The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-23


employing such assistance as may be ne
cessary for the purpose. All expenses
which may be incurred in any case. in
Guiding reasonable compensation to
the harbor master shall be recoverable
from the master, owner, consignee or
other person having charge OF such yes
sci, craft, or float, and the same are de-
clared to be lien upon the same until
fully paid. And if any person shall re-
slst the harbor ms ster or any person ac..
ing under him in the execution of such
duty or of any duty supposed upon him
by this Ordinance, he shall be subject to
fine of not less than FIVE dollars and not
exceeding one hundred dollars, and may
be imprisoned not exceeding thirty days.
Sec. 7. No master, owner or other per-
son In charge of any vessel, raft or float
shall cause or suffer the same to remain
at or within one hundred feet Of the har
Dor piers for longer period than is actu-
ally necessary to furl sail on coming in or
to make sail on departing; neither be so
moored or anchored within the harbor,
as to prevent the passage of any other
vessel, craft or float nor shall any YES
sci, craft or float be so moved as to run
against or lnjure any bridge across the
river or as to prevent any bridge from
being freely or speedily opened, under
fine of not less than ten dollars nor ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, to the mas
ter, owner or person in charge thereof.
Sec. 8. Whenever any person, having
charge Of any vessel, craft or float, shall
| wish to move the same past any bridge,
reasonable time shall be allowed for the
opening of the same, and any person who
shall move any vessel, craft or float
| against any bridge or draw of any bridge
| to the injury thereof shall be subject to
| fine not exceeding one hundred dollar.
| and be likewise answerable to the village
for all damages
Sec. 9. No person discharging the car
| go Of any vessel, craft or float shall suf-
fer anv part of such cargo to remain pro-
jectlng over the front of the wharf after
such vessel, craft or float shall remove
from such wharf, under the penalty to
the master, owner or other person having
charge OF such vessel, craft or float or
occupying the said wharf, of ten dollars
for every hour such projection shall con
| tinue.
Sec. 10. All vessels lying in or navi-
eating the harbor shall be respectively
| governed by the following further pro-
visions;
LIST. All vessels, crafts or floats whether
using steam or otherwise, while lying in
the harbor shall have and keep their an
chors in board or dropped under the
vessels forefoot anG their lower yards
cock billed, and their upper yards braced
up sharp they shall likewise keep out
board during the night time conspicu-
GUS light and shall have extinguished or
secured safely at dark all fires which may
be kept on board
| I'd. No vessel, craft or float shall be
suffered to lie in the harbor adrift or in
| securely fastened
Sd. No master or other person owning
or having charge Of any vessel, craft or
| float shall leave the same in said harbor
without having on board or in charge
| thereof some competent person to con-
troll, manage or secure the same, without
first obtaining permission of the harbor
master.
4th. Any master, owner or other per-
son having charge of any such vessel,
craft or float shall be subject to fine not
less than ten dollars, nor exceeding one
hundred dollars for every violation of the
foregoing provisions and to like fine for
every refusal to conform thereto, when
directed by the harbor master.
Section IL. All penalties, fines and
damages which may be incurred by the
owner, consignee, master or other person,
having charge of any vessel, craft or float
OF which he may be owner, consignee,
master or In charge, and such lien may
be eEtv.ucu IA dc same manner as other
liens against .he same, and shall attach
from the time, the right of action may
| apI tha borlor INV,
authorized to detain any vessel, craft or
float subject to such lien or such part of
her rigging, anchors or apparel, as may
be sufficient to discharge the same Such
lien, if not otherwise discharged, may be
enforced against the vessel or property so
detained by an attachment against such
vessel, craft or float by her name, or
against the owner thereof, If known, in
the manner provided by the laws of this
State for the enforcement of maritime
claims against boats and vessels Ali
suits which may be brought under this
ordinance shall be brought in the name
of the Village of Manitowoc, and all ex-
penses which may be incurred in such de-
tention shall likewise be lien upon such
vessel, and recoverable as part of the
original cause of action. All moneys
which may be paid or collected by the
harbor master, or which shall be collected
in any suit constituted as aforesaid, shall
be paid by the officer collecting the same,
into the village treasury. Provided, such
part thereof as may in any case be recov-
cred for or on account of the services of
! the harbor master shall be made to him.
Section II. No person shall cast Or de
post or suffer to be cast or deposited in
the harbor of this Village any earth, ash
es or any other heavy substance, or sub
stances, filth. logs, piles, timbers or float
ing matter, or any distractions under a
fine of not more than twenty-five dollars
for each and every offence, and not more
than ten dollars for every day the same
shall be suffered to remain therein, after
being notified by the harbor master to re-
move the same.
Section g. The words Vessels, crafts
and floats shall be deemed to include
every species of steam or other vessels or
boats, lying or floating in or navigating
the harbor, and all RATS of logs timbers,
wood, lumber or other floating matter.
Section H. No person shall unload any
boat Or vessel, at or on any of the public
streets, wharfs, landings Or docks within
this village, or otherwise place or deposit
on any such street, wharf, dock or land
ing any stone, lumber, timber, frewood.
posts, shingles or other materials without
permission Of the harbor master under
the penalty of ten dollars for each and
every offence and further penalty of FIVE
dollars fer every day, he or they shall ne
glect to remove the same, after being
thus notified by the Harbor Master.