
and two hundred dollars (s1.200).
Sixth Class When the gross annual
commissions exceed one hundred thou
sand dollars, and not more than one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, the license shall be nine hundred
dollars $4,000
Seventh Class. When the gross an
nual commissions exceed eighty thou
sand dollars. and not more than one
hundred thousand dollars, the license
shall be seven hundred and twenty
Eighth Class. When the gross an
nual commiSsions exceed seventy-fv
thousand dollars and not more than
shall be six hundred dollars $4,000.
Ninth Class. When the gross annual
commissions shall exceed fifty thou
five thousand dollars, the license shall
be four hundred and fifty dollars $500.
Tenth Class. When the gross annual
lars. the license shall be three hun
dred and sixty dollars t$360)
Eleventh. Glass. When the gross an
nual commissions exceed thirty thou
thousand dollars, the license shall be
two hundred and seventy-five dollars
Twelfth Class When the gross an
nual commissions exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars and not more than
thirty thousand dollars. the license
dollars .ts225).
Thirteenth Class. When the gross
annual cQmmissions exceed twenty
thousand dollars, and not more than
dollars $3.50.
Fourteenth Class: When the gross
thousand dollars, and not more than
twenty thousand dollars the license
shall be one hundred and forty dol
Fifteenth Class When the gross an
nual commissions exceed ten thousand
dollars, and not more than fifteen thou
SAND dollars, the license shall be one
hundred dollars t$100).
sixteenth Class. When the gross an
nual commissions exceed five thousand
dollars and not more than ten thou
dollars $500.
Seventeenth Class. When the gross
annual annual commissions are five thousand
f dSlaFS dS Of less sss5e w.t. license shall be
Sec. Z. Be it further ordained, etc, |
That for each and every pawnbroker |
or person; firm or corporation, keeping |
money on articles pawned or pledged |
and for each and every money broker |
money lender or person, firm or cor |
poratlon. lending money on or pur- |
borerS clerks or other wage earners
or other persons, whether the same |
DE earned or unearned and whether |
or otherwise. the license shall be fixed |
and graded according to the actual
capital in use in said business. as fol-
lows, wit:
First Class. Where the capital in
use is $3.50. 10000 or more. the license
shall be 100000
Second Class. Where the capital in
81, 10000. y"
Third Glass. Where the capital in
Use exceeds S,5, 10000, and is not more
81, 10000 oe
Fourth Glass. Where the CAPITAL in
Use exceeds s50.0O0.0O, and is not more
han sI5,OO000 the license shall be
100000.
Fifth Glass. Where the capitaI in
lse Is not less than $25,00000 and not
more than s50,000.OO. the license Shall
De 100000
Sixth Glass. Where the capital in
lse is less than 25,OOOOO, the license
hall be $4,000
Provided. that if any person. irm or
carrying on the business
designated in this Section shall con-
luct more than one office or place of |
BUSINESS, whether in the same or under
names. such person, firm or
shall pay a separate Ii
ense for each and every office or place
+ business it shall conduct according