Boschert v. The Wyoming
District Court, E.D. Missouri
In 'Admiralty. Decision on claims. • Libels and intervening petitions for labor, materials, and supplies furnished. Dor opinion, on exceptions, see 85 Fed. Rep. 548.
1Opinion of the CourtThayer, J.
Claim No. 8,446, of James P. Ewing, agent, etc., and claim No. 3,447, of James P. Ewing, agent, etc., are disallowed. The petitioners sold the steamers a large quantity of salt, in one instance 200 barrels, in the other, 500 barrels. The salt was not bought as “ supplies ” for the steamers, and was not so furnished. It was bought by the owners of the same, to betaken up the river and sold on speculation. No lien exists in favor of such demands.
Claim No. 3,428, of Sells & Co. vs. Wyoming; claim No. 3,429, of Sells & Co. vs. Dacotah; and claim No. 3,448, of Halliday & Phillips *495Wharfboat Co. vs.…
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