The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

lald before them, either wholly or t
any and what extent, according to tn
J true intent and meaning Of this Treaty
4 ART 10. All sums of money which ma,
be awarded by the Commissioners 81
account OF any claims, shall be paid h,
the one Government to the other as III,
case may be, within twe!ve months atte1
the date ofthe final award, without in
terest. and without any deduction a,
specified in Article Is of this Treaty.
ART l6. The Commissioners shall keer
an accurate record, and correct minutes
or notes OF all their proceedings. with
the dates thereof, and may appoint and
employ secretary, and any other neces
safy ohlcer or officers, to assist them in
the transaction of their business which
may come before them. Each Govern
ment shall pay its own commissioner and
agent or counsel All other EXPENSES
shall be betrayed by the two Govern.
ments in equal moieties. The whole ex-
penses OF the Commission, including con.
tlngent expenses, shall be paid bv The
ratable deduction on the alnount Of the
sums awarded by the Commissioners
Pfooloted alao0aS, That such Deduction
shall not exceed the rate If {. per cent ON
the sums SO awarded.
ART II The high contracting Dlrtie~
engage to consider the result Gf thr pf
ctea'hgs OF this G mission ~ a FIJI 49,.
ftft ant final sottlemeno Of all aut,l
claims as are mentioned in Art. IL of this
treaty upon either Government. and
further engage that every such claim,
whether or not the same may have been
presented to the notice of made "Pre-
ferred, or laid before the said Commits
sion, be considered and treated as finally
settled, barred, and thenceforth mad
missable
THE FISHERIES.
ART. Is. 1t is agreed by the High
Contracting parties that in addition to
the iipefty secured to the United States
1shermen by the Convention between the
Onlted. States and Great Britain, signed
at London on the goth day Of O.tober,
1910 OF taking, curing and drying fish on
certain coasts of the British North Amer.
lean Colonies, therein defined. the inbab-
iCants OF the United States shall have in
common with the subjects of Her Brit.
annie Majesty the liberty, for The term
OF years mentioned in Article 81 of This
treaty, to take fish of every kind, except
shell fish on the sea coasts and shores
and IN the bays, harbors, and creeks. OF
| 6ne PROVINCES Of Quebec, Nova Scotia,
anu New brunswick, and the colony of
FRINGE Edwards Island, and of the sew
eral islands thereunto adjacent, without
pelng restricted to any distance from the
shore, with permission to land upon the
Flld coasts, and shores, and islands. and
also upon the Magdaln Islands. for the
purpose OF drying their nets and curino
their fish. Pro0jded That in so doina
Shey do not interfere with the rights 81
private property, OF with the British
aShermen IN the peaceable use of any
part OF the said coasts in their occupancy
for the same purpose It is understood
tnat the above mentioned liberty applies
solely to the sea fishery, and that the
salmon and shad fisheries, aud all other
fisheries in rivers and the mouth Of rivers
are hereby reserved exclusively for Brit
ish fishermen.
ART. 10. 1t isagreed by the high con
tracing parties that British subjects shat
have, IN common with the citizens of The
United States, the liberty, for the term OF
years mentioned in Article SO of thi,
treaty, to take fish of every kind, excep
she'll fish, on the eastern sea coast anC
shores of the United States north Of the
39th parallel Of north latitude, and on th,
shores of the several islands thereuntt
adjacent, and in the bays, harbors, anC
/ creeks OF the said sea coasts and shore
OF the United States, and of the sale
Is lands, without being restricted to am
distance from the shore, with permission
to land upon the said coasts of the United
States, and OF the Islands aforesaid, 20
TIE purpose of drying their nets, ant
curing their fish. Provided, That in s,
doing they do not interfere with th,
rights of private property, or with tn
fisherman OF the United States in TIL
peaccable use ofany part of the said coast
In their occupancy for the same purpose
1t is understood that the above mentioned
liberty applies solely to the sea fishery
and that the salmon and shad fisheries, anC
all other fisheries in rivers and mouths o
rivers, are hereby reserved exclusivel,
for fisherman fthe United States.
ART. 20. 1t is agreed that the places
designated by the Commissioners appoint
ed under the first article of the treaty
between the United States and Grea
Britain, concluded at Washington ON the
9th Of January, 1854, upon the coasts O
Her Britannia Majesty's dominIons and
OF the United States as places reserved
from the common right of fishing under
that treaty, shall be regarded as in like
manner reserved from the common right
Of fishing under the preceding articles
In case any question should arise between
the Government of the United States and
OF Her Brittanic Majesty as to the com
mon right of fishing in places not thus
designated as reserved, it is agreed that
a Commission shall be appointed to