United States-Alaska Packing Co. v. Luketa
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ST. SURE, District Judge.
Appellees, .who are fishermen, joined in a suit, against appellant, whose principal business was the operation of herring packing and reduction plants in the territory of Alaska, to foreclose a number of liens. The trial court found that each of the appellees was entitled to judgment for a stated amount, which in each case consisted in part of a bonus claimed due under contracts which will be hereafter particularly noticed. The court concluded that the appellees were entitled to judgment for the amounts due them, and that each was, under the statutes of Alaska,-…
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