Pittmans v. Marshall
District Court, E.D. Michigan
In Admiralty. Suit to recover the price of coal furnished the steamship Samuel Marshall.
1Opinion of the Court
Severens, District Judge.
The libel was filed in this case for the purpose of enforcing a lien upon the steamer, the respondent in the case, for coal supplied by Pittmans & Dean for the steamer’s use, in September and on the 1st day of October, 1890. The libelants were coal mer*755chants at Detroit, having a dock by the river, at which vessels navigating the stream and the waters it connects called for fuel supplies as occasion required. Their principal office was not located near the dock, but further up, In a more central part of the business portion of the city. They employed a foreman, who had…
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