Rogers v. Vanderbilt

This case does not differ in any material respect from the case of Barnes v. Jeffus, 173 Ark. 102, 291 S. W. 990. The instant case is therefore controlled by the former one.

In this ease, as in that, the owner of the fee title to certain land sold the timber standing thereon, and granted a fixed time for its removal. In the instant case the timber deed gave the grantee the right to a mill-site on said land for the purpose of cutting said timber into lumber and for sawing other timber, if desired, with the right to all roads necessary for the purposes of the deed.

In the former case a fixed…