Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

....,,fsa mai WIH BrIaO about an EsfI.
= ..,isa Reduction Of s55,o00,0 600.

ol.,n;,ted 10 the full committee the
Ia hill upon which the democratic
'a' have been at work for several
nn,bs The free.list section is 20 take
nSact July /, 1888. The measure was
;mmediately made public. Among the
.Sditions 10 the list Of articles which
sasv he imported free OF duty are the
soliowing: Timber hewn and sawed F.;
Smber used for building wharyes aud for
.nays. timber squared or sided; wood
manufactured not especially enumerated
~ provided for; hubs or wheels, etc. ;
s,ayes of wood, pickets and pailings and
I.ths shingles, elapboards, pine or
muce; logs; provided that il any export
dnty is laid open the above mentioned
srieles, or either of them by any coun-
try whence imported, all said articles
from said country shall be subject 10
auty as now provided by law. Salt in
baqs. sacks, barrels or other packages
or In bulk, when imported from any
country which does not charge import
6nty ON exports from the United States.
PLAY. straw, flax not packed or dressed;
Lnrlaps, not exceeding sixty inches In
width. Of which flax, iute or hemp, or
sitbar of them, shall be the component
material Of chief value; tin plates.
tsrns plates and taggers tin; beeswax,
gelatin. and all similar preparations;
slycerine, crude brown or yellow
;singlass, soap, hard and soft, all Of
which are not otherwise specially Gnu.
merated or provided for; oil, croton,
aaEseed or linseed oil, cOttonseed oil,
pstroleum, cement, sulphates of copper
and iron, potash, sulphats of potash,
sulphur, benzine, spirits Of turpentine,
an preparations known as essential oils,
iTon and steel cotton ties, or hoops for
railing purposes not thinner than No. 20
wire gauge, needles, copper wire i'm.
ported in the form Of fores, nickel in
ore, matt or other crude form not ready
Tor consumption in arts, quicksilver
mineral substances in q crude state and
metals unWFought, not especially emu
meFatad or provided for; brick, yegeta-
bles in their natural state, or Ia salt or
bnne, curants, figs, meats. game or
poultry, beans, peas aud split peas, pulp
iOf paper makers use, bibles, books and
pamphlets in other languages than Eng
ISIS, and books and pamphlets and all
publications Of foreign governments
sni publications OF foreign societies.
historical or scientific printed for gra-
tuiiOus distribution; feathers Of all
kinds, grindstones, human hair, raw,
nacleancd aud not drawn, lime, garden
seeds, marbles II all kinds, broom corn,
plaster Of paris, PAINTINGS in oil or water
eolors aud statuary not otherwise pro-
rilel Tor Bu; the item ''siatuary"
shall b. understood 10 include the pro.
iesaional productions Of StatuaTy Of the
sculplor only
Ia addition 20 the FREQ lis, the follow.
Ing are some ~ the most important
changes proposed by the bill: Irion ia
rigs, ~ prr ton; now $40 cent pea
pound. Iron, railuay bars, 81 pcT ton;
ROW 7si0 cent pcr pound. Steel and
part steel railway bars and slabs and
billcis % steel. Sii per ton; now Sl7 per
lon Iron or steel rails, ETA per ton;
ia, rails, sij pcr ton; now 9i0 aud $40
cent pcr pound, respectively. Round
irun cent per pound. now ] 2-i0 cents
per pound On sheet iron there is a
uniform reduction Of lilo cent Isor
pound. excepting taggora's iron. on
k1op, baud or scroll iron less than eight
inches ia width there il reduction Of
i.l0 cent per pound on grades thinner
than No 10 uiru gnago Cast iron pipo
Of every description oil cent per pound;
now coat Per pound. Cut nails and
SPIKES 81 iron and steel. cent per
pound; now u cent Cut tarks, 80 per
cent al yalarcm; now about Z cents per
pound. Railway fish plates, $40 cent
Per pound. now ! cont Wrought iron
or steel spikes, horse shoes. etc, u
cents prr pound. now cents. Steel
ihsU,s. blooms. die block blanks. bars,
bands. sheets, cranks. shafts and pins,
siamfa, Iaprr gun moulds, steel cast
ipRa. etc. valued al cent a pound. i-l0
crbt pound; valued At more than ]
cent and not moro than cents, ~ per
cent al yalurrm; now - Isrr cent on all
values l~hB than ( cents per pound, and
from - ,! cents per round on higher
grades Iron or steel beams posts,
columns. building forms and other
structural shapes. Clio cents pcr pound;
now 4 cents Steel or partly steel nail.
way nhoels aud tires, or inEots for
samc, cents pcr pound; nos p cents.
Iron and steel wire remain unchanged,
with the provision that no duty shall
exceed 90 pcr cent al vnlorcm. Old
copper and copper clippings for manu-.
iactnre. cent pcT pound; now 3 cents.
lnEoiR and chill bars. 2 cents per pound;
nov I cents Rolled plates, sheet
rolled, pipca. atc, 30 pnr cent al vnlo..
rem; now - per cent Lead orc and
dross, cents per pound; now u cents:
Pigs. bars, etc. for manufacture, II
cents; now 2 centB Sheet, pipes and
shot, 9. cents: now cents. Shcathing
and yellow mctal. 20 per cent oil valo.
rom; now Is per cent Nickel ore or
matte, 10 cents prr pound, or nickel
contained therein; now 10 cents Zinc
and shelter in pigs or for manufacture,
II cents per pound, in sheets 2 cents per
pound; now / aud u cents, respective
", Hollow ware. q cents per pound /;
now 3 cents, Needles ~ all kinds, ~
per cont nd yalorrm; now % and 20 per
cont Cabinet or house furniture, wood
~ Der cent adj valorem; now 20 per
cont Manufactures Of hard woods,
30 per cont nj valorcm; now % per
cent Wood manufactures unonumer-
atcd, 70 per cent nd vRlorcm; now 70 per
cent Sugar, not above No III Il. =, IS as
follows: Tank bottoms, syrups, etc, NOT
above as degrees polarioHcope, ,.io
cents per hundred, and for every addi-
honal degree 8.tO0 cents per pound;
above i6 d. 4. and not above go, 2'sO
ppnta NOR t,nu,tda. aitpvn Oh II n ~ cents