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11 Idaho 127

Walker v. Bacon

Idaho Supreme Court

Decided June 1, 1905

Idaho Supreme Court · decided 1905-06-01

Honorable Lyttleton Price, Judge. Action to recover damages under what is known as the two-mile limit law. Judgment for plaintiff. • The policy of the United States as to their public lands not only permits, but encourages, their use for the purpose of pasturing all kinds of livestock. This is the result of no recent legislation or declaration, but has been the settled policy of all departments of the government from our earliest history.

Affirmed · Decided 1905-06-01

¶1ON PETITION FOR REHEARING.

AILSHIE, J.

¶2— The petition for a rehearing in this ease does not present any matter not heretofore considered by the court. The position of this court on the questions presented is well defined by the numerous opinions in the various cases heretofore cited in this case. The petition is denied.

Sullivan, J., concurs.Stockslager, C. J., dissents.
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