Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22


may Be required to sspogt. snsee OF
caen1. and no vessel shall BE- exeuse,d
hersby from giving due inforxnAtsoo "a
boarding. o@s<fa Thss shall not be
liable IA any suco bays OF haxbors for
fof TIE p1Tpooe Of Shelter, Of fe.alrssss.
dA0aees. Of poRchas1ne wood ar oosain.
inR water, soAll b liable for haroar
dnea. tonnage daes, bnoy dess, iiehs
does, OF other similar dues, bos this
snumeRat1oo shall not permit other
charges tnconssa3ent With the enjoy
meos Of the liberties feseTvcd or sec0red
by the coaveusson Of ISIS
Article IL ihe Unssea stsses fishing
vessels entering pests, bays and harbors
Of the eastern and northern coasss Of
Canada. or Of the eoast Of Newfoand
land. nnder ssress Of weather OF other
casualty may uutoad, reload, trAnmhip.
~ oeii subject 10 customs iAus and
reauissionA ALI Ash on board vhes
such unloading. tHausshipmens or sales
ase made necessary - Incidental a. re-
palrs. and may rspieaish their outass Of
provisions and Supplies damaged OF loss
by dIsBsteg, and N case of death or SICK.
neoa shall be allowed all needfui faoali-
tiess including tie shipping Of esevs,
itoensss 70 porohase in eseabiisoed posts
0f entry Of ~ afueesaid eoaaes Of Cam
eda - 6svfoaDAlapd for homs-
vAs0 voyoae. easA peovis1oos
sn6 UvVo1os = ne eedioaxiiy spo6 %
la4fng v1ns1D Gha1l - eEunsod 10 ~
Uotoo4 0Go10 4aAsna voants. 10 euoh
posty pso0pely npon . avssust's havino
ooeatne0 Q lioeuso IN The manueg afore-
nd, u shall also b accorded upon eli
oooasioaa Such faciiitiss fog toe par
ehA0e Of casual OF needful provisions
and supplies as are ossinsrily srsnssd
- trading vessels, bus such pfovisaons
OF suprlses shall not b obsained BY
barter nsr porshased for resale or
tsadic.
Article II. Fishing vessels Of Canada
and newfoundland shAli have on the
Atlantic COAST Of the United Ssases all
the peivilaeee reserved and secured By
this treaty . The United States fishing
vessels 10 the aforesaid waters OF Can
ada and NevfoundiAud.
Article IL The secretary Of the treas
ufy os the United SeAtss shaiI make
seQuistions psovidtna for Q couspicuous
exhibition BY every Usited States fish
ing vse1sl Of its oflcial number on each
eoat, and any soch vessel failing to
comply With the regulations shall not
be entitled 10 licenses.
AStiole II. Penalties for unlavfniiy
nshin9 In vaters, bays, creeks and
harboss referred TO iu article one may
extend to the forfeiture Of the boat or
vessel and appurtenanees and also the
supplies and cargo aboard when tie Of
fence wAs committed and fog preparing
in suoh waters 10 unlaWfuily nsh thsse-
in. The penalties shall be Axed BY the
court not TO exceed those for
fishing and for
any other violation OF she laws Of Great
Canada or Newfoundland relat
ing to the right Of fisheries penalties.
shall be fined not exceeding 9 for
svery ton Of the boat OF vessel. The
boat or vessel may be holden
for such, for penalties and fsrfeitures.
Trial iexcept on sppes!) shall be At the
place OF detentior, uuiess the Judge
shali at the reQuest Of the defense order
1 to be held at some other place a1-
judged by tiE to be more convenient.
for the costs shall be required
,f the cefesse except when bal Is Of
Tered. Reasonable bail shall be ac-
,epted. There shall bs proper appeals
AVAILABLE to the defense only and the
Evidence at the trial may be used ON sp-
peal. Judgments of forfeiture shsil
be reviewed by the government of
Canada in council or governor in coun.
I'll Of Newfoundland before the same
Ire executed.
Article l5. Whenever the United
states shall remove the dlty from fish
,il, whale ell, seal csi and fish Of all
finds. except fish preserved in oil. be-
ne product Of fisheries carried on by
he fishermen OF Canada and New
including Labrador, as well
"a from he usua! aud necessary casks.
barrels. kegs, cans and otber usnal and
necessary coverings containing she pro
socts above mentiosed, like products
icing toe pfod1ct OF fisheries carried
IN by fishermen II the United States rs
seli as the Usual and necessary over
ugs of the same as Above described.
hail be admitted free of duly
INTO the Dominiou OF Canada aad
Newfoundland, aud upon suoh removal
II duties and while the aforesaid arti-
lies are allowed TO bs brought into the
United States by British subjects with
sut duty being reimposed thereon. tie
Of entering the ports, bays
md harbors OF the aforesaid coaxls of
canada and Newfoundland shall be &c
,arded to the URited States fishing
pessels by annual licenste free OF charge
'ar the following purposes, namely:
purchase of provision,
, lit, ice. seises. linss and other supplies
md outnss. Second-Tfansporue Of
,atoh for transport by any means OF
conveyance. Third-shipplng Of the
,revs' supplies shall nos be obtained BY
Z, bat bait may &c SO obtained.
Like privileges shall be contracted OF
,iven - the fishing vesseis OF Canada
md Newfoundland on The Atlantic
coast of the United States.
This treaty shall be Ratided by the
president Of the United States, BY and
xish the sdyice and consent OF the cen
.te and by her B,itanic majesty, having
'eceived IL assent OF the parliament. OF
Canada aud Of ,he Legislature of Nsw
and ratification shall be eJ
at Washington as soou - pos
lible.
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