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through which they intend entering
Mexico, ~ they may have ample time
10 notify the collector OF customs and
avoid thereby Inconvenience and
trouble. In this notice which the re-.
preventative OF the secretary OF colo.
ni1ation sends 10 the collector OF Gus.
toms, the names OF the colonists have
to appear.
Art. 9. II there are agents OF the
secretary Of colonization Mt the port Of
entry OF the colonlsts, they must be-
present when the furniture ami house.
hold goods VI the cOlonis are inspected
AZ the custom house, In order 10 make
the classification Of the goods free Of
duties according 10 article .; ana In
default VI any agent, tho collector OF
customs Will act ~ such. Should the
goods be superior IN kind and quality
TO what " prescribed In article ., the
collector OF customs will proceed as per
article $50 Of the taTiii.
Art. 10. The agents VI the secretary
OF colonization will take care by their
own strict responsibility that no permit
be given tue c0lUnlsls for more goods
than those which they really need.
For this purpose, they Will nave TO
keep an account Of all pmou nts granted
aud another one for those they may
need, as well ~ for building material,
provisions, implements for farming,
etc.
Art. IL. Should II be tho case that
any colonist or his agent abuses this
franchise by selling or trading with
goods imported Tree OF duties, the agent
OF the secretary Of colon zali0n will
notify the district Judge immediately
anu this judge wiliinvestigate the mat.
Ter; ana In the event Ui fault being
proven, the guilty party Will be pun
ished according - article 37l Of the
tariff. The collectors OF customs, In
such cases, have the same duty.
Art. II. The agents VI tho secretary
OF colonization have 20 keep register
In which they Will enter the prOgres.
sive number OF the petitions, date OF
same, date when copy Of same was
sent 10 the customs house at the port Of
entry, name OF this customs house,
number OF packages ,oi tho petitions,
contents OF the packages, name or
names OF the cOlonists, name OF the
agent. Every six mOnlhs, tho agent
Will report 10 the secretary OF colonial,
ton.
Art. 10. Said agents Will also keep
IN itcmiZel register OF all amounts Of
goods granted each ooionist, stating the
number OF members OF his family, II
any, figuring up every six niouihs the
amounts they have received In pro-
visions, rs we'll a. building material,
farming implements, etc. A cUpy Of
this register will DO sent to tho score.
tary OF colonization every six months,
sdding any informnt'on they deem
convenient, no that the secretary MAY
be guided accordingly and work In
future with better elect.
MENICO, July II, 1889.
Extract Of Customs Regulations I'm
Force ut Time VI Issuing Above
Decree.
Art. 3Ss. The coniraventlon consist.
ing In the deiraudation OF the dut'es
viii be punished with fms OF double
tue amOuntoi duties on the goods I'M.
ported. this hne to bo figured on that
part OF the goods which lie found to b.
IN excess Of that appealing In tbs d1cu.
ments, hen the discrepancy Is In tic
quantity; when the goods ARE found to
be ofAuOther kind anu subject to higher
duties than those mentioned IN the
documents, double duties will bs col.
leoted on all such goods.
Art. $50; fTsc. q. When the collector
OF customs notices that, among the
goods being Imported, there are sone