Horne v. Smith

Citations

• 159 U.S. 40
• 15 S. Ct. 988
• 40 L. Ed. 68
• 1895 U.S. LEXIS 2284

Syllabus

<p>In this case the United States Surveyors obviously surveyed the plaintiff’s lot only to a bayou which they called the Indian River, leaving a tract between the bayou and that river unsurveyed; 'and the plaintiff has no right to challenge the correctness of their action, or to claim that the bayou was not the Indian River or a proper water line on which to bound the lots.</p>