La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1912, Image 2

LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1912.
HOJfDKMWL J't'XKLETOX JIOUMUJP TO HE IMJI'IIODITKI) OS SCItK,EMX LA GRANDE THIS WEEK FOR THEE DAYS.
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In no event will an application be en
tertained where the applicant has
heretofore purchased under section
2453, of the revised statutes, or the
amendments' thereto, an area which
which added j to the area applied' for,
will exceed 160 acres. v .
Limit Is 100 Acres. .
. Under the old law, no person could
have more than 160 acres listed for
sale upon his application, but if he ap- (
peared at any sale ana offered a high
er bid than any other applicant, he
could nurchase an unlimited amount.
valuable to them ' for "; gracing .; fpurif
poses; but they could not acquire tl- .'
tie to any adjoining lands valuable for
grazing only, except under the home
stead laws. This new Isolated tract
law will, now give them an opportunl, '
ty to purchase an additional 160 acres
which could not be acquired hereto
fore under any other laws except as
stated. ' ,:it: f
Fire Sfontlis' Leave Looms.
If the three year homestead bill now V
becomes a law in ts present conai. il
The new law, however, will not allow J tlon as reported by the conference
the purchase of more than 160 acres.
But the provisions of the old law re
lating to the sale of tracts, actually
isolated remains unchanged. ' .:
In all cases where applications are
filed, if they are found regular in ev
ery way, they will be referred to the
chief of field division, who will send
nn appraiser to make an appraisement
of the land, and It will be offered at
such appraised value; but In no case
can this amount per neve be less than
(1.25.
In the past, there hnve been many
instances where homestfiailers have
taken land In a mountainous country
and adjoining lands would be very
committee, it will allow a five months
leave of absence each year, and allow
proof to be made at the expiration
of three years, thereby relieving many
bomsteaders of that ldng and tiresome
residence required under the present
homestead , laws. If the present bill
passs, It will require cultivation of
1-16 of the area the second year, and ;
1-8 the third year; but it Is very evi
dent that the three year bill will not
apply to entries which are valuable
for grazing only. In such cases, the
.five years residence will be required,
unless some special provision is made
In the new bill, in addition to those ",
already proposed.
The Pendleton roundup, "Oregon's tacular show ever portrayed In
famous wild west show," 'will be tlon, showing every event in this
Vnwn fha Vlf. nnlrA TV 7 .. .. I . V. -1 . . 1. - ... il..
Friday and Saturday, May 30, 31 and Ing parade of 2,000 cowboys and three
June 1. Never has an exhibition ex-tribes of Indians to the grand finales
cited the interest of the public and , In the wild horse race and bucking
mo-, lue highest of praises from the press dogglne for the world's chamnlnnsihln
of Portland, Spokane and all the and dozens of other spectacular
large cities of the northwest. It In
cludes bronco busting for the north-
preBs as has this, it Is acknowledged
to be the most seusatlonul and spoe-
contest, with absolute clonrness and
reality. This attraction 1ms received
events. . The feat of Cowboy "Busco
in throwing a wild steer with his bare
lmnria nnfi tmlrllncr It rinwn K.t iKn
west championship, steer roping, re- upper ,,p wlth his . teeth is alone
lay races, cowboys and cowgirls' worth the jjrice of admission.
races, Indlnn races and war dances, Prices for this enjoyment will be
fancy riding, trick roping, steer bull the regulnr admission.
ISOLATED TRACT
HWlfD
WIDER SCOPE OK THE r;
CLAUSE (31VEX BY L.
TANCY
T.
Apjillcant Must File Application Show
ing He Owns Adjoining Land.
It means the most possible
to buy in Automobile
value for the money
HIS IS A PROVEN FACT
Leighfoiu
Agent
For Demonstration.
Congress has recently passed a new
law providing for the sale of Isolated
i lnnds, which will now make It possl
j ble for persons owning land in
mountainous country, like Eastern
Oregon, to purchase 160 acres of graz
Ing land under the new law, whether
the same Is isolated or not. Hereto
fore, isolated land could not be pur
chased unless it had been isolated for
a period of two years, and all the
surrounding lnnd had been entered
for the same period. ; It also required
that a tract must bo vacant and mib
Ject to homestead entry before it was
subject to sale as an. Isolated tract
This law, however, has not been re
pealed; buf an additional amendment
has been mnde, giving the law a wid
er scope.
Must Flic Application.
An applicant to purchase isolated
laud under the new law, must file his
application in the local land o(nce;
showing that he Is the owner of the
and joining the lJd applied for, or
that he holds a valid entry embracing
adjoining land, in connection with
which, the laws have been fully com
plied with; also detailed evidence as
to the character of the land applied
for, the extent to which it is cultlv
able and the conditions which render
the greater portion unfit for cultiva
tion, also a description of all lands
heretofore purchased under section
2455, of the revised statutes, of which
the new law is an amendment. This
evidence must consist of the a(Hda'it
of the applicant, corroborated by two
or more disinterested persons having
actual knowledge of the facts.
No sale will be authorized under
the now law upon the application of
a person who has procured one offer
ing thereunder except upon a showing
of strong necessity therefor, owing to
some peculiar condition which pre
vented original application for the
full area allowed to be sold at one
time, which is 160 acres. In other
words, one application under this new
act will exhaust the right of any
person, providing the first application
embraces less than 160, except upon a
strong showing which would . justify
the allowance of the second applica
tion or some condition which prevent
ed him from applying for the full j
160 acres In his first application, and
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