The Right to Tax Unpatented Railroad Lands, And Government Lands for Which Land Office Receipts Have Been Issued
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693, it was held that: "If, by a legislative declaration, a specific tract is confirmed to any one, his title is not strengthened by a subsequent pat- ent from the Government. That instrument may be of great service to him in proving his title, if contested, and the extent of his land, especially when proof of its boundaries would otherwise rest in the uncertain recollection of witnesses. It would thus be an instrument of quiet and security to him, but it could not add to the validity and compl...eteness of the title confirmed by the Act of Congress. {Langdeau vs. Hanes, 21 Wall'. 521 ; Ryan vs. Carter, 93 U. S. 78; Tripp vs. Spring, 5 Sawyer, 209,216.) " If there were any difference in the grade of the two con- veyances of the Government — that by a direct legislative act, and that by officers acting under provisions of the statute — it would seem that there should be greater weight and dignity attached to the legislative grant, as proceeding more immediately from the source of title than the patent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
693, it was held that: "If, by a legislative declaration, a specific tract is confirmed to any one, his title is not strengthened by a subsequent pat- ent from the Government. That instrument may be of great service to him in proving his title, if contested, and the extent of his land, especially when proof of its boundaries would otherwise rest in the uncertain recollection of witnesses. It would thus be an instrument of quiet and security to him, but it could not add to the validity and compl...eteness of the title confirmed by the Act of Congress. {Langdeau vs. Hanes, 21 Wall'. 521 ; Ryan vs. Carter, 93 U. S. 78; Tripp vs. Spring, 5 Sawyer, 209,216.) " If there were any difference in the grade of the two con- veyances of the Government — that by a direct legislative act, and that by officers acting under provisions of the statute — it would seem that there should be greater weight and dignity attached to the legislative grant, as proceeding more immediately from the source of title than the patent.
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