Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-17

some articles from the tree list To the
dutiable and has increased duties on
others for the sole purpose of increas-
ing the revenue. Most of these articles
on which duties have been increased
are luxuries which have been increas-
ed as follows:
"Perfumeries and toilet articles
from so to 60 per centum ad valOrem.
Fancy soap from 10 to 20 cents per
pound. Chicory root raw not dried,
from one cent to two and a half cents
| per pound; roasted from and one
half cents to five cents per pound. CO.
Goa, crude, transferred from the free
| list to the dutiable at cents per
| pound; prepared or manufactured, in
creased two cents on each classitica-
| ton except that valued above 35 cents
per pound which remains the same.
| Ten per centum ad valOrem is also
added to the duties on that valued to
between 10 and 25 cents per pound.
| Powdered cocoa from cents to 8
cents per pound.
Cocoa butter from 3ls cents to .
! and one half cents per pound Dande-
! lion root and articles used as a sub
stitute for coffee 2la cents t. cents
per pound.
Spices which are now largely on
| the free list are assessed an average
duty of 80 per centum ad valorem.
! Feathers are increasd from Is per
centum to 20 per centum ad valorem
and dress or colored features receive
an increase of 10 per centum. Furs,
dressed on the skin, are assessed - y
per centum rd valorcm.
Duties on the following articles
| have been Increased because the COM
mttee found that there was not sufti-
cient protection under the present
law" continued Mr.. Payne:
| Coal tar dyes or colors, now bear
ing duty Of 80 percentum to 50 per
centum and valorem, zinc in ore, now
brought in 20 percentum adyalorem
to one cent per pound for tho zine
contents contained therein.
/ peas, split peas from 40 cents to
i4j cents per bushel Figures from ,
cents to two and one half cents per
pound. Lemons from one cent to one
and one-fourth cents per pound. Pine
lapples from dollars per thousand 70
s dollars per thousand
Increases i'm the cotton sclcdule arc
yard on mercerized fabrics IA new
process of manufacture invented since
tine present law was enacted.)
ALSO a small additional duty on
llappets There is also an Increased
duty on stockings fashioned and
shaped wholly or in part on knitting
! machines
Changes in the paper schedule
I 81. nd ly
the special committee ON wood pull
land print paper Investigation are:
surface coated papers, covered
with metal, from three cents anc
Twenty per centum To five cents and
twenty per centum ad yalortm, othol
surface coated paper from two an1
one half cents per pound and htteeI
per centum ad yalUrem To- nNr cent?
per pound.
"Lithographic prints from six cent
per pound TO eight cents; cardboard
from 20 cents to 25 cents per pound
other paper 20 cents to >" cents pei
pound and with small Increases on
sizes Of other paper Lithographlc Gig
ar labels from poe per pound TO 81
lcents per pound printed i'm less than
eight colors, from 20 cents 10 81
cents per pound more than eight, IRON
80 cents TO 81 and one half cents pei
pound; printed in metal leaf from 81
cents per pound to 52la cents pc
pound; paper hangings from % pc
centum TO 30 per centum ad valorem
paper not especially provided 70
from 20 per centum to 35 per centnn
ad yalorem
plain paper envelopes from 20 pc
centum to 80 per Centum ad Valorem
THE recommendations Of the selec