Haliday v. Stott

The libellant alleges, substantially, that M. M. Webster, late of Honolulu, was indebted to him in the sum of §64, for work and labor, and fearing that he might leave the Kingdom with*382out paying his indebtedness, he filed a written notice thereof with the Collector General of Customs, accompanied by a request that he would not grant him a passport, and that, subsequently, William Stott, master of the bark “ Comet,” conveyed out of the. Kingdom said Webster, who had not obtained a passport to leave the Kingdom, as required by law, and said libellant now claims that said respondent has rendered…