...unexpected contingencies, to do justice." See, also, Lee v. Johnson, 116 CS 48, 6 Sup. Ct. Rep. 249. It makes no difference whether the appeal is in regular...on his own motion, knowing that injustice is about tobedone bysome action of the commissioner, takes up the case and disposes of It in accordance with...

...take measures to annul." And, again, on page 181, 142 US, and page 264, 12 Sup. Ct, Is this language: "The secretary Is the guardIan of the people of the United States over the public lands. The obligations of his oath of office oblige him to see that the law is carried out, and that...

...Interior by established rules of the department In Knight v. Ü. S. Land Association, supra, it was said: "It makes no difference whether the appeal is in regular...of the people of the United States over the public lands. The see that the law Is carried out, and that none of the public domain is wasted or is disposed...

...him by appeal or on review, or whether he took the matter up on his own motion; and the court said: "It makes no difference whether the appeal is in regular...takes up the case, and disposes of it in accordance wilh law and justice. The secretary is the guardian of the people of the United States over the public...

...in the face of these unexpected contingencies, to do justice." See also Lee v. Johnson, 116 US 48. It makes no difference whether the appeal is in regular...of the people of the United States over the public lands. The obligations of his oath of office oblige him to see that the law is carried out, and that...

...in the face of these unexpected contingencies, to do justice." See also Lee v. Johnson, 116 US 48. It makes no difference whether the appeal is in regular...up the case and disposes of it in accordance with kw and justice. The Secretary is the guardian of the people of the United States over the public lands....

...authority can only be exercised upon notice to the entryman.5 ' I 663. Secretary of the interior. — The secretary is the guardian of the people of the United States over the public lands. The obligations of his oath of office oblige him to see that the law is carried out, and that...

...lands, including mines. (Sec. 441, US Rev. Stat.) Knight v. United States Land Ass'n, 142 U. a 161. 110. "The secretary is the guardian of the people of the United States over the public lands. The obligations of his oath of office oblige him to see that the law is carried out and that...

...him by appeal or on review, or whether he took the matter up on his own motion; and the court said: "It makes no difference whether the appeal is in regular...done by some action of the commissioner, takes up the caso, and disposes of it In accordance with law and Justice. The secretary is the guardian of the people...

...duty to ask the Attorney General to take measures to annul." And, again, on page 181 is this language: "The Secretary is the guardian of the people of the United States over the public lands. The obligations of his oath of office oblige him to see that the law is carried out, and that...