of minor stowaways.. 204 when vessel is sold in United States to be delivered abroad.. 205 when vessel is voluntarily sold abroad.. where vessel is sold abroad on account of casualty. where vessel is condemned and sold after inspection called for by 188, 206, 207 208 appearance of, to be promptly reported........ when shipped “by the lay" AFTER COMPLETION OF VOYAGE: contract with vessel may come to an end in foreign port... settlement with seamen in presence of master and consul.. grounds of, stated in account for relief... DISEASES, CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS: statutory provision to prevent introduction of clearing of infected vessel for United States to be reported Consuls to communicate with health authorities. 228 285 165 212 219, 220 233 535 333,334 333 333 334 weekly reports of appearances, progress, or termination of, to be 333, 334 sanitary condition of vessels to be reported.. 334 sickness or unhealthiness of seamen in port to be reported. 334 335 bills of health given at port of departure to vessels bound for United physicians stationed at certain ports to inspect incoming vessels Consular jurisdiction of, by treaty bill of health visaed at ports touched at en route to United States DISPUTES BETWEEN MASTERS AND SEAMEN (See INSPECTION): exception by treaty... in absence of treaty consular jurisdiction of, exercised only by 337 410 273 273 276 United States courts claim jurisdiction, in absence of treaty, but 277 right of crew to complain to Consul. 278, 279, 280 if seaman refused permission to make complaint, Consul to go on DISTRICT, CONSULAR-Continued. Paragraph. proximity to Consular residence usually determines boundaries of.. Consular agencies located within Consuls to take charge of estates of deceased citizens and seamen Consuls to keep a register of citizens of United States residing in Consuls to make periodical reports of matters of commercial and in- authentication of invoices of goods produced, etc., out of Consul's.. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: marriage of residents of, abroad DOMICILE: status abroad of persons of foreign nationality domiciled in United marriage abroad of persons domiciled in United States. (See DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: treaty provisions with. (Article V).. DRAFTS: for transportation of seamen, when and how to be drawn 251, 252 535 251. feed officers not to draw for salary or rent... for clerk-bire, on Secretary of State for transportation of persons accused of crimes, how drawn of Vice-Consuls will not be honored before filing of bond First Comptroller to be notified of drawing by Vice-Consul by Vice-Consul for entire salary, only by agreement with principal .. principal and Vice-Consular officers, otherwise to draw each for his own portion of salary to be stated in currency of United States. for contingent expenses, on Secretary of State. for salaries of marshals, interpreters, etc., drawn by themselves on 547 515, 554 517 519 531 all other, for salary, on Secretary of Treasury. for instruction salary, drawn before departure for transit salary, not before transit has been made on final account, will not be paid before adjustment of account 539 for residue of salary, preceded by account for same quarter 541,55% to be accompanied by proper statements and certificates 541 for unpaid portions of accounts, how drawn 543 for services to vessels and seamen by Consular Agents drawn by prin- 551 otherwise draft, payable to agent will be sent in Consul's care... 531 name.. 552 loss and gain by exchange on sale of, accounts for 553, 553 specially authorized, should refer to instruction authorizing them 557 Paragraph. DRAFTS-Continued. indorsements of, by procuration to be accompanied by power of at- prescribed forms of to be used, and sealed. to be drawn at fifteen days' sight, acceptance waived. to be preceded or accompanied by corresponding accounts, vouch- drawn only by duly qualified Consular Officer. not drawn or transmitted by Consular Agent drawn on Secretary of Department to which account is rendered..... DUTY, CUSTOMS: statutes concerning, apply to foreign owned vessels. importations free of.. DUTY, CONSULAR: reduced, on statuary by foreign sculptor notice given of entry upon ........ when entered upon formalities of entry upon towards citizens of the United States DWELLING, CONSULAR: inviolability of. must be within Consular district. allowance for office-rent not to be applied to rent of. ECUADOR: E. 556 556, 560 557 558 559 559 561 332 .392, 395, 530 671-681 678 .45, 46, 98, 99 109 109 432 58 105 518 taking receipt for greater amount than is paid is.... EMIGRANTS: effects of, admitted free of duty....... EMIGRATION: .800-805, 1130-1135 375 .355, 359, App. IV 677 806-822 486 505, 545 677 not greater fee than 50 cents charged for certifying effects of... 677 of Chinese laborers suspended........ 320 Chinese servants accompanying visitors or travelers admitted tem- Consul to protest against, of this class of persons to the United appeals to foreign Governments for co-operation in checking Mor- 330 emigrant passenger laws, violations of, to be reported... 331 ESTATES OF DECEASED CITIZENS AND SEAMEN: Paragraph. Consular authority to administer, dependent on treaty or usage.... in doubtful cases Consul to act as conservator only OF CITIZENS: notice of death of, to be published. relations to be informed...... Consul's duty by statute to take possession of, within his district .69, 360, 366 368 368 36 .353, 369 352,380 354 inventory and appraisement of, how made and forwarded.....352, 370, 371, 372 372 375 373 what is perishable property, determined by two merchants. one copy of account to be retained, the other to be sent to the Treas assets to be transmitted to Treasury after expiration of one year. 376 .377,378 377,378 notice of final settlement of estate to be sent to Department of State.. will disposing of property out of Consular district to be taken care 381 and transmitted to parties entitled. legal adviser not allowed at public expense.. semi-annual reports of condition of, made to Department of State... when proceeds of, have been held more than a year they are to be 108 OF SEAMEN: dying on shipboard, may be delivered to Consul or carried home by master. ..225, 355 Consul to certify on crew list the particulars of the delivery. 225,355 if vessel is sold in foreign port, to be delivered to Consul of foreign seamen shipped in foreign port, to be delivered to rela- if not, to be remitted to district judge.. EXCHANGE: marine, in foreign ports, branch hydrographic offices established at.. 358 350 553 certificate of local bankers to loss by, should accompany account... 553 553 form of voucher for loss by. when aggregate of loss by, for any quarter does not exceed $10 it 553 554 rates of, to be reported. 553 571,572 permission to act before receipt of where there is no Diplomatic Representative, asked for directly by recognition of subordinates also requested in same manner receipt of, to be published in usual manner.. delay in receipt of, to be reported to Department. extent of authority derived from, and commission 45,98 46,98 46,99 46,99 47, 98, 100 99 99 49 51 55 101 539 530 limitations of privilege stated in...... precedence among Consuls of same grade depends upon date of account for salary while awaiting, to accompany transit account. EXPENDITURES NOT ALLOWED. EXTRA WAGES. (See WAGES.) EXTRADITION OF FUGITIVÉ CRIMINALS: treaties respecting.. applications for, usually made by Diplomatic Representative. depositions, etc., so certified are received as evidence. only "superior principal Consular Officer" authorized to apply for.. EXTRATERRITORIALITY. (See CONSULAR COURTS.) Consuls enjoyed privileges of, in middle ages.. privileges of, preserved by treaty or usage in non-Christian coun- Consuls shorn of, in civilized countries. Consuls retain representative character in matters of commerce. for survey of vessel, due Consul, whether survey made by him or foreign-built vessels required to pay master of vessels entitled to receipt for. tonnage, on American vessels in certain cases... for issuing passports.. for visaing passports. passport, to be reported for settlement of estates. passport, credited in account for contingent expenses.. to be paid in coin or its equivalent table of values of foreign currency. to be reported quarterly to Treasury. returns of, to be numbered to be entered in fee-book. .491, 494, 495, 507 494 492, 613 495 305 492, 549 159, 160, 493 495 497,498 134 139 140 544 375 499 500 501, 503, 544 504 504 70 391 391 391 391 391 391 3,48 888 |