Show MEXICAN DUTIES the following from the eho feho F published at las Pa palomas lomae has been furnished by elder A F macdonald As it will prove of use to people intending to locate I 1 in n the mexican settlements informing them regarding what they can take into that country not subject to duty we cheerfully give it space it we publish below a complete list of articles admitted duty free to all 11 whether colonists or not which is is called the free ee list I 1 all other I 1 goods are dutiable within the free zone which extends from the boundary line 12 miles south 20 kilometers the duty is but three per percent cent of the duty fixed by law that is to say if the amount on duty dut 1 the charge at las palomas I 1 or clyl within the free zone would be but 8 the duty upon one horse to beyond the free zone is 40 mexican silver to las palomas it would be but 3 percent per cent or FREE LIST acids sulphuric chloro hydric phenic anchors Anchor with and without chains for vessels AnI animals nials of all classes living except altered horses apparatus f for or extinguishing fires with six ch charges art es of liquid arsenic w white ite Asbe asbestos Aos in powder bags common of all materials barrels and pipes casks when empty books and music printed and not bound boxes common of wood nailed together or in pieces bricks of refractory earth jable cable of aloe or hemp measuring from three centimeters of diameter to 94 2 10 millimeters mill mili meters of circumference caustic soda Chloride or of lime clay sand and blotting sand clocks for towers and public buildings ings coaches and railway cars coal of all kinds cork in bulk or in sheets crucibles Cruci bles of all materials and sizes eggs emery in powder or in grain engines steam locomotives and other things necessary for building railways firewood fish fresh fodder hay glycerine odorless gold silver and platinum in bullion or in dust hops houses of wood and iron complete of soda iron and steel rails for railways iron with hooks for making packages iron hoops with rivets for the same object iron or lead tubing of all dimensions knives hatchets acy scythes thes sickles rakes shovels pickaxe spades hoes and mattocks of iron or steel for agriculture ri letters plates spaces vignettes type and other necessary articles for printing lime common hydraulic lime or roman cement machinery and apparatus of all kinds not specified for manufacturing agriculture mining the arts and sciences and their separate parts whenever these cannot be used separately masts for vessels mone money legal of gold or silver oars bor for boats ores period periodicals and catalogues cataloguer catal printed plants living and seeds for horticulture plows and plowshares poisons used in preparing skins powder wicks fuse and explosive compounds for mines pumice stone quicksilver rags bags paper clippings and pulp of all kinds for papermaking paper making refractory earth peter whether nitrate of potash or soda slate for roofing from two to three milo mHo metres in thickness 8 1 spanish nish white 8 steel acl bars of round or octagonal for mines stones precious sulphate of ammonia sulphate Sulpha teof of cop copper er tiles tilea earthen 15 of all kinds tin in plates up to forty centimeters in length by thirty eight inches in breadth not stamped or painted timber building vaccine vessels of all kinds when nationalized or sold wire barbed with staples for fencing wire cable of iron or steel of all thickness wire copper insulated with any material for electrical lighting whenever the diameter of the wire by itself is put to no 6 birmingham measure and the destination of wire is shown wire telegraph and telephone intended for said purpose passengers BAGGAGE passengers whether they are colonists or merely travelers are privileged to take free of duty under see sec 5 art of tariff laws of mexico the following articles which go as baggage 1 clothing for personal use if not excessive 2 the objects they ey wear or for their use as a watch chain buttons cane etc and one or two firearms with their accessories and one hundred charges 3 8 if the passengers are professors or artisans they can carry free of duty the instruments or tools most essential or indispensable to exercise their profession profession sion or trade 1 e the tools J of a carpenter or the books of a lawyer 4 adult male passengers may introduce free of duty 99 ci cigars aar 40 packages of cigarettes and one ne pound of snuff or chewing tobacco 6 5 artists of an opera or theatrical company can carry free their scenery and costumes |