, 1888-02-23

other place adjudged by him more conve.
| h'tht. Security tor costs shall not he re-
CURED OF defense except when bail Is
offered. Reasonable hail shall be accepted
| itere shnIl "e proper appeal availabe 90
oe'ense only, und evidence at trial may be
,ned ON appeal. Judgments OF forfeiture
| shall he reviewed by the government uf
Cana IA In council or the governor in co,,n-
Gil Of Newfoundland before the same are
| executed.
| Article IS. Whenever the United States
| shall renlove du;y from fish oil, whale oil,
! seal oil, and fish of all Kinds except hs h
preserved IN oil being the produce of fish
| cries carried on by the Fishermen, of Canada
and Newfoundland, including Labrador, AS
well as from the usual and necessary casks
barrels, Kegs, cans. and other usual and
necessary coverings containing the products
above mentioned, like products being the
products OF fisheries carried ON by fishermen
of the United States rs well as usual and
necessary coverings of the same, as above
described shall be admitted free of duty
into the Dominion Of Canada and New.
fOundland, and upon such removal OF du.
ties, and while the aforesaid articles ar. al ..
lowed to be brought into the United States
by British subjects, without duty being re.
imposed thereon, the privilege of entering
ports, bays, aud harbors, aforesaid on the
coasts of Canada and Newt ,undland, shall
be accorded to the United States fishing
vessels by annual licenses, free of charge.
for the following purposes, namely: FIRST.
Purchase of provisions, bait, ice, seines,
lines, and all other supplies and outfits.
Second. Transhipment catch Tor transport
by any means convenient. Third. Snip
ping ot crews. Supplies shall not be OH
tanned by barter, but bait may he 80 OBJ
tanned. Like Privileges shall be
continued or given to fishing vessels
OF Canada and Newfoundland on the
Atlantic Coast of the United States
Article 49, This treaty shall be rati-
fed by the president ol the United States
and with the advice and consent of the sen.
ate, aud by Her Britannia Majesty, having
received the assent OF parliament of Canada
and oi the legislature OF Newfoundland and
publications. shall bc exchanged at Wash.
ington as soon Ms possible.
The moius viyendi referred TO in the
Presidents letter in the shape of u protocol,
drawn up by the British plcnepOtentiaries,
II states that considering the position, by
the immediate cOnilnencenei&o OF the fish
ing season before the treaty can poss bly, be
ratified, that the old conditions which have
given rise to such irritation might interfere
With an unprejudiced consideration of tn
treaty. Under these circumstances and
with an anxious desire to promote good
feeling and remove all subjects or contro-
versy khe British plenipotentiaries propose
etnpOrury arrangement tor period not ex =
deciding two years, the privilege of entering
bays aud harbors of the Atlantic coast
Canada and Newfoundland be granted
United States fishing vessels by annual Ii
censes ut fee o, $3.50 per ton ior the
purpose of purchasing bait, ice, senes
lines and other supplies transhipping oi
catch aud shipping crews, If during the
continuance uf this arrangement the
United states should remove the duties
specified in the treaty above, licenses will
be issued free of charge. United states
fishing vessels entering aud not remaining
H4.En Fan hAt. la arl...
will not be required to enter or clear pro-
viding they do not communicate with the
shore, for failure to be exacted only for
fishing or preparing to fish in territorial
waters. American minister plen potentiary
expresses satisfaction with the above pro-
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