202 F. 1019 | D.R.I. | 1913
The petitioner has duly complied with all the requirements of law and has furnished sufficient proof of his right to be naturalized. Objection is made on behalf of the United States to the granting of the petition.
It is shown that the petitioner has a minor daughter, Celia, a native of Russia, age 11 years, who arrived in Boston July 25, 1912, and was held by the immigration officers as an alien afflicted with trachoma, a dangerous, contagious disease. August 9, 1912, the Acting Secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor authorized hospital treatment upon the giving of the bond appropriate to such cases. Bond was given August 20, 1912.
Neither does it seem to me that there is force in the suggestion that the naturalization of this petitioner could have any effect to avoid the penalty of the bond.
The objections are overruled, and the petition for naturalization will be granted.