United States v. Lim
District Court, D. Washington
1Opinion of the Court
HANFORD, District Judge.
The defendant is the wife of a Chinese merchant lawfully domiciled and doing business as a merchant in this state. Upon her arrival a few months ago, the collector of customs at the port of her arrival, upon proof, which he considered sufficient, that she is not a laborer, nor a person excluded by the laws of the United States from coming to this country, and that she is the lawful wife of a Chinese merchant, permitted her to land, and ■ take up her residence with her husband; but her right to enter was not evidenced by the certificate prescribed by the sixth section…
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