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The page 12006922 · leaf 4

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SS.
EASTERN DIVISION OF THE
EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF MISSOURI.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this 14' day of Nov A. D. 1904,
before the undersigned, a United States Commissioner appointed pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Con-
congress in that behalf, personally came Jeu Sue Bun, as principal
and Chas P Johnson and Jeu Tom as sureties
and jointly and severally acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted
to the United States of America in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars,
separately to be made and levied out of their respective goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, and to the United States rendered if default be made in the conditions following, to-wit :
WHEREAS, the said Jeu Sue Bun
ha s been charged on oath
with having on the 14 day of Nov A. D. 1904, committed a Criminal offense
against the laws of the United States, to-wit: that he did being a Chinese laborer
and not provided with a certificate of identity was
unlawfully within the United States
as will at large and more fully appear by the said complaint.
And upon such complaint being filed said Commissioner did issue a warrant for the arrest of the accused,
who has been brought before said Commissioner for examination, and said examination having been
continued for the reason that
and said offense being bailable by said Commissioner, he thereupon ordered the accused to find sufficient bail in
the sum of 500 - Dollars, for his appearance before said Commissioner,
at his office, in the Custom House building, in the City of St. Louis, in said Division of said District, on the
23 day of Nov 1904; then and there to answer the complaint preferred against him ;
and that in default of finding such bail the accused shall stand for trial.
Now, THEREFORE, the condition of this recognizance is such, that if the said Jeu Sue Bun
shall personally be and appear at and
before the said Commissioner, at his office aforesaid, on the 23" day of Nov
A. D. 1904, and from day to day thereafter, as may be ordered by said Commissioner, until discharged by due
process of law, and then and there answer to said complaint for said offense whereof he stands charged, and
shall obey and abide by all orders which may be made by said Commissioner in relation to the said complaint
during the pendency thereof, then this recognizance shall be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said obligors have hereto signed their name and
affixed their seal the day and year above written.
Jeu Sue Bon [SEAL.]
Chas. P. Johnson [SEAL.]
Jeu Tom [SEAL.]
[SEAL.]
Signed, sealed and acknowledged by the said Jeu Sue Bun, Chas. P.
Johnson and Jeu Tom
the part thereto, before me this 14 day of Nov A. D. 1904, at my
office in the City of St. Louis in said Eastern Division of said District.
James R Gray
United States Commissioner
at St. Louis, Mo.

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    UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

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    UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,} SS.

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    1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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    2. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

      12006922 · p.7 dlandry247 0.50

    3. THE UNITED STATES

      12006922 · p.10 Mae 0.40

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    SS.

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    [SEAL.]

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    EASTERN DIVISION OF THE

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    EASTERN DIVISION OF THE

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    EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF MISSOURI.

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    EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF MISSOURI.

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    BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this 14' day of Nov A. D. 1904,

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    BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this 14' day of Nov A. D. 190 4,

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    before the undersigned, a United States Commissioner appointed pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Con-

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    before the undersigned, a United States Commissioner appointed pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Con-

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    congress in that behalf, personally came Jeu Sue Bun, as principal

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    gress in that behalf, personally came Jew Sue Bun, as principal

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    and Chas P Johnson and Jeu Tom as sureties

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    and Chas P Johnson and Jew Tom as sureties

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    and jointly and severally acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted

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    and jointly and severally acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted

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    to the United States of America in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars,

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    to the United States of America in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars,

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    separately to be made and levied out of their respective goods and chattels, lands and

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    separately to be made and levied out of their respective goods and chattels, lands and

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    tenements, and to the United States rendered if default be made in the conditions following, to-wit :

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    tenements, and to the United States rendered if default be made in the conditions following, to-wit :

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    WHEREAS, the said Jeu Sue Bun

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    WHEREAS, the said Jew Sue Bun

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    ha s been charged on oath

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    has been charged on oath

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    with having on the 14 day of Nov A. D. 1904, committed a Criminal offense

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    with having on the 14 day of Nov A. D. 190 4 committed a criminal offense

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    against the laws of the United States, to-wit: that he did being a Chinese laborer

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    against the laws of the United States, to-wit : that he did being a Chinese laborer

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    and not provided with a certificate of identity was

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    and not provided with a certificate of identity was

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    unlawfully within the United States

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    unlawfully within the United States

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    as will at large and more fully appear by the said complaint.

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    as will at large and more fully appear by the said complaint.

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    And upon such complaint being filed said Commissioner did issue a warrant for the arrest of the accused,

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    And upon such complaint being filed said Commissioner did issue a warrant for the arrest of the accused,

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    who has been brought before said Commissioner for examination, and said examination having been

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    who has been brought before said Commissioner for examination, and said examination having been

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    continued for the reason that

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    continued for the reason that

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    and said offense being bailable by said Commissioner, he thereupon ordered the accused to find sufficient bail in

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    and said offense being bailable by said Commissioner, he thereupon ordered the accused to find sufficient bail in

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    the sum of 500 - Dollars, for his appearance before said Commissioner,

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    the sum of 500 - Dollars, for his appearance before said Commissioner,

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    at his office, in the Custom House building, in the City of St. Louis, in said Division of said District, on the

    verifier

    at his office, in the Custom House building, in the City of St. Louis, in said Division of said District, on the

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    23 day of Nov 1904; then and there to answer the complaint preferred against him ;

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    23 day of Nov 190 4; then and there to answer the complaint preferred against him ;

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    and that in default of finding such bail the accused shall stand for trial.

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    and that in default of finding such bail the accused shall stand for trial.

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    Now, THEREFORE, the condition of this recognizance is such, that if the said Jeu Sue Bun

    verifier

    NOW, THEREFORE, the condition of this recognizance is such, that if the said Jew Sue Bun

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    shall personally be and appear at and

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    shall personally be and appear at and

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    before the said Commissioner, at his office aforesaid, on the 23" day of Nov

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    before the said Commissioner, at his office aforesaid, on the 23" day of Nov

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    A. D. 1904, and from day to day thereafter, as may be ordered by said Commissioner, until discharged by due

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    A. D. 190 4, and from day to day thereafter, as may be ordered by said Commissioner, until discharged by due

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    process of law, and then and there answer to said complaint for said offense whereof he stands charged, and

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    process of law, and then and there answer to said complaint for said offense whereof he stands charged, and

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    shall obey and abide by all orders which may be made by said Commissioner in relation to the said complaint

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    shall obey and abide by all orders which may be made by said Commissioner in relation to the said complaint

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    during the pendency thereof, then this recognizance shall be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.

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    during the pendency thereof, then this recognizance shall be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.

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    IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said obligors have hereto signed their name and

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    IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said obligors have hereto signed their name and

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    affixed their seal the day and year above written.

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    affixed their seal the day and year above written.

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  38. reader

    Jeu Sue Bon [SEAL.]

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    Jew Sue Bun [SEAL.]

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    1. Jeu Sue Bun

      12006922 · p.13 Mae 0.58

    2. Jeu Sue Bun,

      12006922 · p.25 Mae 0.56

    3. Jeu Tom. [SEAL.]

      12006922 · p.9 Mae 0.55

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  39. reader

    Chas. P. Johnson [SEAL.]

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    Chas. P. Johnson. [SEAL.]

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  40. reader

    Jeu Tom [SEAL.]

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    Jew Tom [SEAL.]

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    1. Jeu Tom. [SEAL.]

      12006922 · p.13 Mae 0.84

    2. Jeu Tom __________________________________________________________

      12006922 · p.9 Mae 0.62

    3. Jeu Joy [signature] [SEAL.]

      12006922 · p.13 Mae 0.41

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    [SEAL.]

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    [SEAL.]

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  42. reader

    Signed, sealed and acknowledged by the said Jeu Sue Bun, Chas. P.

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    Signed, sealed and acknowledged by the said Jew Sue Bun, Chas P

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    jew → jeu

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  43. reader

    Johnson and Jeu Tom

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    Johnson and Jew Tom

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    the part thereto, before me this 14 day of Nov A. D. 1904, at my

    verifier

    the part thereto, before me this 14 day of Nov A. D. 190 4, at my

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    office in the City of St. Louis in said Eastern Division of said District.

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    office in the City of St. Louis in said Eastern Division of said District.

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  46. reader

    James R Gray

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    James R Gray

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    United States Commissioner

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    United States Commissioner at St. Louis, Mo.

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    1. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER

      12006922 · p.7 dlandry247 0.67

    2. U.S. Commissioner

      12006922 · p.5 kconnolly 0.64

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  48. reader

    at St. Louis, Mo.

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    United States Commissioner at St. Louis, Mo.

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    1. at St. Louis, Mo.

      12006922 · p.13 Mae 0.57

    2. at St. Louis. Mo.

      12006922 · p.24 Geelegaspi 0.55

    3. at St. Louis, Missouri

      12006922 · p.24 Geelegaspi 0.51

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