The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of WASH
ington. Northern Division: - United e,1
yards wooden goods. SIS yards cotton
goods spools and skeinS % thread
and dozens of buttons. No. 1.3os
To James Price and every other person
interested In the above described goods.
and to each and every person to whom 1t
may concern. take notice:
That heretofore. to-wit, on the 18th day
Of APRIL A. D. 1885. the above-named IL
belant by Wilson r. Gay. United States
attorney for the District of Washington.
made and filed It's information Of libel in
the above entitled court. wherein and
whereby it was alleged that on the 18th
day of April. A. ID. lsss- one James r. Dam
iels deputy collector of customs OF the
United states for the SUPPORT of North
port. collection district OF Puget sound.
seized on land. within the said district, the
following described property. to-wit: 3eeil
yards wooden goods. els yards cotton goods,
divers and sundry skeins and spools OF
thread. the exact number being unknown
TO informant and divers and sunsry bur-
tons, the exact number beng unknown to
informant; said property alleged TO belong
10 one James Price. and said property be-
ing restrained and held In custody by said
deputy collector OF customs at said sub
port of Northport, as forfeited 20 the Uni
ted States for the following causes. to-
wit:
First-That he the said James Price.
did on or about the 18th day of April, Isss'
al said SUPPORT Of Northport falsely and
fraudulently make and exhibit to the said
customs. a certain invoice of goods then
sought to be entered, and thereupon enter
cd into the territory OF the United States
"a household goods ard non-dutiable CORD :
under the customs laws OF the United
States. when upon an examination the
truth and fact was found to be That the
said goods 40 designated as household
goods and non-dutsabl BILE goods as aforesaid
contained concealed therein. ard not spe-
Gifted the said 2Gfs yards OF woois n goods.
Sis wards of cotton gO0ds. and divers and
sundry ske.ns and spoo.s of thread and Al
sers and sundry buttons. OF foreign grow IN
and manufacture, the sane being then and
there subject 10 duty by law. and the duty
thereon not having been paid or attempted
10 be paid 10 the United States: and IL was
the opinion of the said james f. Daniels
collector OF customs as aforesaid. acting as
an appraiser and examiner of SAID goods
that such articles were omitted from the
said invoice with frauduien, intent upon
the parf Of the said James Price, shipper
and owner. 10 smuggle the same INTO tne
United states of America from the Prov
inee Of British Columbia and TO defraud
the customs OF the United states and tina {
inc sald goods were therefore and thereby
liable 20 seizure and forfeiture.
said information of libel prayed that the
usual process and monitor OF the above
court issue. and that all persons interested
IN sasd property. goods. wares and goer-
chandise be cited and adnonished TO an
swer the premises. and that all cue pro-
ceedlngs be had thereon. and that said
goods be declared condemned and for
feiled 10 the United States according 10 the
terms OF the statute IN such case made
and provided
That tnereupon the aboye-en;itiad court
made its order N the premises in the fol-
ioWlug letters and figures. to-wit:
In the District Court of the United
States. for the District OF Washington.
Northern Differentiated States OF
America. iibeiant. vs.. SEa9 yards Of wool
en- goods, 5la yards OF cotton goods. -
spools and skeins Of thread and - dozens
OF buttons No. 1.3e. Order for Moni-
ton.
Now. on this 18th day of April. Isas,
Wilson Il. Gay, United States attorney for
the district OF Washington, having I'D
his Information Of libel against The said
g4le yards OF sooien goods. 5i5 yards OF
cotton goods and divers and silnary thread
and buttons. FOR the violation OF section
zst of the Revised Statutes OF the Lns.
ted States,
b III - therefore ordered that tas clerk =