Title 43, Public LandsRelease 119-102
§889 Rights of Entrymen Whose Entries Had Not Been Admitted to Record
Title 43 › CHAPTER 21 — GRANTS IN AID OF RAILROADS AND WAGON ROADS › § 889
Summary
Gives the same benefits to people with homestead or preemption claims who lived five years on railroad-granted land but whose claims weren't recorded; same limits apply.
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Title 43, §889
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The privileges granted by section 888 of this title are extended (subject to the provisos, limitations, and restrictions thereof) to all persons entitled to the right of homestead or preemption under the laws of the United States, who have resided upon and improved for five years lands granted to any railroad company, but whose entries or filings have not for any cause been admitted to record.
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Citation
43 U.S.C. § 889
Title 43, Public Lands
Last Updated
Aug 21, 2026
Release point: 119-102