Sanborn v. United States
United States Court of Claims
The Reporters’ statement of the case: The facts relating to this application are set forth in the opinion of the court. It was made during the vacation and the decision was at Chambers.
1Opinion of the Court
Richardson, Cb. J.,
filed tbe following opinion:
This application was made in vacation, and so, by rule 3 of • tbe regulations of tbe Supreme Court relating to appeals from tbe Conrt of Claims, it must be disposed of by tbe chief justice.
The case originated by transmission of tbe following letter from tbe Secretary of tbe Interior:
“Department op the Interior,
“ Washington, November 28, 1891.
“ The honorable Chief Justice a/nd judges of the Court of Claims of the United States:
“ Sirs : In pursuance of tbe advice of tbe honorable Attorney-General and with the concurrence of tbe Commissioner of…
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