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United States Vs. Sweet
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- Jan 28, 1918
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U.S. 563 (1918) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. SweetSearch
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U.S. 563 (1918) United States v. SweetSearch
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indemnity law of February 28, 1891, supra, shall apply to sections 2 and 32 as well as 16 and 36. Cooper v. RobertsSearch
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as to lead this Court to say in United States v. GratiotSearch
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and also to hold in United States v. GearSearch
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and so did not embrace them. A like practice prevailed in respect of saline lands, and in Morton v. NebraskaSearch
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United States that it did not, include mineral lands. Ultimately the controversy came before this Court in Mining Co. v. ConsolidatedSearch
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Page 245 U. S. 571 That ruling was reaffirmed and followed in Mullan v. UnitedSearch
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including them became even more firmly established than before, and this is recognized in our decisions. Mining Co. v. ConsolidatedSearch
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Davis v. WeibboldSearch
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although not known to be mineral when the grant takes effect, they are afterwards discovered to be so. See California v. DeseretSearch
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respecting mineral lands, and not as though it constituted the sole evidence of the legislative will. United States v. BarnesSearch
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with the special inclusion of saline lands, indicates that the former are not included. See Montello Salt Co. v. UtahSearch
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state covering all of these sections, instead of the latter two, as in other western states. The case of Cooper v. RobertsSearch
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Some observations in the opinion are not in accord with our present conclusion. These were relied upon in Mining Co. v. ConsolidatedSearch
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Utah v. AllenSearch
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Richter v. UtahSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. SweetSearch
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Mining Co. v. ConsolidatedSearch
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Mullan v. UnitedSearch
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See California v. DeseretSearch
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See Montello Salt Co. v. UtahSearch
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of Cooper v. RobertsSearch
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