State v. Quen
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah: John B. Cleland, Judge. Wong Chow Quen appeals from a conviction of simple assault.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
The defendant, Wong Chow Quen, was accused by information of the crime of assault with intent to Mil, alleged to have been committed in Multnomah County, February 15, 1905, by *348unlawfully shooting at and wounding Lee Mon Lee; and, having been tried therefor, he was convicted of simple assault and appeals from the judgment which followed. The testimony for the State is to the effect that as Lee Mon Lee, a Chinaman, was walking on Second Street in the City of Portland at night, some person touched him, and as he turned around the defendant, a fellow countryman, shot him in the back. As tending…
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