The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-28

| of the. treasury may prescribe, settip.
forth sll the facts contained In such reg
istrstion, and the date OF Identification
prescribed in section OF this act. which
certificate shall be signed by the col
lector ofeustoms of Abe district, or hi
deputy, and stiested By bis seal OF Office
dated the day OF its Issue, and
upon which p shall be writer
the proper 10 signature Of the per.
son registered. a minute o.
the Issuance of such certificate and toe
date Of issue, shall be made in the book
OF registry on the margin of the registra-
ton. The certificate so issued to q
Chinese shall be prinIG fGcie evidence
of the facts therein stated.
Sec. 8-That any person who shall
knowingly make false statement under
oath 10 the registration of Chinese under
the provisions of this act shall be deeme ed
guilty OF perjury, and any person who
| shall register at more than one custom
house in the United States, or procure
more than one certificate Of registration,
or alter or substitute Any name for the
| name written in such certificate, or forge
any such certificate or utter any forged or
fraudulent certificate, or falsely personate
any person named in any such certifi.
cate, shall be deemed guilty of INSIDE
meanor and upon conviction Of any
ofense mentioned in this section, the
guilty person shsll be fined in 8 sum not
exceeding $1,000 and imprisoned in the
penitentiary for term not more than
Eve years.
Sec. 9-That the master of any vessel
arriving in the United States from any
foreign place shall at the same lime he
delivers manifest Of the cargo, and if
there be no cargo, then at the time Of
making report Of the entry at said port,
in addition to the other matter required,
to be reported and before landing or per-
uniting to land any Chinese passengers,
deliver ana report to the collector of GUS
toms OF the district, in which such vessel
shall have arrived, separate lisI
OF al Chinese passengers taken on
board his vessel at any foreign place or
port, and all such passengers on board
the vessel at that time. Such list shall
show the names of such passengers land
OF accredited officers of the Chinese gov
ernnent travelling on business of that
government, with q note of such faets)
ard With the names and other particulars
as shown by respectable ~ pa sports and
eerllncAtes, IS the case may be, of other
Cnlnese passengers, and such list shall
De sworn to by the master in the manner
required by law In relation to the mani
lest OF Tue cargo. Any refusal or neglect
OF the master to comply with the pro-
visions OF this section, shall incur the
same penalties and forfeiture as are pro-
vIded for the refusal or neglect TO
report and deliver the manifest Of the
cargo.
Sec. 10-Thst before any Chinese pas
songers are landed from any such vessel,
the collector or his deputy shall proceed
TO examine such passengers, comparing
the passports and certificates, as the case
may be, with the list, and with the pas
seDgers, and no passenger shall be
allowed to land in the UniLed States from
such vessel in violation oflaw.
Sec. 1l-That every vessel, 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
abe may be found.
Sec. I2-rhst if aay consular officer,
on examination Of the claims and
identity Of any Chinese proposing To de
part to the United otates, shan DE- sat-
l.hsd that such person seek. 50 tu
do In violation Of this act, he
shall refuse to certify to the right Of such
person to 60 deiArt, and every collector
Of customs shall refuse to allow any
Chinese to enter the u alted sta ea II ne
shall discover that such entry i. unIAW-
full under this act
sec. 13-Thst asy person Who shall
knowingly bring mic, or c.u., u or
be brought into, Or shall aid or abe. the
bringing or coming into the United
States by land, or shall aid on the land or
abet In landing In the United States,
from any vessel, Of any Ch,ne.- al
thorized by law, to the United States,
shall be guilty of misdemesner and shall,
for each person So brought or stuet {
come into the United States, or so landed,
be fined in the sum OF 500 and impris-
onmsnt for time not exceeding one
year.
Sec. 14-ThAt no Chinese 50 Ill bs pes
miited TO enter the u United STA -. b.
land, without producing to tn4 prop
officer OF the customs, the certificate hersi'
S4Oii o0 u OnluoSo Soehiu8 10 ih1u T. VI
u vessel; and any Chinese wno sh>i
knowingly come into the U nit1d States
contrary to the provisions of this ACT,
shall be deemed guilty OF a misdeme amor.
and on conviction thereof sh4lI h
punished by fine Of not exceeding SiO0
or by imprisonment not exceeding one
year or both said punishmants, in the
discretion Of the court; and any Chins.t
uulawfuliy entering the United StAtes,
or who shall have unlAwfully entered
the United States in any way.
ether By land or water shall
be removed thereirom By the col
lector of customs of any district in
which such Chinese may be found, at
tho cost Of the United States, under such
regulations as the secretary of the treas
ury may prescribe.
Sec. 15-That the act shall rot apply
to diplomatic and other officers of the
Chinese government, travelling upon the
business Of that government, whose Gre
dentisls, in usual form, shall be taken az
equivalent to passport in this act men
toned, and shall exempt them aud their
body and household servants from the
provisions of this act.