United States v. Perrin
Supreme Court of the United States
CERTIFICATE OF DIVISION IN OPINION FROM THE DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA. The case is stated in the opinion. This cause coming on to be heard next after United States v. Hall, ante, 50, the court declined to hear argument upon it.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Miller
This case also comes before us by virtue of a certificate of division in opinion between the judges holding the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of California, upon an indictment against George H. Perrin, John McNee and John H. Benson for conspiracy. The indictment consists of three counts. They set. out, so far as we can gather from the con-, fused statement, that the three defendants entered into a conspiracy with some one else, to the jurors unknown, to defraud the United States of a large sum of money, to wit, $492; that in pursuance of said conspiracy they procured a…
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