1870 La. Acts 127
Abstract
Persons, Trades, Professions and Occupations Subject to Taxation,§ 3, pt. 6: From each proprietor or keeper of every billiard saloon, bowling alley or pistol gallery, in which there is but one table, alley or target, twenty-five dollars; where there are two tables, alleys or targets, forty dollars; where there are more than two tables, alleys or targets, ten dollars additional on each table, alley or target
Summary
This law imposed license taxes on billiard saloons, bowling alleys, and pistol galleries, with the amount based on the number of tables, alleys, or targets operated.
Law Text
Sixth.—From each proprietor or keeper of every billiard saloon, bowling alley or pistol gallery, in which there is but one table, alley or target, twenty-five dollars; where there are two tables, alleys or targets, forty dollars; where there are more than two tables, alleys or targets, ten dollars additional on each table, alley or target.
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Categories
SHOOTING RANGES OR GALLERIES