LIST OF EXHIBITS. Page. I. Digest of United States legislation in regard to navigable waters as public highways.... 407 Laws and rules for the protection and preservation of navigable 408 II. Provisions of enabling acts and State constitutions in regard to navigable waters of certain States..... 410 III. Provisions of State statutes relating to the organization of canal companies. IV. State statutory provisions relating to records and supervision of canal companies..... 416 434 V. List of four, five, six, and seven masted seagoing schooners.. 434 VI. References to State constitutions and statutes relating to the organization of navigation companies. 440 VII. Selected State statutes relating to the organization of navigation companies...... 443 VIII. Specimens of charter parties: 1. Charter party used by sailing vessels engaged in the Atlantic 477 2. Boston Chamber of Commerce approved grain charter party 478 3. Boston Chamber of Commerce approved berth terms grain 481 4. Philadelphia grain charter party............. 483 5. Time charter party for steamer and barges on the Great Lakes.. 486 488 IX. Port shipping rules: 1. Rules regulating the steamship trade among members of the 495 2. Rules regulating the delivery and receipt of cargoes of south- 497 X. Typical bills of lading: 1. New York Produce Exchange steamship bill of lading.. 6. Through bill of lading from Savannah to Bremen via New York. 510 513 8. Mississippi River bills of lading.. 515 9. Standard bill of lading approved and recommended by the 518 XI. Legislation by Congress affecting liability of carriers by water 523 528 3. Form of interline manibill, with freight bill and delivery receipt...... 531 4. Interline way bill. 533 XIV. Forms of application for marine insurance: 1. Coastwise application.. 2. River application.. 3. Cotton application... XV. Forms of marine insurance policies: 1. Atlantic coastwise policy..... 2. General cargo and hull policy on a North Atlantic coastwise fleet. 534 534 536 537 540 544 XVII. System of classification of the Inland Lloyds. XVIII. Constitutional and statutory provisions relating to the taxation of ves 563 sels and navigation companies: 1. Provisions of the United States Constitution.. 572 2. Provisions of State constitutions..... 573 3. Digest of the provisions of State statutes relating to the taxation 574 4. Digest of the provisions of State statutes relating to the taxation 580 LIST OF TABLES. 6. Mileage and cost of abandoned canals in the United States, by States.. Page. 1. Length of continental coasts of the United States.. 24 2. Shore lines in the United States, and length, width, and area of the Great Lakes and connecting waters........ 3. Number and mileage of navigable streams in the United States, by districts.... 4. Dimensions, locks, cost, etc., of State canals in operation. 5. Dimensions, locks, etc., of private canals in operation..... 7. Important United States Government canals...... 58 8. Names, localities, navigable lengths, depths at low water, and traffic statistics of navigable streams of the United States, etc.: (a) Rivers tributary to the Atlantic Ocean.. 61 (b) Rivers tributary to the Gulf of Mexico (exclusive of the Mississippi 9. Number and tonnage of registered, enrolled, and licensed vessels of the United States, in specified years, 1789–1907. . . . 122 10. Number and tonnage of documented steam, sailing, and unrigged vessels of the United States in specified years, 1789-1907. 122 11. Number and tonnage of documented vessels of the United States in 1907, by classes and districts...... 123 12. Number and tonnage of documented sailing and steam vessels of the United States in 1907, by size and by districts... 124 13. United States Census statistics of vessels and vessel tonnage, 1889 and 1906, by classes and by districts...... 125 14. Documented steam vessels on western rivers, 1888-1907, by size . 126 127 16. Documented sailing vessels of 100 tons and over on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, 1887 and 1907.............. 144 17. United States Census statistics of vessel ownership in 1906....... 158 18. Summary of operating agencies engaged in transportation by water in 1907.. 19. Summary of capitalization of navigation companies reporting to the Bureau of Corporations in 1907..... 163 181 20. Gross earnings and operating expenses in 1905 of navigation companies reporting to the Bureau of Corporations............ 183 21. Names, owners, class, and sizes of vessels composing operating fleets in 1907: Atlantic and Gulf coasts and rivers 21. Names, owners, class, and sizes of vessels composing operating fleets-Con. Great Lakes (a) Packet lines...... (b) Ore, grain, and coal carriers.. (c) Lumber carriers.. (d) Towing lines... (e) Miscellaneous......... Mississippi River and tributaries (a) Packet lines..... (b) Coal carriers... (c) Towing and miscellaneous. Pacific coast and rivers (a) Ocean packet lines.... (b) Bay and river packet lines...... (c) Lumber carriers.. (d) Miscellaneous. 22. Operating agencies of vessels in the United States in 1997: Atlantic and Gulf coasts and rivers Page. 215 218 223 226 227 229 231 234 234 236 238 241 23. Organization and finances of navigation companies of the United States in 271 273 274 275 276 278 280 |