Legal Opinion
United States v. Hays
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
Decided October 29, 1929No. 23PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
COTTERAL, Circuit Judge.
Harrison Lowe Hays, the appellee, made three entries of public land, each for 160 acres, in Carbon county, Wyoming, in June and July, 1919, one of them being original homestead entry, another additional homestead entry, and the *949third an additional stock-raising homestead entry. In July, 1923, he made final proof upon the three entries, for which a certificate was issued in November following, and patents were issued on February 7, 1924. Suit was brought by the United States to cancel the patents, resulting, after a trial, in a decree dismissing the bill; and the United…
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