...of the land department, the object of its creation and the powers it possesses in the alienation by patent of portions of the public lands, that it creates...department, as we have repeatedly said, was established j to supervise the various proceedings whereby a conveyance of the title from the 'United States to...

...the land department, the object of its creation, ' and the powers it possesses in the alienation by patent of portions of the public lands, that it creates...whereby a conveyance of the title from the United Stntes to portions of the public domain is obtained, and to see that the requirements of different...

...the land department, the object of its creation, and the powers it possesses in the alienation, by patent, of portions of the public lands, that it creates...effect to be given to the action of that department, overlooked our decisions on the subject. That department, as we have repeatedly said, was established...

...department, the object of its creation, and the powers it possessed in v.35ij.no.2— 7 the alienation by patent of portions of the public lands, that it creates...unpleasant surprise to find that counsel, in discussing the ettect to be given to the action of that department, overlook our decisions on the subject That department,...

...creat'um. and the powere it possesses in the alienation by patent of portions of the public lauds, that 't creates an unpleasant surprise to find that counsel, in discussing the effect to he given to *be action of that department, overlook our Decisions on the subject. That department,...

...the scope of its authority. In the case of Steel v. Smelting Co., supra, the court says: "The land department, as we have repeatedly said, was established to supervise the various pioceedings whereby a conveyance of the title from the United States to portions of the public domain...

...of the land department, the object of its creation and the powers it possesses in the alienation by patent of portions of the public lands, that it creates...have repeatedly said, was established to supervise tbe various proceedings whereby a convey ttnce °f tne l'"e fr°m ^e United States to por[45 Ij tjong...

...varying capacities to weigh evidence." In Steel v. Smelting Co., 106 US 450, the court said: "The land department, as we have repeatedly said, was established...proceedings whereby a conveyance of the title from tlie United States to portions of the public domain is obtained, and to see that the requirements of...

...of the land department, the object of its creation, and the powers it possesses iu the alienation by patent, of portions of the public lands, that it creates...department, overlook our decisions on the subject." After reviewing these decisions the court uses the following language: "So with a patent for land of...

...of the laud department, the object of its creation, and the powers it possesses in the alienation by patent of portions of the public lands, that it creates...unpleasant surprise to find that counsel, in discussing the eft'ect to be given to the action of that department, overlook our decisions on the subject." After...