State v. Jackson

The authorities cited in the original opinion furnish adequate answers to all questions raised in the state's application for reargument. Further discussion is added only because of the state's insistence that we overlooked certain language of the Nelson Act (25 Stat. 642, Act of January 14, 1889, c. 24), providing for the cession and relinquishment by the Chippewa Indians of their title and interest in all reservations in the state except the White Earth and Red Lake Reservations.

The language called to our attention is in § 1 of the act:

"* * * the acceptance and approval of such cession and…