Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-01-04
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 SEC. 3. That all moneys derived from, the leasing of the lands as pro vided tor in the first section of this act shall become part of the school funds of the county where such lands are situated, and shall be used for the building of school-houses and the sup port of public schools in such county, and for no other purpose.
 SEC. 3. That the governor, superin- tendent of public instruction, and treasurer of the territory of Arizona are hereby constituted board, with authority to lease the lands heretofore selected, or that may be hereafter se- lected. for university purposes, and the provisions of the act of congress entitled ''Au act to grant lands to Da- kota, Montana, Arizona, Idaho and Wyoming for university purposes, 2 approved February eighteenth. eigh- teen hundred and eighty-one, VI the said territory of Arizona: Provided, that until the legislature of said terri tory shall provide by law for the leas- ing of said university and school lands the said governor, superintendent of public instruction and treasurer, are authorized, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, to make the necessary rules and regulations to carry out the provisions of this sec ton. a
 SEC. 4. That all moneys derived from the leasing of the said university lands, as provided by the third section of this act, shall become part of the university fund of said territory, and shall be used for the support of the university of Arizona, and for no other purpose.
 SEC. 5. That no lease under the provisions of this act shall be made for term exceeding five years, and all leases shall expire within six months after the territory is admitted as state into the union: Provided that the Secretary of the Interior may at any time in his discretion annu any lease under this act.
 SEC. 6. That where land in the six teenth and thirty-sixth sections, il the territory of Arizona, are found up on survey to be in the occupancy, anG covered by the improvements of al actual pre-emption or homestead set
 tie or where either of them are fraction
 al in quantity, in whole or in part, o
 wanting because the townships ar, fractional or have been or shall here after be reserved for public purposes
 or found to be mineral in character other lands may be selected by al agent appointed by the governor c the territory in lieu thereof, from tn surveyed public lands of the territor not otherwise legally claimed or apprc priated at the time of selection, in a6 cordance with principles of adjust
 ment prescribed by section twenty-tw
 hundred and thirty-six of the Revise
 Statutes of the United States, and uI ! on a determination by the Interio Department that 6 portion of tn smallest legal subdivision in sectio numbered sixteen or thirty-six, in Ar 2 zona, is mineral land, such smalles i legal subdivision shall be excepte from the reservation for schools, an : indemnity allowed for it in it's entiret ) and such subdivisions, or the portio of them remaining after segregatio | of the mineral lands or claims, sha be treated as other public lands of th y United States.
 f TO SAVE WoLFLEY-A DANGEROUS BIL > In the Senate of the United State n December Il, 1889, MT. Platt intr | duced the following bill, which VI
 read twice and refessed to the cor
 mittee on territories
 A bill legalizing the general<laws of Arizona, except as to certain repes T. inmhc.s; also authorizing the go l. h to fill vacancies occurring du z.k he recess of the legislativetou