(rancher brought suit under federal Quiet Title Act seeking easement rights over county roads leading to Yosemite Valley floor by virtue of status as abutting landowner under state law; district court dismissed claim because county’s claim for ownership of road was dismissed in previous ruling, which was not appealed, so it became final judgment; because rancher’s claim was based solely on county’s ownership, rancher had no claim or easement to road; any damage from loss of easement must be sought against county; further Homestead Act did not save claim as rancher had no specific claim to easement and all common law implied easement claims were extinguished by public grant; appellate court affirmed dismissal with prejudice; concurrence argued no claim existed for rancher separate from public access rights, which are not sufficient to bring claim under Quiet Title Act).