Special Consular Reports, Issues 29-33U.S. Government Printing Office, 1904 - Consular reports |
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agents agricultural American apples American fruits AMERICAN MILLS American windmills Antwerp apples apricots Austria-Hungary average depth barrels Belgium Bremen British calms Canada cent CLIMATIC CONDITIONS commercial commission houses Consul-General consular district crop cyclones dealers DELIVERY demand dried fruits Dutch India duty emigrants engineering exported farm machinery farmers FARMING METHODS favorable feet flour France FREIGHT RATES French Germany Government green fruits Hamburg hand pumps hard wheat Havre immigration industrial schools IRRIGATION AND FARMING Italy kilograms labor land macaroni wheat manufacturers Marseille methods of packing Mexico milreis obtained oranges OUTLOOK FOR AMERICAN passengers payment peaches pears plums port pounds practical present Preserved fruits pumping water purchased quantities raisins reports Russia season shipped sold Spain steamers steamship tael textile schools tion Total TRANSPORTATION AND FREIGHT United Kingdom United States Consul United States Consul-General Veracruz water is found WATER SUPPLY wind windmills York
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Page 83 - Gold : 10 and 20 crowns. Gold: 5. 10, 20, 50, and 100 francs. Silver: 5 francs. Gold : 25. 50, 100. 250. and 500 piasters. Gold : peso. Silver: peso and divisions. Gold : 5. 10, 20. 50, and 100 bolivars. Silver : 5 bolivars.
Page 157 - ... summary conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding five hundred dollars and not less than twenty-five dollars, together with the costs of prosecution, and in default of payment of such penalty and costs, shall be liable to imprisonment, with or without hard...
Page 154 - ... whether coming by reason of any offer, solicitation, promise, or agreement, express or implied, to perform labor in the United States...
Page 164 - A large buffalo skin is so attached to cords that, when let down into the well, it opens and is instantly filled, and, being drawn up, it closes so as to retain the water. The rope by which it is hoisted to the top works over a wheel, and is drawn by oxen, mules, or camels, that walk directly from the well to the length of the rope, and then return, only to repeat the operation until a sufficient quantity of water is raised.
Page 157 - ... without hard labour, for a term not exceeding three months, unless such fine and the costs of enforcing it are sooner paid. WHO SHALL BE LIABLE.
Page 157 - ... appoints, within thirty days from the date of conviction, unless the said court or judge extends the time for hearing and decision beyond such thirty days; and in all other respects not provided for in this Act the procedure under Part LVIII.
Page 157 - No appeal shall lie from any conviction under this Act except to a Judge of a Superior, County, Circuit or District Court, or to the chairman or judge of the Court of the Sessions of the Peace, having jurisdiction where the conviction was had ; and such appeal shall be brought, notice of appeal in writing given, recognizance entered into or deposit made within ten days after the date of conviction, and...
Page 164 - ... revolve two rough hawsers, or thick ropes, made of twigs and branches twisted together, and upon them are fastened small jars or wooden buckets. One side descends while the other rises, carrying the small buckets with them, those descending empty, those ascending full, and as they pass over the top they discharge into a trough which conveys the water to the cistern.
Page 157 - Act except to a superior, county, circuit or district court, or the court of the sessions of the peace having jurisdiction where the conviction was had; and such appeal shall be brought, notice of appeal in writing given, recognizance entered into, or deposit made within ten days after the date of conviction; and such...
Page 157 - in a plain and indelible manner on the package. 2. Whenever any fruit packed in a closed package is found to be falsely marked, the said inspector may efface such false marks, and mark the words, " Falsely marked " in a plain and indelible manner on the package.