New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
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enumeration shah not permit other changes incon-
sistent with the enjoyment OF the liberties re-
served secured by the convention Oh oc'o"es
20, 1918.
PRIvILf GEs OF AMERICAN FISHING VESSELS
Article XT-[Jnited States fishing vessels enter
ing the ports bays and harbors OF the eastern ana
northeastern coasts Of Canada, or of the coasts oil
Newfoundland under stress Of weather or undei
casualty, may unload, reload, tranship or SELL
subject to laws and regulations, all hsh on
board, when such unloading, transhipment or sale
is made necessary as incidental to repairs; ana
may replenish outfits provisions and supplies dam
aged or lost by disaster; and in case Of d'ath Oh
sickness, shall be allowed all needful facilities In
Guiding the shipping of crews.
Licenses to purchase in established ports Of entry
Of the aforesaid coasts of Canada, or OF New
foundland, for the homeward voyage, such pro-
visions and supplies ordinarily sold to trad
ing vessels, shall be granted to United States
fishing vessels in such ports promptly upon appli-
cation and without charge and such vessels hav-
ing obtained licenses in the manner aforesaid
shall also be accorded upon all occasions such
facilities for the purchase Of casual or needul pro-
visions and supplies as are ordinarily granted to
the trading vessels but such provisions or supplies
shall not be obtained by barter nor purchased ZOE
resale traffic.
Article XII-Fishing vessels Of Canada and New
foundland shall have on the Atlantic coast Of tho
United States all the privileges reserved and Sc Sc
secured by this treaty TO United States fishing
vessels in the aforesaid waters Of Canada aud
Newfoundland.
Article XIII-The Secretary Of the Treasury Of
States sSs es' SssRns vesse Of Os '' c
RsmSsf Rssse rs@ursd each by law anS have
official number, and falling to comply with such
regulations, shall not be entitled TO the licenses
Shall be communicated to Her Maiesty's Govern
ment previously to their taking effect
PENALTIES OF roRFEITUkE AND FINES
Article XIV-The penalties for unawfully ash>
ing in the waters, bays, creeks and harbors, res
ferred to In Article Of this treaty, may extend td
forfeiture of the boat vessel and appurtenances
and also Of the supplies and cargo aboard when
the offence was committed and for preparing in
such waters unlawfully to fish therein, penalties
shall be fixed by the Court not to exceed those for
unlawfully fishing: and for any other violation OF
the laws of Great Britain, Canada or Newfound-
land relating to the right Of fishery In such waters
bays, creeks or harbors. penalties shall be fixed
by the court not exceeding in all 50 for every ton
Of the boat or vessel concerned. The boat Oh
vessel may be holden for such penalties and for
FIXTURES.
expensive as practicable. The trial Except on
appeal shall be at the place Of detention, unless
the Judge shall, on the request Of the defence,
order it to he held at some other place, adiudgcd
by him more convenient Security for costs
shall not be required Of the defence, except when
bail Is offered. Reasonable bail shall be accepted.
There shall be proper appeals available To the de-
fenoe only: and the evidence at the trial may b"
used on appeal. Judgments Of forfeIture shal 70
+1oC In
land, before the samo arc executed
REMOVAL OF CERTAIN CUSTOMS DUTIES PROPOSED.
Article Xv-Whenever the United States shall
remove the duty from fsh-ol whale-oil, seal-otl
and fish of all kinds, except fish preserved in oil,
being the produce of fisheries carried on by tho
fishermen Of Canada and Newfoundland, including
Labrador as well as from the usual and necessary
casks, barrels, kegs, cans, and other useful and
| necessary coverings containing the products above
mcni loned, the like products, being the produce OF
fisheries carried on by the fishermen of the United
States as well as the usual and necessary cover
ings of tho same, as above described, shall be
admitted free Of duty into the Dominion OF CANADA
and Newfoundland.
And unon such removal of duties, and while the
aforesaid articles are allowed to be brought into
the United States by British subjects, without
duty being reimposed thereon the privilege OK
entering the ports bays and harbors OF the afore-
said coasts of Canada and Newfoundland shall be
accorded to United States fishing vessels by annual
licenses, free Of charge for the following purposes,
namely:
1.-The purchase of provisions. bait ice, scnes,
lines and all other supplies and outfits.
2-Transshipment OF catch, for transport Dy any
means of conveyance.
3-Shipping Of crews. H..
Supplies shall not oe obtained by barter, buh
bait NAV be so obtained. The like privileges
shall be continued or given to fishing vessels OF
Canada and of Newfoundland the Atlantic
coasts of the United States.
Article XVI-This Treaty slall be ratified ~
the President of the United States by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate; and by
Her Britannia Majesty, having received the assent
Of the Parliament OF Canada and OF the Legisla,,
ture of Newfoundland and the notifications slali
be exchanged at Washington as soon as possible
In faith whereof, we, the respective Plenlpoten-
taries have signed this Treaty, and have herenneo
affixed our seals. - e,...L
Done IL. duplicate, at Washington, this hreenth
day of February, in the year OF our Lofd oh'
thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight
T. p RAYARp tSealD
WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM. seal