Act July 24, 1897, par. 284. to the collector of such other district, who shall forthwith transmit the same to the collector at the port of withdrawal, certifying to their authenticity. ART. 818. Upon the production of the foregoing proof and of the register of the vessel to the collector of the port where withdrawal was made, he shall, if satisfied that the materials so withdrawn have actually been used in the construction, equipment, or repair of the vessel as alleged, indorse on the register the amount of drawbacks of duties allowed on the materials so withdrawn, and prepare and forward to the Secretary of the Treasury a certified statement for refund of such duties. § 6. WITHDRAWAL OF SALT FOR CURING FISH. The form of withdrawal and oath will be as follows: Withdrawal of salt for use in curing fish. Withdrawal from warehouse by of salt to be used in curing fish taken, or to be taken, by vessels licensed to engage in the fisheries,' said salt having been originally imported into by , on the in the master, from day of -: [If the withdrawal be made at a port other than the port of importation, here state the manner in which the salt came to such port.] Marks. Numbers. Description and pack ages. Quan Rate of Dutiable Duty. I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly that the salt described in the within withdrawal, now delivered by me to the collector of customs for the port of is truly intended to be used in curing fish taken during the season of -, by vessels licensed to engage in the fisheries, and is not to be used for any other purpose without proper entry and permit: So help me God. T. D. 5665, 5757. 1 When salt is to used on shore, the words "taken, or to be taken, by vessels licensed to engage in the fisheries" may be stricken from the form used, and in lieu thereof the following words may be inserted: "On the shores of the navigable waters of the United States." The collector will satisfy himself that the amount of salt to be withdrawn is not excessive for the purpose intended, and in no case shall the quantity so withdrawn exceed the reasonable requirements of the case. ART. 820. The bond taken in connection with this withdrawal shall be in the form Cat. No. 725, and in a penal sum equal to the full value of the salt, and in no case less than one hundred dollars. ART. 821. Such salt withdrawn in bond for use in curing fish on the shores of navigable waters may be used for such purpose in any district, and the evidence presented in such cases for the cancellation of the bond given on the withdrawal will be sworn to in the usual manner before the collector of the district where the salt may be used, who will forward such evidence to the collector of the port where the bond was executed, and will notify him of any facts that may exist tending to show that the evidence should not be accepted as a basis for the cancellation of the bond. ART. 822. Upon the execution of this bond a permit (Cat. No. 728) shall be issued directing the storekeeper to deliver the salt to the surveyor. The withdrawal shall, at the same time, be transmitted to the surveyor, with directions to cause the salt described therein to be delivered to the proper party, which directions shall be in the form Cat. No. 729. The return of the inspector under whose supervision the salt was delivered shall be in the form following, and indorsed upon or annexed to the withdrawal: FORM NO. 83 (OLD No. 58). Inspector's return on delivery of salt. PORT OF I, have examined the salt described in the within entry, and finding the number of pounds to agree therewith, have delivered the same to Inspector. ART. 823. When salt is so withdrawn in quantities less R. S., 2920. than the entire importation, the dutiable weight or quantity thereof shall be ascertained at the expense of the 15778. Government. ART. 824. Proofs shall be submitted in the following manner, to show that the salt withdrawn for use in curing fish has been so used: The affidavit of the principal in the withdrawal bond, that the salt has been actually used in curing fish, taken by vessels of the United States licensed T. D. 11473, to engage in fisheries, giving the names of the vessels and tonnage, and names of masters, stating also approximately the quantity of fish cured thereby, and the locality in the district where cured, if cured on shore. Also, the affidavit of the master and of at least one other person employed on board of any vessel during the voyage on which it is claimed that any part of said salt so withdrawn for curing fish was used, that the salt delivered to said vessel by the principal in the withdrawal bond was actually used in curing fish taken by said vessel. Also, the affidavit of at least two persons actually employed (if more than two are so employed) in curing fish on shore, on which any part of said salt was used, stating the quantity of salt used in curing fish on shore and where cured, that it was used in curing fish taken by vessels of the United States licensed to engage in the fisheries, and approximately the quantity of fish cured thereby. If the principal in said withdrawal bond be actually employed in curing the fish on shore, the affidavit of one other person so employed will be sufficient. ART. 825. The proofs above required shall be presented to the collector holding the bond on or before the first day of January next after the date thereof; and if it shall appear to his satisfaction that the entire quantity of salt. covered by said bond has been duly accounted for, either by having been used in curing fish in accordance with the withdrawal or by warehouse or consumption entry, such collector may cancel the bond, but, if he deems the same necessary, he may first require additional evidence in corrobation of the proof produced. ART. 826. On application of the principal in the withdrawal bond, and good cause shown, the same may be extended by the collector one year, so as to allow the salt so withdrawn to be used during the time of extension in curing fish, with same privileges as if used during the first season. Salt withdrawn as aforesaid, and unused, may be entered for warehouse, or rewarehouse and again withdrawn, for curing fish under the usual regulations. In such cases care must be taken to preserve upon the entry the date of original importation, so that the warehousing privileges shall not be extended beyond the legal limit of three years from that date. ART. 827. If it is desired to use any part of the salt so withdrawn from warehouse in curing fish on shore in any other district than that in which warehoused in bond, it may be shipped in bond, under the usual transportation entry, to such district, where like proceedings will be had as hereinbefore provided, with this additional provision, that a combined entry for rewarehouse and immediate withdrawal for curing fish, under section 3022 of the Revised Statutes and the act of July 24, 1897, may be made of the salt without sending the same to bonded warehouse or public store for that purpose. The form of entry shall be as follows: FORM NO. 84 (OLD NO. 59). Rewarehouse and withdrawal entry for curing fish. Entry of merchandise brought into this district by from on --, and now to be immediately withdrawn for curing fish, under section 3022 of the Revised Statutes and the act of July 24, 1897, which was originally imported by into day of by : in the from on the And the bond shall be like that used when the salt is actually withdrawn from warehouse for curing fish, namely, form Cat. No. 725. § 7. WITHDRAWALS FOR CONSUMPTION AT PORTS OTHER THAN PORTS OF ORIGINAL ENTRY. ART. 828. When merchandise, after having been rewarehoused, is withdrawn for consumption, transportation, or exportation, the same regulations concerning declarations, bonds, examinations, permits, and other proceedings are to be complied with as at ports of original importation. FORM NO. 85 (OLD No. 60). Rewarehouse withdrawal for consumption. Bond No. DISTRICT OF Merchandise intended to be withdrawn from warehouse for conwhich was brought into this district on sumption by the - day of T. D. 8289. The delivery permit on withdrawal for consumption of merchandise transported in bond and rewarehoused will be on form Cat. No. 720. ART. 829. Withdrawals from rewarehouse at ports of delivery which are not ports of entry can be made only. for consumption. § 8. TRANSPORTATION IN BOND. ART. 830. The transportation of imported merchandise in bond is especially regulated in each of the following cases: 1. Merchandise forwarded under the "immediate transportation act" from port of first arrival to port of destination in the United States, without appraisement. 2. Imports into the United States by way of Canada, forwarded without appraisement, from port of first arrival. 3. Merchandise in transit for Canada by way of the United States. 4. Merchandise in transit for Mexico by way of the United States. 5. Merchandise withdrawn from warehouse for transportation in the United States. 6. Merchandise withdrawn from warehouse for transportation from one collection district to another, by way of Canada. 7. Merchandise withdrawn from warehouse for transportation from one collection district to another, by way of New Brunswick. 8. Merchandise transported through the United States from one port in Canada to another port in Canada. 9. Merchandise withdrawn from warehouse for transportation and exportation to Canada. 10. Merchandise withdrawn from warehouse for transportation and exportation to Mexico. on the day of Dutiable value of each package. |