The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

shall pay duty of eioo of cent ger pound ad. | ditional, an above 93 degrees by polariscops test shall pay duty of <I0 cent per pound molasSes sting not 56 degrees by the polar. | iscope shall pay a duty of 2 cents per gallon;
 molasses testing above 5e degrees shall pay a | duty of cents per gallon. The earthenware and glassware | schedule is as follows: Plain brick increased from 20 to 25 per cent undeeorated china, porcelain and crockery in.
 creased from si to 70 per cent. and decorated | china, porcelain ornaments, etc, decorated, in. | creased from &) to 45 per cent Plain green ana color nodded or pressed and Hint and lime glassware, including bottles, vials, dem'Iohns, and carboys Covered un. covered) whether filled or thrilled and whe ther
 their contents be dutiable or free not specially provided for in this act 40 per cent ad valorem. Wilson bill 90 per cent
 All articles of glass, cut engraved, painted colored, printed stained decorated, silvered or gided, not including plate glass silvered or looking glass plates, lU per cent ad vaorem Wilson bill, S5 per cent
 Ali glass bottles, decanters or other vessels, | or articles of glass, when cut, engraved, paint
 ed, colored, printed, stained, etched or other.
 wise ornamented or decorated, except such as have ground neeks and shoppers only not specially provided for in this net including
 porcelain or opal glassware, 70 per cent ad Valorem. Wilson bill, 3i per cent. Unpublished cylinder, crown and common win dow glass, not exceeding iG by 2i inches square, lh cents per pound Wilson bill, cent; above l that and not exceeding 2i by 30 inches square, n cents per pound Wilson bill Ih cents above that and not exceeding 24 by 30 inches | square, lh cents per pound, Wilson bill 1S cents; all above that lS cents per pound VII. son bill, lM cents.
 In the stone schedule the only change is to change grindstones from sl 7o per ton to 10 per cent ad valorem Roofing states increased from | 10 to 20 per cent ad valorem. The flax, hemp and jute schedule is as follows:
 BurapS not exceeding sixty inches wide, | containing not over forty threads to the square | inch, counting warping and filling iS per cent ad yalorem; bags for grain, made of such bur. | laps, 22H per cent ad valoremL Wilson bill, 20 per cent Flax gill netting, nets, webs and
 seines, Si per cent ad valorem Wilson bill, 30 per cent
 oil cloth for hoors stamped. painted or printed, including linoleum. corticene, cork
 carpe:s, figured or plain, and all other oil cloth | (except silk oil clothl and waterproof cloth | not specially provided for in this act valued at
 2i cents or less per square yard, 21 per cent ad | valorem; valued above 25 cents per square yard, B per cent ad valorem Wilson bill 30 per cent on all classeS
 Collars and cuffs and shirts, composed wholly or in part of linen, 45 per cent ad valorem. Wilson bill S5 per cent,
 The sections covering the tax on spirits are new throughout and are substitute for the house sections struck
 out The main section of the senate
 bill is as follows:
 That on and after the first day of the sec.
 ond calendar month after the passage of this act there shall be levied and | -aa E. | bond at that time that have been
 that may be tn n or thereafter pro-
 duced in the United States on which | the tax is not paid before that day, tax of sL 10 on each proof gallon, or wine gallon when below proof and a proportionate tax at a
 like rate all fractional parts of each proof or
 wine gallon. Provided, that in computing the
 tax on any package of spirits all fractional
 parts of a gallon, less than one tenth shall be excluded
 The bonding period is changed to eight years.
 Among the sundres are the follow ing:
 Coal bituminous and shale, 70 cents per ton;
 coal, slack or culm, Is cents per ton free in tue Wilson bill Coke, IS per cent ad valorem free in the Wilson bill
 Leather and manufactures Of leather-sole
 leather, n per cent ad valorem, Wilson
 bill 8 per cent Calf skins tanned or
 dress dressed upper leather, including patent Japanned leather, dressed or undressed,
 and finished chamois or other skins not spe'
 cially enumerated or provided for in this act, , per cent ad valorem Wilson bill l5 per cent
 Bookbnders calf skins, kangaroo sheep and goat skins, including lamb and kid skins,
 dressed and finished. 2j per cent ad valorem;
 Wilson bill IS per cent Pianoforte leather, 70
 per cent ad vaorem Wilson bill 25 per cent
 There is touch of reciprocity rela-
 tions in proviso attached to the para
 graph admitting blows, harrows har-
 vesters and other agricultural imple-
 ments, the proviso being to the effect
 that all the articles mentioned in this
 paragraph. "when imported from any
 country which lays an import duty on
 like articles coming from the United
 States, shall be subject to the duties
 existing prior to the passage of this act"
 The free list also contains the follow
 ing new paragraph:
 Any cattle, horses sheep or other domestic animals which have Strayed across the bound. ary line into any foreign country or where such
 domestic animals have been or may be driven across such boundary line by the owner, for
 pasturage purposes, the same may be brought
 back to the United States free of duty under regulations prescribed by the secretary of the treasury
 The provision for the free admission
 of horses for temporary exhibition un-
 der the auspices of racing associations is minated.
 THE GROWN MURDER.