Guan Lee v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois. Chinese deportation proceedings by the United States against Guan Lee, Guan Hen Lun, Moy Ah Toy, Chin Kong Poy, Lum Seong, and Jew Sam. From a decree ordering deportation, each of the defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
SANBORN, District Judge.
[1] It appears from the record in No. 1,814 that the appellant Guan Lee, about the middle of June, 1908, together with his cousin Ah Eoon, also the appellant in No. 1,815, came from Hong Kong, China, to Vancouver, and immediately went to Montreal, where they stayed a week, and then went to Windsor, Canada, remaining there six or seven weeks, and then came from Windsor, Canada, to Chicago, Ill., in a box car loaded with brass tubing, reaching Chicago August 19, 1908. At Windsor Ah Foon paid a man $25 to put the two into a car bound for Chicago. They were told in Hong…
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