Kelley v. Andrew

As nearly as may he gathered from the very meager and insufficient record on which error is prosecuted in this case, early in the eighties J. J. Kelley settled on a part of section 31, which was then, and at the commencement of the suit, a part of the public domain of the United States. The land was adjacent to the city of Pueblo and on what would have been a continuation of Santa Fe avenue, if that street ran *123through the section. He built some sort of a structure on a part of his premises, and apparently occupied a strip of land some sixteen feet wide alongside of the building. Subsequently…