McNeil v. The Pioneer
District Court, D. New Jersey
In Admiralty. Libel by Robert McNeil and others against the steam tug Pioneer for the contract price of a boiler and flues furnished to her.
1Opinion of the Court
GREEN, District Judge.
The libel in this case was filed to enforce the payment of a claim against the steam tug Pioneer, consisting practically of two items; the first being the contract price agreed upon by the claimants, or those who represent them, for a boiler to be built and properly set in the Pioneer by the libelants, amounting to $1,250'; and the other being the price of a new and extra set of flues, which, while not included in the original contract for the boiler, seem to have been necessary for the proper repair of the Pioneer, and to have been accepted as such by the claimants, and…
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