Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22


,ound; under one-haf Of one inch in diameter, and
lot under onefourth Of one inch in diameter two
,ents per pound; under one-fourth Of one inch in
liameter, and not under number nine wire gauge,
.wo cents and q half per pound; under number
nine wire gauge, twenty-five per centum ad valo-
,em on backsmiths' hammer and sledges, axels
Or parts thereof, and maeable iron in castings not
otherwise provided for, two cents per pound on
nails three cents and half per pound'
on steam, gas, and water tubes and aues olwrought
iron, two cents per pound; on wrought iron rail-
road chairs on wrought iron nuts and washers,
ready punched, twenty-five dollars per ton; on cut
tack, brads not exceeding sixteen ounces to the
thousand, two cents per thousand; exceeding six
teen ounccs to the thousand, two cents per pound.
Fifth; On smooth polished sheet iron by what
ever name designated, two cents per pound; on
other sheet iron, common or black not thinner
than number twenty wire gauge, twenty dollars
per ton; thinner than number twenty and not thin.
ner than number twenty-five wire gauge twenty,
FIVE dollars per tom thinner than number twenty
five wire gauge, thirty dollars per ton; on Tin plates
galvanized iron, or iron coated with
zinc, two cents per pound; on mill irons aud mill
cranks Of wrought iron, and wrought iron, and
wrought iron for ships, locomotives, locomotive
tire, or parts thereof and steam engines Or parts
thereof, weighing each twenty-five lounds or more
one cent and half per pound OH screws com
monty called wood screws, two inches or over in
length, five cents per pound less than two inches
in length, eight cents per pound; on screws wash
ed Or plated, and all other screws Of iron Or any
other metal, thirty percentum ad yslorem; and all
manufactures Of iron not otherwise provided for,
thirty per contum ad yaorem
Sixth; on all steel in ingots, bars, sheets, Or
wire not less than one fourth Of one inch in diam
eter, valued at seven cents per ponm or less, one
and half cent per ponnd valued at above seven
cents per pound and not above eleven cents per
pound, two cents per pound steel ID any form not
otherwise provided forshall pay a dlty Of twenty
per centum ad vaorem; on steel wire less than
one fourth Of an inch in diameter and not less than
number sixteen wire gauge two dollars per one
hundred pounds, and IN addition thereto fifteen
per centdm ad yalorom; less or finer than number
sixteen wire gauge, two dollars and fifty cents pei
one hundred pounds, and in addtionthereto iiteer
per eentum ad yalOrem; on erosseut saws eight
cents per linea foot; on mill, pit, and drag saws
not over nine inches wide twelve and half cent
per linea FOOT over niEe inches wide. twenty
cents per lneal foot; on skaes costing twenty
cents, or less per pair, six GEMS per pair on thosl
costing over twenty cents perpair thirty per cen
tum ad yalorem; on all manufactures Of steel or 0
which steel shall be comporent part not other
wise provided for thirty per centum ad yalorem
Proyided, That all articles partially manufacturer
not otherwise provided for, snail pay the same rat
of duty as il wholly manufactured,
Seventh: On bituminous coal, one dollar pc
ton oftwentyoight bushels, Eighty pounds to tn
bushel on all other coal fifty cents per ton o
twonty-eight bushels, eighty pounds to the bushel
on coke and culm of coal twenty-five per contun
sd vaorem
Sec. 8. And be 1t further enacted, Tha
from and after the day and year aforesaid ther
shall be levied collected, and paid, on ho impol
tation Of the articles hereinafter mentioned til
following duties, that Is to say:
First; On lead in pigs and bars, one cent pc
pound on old scrap lead fit only to be femanuat
turcd one cent per poundi on lead ia sheets, pipe
or shot, one cent and half per pound; on pewte
when ola ana NJ ohiy TO pc remaunlac'uTed, on
cent per pound
oecohd' On copper IN pigs, bars or lngots, wv
cehts per poqna' on copper when oid ana III onI
to be romanuactured, one cent and a alfperpount
on sheathing copper in sheets fortyeiaht inchC
long ana fourteen incnes VIDE, and weighing lrJl
fourteen to thirty iour ounces the sqlare foot tw
cents per pound; on copper rods bolts, nail
spikes copper bottoms, copper in sheets or plate
called braAeF5 copper, ana other sheets or copp'
not otnerwlse PROVIDED ior twenty-five per centu
ad yaIoremi on zlnc speter' or teulenegue, man
lactured IN blocks or pigs one dollar per hundI(
poundsi on znc' speter, or teutenesue, III sheet
one cent and a hall per pound
Sec. o. Aadbe ID further enacted Thi
from and after Che dav and wear aforesaid ihe
shall be levied collected and maid on tho impc
tation of fine articles hereina(tnr mentioned 4
following duties. that il to saw.
Frst: On white lead and oxide Of zinc drv
ground in oil red lead, and lthoragp. ono cent n,
: half nor pound. on suoor Of lood or aceIate
, lead and nitrate Of lead, chromate and blchroma
! of potash, three cents per pound on hydriodal
and prusiate ofpotash and chronic acid, and sol
Of iodine, and resublimed iodine, fifteen Dor centu
, ad valoromj on whiting, twenty-five eentspor o
: hundred pounasi on Tarls white pipe clay, a
, genres OF 9cnrey earlals not other wise prOvl,d
r ior Wheh ary' Inrtyhve cehtS per one hunar
pounus' wnen gtopuu n OIL, one aohaf ana 'hlr,
I llVe cents per Que lunareu pounds; on umoeT Ill
t cents per one aundfed pouHuSi on putty one &c
r perPo9nui on llnseeu, naAseeu hempseedana rat