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DETAILS G1UEF
HOUSE KILL AS PASSED BY THE
' SEXATE MADE CLEAR,
Items and Tax on Each Provided by
the Reciprocity Treaty.
Washington, Aug. 17. (Special)
The full text of the McCall bill for
Canadian reciprocity as passed by the
house- of representatives is as fol
lows; .
Be It enacted "by the senate and
house of representatives of the United
States of America in congress assem
bled,1 That there shall be levied col
lected and paid upon the articles here
inafter enumerated, the Jrrowth. prod
uct or manufacture of the Dominion of
'the United States or any of Its posses
sions, except the Philippine Islands
and the islands of Guam and Tutuila,
in Ucu of the duties now levied, col
lected, M11U pum liltt luuuwiug utmes,
namely: , v-
; Fresh meats beef, veal, mutton.
lamb, pork and all other fresh or re
frigerated "meats excepting game 1
cents per pound. ,
Bacon and hams not In tins or jars,
1 cents per pound. , , "
. Meats of all kinds dried, smoked,
salted, In brine or prepared or pre
served in any manner not otherwise
herein provided for, 1 cents per
pound. - '
. Canned meats and canned poultry,
20 per centum ad valorem. ,-'
Extract of meat, fluid or not, 20 per
centum ad valorem. ,
Lard and compounds thereof, cotto-
stearine, 1 cents per pound. ,
Tallow, 40 cents per hundred pounds.
Egg yolk, egg albumen and blood albumen-,
7 per centum ad valorem.,
Fish (except shellfish), by whatever
name known, packed in oil, in tin
boxes or cans, Including the weight of
the Dflckace (a) when welching over
twenty ounces and not over thirty-six
ounces each, 5 cents per package; (b)
vueu weignmg over twelve ounces ana
not oyer twenty ounces each, 4 cents
per package; (c) when weighing
twelve ounces each or less, 2 cents per
package; (d) when weighing thirty-six
ounces each or more or when packed
in oil, In bottles, Jars or kegs. 30 per
centum ad valorem.
Tomatoes and other vegetables, in
cluding corn in cans or other air tight
packages and including the weight of
the package, cents per pound. '
Wheat flour and semolina and rye
flour, GO cents per barrel of 106 pounds.
OntmAAl nnri railed nnta innliulinsr thn
weight of paper covering, SO cents per
Hundred pounds. , ,
Cornmeal, 12 cents per hundred
pounds. ;
. Barley malt, 45 cents per. hundred
pounds. -v-" ' ' ' ; ' '
' Barley, pot;' pearled or patent, one
half cent per pound.
Buckwheat flour or meat one-half
cent per pound. '
Split peas, dried, 7 cents per bushel
of sixty pounds.
Prepared cereal foods, not otherwise
provided for herein, 17 per centum
ad valorem. v , .
.Bran, middlings and other offals of
grain, used for animal food, 12 cents
per hundred pounds.
Macaroni and vermicelli, 1 cent per
' pound. .
Biscuits, wafers and cakes, when
sweetened with sugar, honey, molas
aes or other material, 25 per centum
ad valorem. . '
Biscuits, wafers," cakes and other
baked articles composed In whole or
Jn part of eggs or any kind of flour
r meal, when combinea wim cnoeo
Jate4 puts, fruits or confectionery; also
candled peel, candied popcorn, can-
aiea nuts, canaiea iruitSj. susiirvuuuj
NOTICE;
To those living along the route of
If connection with sewers are wanted
nt present, :- arrangements for same
must be made immediate after clitch
is open, at our of f ice, room 6 Foley
block. . 5 ;
G. H. SUTHERLAND
and confectionery of all kinds. 52 per
centum ad valorem.
Maple sugar and maple sirup, 1 cent
per pound. . . '
rickles, including pickled nuts,
sauces of all kinds, and fish paste vt
sauce, 32 per centum ad valorem. .
Cherry Juice and prune Juice, or
prune win, and other fruit Juices and
fruit sirup, nonalcoholic. 17 per cent
um ad valorem.
Mineral waters and imitations of
natural mineral waters, In bottles or
Jugs. 17 per centum ad valorem.
Essential oils, T per centum ad va
lorem. . , , . ; ;
Grapevines, gooseberry, raspberry
and currant bushes, 17 per centum
ad valorem. ;
Farm- wagons and ' finished parts
thereof, 22 per centum nd valorem.
Plows, tooth and disk harrows, har
vesters, reapers, agricultural drills and
planters, mowers, horse rakes, cultiva
tors, thrashing machines, Including
wind stackers, baggers, weighers and
self feeders therefor and finished parts
thereof imported for repair of the fore
going. 15 per centum ad valorem.
Portable engines 'with boilers in
combination, horsepowers and traction
engines for farm purposes, hay loaders,
potato diggers, fodder or feed cutters,
grabs crushers, fanning mills, hay ted
ders, farm or field rollers, manure
spreaders, weeders and windmills and
fl nlshed pnrts thereof Imported for re-,
f air of the foregoing, except snarting,
20 per centum ad valorem."
Grindstones of sandstone, not mount
ed, finished or .not 5 cents per hundred
pounds. . .
Freestone, granite, sandstone, lime
stone aud all other monumental or
building stone, except marble, breccia
and onyx,, unmanufactured- or not
dressed, hewn or polished, 12 per
eentuni ad valorem.
Roofing slates. 55 cents per hundred
square feet - .
Vitrified paving blocks, , not orna
mented or decorated in any manner,
and paving blocks of stone, 17 per
centum ad valorem.
' Oxide of iron as a color, 22 per
centum ad valorem.
Asbestos, further manufactured than
grounu; manuiaciures or asbestos or
articles of which asbestos Is the com
ponent material of chief value, includ
ing woven fabrics, wholly or In chief
value of asbestos, 22 per centum ad
valorem. v '
Printing ink. 17 per centum ad va
lorem. , . .
Cutlery, plated or not pocketknives,
penknives, scissors and shears, knives
and forks for household purposes and
table steels 27H per centum ad valo
rem. ". -. , , ...
Bells and gongs, brass corners and
rules for printers, 27 per centum ad
valorem. .
Basins, urinals and other plumbing
fixtures for' bathrooms and lavatories;
bathtubs, sinks and laundry tubs of
earthenware, stone, . cement or clay
or of other material, 32 per centum
ad valorem. ', -.. 'i t
: Brass band Instruments, 22tt per
centum ad valorem. ;'
Clocks, watches, . time ' recorders,
clock and watch keys, clock cases and
clock movements, 27 per centum ad
valorem. t . : .
Printers' wooden coses and cabinets
for holding type, 27 per centum ad
valorem. . v . '. ... ' , ..
Wood flour, 22 per centum nd valorem.;-.-
.-., . "' .
Canoes and small boats of wood, not
J power boats, 22 per centum ad va
lorem. -. r " ' ' ' ,. . : "
Feathers, ' crude, not dressed,' col
ored or otherwise manufactured, 12
per centum ad valorem.
; Antiseptic surgical dressings, such
as absorbent cotton, cotton wool, lint,
lamb's wool, tow. Jute, gauzes and
oaknm, prepared for use as surgical
dressings, plain or medicated; surgical
trusses, pessaries and suspensory band
ages of all kinds, 17 per centum ad
valorem. ."
Plate glass, not beveled, in sheets or
panes exceeding seven square feet
each and not exceeding twenty-five
square feet each, 25 per centum ad-valorem.--'
' :
Motor vehicles, other than for rail-
ways and tramways aud automobiles
and parts thereof, not ln''lud?ug rub
ber tires 30 per centum nd valorem.
Iron or steel digesters for the manu
facture of wood pulp, 27 per centum
ad valorem.
Musical instrument cases, fancy
cases or boxes, portfolios, satchels,
reticules, cardeases, purses, pocket
books, fly books for artificial flies, all
the foregoing composed wholly or In
chief value of leather. 20 per centum
ad valorem.
Aluminium in crude form. 5 cents
per pound. '
Aluminium in plates, sheets, bars
and rods, 8 cents per pound.
Laths, 10 cents per thousand pieces.
Shingles, 30 cents per thousand.
Sawed bonrds, planks, deals and oth
er lumber, planed or finished on one
side, 50 cents per thousand feet board
measure; planed or finished on one side
and tijngued and grooved, or planed or j
finished on two sides. 75 cents per ;
thousand feet board measure; planed ( spreaders, weeders and windmills and
or finished on three sides, or planed ' finished parts thereof imported forTe
and finished on two sides and tongued j pair of the foregoing, except shafting,
and grooved. $1.12 per thousand ; 20 per centum nd valorem. '
feet, board measure; planed and; Grindstones of sandstone, not mount-
finished on four sides. $1.00 per thou-j
sand feet board measure; and in esti-
mating board measure under this
schedule no "deduction shall be made
on board measure on account of plan
ing, tonguing and grooving.
. Iron ore, ; including innnganiferous
UVM . VU ..HUM .
from burnt pyrites, 10 cents per ton,
provided that in levying and collect
ing duty on iron ore no deduction shall
be made from the weight of the . o
on account of moisture which may be
chemically or physically ( combined
therewith. ', . -.
Coal Black or culm of all kinds, such
as will pass through a half inch screen.
15 cents per ton,
Provided that the duties above enu-
merated shall take effect whenever the
president of the United States shall
have satisfactory evidence and shall
make proclamation that on the articles
hereinafter enumerated the growth,
product or manufacture of the United
States or any of Its possessions (ex
cept the Philippine Islands and the
Islands of Guam and Tutuila), when
imported therefrom Into the Dominion
of Canada, duties not in excess of the
following are imposed, namely;
Fresh meats beef, veal, : mutton.
lamb, pork and all other fresh or re
frigerated meats excepting game lyi
cents per pound.
Bacon and hams, hot in tins or Jars,
1 cents per pound. .
Meats of all kinds, dried, smoked,
salted, la brine or prepared or preserv
ed In any manner, not otherwise herein
provided for. 1 cents per pound.
Canned meats-and canned poultry.
tO per centum ad valorem.
Extract of meat fluid or not 20 per
centum ad valorem.
Lard and compounds thereof, cotto-
lene and cotton stearine and animal
stearine, 1 cents per pound.
Tallow, 40 cents per hundred pounds.
Egg yolk, egg albumen and blood
albumen, 7 per centum ad Valorem. '
Fish (except shellfish), by whatever
name known, packed in oil, In tin
boxes or cans, Including the weight of
the package (a) when weighing over
twenty ounces and not over thirty-six
ounces each, 5 cents per package; (b)
when weighing over twelve ounces
and not over twenty ounces each, 4
cents per package; (c) when weighing
twelve ounces each or less, 2 cenU
per package; (d) when weighing thirty-six
ounces, each or more or when
packed In oil. in bottles, jars or kegs,
30 per centum nd valorem-
Tomatoes and other vegetables, In
cluding corn, In cans or other air tight
packages and including the weight of
the package, 1 cents per pound, e
-Wheat flour and semolina and rye
flour, 50 cents per barrel of 100 pounds.
Oatmeal and rolled oats, including
the weight of paper covering, 50 cents
per hundred pounds.
Cornmeal, 12 cents per hundred
pounds. .' .. 1
Barley malt 45 cents per hundred
pounds. - ' ,, ' -
Barley, pot' pearled or patent one-
half cent per pound.
Buckwheat flour or meal, one-half
cent per pound.
Split peas, dried, 7 cents per bushel
o sixty pounds.
Prepared cereal foods, not otherwise
provided for herein, 17 per centum
ad valorem. . .
Bran, middlings and other offals of
grain used for animal food, 12 cents
per hundred pounds. . , , ,'
Macaroni and vermicelli, 1 cent per
pound. ,
Biscuits, wafers and cakes when
sweetened with ' sugar, honey, mo
lasses or other material. 25 per cent
um ad valorem. :
Biscuits, wafers, cakes end other
baked articles composed in whol.Vor in
part of eggs or any kind of fiV:r or
meal when combined with chocolate,
nuts, fruits or confectionery, also can
dled peel, candled popcorn, candled
nuts, candled fruits, sugar candy and
confectionery of alt kinds. 32 per
centum ad valorem.
Maple sugar and maple sirup. 1 cent
per pound. ' , ;
. Pickles, including pickled nuts:
sauces of all kinds and fish pasts or
sauce, 32 per centum ad valorem.
Cherry Juice and prune Juice, or
prune wine, aud other, frnlj Juices and
fruit sirup; nonalcoholic 17 per cent
uin oil valorem.
Mineral waters ind imitation of
natural mineral waters lu bottles or
Ju.srs, 17 per centum ad valorem. '
U.sseutial olla, 7 per centum od va
lorem. Graporines, gooseberry, raspberry
and currant bushes. 17 per centum
ad Tolorem.
Farm wagons and finished parts
thereof, 22 per centumad valorem.
Plows, tooth and disk harrows, har
: vestcrs, reapers, agricultural drills and
planters, mowera. . horse rakes, cultl
j vators; thrashing machines, including
wind stackers, baggers, weighers and
self feeders therefor and finished parts
thereof Imported for repair of the fore
going, 15 per centum ad valorem.
Fortable engines with boilers, in
combination, horsepower and traction
engines, for farm purposes; bay load
ers, potato diggers, fodder or feed cut-
ters, grain crushers, fanning mills, hay
tedders, farm or field rollers, manure
ed, finished or not, 5 cents per hun-
jdred pounds.
Freestone, granite, sandstone, limev
stone and all other monumental or
building stone, except marble, breccia
and onyx,' unmanufactured or not
dressed, hewn or polished, 12 per
Roofing slates,. C5 cents "per hundred
square feet ! '.'
Vitrified paving blocks, not orna
mented or decorated in any manner,
and paving blocks of stone, 17 per
centum ad valorem.
Oxide of iron as a color. 22 per
centum ad valorem. ,
Asbestos, further manufactured than
ground; manufactures of asbestos or
articles of which asbestos Is the com-
ponent material of chief value. Includ
ing woven fabrics wholly or In chief
value of asbestos. 22 per centum ad
valorem.'
Printing Ink, 17 per centum ad va
lorem. .
Cutlery, plated or not pocketknives,
penknives, scissors and shears, knives
and forks for household purposes and
table steels 27 per centum ad va
lorem. V i
: Bells and gongs, brass corners and
rules, for printers, 27 per centum ad
valorem.
Basins, urinals' and other plumbing
fixtures for bathrooms end lavatories,
bathtubs, sinks and laundry tubs of
earthenware, stone, cement or clay or
of other material, 32 per centum ad
valorem.
Brass band Instruments. 22 pr
centum ad valorem. ; s ; .. ,
Clocks, watches, time recorders, clock
and watch keys, clock cases and clock
movements, 27 per centum ad valorem.
Printers' wooden rases and cabinets
for holding type, 27 per centum ad
valorem.
Wood flour, JKyJ'per centum ad va
lorem. ' '.
Canoes and small boats of wood, not
power boats, 22 per centum ad valorem.
Feathers, crude, not dressed, colored
or otherwise manufactured, 12 per
centum ad valorem.
Antiseptic surgical dressings, such as
absorbent cotton,, cotton wool, lint,
lambs' wool, tow, Jute, gauzes and
J oakum, prepared for use as surgical
dressings, plain or medicated, surgical
trusses, pessaries and suspensory band
ages of all kinds, 17 per centum ad'
valorem. ,
Tlate glass, not beveled, in sheets or
panes exceeding seven square feet
each and not exceeding twenty-five
square feet each, 23 per centum ad
valorem. ; t'. ' . .
Motor vehicles, other than for rail
ways and tramways, and automobiles
and parts thereof, not including rub
ber tires, 30 per centum ed valorem.
Iron or steel digesters for the man
ufacture of wood pulp, 27 per- cen
tum ad valorem. :
Musical Instrument, cases, fancy
cases or boxes, portfolios, -satcueis.
reticules, cardeases, purses, pocket
books, fly books for artificial flies,, all
the foregoing composed wholly or In
chief value of leather, 30 per centum
ad valorem. -
' Cement Portland, and hydraulic or
water lime in barrels, bags or casks,
the weight of the package to be In
cluded in the weight for duty. 11
cents per hundred pounds.
.Trees apple, cherry., peach, pear,
plum and quince, of all. kinds, and
small peach trees known, as June
buds 2 cents each.
Condensed milk, the- weight of the
package to be Included to the weight
for duty, 2 cents per pound.
' Biscuits without added sweetening.
20 per centum od valorem.
Fruits in air tight cans or other air
tight packagesv the weight of the cans
or other packages to be included In the
weight for duty, 2. cents per pound.
Peanuts, shelled. 1 cent per pound.
Peanuts, unshelled. one-half cent per
pound.
Coal, bituminous, round and run of
mine, including bituminous coal such
as will not pass through a three-quar
ter inch screen, 45 cents per ton.
That the articles mentioned In the
following paragraphs, the growth,
product or manufacture of the Do
minion of Canada, when imported
therefrom Into the United States or
any of Its possessions (except the Phil
lnntne Islands and the islands of
Guam and Tutuila), shall be exempt
frota duty n:.::et; .
Live ntira:iU cattle, horses eud
mules, swloe. sheep, lambs , and all
other live animals.
Foultry. dead or alive.
Wljeat. rye, oats, barley end buck-'
wheat, dried peas and beans, edible.
Corn, sweet corn or maize.
Ilay, Ptrnw and cowpen. '
Fresh vegetables potatoes, sweet
potatoes, yams, turnips, onions, cab
bages and all other vegetables in their
natural state i
Fresh fruits apples, pears, peaches,
grapes, berries and all other edible
fruits in their natural 8,tate. except
lemons, oranges, limes, grapefruit
shaddocks, wmelos and plnapples.
Dried fruits apples, peaches, pears
and apricots, dried, desiccated or evap
orated. :
Dairy products butter, cheese and
fresh milk and cream, provided that
cans actually used In the transpor
tation of milk or cream may be pas :
ed back and forth between the tv,-
countries free of duty, under such ro't-1
ulatlons ns the respective government-'
may prescribe.
Egps of barnyard fowl in the shell.
Honey. ,
Cottonseed oil.
ScecV flaxseed or linseed, cotton
seed and other oil seeds; grass seed, in
cluding timothy nnd clover seed; gar
den, field and other seed not herein
otherwise provided for. when in pack-
. wisrhin . over one- pound each
(not Including flower seeds). y , '
Firh of all kinds, fresh, frozen, pack
ed in ice, salted or preserved in any
form, except sardines and other fish
preserved in oil, and shellfish of all
kinds. Including oysters, lobsters and
clams in any state, fresh or packed,
nd coverings of the foregoing.
Seal, herring, Whale and other fish
oil. Including sod oil, provided that
fish oil, whale oil, seal oil and fish of
all kinds, being the product of fish
eries carried on by the fishermen of
the United States, shall be admitted
Into Canada as the product of the
United States, and similarly that fish
oil, whale oil.- seal oil and fish of all
kinds, being the product of fisheries
carried on by the fishermen of Cana
da, shall be admitted Into the United
States as the product of Canada.
Salt .
Mineral waters, natural, not in bot
tles or Jugs,
Timber, hewn, sided or squared oth
erwise than by sawing, aud round
timber used for spars or In building
wharfs.
Sawed boards, planks, deals and oth
cr lumber not further manufactured
than sawed.
Paving posts, railroad ties and tele
phone, trolley, electric light and tele
graph poles of cedar or other woods,
Wooden staves of al. kinds, not fur
ther manufactured than listed or Joint
ed, and stave bolts.
Pickets and palings.
Plaster rock or gypsum, crude, not
ground. .
Mica, unmanufactured rrongh trim-
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YOU SEED A DRIXK OF GOOD
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WELLS IX THE GRAXDE R0.VDE VALLEY.
PRICE FROM $L50 TO S3.S0 PER FOOT.
1612 Walnut street
piiosE red $"2. Lti Grande, Oregon.
tneil cr.!,. a: 1 rricn. it mini or bolted.
Fo'-'s'-ar. i r;:d. powdereJ or ground.
As!k?t. rf further manufactured
th.n f nr.irsd.
Fl!Mrs"iar, crrde. tv.t ftrf.tnd.
Glreerin, crvde.-not purified.
Tale, irranr.d. bolted or precipitated,
naturally orartifl'.Mallr.not fortollet nse.
Rulnhafe of oda. or s.'flt cake, and
Roda ns'u.
Extracts of hemlock burl:.
Carbon electrndes.
Brass hi bar and roJt. la ceil or oth
erwise, not less than six feet In length,
or brass In strips, sheets or plates, not
polished, planished or coated.
Cream separator of every descrip
tion and parts thereof imported tor re
pair of the f '"sr.
Rolled Iron or steel sheets or plate.
J o. 14 gnugo or thinner, galvanized or
coated with line, tin or other metal or
not.
Crucible cast steel wire valued at not
less than 6 cents per pound. '
Galvanized iron or steel wire, curved
or not, n08. 0. 12 and 13 wire gnuge.
Typecasting and typesetting ma
chines aud parts thereof adapted for
use In printing offices.
. Barbed fencing wire of iron or steel,
galvanized or not.
Coke. -
Rolled round wire rods in the coll, of
iron or steel, not over three-eighths of
an inch tn diameter and not smaller
than No. 8 wire gauge.
enumerated, the growth, product or
manufacture of the Dominion of Can
ada. shall be exempt from duty when1
the president of the United States shall
have satisfactory evidence and shall
make 'proclamation thut the following
articles, thtf growth, product or maim
factute of the United States or nny oi
Its possessions (except the Philippine
Islands aud the Islands of Guam nnd
Tutuila), are admitted Into the Domin
ion of Cuuada free of duty namely:
Live animals cattle, horses and
mules, swine, sheep, lambs and all
other live animals. ;.
Poultry, dead or alive.
Wheat, rye, oats, barley and buck
wheat, dried peas and beans, edible.
Com, sweet corn or maize (except
Into Canada for distillation). '
Hay. straw and cowpeas.
Fresh vegetables potatoes, sweet
potatoes, yams, turnips, onions, cab
bages and all other vegetables In their
natural state.
Fresh fruits apples, pears, peaches,
grapes, berries and all other edible
fruits in their natural state.
Dried fruitsapples, peaches, pears
and apricots, dried, desiccated or evap
orated. 1
Dairy products butter, cheese and
fresh milk and cream, provided that
cans actually used In the transporta
tion of milk or cream may be passed
back and forth between the two coun
tries free of duty, under such regula
tions as the respective governments
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