...court, states, in the matter of the question as to the duties of the Secretary of the Interior, that he is the supervising agent of the government to do justice...preserve the rights of the people of the United States. The laud in question is still under the jurisdiction of this Department, and if the decision of November...

...administration of the trusts devolving upon the government by reason <;f the laws of Congress, or linder treaty stipulations, respecting the public domain,...preserve the rights of the people of the United States. The court also quoted with approval a part of the decision of this Department in the case of Pueblo...

...of patents thereon, and the administration of the trusts devolving upon the government by reason uf the laws of Congress, or under treaty stipulations,...domain, the Secretary of the Interior is the supervising agentot' the government to do justice to all claimants ¡nul preserve the rights of the people of the...

...administration of the trusts devolving upon the government, by reason of the laws of Congress or nuder treaty stipulations, respecting the public domain, the Secretary of the Interior is the snpervising agent of the government to do. justice to all claimants and preserve the rights of the...

...private land claims nnd the issuing of patents thereon, and the administration of the trusts devolving upon the government, by reason of the laws of Congress...respecting the public domain, the Secretary of the Interior \a the supervising agent of the government to do justice to all claimants and preserve the rights of...

...and the administration of the trusts devolving upon the government by reason of the laws of congres?, or under treaty stipulations, respecting the public...preserve the rights of the people of the United States. As was said by the secretary of the interior on the application for the recall and cancellation of...

...private land claims and the issuing of patents thereon, and the administration of the trusts devolving on the government, by reason of the laws of Congress,...preserve the rights of the people of the United States. It is most strenuously insisted by counsel, however, that the department is wrong in assuming that...

...treaty stipulations, respecting the public domain, the Secretary of the Interior is the supervisory agent of the government to do justice to all claimants...preserve the rights of the people of the United States. And again, in Catholic Bishop of Nesqually r. Gibbon (158 US, 155, 167), after quoting the above extract...

...the administration of the trusts devolving upon the government, by reason of the laws of Congre."s or under treaty stipulations, respecting the public...preserve the rights of the people of the United States. In Bishop of Nesqually v. Gibbon (158 VS, 155, 167) the court, speaking on the same subject, after...

...of Congress or under treaty stipulations, respecting the public domain, the Secretary of tinInterior is the supervising agent of the government to do justice to all claimants and preserve the right," of the people of the Tnited States. In Bishop of Nesqually >•. Gibbon (158 V. S., 155, 1H7)...