Asp v. Canyon County

The facts in the first two cases above are practically identical and are similar to those set forth in Wood v. Canyon County, ante, p. 556, 253 Pac. 839. Andrew Asp and J. F. Rowland, appellants and cross-respondents, had made homestead entry and homestead proof for certain land but had not reclaimed or cultivated enough land to permit them to make reclamation proof, and such proof had not been made nor certificates of reclamation or patents issued.

Tax assessments were made on the lands, some of which were paid and some were not paid, the last payment of taxes made in the Asp case being…