The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-22
LEG Al NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
4 States for the state of Washington northern
division, Theodore Neyenberg. lbellant, the
BARK Cowlitz. her apparel tackle, furniture, etc,
Puset MIL Company, corporation, and - Pope
and - Talbot, partners doing business under the
Arm name Of Pope & Talbot. and doing business
under the Arm name Of Puget Mill Company. re-
spondepts.
enberg. in the district court of the United states
for the state OF Washington, northern division, on
the l4th d.y of November, A. D. 1891, against the
and against Puget MIL Company corporation,
and - Pope and - Talbot, partners doing BUSH
doing business under the firm name of Puget
ss Company alleging oaI IN substance sa eos thas
Of steward; S at ali times In tue said i beI
mentioned he was such. That as such seaman
1891, ship from the port OF PORT Ludlow, state Of
Washington, on the said bark Cowltz, at the in
stance OF the owners and master thereof to the
port OF santa KoSaiia, Mexico at the agreed rate
Of sixty dollars per month the said voyage 10 con-
tinue for four months. and that he proceeded TO
Santa Rosalia he was duly discharged BY The
captain OF said bark and refused permission
to proceed with his duties as steward and
seaman in any capacity. That at the
SAID port Of Santa Rosalia the captain of said
bark caused the IibeiianI to be arrested by
the Mexican police and by himself and under
his orders by the said police arrested seized
iorcioly and wrongfuliy and violently kidnapped
and bound, and against his Will and consent for
clby conveyed to the said bark Cowliiz. and did
aetan the l.beliant prisoner while the said bark
thereafter continuously during the voyage Of
the said ship until the said ship landed the goth
DAY OF August, 1881 al the port OF Port Townsend,
state OF Washington. That the lbellant offered
anu rendered his services and desired to fairly
ana peaceably finish his voyage: but was denied
such privilege; that by reason of being deprived
OF sucn voyage he was deprived of s400 which he
could have earned; that he did in said time earn
the sum OF $3.50, which said sum Ia now due him,
and no part of which has been paid: that by
OF the said feioDious assault and ifnpr the
noeuant has been damaged in the sum of IS 900;
tnat the said - Pope and - Talbot are CO.
name of tine Puget Mill Company, and are the own
eIs, operators and managers of said ship Cow
ntz, and said Puget Min Company authorized all
the acts and things in said libel alleged
. w nerefore libsiIants pray for judgment against
the said ship, her tackle apparel and furniture in
rem, and process against the said Puget Mill COM
pany In personem for all due and proper compen-
sation for the injuries and wrongs in said libel
her tackle. apparel and furniture be condemned as
In due course of the law and practice Is meet and
proper towst, for the full payment of such decree
as may be rendered in favor Of libelant
Now, there ore In pursuance of the mohition I'M
der the seal OF said court TO me directed deliv-
cred. do he-eby give public notice TO all persons
claiming the said ship. her tackle, apparel and
furniture or In any manner interested therein that
held at the city OF Seattle. for the Northern divi-
sion OF the s:ate OF Washington, on the Sd day OF
December. 1891, at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, then and there to interpose
Jurisdiction to interpose any allegations or make
any proof In connection Herewith herein.
THOMAS K. BROWN, u. = Marshal.
By Il. w. MupeETT, Deputy.
srRATToN, LEWIS q GILMAN, Proctors for
Libelant
JANIS HAMILTON LEWIS, Advocate for Libel
liant
Dated this 2lst day of November, 1891.