Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-22

land, and need not report, enter or clea
when putting into such bays or harbors 70
shelter or repairing damages, nor when put
ting into the same outside the limits of es
tablished ports of entry for the purpose o.
purchasing wood or of obtaining water, ex
cept when any such vessel remaining NOR,
than "a hours, exclusive of Sundays ant
holidays, within any such port, to communi
cate with the shore therein, may be required
to report, enter or clear and no vessel shall
be excused hereby from giving due informa-
ton TO the boarding officers. They shall no,
be liable in any such bays or harbors for
compulsory pilotage, nor when therein for
the purpose of shelter, of repairing damages
of purchasing wood, or of obtaining water,
shall they be liable for harbor dues, ton
mage dues, or other similar dues, but this
enumeration shall not permit ANY changes
inconsistent with the enjoyment of liberties
reserved or secured by the convention OF
October 20, ISIS.
Article NJ United States fishing vessels
entering ports, bays and harbors of eastern
and northeastern coasts of Canada, or of the
coasts of Newfoundland under the stress OF
weather or other casualties may unload and
reload, tranship or sell subject to the custom,
laws and regulations, all fish ON board when
/ suSu uhioauiuk. uaushipiueut ur sait Is
made necessary AS incidental To the repairs
and may replenish outfits, provisions, and
supplies damaged OF lost by disaster and in
case of death or sickness, and be allowed all
needful facilities, including the shipping OF
crews. License to purchase in established
ports of entry of the aforesaid coasts of Can.
ada or Newfoundland for the homeward voy
age such provisions and supplies as are ordi-
narlly sold 10 fishing vessels, shall be
granted 10 the fishing vessels of the United
States promptly upon application and withou,
charge, and such vessels having obtained IL
censes in the manner aforesaid shall also be
awarded upon all occasions, such facilities
for the purchase of casual OF needful provis-
ions or supplies AS are ordinarily granted To
trading vessels. but such provisions or sup
plies shall not be obtained by barter, nor
purchased for resale or traffic.
Article Nil Fishing vessels of Canada
and Newfoundland shall have on the Allan
tic coast of the United States, all the priyi-
leges reserved and secured by this treaty to
the nited States fishing vessels in the afore-
said waters of Canada aud Newfoundland
Article Mi. The Secretary of the Treas
ury of the United States shall make regula-
tions providing for the conspicuous exhibi-
ton by every United States fishing vessel,
of its official number on each bow. and any
such vessel, required by law to have an Of
fetal number, and failing TO comply with
such regulations, shall not be entitled TO the
licenses provided for in this treaty Such
regulations shall be communicated to Her
Majestys government previously to their
taking effect.
Article XIV. The penalties for unlaw-
fully fishing in waters of the bays, creeks
and harbors referred to in article | of this
treaty, may extend to the forfeiture of the
boat or vessel and appurtenances, and also
of the supplies and cargo aboard when the
offence is committed. And for preparing to
fish in such waters the penalties shall be
fixed by the court, not to exceed those for
unlawfully fishing, and for any other viola
ton of the laws of Great Britain, Canada or
Newfoundland. In relation to the right of
fishery in such waters, creeks or harbors,
penalties shall be fixed by the court, not ex-
ceeding in all So per ton of the boat or ves-
sci concerned The boat or vessel may be
holden for such penalties and forfeitures.
The proceedings shall be summary and as
inexpensive as practicable. The trial Tex
cept on appeal) shall be at the place of de-
tenton, unless the judge shall, on request of
the defense, order it to be held at some 9TH
er place adjudged by him more convenient.
Reasonable bail shall be accepted. There
shall be proper appeal to the defense only,
and evidence at the trial may be used on ap.
peal. Judgments of forfeiture shall be re-
We've" " '"c "o'et'oi 'e"e'ai oi Na'ia.,'
in council, or by the Governor, in council
| of New Foundland, before the same is exc
cuted
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day OF February IN 'he year Oh our LOT
1855. signed