The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-01

! Of outgoing aliens at a later date
! Provided further, That It shall be til,
dHty OF the master or commanding OF
fccr Of any vessel sailing from port
Ia the Philippine Island, Guam, Porte
Rico, or Hawaii TO any port Of the
United States on the North American
Continent TO deliver to the immigra
tion officers at the port of arrival lists
or manifests made at the time and
place of embarkation, giving the names
Of all aliens on board said vessel.
Sec. 10. That all aliens arriving
by water ut the ports of the United
States shall be listed in convenient
groups, and no one list or manifest
shall contain more than thirty names.
To each alien or head of q family
shall be given ticket on which shall
be written his name, number or let.
ter designating the list in which his
| name, and SO forth, is contained, and
his number on said list, for convent.
| ence of Identification on arrival. Each
list or manifest shall be verified by
the signature and the oath or affirma-
tion OF the master or commanding Off
Ger, or the first or second below him
in command, taken before an immigra.
tion officer at the port of arrival, to
the effect that he has caused the sur.
geon of said vessel sailing Herewith
to make physical and oral examina.
tion of each of said aliens, and that
from the report of said surgeon and
from his own investigation he believes
that no one Of said aliens is an idiot,
or imbecile, or feeble-minded per.
son, or insane person, or a pauper, or
Is likely to become public charge, or
is afflicted with tuberculosis or with
loathsome or dangerous contagious
disease, or is person who has been
convicted of, or who admits having
committed felony or other crime or
misdemeanor involving moral turpitude,
or is polygamist or one admitting be-
lief in the practice Of polygamy, or
an anarchist, or under promise or
agreement, express or implied, to per-
form labor in the United States, or a
prostitute, or woman or girl coming
to the United States for the purpose of
prostitution, or for any other immoral
purpose, and that also, according to the
best of his knowledge and belief, the
information in said lists or manifests
concerning each of said aliens named
therein is correct and true in every
respect.
Sec. Ia. That the surgeon of said
vessel sailing Herewith shall also sign
each of said lists or manifests and
make oath or affirmation in like man
ner before an immigration officer at
the port Of arrival, stating his profess
slonal experience and qualifications as
a physician and surgeon, and that he
has made personal examination of
each of the said aliens named therein,
and that the said list or manifest, ac-
cording to the best of his knowledge
and belief, is full, correct, and true
in all particulars relative to the mental
and physical condition of said aliens.
Ii no surgeon sails with any vessel
bringing aliens the mental and physical
examinations and the notifications of
the lists or manifests shall be made by
some competent surgeon employed by
the owners of the said vessel
Sec. 10. That in tho case of the
failure of the master or commanding
officer of any vessel to deliver to the
said immigration officers lists or mani
tests of all aliens on board thereof,
as required in sections twelve, thirteen,
and fourteen of this act, he shall pay
to the collector of customs at the port
Of arrival the sum of ten dollars for
each alien concerning whom the above
information is not contained in any
list as aforesaid: Provided, That in
the case of failure without good cause
to deliver the list of passengers re-
CURED by section twelve of this act
from the master or commanding officer
of every vessel taking alien passen-
gers out of the United States, the pen
atty shall be paid to the collector of
customs at the port of departure and
shall be fine of ten dollars for each
alien not included in said list; but in
no case shall the aggregate fine exceed
one hundred dollars.
Sec. 16. That upon the receipt by
the immigration officers at any port
of arrival of the lists or manifests of
incoming aliens provided for in sec
tons twelve, thirteen, and fourteen of
this act, it shall be the duty of said
officers to go or to send competent as
sistants to the vessel to which said
lists or manifests refer, and there in
spect all such aliens, or said immigra-
ton ofhcers may order a temporary
removal of such aliens for examine
tion at designated time and place,
but such temporary removal shall not
be considered a landing, nor shall it
relieve the transportation lines, mas
tiers, agents, owners, or consignees of
the vessel upon which said aliens are
brought to any port of the United
States from any of the obligations
which, in ease such aliens remain on
board, would, under the provisions of
this act, bind the said transportation
lines, masters, agents, owners, or con
signees: Provided, That where suita-
BILE building is used for the detention
and examination of aliens the immi-
grafton officials shall there take charge
of such aliens, and the transportation
companies, masters, agents, owners, and
consignees of the vessels bringing such
aliens shall be relieved of the re-
sponsibility for their detention there
after until the return of such aliens
to their care.
See. II. That the physical and men,
tai examination of all arriving aliens
shall be made by medical officers of
the United States Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service, who shall have
had at least two years. exDerience in |