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E 'tlf undersigned surveyors of ships. steam boats R and olher water crafts for the Port of New Orleans, having been required thereto, repaired on board the steam boat Eveline, IRWIN master, al hichardsons wood yard, near Carroton, about B miles above the city and after careful eXamina- uoh discovered the cause of the leak o have been knot m one of her blanks, on the sarboord side nearly amidshlps, about half way between the khuekIe and the gunwale, which had been started oal, heIng about inches in diameter, and the ring belis in the starboard bow was also started out from some cause to us unknown, bat represented 10 have been done by striking something under water and causing very bad leak and damage to the cargo the injury to the boat had been repaired. and inc boat unusually tight

 We, therefore, give t as our decided opinion that the beat ls river worthy in good condition, and en- utey ht to proceed on her intended voyage

 We, therefore, recommend that proper and thor ong1 examination be made of the cargo which had been landed fIom her, and such as is in proper condition be re-shpped on board of her, and such part as Is found to De in pershing condition be sent back te the city and sold for the benefit ol whom It may concern

 Given under o,tf hands al the city of New Ofleaas. this Eth day of June. 1915.

 RlCH'D l.. ROBERTSON.

 For RICH'D SWAIN,

 k. |. ROBERTSON. fT.Sl sworn and subscribed before me, this 2lst of JHne 1915.

 II -1W C.. B. SHRl NGER, N0i Pub