The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-22

3. marked upon BRITISH admiralty Charl
} by series of lines, regularly mum bere
3 and duly described. Charts so marke
snail, on the termination of the work c
the commission, be signed by the com
: missioners. DelimitatIon shall DE mad
! in the following manner, and shall
i accepted by both the high contractin
: parties, as applicable for all purpose
under article l, of the convention O
J October 20, 1918, between the Unite,
, States and Great Britain. The tire
!, marine miles mentioned in article l, o
the convention of October 20, 1918, shall
bs measured seward from low waite
mark; but at every bay, creek or har
Dor not otherwise specifically provided
for in this treaty, such three marin,
miles shall be measured seward from ;
straight line drawn across the bay. creel
or harbor in the part nearest the en-.
trance, at the first point where tn,
width does not exceed ten marine miles
ARTICLE perscribes the limits of ex
clusion of the number of bays anC
inlets excepted in article 8.
ARTICLE 5.-Nothing in this treaty
shall be construed to include, within
common waters, any such interior por-
tons of any bays, creeks or harbors a.
cannot be reached from the sea without
passing within the three marine miles
mentioned in article l of the convention
of October Is, 1918.
ARTICLE 6.-The commissioners shall
from time to time, report to each of the
high contracting parties, such lines as
they may have agreed upon. numbered
described and marked as herein pro-
vide6, with qUadruplicate charts
| thereof; which lines so reported shall
forthwith, from time to time, be stimuli
taneously proclaimed by the high con-
tracing parties, and be binding after
two months from such proclamation.
ARTICLE I. ANY disagreement of the
commissioners shall forthwith be re-
| lerred to an umpire selected by the
Secretary of State of The United states
ana Her Brittanic Msjesty's minister at
Washington, and his decision shall be
| final.
ARTICLE provides for the settlement
of expenses o. the commission.
ARTICLE 9.-Nothiug in this treaty
shall interrupt or affect the free naviga-
ton of the Straits of Canso, by fishing
vessels of the United States.
ARTICLE 10.-United States fishing
vessels. entering the bays or harborS
referred 10 it article l of this treaty,
shall conform to the harbor regu-
lations common to them, and
to the fishing vessels of Can-
a Ia or Newfoundland. They need
no. report, ent9r or ear when
pulling into such bays or harbors for
shelter or repairing damages, nor when
putting into such bays or harbors for
shelter or repairing Damages, nor when
| putting into some outside limits of es-
| tablished ports of entry for the purpose
OF purchasing wood or of obtaining
water. except that any such vessel re-
naming more than twenty four hours,
exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days. within any such port or COM
municatiDg with the shore therein,
may be required to report, enter or
clear; and no vessel shall be excused
hereby from giving due information to
boarding officer. They shall not
! be liable in any such bays
or harbors for compulsory pilotage,
nor when therein for the purpose
of shelter or repairing damages, or ur-
chasing food, or of obtaining water,
shall they be liable for harbor dues,
| tonnage dues. buoy dues, light dues or
| other similar dues; but this enumera
| ton shall not permit other charges in
consistent with the e.joyment of the
| liberties reserved or secured by the con-
vention of 1918.
ARTICLE II.-United States fishing
vessels entering pot Is, bays or harbors
of the eastern and northeastern coasts
of Canada, or of the coasts of New
| foundland, under stress of weather or
| other casualty, may lload, rtl BAD +,
trans-ship or sell, subject to customs
laws AID regulations, all fish on board
IN, I,pr Urn,
sale is made necessary as incidental
outfits, provisions and supplies
damaged or lost by disaster; and In
case OF death or sickness, shall be
allowed all needfal facilities, including
shipping of crews. licenses to purchase
iii established ports, entry OF aforesaid
coasts of-C2nada or Newfoundland, for
tae hOmeward voyage, such provisions
and supplies as are ordinarily sold TO
trad ng vessels, shall be granted to
United States fishing vessels in such
ports promptly, upon application and
without charge: and such vessels hay
ing obtained licenses in the manner
aforesaid shall also be accorded. upon
all occasions, such facilities for the
pure ase of casual or nsedful provis-
ions and supplies as are ordinarily
granted to trading vessels; but such
provisions or sup plies shall not be OBJ
lined by barter nor purchased for re-
sale or traffic.
ARTICLE 12.-Fishing vessels of Canada
and Newfoundland shall have, on the
Atlantic Coast of the United States, all
privileges reserved and secured by this
treaty to United States fishing vessels
in the aforesaid water of Canada and
Newfoundland.
ARTICLE 13.-Tbe Secretary OF the
Treasury of the United States shall
make regulations providing for con-
spicuous exhibition by every United
States fishing vessel of the official num-
Der on each bow, and any such vessel
fall G to 90 nply with the regu' atoms
shall not be entitled to licenses.
ARTICLE 1.-THE penalties for unlaw-
fllly fishing in the waters, bays, creeks
and harbors referred to in Article 1,
may extend to forfeiture of boat
or vessel and appurtenances, and
also of the supplies and cargo abosrd
when the offense was committed, sni
for preparing in such waters to unlaw-
fully fish therein; penalties shall be