The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-26

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ficates of Indebtedness OF the United
States to an amount not to exceed
$50. .000. 900. payable three years after
date. to bearer. I'm lawful money of the
United States. of the denomination of
/ $40 or multiples thereof, with annual
coupons for interest at the rate of 4
| per cent. per annum, and to sell and
| dispose of the same for not less than
an equal amount OF lawful money of
the United States at the treasury de-
partment and at the sub-treasuries and
| designated repositories of the United
States and at such postoffices as he
| may select. And such certificates shall
have like qualities. privileges and ex-
emptions provided In said resumption
act for bonds therein authorized. And
the proceeds thereof shall be used for
the purpose prescribed In this section
and for no other"
Bill No. "A bill to temporarily in
crease the revenue to meet the expen-
ses of the government and to provide
\ against a deficiency. BE II enacted.
etc. that from and after the passage
of this act and until Aug. /. 1898. there
shall be levied. collected and paid on
all imported woods of classes 1 and 2.
as defined In an act hereinafter cited,
approved Oct. 1, 1890. and subject to all
conditions and limitations thereof. and
on all hair OF camel. goat alpaca and
! other garneted animals. except as
hereinafter provided. and on all noils.
shoddy. garneted waste. topwaste. tub
bing waste. rowing waste. ring waste.
yarn waste. and all other wastes COM
posed wholly or In part of wool. and on
all woolen rags and mungo a duty
equivalent to go per cent. of the duty
imposed on each of such articles by an
act entitle An act to reduce the reve-
! nue. and equalize the duties on imports
and for other purposes approved Oct.
i. 1890. and subject 20 all conditions
and limitations OF said act: and on all
woods and Russian camels hair OF
class 3, as defined in said act. APP
proved Dot. I. 1880. and subject to all
conditions and limitations thereof.
there shall be levied. collected and
paid the several duties provided by
said act approved oct 1. 1890; and par
agraph 279 of schedule X, and also
paragraph 6S5 in free list. In an act
entitled an Act to reduce taxation, TO
provide revenue for the government,
and for other purposes which became
law Aug. 27. 1894. and hereby suspend
ed until Aug. l. 1898.
Section 2-That from and after the
passage of this act and until Aug. 1.
1898. ther shall be levied. collected and
paid on all imported articles. made in
whole OF In part of wool. worsted, or
other material described I'm section OF
this act. except as hereinafter pro-
vided, 60 per cent. OF specific pound or
square yard duty. imposed on each OF
said articles by an act entitled An act
to reduce the revenue and equalize tho
duties on imports and for other pur-
poses approved Oct /. 1890. and sub
ject to all conditions and limitations
thereof. In addition TO the ad valorem
duty now imposed on each OF said ar
ticles by an act entitled An act to
reduce taxation to provide for rev.
enue for the government and
for other purposes which became law
Aug. "a. 1894. and on carpets. druggets.
rugs. screens, covers. hassocks. bed
sides, art squares and other portions
of carpetings. made In whole or In part
of wool. q specific square yard duty
imposed on each OF said articles by
said act approved Oct. I. 1890. and SUBJ
ject TO all conditions and limitations
thereof, In addition to ad valorem
duty imposed on such articles by said
act.' which became law Aug. "a. 1894.
section 8. That after the passage OF
tins act, and until Aug. 1. 1895. there
shall be levied and paid on import of
lumber and other articles designated
IN paragraphs e74 TO ss3. inclusive. of
an act entitled an act to reduce taxa
tion, 10 provide revenue for the govern
ment and for other purposes which
became law Aug. "a. 1894. a duty equiv
a1ent 10 so per cent OF the duties inn
posed ON each such articles by an act
entitled an act to reduce the revenue
and equaiize the duties on imports and
for other purposes approved Got. /.
1890. and subject 20 all conditions and
Limitations of said last named act: but
pulp wood shall be classified az round
unmanufactured timber exempt from
duty. Provided that IN case any for
eign country shall impose an export
duty upon pine. spruce. elm. or other
logs, or upon stave bolts. shingle wood.
pulp wood or heading blocks. exported
to the United States from such coun-
try, then the duty upon the lumber and
other articles mentioned IN said para
graphs e74 90 6s3. Inclusive. when Inn
orted from such country. shall be the
same as nxed by the law enforced prior
TO 1890.
Section T. That on and after the
passing OF this act and until Aug. l.
1893, there shall be levied. collected and
paid ON all imported articles mentioned
In schedules A. B. c. ID. +. @. IL. i. j.
L. NJ and N OF an act entitled An act
TO reduce taxation. 10 provide revenue
for the government and for other pur-
poses which became law Aug. "a. 1894
duty equivalent TO Is per cent. OF the
duty imposed on each OF the articles
by the existing laws. In addition TO the
duty of Aug. 27. 1894; Provided that the
additional duties imposed by this sec
ton shall not IN any case increase the
rate OF duty on any article beyond the
rate imposed thereon by the said ACT
of Oct. 1. 1890. but in such. case the du-
ties shall be the same as was imposed
by said act. and provided further. thai