Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

governor anu chief Justice thereof, or
any two OF them ehalllcanvnss the same;
and II majority of the legal
votes cast ON that question shall he TOT
the constitution, tue governor shall
certify the result 10 the President Of
the United States, together with n
statement VI the vote east thereon and
upon separate articles or 'prupo.i-
tom, and a copy OF said constitution,
ariicits, propositions, and ordinAn ces.
| And II the cUustituuOu and govern.
mout u said. PROPOSED State are Re.
publican IN form, anu " all the pro.
Visions Of this act have been complied
within the formation. thereof IL shall he
the duty OF the Pftsldcnt Of the
| United states to issue his pfuclama.
ton announcing tho result Of said
election, anu thefcupun the proposed
State OF Utah shall be deemed admit.
81 10y Congress into the Union under
aud by virtue OF this act ON mn equal
footing with tho Original States
from and after the date Of said procla.
nation.
See. o. That until the next general
census, " until otherwise provided by
law, said State shall be entitled
IN one Representative In the
House Of Representatives Of the
United States, which Representative
IN the Fifty-tnird Congress, together
with the governor and other officers
provided for la said constitution, may
10 elected on the same day 0i the
| election for the adoption Of the cOnsii-
tuition; anu until said State officers are
elected AMI qualified under the pfovi-
sion Of the constitution aud the state
| ~ admitted into the Union, the Terri.
torial 0iilcem shall continue 10 dis
charge tho duties OF theif respective
offices In said Territory.
Sec. o. That upon the admission Of
faid state into the Union sections
numbered sixteen ana thlrty.six In
every townBhlp OF tnid proposed
! state, ana where tucn tectiUns,
or any part thereof, have
been sold or otherwise disposed
Of by or under tue authority OF any
net 1f Congress, other lands equivalent
! thereto, In lugtl subdivisions OF not
less than onu quarter section, and rs
| contiguous o. may be 20 the section in
| lieu Of which the same iH taken, urc
hereby granted 10 said state for the
support ui common schools, such In.
/ demuity lands TO be selected within
sniJ State ia such manner AZ the legs.
lHlurU may provide, with the approval
VI the Secretary OF tbs inteflOf; Pro.
vidt1, That the sixteenth aud thif.y.
sixth sections embraced IN permanent
reservations Tor naLonal purposes shall
not, NJ any time, be subject to the
\ grants nor 10 tho indemnity provisions
OF this act, nor ehall any iauda on-
bfacod Ia Indian, military, or other
reservations OF any character be sub.
joct 10 the grants Or 10 the indemnity
provisions OF this act until the feserva.
tlou shall have been extinguished aud
such lands be restored " anu become u
part Of the public domain.
see. Z. That upon the admission OF
said State into the Union, In accord
enc, with the provisions Of this act,
hity SECTIONS Of the inappropriate
huds within said State, to Oe selected
anu located IN legal subdlvisions ~
provided IN section six OF this act, shpl
be, and are hereby, granted 10 said
state for the purpose oil erecting public
buildings NJ the capital OF said State
when permanently located, for lugialR.
tive, executive, anu judicial purposes.
Sec. y. That uiueiy thousand acres
OF lRnI, 10 be selected anu located IA
provided in the foregoing section OF
this act, are hereby granted to ssid
state for the use anu support OF an AZ
ricultuTal college In eaid state, ~ pro.
vided Ia the act OF Congress making
| donations OF land for such purposes.
Sec. D. That i've per centun Ut this
proceeds OF the sale Of public lands Iy-
ing within said state, which shall Us
sold by the United States subsequent
| to the admission Of said State into the
Union, after ueducling all the eS pensvs
Incident 10 the same, shall be paid 10
the said State, 10 be used an n permanent
fund, the interest OF which only shall I've
expended for the support OF the COM
mon schools within said State.
Sec. 10. That all lands herein granted
for educational pufposee, except Nv
hereinafter otherwise provided, shall
be disposed Of at public sale, aud at
| price not less than hve dollars per acre,
the proceeds 10 constitute permanent
school fund, the interest u which only
shall be expended la the support Of said
schools; and such land shall not be
subject TO presumption, homestead
entry, or any other entry under the
land laws otthe United Statos, whether
surveyed or unsutveytd, but shall he
reserved FOR school lurp0sea only.
Sec. IL. That the lands, TO tbs extent
OF two townships In quantity, author.
| ICED by the third section Of tho act Of
February 2lst, 1865, 10 be- reserved Tor
the establishment Of n university la
Utah, arc hereby granted to the State
OF Utah, for university purposes, to be
held aud used In accordance with the
provisions OF this section; aud any
portion Of said lanus that may not
have been selected by said Territory
may be- selected by said State. Hut
said act is hereby so amenurd that
none Of said lands shall he sold for
lvss than five dollars per acre, anu the
| proceeds shall constitute a permanent
| fund, TO DO safely Invested anu held by
snid state, and the income thereof be
used exclusively for university pur-
poses. The schools, colleges, aud uni.
versities provided Tor In this net shaii
forever remain under the exclusive
control OF said State, and no part OF
the proceeds arising from the sale or
| disposal Of any landa herein granted
for educational purposes snail DO used
| for the supper, OF any sectarlau Or de.
nominationnl school, college, or uni
vrrsity.
See. .. That all mineral lands shall
he exempted tom the Prnuis made by
this act. But n sections sixteen anu
thiity-six, or any subdivision or por.
ton Ofauy smallest subdivision thereof
In any tow nehip shall be found by tho
Department Of tho Interior 10 bo min.
esal lands, said Stale IL hereby author
ICED and empowered 10 select, In LEGAL