The Lady Boone
District Court, E.D. Arkansas
In Admiralty.
1Opinion of the CourtCaldwell, J.
On the fourth day of April, 1884, Wishon Brothers filed a li'oel in rein against the steam-boat Lady Boone, for materials and supplies, upon which a warrant of arrest was issued, and the vessel seized by the marshal and the usual monition given. No claimant appeared, and on the day appointed for trial the default of all persons was entered. At the same time, and before any decree was rendered in the cause, Watson and others appeared and filed intervening petitions, claiming liens for materials and supplies. Libelant and the intervening petitioners proved up their claims, and a decree was…
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