The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-14

wham the certificate is issued, and thu
such person is entitled by the treaty il
tb;s act mentioned to coma within The
United States. Such certlhcats shall be
s1ri7raG facie evidence Of the facts sci
forth therein, and shall be produced to
the collector of customs, of the port in
the district, in the United States, which
The nerson named therein shall arrive.
Sec. THAT any person who shall
knowinoly alter or substitute any name
for the name written IN such certificate,
or forge any such certificate or falsely
personste any person named IN any such
Certificate. shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon conviction of
anv offsnse mentioned in this section, the
guilty person shall be fined IN sum not
exceeding $1,000, and impriioned Ia the
penitentiary for term not more than
five years.
Sec. 8-Thst the master Of any vessel
arriving in the United STATES from any
foreign place, shall at the same time he
delivers q manifest Of the cargo and If
there be DO cargo, then at the time
Of the masking of 8 report OF the
entry Of the vessel pursuant TO
law, in addition 10 the other matter re-
CURED to be reported and be4orJ landing
or permitting to land any Chinese pss-
sengers, deliver and report TO the collec-
tor of customs of the district in which
such vessel shall have arrived, separate
list of all Chinese passengers taken on
board bis vessel at A6y foreign port or
place. and all such passengers on board
the vessel at that time. Such lit shall
show the names Of such passengers, and
il accl editsd officers of the Chinese gov
eminent, travelling on business of that
government, with q note cf such facts,
and the names and other particulars as
shown by the respective certificates of
other Chinese passengers. and such list
shall be sworn to by the master in the
manner required by law, in relation to
the manifest of the Cargo. Any refusal
or neglect of the master to comply with
the provision of this section, shall incur
the same penalties and forfeit as are pro-
vided for refusal or neglect to report and
deliver the manifest Of the cargo.
Sec. 9.-That before any Chinese pas
sengers are landed from any such vessel,
the collector or his deputy shall proceed
to examine such passengers, comparing
the certihcs es with the list and with the
passengers, aud no passenger shall be al
lowed to land in the United States from
such vessel in violation of law.
Sec. 10-ThAt every veFsel whose mas
ter shall knowingly violate any Of the
provisions Of this act shall be deemed
forfeited to the United States, and shall
be liable to seizure and condemnation in
any district of the United States into
which such vessel may enter, or in which
she may be found.
Sec. ll.-Thst any person who shall
knowingly bring into or cause 10 be
brought into, or shall aid or abet the
OF the coming into the United |
States by land, or who shall land or aid |
or sbet the landing in the Unhed States |
from any vessel of any Chinese not au-
thorIzed by law to enter the United tates |
shall be deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor
and shall for each person 20 brought or /
aided to come into the United States or |
SO landed, be foed in the sum Of 500 |
and imprisOn ment for term not to ex-
coed one year.
Sec. 12.-Thst no Chinese shall be per-
nitted 10 enter the United States by land
without producing to the proper officer
If customs the certificate herein re-
CURED of Chinese seeking to land from q
Vessel any Chinese unlswfully entering
within the United States or who shall
enter the United States
n any way, either by land OIL
water, shall be removed therefrom
o the piacs whence thay came by the
collector of customs Of any collection dis
riot in which such Chinese may be
ound, ct the cost of the United States,
Inder such regulations as the secretary
4 the treasury may prescribe.
See. 15-Thst this act shall not apply
o diplomatic and other officers of the
chinese government, travelling upon the
BUSINESS Of that government, whose Gre
entials in the usual form shall be taken
> equivalent to the certificate in this act
lentioned, and shall exempt their body
nd household servants from the provis.
)ns Of this act and no other Chinese.
Sec. 14-TDst hereafter no state court
r court of the United States shall admit
|hihese to citizenship, and all laws ia
0nf1ict with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 15-That the words ''Chinese .
Iborers," wherever used in this act, shall
g construed to mean both skilled and
nGkilled laborers, and Chinese en-
loyed in mining.