General
United States v. Ten Hundred and Sixty Tins of Opium
44 F. 799·United States District Court for the District of Washington·1891
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Opinion
United States v. Ten Hundred and Sixty Tins of Opium.
(District Court, D. Washington, N. D.
January 19, 1891.)
At Haw.
P. H. Winston, U. S. Atty., and P. G. Sullivan, .Asst. U. S. Atty.
A. li, Coleman, for claimant.
[MAJORITY — Hanford, J.]
Hanford, J.
Wliat has been said in the preceding case is equally applicable in this case, and determinative of it. For the same reasons there stated,p a decree will be awarded in this case condemning the opium as forfeited to the United States, in accordance with the prayer of the information.