United States v. Carroll
District Court, D. Montana
Proceeding for Contempt.
1Opinion of the Court
WOLVERTON, District Judge.
While the case of the United States v. J. T. Carroll was pending, and on trial, the jury having been impaneled therein, the United States Attorney moved the court, bas■ed upon the affidavits of J. Miller Smith, Assistant United States Attorney, and one Palmer Paulson, that an order be made requiring one William C. Carroll to appear before- the court on a day to be fixed, and show cause why he should 'not be punished for contempt. An order was accordingly made directing citation to issue, requiring the accused to appear on the afternoon of the same day at the hour of…
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