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California Historical Society for reference use only Kay 25, 1CC8 Mr. E.E. Silicons, c/o W.P* Fuller & CO., Sun Franc isoo. Cal. My dear Mr. Simmons:-- Your favor of the 20th inst. received. Have carefully noted your remarks regarding classification of Bronze "ovvdcr Aea shipped -by rail. . I enclose copy of the law on the subject. The reason I have been paying more attention to this matter lately than heretofore, is that I find the Standard Tarnish worhs and others are no?/ extremely careful about classification, whereas until lately they were always ready to take full advantage of every technicality. Their traffic manager new has strict instructions to live tip to the law both in letter and spirit. They seem to fear than even a siJail irur&etion of the law may subject them to heavy penalties* an 'unce of this, they told us not long ago they would te unable to ship Turpentine Shellac as Tarnish for the reason that i+; contained some pigment g&d T13 therefore considered