Laws of the United States Relating to Navigation and the Merchant Marine: Pt. II of the Report of the Commissioner of Navigation to the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, 1903

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Innhold

Whaling vessels	17

MEASUREMENT	23

DOCUMENTS OF VESSELS	32

Cancellation of register	41

Fees	44

Duration of license	45

Enrollment and license to corporations	46

Change of owner	47

Forms and penalties	224

DOMESTIC COMMERCE Page 267 Great districts	226

Entry within a great district	227

Coasting trade via Isthmus of Panama	228

Entry to another great district	229

Exemption on the Mississippi and tributaries	230

Registered vessels in the coasting trade	231

Report by master	232

Special provisions for enrollment and license	48

Inspection of enrollment and license	49

Offenses against the registry law	50

Offenses against enrollment and license laws	51

OFFICERS OF MERCHANT VESSELS 61 Citizenship of officers	53

Pilots license	56

Removal of master	57

MERCHANT SEAMEN 72 Definitions	58

Naturalization and citizenship of seamen	59

Illegal shipments	60

Apprentices	61

Period of engagement 81 Penalty for shipment without agreement	63

Undermanning 83 Shipment in foreign ports before consuls 84 Crew list	64

Failure to produce crew	65

Shipment of seamen in the coasting or nearby foreign trade	66

Agreement in coasting trade not before commissioner	67

Agreement with fishermen	68

Discharge in foreign trade	70

Discharge in foreign ports	71

Wages	72

Vessels exempt from libel for wages	76

Wages and clothing exempt from attachment	77

Desertion of seamen abroad	78

Arbitration before shipping commissioner	79

Effects of deceased seamen	80

Offenses and punishments	84

Corporal punishment prohibited	86

Procedure 105 Form of articles of agreement	87

Account of apprentices	89

Certificate of discharge	90

in American ports	91

Seamens witness fees	93

SEAWORTHINESS SUPPLIES LOG BOOK 112 Unseaworthy vessels	95

Inspection of seaworthiness at domestic ports	96

Inspection of seaworthiness at foreign ports	97

Provisions and water	98

Weights and measures	100

Warmth in cold weather	101

LIABILITY OF OWNERS MASTERS AND SHIPPERS 122 Liability of owners masters and shippers	103

Act of Feb 13 1893 Harter Act	105

General libel bond	106

General provisions	108

Inspection of registered foreignbuilt vessels	111

Inspection of hulls and equipment	112

Loading safety valve	116

Life boats lines and preservers	117

Stairways and deck room	118

Wire tiller ropes	119

Inflammable or explosive cargo	120

Carriage of passengers	123

Certificate of inspection	124

Exhibit of laws	125

Liability for damage	127

IMMIGRANT SHIPS 143 Accommodations	128

Light and air	130

Provisions	131

Discipline and cleanliness	132

Explosives cattle	133

Boarding vessel passenger list	134

Death of passenger	135

Penalties	136

GENERAL PILOT LAWS 154 General pilot laws	138

TONNAGE TAX Page 155 Rates of tax	140

Discriminating tonnage taxes	141

Alien tonnage taxes	142

Light money	143

Consular tonnage charges	144

DISCRIMINATION AND RETALIATION 162 Discrimination against American vessels	145

Discrimination against products of the United States	147

Vessels of nations not assimilated by treaty to American vessels	148

Discriminating duties	149

ENTRY AND CLEARANCE 168 Clearance	150

Form of outward manifest	151

Form of clearance	152

Live oak timber	153

Oath of ownership on entry	154

Deposit of papers	155

War documents passports sea letters	156

Illegal boarding of vessel	157

CUSTOMS LAWS DIRECTLY RELATING TO VESSELS 181 Boarding and search of vessel	158

Seizure of vessels or merchandise	159

Exemption from forfeiture	162

Moieties informers and customs officers awards	163

Procedure	165

Limitation of time	167

Bonded warehouses	168

ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE 190 Definitions	169

Ports of entry	170

Special inward manifest for Treasury Department	171

Cargo in bulk	172

Inspection of merchandise laden for export	173

Owners or consignees entry of merchandise	174

Vessels exempt from entry	175

Vessels exempt from certain charges	176

Coal	177

Marks brands and trademarks	179

Inward manifests	180

Inspection of inward manifest by boarding officer	181

Entry of merchandise at special ports	183

Clearance at special ports	188

Comparison of cargo and manifest	189

Permit to deliver	190

Illegal unlading	191

Unlading by day	192

Limit of time for unlading	194

Weighing gauging and measuring	195

Post entry	197

Vessels in distress	198

Obstruction by ice	199

Unlawful removal of bonded merchandise	200

Transportation to special ports	201

Immediate delivery	203

Salvage of merchandise	206

Bond of firm or partnership	207

Fraudulent importation of merchandise 241 Express packages	209

Liens for freight or general average	211

TARIFF PROVISIONS DIRECTLY RELATING TO VESSELS 243 Coal	212

Materials for repairs	213

CONSULS SERVICES TO VESSELS 249 Consuls services to vessels	214

Naval officer acting as consul	215

COMMERCE WITH CONTIGUOUS COUNTRIES 251 Size of foreigntrade vessels	216

Inward manifests	217

Customs inspection	218

Transfer of cargo	220

Saloon stores	221

Entry from one district to another 262 Steam tugs	223

Foreign tug boats	233

Penalties for violations of coasting laws 282 Forfeiture of vessel and merchandise	234

TRADE WITH HAWAII 283 General provisions 284 Registry of vessels and coasting trade 285 Quarantine and public health 286 Fisheries	235

Wharves harbors pilots	236

Seamens laws	237

TRADE WITH PORTO RICO 289 General provisions	238

TRADE WITH THE PHILIPPINES 293 Treaty of peace	241

Vessels and coasting trade	242

Tariff and internal revenue	243

Aids to navigation and commerce	245

TRADE WITH ALASKA 298 Subject to coasting laws	247

Special licenses and wharf charges	248

Transfer of cargo	249

Transit in bond	250

SEAL AND ALASKA SALMON FISHERIES 307 Act of December 29 1897	252

Act of February 21 1893	253

Act of April 6 1894	254

Provisions of Revised Statutes	258

Report to Congress	261

QUARANTINE AND BILLS OF HEALTH Page 313 Consular bill of health	264

Quarantine regulations	265

Quarantine inspection	267

Suspension of commerce	268

Penalties	269

Removal of cargo	270

Removal of customhouse	271

IMMIGRATION 322 Scope	272

Prohibited immigrants	273

Assisted immigrants	274

Diseased immigrants	276

Landing	277

Inspection	279

Immigration through Canada or Mexico	281

Naturalization	282

CHINESE IMMIGRATION 334 Administration of laws	284

Act of May 5 1892 as amended November 3 1893	286

Act of September 13 1888 as amended October 1 1888	289

Act of May 6 1882 as amended July 5 1884	292

Revised Statutes as amended March 3 1875	296

OCEAN MAIL SERVICE 340 Special ocean mail contracts	299

General ocean mail service	301

United States mail agencies abroad	305

WRECKS 343 Report of wrecks	306

Canadian wrecks	307

Wrecks in Florida waters	308

REVENUE CUTTERS 347 Revenue cutters	309

REMISSION OF FINES AND PENALTIES 348 Remission of fines and penalties	311

CATTLE LIVESTOCK AND DAIRY TRADE 349 Regulation of cattle ships	313

Horses and horse meat	314

Interstate trade	315

Inspection of pork and bacon	316

Diseased cattle	317

Exportation of diseased live stock	318

Care of cattle in domestic trade	320

Neat cattle	321

ADULTERATED PLODUCTS 361 General provisions	323

TEA TRADE 363 Tea trade 325 225	325

OPIUM TRADE 364 Opium trade	328

RULES TO PREVENT COLLISIONS 365 Duty to stand by	330

Consideration of future rules	342

Limits of application of international and inland or local rules	354

Rules for the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence River	356

Rules for the Red River of the North and rivers emptying into Gulf of Mexico	362

River navigation	367

Special rules for regattas	368

AIDS TO NAVIGATION 375 Assistance by United States vessels	369

Nautical Almanac	370

Storm and weather signals	371

OBSTRUCTIONS TO NAVIGATION 382 Improvements by private or municipal corporations	372

General obstructions	373

Penalties	374

Impairing public works	375

Penalties	376

Bridge spans	378

Bridge piers and abutments	379

Sunken wrecks	380

Speed of vesselsNavigation of canals	381

Potomac River	382

NEW YORK HARBOR 398 New York Harbor	383

ANCHORAGE GROUNDS Page 399 New York Bay	388

Kennebec River	389

NEUTRALITY 402 Neutrality	390

GUANO ISLANDS 403 Guano islands	394

MISCELLANEOUS 404 Lifesaving medals	396

Rescuing shipwrecked American seamen	397

Instruction at military schools	398

North Atlantic fisheries	399

Supplies for foreign war vessels	400

Coal and war materials	401

Panama Canal	402

Great LakesAtlantic Canal	406

LEGAL PROCEDURE 419 Seizure	408

Summary trial	410

CRIMES 421 Place of trial	412

Rape	413

Mayhem	414

Wrecking	415

Abandonment of seamen	416

Arson	417

Crimes on the Great Lakes	418

PIRACY 439 Piracy	419

Crimes deemed piracy	420

SLAVE TRADE 441 Slave trade	422

PROTECTION OF SUBMARINE CABLES Page 442 Protection of submarine cables	428

ADMINISTRATIVE AND EXECUTIVE OFFICES 443 Department of Commerce and Labor	431

Bureau of Navigation	435

Shipping commissioners	436

Customs officers	438

SteamboatInspection Service	444

Public Health and MarineHospital Service	450

Immigration Bureau	452

LifeSaving Service	454

RevenueCutter Service	459

LightHouse Board	463

Treasury agents	467

Alaska seal agents	468

Coast and Geodetic Survey	469

District court commissioners	471

FEES PAYABLE BY PRIVATE PERSONS 457 Fees on vessels payable by private persons	472

CUSTOMS DISTRICTS PORTS AND SUBPORTS 458 Customs districts and ports and subports of entry and delivery	476

Power to designate ports and subports	484

CONSULATES OF THE UNITED STATES 460 Consulates of the United States	485

INDEXES Tables of laws included in this volume	489

Acts subsequent to Revised Statutes	499

Alphabetical index	505

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Tittel	Laws of the United States Relating to Navigation and the Merchant Marine: Pt. II of the Report of the Commissioner of Navigation to the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, 1903
Forfatter	United States
Utgiver	Government pring. Office, 1903
Original fra	University of Virginia
Digitalisert	5. des 2007
Lengde	531 sider

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