STEAM BOAT EVEi.INE.
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FHNIE undersigned surveyors of ships, steam boats,
and other water crafts for the Port Of New Or.
leans having been required thereto repaired board
the steamboat Evcline lRwlN Master at Richardson =
wood yard. near Carrolton, about miles above the
city, md afte careful discovered the
of the leak to have be knot of her pianks,
on the aboad side, nearly amidships. about half way
between the knuckle and the gunwae, which had been
started out, being about J inches in diameter, and
the ring bolts in the ard bow also out
from some cause TO unknown, bot Tcpres". ted to
have been done by striking thing under water and
causing very bad leak and damage the cargo; the
injury TO the boat had been properly repaired. and the
boat unusually light.


boat is river worthy in good condition, and entirely fit
to proceed on her int nded voyage


we, therefore, recommend that a proper and thor.
ough examination be made of the cargo which had
been landed from her, and such is ia proper condi.
ton be reshippcd board Of and such part as
found to be in perishing condition. be sent back to
the city and sold for The 5cHcf: of 5 il may con
ccrn.


Given under our hands at the city of New Orleans
this 9Th day OF June. 1915.


RICH'D L. ROBERTSON,


For RlCH'D SWAIN.


X. l.. ROBERTSON.
RI G, Sworn and subscribed before me, this
L. VI 2ls, of Juno, 1915.


&. K. SrRlNGEP. g


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