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IMPORTANT LAW SUIT The u. s. Superior Court
has been in session here since last Thursday week,
for trial OF certain indictments under c act of Con-
grcss Of 1891 for the protection Of live oak and cedar
tnber and other timber upon the public lands reserved
for naval purposes One indictment had been found
Wednesday last and motion was made TO quash (and
was argued at lengthy upon the ground that the timber
charged have cut was not alleged to have been


live oak red cedar nor was to have been cut
ON rose rycd lands On the part of the accused il
conended such allegations were necessary to sup
port the indictments On the part of the prosecution


concnded the act Of 1891 operated to prevent
the cutting any any Of the lands Of the United
states This question is Of very great Importance
and involves the interests Of the people the states
to very great extent We are far from being disposed


to say any thing the subject which might have the e
feet Of preudcing the public mind upon question
important whilst It is still the subject Of Judicial inquiry
among but il is certainly very strange that law
imposing such penalties for offence OF every
days occurrence should have been allowed as this act
of Congress has been to sumber for fourteen years.
and that ts true Interpretation shoud but Just now have
been found out and Il less strange that such total
revolution in the whole policy Of the government IN
laon to the public lands, is effected by this act Of
Congress- should have passed unnotced by those 20
deeply interested. --Pensacoia Gazette.