United States v. Loo Way
District Court, S.D. California
Proceedings by arrest to determine (lie right of Loo Way, a Chi-naman, to remain in the United States.
1Opinion of the Court
WELLBORN, District Judge.
The defendant, Loo Way, was arrested at the city of San Diego, in this district, April 4,1895, upon a complaint under oath, charging that said defendant, “on or about the 12tb day of December, 1893, knowingly and unlawfully came into the United States from a foreign country, to wit, China, lie, the said Loo Way, then and there being a Chinese laborer, and a person not, entitled to enter the United States,” and, after a hearing before S. S. Knoles, circuit court commissioner, who found the facts to be as charged in the complaint, was ordered to be removed from th<*…
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