In re Loo Yue Soon
District Court, N.D. California
On Habeas Corpus. Report of special referee and examiner, recommending discharge of Loo Yue Soon. Report set aside, and not confirmed, and Loo Yue Soon remanded. See preceding case of In re Yee Lung, (51 Fed. (543.
1Opinion of the Court
MORROW, District Judge.
This is a petition in the usual form, presented by Luck Chu Kee, a Chinaman, on behalf of a countryman, Loo Yue Soon. It appears that the latter was a passenger, and is detained on board the steamship Pern, by the master, on the ground that Loo Yne Soon is not entitled to land, and come into the United States, under the acts of congress relating to Chinese immigration. It is alleged that Loo Yue Soon is a merchant, and a member of the firm of Cum Lung & Co., No. 727 Sacramento street, San Francisco; that he went to China on the steamer Rio de Janeiro, January 14,1893.…
2Cited by1 opinion
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