Gulf City Coal & Wood Co. v. The George Dumois
District Court, S.D. Alabama
This was a libel by the Gulf City Coal & Wood Company against the steamship George Dumois to recover the price of coal' supplied to the ship.
1Opinion of the Court
TOULM1N, District Judge.
I find the facts in this case to be that the coal was furnished to the ship in Mobile, Ala., on the personal *354order of one Dick, tbe president of the Columbian International Colonization & Improvement Company of New Orleans, La., wbo were the charterers of the ship for the term of one year; that the ship was a foreign vessel; that libelant knew that the Columbian International Colonization & Improvement Company were the charterers; that the ship was not in a port of distress; that she was running in a regular line between the port of Mobile and foreign ports; that in…
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