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Tarpey Vs. Madsen
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- May 21, 1900
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U.S. 215 (1900) U.S. Supreme Court Tarpey v. MadsenSearch
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U.S. 215 (1900) Tarpey v. MadsenSearch
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Northern Pacific Railroad v. AmackerSearch
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them to leave. Their possessory rights are recognized as of value and made the subjects of barter and sale. Lamb v. DavenportSearch
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individuals, it has been uniformly held that no rights are thus acquired as against the United States. In Camfield v. UnitedSearch
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way of others who might wish to enter and acquire title under the land laws of the United States. See also Frisbie v. WhitneySearch
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the line was definitely fixed whenever it was surveyed, staked out, and marked on the face of the earth, United States v. WinonaSearch
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This unfortunate uncertainty and instability of title continued until the decisions of this Court in Van Wyck v. KnevalsSearch
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U. S. 360 , and Kansas Pacific Railway Company v. DunmeyerSearch
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company could be considered as definitely ascertained. In the latter of the two cases, Kansas Pacific Railway Company v. DunmeyerSearch
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are determined by the facts appearing of record, has been repeatedly recognized since. In Hastings & Dakota Railroad v. WhitneySearch
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Still later, in Whitney v. TaylorSearch
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local land office, is the official recognition of the preemption claim. While the cases of Kansas Pacific Railway Co. v. DunmeyerSearch
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and Hastings & Dakota Railway Co. v. WhitneySearch
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And in Northern Pacific Railroad Company v. ColburnSearch
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company until and unless he had filed his entry in the proper land office. Still later, in Northern Pacific Railroad v. SandersSearch
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And subsequently, on page 166 U. S. 631 , we quoted, as the settled law in this respect, from Kansas Pacific v. DunmeyerSearch
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Texas Railway Page 178 U. S. 227 v. KansasSearch
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Pacific Railway, 97 U. S. 491 , 97 U. S. 497 , repeated in United States v. SouthernSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Tarpey v. MadsenSearch
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the United States. In Camfield v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. WinonaSearch
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and Kansas Pacific Railway Company v. DunmeyerSearch
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Kansas Pacific Railway Company v. DunmeyerSearch
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In Hastings & Dakota Railroad v. WhitneySearch
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Whitney v. TaylorSearch
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of Kansas Pacific Railway Co. v. DunmeyerSearch
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company v. ColburnSearch
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Northern Pacific Railroad v. SandersSearch
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Kansas Pacific v. DunmeyerSearch
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and certainty to the congressional grant. It was said in Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Page 178 U. S. 227 v. KansasSearch
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United States v. SouthernSearch
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