Joseph McKenna

“ The herding or grazing of loose stock or cattle of any kind on the government lands in the park, as well as the driving of such stock or cattle over the same, is strictly forbidden, except in such cases where authority therefor is granted by the super-intendent.'
Appellant claims the right, without complying with these rules, to drive his cattle over the toll roads and to graze them on his lands. On one occasion appellant placed cattle on his lands, and appellee Benson immediately removed them, and refused to allow them to be grazed thereon until appellant complied with the rules ”

“ If the fact were established it might be hard to resist its effect, but it is not established. The evidence cited in support of it, and of which we have given the substance, refers to a period anterior to the time when this controversy arose. ”

“ He further testified that he was detailed on special duty to ascertain private land claims in the park, the object being to ascertain who owned land 'and somewhere about where it lay;' that he did some surveying and found that a great many people-'Mr. Curtin, for instance'-had fenced more land than they were entitled to, had paid no attention to their own lines, had tracts of land inclosed upon which their cattle did not stay for more than three or four days, 'but proceeded out to the rest of the park ”