139 U. S. 507, 11 Sup. Ct. 628, 35 L. Ed. 288; Smith vy. Hill, Cal. 122, 26 Pac. 644: Merrill v. Dixon, 15 Nev. 406.—Place lands. Lands granted in aid of a railroad company which are within certain limits on each side of the road, and which become instantly fixed by the adovtion of the line of the road. There is a well-defined difference between place lands and “indemnity lands.” See LN DEMEIES, See Jeckeon v. Moure