...within or bounded by the states. In Hardin v. Jordan, 140 US 371, 11 Sup. Ct 806, 838, It was held that grants by the United States of Its public lands bounded on itreams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed, as to their...

...Hastings the title to the particular land in controversy ? In Hardin v. Jordan, 140 US 371, it was held that grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed as to their effect according...

...disappear." It Is laid down in Hardin v. Jordan, 140 Ü. S. 371, 11 Sup. Ct. 808, 838 (35 L. Ed. 428), that "grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed as to their effect according...

...stand or fall by his own title, and cannot avail himself of a defect in the title of the defendant. Grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed, as to their effect,...

...stand or fall by his own title, and cannot avail himself of a defect in the title of the defendant. Grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed, as to their effect,...

...patent, issued in 1873, was inoperative and void; also, that a meander line is not a boundary, but that the water whose body is meandered is the true boundary, whether the meander Jine in fact coincides with the shore or not; also, that grants by the United States of its public...

...patent, issued in 1873, was inoperative and void ; also, that a meander line is not a boundary, but that the water whose body is meandered is the true...also, that grants by the United States of its public lauds bounded on streams or other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed...

...respectively, when admitted into the Union." Shlvely v. Bowlby, 152 US 2, 14 Sup. Ct 548. So, It has been held that "grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed, as to their effect,...

...do not impair the efficacy of the grant, or the use and enjoyment of the property by the grantee." "Grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be Willow River Club vs. Wade. construed,...

...supreme court of the United States in Hardin v. Jordan, 140 US 371, 11 Sup. Ct. Rep. 808, 838, had held that "grants by the United States of its public lands bounded on streams and other waters, made without reservation or restriction, are to be construed, as to their effect,...