United States v. Raverat

BOURQUIN, District Judge.

At San Francisco in 1896 defendant was admitted to citizenship. In 1912 this proceeding to cancel his. certificate of citizenship was begun. The allegations are that said, certificate was illegally and fraudulently procured, in that when admitted to citizenship, and for five years next prior thereto, defendant was not of good moral character, that he was a “pimp,” habitually consorting and living with like persons and prostitutes, and that he was a person of grossly immoral character. The answer is of denials only.

The evidence, as it should be to deprive defendant of…