S. land laws. A contract whereby a party holding a homestead entry of government land, on which are certain improvements, agrees with another party to pay him a certain per cent. commission if he will find a purchaser for such land, and such party does find such purchaser, who pays a certain stipulated sum to the homestead entryman, who releases his homestead entry, and the other party files thereon, is not void as in violation of the land laws of the United States. Hoyle v. Johnson, 18 Okla. 330, 89 P. 1119.