The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07

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Chinese la5ore-z- whose names are % the
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ted States. contrary 20 the statute IN such
case made and provided; ard praying for
cess to the end thai The same may
be decreed to be and remain for
fsited accordIagiy. and whereas, on read
ing and Cling said libel of information
the court made the following order there-
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ssIet this cause lie set down for hearing
IN open court or Thursday. February "a,
1889. at II o'clock O. m Of said day, ~
which time ali persens having or claiming
any Interest in said sloop, her tackle, ap-
parei, furniture. OK fishing outfit FAUST APP
pear and make their al egafions IN that be-
half or their default win be entered, and
let notice &c given IN the usual form oY
publication In the Seattle DAILY Posi- IL
YELIIGExcEE.s
Dated JsnHsry q. lsse'.
THOMAS BURKE Judge
S0w. THEREFORE,, All persons having or
claiming any interest in said sleop. called
s.Ge0. z Wiltan.H her tackle, apparel.
furniture and fishing outfit, are notified
20 be and appear In epeu coart ~ the time
specified in sale; order baud make their 81
legations in that behalf, or their default
Eiii be entered. and the prayer OF said In
formation granted.
witness the Honorable Thomas Burke.
Judge of said district court. aud the seal Of
said eossrs this 9th day OF January. A. D.
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SEAL We LEDGEawooD. Clerk