Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-02

HHeLtieE fSey6 OF unAufY0ye0, but
shall be reserved for school purposes
only.
Sec. IL. That upon tho admission OF
each of said statos into the Union, in ac..
cordanca with tho provisions OF this oct.
my sections OF the unapprOpriated pub.
lie lands within. said states. to be selec.
ted and located In legal subdivisions az
providedtn section ten OF this act, shall
be. and are hereby. granted to said
states lor the purpose OF erecting public,
buildings vt the capital of said states for
legislative. executive, ind judicial p6r-
poses.
Sec. 10. That ftye per centum OF tho
proceeds Of the sales OF public lands
lying within said states which shall be
sold blythe United States subsequent to
tho admtssiOn of said states into the
Union, after dedncting oil the expenses
incident to the same, shall DO paid to the
fund, the interest OF which only shall be
expended Q the support Of the common
schools within said states, respectively.
Sec. H. Tint the lands granted to the
territories OF Dakota and Montana by the
act OF February 10, eighthteen hundred
and .eighty-One, entitled IAN act to era mt
lands to- Dakota. Montana, Arizona,
Idaho. and Wyoming for university pur.
poses, are hereby vested IN tho states Of
South Dakota, North Dakota, and Mon
tana, respectively, ifsuch states are adj
m!tted into the Union, as provided in
this act, tothe extent ofthe full quantity
OF seventy-tw0 sections to each OF said
states. and any portion ofsaid lands that
may not have been selected by either. OF
said territories OF Dakota or Montana
may be selected by the respective states
teenth, eighteen hundred and elghty-one
shall be so amended a. to provide that
none Of said lands shall be sold for less
.thau ton dollars per acre, and the pro.
ceeds shalt constitute g. permanent fund
to be safely invested and held by said
statesa0yerally. and the income thereof
be used exclusively for university pur-
poses. And such quantity ofthe lands
authorized by the fourth section of the
dred and hfty-fOur. to he reserved for
university purposes in tho territory Of
Washington, as, together with the lands
confirmed TO the yendees of the territory
by the act Of March fourteenth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, will make the
full quantity of seventy two .eutire sec-
tions, are hereby granted In like manner
poses ola university In said state. None
ofthe lands granted In this section shall
be sold at less than ten dollars per acre:
but said lands may be leased In the same
manner as provided Is section eleven Of
this act. The schools, colleges, and uni
versitios. provided for In this act shall
forever remain under the exclusive con.
troll Of the said states, respectively, and
no part ofthe pro2ceeds arising from the
granted for educational purposes shall
be used for the support of any sectarian
or UNCONVENTIONAL school ,college.0r uni
versity. The section ofland granted by
the act of June sixteenth. eighteen hum
dred and eighty, to the territory of Da.
kOta, for an asylum for the insane shall,
upon the admission Of said state of South
Dakota into the Union, become the prop
erty o fsaid state.
Sec. Is. That no much of the lands bo-
longing to the United States US have been
acquired and set apart for the purpose
mentioned in IAN act appropaiating
money for tho erection ola p%enitentlary
in the territory CT Dakota" approved
March second. eighteen hundred aud
eiGhtv-ono, together with the buildings
thereon. tie, and the same is hereby
granted, together with any unexpsnded
balances Of tho moneys appropriated
therefor by said act, to said state of
South Dakota, for the purposes therein
and the states Of North Da-
kota and Washington shall. respectively
have Ike grants for tho same purpose,
and subject to like terms aud conditions
NJ provided in-sald act Of March second,
eighteen hundred aud eighty.ore, for
the territory OF Dakota. The pe%nitentiary
at Deer Lodge City, Montana. and all
lands connected Herewith and set apart
and reserved therefor, arc hereby grant
to the state Of Montana,
Sec. ~. That ninety thousand acres Of
land. to be selected and located as pro-
vtded in section ten of this act, are here
by granted to each of said states, except
the state of South Dakota, to which +
one hundred and twenty thousand acres
arc granted, tor h use and support Of
agricultural colleges in said states, as
provided In the acts Of Congress- making
of lands for such purpose,
Sec. IL. That In lieu OF tho grant of
land for purposes Of internal improve |
lnettts made to new statea by the eighth
OF the act OF September fourth, \
eighteen hundred and forty -olle, which
act ~ hereby repealed as to the states
provided for by this act, aud in lieu of
any claim or demand by the said states.
Or either OF them. under the act Of Sep
twenty-eighth, eighteen hun-
dred and fifty. and section twentv-four
hundred and seventy"nine of the revised
statutes, making Il grant OF swamp nnd
oyerf1owed lands to certain states, which
grant 1t is hereby declared is not OK.
to the states provided for In this
act, andi in lieu. of any grant OF saline
10 said states, the following grants
of land are hereby made, towit:
To the state OF South Dakotas For the
school of mines, forty thousand acres;
for the reform school, forty thousand
acres; tor the deaf and dumb asylum,
forty thousand acres; for the agricultural
college, forty thousand acres; for tho
university, forty thousand acres; for
nknf v,NNssNn nn1p1rla 4f.htry az 4
acres: for public buildings at the capital
ofsald state, fifty thousand acres: and
Tor such other educational and charitable
purposes as the legislature Of said state
may determines; one hundred and seven
ty thousand acres; ia all five hundred
acres.
To the state of North Dakota a like
quantity OF land as in this section
granted to the state Of South Dakota and
to be for like proposes, and in like pro.
portion as far an practicable.
!. 10 the state OF Montana: For the -es-
tablishment and maintenance ofa school
Of mines, nj hundred thousand acres;
for state normal schools, one hundred
thousand acres; for agricultural colleges
In addition 10 the grant hereinbefore
made for that purpose, fifty thousand
acres; for tho establishment ola state
reform school hfty Thousand acres,
and for the establishment OF u deaf
and dumb asylum, fifty thousand acres;
for public buildings at the capital Of the
state. In addition 10 the grant shereln-
before made for that purpose, n hum
dred aud fifty thousand acres.
To the state Of Washington, For the es-
adjustment n maintenance ofscien-
tific school. one hundred thousand
acres; for state normal schools,
hundred thousand acres; for
public buildings ut the state cap
itAl, in addition to the grant hereln.
before made for that purpose, one hun.