The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-05


TINTED STATES NARsHAL's NOTICE; OF
u seixaee-Ia rne United states district c3s,rs
for the district Of Washington. Northern dlvi-
sion- LABEL Of information
The rnited States of America vs. two hundred
sad forty -1Iae ysrSs OF wool and vorsfed
cloth, thlrty-elght packages containing saii
wool and wosstsd cloth, one hundred yards
OF canvas lining, and one package contain
ing said canvas lining
To the Honorable Cornelius III. Hantord, judge
of the Unitet States district court for tas
district Of Washington
Comes now William H. Brinksr, the United
States attorney for the district of Washington,
tor and on behalf of the United States, and In
forms and gives the ssid Judge TO understand
sad De informed,
First-Thss on the nth dsy Of September.
1871. at Seattle, in King county. in the state of
Washington, within the customs collection dis
1fact OF Puget sound and within the jurisdiction
OF this court ]. c. Saunders, the collector OF
customs of said Pager sound collection district,
did seiza on land. within said district, and hath
now IN his custody in said district, a. forfeited
TO the United states. for violation of section
numbered Dos. of the Revised Statutes of the
United States. two hundred and forty-nire
yards OF wool aud worsted cloth, thirty eight
packages containing said wool and worsted
cloth, one hundred yards of canvas lining, and
one package conta4ning said canvas lining.
said to belong to one b. Simons aud one ].
simons, jr:, for that at time past. to-wit: ON
the 18th day of September, 1884. within said
collection district OF Puget soand, the said wool
and worxted cloth and the said canvas lining
and The said packages were imported, Struggled
and brought into the United states, unlawIuly,
frauduiently and IN q secret ana clandestlne
manner, by said b. sirnons aud said j. Sirnons,
u, from some forsign port or place in the
province OF British Columoia, 20 said United
United States attorney unknown. with intent.
then and there. on the part OF the said b. Slmons
and the said ] Simons. jr., so bringing said wool
and worsted Cloth ana sad canvas lining and
said pac L ages into the United States to deiraui
the revenue OF the United states, the said wool
and worsted cloth and the said canvas lining
ana tns SAID PACKAGES then ana there being suo.
jet to duty By law. aud the duty thereon not
having been paid or secured TO be paid TO the
United States. contrary to the form OF the
statute In such case made and provided
Second-fhat all and singular the premises
are true and within the jurisdictions OF this
court, by reason whereof and by force OF the
provisions OF section numbered Sos2 of the Re-
yised statutes of the United States, the said
wool and worsted cloth and the said canvas
lining and the said packages became and now
are forfeited to the United states. Is in said
statutes provided
Wherefore he prays that the usual process and
mention of this honorable court issue in this
behalf, aud that all persons interested in the
said wool anu worsted cloth and the said eau
vas haing and the said packages be cited and
admonished, in general and in special, 10
answer the premises; and, all due proceedings
being had thereon, that, for the causes afore
said. and others appearing. the said wool and
worsted cloth ana the said canvas lining and
the said packages, as before set forth, he con-
demned by the definite sentence and decree of
thi. honorable court, as forfeited To the use Of
the United states. according to the form OF the
statutes of the United states in such cases made
ana provided VIM H. BRINkER,
United states Attorney for the District OF
In the United States district court for the dis.
trlct OF Washington, Northern division
The United States of America vs. two hundred
and forty-nine yards of wool aud worsted
ciotn, thirty-eight packages containing said
wool and worsted cloth, one hundred yards
n are n N "a
ing said lining.
Now on this 4th day OF October. 1894, Wm-
H. Brinker. ESQ.,. United States attorney for the
district of Washington, having fled an iniorma-
ton against the said two hundred and forty
nine yards of wool and worsted cloth. thirty
eight package containing said wool and worsted
one package containing said lining. for viola
ton OF section numbered 3Os2 OF the Revised
Statutes,
1t is therefore ordered, That the clerk OF this
court issue monition and attachment directed
to the United states marshal for the district of
Wsshingto ton, directing him to seize and take
cloth. the said canvas lining and the said pack
ages; and,
1t 10 further ordered, That James c. Drake,
the United states marshal for the district OF
Washington Aforesaid, cause notice OF this seiz-
ure to be made and given, and also OF the
information on file, by causn g the substance
OF said information aud OF the order OF court
therein, setting forth the time aud place ap-
pointed for trial, to be published one time In
the SEATTLE Post-Intelligencer published in the
city OF Seattle in said district, and to post the
same in the most public place for the period of
fourteen days, aud that the time aud place OF
trial IL hereby hxed nj the city of Seattle the
25th day Of October. 1894.
c. II. HANFoRD, j Judge.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, e..
District OF WASHINGTON,
j, X. NJ Hopkins, clerk OF the United States
district court for the district of Washington, do
hereby certify that have compared the forego.
ing copy with the original libel OF Information
aud order in the foregoing entitled cause, now
on fiie and of record in my ofice, and that the
same Is a true ana perfect transcript OF said
original and OF the whole thereof.
Witness rny hand and the seal OF said district
court this 4th day oil Octoter. A. ID. 1894.
(sEALl r. NJ HOPKINS. Clerk.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of tho monitton
issued by the clerk OF the said court, under the
seal OF said court, aud to me directed ana de-
liveFed. did seize the above described prop
erty, and hereby give public notice In accord
ance with the order of said court 10 all persons
claiming or TO claim said above described prop
erty or any part thereof, in any manner, and
that they be and appear In the said district
court on the 25sh day OF October, ls9i. at the
hour OF III o'clock In the forenoon of that day,
then and there 10 intsrpose their claim and 10
make their allegations and proofs In thai be-
half. JAMES G. DRAKE,
ByEv RuGER, United states Marshal.
Deputy United States Marshal
Seattle October L. 1894