The Cimbria
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Admiralty. On the intervening petitions of S. P. Blackburn & Co., Staples Coal Company, D. Kahnweiler’s Sons, Almy Water Tube Boiler Company, Bass Point Company, Penobscot Machinery Company, Snow & Nealley Company, Maine Coast. Transportation Company, P. Ahern, C. H. Buck & Co., Thomas F.. Gallagher, Hunter & Brander, W. M. Crosby, and E. & I. K. Stetson.
1Opinion of the Court
DODGE, District Judge.
The original libel against the Cimbria was filed by the Eockwood Manufacturing Company on September 11, 1906. No one appeared to claim the vessel, and on September 24, 1906, a decree was entered, upon default, in the libelant’s favor, for $371.42, with costs. A warrant for the sale of the steamer issued on' the same day, the sale took place October 5, 1906, and the net proceeds thereof, amounting to $3,403.40, were paid into court October 15, 1906. The intervening petitions, above referred to, .claiming liens against the proceeds, have been filed at various dates…
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