Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-11
shnll be ksp, on deposit to be delivered

shall be kept on deposit to be delivered to the owner of the merchandise.
 ART. 36L Upon the completion of the inspection of the baggage by the guard appointed by the collector of customs, he shall fix on each package tag which shall read: Exam. ined al the custom house of -" and the said guard who watches the door shall allow the package or packages that have been inspected, to be removed or shipped
 ART. 365. If after the dispatching of the baggage there remain any package or packages that have not been exam ined, tue inspector sha,l send them to the custom house under the vigilance of some one of the guards who may. be em- ployed about the custom house.
 ART. 366. The collector of customs, upon tue receipt of the package or pack ages, shall Urder that they be tied with wIIe with leBden seal fixed as the ends -this shall be done before depOsitIDg them iu the warehouse.
 ART. 367. Packages remaining stored m warehouse for penod of SIX months, without being claimed by any uLe, shall Do Opered, their contents ex- amined, and the collector of customs shall cause them to be sold at public auction, the proceeds to be applied tO the benefit of tue National Treasury.
 ART. 3tS. Whenever passenger re fuses tO allow his baggage examined and any dutIable goods are found m It, IL sha.l be considered as contraband and shall Ue subject to the penalties pre- scribed Oy tbIs law.
 ART. 369 IL any articles of value over Une hundred dollars are brought wiGh the baggage the owner of them should protect him-elf with tine neces- sary consular invoices in order to com- piy with the requirements In the impor- tation of such goods.
 ART. S70. Inhabitants or transient people from the American frontier are allowed to pass one horse or carriage free of duty, provided the person bring ing them return the same or following day.
 ART. 371 The inhabitants of the Free Zone who may pass for short time tO American territory with geld ing or a carriage shall not be required to comply with the provisions In relation to exportstion, nor shall they pay any duties for said horses and carriages on their return to the Zone.
 ART. 372. The owHers of wagons and carriages that have to pass into the Free Zone from American terrltOry, shall be required to ask the permission from the collector of customs and rhall give bond for the amount of the pay ment of duties at the satisfaction of the collector of customs, so that If at the expiration of the time desIgngted, do not return tc the place from where they came, they may pay the duties. The period shall in no case exceed SIX mouths.
 ART. 373. In the case of such per mitH, parties should be notified not tO crnss the Free Zone with such wagous or carriages, and if they should do so, the payment ot the duty should be enforced.
 ART. 374. The inhabitants of the Free Zone shall also be allowed such temporary permits by the collectors of Customs to pass their wagons or car riages into American territory; if at the expiration of the permit, they have not returned them to the starting place, the parties shall deliver at the custom house where the permit was granted, the necessary documents of ex- portatioD, aId tue bond winch was Giv- en sh Il te cancelled forthwith.
 ART 37j. IL shall be the duty Of all passengers who may take a passage from the frontier points 10 go into the interior of the Republic on board of a railroad train. to exhibit theis baggage in order that it may be insp,c cted ID like manner as passengers coming from a foreign country.
 ART. 376. In addition to the provis- t ns cf the foregoing articles, ihe re- visions of Section V. chapter ", of th!s law shall also be observed.