Significats de homestead law en anglès

Called for a railroad to the Pacific, and a homestead law.

He supported the policy of the homestead law against the veto of Mr. Buchanan.

This same homestead law was the only one available for use on the cattle-range.

And Richard Brown has took the homestead law to keep from paying his debts.

The homestead law increased the tide of settlers.

Parties may initiate claims under the homestead law either by settlement on the land or by entry at the district office.

The homestead law, as finally adopted in 1862, granted one hundred and sixty acres as a free gift to every settler.

Of this quantity 3,698,910.05 acres were taken under the homestead law and 2,159,515.81 acres sold for cash.

Twenty years later the homestead law was devised to more surely place actual homes in the possession of actual cultivators of the soil.

Where that city now stands was once the homestead of a colored man who came from Virginia and obtained it under the homestead law.

Of a different type were unscrupulous locating agents who used the technicalities of the homestead law to operate the despicable "contest" business.

The entries under the homestead law during the last year covered 961,545 acres more than those during the preceding year.

But Carp will round them up for obstructing the homestead laws.

Under the homestead laws each was entitled to but a small tract of Government land.

Something like the old homestead laws, you know.

Homestead laws should be passed with reference to it, and settlers invited to reduce it to cultivation.