TITLE XXXII-THE PUBLIC LANDS Chapter 2-Registers and Receivers Witness refusing to appear or testify before register or receiver of land office, Witness refusing to appear or testify before officer taking deposition, Act Jan. Chapter 5-Homesteads False swearing in affidavits, proofs, etc., under homestead laws, R. S. §§ 2293, Officer demanding or receiving excessive fees for entries and final proof, R. S. § Chapter 6A-Timber and Stone Lands False swearing in application for timber or stone land, Act June 3, 1878, c. Chapter 10F-Protection of Timber and Depredations Citizens of certain states and territories cutting timber for other than spec- Inclosing public lands or obstructing settlement of or transit over them, Chapter 10J-Public Lands in Oklahoma Fraudulently settling on public land, Act May 2, 1890, c. 182, § 24, ante, § Chapter 10K-Public Lands in Alaska Collecting toll, without authority, upon wagon roads over public land, Act TITLE XXXII A-THE NATIONAL FORESTS Violations of provisions or regulations as to occupancy and use of forests, Hunting, trapping, etc., game animals or birds in Wichita Forest, Act Jan. Hunting, trapping, etc., game animals in Grand Canyon Forest, Act Jan. 29, TITLE XXXII B-THE NATIONAL PARKS, RESERVATIONS, AND MONUMENTS Hunting, etc., or fishing in Yellowstone Park, or other violations of act or of Receiving for transportation game unlawfully killed in Yellowstone Park, Act Settlement or residence in Crater Lake Park or other violation of act creating Intrusion on Wind Cave Park, or unauthorized injury to property therein, or Trespassing upon or injuring buildings or springs in Platt Park, Act April Injuring property within Hot Springs Reservation, Act April 20, 1904, c. 1400, Taking or use of or bathing in water of springs in Hot Springs Reservation Offenses within Hot Springs Reservation under ordinances of city of Hot Appropriation of or injury to objects of antiquity on lands of United States, TITLE XXXII C—THE NATIONAL MILITARY PARKS Destruction, mutilation, or removal of monuments, trees, shrubs, or plants within military parks, Act March 3, 1897, c. 372, § 1, ante, & 5284. Trespassing for hunting in military parks, hunting, etc., setting trap, etc., therein, Act March 3, 1897, c. 372, § 2, ante, § 5285. TITLE XXXIII-DUTIES UPON IMPORTS Falsely marking or removing or altering marks or brands on imported articles, Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § 4, F, subsec. 2, ante, § 5298. Importing neat cattle or hides, etc., Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § 4, H, subsec. 2, ante, § 5303. TITLE XXXIV-COLLECTION OF DUTIES UPON IMPORTS Chapter 2-Qualifications, Pay, and Duties of Officers Inspector, gauger, weigher, or measurer, receiving gratuity, fee, etc., other than allowed by law, or gauging, weighing, etc., otherwise than as directed, etc., R. S. § 2637, ante, § 5378. Inspector or other customs officer falsely certifying shipment for drawback, R. S. § 2637, ante, § 5378. Customs officers owning vessels or engaging in importation, R. S. § 2638, ante, § 5379. Collector, naval officer, or surveyor failing to keep and render accounts of expenditures, R. S. § 2639, ante, § 5380. Collector, naval officer, or surveyor failing to keep and submit accounts and records of transactions, R. S. § 2640, ante, § 5081. Chapter 3-Revenue Cutters and Boats Master of vessel not in service of revenue carrying pendant or ensign prescribed for vessels in such service, R. S. § 2764, ante, § 5453. Chapter 4-Entry of Merchandise Master of vessel proceeding to port of delivery without making report, entry, etc., R. S. § 2772, ante, § 5468. Master of vessel departing from port of arrival before making report or entry, R. S. § 2773, ante, § 5469. Master of vessel failing to make report of arrival at port, R. S. § 2774, ante, § 5470. Master of vessel failing to make special report of spirits and wines on board, R. S. § 2775, ante, § 5471. Master of vessel proceeding to another district failing to obtain from collector copy of his report or of certificate, etc., R. S. § 2784, ante, § 5480. Master of vessel having on board or landing articles of sea-stores not specified in entry, R. S. § 2797, ante, § 5494. Concealing dutiable articles in baggage, R. S. § 2802, ante, § 5499. Master of vessel bringing in merchandise not included in manifest, R. S. § 2810, ante, § 5507. Master of vessel failing to produce manifest, etc., on demand by officer, R. S. § 2814, ante, § 5511. Customs officer failing to certify production of manifest on back thereof, R. S. § 2814, ante, § 5511. Master of vessel failing to mail copy of manifest to Auditor for Treasury Department, Act March 2, 1895, c. 177, § 9, ante, § 5513. Master of vessel proceeding to other district refusing to deposit manifest or receive inspector on board, R. S. § 2834, ante, § 5516. Entry of goods by false invoice, declaration, or statement, etc., Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § III, G, ante, § 5524. Bribery of customs officers or employés, Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § III, ante, § 5531. Officer or employé soliciting or receiving bribe, Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § III, BB, ante, § 5532. Smuggling merchandise, R. S. § 2865, ante, § 5548. Making or passing false or forged invoice, R. S. § 2865, ante, & 5548. Chapter 5-Unlading Unlading merchandise without permit, R. S. § 2867, ante, § 5555. Obliteration of inspection marks from cask, etc., used to contain spirits or wines, or certificate thereof, etc., R. S. § 2886, ante, § 5578. Merchandise reported not found on vessel, or otherwise not agreeing with report or manifest, R. S. § 2887, ante, § 5579. Chapter 6-Appraisal Violations of provisions prohibiting contingent fees in respect of recovery or refund of duties under protest, Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § III, N, ante, § 5595. Owner, importer, etc., cited, refusing to appear or testify, or swearing falsely before general appraiser, or board of appraisers. or local appraiser, or collector, Act Oct. 3, 1913, c. 16, § III, P, ante, § 5597. Chapter 7-The Bond and Warehouse System Failing to remove or destroy, etc., stamps, marks, etc., on cask or other package used to contain imported liquors, Act March 1, 1879, c. 125, § 12, ante, § 5651. Purchasing or selling, or using, etc., cask or other package used to contain imported liquors, with imported-liquor stamp, marks, etc., remaining thereon, Act March 1, 1879, c. 125, § 13, ante, § 5652. Altering, defacing, or obliterating mark of revenue officer on package of warehoused merchandise, R. S. § 2985, ante, § 5678. Fraudulently opening warehouse without presence of customs officer, R. S. § 2986, ante, § 5679. Fraudulently removing or concealing warehoused merchandise, R. S. § 2987, ante, § 5680. Chapter 7A-Immediate Transportation in Bond to Inland Ports Opening, breaking, etc., of car, vessel, etc., containing merchandise delivered for transportation, R. S. § 2998, ante, § 5701. Receiving merchandise unlawfully removed from car, vessel, etc., delivered for transportation, R. S. § 2998, ante, § 5701. Chapter 9-Drawback Relanding goods entered for drawback, R. S. § 3049, ante, § 5752. Chapter 10-Enforcement of Duty Laws and Punishment for Violations Person in charge of beast or vehicle refusing to allow search, R. S. § 3062, ante, § 5764. Master of vessel obstructing, etc., officer in going on board, R. S. § 3068, ante, § 5771. Master of vessel on which packages separate from rest of cargo are missing or have seals broken, R. S. § 3069, ante, § 5772. Master of vessel on which inspector's locks or fastenings are broken, R. S. § 3070, ante, § 5773. Refusal to assist officer in making search in enforcement of customs laws, R. S. § 3071, ante, § 5774. Importing, etc., merchandise contrary to law, R. S. § 3082, ante, § 5785. Receiving, concealing, buying, or selling goods imported contrary to law, R. S. § 3082, ante, § 5785. Officer receiving part of informer's fee, except in smuggling cases, Act June 22, 1874, c. 391, § 7, ante, § 5801. Officer offering to compromise claim for fine, Act June 22, 1874, c. 391, § 19, ante, § 5804. Chapter 11—Provisions Applying to Commerce with Contiguous Countries Master of vessel, etc., failing to deliver manifest of merchandise from contiguous country, R. S. § 3099, ante, § 5811. Owner or master of vessel, etc., failing to proceed to port of destination named in manifest, R. S. § 3104, ante, § 5816. Unauthorized breaking, etc., or opening, etc., of seal, lock, etc., attached to vessel, etc., or package, etc., under the law, R. S. § 3105, ante, § 5817. Chapter 11-Provisions Applying to Commerce with Contiguous Countries-Con tinued Receiving or depositing unlawfully imported merchandise in building on boundary line, R. S. § 3108, ante, § 5820. Master of vessel shipping sea-stores in excess of amount necessary, R. S. § 3112, ante, § 5824. Purchaser of saloon stores on vessel failing to make report thereof, etc., R. S. $ 3113, ante, § 5825. Owner of vessel unlading at unlawful hours merchandise taken from one port to another, R. S. § 3120, ante, § 5832. Masters of registered vessels touching at foreign ports failing to conform to laws concerning manifests, report, and entry, R. S. § 3126, ante, § 5838. Master of vessel laden with products of Canada, etc., failing to comply with regulations, R. S. § 3129, ante, § 5841. TITLE XXXV-INTERNAL REVENUE Chapter 1-Officers of Internal Revenue Officer making false statement or failing to render statement of fees, R. S. § 3158, ante, § 5879. Officer disclosing operations of manufacturer, amount or source of income, or income return, etc., R. S. § 3167, ante, § 5887. Officer or agent becoming interested in manufacture, etc., of tobacco, etc., or production, etc., of distilled spirits or of fermented liquors, R. S. § 3168, ante, § 5888. Extortion, etc., demanding or receiving excessive fee, etc., neglecting to perform duties enjoined, and other unlawful acts or omissions by officers, R. S. § 3169, ante, § 5889. Collector issuing stamps before collection of tax, Act March 1, 1879, c. 125, § § 1, ante, § 5891. District attorney or marshal accepting or demanding anything for compromise of violations of internal revenue laws, R. S. § 3170, ante, § 5893. Chapter 2-Of Assessments and Collections Owner of premises refusing to admit, etc., revenue officers, R. S. § 3177, ante, § 5900. Making false return to collector, R. S. § 3179, ante, § 5901. Obstructing collector, deputy collector, or inspector in execution of power conferred, or rescue property, etc., seized, R. S. § 3177, ante, § 5900. Chapter 3-Special Taxes Person in business liable to special tax failing to display special-tax stamps, R. S. § 3239, ante, § 5962. Carrying on business of rectifier, liquor dealer, etc., without payment of special tax, R. S. § 3242, ante, § 5965, and Act Feb. 6, 1875, c. 36, § 16, ante, § 5966. Carrying on business of manufacturer of or dealer in oleomargarine without payment of special tax, Act Aug. 2, 1886, c. S40, § 4, ante, § 5967. Carrying on business of manufacturer of or dealer in adulterated butter without payment of special tax, Act May 9, 1902, c. 784, § 4, ante, § 5968. Carrying on business of manufacturer of or dealer in filled cheese without payment of special tax, Act June 6, 1896, c. 337, § 4, ante, § 5969. Carrying on business of making, packing, or repacking mixed flour without payment of special tax, Act June 13, 1898, c. 448, § 36, ante, § 5980. Officer collecting special tax for, rectifying, etc., on premises less than 600 feet from distillery, R. S. § 3244, ante, § 5971. Chapter 4-Distilled Spirits Adding substance to distilled spirits to create fictitious proof, R. S. § 3252, ante, & 5987. Evading tax on distilled spirits, R. S. § 3256, ante, § 5991. Distiller defrauding or attempting to defraud United States of tax on spirits, R. S. § 3257, ante, § 5993. Failing to register still, R. S. § 3258, ante, § 5994. Failing to give notice, or giving false, etc., notice, of intention to carry on business of distiller or rectifier, R. S. § 3259, ante, § 5995. Chapter 4-Distilled Spirits-Continued Distiller failing to give bond or giving forged or fraudulent bond, R. S. § 3260, ante, 5997. Collector approving bond of distiller before compliance with regulations, R. S. § 3261, ante, § 5998. Setting.up still, etc., without permit, R. S. § 3265, ante, § 6003. Distilling on prohibited premises, R. S. § 3266, ante, § 6004. Destroying, etc., or tampering with lock or seal on distillery cistern room, or building, R. S. § 3268, ante, § 6006. Distiller failing to paint pipes as directed, R. S. § 3269, ante, § 6007. Distillery failing to keep distillery accessible to officers, etc., R. S. § 3275, ante, § 6015. Distiller obstructing officer's entrance into distillery, R. S. § 3276, ante, § 6016. Distiller or rectifier failing to furnish facilities for examination of premises, R. S. § 3277, ante, § 6017. Distiller or rectifier failing to put up required sign or using false sign, R. S $ 3279, ante, § 6019. Conveying spirits to or from distillery or rectifying establishment or warehouse on which no sign is put up, R. S. § 3279, ante, § 6019. Carrying grain, etc., to distillery or rectifying establishment on which no sign is put up, R. S. § 3279, ante, § 6019. Carrying on business of distiller without giving bond or with intent to defraud the United States, R. S. § 3281, ante, § 6021. Making or selling mash, etc., at unauthorized distillery, R. S. § 3282, ante, § 6022. Removing from vinegar factory vinegar, etc., containing more than 2 per cent. of proof spirits, R. S. & 3282, ante, § 6022. Carrying on process for distilling during prohibited hours, R. S. § 3283, ante, § 6024. Distiller, etc., using material for production of spirits or removing spirits in absence of storekeeper, R. S. § 3284, ante, § 6025. Distiller refusing to comply with requirement of officer to draw off water and cleanse worm-tub, etc., R. S. § 3286, ante, § 6027. Gauger employing distiller, etc., to use brands or perform his duties, R. S. § 3290, ante, § 6031. Gauger making false inspection, R. S. § 3292, ante, § 6033. Removing or concealing spirits contrary to law, R. S. § 3296, ante, § 6038. Violation of provisions of act or of regulations relating to production of grape brandy, or of terms of bond for removal from distillery, Act March 3, 1877, c. 114, § 11, ante, § 6049. Removing distilled spirits from distillery warehouse to general bonded warehouse without complying with requirements therefor, Act Aug. 27, 1894, c. 349, § 59, ante, § 6065. Withdrawing spirits from distillery warehouse for making sorghum sugar in violation of provisions therefor, Act March 3, 1891, c. 544, § 1, ante, 6069. Re-using stamp or bottle for distilled spirits and other violations of act allowing bottling of spirits in bond, Act March 3, 1897, c. 379, § 6, ante, § 6075. Forging or counterfeiting stamp for distilled spirits, Act March 3, 1897, c. 379. § 7, ante, § 6076. Storekeeper, etc., removing cask or package, or contents thereof, from bonded warehouse without order, or before being marked, etc., R. S. § 3300, ante, § 6080. Making false entries in books of storekeeper or distiller, or omitting to keep or produce books, R. S. § 3305, ante, § 6085. Using false weights or measures of materials for distillation, R. S. § 3306, ante, § 6086. Using false weights or measures in ascertaining materials, or using unregistered materials, R. S. § 3306, ante, § 6086. Carrying on distillery after notice of declaration of intention to suspend work, R. 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