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1902 the allowances were directed to be paid up 10 the last
day OF December 1907 Ibid D. 5b2)
BY act Of June o. 1909 (supplement to embargo act)
fishing vessels prohibited from trading TO foreign ports
and were to give bond &e.- (Ibid, p. 453.)
BY OF July l. 1872 {the "war duties" act) the duty
ON imported fish was doubled 4 MA
Dried fish charged 81 90 per quinta
Picked mackere 20 barrel.
SaiAon 2 90 +"
All other so
Salt continued imported duty free under act Of
March 3, ls07.-Ub p 1858
BY thesct of june 10, 1873 new regulations were
made respecting fishing articles or agreements Ac
which are stM IA foree.- tIbid vol III, p. ~
BY the act of July 49, 1913, duty imposed inn
ported salt of 20 per bushel Sc pounds bounty
allowed picked fish Of 20 cents per barrel If of
United States fishing and cured with foreign bd D.
SD Allowances made to vessels in cod fisheries
viz
T>vessels over 80 tons 81 90 per ton
Over 20, and under 30 I" 240 /" !"
Under 20, and over g co :. z
The allowances not to exceed s27o any vessel and
the term of -four months be spent fishing for
and vessels of the smallest class catch IL qunas per
each. Ibid, p. b2 And this act was continued by act Of
February 0, lsl6.-Ubd, p. 254)
BY the act of April 49, 1876 the duty imported salt
20 cents per bushe The duty fish, of foreign fishing,
imported IBID p. 3ll)-was made:
nss.d 81 90 per quintal.
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'"e o'h ''ouon 'ho oouh''es were ooh'nuea llou' p
oinl
inc ae' OF haroh ls 1871 IL was directed that three
' ~ inc Gre" o hshg vessei must pc citzens OF the
un,'ea e'aes 20 ehu'e 70 allowances "clipid ?. ooi.
an act OF APr Ah' 1870 hng vesse seized ana de-
hed from shng py another government MOTTO De denied
allowance, 6o.-( lbd, p AID
by act OF aot OF March, 1870 "h'ch Is nog tls5i) :"
force the following allowances were made, (ibd, p 800
10 vessels OF ve tons, and not more than thirty tons,
W ao per ton.
To vessels over thirty tons, 81 per ton.
The vessel must be employed at in the cod fisheries four
months and vessels over thirty TONS having OF ten
sons and employed three and half months to receive So so
per ton but no allowance to be made to vessel exceed
ing % oobd p OH and vide act OF 18th OF july lsl3
above cited-)
ny the act OF May 2oth 1874 fishing vessels If wrecked
are not TO lose their bounty--(lbid, vol ~, p 49,
by act OF May z4h 1925 maokere fishing vessels to be
licensed.-Qbid, p. 3l2)
BY act of February llh $780, surveyors of customs
authorized to issue fishing and other licenses to vessels
lbic, p. 372
BY act OF July l4th 1882 Compromise tariff ac) the
duty on imported salt was 10 cents per busheL Ibid
5ss.)
BY act Of April 20th 1886, vessels licensed for mackere
fishing may hh Tor cod but not to receive bounty or allow
ances to vessels in cod fshery(1bid vol. p. l6)
By the tariff act of 3Oth of August, 1912, (bid s
the duty imported salt cents per bushe of ftvsx
pounds, and the duty foreign fish the by
act Of April Goth, 1876 above cited dbd, VOL p. 3ll
and that of May 22d 1884, (bid vol 25) and of May
10TH 1928, (bid 20) The drawback the duties upon
foreign merchandise exported was "a per cent (Ibid vol
$685. 10, and vide also general drawback laws, Cor
dons Digest OF 1857 1856 to $751; art 2sS2 to art 29i6
by the tarih act OF July 30th 1896 (now in force the
bounty on expectation OF United States fish cured with
foreign sat is abolished and sum equivalent to drawback Of
y dny on salt allowed tvide sec ibid VOL TX, p 42)
ana " treasury reputation dated 10Th November, 1886
TINS allowance xed at "a cents Tor each bushel of fifty sx
pounds OF such salt used The duty being 20 cent ad
vdtore at the foreign port from whence 1t imported the
average Faiue thus naed ia cents per bushel which is
liberal estimate or the hshermen The highest stated value
OF imported SAT- IN 1897 Is on English salt l2 cents per
oushe according TO the treasury returns Of imports The
poe spanish sat stated at 10 cents per bushe (vde
statement hereafter as 10 sa Tho duty on imported for
egn hsh OF All Kinds by The tarih act OF 1886 bid vol
a) $50 per cent od rdtorsm The drawback of ~ per
cent OF duties on certain foreign merchandise exported is
continued by act OF March ID, ls45(bid VOL v, p 1872
Sec io)
Inc act OF the 3oth OF March, los and the tariff act Of
July 80 1896 above cited (but sec act Of 2eth Of july 1878
Also are the only special laws now In force granting bonn
nes or OF any KIND on United States fish export
at four different times dated February 49, 1872 2b of No
vember 1896 December a. Is4s and September IL 1881