The Secretary read the next clause, as follows: That section 92 be amended by striking out all nfterthe enactingclauscandinserting in lieu there of the followrng: th i ifany person other than the manufacturer shall as l or consignor removefor sale or part with the possession ofanymanufactured tpoobsaeed cboy. snuff or cigars upon which the taxes im law havenot been aid. with the knowledge thereof such person shall lie liable to apennlty of $100for each offenso.And any person whoshall nr chaseor receive for sale any such tobacco.snu. cigars. which or stampedas reqhuaisrendobtyblaewen. Oinr suppeoentewd.hbicrhantdheedt.aoxr hasnot beenpaid. if it has accruedor becomcpaya ballely.Wllll knowledgethereof shall be liable to a pen of 50 dollars for each and everyoffcnsc. And any person who shall purchase or receive for sale any such tobacco snnff or oigars fromanymanufacturer who hasnot paid the special tax shall be liable ifnor cachand overy offenseto a penalty of $100and. addition thereto a forfeiture of all the articles.as aforesaid.sotpurohasedor received or the full value thereof. An ovary person before making any cigars alter the passageof this act shall apply1for and procure from the asst essor of the which he district in resides a permit authorizing such persons to carryon the trade of cigar making. for which per mit he shall pay said asst assessorthe sum of 25 cents. And every person employed or working at the business uf cigar mnking in anyother district than that in which lie or she is nresident shall Before making any cigars in such otherdistrict. gresqnt raid permit to the asst assessor of the thisotrict where so omplo'ed or working and rocuro endorsement of mi asst assessor t creon. authorising said business in said district. for which itnodroereseeimvecfnrottmhethaessaipstpalinctaanststchsesosrum shall be entitled. And it shall bethe duty of every asst assessor. upon application of any person residing in his district. to furnish a permit or to indorse upon the permit of the applicant. if residentin another district. authority toJmrsuc thotriido ofcigar making within the proper district of such asst assessor: and said asst assessor shall keep a record of all permits grantedor indoised by him. showmfi the date of each permit. the name. residence.an place of employment of the gnrty nained therein. the name an district of the o ‘cer who originally granted the same or whoinnyhave made any subsequent indoroo meritsthereon and the nameor namesof the party or parties b whom the personnamedin such permit is employed:or. if working for himself.stating such fact: and every person making ciaars shall keepan accurate account in a book of all the cizars made by him. for whom and their kind and quality: and ifmnde for any other person shall state in said account the name of the person for whom the some were made and his place of business and shall on the 1st Monday of over; month. deliver to the as sistant assessor of the district a copy of such account. vorified by oath or affirmat n that the same is true and correct: Provided. at ourncymen cigar makers and apprentices who wor for others shall not be included in this provision. And if any person shall make any cigars Without procuring such permit or the proper indorsomentsthere on or ncglect to keep such account in a book. he shall be punished by a fine of 5 dollars for each day he shall so offend or by imprisoiiment for such time as the court may order for each day‘s offense. not exceeding 30 daysin thowholo.upon anyone conviction. And if any personmaking cigars shall fail to make the return herein required or shall make a false return. he shall be punished by a fine not exceeding$100 or by imprisonmentnot excoeding 30 days. And any person furnished Wllh such permit may apply to the asst assessoror in spector of the district to have any o my of their own manufacture counted: and on receiving a certificate of the number. for which such fee as may be prescribed by the ComrIntRev shall be paid by the owner thereof. may sell and deliver such cigars to any purchaser. in the presence of said asst assessor or inspector. in bulk or unpacked. without payment of the duty. A copy of the certificate shall be retained by the asst assessor or by the inspector.who shall return the same to the assessor of the distrlct. The purchaser shrill pack such cigarsin boxesor paper packages and havethe same inspectedand marked or stamped according to the |iroVisions of this act and shall makeit return of the same.:is inspected.to the asst assessor of the district and whereinthe somewere manufactured.and. unless removed to a bonded warehouse shall pay the dutres on such cigars within 15 days after purchusmi: themto the collector of the district wherein they Wore manufactured and before the same have been removed from the store or building ofsuch purchaser or from his possession, and on such purchaser who shall no lect for more than 16 days to pack and have sue cigarsduly inspected.andpay the dutiesthereon according to this act or who shall purchase any cigars from any person not holding such omit. the duties thereon not having been niil shall be deemed guilty of a misdemennor.an be fined pot exceedin $500 and be imprisoned not exceeding 6 months. at the discretion of the court and the cigars shall be forfeited and sold one 4th for the benefitof the informer. one 4th for the officerwho seizedor had themcondemned.n ndone linlfshall be paid to the Government. And if any person. firm. company or corporationshall employor procurenny personto makeany cigarswho hasiiot the permit or the iiidorsoment thereon required bythis not heshall be punished by a fine of ton dollars for.eachday he shall so employsuch person or by imprisonmentnot exceedingten days. And it' any person shall befound making cigarswithout such iermit or the indorsoment arena.the collector is the dish lotmay ssua anyoiprs or tobaccofor making cigars, whichmaybe foundin possession ofsuch person, and thesames all he forfeited to the U.S and sold; and the pIi oceedosf such saleshiill bedistributed betweentheU.S and the informer, if there be any. as provided by law. The ComFinance proposed to amend this clause by striking out the following proviso in lines 2,045, 2,046, and 2,047: Provided. That journeyman cigar makers and apprentices.who work for others.s all not be included in this provision.