Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-02

, h:ildren, in the appointment o
agents, may be obtained from thu
superintendent and also from tn
| Tribune, Bismarck, North Dakota, O
from the Bismarck Commercial Club
5. No envelope should contain
more than one application for regis
! tration Or contain any other paper
than the application. Proof of ma
| turalization and of military service
and other proof required Gas in CASE
| Of second homestead entries), will BIZ
! exacted before the entry, is allowed
but should not accompany the appli
| cation for registration.
6. Method of receiving and hand
ling applications.-As soon as the
superintendent of the opening re
ceives an envelope addressed to him
with the words Registration App1i
cation" endorsed >-4ereon, he will Gil
such envelope bears no distinctive
marks or words indicating the name
of the person by whom it was pre-
sented) deposit it in a metal can
set apart for the reception, of such
envelopes. The cans used for this
purpose must be so constructed as
to prevent envelopes deposited there
in from being removed therefrom,
without detection, and they must be
safely guarded by representatives Of
the government until they are pub
licly opened on the day when the Sc
lections authorized by the proclama-
ton are to be made. All envelopes
which show the name of the person
by whom they were mailed will be
opened as soon as they are received
by the superintendent, and the ap-
plications therein will be returned to
the applicants. 8.
7. Method of assigning numbers to
apprehension October rs, 1909, the
cans containing the applications for
registration. will be publicly opened
and all envelopes contained therein
will be thoroughly mixed and distrib-
uted preparatory to the selection and
numbering thereof in the manner d.
rected by said proclamation.
8. Numbers will not be assigned to
a greater number of persons than
will be reasonably necessary to in
duce the entry of all the lands sub
ject to entry in said reservations
under said proclamation. The ap-
plications for registration presented
by persons to whom numbers are not
assigned. will be carefully arranged
and inspected, and if it is found that
any person has presented more than
one application for registration in
his own behalf and, one application
as agent, or presented his own ap.
plication in other than his true
name, or in any other manner
than that directed by said proclama-
ton, he will be denied the right to
make entry under any, number as
signed him. 49, -,
9. When an application for regis
tration has been selected and mum
bered, as prescribed by said procla'
nation, the name and address. of the
applicant and the number assigned
to him will be publicly announced, and
the application will be filed III the
order in which it was numbered.
10. All selected applications which
are not correct in form and execu-
tion will be stamped Rejected
Imperfectly Executed" and filed in
the order in which they were re-
jected. -.
II. Notices of numbers assigned
will be promptly mailed to all per-
sons to whom they are assigned, and
to the agents, in cases where num-
bers are assigned to soldiers who
registered by agents, at the post
Office address given in their applica-
lions for registration, but no notice
whatever will be sent to persons to
whom numbers are not assigned.
IL. Notices Of the time and place
of making entry will be mailed to
such number of persons holding
numbers as may be reasonably nec-
essary to induce the entering OF all
the lands desirable for entry, and If
any person who receives such a no.
tice either notifies the superintendent
that he does not intend to make en-
try or fails to make entry on the
day assigned him for that
purpose, the person holding the low
est number to whom no date for
entry has been assigned Will be at
once notified that he will be permit
ted to make entry on a date named
in such notice, after all persons hold.
ing numbers lower than his have had
opportunity to make entry.
10. Time and method of making en-
tries and filings.-Persons who re.
sceive notice Of their right to make
entry must file or present their ap-
p1ications to- enter at the land Office
for the land district in which the
lands they desire are located, as fol-
lows: The applications OF persons
holding numbers from 1 to 50 fDclus-
i've must be presented when their
names are called on April /, 1910; the
applications Of persons holding num-
ybers from 81 to 100 inclusive must
be presented when their names are
called on April 2. 1910; the appl5ca-
lions of persons holding numbers
101 to 200 inclusive must be present
ed when their names are called on
April 4, 1910; and 20 en-, at the rate
of one hundred on each succeeding
day, Sundays and legal holidays sex-
cepted, until the persons holding the
first one thousand numbers have
been given opportunity to present
fhnir ann1fnnf}0uS and affor that the