METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION: to be reported for benefit of Hydrographic Office. MEXICO: treaty provisions with. (Article V) Paragraph. 350 918-921, 1144–1147 38 citizenship of, forfeited by acceptance of office under foreign gov- public, may be delivered to successor... or may be turned into the Treasury. sufficient, to be left by outgoing officer to supply immediate de- 108 108 108 receipt should be taken for, transferred to successor 108 the proceeds of estates of citizens to be remitted to Treasury by out- 108 of deceased citizens, to be transmitted to the Department of State 376 of deceased citizens, to be held payable to person entitled at any 376 of deserting seaman, when Consul may demand if not paid to Consul, master to pay it to shipping commissioner... of foreign seamen shipped at foreign port paid to relatives by Con- settlement of account for, of deceased persons how made of person dying while traveling may be given to relatives of de- deposit of public, in banks unauthorized. foreign. (See CURRENCY) MUTINY AND INSUBORDINATION. (See INSUBORDINATION, CRIMES, and MUTINY OF SEAMEN: 424 500 922-942 328,330 943-4-16 MUTINY.) defined... mere insubordination not.. in foreign port, to be quelled by master, if possible 340 if local laws permit, Consul may confine mutineers and send them Consular jurisdiction to arrest mutinous seamen in foreign port de- if caused by cruelty of master, Consul may discharge seamen. degree of culpability which justifies arrest and transportation to 340-342 312 340, 341, 42 340 341 343 stronger probable cause required than by a committing magistrate... 343 844 if seamen are sent home for trial, Consul to take depositions of wit- 844 if vessel not bound to United States, at least two witnesses to be sent 844 report of facts to be sent to district attorney and Department of State.. 344 Paragraph. MUTINY OF SEAMEN-Continued. Consul to apply to local authorities for aid in securing the prisoners general principles of jurisdiction of, on high seas. expense of transportation of prisoners for trial not to be unneces- transportation of offenders not obligatory on ship-masters the amount to be paid may be left, by consent, to Department of account of expense of transportation to be rendered separately to 344 345 346 245, 347 347 347 counsel for defense of accused persons tried in foreign courts not em- 348 34 N. NATURALIZATION: certificate of, to be exhibited on application for passport... effect of, when naturalized person returns to his native country NATURALIZED CITIZENS. (See CITIZENS OF UNITED STATES.) not subject to orders of Consular Officers..... to be invoked only when public exigencies require it NAVAL OFFICERS: 135 133 145 147 leaving naval seaman in care of Consul, to indemnify him for ex- not entitled to relief and transportation to United States..... 236 231, 236 231, 236 Consul to require indemnity of naval officer leaving, in his charge. of subordinate Consular Officers made by principal officers. subordinate officers may be appointed by Department without.. to be accompanied by evidence of capacity, character, and fitness also, by information as to residence and nationality of nominee.... 37, 38 persons nominated for subordinate positions to be acquainted with of citizens of United States preferred. 22, 26, 27, 29 of foreign citizens not to be in disregard of local impediments. 38 394 976-982 983,984 36 ..27, 36, 80-86 36 NORTH GERMAN UNION: treaty provisions with. (Article V). NOTARIAL SERVICES: are unofficial and voluntary. Paragraph. 1148-1152 .447, 452, 454 Consul should perform, unless obnoxious to local law or interfering compensation ordinarily fixed by agreement.. compensation regulated by local charges for same service.. compensation a private perquisite..... no charge for, should be made in certain cases.... Department will interfere only to prevent extortion no fee to be charged for verifying transfers of United States securi- authority to perform, conferred by statute........... notarial seals no longer in use.. notarial powers derived chiefly from usage, public law, and custom in executing judicial commissions, instructions to be followed... Government not responsible for Consul's notarial acts. Consular Officer may not certify to law or facts outside his official record of, should be kept. copy of records to be sent quarterly to Department of State.. Consular clerks performing, to have share in the fees compensation may be demanded in advance........... papers may be retained until payment... Consul to notify parties when work is done... certifying copies of invoices, etc., for private parties.... 452. 454 448 448 455 448 448 415 449, 450 449 449 450 451 452 453 390, 454 456 456 457 454 458 456 671 application for passport supported by, of citizenship, etc. 135 widow and children of alien who has declared intention of be- coming citizen, become citizens on taking prescribed... 147 288 master's answer to be under 289 both parties may testify under, at hearing of complaint taken by foreigner, to be in language and form of his country.. Consuls may require, in support of shipments of breeding animals 576 for free entry of emigrant's effects 677 of master and mate of exporting vessel for discharge of export 686 OFFICE CLERKS. (See CLERKS AT CONSULATES.) Paragraph. 1-3 OFFICE, CONSULAR: origin and history of inviolability of selection of, left to Consul. location of, to be central, convenient, and respectable. must not be in places of business of local business men branch, not permitted...... location and description of, to be reported... not to be changed without reason reported to Department.. to be kept open during local business hours allowance for rent of Government not responsible for rent of Consul authorized to lease... successor to occupy, until expiration of lease. OFFICE HOURS: to be same as local business hours.. OFFICE, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR. (See NOMINATIONS) OFFICE RENT: not to exceed 20 per cent. of salary.... allowance for, not to be applied to rent of residence.. when office and dwelling are in same building, rent apportioned. unsalaried Consuls not entitled to, except out of excess of fees. feed Consuls not to draw for rent ORANGE FREE STATE: treaty provisions with. 58 520 104, 107 107 104 106 520 110 104 520 520 520 520 104 394 518 518 518 518 518 519 463, 519 519 519 985-993 994-997 678 at reduced duty, statuary the production of foreign statuary or sculp- 678 fact of such production must be verified by certificate of Consul.... persons having merely declared intention to become citizens not en- 133 status of persons domiciled in United States maintained.. 133 134, 136 in foreign countries, issued only by acting chief diplomatic repre- 134 in his absence, by Consul-General, or, if need be, by a Consul.. fee for, payable in gold or its equivalent application for, by native citizen upon declaration under oath.. 134 135 Paragraph. PASSPORTS-Continued. application for, to be supported, if possible, by affidavit of third per- 135 other evidence of citizenship may be required..... 135 135 applicant required to take oath of allegiance 135 evidence on which, were issued to be transmitted to Department 135 passport issued from Department prima facie proof of citizenship... 135 135 Consular Officers not specially authorized have no power to issue certificates of citizenship issued by unauthorized persons of no va- semi-annual returns to be made by Ministers of all, presented to certificates of identity to be issued only when required by local certificate of citizenship to purchaser of foreign-built vessel. 313 139 unless local government object 139 Consuls to make quarterly returns of, visited, and of fees for 140 140 new passport may be issued, if citizenship not forfeited wife, servant, and minor child of applicant may be included in one rights of naturalized citizens returning to country of birth, deter- 141 141 142 142 144 145 children born abroad of citizen father deemed citizens 146 but right of citizenship does not descend to children whose father 146 woman capable of naturalization, wife of citizen, deemed a citizen.. 147 147 semi-annual reports to be made of protégés in Turkey and oriental countries.. 148 aliens not to be protected without authority. 148 protégés not entitled to document in nature of passport... 148 148 how numbered 133 marine, to be deposited with Consul on arrival in foreign port............. no compensation or indemnification for loss given except upon au- 408 PAUPERS AND CRIMINALS, DEPORTATION OF. (See CRIMINALS.) 324 emigration of political offenders not prohibited.. 324 incoming vessels inspected and, returned to their own country 324, 327 324 Consuls to strive to prevent emigration of such persons 326 Consul to protest against deemed violation of comity Collector at port of entry to be notified of clearing of foreign vessel . expense of returning to be borne by importing vessel.. 325 326 826 327 |
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