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 § 165 TITLE 43.-~—PU Uaitéd States: Provided =f§1'}`k€!', That when the person making muy dies betcre the oter of hnal pnjoot thosqsuccceding to the entry must, show that the entryman had complied with the law is all respects to the data of his death, and that they have ‘ since cpmplied with the law- in all respects, as would have bees required at the entrymmi had he_1iv<·>d, excepting that they are relieved from any requirement of residence upon the land :_ Pmsidcd  That the entryman xhall, in order to comply with the mquimmenu ct cuttivation__herein provided for,`_cult.i-·t vam not lem than- onesixtécmh of the area of ihis entry, be- with the second year of the entry, and pot less than m-@@1111, b@im1ing.with thethird year of the ant1*y.•nd‘ upti,} hal pmot, excem that iathecase of entries umler section 218, mmgraph (f) of this chapter, doublew the aréu di cultivation béwiu pmvldad shall be required, ·b;1t the Secretary ot the Iatwisr mai, _°¤p0¤ a mtiutactcry showing, imder rules and mutation pr&cribed by him, reduce the reqqhged area nt csit.ivati1m:—Au4 provided farther, That the labsva provision as to cultivhtiem shall not apply to entries tmder section 2241 of mis chapter,  kxmwi as the Kinknid Act, or entries - nada chapter 12 at this Gtk, cciumdaly ncvm as me reclama- Gm kw, abd tut the provisions bt this se¢ti0¤ relgtiye t0_ _. th h¤&teid periqd shall apply tot, all `uuperfected entries as  an em;:·ies__ hereafter uiadc. upmi which résidence is 1 reqsirg. (B. S, @1; June 6, 1912, c. 153, 37*8. 123, 124.) 1$5.  af entriéa far   of c1cx·ica1‘ errors; - `p¤t@a.·-·-W@ever.it shall gpgieartq the Ccmmiwiotwi of the Land 9&ce that a cierical error has been committed in the entry qt may not the t public lands such entry may be sus-. upon pramr lnctiiicntivn to ther claimant, through the im! had 0§ce, imtil the ago: has been c0¤·ect&;_ and all enum mida nude: the hamwend ordwcrt land laws, fri which · § ai ‘p:mf gud payment my have beén made and certificates ~> rtt    and to which tizere aré no adversefclaimqs originating, "  ta §¤al entry and which have been scid _6r incumbcred. prim- tu tm lst day of March, 18%, and afte1·—Hnal entry, to bo¤a&:sk mrclmscrs, or incumbraumrn, for s, valuable consideraitmn, sim}! mums upon an imrmigntion by 3 Gqverumeut amt, imxzd on the wrt ct the purchaser has hem téurtd, be W,      1   patented upon prgwutntion of satisfactory  to the Ladd departmxat of auch his br imumhxance`: Provided, That 31*12: the lapse at two years from the date at the imuanco _ MIM f%$»S¥$1',8'l’Q(¥€·ii{1Z upon the mzai entry cimy trpct ot‘1a¤d° tt  xhé h tcad»s1·_dasert land laws, ar under thlé section, - nid svhm   stmii be no @1ug contest or   mimi: tu vnééu of smh entry, the mtrymau ghall be Aentitlw to a patem gmveying the lam! by him extend, and-the um hhnlt the itmedtta himybut thin m·mis<>  mt becunnmed to  the delay at two   from the daté at mid erntpy  ` at n patgnt- tmetor. (Har, 3, 1891,_c. &1., I 7,28 $1t. 1w8.) ‘ · _ · l Fi 166. af @5 anlicdk pad ‘cf  entry; of mryw·sman;'· p·efcx·@tid rigkt af wry.-——··A¤y » settler wha has hettled, at wha Aéhnll   fm:   ¢n,a¤y_ ci the  handset the Units! Qstws, wmmr mrvémd or tmsuryzygd, [with " the tntehtixm at . datmig tw sam wder the  @$11be ¢1        tc EE hit .         liisewigiaal mtr; is the Uaitné, States Lsmd G qn as allmzmk on' May 14, 1%, to settlms was the then exiattm  pttqn`!sn·s*to wt theft; claims ca mccrd, md his rikht   relate hcl: tb tk date V of scttismmt, the game as if he     mh pmmpmrn hwa 1 ". . h · `  an  l¥f1€d wéman who has kemmfmn   or my h&Her·sctt%e,‘¤,p¢>¤ a,tra?ct'o£  Jh¤d,Qim$m=s‘w, ` wtab1l&d, and  s bom·Me»     with ~ time inj_1:emrhm of  the   for Q, hams,   to tg hmmstmd law,   has   ar     A

ELIC QANDS 1336 before melting entry of said land, qr before making applieatien to enter eaid land, she slmllnot on neeount 01 hee marriage fm-» felt her right to make entty and reeeive patent for the lem}: Provided, That she does not abandon her residence on said lm1d,‘.and is otherwise quallhed to make homestead entry: Provided further, That the man whom she merriep in net, nt the time of their marriage, claiming tl separate tract of lend under the homestead tlaw:'Pr0vided further, That any settler upon lands designated by the Secretary ot the Interibr as aubject to the provisions ei paragraphs (a) to (e), inclusive, et section 218, of this chapter and paragraphs (a) te (e), inme sive of seietion 219 of this chapter, shall beentitled to the pre? erence right. of entryc accorded by this  'pzevhwel he shell have plainly marked the exterior. bvtmdcries et #’the·' lends claimed és his homestead: And provided farther,. That `Efter the designe_tion‘·by the _Secretn:y‘ `ef the Interior of public lands for entry under the neuresidenee preeisiens et the Enlarged Homestead, Acts, sections 218 end 219 et this chapter, any person who Shall/haye plainly xnarlted theexterior. beendarles of the lands cialmcd under said previdem of law and made valuable improvements therepn shall hate Q pieferenee right‘°t0 enter thelands so elaimedend impteved gt any time _v§?ithin three months after the date on {which seek isms heeeme subject to entry; but csueh right shall forfeit  the settler or claimant under the pfovlsions of the Enlarged Homestead Acts shall annually cultivate and eimgfruve the laude in the form- and maunerhnd to the extent therein required following date of- initiation of his claim hereunder. (May 14,  ` c; 89, "§ 3,21 Stnt. 141; June 6, 190Q, c. 821, 31 Sat. 683: Am. 9; 1912, e, 280, 37 Stnt.`267.)` J · _ ” - 167. Marriage of entryman to entryim¤inn.———’I‘he marriage of a homestead entrynmtn- te A homestead entrywemhn after each shall hiwefuldlled the fequirements et the homestead law for one- year next preceding such marriage shall net impair the right of- either teh intent, but the h¤$band shall elect, under rules and regulations preséribed by the Secretary of the Interimyen which ct the two entries the heme shall therentter be made, end residence thereon by the htnsband and wife shall constitute e cemmiance with the residence xeqniremnts npen enh entry: -Pr¢widéd, That the bmvisienn hereqf éhill amly td entries on March ·1, 1921; Pre»e§% meth That in   nd? minlstretion of this` section the tenm`*‘   ”_ and “enfi'y- woman " shell be {construed te include wma-dde   who have egimplied with the hemwtwd law ter "at leex em year next preceding such mnrriége, (Apr. 6,` 1914, c. 51, 38 Stat. _ 312.;,Mar.`1, 1921, c. 90, 41·Stet. 11 ) t c b t. [ 168. Mnrrigge of entrywegen _ to a§en.————-Any female citizen ts: the United ·smm~ who has mutated ¤ mm an an mes of public land   my of   laws a & theretet and who thereafter has complied yvlth nil the m d ecdem u to the ncqeh sitien of title to such land prescribed by the wwe {aud laws at the United States, shall, netwithstmdiag het intermertiaxe with an Alien, whe is entitled te beeome A »citimh‘M_the< United States, be entitled] to n  ¤e¤te or psmnt to m& entry . equally ae. though she had remained   or   msi·rled_ an American qitizen.", (Oct. 17, 1914. c.   & Stat: 749.) 1692 Fatima tel  »      e    remmiin in Gemsment.-——It, at any time after the Ni% M t¤e"'tfddnélt as re-q¤4r& in section 1Q ~end·‘ hefere the exgnrgtten of tm three years   in nebtimp 164, of this ehemei, it is proved, after cme   to the name}.-, to the gtisfhctien dt the register et-the land cme that thepetsee hnving eteemch nmevit has filled te emnhltx nesidenee wtwlu slx..me¤t& afta th ®te et entfh ei dhmmemed the land fee more  six   at any time,     in that emmt   land ne entered shall revert to the Gever t: Provided, Thet.   tb1'€6~Y€I!'B’   et red-  dence herdn dxed Qhll date   the stixne `ef `&ts_hlishlng @1 pumsmt   the nm: AM pmesaa rm-·