The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30

The language ard rates Of the senate
amendments of the paragraph in relation
to lead ore were accepted without change
but lead IN pigs was made dut!able at 21H
cents per pound, instead OF cents, as fixed
by the house, and "a cents as fixed by the
senate.
The senate rates on mica were advanced
those on the unnanufactured article being
fixed ct cents per pound and 20 per cent
ad valoren, those on cut mica at Il cents
per pound and % per cent. ad valorem.
The rate of cents pound on nickel, as
provided by the house, was restored.
Earthenwnre.
The senate language in para graph IS, re.
,ating to tiles, is retained. except that the
requirements that the tiles shall be for
foers and walls is stricken out. The house
rates were restored on Portland, Roman
and other cementS.
Paragraph 81, relating to gypsum, was
amended SO as TO read as follows:
Plaster rock or gypsum. crude, 80 cents
per ton: II ground or calcined, s.. so per ton
pearl hardening for papernakers' use q
per cent. al vaioreE1.''
The paragraph relating to pum.ce stone
was totally changed. the rate being made
IS per ton on ehe manufactured article and
- per centurl ad valoreUl on the unmanu-
factured.
The house paragraph relating TO clays
and ea-ths was adopted and the house
tuusTs earth the rate was fixed al SIS
per ton on the uur1anufactured article and
s5 per ton on that which has been naaufac-
tured.>
The house rate or un6ecorate5 rocking
ham earchsaws-e, Paragraph 81. was re-
stored.
In the next paragraph. relating 70 china,
the house provision including clock cases,
with Or without movements was restored
making the duty ii per ceoruu ad Va
loren.
The senate rece5ed from its aue-Guso.s
to the rates OF rls.l bottles. ts-s, etc.
Glass.
The paragraph CItt0 IN regard 10 cur or
ornamented glass bottles was cos changed
as to rates
The conference restored The house rates
and language On unpublished cylinder.
tained che senate rates and language u
polished cylinder ard c-owE glass
In the paragraph EEdSl -sLa Ing - tGcstt
rolled. r.atal. II -ol;Eh T5a.s sE-aSs z6e ssl-
ate rates ard language ware retained sx-
cept the lous= r-oy22sc 10 tns e@sc.
sa.oolaed. o. o-1s-T7tse eorssc--s1 sZ1azI ess
subjected n IL same rate - 5zcv Is c4S.
polished p.a-s s.aSs -as.-vs--sss-'-
The senate rates wsCs -r-&z1sl CT c.:s-
polished p.zss Sass c2-1 unfinished and
as provided II paragraphs -3.s
The houze -2.= e r- e=-s- a. rz-
loren, in ADDITION 20 ot1-=-- --az.es cta-geao.=
On window, c-ow-, cyss::-ts-, o. -Ea-e
glasses wa=-e -1ose glasses are tez-,
cent.
The conferences zes-:s4 he senate
amendments II paragraph rs relating %
speSsaclas. eEsgAs ss=s. ecc-. with o-e e1-
ception.
Paragraph -. -=iz.ios % stained or
ySl--EE C.5SS @--s
= as left by the senate.
The Two houses compromised the rate On
granite, Sandstone, u.-1a1utac-
-ured or undressed, making it = cents per
,ub!c foot
The thread Paragraph t2aQ IS COM
promise between the two houses aL:nsa
iuty OF Is cents per pound on threads made
rom yarn not finer than five lea Or mum
ner, and three-fourtas cent per pound a6-
;ttional for each lea or number In eScess
# FIVE made from yarn finer than i've lea
II number.
There Is also charge in the next para |
''aph, relating 20 single yarns in the gray.
ecucias the senate rate on yarns not
iaer taan 81 lea or number to 70 per cert, |
d va!o-e-n. which is compromise be- |
Weer tae TWO houses.
FLOOR matcngs, which are taken from
ne tree list, where they were placed by +
ne senate. are made dutiable at cents I
- sAi- ..et Z lLLe!E EaICe Goes NOT
Acseo 10 cents per square yard, and at {
cents per square yard and % per cent. Z
q Ea!ore-n where their value exceeds IN
ents per square yard
Bags or sacks made from plain woven
sbr!cs and baggirg for cotton. e1Innv
10th and similar fabrics were taken <ror1
Ne fTee list and the language of the house
fac4cal!y restored in both instances. On
ass the rate was made seven-eight!ls
,at per pound and Is per cent. ad va!orem.
=pted.
Sundries
IheTe were comparatively few changes
the sG7o7ies schedule. The senate
nend!C!eat or biturninous Goals fixing the
-se OF "a cents per ton was accepted with
Ut change.
The house rate of one cen, per thousand
loose matches was restored.
me mouse rates on hatrcloth were re-
The senate rates on iewelry were re-
The house provision In regard 70 d1a-
o2ds and other precious stones was Va
Paintings. drawings and status-v vere
s@ain @ rneee cuS!able at 90 per cent. ad va
Free LIST.
The following changes were roasa :, tho
Sc list: tt+ e'ie
The provision allowing cattle. horses
teel'. or cther domestic animals, stravincr
GF!Eeh across the boundary line of an
her country for pasturage purposes. TO
: brought back free Of duty is modified 81
TO continue this privilege for the speci-
20 time of six months
ne conference restored to the free list
e mousse paragraph on books and ensray-
IS imported by authority of the United
ates Tor the library of congress.
INC paragraph relating to the free intro
'ction OF books Libraries and reason
lie furniture of persons from foreign
uhtries was altered so to provide that
here they We're not introduced for sale
ey were to be allowed free entrance
here they had not been SO used for less
an one year.
The conference restored the house pro-
zion on camphor.
me following is the paragraph agreed
'oa on anthracite coal in the free list:
Anthracite Coal.
Coal, anthracite. nov especially pro-
ded for in this act. and coal stores OF
tnerican vessels. but none shall be un
AIDED"
Following is the paragraph agreed upon
coai tar in the free list:
Goa! tar. crude pitch of coal tar and
oduets Of coal tar known as dead or cre-
CITE oil. benzel. etc.
Tho conference restored raw cotton TO
g fres list
The paragraph in regard to the free ad-
Il atkAFa rNS irI,