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 \\ i `· - E i. 9   14363 TITLE.83.—4NAV1GATI0A¥ 4 .. -_ *;:99. Stéam vessels vamhrx in  qhmmls; glaekenigg ¤;wed.—-—Rvu!é 2.5.--11: au channels  t.!;an_ Eve hundred {auf in i uiizxh, no stéém ves~wl`sha1I m‘m—&1m¢her grjingjjég me Same Em wililiugness that the stegm vas¤@.`as$teru shall pass; jvhen zh; steam vessel astem may pam, subject, however, to ithe M §.;;m· m1e·é· applicabie to such a skhation; And when fstgm \Q»$$£—1s pmceed1ng'i;1 wSitc_di1·éctib¤s` are ab0uTt_.to_ mgec ‘_g¤_ j ~u··1;. ·ohsmng1$, both`- such 'vesseis shall be slowed down to a é m¤¤m~zaté-speed, ac¢crd i¤g tdthe cir¢gmstauces{ (Feb; 8, 1895, Q ;·_*;€3—4, § 1, £ Siat. 649.) ` _ · I   ‘ ‘. ,· _ 291. Dissent to 0; misunéerstiméing of signal given; duty ta géiiszce speed?-R¢¢lc 2*6.-eQ and in ei*ery'case`,whetc the pilbti of 030 steamer. mis m I1I3_d£‘1°St8Hd.¥th€ éburse or intemiolu ot an apprqachiug _'$zQ·:z:aaer, whéther fr0m.signa1s_beiug giYen*`0r answered €I°IOIiB‘ ` Uggsiy, Ur from other causes, thdpilct of such‘steame1:,s0 mcqving the; Hrs; passing signal, 01; the pilot so in `dbubt, slggll wmxd séveral short andxapid blasts of the wlgistl¢§,.and it we wsseié jslmil have appmgclmcl with_in·,hélf”g milp of each .~zm·:~ both shall redxice their`$peed‘t0 `bgfe steemgéway,_a1id, if ';¤—·¢~;·$s11ry_,‘st0p and ieverse; (Feb. 8, 1895, c. .64, ·§ -1, 28 ~Fmf.649.) "    A   U '_  . _`_29_2. Departure ftém rules; to avfcrf immediate Qamger.-—_ i£;zZ<* 27.-;-111 obeying and construing these rules due rggard shall `2 C had t0··a1l‘dangcrs-of naiigniicm and collision and td any spé-‘ éégi cirmmsmuceg‘ which, may render a depnrfhré ";fmm` the s?*}>¤v@ mics necessary in order to avoid immediate danger. mm. s, 1895; c. 64,1 1, 28 sm:. 649.) · . _T_   293. Usual additiorisl prccmittisns required ge¤e·raHy.—-R uPc_ J~·L—-iimlging in these rules shhlfgxcmerate-»any·:w*es:gell, or the A ¤~m=;· or master or cmwithércof, from tho COIiSé%€DC€S of any
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yp `NAVIGABLE ‘wAmR¤ § 312 _ STEERING AND SAILING RULES S. Suggestion for Qscexrtgifimmt of risk of collishjn. 342. Sailing vespeis qppzoaching cing another. 3§3..S*tgam vessels, meeting e¤d‘c¤. ‘ 344. Steam vessels gzmssing; ’ " 345. ·8~team»a¤d sailingvessels meatipg. *_ _, _348. Duty of stedm vessel to slaéyen speed ;‘ fog. 847. Overtaking vwsel to keep out 01 the way. 348: `Vcssgl having right of way? to keep course. » 349. Special cirgumstsmce xcquiring departure from wigs. 35Q. Ovértaken sailing vessgl. t0·sh0w iight. 351. Usu;1·.addiQo¤aI proca¤tions`re<;uired, · ·cR0ss_ BEs7i:R;=:z¤c¤§ b As regards lights Qxid sbund Qigugl devices for motor boats, face sec-‘ tions 513 and-514 df title 46,·SH1P·rx:¢c:. ·· . ” _·  . PR1·:L1 MmARY i  v ¥§ecti<m 301; Adopticm nf r¤les.=—-The fulwwiug rules for pmtenting collisions on Ehé‘YV8.t&1’Q shalilbe folluwedi ixf the naw- _ gdtigm otwvesseis of the Ngvfshd bt th;€§1B€YC&H[il9.m.8fiHB of the..Uhite<I States upoix the Red River of the North and rivers emptying ipfo the Gulf qi Qiexico éllld their tributaries. Such rules and zfegulhti-ous i){1I'S\13Ht_t0 the provisions of this bh5a;$ter are hereby- ·decl0.red specialrules duly made by jhw:11 _authorify relatiéea to" the rraiigation of hm·b§rs,‘ri·vérs aud? inland waters as- provided fm: iuatiicle 39, bi chapter-2 of this Ztitlé, section 131, _,(R. S. 5 .4233}; Aug. 19, 1890, c. 862, $6 ‘St4t.`320;· Feb. -8,;}S95, c. iii, 28 Stat. 645; Feb.—` 19, 18953, c, 102,28 §fat._672; June 7, 1897; c. gi, 35 Stat;  `· “ ‘ I " 312.** Sail vessel " an{l “stcam vessel" deéned.-¥R—:zZc 1.-— Every tsteam vééscl w11ich`is·uu;iér sail and not under steam shall be ·<;0nsidered_ a `sail `vcssel; and every siéam `vesseel which is under steam, wbéther under sail or uct, shall be can- Vsideted u. steam ‘v§.·s:¤e·l,{ The wcrdssteam msgel sha!} ineliule any iessel propelleqlby 111:-1.chincry. (Féb, 19, 1895, c. 102, 28 Stat. 672; Ma_r._3, 1905, ¢.( `145T, § 10, 33 Stat. 1032.) ._. _” ,383, Penalty··jfor` viéhiticm by vzmel.-Collectors gu- other 'chieif 0iHce17s of the customs z¤hal1"-require all sail vessels nmjiga_t.in;_.;_ the.-Red River ofuthe North and rivers émptying into thé Gulf `of Mgexico, mx:} ztheir tributaries to' be fumishecl 'witlrproper signal lights. ‘  . .   · ’Every such vessel that shalt be navigate:} without complying with thé Statutes of the United Stgtes, cp: the r<—2·gulati0¤$ than mqy be·1awf;1lly` made. thereunder, shgll be liable to a penalty of $200, one-·1m.lt‘ to go té thaninfqrmer; for which sum the vessel so naviguted shall be liable, and may be seized and proécedgd gmaiimst by wziy of libel in any diétpict court ef the Iipitegi Stapeg having `jurisdiction. of t;h»e»0ffe11se.· (Keb, ” 19, 1895,'é._ IQ2, _§ 3; 28 Stat. 672.) ` " . RULES. CONCERNING LIGHTS 311. Timé fog* ljghts;_pr¢$¢ribed lights ex¢:l‘usive.—~—·RuIe 2.-T The lights mcmt,i<mcd_in the following miles, mdd.120 others, shall be carried in &1l~we0.th&zf§, between sunset mid suni·ise.` (R. S. § ;i233} Feb. 19, 1895, e»;t92,` 28 Stat. 6'2’2.)‘. . _ _ 9 812. Lights of"¢cc:n··g¤ing· steamersand stcamers carrying sail, When made: way;———··Raile 8.-—~<—Al1 ocegnpgning · steamers, and ’ p_temxmrs° carryipg sail, shall, when under way, carry- _ ¥(a) At the fotcmast head, a_ bright whita*1ight,_bfSi1ch a chardcter as to be visible cm a_ dark 11ight,»with a `ciear at· .mcsphere, at a distance 0t· at le$.5t  five milesj aiad `so com ` stmcted ha to éhow a, tinifqrm and unbroken light over an arc ‘ of tzhg yhqrlzon of twenty points cbt the compass, and so fixed as t0`t}1IQW the Iighf tw poizits on · each sidq bt the vessel, ' namély, from right: _ ahead ttr tvm_ points shaft the beam; on  Sid¢• j lg ’ · 5 V ~ `· · B ` (b) On the starboard side, a green light; cfsuch a character _u to be iisfble on A duh night, with a clear atmosphere, at