United States v. Title Ins. & Trust Co.
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
GIDBERT, Circuit Judge.
In the capacity of guardian of a band of Mission Indians, incompetent to manage their own affairs, known as the Tejón Indians, residing on a described tract of land in Kern county, Cal., the United States brought a suit against the appellees, seeking to have the original title of occupancy and possession of the land by the Indians confirmed and established as a species of easement founded on the grant of title to tire lands .from the Mexican government, and to obtain compensation for alleged acts of wrong and oppression committed by the appellees, and to enjoin further…
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