If the metes and bounds were fixed by an "agreed understanding" it could be defi-
nitely known whether they were within or without the claim. He further testified
that the whole place had been overrun with cattle, and that the object of the regula-
tions was "to keep people to the use of their own lands and keep the Government
land from being interfered with." He did not attempt to prevent Curtin from using
hia land, provided he complied with the regulations, but he did remove cattle from
Curtin's land on the ground that he had not complied with the regulations.
He testified further that he permitted Curtin to pasture his cattle on hia land after
he (Curtin) had it surveyed, but refused Curtin permission to fence according to the
survey, the correctness of the survey being disputed.
12 WESTERN BOUNDAKY OF YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK.
