...United States. The acts which govern this case are more explicit, and leave less room for construction. The words " public lands " are habitually used in...from pre-emption, private entry, and sale, apply. The status of lauds included in a Spanish or Mexican claim, pending before the tribunals charged with...

...United States. Th<; acts which govern this case are more explicit and leave less room for construction. The words " public lands" are habitually used in our...is evident from the fact that to them alone could, on the location of the road, the ordjr withdrawing lands from pre -emption, private entry, and sale,...

...United States. The acts which govern this case are more explicit and leave less room for construction.' The words " public lands " are habitually used in...under general laws. That they were so employed in this iustauce is evident from the fact that to them alone could, on the location of the road, the order...

...The acts which govern this case are more explicit and leave less room for construction. The wordg " public lands " are habitually used in our legislation...is evident, from the fact that to them alone could, on the location of the road, the ordar withdrawing lauds from pre -emptiou, private entry, and gale,...

...the meaning of the grant. Mr. Justice Davis, in Newhall v. Sanger, 92 US 761, justly remarked, that the words "public lands" "are habitually used in our...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." The treaty ratified Jan. 23, 1849, allowed the Indians to remain upon the lands for two years, and...

...litigation between the grantees and third parties." In the case of Newhall v. Sanger, 92 US 761, the supreme court said the words "public lands" are habitually...subject to sale or other disposal, under general laws. The conclusion reached by these decisions is that only such lands as are public lands at the date of...

...lands claimed were not, in the sense of the law, "public lauds" mentioned in the act of 1856. Tin' words "public lands" are habitually used in our legislation to describe such us an- subject to sale or other disposal under general laws. That they were so eui|il»ydin this instance...

..."public lands," as given by Mr. Justice DAVIS in the case of Newhall v. Sanger, supra. He says they "are habitually used in our legislation to describe...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." This case arose under the acts of congress of 1862 and 1864. granting to the Pacific railroads every...

...Hastings and Dakota Eailroad Company, 9 Copp, 230; opinion Attorney-General MacVeagh, July 15, 1881.) " The words ' public lands' are habitually used in our...legislation to describe such as are subject to sale or disposal under general laws." (Newhall v. Sanger, 92 U. S , 761.) Lauds then held under homestead entries...

...benefit of them." (Leavenworth, &c., RR Co. v. US, 92 US, 733.) The words "public, lauds" are used "to describe such as are subject to sale or other disposal under general laws. (Newhall r. Sanger, 92 US, 701.) terms must.bo plainly expressed in the statute, and if not thus expressed...