Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-04

stamp has not been affixed, fo= IL e purpose OF
oottling ,ne same, or who carries on business
OF botrling fermented liquor in any brewery OF
other place in which fermented R9rADr is made
OF upon any premises having comn unication
With brewery or warehouse, viii be liable e
Sne OF syes and the property used in such
bottlug or business be liable to forfefsur,s. PRO
yidsd, however. that this section shall not be
construed to prevent the Tithdrawas and trans
fer OF termented liquors from any of the yats in
any brewery by way of pipe line or ether con-
duit to another building or place for the sole
purpose of bottling the same. Such pipe
line or conduit shall be constructed and
operated under such rules and regulations as
shall BE prescribed by the Comm ission
of Internal Revenue, subject 90 the
approvah of the Secretary of the Treasury, and
All locks and seals prescribed shall be provided
the expense OF the Emitted States; provided fur
ther, that the tax imposed in Section S,:s;S OF
the Revised Statutes, be paid ON all fermeated
ti;p liquor remoyed irom the brewery to the bot.
the time of such renewal, By cancellation and
the DETACHMENT by the Collector of the Distrie<
OF the num6eTof stamps depoting the tax on.
ermented liquors thus removed. The stamrs
thus cancelled and defaced shall be disposed ca
and accounted for in the manner directed by
the Commissioners of Internal hevenue, with
and a violation of the rules and regula-
tloDs hereafter prescribed by the Commits
sloner OF Internal Revenue. with the ap-
proyal of the Secretary OF she Treasury,
in pursuance of these provisions, shall
be subject TO the penalties above described by
this section. Every owner, agens or superin-
tendent OF a brewery or bottling house who
removes or conniyes at the removal of any fer
mented liquor through pdpe line or conduit
without the payment OF the taNthereon or who
attempts to- defraud the reyenueas above, shall
forfeit all liquors made by ana for him, and all
utensils and apparatus used in n,aking the
same. To provide for the expectation of fer
mepted liquor in bond, without payment of the
internal revenue tax, the bill enaots that from
and after january; 1881, fermented liuuor may
be removed from the place of manufacture or
storage for export to a foreign country without
payment OF tax, in such packages and under
such regulations and upon giving such notices
entries, bonds and other securities as the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. with the ap-
proyal of the Secretary of'the Treasury may
from time to time provide, and no draw back OF
tax Will be allowed on fermented liquors ex-
ported on and after January1j 1891. unless en-
tered for exploration prior to such date.
Inc 81 yer Dill was again taken up and Far
well addressed the Senate. He declared HIM
self in full accord with the purpeses~of the bill
but SAID ne was in favor of going still further.
he would use for money all the silver offered
and not a stipulated sum. as provided for in the
bill, and he would coin it at its market valsse
If the price of silver should advance to par with
gold (as the friends of the bill ciaim), then free
coinage would come as q matter of course.
What objection could there be, he said to put
ting into silver dollar one hundred cents
worth of silver?
IN THE HOUSE..
WASHINGTON, June 3d.-The Senate bill passed
changing the boundar es of the, reservation of
the Uncompagure Utes
Bills were tavorably reported to the House in.
creasing the pay and classification of postal
clerks; Tor the appointment of ftwentysixSuper.
yisors of Postofices to examine and report upon
the condition of the offices in the certain dis
tricts to which they will be assigned. the Senate
bill tor the construction OF a steam vessel for
use In Puget sound; the Senate bill establishing
ports OF delivery ia Alaska; and the House bill
authorizing the construction of q bridge over
the Columbia river.
senate bills providing for the purchase of
800, 600 public building sites at Tacoma and Sc
attic. Wash were reported to the House to ,dav,
but the appropriation in each instance was re-
duced to $4,000.
The House then proceeded to the considera-.
tion OF the Alabama contested election case of
McDufie VS.. Turpin.
Comstock of Minnesota opened the discussion,
with an argument in favor of the claims of the.
contestant. Crisp presented the claims OF the
contestee, Pending further debate the House.
adjourned.