Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-07

ness that will obviously reduce the amount
Of his annual sales; nor shall any license as
wholesale dealer allow any such person to act
as q commercial broker: Provided, That
any license understated may be again as
sessed.
"Forty-two. Wholesale dealers in liquors
shall pay for each license the amount re.
quired in this act for license to wholesale
dealers. Every person other than the distil.
Ter or brewer, who shall sell or offer for sale
any distilled spirits, fermented liquors, and
of all kinds, in quantities of more than three
gallons at one time, or whose annual sales
shall exceed twenty five thousand dollars.
shall take out license as wholesale dealer
in liquors.
Forty-threc. Retail dealers in liquors
shall pay twenty dollars for each license.
Every person other than distiller or brewer,
who shall sell or offer for sale any distilled
spirits, fermented liquors, or wine of any
description, in quantities Of three gallons or
less, and whose annual sales do not exceed
twenty-five thousand dollars, shall be regard
ed as q retail dealer in liquors under this
law; but nothing herein contained shall au-
thorize the sale of any spirits, liquors. wines
or malt liquors to be drank on the premises: !:
Proridcd, That no person licensed to keep
hotel, inn, or tavern, shall BE- allowed to
be taken on the premises, and no person Ii
censcd to keep an eating house shall be al
lowed to sell spirituous or vinous liquors.
And no person who has taken out license
to keep hotel, inn, tavern, or eating-housc
shall be required to take out a license as a
tobacconist because of any tobacco or cigars
furnished in the usual course of business as a
keeper of hotel, inn, tavern, tavern, or
eating-housc."
That section seventy-fvc be, and hereby
is, amended, by inserting after the words
I" Provided, That white lead, oxide of zinc,
and sulphate of barytcs," the words and
paints and painters colors;" by inserting
before the words " on lard oil" and attached
to the next preceding sentence, as follows !:
I" and all duties or taxes on coal mined and
delivered by coal operators at the mines on
contracts made prior to July first, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, shall be paid by the
purchasers thcreof;" by striking out the fol-
lowing words: ION sugar, refined, whether
loaf, lump, granulated, or pulverized, two
mills per pound; on sugar. refined. or made
from molasscs, sirup of molasses, melado, or
concentrated melado. two mills per pound"
and inserting in lieu thereof as follows % su-
gar rcfners shall pay one and half of one
per cent. on the gross amount OF the sales OF
all the products Of their manufactures ::
Prorided, That every person shall be re-
gardcd as q sugar refner under this act whose
business it is to advance the quality and val
uc of sugar by melting and rc-crystallization,
or by liquoring, claying, Or other washing
process, or by any other chemical or mcchan-
ical means; or who shall advance the quail
ty or value of molasses and concentrated mo-
lasses, meladO or concentrated melado, by
boiling or other process and by inserting
therein, in lieu of any other duties, or rates
of duty, on the articles hereinafter enumera-
ted in this section, or provisions existing i'll
relation thereto, the following:
son marine engines, three per ccntum ad
valorem.
son rivcts, exceeding one fourth Of an
inch in diameter, nuts, wrought railroad
chairs, bolts, and horse-shocs, two dollars
per ton: Prorided, That where duty upon
the iron from which said articles shall have
been made has been actually paid, an addi-
tional duty only shall be paid Of fifty cents
per ton.
"On rolled brass, copper, and yellow
sheathing metal, in rods or sheets, one per
centum ad valorcm.
"On sails, tents, shades, awnings, and
bags, made of cotton, flax, or hemp, or part
of either, or other materials, three per cent
UNI ad valorem: Provided, That the sewing
of sacils, sails tents, shades, awnings, car
pets and bags, the materials whereof be-
1onged to the employer, shall be exempt
from duty where the cloth or material from
which they are made was imported, or has
been subject to and paid duty.
ION tobacco, cavendish, plug, twist, fine
cut, and manufactured of all descriptions,
(not including snuff, cigars, and smoking to-
bacco. prepared with all the stems in or
made exclusively Of STEMS fifteen cents per
pound.
"On smoking tobacco prepared with all
the stems in, and on smoking tobacco made
exclusively Of stems. eight cents per
pound.
ION snuff manufactured of tobacco, on
Tor stems, or of any substitute for tobacco.
ground, dry, or damp, Of all descriptions,
twenty cents per pound.
ION mineral or medicinal waters, or wa
ters from springs impregnated with minerals,
one cent for each bottle containing not
more than one quart; when containing
more than one quart, two cents for each bot
tie.
"Tailors, boot and shoemakers, millincrs
and dressmakers, making clothing or articles
of dress for mems, women's, or children's
wear, to order as custom work. and not for
sale generally, shall, to the xniount of one
thousand dollars, be exempt from duty. and
for any excess beyond the amount Of one
thousand dollars shall pay duty of one per