...quartermasters, etc. Also the water and sewer systems and roadways indicated by lines and references. From an early period in the history of the Government it has been the practice for the President to order from time to tin.e, as the exigencies of the public service required, parcels...

...public purposes by an order of the President. In pronouncing its opinion, the supreme court said : From an early period in the history of the government,...the President to order, from time to time, as the exigences of the public service required, parcels of land belonging to the United States to be reserved...

...President. In pronouncing its opinion, the supreme court said: From au early period in the history of tho government, it has been the practice of the President to order, from time to time, as tho exigences of the public service required, parcels of land belonging to tho United States to bo...

...its opinion, the supreme court said : From an eurly period in the history of the government, it Las been the practice of the President to order, from time to time, as the exigences of the public service required, parcels of land belonging to the United States to be reserved...

...McDowell (6 Wall., 381), the supreme court said : From an early period in the history of the goverument it has been the practice of the President to order,...reserved from sale and set apart for public uses. (Wolsey c. Chapman, 101 U. 8., 770.) The occupation by Cotton did not prevent the executive order from...

...by the courts. In the case of Grisar г-. McDowell (G Wall., 363, 381) the supreme court said that " from an early period in the history of the government...exigencies of the public service required, parcels of laud belonging to the United States to be reserved from sale and set apart for public uses." The trees...

...over the lauds in question. In the case of Grisaru. McDowell (6 Wall., 381), the supreme court said : From an early period in the history of the government...practice of the President to order, from time to time, us the exigencies of the public service required, parcels of land belonging to the United States to...

...order, from time to Unie, as the exigencies of the public service required, parcels of land belongiug to the United States to be reserved from sale and set apart for public uses. (Woleey v. Chapman, 101 US, 770.) The occupation by Cotton did not prevent the executive order from...

...history of the government; thus in the case of Grisar v. McDowell (6 Wallace, 381), the court says: It has been the practice of the President to order...reserved from sale and set apart for public uses. The act in question is in the nature of a discretionary statute. The location, the extent and the time...

...Herring (11 LD, 60). In the case of Grisar v. McDowell (6 Wall., 363, 381), the supreme court said that from an early period in the history of the government...time to time, as the exigencies of the public service require, parcels of land belonging to the United States to be reserved from sale and set apart for...