The Placer herald., 1862-07-26
Horn manufactures, 8 per cent

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Hotel license from dol. when the yearly rem
tai is less than 500 dol, to 200 dol. when the
yearly rental is 10000 dol.
j Income annual of every person, when exceed
ing 600 and not exceeding 10000 dol, on the
excess over 600 dol, per cent? exceeding TO-
OOO and not exceeding 50,0 600 dO on the excess
over 600 dol, per cent; exceeding SO, 900 dol,
- per cent; annual income from property Of any
kind in the United States, realized by any citi.
ken OF the United States residing abroad, and
not in the employ Of the United States Govern
mcnt, per cent.
| India rubber manufactures, 3 per cent
Insurance companies on all dividends pcr
cent; on gross receipts for premiums and assess
ments, per cent; foreign companies doing bust
ness in the United States 8 per cent Policy of
insurance, rs cents.
Interest income from, to be included In In
| come and taxed accordingly.
Iron, manufactures, per cent; railroad per
ton, SO dol; re-rolled, per ton IS cents; advan-
ced beyond slabs, blooms or loops, and not advan-
bed beyond bars or rods, per ton, so dol; band
hoop and sheet, not thinner than No. IS wire
guage. per ton. SO dol; plate not less than one
band, hoop or sheet, thinner than No. lS wire
guage; per ton, dol; plate, less than one-cghth
OF an inch in thickness nails, cut, and spikes,
per ton, dol; bars rods bands, hoops, sheets.
plates. nails and spikes, upon which the duty of
so dol. has been levied and paid, are only sub
JCee W All uuultIOuul uuIJ VI, per tOiI, ~ CCutS.
Pig iron is not to be considered manufacture.
Ivory manufactures, per cent.
Jewelry, per cent.
Jugglers license. 20 dol.
Jute manufactures, 3 per cent.
kidskins, manufactured. per cent.
Lager bier, per cent.
Lard oil, per gallon, cents.
Lawyers license, 10 dol.
Lead manufactures, 3 per cents. white lead
70 cents u hundred.
Leases for less than three years, stamp duty,
so cents; over years, dol.
Leather, bend and butt, Ia cent per pound
damaged per pound, and enamelled per square
foot, mills; enamelled skirting per square foot
la centss: harness, per pound. mills; from hides
imported from east oil the Cape OF Good Hope
per pound, mills; offal, 6 mills; OIL dressed per
pound, cents; pttcnt per square foot 5 mills;
rough, from hides east Of Good Hope, mills per
pound; all other rough hemlOck tanned, 8 mills;
oak tanned, cent; sole, 5 mills 8 mills aud
cent per pound; tanned calf skins, each cents;
uppers, (not calf,) cent; ul other manufactures
OF leather, per cent.
Legacies ofless than 900 dol in value-iflega-
tee is lneaily descended from person whence the
legacy comes, IS cents on every 100 dol Of value;
If legaee is not lineally descended from the par
ties leaving the Legacy, so dol. on every 100.
But legaces passing from husband to wife or wife
to husband by any State law, free.
Legal document stamp duty, SO cents.
cents where estate not worth over $500 dol, to
20 dol. w ere estate is not worth over 10000
and every additional 10000 dol. of the estate,
10 dol.
License must be taken out every year by per-
sons engaged in the following business, Us fol-
lows Apothecaries, cattle brokers, claim agents,
confectloners, dentists. eating houses livery sta
bles, manufacturers, photographers, physicians,
retail Dealers Except in liquors,) surgeons tobac
cOnists, lawyers, talow chambers and soap max |
ers, each, 10 dol; auctoneers, jugglers, pedlars
(from to 20 do) retail liquor dealers, 20 dol |
each; brewers (25 to so dol.,) brokers' coal oil
dstiers, commercial brokers ,circuSses and retail
Dealers except in liquors, so dol. each; bankers,
theatres and wholesale dealers, 100 dol. each; ho
tells. 8 to 200 dol. Each person who acts as sole |
proprietor, or each firm where several are in |
firm, is required to take out licenses rs above.
Lime, free.
Lnseed oil, 2 cents per gallon.
Magazines free, but for advertisements per
cent. on gross receipts.
Manifest OF cargo, to D dol.
Manufacturers license, 10 dol. year Manu-
actures OF bone, brass, bristles copper cotton fax
glass. gold, gutta percha, hemp horn, India rub
ber iron, ivory, juts lead, leather, paper pottery
silk silver, steel, tin, willow, wood, wool, worst
ed and other material, where not otherwise men,
toned. per cent.
Marine protests. 25 cents
Meats, preserved, per cent.
Medicines stamp duty from l to cents, ac-
cording to the retail price of the package, and
cents additional for every so cents value ever |
dol. for the package.
Morocco skins, 5 per cent
Mortgages stamp duty from SO cents (where the |
instrument secures payment OF less than 5OO but |
more than 100 dol.,) to so dol. when il is over |
35 900 and not over $4,000 dol, and for every |
10000 above 50,0 900 dol, 10 dol. additional.
Mustard ground, cent per pound; seed oil,
cents a gallon.
Nails, cut, dol u ton.
Naptha, 10 cents.
Newspapers and pamphlets are not to be re-
garded as a manufacture or submitted to duty |
as such: for adv rtlsemcnts per cent on gross |
receipts from that source
Note promissory, stamp duty, 2, 5, 10 and rs
cents.
Oils, animal, 2 cents per gallon; Illuminating, |
10 cents per gallon; lard oil pure, linseed mus
tard seed, vegetable, 2 cents per gallon, medi-
iciual like Medicine'-parainc exempt-rein-
ed, cents per gallon.
Orders for payment like Exchanges bills Of
Paints, per cent.
Paper manufactures of all description per
cent.
Parasols, per cent.
Passports issued from the Secretary OF War
3 dol; my foreign Ministers on Consuls, dol.
Passage ticket to foreign port, where fare less |
than 30 dol, dol; more than 80 dol, dol
Pearl barley, exempt
Pedders, Fl ON 20 to 80 dol.-colportuers ex-
empt. "
Pepper and pimcnto ground, cent per pound.
Petroleum, 10 cents per gallon.
Pickles, per cent.
Porter, dol barrel.
Power of attorney to sell stock &C., 25 cents
stamp duty: to vote by proxy, 10 cents; to sell
or rent real estate, dol; TO coiiect rent' 20
cents.
Preserved fish, fruit or meats per cent
Printed books are not to be taxed as manufac-
lures; advertisements in, 3 per cent.
Printers ink exempt.
Probate of will from so cents to 2O dol, and
over.
Profits and Property see "Income."
Railroads. gross receipts for carrying passen-