Moore v. Kimball
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Western District of Texas. Libel for mariner’s wages.
1Opinion of the Court
TOULMIN, District Judge.
This suit was commenced by a libel in rem filed on November 19, 1883, against the steam tug Ethel, by Samuel R. Kimball, the appellee’s intestate, to recover wages alleged to be due him for services as mariner on said tug. On November 21, 1883, Charles H. Elwell, the agent of liittenhouse Moore, the appellant, intervened for the interest of said Moore, as the owner of the fug, and made the claim affidavit usual in such cases. On June 10, 1884, a writ of seizure was placed in the hands of the marshal, who, on June 16, 1884, executed the same by levying on the tug and…
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