The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09

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dred dollars for every violation OF the
foregoing provisions and to like fine ior
every refusal to conform thereto, when
directed by the harbor master.
SEC. ll.-All penalties, fines and dam
ages, which may be incurred by the
owner, consignee, masteror other person, !
having charge Of any vessel, craft Or float
under any provisions Of this ordinance
are hereby declared to be recoverable of,
and charge and lien on the vess4 =, craft
or float Of which he may be owner, con
signee, master or in charge; and such
lien may be enforced in the same manner
as other liens against the same, and shall
attach from the time, the right OF action
may accrue, and the harbor master is
hereby 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, ii
known, In the manner provided By the
laws Of this State for the enforcement OF
maritime claims against boats and vessels.
All suits which may be brought under
this ordinance, shall be brought in the
name oil the city Of Manitowoc and all
expenses which may be incurred IN such
detention shall likewise be lien upon
such vessel, and recoverable as a part Of
the original cause of action. All moneys
which may be paid, or which may be col
iected in any suit, constituted as afore-
said, snail be paid by the officer collecting
the same into the city treasury : Provid-
ed such part thereof as may in any case
be recovered for OF on account Of the SER
vices OF the harbor master shall be paid
to him.
SEC. -12.-No person shall cast or de-
posite OF suffer to be caast or deposited
in the harbor Of this City any earth, ,ashes
or any other heavy substance, filth, logs,
piles, timbers or floating matter, or any
Kind Of distractions, under fine Of not
more tAan twenty five dollars Tor each
and every offense, and not more than
ten dollars for every day the same shall
be suffered to remain thereon, after beng
notified by the harbor master to remove
the same.
SEC I3.-The words vessels, crafts
and floats,'' shall be deemed to include
every species of steamer-or other yes
sells or boats, lying or floating in or navi
eating the harbor, and all RATS of logs,
timber, wood or other floating matter.
SEC. 14.--No person shall unload any
boat or vessel, at or on any OF the public
streets, wharfs, landings Or docks within
this City, or otherwise place or deposit
on any such street, wharf, dock or land
ing any stone, lumber, timber, firewood,
posts, shingles or other materials with
out permission ofthe harbormaster, under |
the penalty Of ten dollars for each and
every offence, and a further penalty of
five dollars for every day he Or they shall
neglect to remove the same, after having !
thus been notified by the harbor mas
ter.
SEC. 15.-The following amounts are
fixed and establish as the prices and |
charges for landing, wharfage and dock |
age upon any public landing, or property |
belonging to, or under the control Oh this
City
20 cts per Cord for Wood & Bark.
20 cts per II for Lumber & Timber.
cts per ii for Lath.
10 cts per VI for Pickets.
25 cts per 100 for Cedar Posts.
Is cts per 100 for 4. r. Ties.
150 cts per 100 for Telegraph Poles.
. cts per n for Shinglea.
% CTS per II for Brick.
5 cts per Dbl or 81 90 per ton for Gen
eral Nero ndise.
! cts pei Jdshel for Grain.
( | ct per g &c Potatoes.
so els per NJ for Barrel & Keg Slaves.
25 cts per 100 for Hogsbead Slaves.
so cts per 100 for Pipe Slaves.
All articles not mentioned at proper
toned rates.
The prices above named shall be
charged for any time not longer than
three days from the landing OF said prop
erty; and the same price shall be charg- |
cd for each successive three days, or any
part thereof, until said property is re-
moved.
For mooring vessels at any deck of
this City s'la! be charged 5 dollars per
day or at chat ratio for such portion OF
each day, as said vessel shall occupy the |
said dock. With the written consent |
Of the Committee on streets, the har-
bormaster may arrange fol annual com
pensation or allowance in lien Of prices
specified in this section
SEC. l6.-The said charges and rates |
shall be collected by the harbormaster,
and his compensation for fuIflment and
performance Of collecting the dues and |
demands of this City, for rents, whar-
fage and dockage, shall be ten per cent |
on all moneys TINS collected and paid
over to the City Treasurer.
SEC. l7-'Fhe harbor master shall at
all times take charge and have control
Of said docks and public landings and
shall keep at all times passage way
open in each street to the water, suffici-
ent for the use of the fire department Of
this City. And it is hereby provided
that no person shall be dcbarred the use
Of said landing places or docks, on pay
ment of the price specified to be paid for
the same, except the place reserved for
| the fire department. purposes, and. the
harbor master is hereby empowered and
directed to collect said charges, and pay
the same to the City Treasurer and re-
l'port to the Board Of Aldermen all col
Elections made by him, at their first regu-
lar meeting in each month. Such re-
ports shall specify the amounts collected
from each particular dock or landing
place and from whom collected.
SEC. 18.-No person shall remove any
property landed or deposited on said
docks, streets or landing places, or re-
move any vessel before paying the dock
aga, wharfage or moorage. Every per-
son depositing property on the docks or
landing places, or mooring or placing any
vessel or other watercraft specified here
in, shall pay the charges to the person
appointed or authorized to collect the
same on demand and shall obey his order
as to the manner and place OF deposltIng
the same, and in default thereof, shall
be deemed guilty of an ofiense, and lined
in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars,
and the costs of prosecution.
Gro 10 -I'bIc or1iuapnp shall take
effect and be in force from and after its