Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15

duties be rctofore imposed by Law ON tho articles
hsrcins mentioned and included in this section,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid, ON the
goods. wares, and nerchaadise, herein enumerated
= nd proyidcd for imported from foreign countries
the following duties aud rates of duty, that 10 to
On bar iron. rolled OF hammered, comprising fats
not less than ono inch. or more than seven inches
vide, nor les. than oncquarter OF an inch or more
than two inches thick rounds not less than ouehati
an inch nor more than four inches in diameter; snd
SQUARES not less than one-half an inch nor more
than four inches square, not exceeding IN value the
sum Of hfty dollars per ton, two dollsrs per ton
exceeding IN value the sum Of fifty dollars rer TOM
three dollars per ton;
IN bar iron, rolled or hammered, comprising Eats
less than quarter Of inch thick or more than
seven inches wide rounds less than one.haf ~
inch or more than four inches in diameter, and
squares loss thun oue-half inch or moro than four
inches square, five dollars per ton;
clincd planes mado to patterns aud fitted 70 be laid
down On such roads or planes without further man
ufacture. one dollar and fifty cents per ton;
On boiler or other plate iron, five dollars per ton
On iron wire, drawn and finished, not more than
onc.fourth Of an inch in diameter nor less than num-
Der sixteen, wire gauge, one dollar per one hundred
pounds; over number sixteen and not over number
twcnty five wire gauge, one dollar and hfty cents
Der ono hundred pounds over or finer than number
twenty five wire gauge, two dollars per one hundred
pounds, Provided, That wire covered with cotton
silk, or other material, shall pay five cents per
pound in addition to the foregoing rates;
On hollow ware, glazed or timed, one-half cont
per pound;
On sarons, tailors and hattcr's irons. stoves and
stove plates one -fourth Of one cent per pound;
Gu band and hoop iron aud slit rods, anu aii
other descriptions Of rolled hammered iron, not
otherwise provided for, five dollars per ton;
On cut nails aud spikes, one-fo"rth Of ono cent
per pound;
On iron cables or cable chains, or parts thereof
scventy-fvc cents per one hundred POUNDS: FRO
vided That NO chains made Of wire or rods oi d.
ameter less than one-half Of one inch shall be con-
sidered chain cable;
Gu anvils one dollar per ono hundred pounds;
On anchors, or parts thereof, fifty cents per one
hundred pounds;
On wrought board nails, spikes, rivets, bolts, bod
screws and wrought hinges, one-fourth OF one cent
per pound;
On chains trace chains, halter chains, and fence
chains, made Of wire rods, not under one-tourth
of one inch in diameter, onefourth Of one cent per
pound; under one.fourth Of one inch In diameter;
and not under number nine, wire gauge, one-ha'f Of
one cent pcr pound under number nine, wire gauge
i've per centum ad valorcm;
On blacksmiths hammers, aud sledges, and axles,
or parts thereof, onc-half Of one cent per pound;
On horseshoe nails, ono cent per pound
On steam, gas, und watcr tubes, and nuee Oh
wrought iron, ouc-fourth Of ono cent per pound;
On wrought iron railroad chairs, and wrought
iron nuts and washers, ready punched, i've dollars
| per ton;
On smooth or polished sheet iron, by. whatever
| name designated, onc-half cent per Pouna;
On sheet iron, common OF black, not thinner than
number twenty, wire gauge, thrce dollars per ton
thinner than number twenty, aud not thinner tnau
number twenty-five, wire gauge four dollars pei
| ton thinner than number twenty i've, wire gauge
five dollars per ton;
On tin plates galvanized, galvanized iron. or iron
| electric batteries, one nail
cent per pound;
On locomotive tire. or parts thereof enc cent POI
pound;
On mil, irons, and mill cranks Of wrought iron
and wrought iron for ships, steam engines anu 10.
comotvcs or parts thereof weighing each twenty hvc
pounds or more, one fourth of ono cent per pound
On screws, commonly called wood one cent
| and half per pound;
On screws, washed or plated, and all other screws
Of iron, except wood.screws, five per centum nd w.
lorcm;
| On Ill manufactures Of iron, not otherwise PRO
| vided for, five per ccntum al valorcm;
| On cast iron, steam, gas, aud water pipes, twenty
| FIVE cents pcr ono hundred pounds; on all othc'
castings of iron, not otherwise provided for nor "
empted from duty, five per ccntun nd vniorem FRO
vid.d, That tho following descriptions Of iron, man
ufactures Of iron, and manufactures OF steel, shall
not bc subject to any additional duty or rates Of
duty under the provisions Of this act that to say
iron in pigs; cast iron butts aud hinges old scral
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not otherwise provided for; cut.tacks, brads aud
| sprgs; cross cut, mill, pit, aud drag saws;
On steel in ingos, bars, sheets, or wire not less
than ono fourth Of inch in diameter, valued d
seven cents per pound less ono fourth 0f
| per pound; valued 1t above seven cents per pound
and not above eleven cents per pound, one half cent
per pound: valued above eleven cents per pound
and ON steel wire and steel in any FORM not other
wise provided for, i've per ccntum I'D valorcm;
On skates valued ut twenty cents or less per pair
vaA nnt q
cents per pair, five per ccntum nd valorcm;
| On iron squares, marked on one eide, two cents
| and half per pound; on all other squares made O
iron or steel, Ave cents per pound;
On files, rasps, and floats, Of oil descriptions, two
| cents per pound, and in addition thereto, hv0 per
centum I'D vxlorsm;
On all manufactures Of steel. Of which steel
shall be component part, not otherwise provided
for, I've per centum ad vaoreM Provided, That NJ
allowance reduction Of duties for partial loss OF
damage shall be hereafter made in consequence Of
ruet Of iron or steel, upon the manufactures Oi
iron steel, except polished Russia sheet iron
| On bitumiuous coal, ton cents per ton OF twenty
eight bushels, eighty pounds to tho bushel; on oil
other COAL ten cents per ton Of twenty eight bushels
eighty pounds to tho bushel;
loren.
Sec. 1. And be it further enacted, That from and
after the day and year aforesaid, iu addition to the
duties heretofore imposed BY law on tho articles
hereinafter mentioned and included In this section,
| there shall b levied, collected, aud paid on the
goods, wares, and merchandise hercin enumerated
aud provided for, imported from foreign countries
the following duties and rates Of duty, that 10 to
say:
On copper rods, bolts, nails, spikes copper bot
toms copper in sheets platcs called brasiers cop
per, and Othcr Shoots aud manufactures Of copper,
not otherwise provided for, five per centum I'd va
lorem;
On sine, spsltsr, and teutsneguo. manufactured.
in blocks or pigs, twenty I've cents per one hundred
pounds;
On sine, speltsr, and tsutencgue, in sheets, one
half Of one cent per pound;
On lead, In pipes aud shot, three fourths Of one
cent per pound;
On brass, in bars or pigs, and old brass, nt only
to bs re,nanufactured, Ave per oentum I'd valorem.
Sec. 5. And be II further enacted, That from sud
after tho day and year aforesaid in lieu Of tho du.
ties heretofore imposed by law on the articles herein
after mentioned. and such ~ may now be exempt
from duty, there shall b. levied, collected, and paid
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