The Bluefields
District Court, S.D. Alabama
In Admiralty. Libel against the schooner Bluefields for wages of libelant while he was employed as a sailor on the schooner. On motion of the libelant for final decree.
1Opinion of the Court
ERVIN, District Judge.
This matter comes on to be heard on a motion of the proctor for libelant for a final decree. The facts in this case are substantially as follows:
Libelant was employed as a sailor on the schooner Bluefields, and had earned $44.90, and when they got to Mobile he was found to be in a condition which necessitated his going to the Marine Hospital, and he was sent there. After being treated, he was discharged by the hospital, and then he made a demand for his wages on Capt. Scott, owner of the vessel, who resides in Mobile. Capt. Scott told him that he could not then go with…
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