Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

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 Sec. 5. That upon application be- ing made to the Surveyor General of any State or Territory in which grazing lands are situated, over which the public surveys have not been extended, shall deposit a suffi cient sum of money to defray the cost of making a survey, 1t shall be the duty of such officer to cause survey of the exterior lines of township to be made and properly marked with monuments, and upon application for a subdivision of the same into quarter townships, or if it shall be found necessary to make fractional surveys for excepted DOT tons as provided Tn the preceding section, the township shall be so subdivided into four square parts of nine sections each, and any excepted portion or portions properly survey ed and defined, preserving harmony in the established system of public surveys in the district where made, and the applicant who shall bear the cost of such survey, shall be at lib~ erty to obtain a survey of the land applied for at the most reasonable
 rates and to employ any United
 States deputy surveyor to make the survey.
 Sec. 6. That this act shall not
 operate to prevent prospecting for
 mineral, coal, or other valuable de-
 posits, or the locating of valid min-
 eral ccal or other claims. or the use
 and appropriation of sufficient land
 for the proper development of any
 bona fide mineral, coal, or other
 provided for under other United
 States laws; and it is expressly un~
 derstood and declared that any per
 son or persons, or any company or
 association of persons, applying to
 make an entry under this act does SO, not for the purpose of obtaining ; title 10 agricultural lands, timber lands, mineral lands, coal lands or
 saline lands, or for obstructing ir
 anyW ise the industries of the coun- try attaching to such lands, and provided for by the various laws
 enacted or that may be enacted by
 the government of the United States, and that a purchase under the pro- visions of this act shall be under
 stood and held to mean waiver of all right CT claim to any known
 mineral, coal or other valuable de-
 poslts that may be hereafter GSov> cred; Provided, That any existing
 valid mineral. coal, or other claim shall be perfected within a period of five years from the date of a
 grazing land entry embracing such claim, and any known saline lands shall be disposed of by sale within the time specified, ard that any sub sequent claims, resulting from new , discoveries, or saline lands shall be ! disposed of within fifteen years from the date of such entry; And prOvid- ed further, That upoE the segregG> tion and sale by the government of any ortion of tract entered under this act, the purchaser Of the segre- gated portion shall pay sum addl- tional to the purchase money of ! twenty five cents per acre and frac- tional part thereof, which sum shall
 be refunded to the party having made he graz ng land entry.
 Sec. '. That all entries made uns der and by virtue of this act shall be subject 10 any Territorial, State, or United States laws providing for and regulating rights of way, and that all existing public roads and highways of travel shall be left open and free for the use of the gen, erai public.
 Sec. s. That m lieu Of sections sixteen and thirty six, designated aud reserved as school sections in each township, when embraced in a grazing land entry, other lands of like quantity may be selected and appropriated to make good to he Stae or Terri tory the quantity re- served or pledged for the use of schools O. colleges in the State or Territory in which such lands have been disposed of under this act.
 Sec. 9. That to establish claim to land under this act the applicant shall make a declaration under oath, stating hIs or her name, age, occu- patton, place of birth and place of residence, and if a naturalized citi- zen, shall furnish a certificate of naturalization, and in case of an in- corporated company, a certified copy 1 of their chart CT or certincate of ln- corporation must be furnished. Said | declaration shall give full descrip- | ton of the land, and set forth the | purpose for which the land is sought | to be entered, with an expressed in tention to in good faith comply with the provisions of the. grazing land act, particularly the sixth sec~ ton thereof, and that said declara- tion is made not for the purpose of title to lands not subject to entry for grazing purposes. Ups on the presentation at the local land office of a declaration as herein provided, the applicant shall pay fee of twenty dollars to the Receiver of Public Moneys for the filing of the sane, and upon the payment being made the Receiver shall issue his raceint therefor a dunlicate of