Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

more more f sira NOT more than 10 years OF both
ia So "a That any judge of any district or cir
cuit court of the United oca ,,rn, within the
nroner district, before whom complaint In writ
pioP eg.nv violation of the two PRECEDING sec.
Ions is made. to the satisfaction ~ such judge
and founded on knowledge OF oenei' and II upon
belief setting forth the srountHI; sucn belief
and supported by oath or anniMauon OF the
cn,nnlaint. may issue, conformaoiy TO the Con-
sritution a warrant dlrecteu W Tue marshal OF
anv deputy marshal, in the proper district, di-
y Rim to search for, seize, and take poses
- ~ any sncb article or thing mentioned in
the two preceding sections, ana 10 make due
and immediate return Thereon ~ 'ne end that
the same may be condeInneu anu destroyed ~
Same manner as other proceedings In the case
of municipal seizure, and with q. same right
of appeal or writ of error.
60 "A That machinery Tor repair may be
;,n%orted into the United States without pay.
ment of duty. under bond. to oe given in double
the anpraised value Thereof. 10 De withdrawn
and exported after said machinery shall have
been repaired and the secIei al ~ sne treasury
rules and regul atoms as may 10 necessary to
protect the revenue against I1ano, and secure
the identity and character OF an such importa-
r;ons when again Withdrawn ana exported, re-
strictinc and limiting the export and with
drawal TO the same port OF entry where i'm
norted and also limiting all bonds to period
of time of not more than siA n'onsiis from the
date of Importation,
FREE IMPORTATION OF FIRST PRODUCTS.
Sec. Is. That the produce OF the forests of the
State of Maine upon the ST. Jonn river and its
trihntares owned by American citizens, and
sawed or hewed in the Province OF New Bruins
wick by American citizens, the same being I'M
manufactured in whole or IN ny which is now
admitted into the ports OF the onited states
free of duty, shall continue to be so admitted
nnder such regulations as the secretary of the
treasury shall, from time to time, prescribe,
Sec l6 That the produce q the forests Of
the State OF ane upon e 1 o et; river and
sawed in tire Province of New Brunswick by
American citizens, the same pcing 9nmannfact-
Nred in Whole or IN part, snan 20 aumitted into
the ports of the United States flee of duty.
under such regulations as the secretary OF the
treasury shall, from time to time, prescribe.
Sec. II. That discriminating duty of 10 per
centum ad valorem, in addition 70 the duties
imposed by law, shall be levied, collected, and
paid on all goods wares. and merchandise which
shall be imported in vessels not or the United
States but the discriminating duty shall not
apply to goods, wares, and mercnandise which
shall be imported in vessels not Of the United
States, entitled by treaty or any act OF congress
to be entered in the ports OF the United States
on payment of the same duties as snail then be
paid on goods, wares, and merchandise i'm
ported in vessels of the United States.
Sec. 49, That no goods, wares or merchan-
disc, un ess III cases PROVIDED ior oy treaty. shall
be imported into the United States from any
foreign port or place, except IN vessels of the
United States, or in such foreign vessels as
truly and wholly belong to the citizens OF sub
jects of that country of which the goods are the
growth. production or manufacture, or from
which such goods wares or merchandise can
only be, or most usually are, nrst shipped for
transportation. All goods, wares or merchan-
disc imported contrary to this section. and the
vessel wherein the same shall be imported, to
gether with her cargo, tackle, apparel and fur
nture, shall be forfeited 20 the United States
and such goods, wares or merchandise. ship, or
vessel, and cargo, shall be hable to be seized,
prosecuted and condemned in like manner. and
under the REGULATIONS. RESTRICTIONS and
provisions have been heretofore established
for the recovery collection, distribution and
remission of forfeitures to the United States by
the several revenue laws.
Sec. 10 That the preceding section shall not
apply to vessels or goods, wares or merchan-
disc imported in vessels OF foreign nation
which does not maintain a similar regulation
against vessels of the United States.
TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ANIMAL DIS
EASES.
Sec. 20. That the importation Of neat catt]a
and the hide of neat cattle from any foreign
country into the United States is prohibited.
Provided, That the operation OF this section
shall be suspended as to any foreign country or
countries, or any part of such country or coun-
tries, whenever the secretary of the treasury
shall officially determine. and give public
notice thereof, that such importations Will not
tend to the INTRODUCTION or spread OF contag
ious or infectious diseases among the cattle oi
tho United States and TIE secretary of the treas
ury Is hereby authorized and empowered, and il
shall be his duty to make all necessary orders
ana regulations TO carry THIS section INTO elect
or TO suspend the same rs therein provided, and
to send copies thereof II, the proper officers in
the United States, and to send such officers OIL
agents of the United States in foreign countrie.
as he shall judge necessary.
SEC. IL. That any person convicted OF q will
full violation of any of the provisions of the pre-
ceding section shall be fined not exceeding $500
or imprisoned not exceeding one year, or both
in the discretion of the court.
Soc. y. That upon the re-exportation Of afti
cles once exported OF the growth, product OF
manufacture of the United States, upon which
no internal tax has been assessed OF paid, o.
upon which such tax has been paid and re
funded by allowance drawback, there shall
be levied, collected and paid a duty equal t.
the tax imposed by the internal revenue law!
upon such articles, except articles manufac
tured in bonded warehouses and exported pur
suant TO law, which shall be subject to the SAM
rate of duty as If originally imported.
Sec. q That whenever any vessel laden witt
merchandise in whole or in part subject to dutl
has been sunk in any river harbor. bay o.
waters subject to the jurisdiction of the United
States. and within it's limits. for the period o.
two years. and is abandoned by the Owner
thereof, any person who may raise such vesse
shall be permitted to bring any merchandise re
covered therefrom into the port nearest to thu
place where such vessel was SO raised, FREQ from
the payment of any duty thereupon, and with
out being OBJ! iged to enter the same at the Gus
tom House bat under such regulations as thu
secretary of the treasury may prescribe.
Smell TERS AND REFINERS TO GIVE BONDS.
Sec. u. That the works of manufacturers en-
gagged in smelling refining metals in th,
United States may be designated as bonded
tary of the Treasury may prescribe: Provided
That such manufacturers shall first give salts
factory bonds to the Secretary Of the Treasury
Metals IN any crude form requiring smelling o.
arts, imported into the United State
TO be smelted OF refined, and in
tended to be exported in refined
such rnen % stafe sSa unus
prescribe and under the direction of the prope
officer. be removed in original packages or il
bulk from the vessel or other vehicle on whicl
it has been imported, or from the bonded ware
house into which the same may be into tb
bonded warehouse in which such smelling an,
refining may be carried on, for the pur
pose of being smelted and refined
there be smelted and refined. to
gether with other metals of home O
foreign production: Provided, that each da
of imported metal refined that day shall be Sc
aside. and such raj so set aside shall not b
taken from said works except for export alton
under the direction OF the proper officer havin
charge thereot, as aforesaid. whose certificate
describing the articles by their marks or Other
wise. the quantity, the date of import alton an
the name OF vessel or other vehicle by which
was imported, with such additional particular
as may from time to time be required. shall b
received by the col ector of customs as sulicien
evidence of the expectation of the metal: or
may be removed. under such regulations TIN
secretary or the treasury may prescribe to an,
other bonded warehouse, or upon entry for ant
payment of duties for domestic consumption
All labor performed and services rendered I'm
der these regulations shall be under the super
VISION OF an officer of the customs, to be ap
pointed by the secretary of the treasury and a
the expense of the manufacturer
Sec y. That where imported materials OF
which duties have been paid are used in tho
manufacture of articles manufactured or pro
dnced Ia the United States, there shall be
allowed on the expectation of such articles g
ora%oack equal IN amount to the duties paid
on the materials used, less per centum of such
duties: Provided, That when the articles ex
ported are made in part from domestic ma
terlals. the imported materials or the parts oil
appear IN the completed articles that the guam
tity or measure thereof may be ascertained
and provided further, that the drawback on any
tinued at the rate herein provided: that the i'm
ported materials used in the nannfacture or