The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-30

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4 and "a bard said slsop. con-
tSS<s1w Of rh4 following articles Tiz-
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$50 nrss .s;rhrv-eszhr fxSss Ss1el tins Of
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"a tie payment Of duties upoa being I'M
uuoreed and nrrcxhf Into the United States
sred being by AN required 70 oe fnToaced
anon being iuporsed and brsGxh- into
fke rzsfed States, were bv Ben LH1dy and
Joe Hall them and in charge and control
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tie same he3nz then xnd there of less than
aafons burden to-wif. of the burden Of 6ve
taux. unlawfuIzy, clande<rauely, knowingly
AID frxudaienf3y hrozght into the United
states and iuso the sid county Of JeEer-
son with ne intent then ..d tnsss On ne
fyand the said United States. the
fsutv s4ce and payahfe en- said goods,
waves ana mereAandise not having been
raid for or accounted for or secured TO be
paid % the said United states. and the said
rr.sssI varps. and rnerrhausi;se. 10, hay-
sn~ heen inyoiced. consrary to the statute
n sach eases ua3ie ana provsded. and fur
TIER sIEexinx IA substance as follows:
That Al : firne pssx. sx>yfy- on the 10Th
f3ar Of January 1889. af PORT Discovery Bay
In said collection district Of Puget sound
on raters uarignble from the sea bv res
sels 81 10 or more tons burden. the collec-
tor of customs did seize and now has in
his custody at Port Townsend. IL said dis
trsef O. being forfeited 70 the United states
q certain sleop or vessel called Emerald. y
of less than Sd tons burden, her tackle CD
parel. furniture and cargo, then and there
In and on board of said sloop. consisting of
the following articles, fo-uft. two breech-
loading rifles. and is 5tael tins of pceyar
ed opium then and there of the aggregate
value OF two thousand and fifty and nine
ty-fve one hHndredths dollars For that
at time past. to-wit. on the 10Th day of
January 1859 at Pan Discovery Bay in JET
fefson county, Washington Territory. and
within the collection district aforesaid
Ben Laady and Joe Hall, being tnen
and there in the sole and exelu
sire control and rr4uagTnent OF
said sloop, did then and there. knowing
~, unlawfuiiy and wiifuIly IN and on
board OF said sloop. bring into the United
States &nd into said county OF jefferson.
twelve Chinese laborerx whose names are
unknown 10 the said United States afior-
ney. from q foreign port OF place to-wit:
from the port o: Victoria in the province
OF British Columbis. without having deliv
cred or reported 80 the collector OF customs
for said district, any separate or other list
OF the Chinese passengers taken on board
said sloop. es said foreign port, nor any list
of such passengers on board said Tsssel zt