The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

erwise appropriated, the sum OF Ave
million dollars for the use and benefit
os the common schools of said state in
lieu of sections sixteen and thirtysix.
and other lands of the Indian Terri
tory Said appropriation shall be paid
by the treasurer of the United States
at such time and to such person or
persons as may be authorized by said
state to receive the same under laws
TO be enacted by said state. and until
said state shall enact such laws said
appropriation shall not be paid, but
said state shall be allowed interest
thereon at the rate of three per cen
tum per annum. which shall be paid to
said state for the use and benefit of
its public schools. Said apnropria-
tion of fve million dollars shall be
held and invested by said state, in
trust, for the use and benefit OF said
schools, and the interest thereon shall
be used exclusively in the support and
maintenance OF said schools: Provid-
ed, That nothing in this act contained
shall repeal or affect any act of con-
gress relating to the Sulphur Springs
Preservation as now defined or as may
be hereafter defined or extended. or
1 the power of the United States over
il OF any other lands embraced in the
state hereafter set aside by congress
as a national park, game preserve, or
for the preservation OF objects OF
archaeological or chronological inter
est and nothing contained in this act
shall interfere with the rights and
ownership of the United states in any
land hereafter set aside by congress
as national park, game preserve. or
other reservation, or in the said Sui
iphur Springs reservation. as It now IS
or many be hereafter defined or ex-
tended by law; but exclusive legisla-
zion in all cases whatsoever. shall be
exercised by the United states. which
shall have exclusive control and jur-
isdiction over the same; but nothing
in this provso contained shah be con
strued to prevent the service within
said Sulphur Springs reservation or
national parks, game preserves, asd
other reservations hereafter estat
ished by law. of civil and criminal
processes lawfully issued by the au-
thorip of said state, and said sta'o
shall not be entitled to select indem.
niCy school lands ior the thirteenth,
sixteenth. thirty-third, aud thirty-sixth
sections that may be embraced within
the metes and bounds Of the national
park. game preserve, and other reser-
vatiou or the said Sulphur Springs
reservation. now defined or may be
hereafter defined
Sec. s. That section thirteen in the
Cherokee outlet, the Tonkawa IN
dian reservation, and the Pawnee In
dian reservation. reserved by the
President Of the United States by
proclamation Issued August nine
teenth. eighteen hundred and ninety
three, opening to settlement the saj(
lands, and by any act or acts. Of con
; gress since said date, and sectior
+ lthirteen IN ali other lands which have
e been or may be opened to settlement
; IN the territory of Oklahoma, and al
u lands heretofore selected in lieu there
D OF. is hereby rcserved and granted Il
a said state for the use and benefit 0
j. the University o. Oklahoma and th
p University Preparatory school, one
Is third; OF the normal schools now es
e tablished or hereafter to be establish
e ed. one-thiri, and Of the Agriculture
e and Mechanical college and the Co
< ored Agricultural Normal uniyerslt.
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