Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-02
NOTICE OF SEIZURE

IT EkRITOKY OF WASHINGTON. THIRD
judicial district County OF Kings. In
lie District Court holding terms st Seattle.
No. 4l2l.-Usiied states of A erica vs.. the
Steamboat Lone Fisherman, her tackle. sp-
parel and furniture.
The President Of the United States to all
whom Il may concern, greeting.
Whereas, Johu b. Allen, United States At
torney for Washington Terri DRY, has filed =
libel in the above entitled District Court, al
leging in substance as follows:
THAT ct q time past, to VII, o the 25th
day OF September instant, at the port OF Sc
sttIe. In said st let, and on the waters navi-
gable from the sea by vessels of len or more
tons burden, he the said A. w. Bash, Collector
| a. aforesaid ny himself, and rank H WIS
low, inspector for the district aforesaid. did
s5iZe, ana now hath in bis custody. - being
forfeited, a certain vessel, or STEAMBOAT, call
ed the Lons Fisherman her tackle. apparel
aud furniture. For thst at q time past. to. wit.
on the 24th day Of s. p ember Instant, cert ain
goods wares and merchandise, to-wit, seven
boxes and Ave half-barrels, containing three
buDdred and eighty-five pounds Of pTepart d
opium and two humid ed and eighty pounds of
crude opium, being OF tine v4lue according 10
the highest marke price, at he ort OF Seattle
ator said, Of seven thousand eight hundred
ami forty dollars, were Brought ID the said
vessel or steamboat from a foreign port or
rlAce into the United states to-vit, into the
port of Seattls, in the Collection District of
Puget sound; ana that theresfterwards on
tn day last menti ned, the said goods, wares
and mercha ndise, having been imported and
Drought rs aforesaid, We e uDladen and deliv-
cred from the said vessel or stea mboat within
the United States, towit, st the port of Seattle
aforesaid, without special licease or permit
from the Collsc' or. naval officer or any other
Competent officer of the said port (slthough
Collector and other officers of ihs Customs
We e thea and there du y and legally eslab-
haA I'd 1asRs -
| ladlDs anc dslivery; and said goods, wares and
merchandise were with the knowledge OF the
master O. said vessel or person in command
thereof, unladen an d llvered from said YES
sci as sf, resaid, after The setting of the sun
on said oath day Of September instan', and
cont ary to the sta ute H. such case made and
provided. By reason whereof and by forco
| Of said Statute the sad vessel or seamboat.
her tackle, apparel aud furniiure have become
forfeited TO the uses therein specified"
And praying for a moni'i ion or ether proper
pr: cess to the cad that the same may I've de-
creed to be and rem ain forfeited accordingly.
And whereas, on reading aAd fling the SAID
libel, the cou made the following order
thereon, tQ-wir
Ne. 4I2i.-Order for hearing. United
States II America VS.. he Steamboat Lone Fish
erman, her tackle, apparel and furniture.
Lei this cause Oe set down for b. airing on
Thursday, the sixteenth day o. October, A d.
1884, ct ten O'Clock .. N In opeU court, at
which line all person having or claiming sny
interest in said eambOa her tackle. apparel
AMI furniture, must appear aud msks their
all gsiions IN hal behalf, or their default will
ne entered. And let notice b. given in ,hs
usual form by publication Il CT. If in he DAILY
Pr r-lNTsLLIGhSctR. Enter, GREENE, j."
Now Therefore. all persons baviog or claim
nR any interes, In the said steamboat Lone
Fisherman. her tackl-, apparel q d furpnure,
are notified 10 be AMI appear IN open court at
he time 3 ecifiad in said order and make
their allegations in that behalf, or Their de.
isult " II then be entered, and the prayer OF
said libel granted.
go. . Witness the Hon. RogerS Greene,
.sv,, Judge of sail District Court, aud the
: seal OF sale court, this Both day Of
49, september, A. ID 1884.
ZINES sEAvEY, Clers.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy
John b Alien, Unite: States Attorney by
c. II. H.nford Assistant. ocI.2