Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08

\ alpaca goat and other liko animals, wool
q. on the skin, woolen rags, shoddy mengo
. waste aud ilocks.n After October !, 1885
y II provides among other things for fort!
Z per cent duty on wool and worsted cloth
! shawls and all manufactures OF wool, no
specially enumerated; ard on hannels
, blankets, knit goods, womens and ebil
r dren's dress goods, composed IN part o
wool.
, Estimates OF reductions in revenue ef
fecied by the bill have not boen completed
I IN details, but the aggregate, according tC
, the best information In the hands OF the
committee, is fixed 1T e5j,00J0)0 This
total includes about III millions on
| account Of the free list; IN millions on nc
count OF woolen goods, 81 $4,000 for CHINA
aud glassware, three-quartors OF million
dollars in tho chemical schedule
something loss than half q million
dollars on cotton; sl,b00,ODj on fax,
hemp and Iute, and on sugar
aboutsil, 600 There are no internal reve
nue. changes proposed by the bill. This
subject was purposely left for lack Of
time, to the consideration OF the full com
mitce.
The bill makes the following add ions to
the list Of articles which may be imported
free OF dptyi
Timber, hewn and sawed. and timber used for
spurs aud in building wharyes.
Timber squared or sided.
Wood manufactured, not especially cnumcr.
ated or provided for.
Sawed boards, planks, deals and all other ar.
tices OF sawed lumber
Hubs for wheels, posts last blocks, wagon
blocks, oar blocks gun blocks, heading blocks,
and oil like blocks or sticks, rough, hewn or
sawed only
Slaves OF wood, plckets and palngs, laths,
shingles
| Clapboards pine or spruce. Logs-provlded
! that II any export duty is laid upon the above
mentioned articles or any OF them, wi said
articles imported from said country shall be
subject to duty as now provided by law.
Salt IN bags sacas, barrels or other packages
I IN bulk, when imported from any country which
does not charge an import duty upon salt ex-
ported from the United States
Flax straw. Flax not hackled or dressed
Flax hacsled known as dressed linen tow OF
flax or hemp. Hemp, MANILA and other Ike
substitutes for hemp.
Juie butts iutc, sum- sizal grass and other
vegetable flhcrs.
Burlaps, not exceeding sixty inches in Width |
Of ilax, jute or hemp or Of which fax, iute or
hemp, or either Of them shall be the component 4
material of chief value
BaggnR Tor cotton or other manufactures not /
specially enumerated or provided for In this |
act suitable to the uses for which cotton bag.
gng is supplied. composed In whole or IN part
OF hemp, iute, iute butts, flax, gunny blgs, gun.
ny cloth, or other material provided that as to
hemp and ilax, iute. iute butts, sum and szal
grass, and manufactures thereof except buraps
not exceeding sixty inches in width and bag.
ging Tor cotton, this act shall take effect July
!, 1850
Iron or steel sheets, or plates or taggers
iron, coated with tin or lead, or with o mixture
Of which these metals IS component part by
the dipping or any other process, and CONNER.
ciay known as tin plates, terne plates and tag
gels tin.
Bee wax, gelatIne and all similar prcpara.
tions. Glycerne, crude, brown, or yellow Fish
glue or isinglass, PHOSPHORUS soap stocks, NJ
only for use as such
SoapHard and soft, all OF which are not
otherwise specially enumerated or provided
for
Extract Of hcmlo k and other bark used FOR
tanning Indigo, extracts Of, and carmne 10
dine rcsuhIimed. Lcorice juice.
Oi-Croton, hempsccd and rapescod OIL flax
seed or lnseed oil. on cotionsced petroleum
Aumna-Alum. patent alum. alum subst.
tuto sulphaie Of alumlna and aluminous cake
and alum in crystals or ground.
All limitations OF natural mineral waters and {
all artificial mineral waters.
Bayta, sulphate OF, or baryates unmanufac-
tured Boracic acid, borate OF lime and horax
Cement-Roman, Portapd and all others.
Whiting and Paris white copper sulphate OF,
or blue yItriol. l
Iron, sulphaie of, or cOpperas, potash, crude, '
Of or fusc and caustic potash. chlor. S
l,e Of potash and nitrate OF potash or saltpetre
crude, sulphate Of potash. b
'r refined or inter cake, crude or refined and
sluocrs salt, sulphur refined In rolls, wood tar 4
'oal tar crude n
Ahalne on aud JUS homolognes' coal tar, pro =
lucls of such as naphtha henzne. henisole,
lead OIL ana pltch All preparations OF coal tar
lo' eolors or dyes, and not acids OF colors and u
lyes os~oou ana other rdyeWooas, extracts and u
Iecocuons OF. "
oi,rl's oi tuFpenuhe' ooheoiaeA' IVORY drop o.
'1'A anu 0'Ho 0n1'0o'' O,
ocher AMI ochery earlhs, umhor and umher 81
arlhs' sienna ana sienna earlhs' when dry, C,
All preparations known as essential oils ex- RI
resscd oils distilled oils, rendered oils, aka .,
me- alkaloids and au combinations OF any Of !,
be foregoing and chemical compounds by =,
hale'er name known ana not specially en- y
inetaleu oF PROVIDED ior IN thls act e
Au u"tAs' neans berries oaisams, buds, =.
uloS DUBIOUS toots ana ehcrescences such as ~
W BAls, 'rulVs' no"erN aHea hoerS grains vi
uWs ana gum ftslhHi htrhs, leaves, Nchcus, an