The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-17

other than polished, where cold rolled
ana SO forth, from one cent per pound
IN IN addltion to the rates on plates to
nVestenens OF one cent per pound.
Bolts. with or without threads or
nuts from one and one-half cents to
one and one-fourth cents per pound.
cast iron pipe from four-tenths of
one cent to one-fourth of one cent per
pound
Cast hollow ware, coated, glazed
or timed from two cents to one and
one-half cents per pound.
Chains not less than three-fourths
or an inch in diameter, from one and
one-e1ghth cents to seven -eighths of a
cent per pound not less than three
elghths of an inch in diameter from
one and three-eighths cents to one and
one-e1ghth cents; not less than five
slxteenths from one and seven-eighths
70 one and six-eighths2 of one centum.
But no chains will pay less than forty
hVe per centum ad valorem.
Lap welded but welded steamed,
or jointed iron or steer poiler tubes,
'1f not less than three eighths of an inch
In diameter from two cents to one cent
per pound; not less than one-fourth.
from two cents to one and one-half
cents per pound; If less than one
fourth two cents per pound welded,
cylindrical furnaces from two and
one-half cents per pound to two cents
per pound; all other iron or steel
tubes, from thirty-five per centum to
Table, butchering, carving and so
forth knives with pearl, shell or ivory
handles, from 16 cents each to IA cents
each; handles of deer horn from
with handles of hard rubber. bone,
celluloid, and so forth from five cents
each to four cents each; with other
handles from one and one-half cents
each to one cent each with the same
ad valorem addition of fifteen per-
centum- Provided, that none of the
above shall pay at less rate than
forty percentum ad valorem, instead
of As as In the present law. Files
were reduced from special rates, the
valorem to 40 percentum ad valorem.
"Cut nails. spikes from 6-1O of 1
cent to $40 of 1 cent per pound.
Horseshoe nails and hob nails from
two and one-fourth cent to one and
one-half cents per pound.
wire nails, not lighter than No. Is,
wire gauge from u to 1 cent to u of
a cent per pound; lighter than number
16, from one cent to one-half of one
cent per pound.
Spikes, nuts, washers and horse,
mule or OK shoes. from one cent to
one-half of one cent per pound.
''Cut tacks, not exceeding sixteen
ounces to the thousand from one
cent per thousand exceeding sixteen
ounces from 1 II to Il of one cent per
pound.
''steel plates. engraved and so forth,
from twenty-five per centum to twenty
percentum ad valorem.
''Rivets, from two cents to one and
one-fourth cents per pound.
"Cross cut saws from six cents to
five cents per foot. Mill saws from ten
cents per linear foot to eight cents per
linear foot; pit and drag saws from
eight cents per linear foot to six cents
per linear foot, circular saws, 25 per-
cent centum ad ValOrem to 20 per-
centum ad valorem; steel band saws
per pound and twenty percentum ad
valorem remaining; all other saws re-
duced from thirty percentum to
twenty-five per centum ad valorem
Screws, more than two inches in
length from to and One-half cents
per pound, over one inch and not more
than two inches from six cents to four
cents per pound over one-half inch
and not over one inch from cents
to cents per pound. One-half inch
and less from twelve cents to eight
cents per pound.
wheels for railway purposes or
parts thereof from one and one-haf
cents to one and one-fourth cents per
pound; ingots, blooms, or blanks for
the same from one and one-fourth
cents to one cent per pound.
Miscellaneous Items
aluminium in crude form, from
eight cents to seven cents per pound.
'Hooks and eyes from II to
cents per pound retaining the addl-
tionaI fifteen percentum ad valorem.
Lead bearing ore, on the lead con-
tents, therein, from one and one-half
cents to one cent per pound.
Lead dress bullion base bullion,
and lead in pigs from two and one
eighth cents to one and one-haf cents
per pound, in sheets, pipes, sheets
from 215 to one and seven-e1ghths
cents per pound.
''Zinc in blocks or pigs, from one
and one half cents to one cent per
Mound: in sheets, from two cents to
"Cash registers, electrical apparatus
and machinery jute manufacturing
machinery. linotype and all type set
ting machinery, machine tools, print
ing presses, sewing machines, type
writer's and all steam engines from
forty-five cents to thirty percentum ad
valorem Embroidery machines and
lace making machines the same rate
with a proviso that they may be i'm
ported free, until July I, nineteen
hundred and eleven
"Steel ingots cogged ingots blooms
and slabs valued at one cent per
pound or less from three-tenths of one
cent per pound or less from three
tenths of one cent per pound to seven
fortieths and on the other valuation
the reductions are one-tenth of cent
per pound with the exception of those
valued above seven cents and not
above ten cents upon, when the duty
the same and upon those val
ued above thirty cents per pound upon
which the duty is made fifteen per
cent ad valorem.
Lumber Schedule.
Timber from 1 cent per cubic foot
to - cent per cubic feet. Sawed
boards pIanks of white wood sycamore
and bass wood from one dollar per
thousand to fifty cents per thousand.
"AlI other sawed lumber from two
dollars to one dollar.
eff further advanced and manu-
featured, the same reduction from the
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