United States v. Kopp
District Court, D. Washington
1Opinion of the Court
HANFORD, District Judge.
This case has been argued and submitted upon a motion in arrest of judgment after conviction of the defendant. The indictment contained three counts, but the first and third were quashed before the trial. The second count, upon which the defendant was tried, charges that the defendant, within the jurisdiction of this court, “did then and there wrongfully and unlawfully sell, give away, dispose of, and barter to a certain Indian, to wit, Walter Davis,' — he, the said Walter Davis, then and there being an Indian to whom an allotment ol land had been theretofore made, and…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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