Documents of the Convention of the State of New York, 1867-'68, Volume 5 |
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No office shall be created for weighing , gauging , 2 culling or inspecting any merchandise , manufactures , produce or 3 commodity whatever , but nothing in this section contained shall 4 affect any office created for the purpose of ...
No office shall be created for weighing , gauging , 2 culling or inspecting any merchandise , manufactures , produce or 3 commodity whatever , but nothing in this section contained shall 4 affect any office created for the purpose of ...
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85,692 65 $ 948,922 31 The Salt Company of Onondaga was organized early in the year 1860 , under the general manufacturing laws of this State , for the manufacture and sale of salt , with a cash capital of $ 160,000 , which was ...
85,692 65 $ 948,922 31 The Salt Company of Onondaga was organized early in the year 1860 , under the general manufacturing laws of this State , for the manufacture and sale of salt , with a cash capital of $ 160,000 , which was ...
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This act also defined the rights and privileges of manufacturers , and provided for the appointment of a State superintendent to collect the duties and enforce the regulations therein specified . The quantity of salt manufactured that ...
This act also defined the rights and privileges of manufacturers , and provided for the appointment of a State superintendent to collect the duties and enforce the regulations therein specified . The quantity of salt manufactured that ...
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In 1828 , 1,160,888 bushels were manufactured . ... On the assumption that a sufficient sum of money had been received from the duties on the manufacture of salt , as established by the act of 1817 , and incorporated into the ...
In 1828 , 1,160,888 bushels were manufactured . ... On the assumption that a sufficient sum of money had been received from the duties on the manufacture of salt , as established by the act of 1817 , and incorporated into the ...
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The price of salt to the consumer should be the cost of its manufacture , the duty paid to the State , and the expense of its transportation . Those residing nearest the works have a natural advantage over those who reside more remote .
The price of salt to the consumer should be the cost of its manufacture , the duty paid to the State , and the expense of its transportation . Those residing nearest the works have a natural advantage over those who reside more remote .
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| Título | Documents of the Convention of the State of New York, 1867-'68, Volume 5 Documents of the Convention of the State of New York, 1867-'68, New York (State). Constitutional Convention |
| Autor | New York (State). Constitutional Convention |
| Editora | Weed, Parsons, printers to the Convention, 1868 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 19 Ago 2005 |
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