The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29

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j Thsrd Jasscias D5<<x1et Of WmAlngsoE
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psssrsex Assorney fer Washington Terrssory
has SEA . Hhes Of suHernAxs1n In fAe
az>oTe xn<zEles eonrfs Alleging ~ sneezAacs
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6xy Of JAnraxy. A. D.. 1ssS- ~ far< ussccs-
cry Esy. In said 4fstt1ss, zsza sn wazs<s
n1ors tsc< nrrzen- the c0iiacser 81 Gus.
toms sor tAe district % Pusst Ssts1zsa= az.
seine ard ROW hafh q his ezstssxsy sf rus1
Townsend. m said disfrics. ~ hrE1g torfezs-
~ 80 the United -sAfsz- ssrs&tE ssesag g
ves<ei ealsea asErnerasd- Of Kiss tnsn Ut
tire snd cargo. then arc snsse-
( Ia ard On board said xoup- coz
sfstinE Of rhs following ar5c1ess Va;
| twa = bresch IS1Afnx rites. and o1e hEE-
drez9 and efxhsr eight flsSS @tsk-. lszls q
7 prepared opium, then sid f1erS - &c -
ssexxfe Fsfae Of two thousand and nsfy-
/ I've Ezs1 1zinety Sire enc hun6redf1s DOB
iHfs: for fhAt. 81 time rasr. or frse lssn
I fgv a. lamar. Isss. AZ furs DiEcorery bsy
"a jefferson euaary IN Washington Terri
to-y, and within the collection dlsFrlcS
Aforesaid al and singular the SAL goods.
wares ard merchandise 5ereln sefore
enumerated and described being OF for
eszn growgh snd manufacture and sao3ecs
/ 20 the psymens OF dutses mon being sr1-
/ ported and arought into the United states.
and seilg By lar required 20 Dc irsolcel
ux'<se being imported and brought INTO
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Joe Hail them and IN charge and control
of said sloop. IN the said vessel o. slo5D.
the sx-ne being then and there of less than
/ 31tsnx burden fe~wif- OF the burden OF ave
to1s, Enjs~fEiiy elanGeszSnesy, knowingsy
and frzusHienfiy brought into the Talted
States AID into the said eoHnfy Of Jeffer-
SOC with the intent then and there ca the
part OF said Lundy and said Hall 20 de-
/ fraud the said United states. the
duty due and parable on said goods,
wares and merchandise not having BEEN
paid FOR or accounted for 81 secured to be
goods. wares, and merchandise. not hsy-
Ing been inv0fced, contrary to the statute
IN xstch cases made and provided: and fur-
ther alleging ia substance rs follows.
That g tinse pas. to.wi.; on rse lssa t..
in sssd collection district OF Puget sound
ca sasers nayigable from the sea by YES
sells Of 10 or more tons burden. tie coliee-
tor OF customs did seize and now has in
his custody Of Port Townsend, in said dis
trict as being forfeited to the United States.
certain Sleep or vessel called Emerald. !"
Of less than 30 tons burden, her tackle sp-
parel. furniture and cargo, then and there
In and on board OF said sloop. consisting of
the following articles, fo-wit: two breech-
loading rifles. aud is 5fael tins of prcpar
ed opium then and there 81 the aggregate
value of two thousand and afry and nine
ty-fve one-huudredths dollars. For that
al time past, towits on the 10th day OF
January fss9 at Part Discovery Bay In JEFF
ferson county, Washington Territory, and
within the collection district aforesaid
Ben Lundy and Joe Hall. being then
and there in the sole and exclH
said sIoop, did then and there, knowing
~, unlaWfuIly and wiifHlly in and on
board of said sloop. bring into the United
States and into said county OF Jefferson,
twelve Chinese lz5orers whose names are
unknown to the said United States attor-
ney, from q foreign port or place to wit:
from the porr of Victoria in the province
OF British Columbia, without having deliv
cred or reported to the collector OF customs
for said district, any separate or other list
OF the Chinese passengers taken on board
said sloop. at said foreign port, nor any list
of such passengers on board said vessel ri
that time. said Chinese la5orers net being
entitled then and there or at all 20 enter or
be In the United States, contrary to the
statute in such case made and provided
And praying for a monifion and other
proper process 10 the end that the same
accordingly, and whereas on reading and
fling said libel of information the court
made the following order thereon. VIZ:
..Let this cause be set down for hearing
in open court, on Thursday, February 18th,
1859. at II O'Clock a N. of said day, at which
time al persons having or claiming any
interest in said sloop, her tackle, apparel,
furniture OF cargo. must appesr and make
their allegations in that behalf. or their de-
faalt viii be entered. and let notice be
given III the usual form BY publication
thereof In the Seattle DAILY POsT-fSTELLI-
GEycEa.
THOMAS BURKE, Judge
Dated, January "a. 1899.
Nor, therefore, al persons having or
claiming any interest in said sleep, called
/ Emerald" her tackle, apparel, furniture
and cargo are notified TO be and appear in
open court a. the time specified in said
order and make their allegations in that
behalf or their default win be entered and
the prayer of said information granted.
Witness the Hon. Thomas Burke, Judge
OF said district court and the seal OF said
court this 18th day of January, A. ID. 1859.
lsEALI W. T. LEDGERwooD. Clerk
tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle
The United States OF America VS.. sioop
Geo. z. Wilton. her tackle. apparel, furni-
ture and fishing outfit
The President of the United States OF
America To ali whom Ii may concern,
greeting.
MBERE4s, WIN. III. White, United States
attorney for Washington Territory, has
fled lihni OF information in the above
entitled court. alleging, in substance, as
follows.
That at time past, to wit: on the aoth
day of December, A. ID. lssS, a. Dungeuess,
in said district. and on waters nayigable
from the sea by vessels of ten or more tons
burden, the collector of customs FOR said
district did seize and COW has in his Gus
tody. at Port Townsend, in said district, as
being forfeited 10 the United States. GER
tain vessel or sioop called aGeo. Z. VIII
tackle, apparel. furniture aud fishing
outfit, then and there of the
aggregate value OF one hundred
dollars; for that 81 time past. ta-wii: on
the 3otn day of December. ISIS. AZ Dungeon
pss, In CiaIiam county. Washington Terri
aforesaid. Charles Miller and Harry Larsen
being tseu and there Ia the sole and ex-
elusive control and management of said
vessel or saoop, did then and there know
ingiy. wilinlly and Hniawfuliy ia and on
board of said sioop, bring into the nited
States. and into said county Of Clallara, six
Chinese labofers. whose names are to the
said United States attorney unknown. from
a foreign port or place, to-Nf. from the
p frt of Victoria. IN the province of British
Colambia, without having deliyefad or re
ported 10 the collector OF customs for said
district any separate or other LIST of the
Chinese passengers taken on board said
vessel nor any list of sucn Chinese passen-
gers on beard said sloop al that time, said
Chinese laborers not being entitled then
and there or st al 10 enter or be in the Uni
ted states. contrary To the statute In such
case made aud provided; and praying for 3
monitor and other proper pro-
cess 20 the end that the same may
be dscoeed 10 be and remain for
feited accordingly: and whereas, en- read
ing and filing said libel OF information.
the court made the following order there
on. via:
sIet this cause be set down for hearing
in apen court on Thursday, February IA
1872. a. II o'clEck a. m OF said day. az
which time ali persons having or claiming
any Interest IN sid sioop, her tackle, ap-
parcl, furniture, or fishing outfit must aP-
pear and make their al egati0Ds IN that be
half. or shsir defa0it win be entered. and
let notice he given in the usual form by
publication ia the seattle DAILY P0sT IN
TEIEhSESCKE-
dated January "a. 1Ssn -
THOMAS BURKE. Judge
New, THEREFORE,. All persons having or
claiming any interest IN said s5oop, called
''Geo. +. wiisoB." Der tackle, apparel.
fgrraifnre sud fishing outfit. are notified
10 he aud appear in open eeuTt AZ the time
specified Ia said ORDER land make their al
legations IN that behalf, or their defasslt
an be entered, aud the prayer az said liz
formation granted
Witness the Honorable Thomas Busks.
Judge az ssfS a3>trktsf gsye.ys AMI the seal Of