Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-20

aud tdiudgcd to be not lawfully entitled
to be or remain In the United Saios ana
who shall be subsequently convicted for
like unense, shall be Imprisoned ~
hard labor FOR n period Of not oNcecdinH
ono wear and thereafter removed from
the United states, a. Lereinbcioro pro-
vidcd.
soY5. That after tho PASSAGE Of this
act, On application 10 any Judge or court
OF The United state. In the ilrst instance
tnr writ of haheas corpus by Chine'e
person seeking TO land In the Uniicd
| states ~ whom that privilege h9q hrt u
| denied, no bail shall DO allowed aud suvh
| application shall bn heard and doior-
mined promptly without unnecessary
delay
SEQ q. And It shall 10 the dnty Of nll
Chinese laborerr within the Limits q tire
United Staios nj the timo Of tho passage
OF this act, and who arc entitled a. Fcuiaiu
| IN tue United Siatos, 10 apply to ihu cpi-
lecior OF international revenue Of thuir
respective districts within ono year alter
the passage OF this act for n certificate OF
residence, and any Chinese laboror within
tue limits OF tho United States who shall
neglect, fail OF refuse TO comply with tho
provisions Of this act. or who, after one
wear nom the passage thereof, shall bo
| found within tho Jurisdiction Of the
United Siatos without such certificate Of
rusidonce. shall be doomed and adiudgcd
70 DO unlawiully within tho United
states, aud may bo arrested by any Unit.
cd States customs official, collector OF in
lernal revenue or his Deputies, United
Siaios marshal or his deputies, and taken
before United Siatos Judge, whose duty
u shall be TO order that he be dopoftod
from the United States, a. hercinbcfore
| provided, unless he shall establish clear.
" to tho satisfaction Of said Judge that
| by reason of accident, sickness or other
unavoidable cause he has been unable 10
! procure his certificate, aud to tho satisfac-
ton Of the court and by at least one credi-
bic white witness that ho was resi-
don't of tho United States ut tho tune OF
the passage Of this act, aud " upon tho
hearing It shall appear that he Il 10 en-
titled to certificate II shall no granted
upon his paying costs. Should Ii appear
that said Chinese has procured u cerilli-
cate which haS boon lost or destroyed he
shall he detained and judgment suspend
cd Tor reasonable time 10 enable MIN To
procure duplicate from the officer
granting Il, aud In such cases tho cost Of
said arrest and trial shall be In tho dis
erection VI the courts aud amy Chinese por-
sou other than Chinese laborcr, having
the right TO be and remain In the United
states desiring such certificate rs oyi-
denco OF such right, nay apply for and
obtain the same without charge.
"Sec. :. Thit Immediately after tho
| passage of this act, the Secretary Of tho
| treasury shall make such rules aud fegu-
lations ~ may be- necessary for the en-.
client execution OF this act, and shall
prescribe tho nocos sary forms and fur
nish tho necessary blanks To ouablo tho
/ collectors of internal revenue to issue tho
certificates required hereby, and shall
make such provisions that certificates
may DO procured In localities conyonient
| to the applicants. such certificates
shall DO issued without charge to
tho applicant, and shall contain
the name, age, local residence aud occu-
patton OF the applicant, and such other
description OF tho applicant a. shall DO
pre,cribcl by the secretary OF the troas-
ury. anda duplicate thereof shall be died
IN the office OF the collector Of Internal
revenue for tho district Within which
such Chinese makes application.
Sec. 3. That any person who shall
knowingly and falsely alter or substitute
any name Tor the name written In such
certificate, or forge such certificate, or
knowingly utter any forged or frnudu-
lent certificate, or falsely represent any
person named IN such certificate, shall DO
gnilty OF a misdoinoauor, aud, upon con.
| vlctlOn thereof, shall be fined Ia q sum
not exceeding $1,000 or Imprisoned IN tho
ponltentlary Tor a term OF not moro than
live years.
Soc. 0. Tho sccrotaryof tho treasury may
authorize the payment Of such compeusa.
| ton In the mature N fees TO collectors OF
Internal revenue for services performed
under tho provisions OF this act in ad-
| dltiOn 10 the salaries now allowed by law
as ho shall deem necessary, not exceed
ing the sum Of II for each certificate IN.
sued.
The annexed IL known as the Scott
law. IL WAS enacted In 1855,
being supplementary To the anti
Chinese statute Of 1852. Both Of these
would have expired this year, but Il
will be seen that the latest statute 10.
onaots them:
he 1t enacted, etc.. That from and amer
the passage OF this act II shall DO unlnw-
full Tor any Chinese labOrer who shall AT
any umo heretofore hayo been, or who
may now or hereafter be, a resident
within the United States, aud who shall
have departed, or shall depart thorofrom
and shall not have returned before tho
passage OF this act, 10 return to, or ro-
main in, tho United States.
soc. .. That no certificates OF Identity
provided for la the fourth aud iiflh Sec
lions Of he act to which this Is u supple
mont shall hereafter be- issued; and oyory
certificate hereafter Issued In pursuance
thereof Is hereby declared void and of no
effect. aud the Chinese laboror claiming
admission by virtue thereof shall not be
permitted to enter The United States.
Soc. .. That all tho duties prescribed,
liabilities, penalties, aud fortciturOs linz
posed, and tho powers conferred by the
second, tenth, eleventh, and twolfIh sec
tons Of the act 10 which this is a supple
mVnt arc hereby extended aud made MP.
plicahle totho provisions of this ac.
Soc. 1. That all such part or parts Of
the actto which this IL IL supplement as
are inconsistent herewith arc hereby re.
poalod.