The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01
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, ana Her BTtanlc majesty, that the line
OF boundary between the territory of the
{ United States and those of her Britanic
Majesty, from the point on the 49t b
parallel Of north latitude up to which it
, had already been ascertained, should be
continued westward along the said par.
Iallel Of north latitude to the middle of
the channel, which separates the cont.
lnent from Vancouvers Island, and thence
southernly along the middle of the said
channel, and of Fuca Strait to the Pacific
Ocean and, whereas, the Commissioners
lappointed by the two high contracting
parties to determine that portion of the
boundary which runs southerly through
the middle Of the channel aforesaid were
unable to agree upon the same; and,
whereas the Government of her Britanic
Majesty claims that such boundary line
should, under the terms of the Treaty
aboVe-recited, be run through the Rosario
Straits, and the Government of the
United States claims that it should be
run through the Canal De Haro, it is
agreed that the respective claims Of the
Government Of Her Britanic Majesty and
of the Government Of the United States
| shall be submitted to the arbitration and
award of His Majesty the Emperor oil
Germany, who, having regard to the
above mentioned article of the said
Treaty, shall decide thereupon finally and
without appeal which Of these claims is |
most in accordance with the true inter
probation of the Treaty of June Is, 1916. /
ART 35 The award Of His Majesty |
the Emperor of Germany shall be consid-
cred as absolutely final and conclusive,
and full effect shall be given to such !
award without any objection, evasion or
delay whatsoever. Such decision shall
be given in writing and dated. 1t shall
be in whatsoever form His Majesty may
choose to adopt. 1t shall be delivered to |
the representatives or other public agents |
of the United States and Great Britain |
respectively who may be actually at
Berlin, and shall be considered as opera |
tive from the date of the delivery thereof. |
ART. SO. The written or prited case
of each Of the two parties, accompanied
BE- the evidence offered in support of the
same, shall be laid before His Majesty
the Emperor Of Germany within six
months from the date of the exchange of
the ratification of this Treaty, and copy
of such case and evidence shall be com
mnnicated by each party to the other
through their respective representatives
at Berlin. The high contracting Powers
may include in the evidence to be con-
sidered by the arbitrator such documents,
official correspondence, and other official
or public statements bearing on the sub
ject of the reference as they may con
slider necessary to the support of their
Irrespective cases. After the written or
lprinted case shall have been communi
Gated by each party TO the other, each
lparty shall nave the power of drawing up
and laying before the Arbitrators a second
land definitive statement, if il think fit to
10 so, in reply to the case of the other
1,arty so communicated, which defnitive
abatement shall be so laid before the ar
loitrator and also be mutually communi-
,ated in the same manner as aforesaid, by
each party to the other within six months
from the date of laying thefirst statement
Of the case before the arbitrator.
ART. 81 lin the case submitted to the
arbitrator either party shall specify or
allude to any report or document In its
own exclusive possession, without annex
ing a cops, such party shall be bound, if
the other party thinks proper to apply
| for it, to furnish that party with copy
thereof, and either party may call upon
the other through the arbitrator to pro-
duce the original or certified copies OF
any papers adduced as evidence, giving
: in each instance such reasonable notice
as the arbitrator may require; and II the
= arbitrator should desire farther eluclda-
ton or evidence with regard to any
permit contained in the statements laid
D before him, he shall be at liberty to re-
Lquire it from either party. and shall DC
q fat liberty to hear one counsel or agent
/ for each party in relation 20 any matte
and at such time and ia s1ch manner as
he may think fit
ART. 49, The representatives or other
! public agents of the United States and
Great Britain at Berlin, respectively, shsl
, be considered as the agents OF their
respective Governments TO conduct their
cases before she Arbitrator, who shall be
f requested to address all communications
and give all his notices to such represen'
tatlves, or other public agents who Shall
represent their respective Governments
7 generally, in all matters connected with
t arbitration.
ART. 80. 1t shall be competent to the
arbitrator to proceed in the said arbitra-
/ ton, and all matters relating thereto, as
4 and when he shall sec fit, either in person
p or by a person Sr persons named by him
: for that purpose, either in the presence
or absence of either or both agents, and
either orally oT'by written discussion, on
otherwise. The arbitrator may, if he
think fit, appoint secretary or clerk for
the purposes ofsthe proposed arbitration,
at such rate of remuneration as he shall
think proper. This, and all other ex-
4 ! penses of and connected with said arbi-