PROOF, Continued. Of settlement and cultivation for certain period required before To consist of the affidavit of party, corroborated by testimony of In making final, it is not required that homestead party applying to PAGE. 185 . 185 185 per- 185 If such proof be not made the party must show that he has Provision in case party has not made, on his original homestead Parties applying to make additional entries under soldiers and sail- Upon proper, that settler under timber culture laws has not done Upon due, by two credible witnesses that homestead settler has cul- 186 186 187 187 190 190 191 Homestead parties claiming patents under 4th section of timber 193 201-2 Of reclamation of all the section of land for which declaration was 217 or reloca- 217 217 Party making satisfactory, to be allowed to make entry That claimant has alienated a part of his tract is inadmissible Touching residence and cultivation, when to be applied to second Of parties whose entries have been cancelled under soldiers' and 261 264 265 265 In case first tract has been disposed of, will apply to second claim, 265 275 Of settlement and improvement relates entirely to original home- 279 Of abandonment and entry to be made by Indians, what to Of military or naval service, what to consist of in cases of addi- 279 consist 284 of, PROOF, Continued. Homestead entry should stand when prior pre-emptor fails to Upon satisfactory, &c., being made before register and receiver PAGE. 321 451 In cases of joint entry under act of 1866, must be made individually, 452 In settlement claims in Louisiana, Required under act of June 10, 1872, under circular of July 18, 1872, of private land claims, . 479 Required under instructions of August 26, 1872, for certificates of 514 517 525 528 532 647 706 709 In surveys of California private land claims, May be adduced to show improper issuance of patent, Timber-culture claimant to receive patent for quarter section upon proper, of cultivation, &c., And payment; when to be made by settlers on Cherokee Strip, Pre-emption, how prepared for transmission to the General Land- PUBLICATION. Where survey of California private claim was made prior and Of notice of approval by the Surveyor-General of California, of a The place of, of a newspaper, printed in San Francisco, but dated 550 550 Act of 1860 required that four weeks should elapse between first The successor of the Surveyor-General who approved the survey 559 746 Only by regular, can land covered by an erroneous entry on the 803 PUBLIC GRANTS. Are bestowed only by special legislation, 473 PUBLIC OFFICER. May, during his term of office, reside at the county seat without 412 590 PUBLIC SALE. Title to public lands, how acquired at, 179 In pre-emption cases, where land has not been" offered" at, when By purchase at, where "offered" at public auction, either pursuant Land reserved is not subject to disposal, and no private entry can 216 PUBLIC SURVEY. When the lines of, would prove injurious to improvements, the Contested swamp selections should be described in conformity with PUBLISHED NOTICE. PAGE. 451 473 Required by circulars of Feb. 10, 1870, and March 22, 1870, under 289-90 PUEBLO. Patents for, lands should issue to the corporations or other bodies 547 Of homestead, sold for benefit of infant heirs, to receive title from 184 In good faith and for a valuable consideration of a cash entry, after- 319 Of selections under 1st, 2d, and 3d secs., act of July 23, 1866, under 453 Act of July 23, 1866, was intended to secure to bona fide, the land ac- alienable and descends to heirs. Of a Mexican grant upon condition that if grant were rejected . Of Spanish title subsequent to final rejection of grant by Supreme Q. QUARTERLY ACCOUNT. (See Receiver.) QUARTERLY RETURNS. Of register and receiver how made, 768 QUARTER-SECTION. How agricultural college scrip is to be located in reference to, 180 181 or acres double minimum,. 182 Not more than one to be entered under timber culture laws, 189 228 Definition of, 309 Only a, at most can be taken under the pre-emption laws,. 309 338 Cultivation and protection of certain amount of timber entitles a 646-47 Technical, certain class of timber culture entries confined to, 647 657 R. RAILROAD. (See Railroad Grants.) Right to pre-empt one quarter section along line of, &c., Pre-emptors who settled prior to withdrawal for a, may enter at Time of filing map in Interior Department is prima facie evidence The, that first locates its route is first entitled, RAILROAD, Continued. Decision of what constitutes definite location of, The right of the Northern Pacific, attaches under the Act of July 2, The right of the St. Paul and Sioux City, attached to its indemnity Lands remaining after certain Indians had made their selections, What was decided by the Supreme Court in Schulenberg et al. v. Circular of Aug. 15, 1872 about land within limits of, abandoned PAGE. 373 375 377 381 384 385 387 388 389 389-405 limits, Defraying expense of contests for land within, limits, 389-405 390 A suit in equity in name of the United States may be brought to Selections made by California on lands withdrawn for, is not a 446 337 Fee of one dollar each to register and receiver for each location of 338 Mineral lands, except coal and iron, do not pass to, 339-340 Instructions under act of June 22, 1874 for relief of settlers within, 340 Regulations respecting conflicting claims upon lands claimed under, 347 350-356 358-363 Circular of June 1, 1875 relative to clear lists of selections under, 364 364 Rights under, of 1862 and 1864 attached at time road was run and 366 Lands withdrawn at date map of the Southern Pacific railroad was 375 Certain entries on lands claimed by the Northern Pacific railroad, 381 Extent of, to Burlington & Missouri railroad, 382 Right of St. Paul and Sioux City railroad attached to its, under 384 RAILROAD GRANT, Continued. Under certain earlier, land embraced in cancelled homestead entries Lands covered by homestead entries abandoned after a railroad PAGE. 390 392 394 A homestead claim to exclude land from, must be subsisting at 396 397 A homestead entry relinquished though not cancelled prior to Circular of February 10, 1870, giving notice to settlers on lands 403 Circular of June 17, 1875, under act of March 3, 1875, for relief of Land embraced in a pre-emption claim acquired before definite lo- Land embraced in a cash pre-emption entry cancelled because it Pre-emption claim on railroad land should be rejected if initiated To except land from, a D. S. need not be on file, Land covered by an Indian reserve at date of location of a railroad Land claimed under, but finally excluded from, a private grant Land improperly selected as swamp, but not so in reality, after be- 406 409 416 419 419 424 430 436 436 When land embraced in a town site filing should not be withdrawn from, 696 703 Is a float until location is made,. RATIO. Of area required to be broken, planted, &c., under 1st sec. of timber For fees, &c., paid by homestead applicant; by whom issued, To be issued by reciver for certain fees and commissions paid by 187 Form of receivers' homestead, 198 Form of, to be used under soldiers and sailors' homestead provisions, 267 769 817 Filing of duplicate in, General Land-Office: duty of clerks, RECEIVER. (See Register and Receiver.) To issue receipt for fee, &c., paid by applicant under homestead 183 To issue receipt for certain commissions paid by homestead settler, 183 To issue receipt for certain fees and commissions paid by party en- 187 |