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

IA. If any person who has been as
signed a number emitting him to make
entry fails to appear and present his
application when the number assign
ed him is reached and his name is
called, his right to enter WAL be pass
ed until all other applicants assigned
for that day have been disposed. of,
when he will be afforded another op-
portunity to make entry on that
day, falling in which he will be
deemed to have abandoned his right
to make entry prior to September 1,
1910.
Is. If any person holding num-
Der dies before the date on which
he Is required to make entry, his
widow, or any one of his heirs, may
appear and make entry, in their own
Individual right, under his number
on that date, but not thereafter.
16. Proof required at time of filing.
AT the time of appearing to make
entry, each applicant must, by atfl-
dayit show his qualifications to make
a homestead entry. If an applicant
files a soldiers declaratory state
ment, either in person or by agent,
he must furnish evidence Of military
service and honorable discharge. All
foreign-born persons must furnish
either the original or copies of their
declaration of intention to become
citizens or copies of the order of the
court admitting them to full citizen
ship. If persons who were not born
in the United States claim citizenship
through their Iathers' naturalization
while they were under twenty-one
years of age, they must furnish a
copy of the order of the court adj
hitting their fathers to full citizen
ship.
II. Applicants will not be required
to swear that they nave seen or ex-
amined the land, before making ap-
plication to enter, and the usual non
mineral and nonsaline afidavits will
not be required with applications to
enter made prior to September l,
1910, but evidence of the nonmineral
and nonsaIIne character of the lands
entered. before that date must, be fur;
nished by the entrymen before their
final proofs are accepted. >y->..$5 j.
10. Proceedings ON contests and re-
jected applications" Len the reg
lister and receiver Of the land Office
at which these lands will become
subject to entry for any reason reject
the application of any person claim
ing the right to make entry, under
any number assigned him, they will
at once advise him of the rejection
and of his right of appeal, and
further action thereon shall be con-
trolled by the following rules, and
not otherwise: t.: -. ;! i.
y. a. Applications either to file SOL
diers' declaratory statement or to
make homestead entry Of these lands
must, on presentation in accordance
with these regulations, he at once &C
lcepted or rejected, but NE local land
officers may, in their discretion, per-
nit amendment Of defective applica-
Jtions during the day only on which
they are presented. If properly
amended on the same day entry may
be permitted after the numbers for
the day have been exhausted, in their
numerical order.
b. No appeal to the General Land
Office will be allowed Or. considered
unless taken within one day lSun-
days excepted) after the rejection of
the application.
c. After the rejection fan appli--
cation, whether an appeal be taken
or not, the land will continue to be
subject to entry as before; excepting
that any subsequent applicant for
the same land must be informed Of
the prior rejected application and
that his application, If allowed, will
be: subject to the disposition of the
prior application, upon appeal if any
be taken from the rejection thereof,
which fact must be noted upon the
receipt issued him and upon the ap.
plication allowed. ..%,,s-,
. d. When an appeal is taken the pa,
pers will be Immediately forwarded
to the General Land Office, where
they will at once be carefully exam
ined and forwarded to the secretary
of the interior with: appropriate rec.
;ommendation, when the matter will
be promptly decided and closed. s:::,t.
e. Applications filed prior to Sep
TENDER 1, 1910, to contest entries al
lowed for these lands will also be
Immediately, forwarded to the Gen.
eral Land Office, where they will be
at once carefully examined and for
warded to the secretary Of the in
terror, with proper recomm endations.
when the matter will be promptly
decided. w Fl IT,. 5};% "a,
. +. These regulations will supersede
during the period between April l.,
1910, and September /, 1910, any rule
OF practice or other regulation gov
with which they. may be in conflict.
in SO far as they relate to the lands
affected by these regulations, and
will apply to all appeals taken from
actions Of local officers during that
period affecting any of these lands. j
a. Very respectfully, s
~ I .. @s.. ..s5a s. v. .PROUDFIT, =
!. ~, N Acting Conmiss Toner.
3 Approved August 81, 1909. i# 1ss'
FRANK PIERCE,
IS Acting Secretary.
There are over three hundred
young men IN the city working for
forty or fifty dollars per month. /
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