Supreme Court dismisses claim to establish ownership of severed timber due to statute of limitations expiration.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's action to establish ownership rights over severed timber that had been auctioned off. The defendant argued that the claim was time-barred under the statute of limitations provisions, while the plaintiff contended the specific nature of the property rights prevented the expiration. The court ruled that the general limitation period applied, thereby extinguishing the plaintiff's right to enforce the claim.