...Newhall v. Sanger, 92 US 761, 23 L. Ed. 769, the Supreme Court of the United States said that "the words 'public lands' are habitually used in our legislation...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." In Hastings, etc., RR Co. v. Whitney, 132 US 357, 10 Sup. Ct. 112, 33 L. Ed. 3G3, the court, after...

...The acts which govern this case are more explicit, and leave less room for construction. The words 'public lands' are habitually used in our legislation...is evident from the fact that to them alone could the order withdrawing lands from preemption, private entry, and sale apply." The court then goes on...

...thereby conveyed. In the case of Newhall v. Suuger (92 US, 761), the supreme court say: "The words ' public lands' are habitually used in our legislation...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." The same principle was recognized in the case of Wilcox v. Jackson (13 Peters, 498), and iu Leavenworth,...

...thereby conveyed. In the case of Newhall vs. Sanger (92 US, 761), the Supreme Court say: " The words ' public lands ' are habitually used in our legislation...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." The same principle was recognized in the case of Wilcox vs. Jackson (13 Peters, 498), and in Leavenworth,...

...In the case of Newhall v. Sauger (92 US, 7tíl ), the supreme court say: "The words ' public lauds' are habitually used in our legislation to describe such as are subject to sale or other disposal nuder general laws." The same principle was recognized in the case of Wilcox î?. Jackson (13 Peters,...

...reserved. PUBLIC LANDS — PRIVATE ENTRY.— Public lands, within the meaning of the acts of congress, are such as are subject to sale or other disposal under general laws, and do not include those previously granted or in process of private entry by pre-emption, homestead,...

..."public lands" does not include tide lands. As said in Newhall v. Sanger, 92 US 761, 763: "The words ' public lands ' are habitually used in our legislation...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." See also Leavenworth &c. Railroad v. United States, 92 US 733 ; Doolan v. Carr, 125 US 618. Further,...

...March 3, 1891, or any proclamation thereunder could not operate upon them. "The words 'public lauds' are habitually used in our legislation to describe...subject to sale or other disposal under general laws." Newhall r. Sanger, 98 U. 8., 761. In Wilcox v. Jackson (13 Peters, 513), the supreme court say: That...

...in support of your decision, for the reason that the words 'public lands are habitually used incur legislation to describe such as are subject to sale or other disposal, under general laws,' and do not necessarily embrace all unoccupied and unappropriated public lands," etc. — citing Newball...

...lands," and these words have acquired- a settled meaning in the legislation of this country. "The words 'public lands' are habitually used in our legislation to describe such as are subject to gale or other disposal under general laws." (New hall v. Sanger, 92 TJ. S., 761, 763.) "The grant is...