The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-08

JS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il ThSrs Judicial District OF washington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
The United States Of America vs. sloop
Geo. Z. wiiton, her tackle. apparel. fnrns-
ture aud fishing OUTFIT
The President OF the United states OF
America 70 all whom II may concern,
greeting.
wHExRas. wa. II. White, United States
attorney for Washington Territory, has
Sled lihnl Of infcrmztion In the above
entitled cossrt, alleging, in Substance, as
follows.
That a. time past. 20 wit: on the 18th
dAy OF December, A. ID. 15SS. az DnngRnass
in said district, aud on waters nxYirallie
from TIE sea by vessels OF ten o. more tons
burden, the collector CT customs FOR said
district did seize and now has IN his Gus
to<1y. ~ Port Toz rssnd. in said district, a
being forfeited 20 the United states. GER
tain vessel Or sloop called Geo. T. VII
ton. OF less than ten t3ns burden. her
tackle. sprzrei. furniture and fishing
oss.ai. then sad here 81 the
dollars: for tina. Al tine past. 20 ait. ca
the 39xh G2y CT December las a. pssrsxer-
ess- IN Clallszu county. Washington Terri
tory, and within the collection district
aforesaid, Charles Miller ard Harry Larsen
eeiag thee and there In the sole aud ex-
elusive control and MANAGEMENT Of said
vessel or siosF. did then and there know
snsiy. willfnlly and unsawfulfy IN and os,
board OF said slaop, bring fata the United
states, and Into said county OF ClaIiarn, SIX
Chinese isboEe-x. whose Harnes are 10 The
said United states sstorrey unknown. from
foreign port CT place. to-wis. from the
p NJ Of Victoria. IN the province Of British
Columbia, without having deliyefed or re-
ported 20 the collector Of customs for said
disfries arr separate Or other liSs Of the
chinese passengers taken on board said
vessel EsoE anT ilts % saea Chinese rassez-
xerson board said sloop as that tine said
Chinese labcvers not being entitled then
and there or ~ al 90 enter or 6e Ia the Tai
sed STATES. contrary 70 sSe statute n such
Eaoniszon ard other proper pro
cess 70 the end that she sane may
Dc GeGreed To b. aid remain for
seatsd sccordI1Eiy: and whereas. On read
ing and altng sad libel OF information.
he eoart made tie toilowfee osster there
on. vlx.
let this cause 5e set 6oxr so- hearing
IA open court On Thprs3xy, Febrnsrr Il.
lSes. a II C'c51ek - IN or said Ssy al
which time al persoas haYsuz O. Calming
any interest = sad saoop. her tackle, APP
pares. furniture, Or 6Ehtng outfit Hanst kn-
fseay aid make their al egazs0ns ia that he.
half, or their ssssausi via 81 entered. ard
let Essstiee 5e giFen IA Tire usual form ~
pHh1ieazson IN The Seattle DAIRY Peer IN
TIKI LfG ExF E2
Dated January "a, fsss
THOMAS BURKE. Iuage.v
yes THEREFORE,. All persons HAVING cr
Claiming any Interest Ia said sso<sx,. eatfess
s5@u. Z. Wsisoa, her s@rxle. ao-arrf
fGraifn-e and fishing os+at, ar@ nssi eed
u be and appear In esTsea eozsrt a. the tirne
sE~esssed IA SID order sazd make their al
lszaisens IN tsst beh2a. - their default
Eiii Dc entered, and sAe prsvrr 81 saIsi Ia
ferFn alton granted
witness the Honorable ThoraAs Burke.
5ndze Of sAia district cCxsrt, and the So OF
sad esfsr, this 18th Cay OF January. A. d.
tSs&
IsEALi ". E LEpGERwooD. Clerk.