Utah,
i - v :
Or-'iron
,'yoióii'g. and
Arizona af,d
;:, ;'S, or iess
ID'
i igr.oie.
'I'
iprcpiiaieci
surve;. to p;
i:'.!.
. liicii do
not contain moroi.n.tabletimbcr,
located in a ivasonably compact
body, ai d not over 1 inil.-s in ex
treme length, provided that no
lands sha' 1 le sublet 'o entry
under the provisions of this act
until such lands shall have been
designated by the secretary of
the interior as not being in his
opinion susceptible of successful
irrigation at a reasonable cost
from any known source of water
supply- '
"Section 2 That any person
ALLOWS 320 AGRES
applying to enter land under the
provisions of this act shall make
and subscribe, before the proper
oilicer an affidavit, as required
Ly section 22C0 of the revised
statutes, and in addition thereto
shall make affidavit that the land
sou.'-lit t- be entered is of the
character described in section!
of this act and shall pay the fees
required to y paid under the
homestead laws.
"Section P Thr.t, any home
stead en try man of lands" of the
cnaractor nerón described, upon
which final proof has not been
made, ha' have tho right f en
ter public lands, subject to the
provisions of this act contiguous
to his former entry which shali
not, toget'r'f with the original
entry, exceed 020 acres, andresi-
residence upon and cultivation of
the additional entry.
