Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-14

SchOol purposes IN lieu tnereOli noE
shall any lands embraced in Indian,
military, or other reservations of any
character be subject to the grants OF
this act, but such reservation lands
shall be subject to the indemnity pro-
visions OF this act.
Sec. Z. That three hundred Sec
tions of the unappropriated nonmin-
eral public lands within said state, to
be selected and located in legal sub
divisions, as provided in this act, are
hereby granted to said state for the
purpose of erecting legislative, execu-
tive and judicial public buildings In
the same and for the payment of the
bonds heretofore OF hereafter issued
therefor.
Sec. s. That nothing IN this act
shall be so construed, except where
the same is so specifically stated, as
to repeal any grant of land hereto
fore made by any act of Congress to
said territory, but such grants are
hereby ratified and confirmed in and
to said state, and all of the land that
may not, at the time of the admission
of said state into the union, have been
selected and segregated from the pub
segregated in the manner provided in
this act.
Sec. g. That ten per centum Of
the proceeds of the sales of public
lands lying within said state which
snail oe sold by the United States
subsequent to the admission of said
state in the union, after deducting all
the expenses incident to the same,
shall be paid to the said state to be
used as a permanent fund, the inter-
est of which only shall be expended
for the support of the common schools
within said state. And there is
hereby appropriated, out Of any mon
eys in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, the sum of five million
dollars for the use and benefit of the
common schools of the said state.
| Said appropriation shall be paid by
the treasurer of the United States at
such time and to such person or per-
sons as may be authorized by said
state to receive the same under the
| laws to be enacted by said state, and
until said state shall enact such laws
said appropriation shall not be paid.
Said appropriation of five million dol
lars shall be held invlolable and in
vested by said state, in trust, for the
use and benefit of said schools.
Sec. TO- That all lands herein
granted for educational purposes may
be appraised and disposed of only al
public sale, the proceeds to consti-
tute a permanent school fund. the in
come from which only shall oe ex'
lpended In the support of said sch ools
But said lands may, under such regu'
lations as the Legislature shall pre-
scribe. be leased for periods of moi
more than ten years. and such COM
Imon school land shall not be subject
to preemption. homestead entry, oil
any other entry under the land laws
of the United States, whether survey
ed or unsurveyed, but shall be re-
served for school purposes only.
Sec. IL. That in lieu of the grant
of land for purposes of internal i'm
lprovement made to new states by the
eighth section of the act of Septem.
ber fourth, 1S41, which section IA
thereby repealed as to the proposed
state, and in lieu of any claim or de-
mand by the said state under the ac'
OF September %, 1850. and section
2,479 of the revised statutes, making
a grant of swamp and overfloweC
lands to certain states which gran
1t is hereby declared is not extended
to the said state, and in lieu of an!
grant of saline lands to said state
save as heretofore made, the follow
ing grants of lands from public land
of the United States within said stat
are hereby made, to-wit:
For the establishment and mainten
ance and support of insane asylum
in the said state, two hundred thous
and acres; for penitentiaries, tw'
hundred thousand acres; for school
for the deaf dumb and blind, tw'
hundred thousand acres; for miners
hospitals for disabled miners, on
hundred thousand acres; for norma
schools, two hundred thousand acres
for state charitable, penal and re
lformatory institutions, two hundre'
Thousand acres; for agricultural an
mechanical colleges, three hundre'
thousand acres: Provided, That tn
national appropriation heretofore an
nually paid to the agricultural AM
, mechanical college of said territor
shall, until the further order of Con
: gress, continue to oe paid TO sal
for schools of mines, two hundre'
, thousand acres; for military institute
! 1.-TWO hundred thousand acres.
Two hundred thousand acres of un
, appropriated public land in the sal
territory are hereby granted and do
, mated to the said state. for the main
J tenance and support of the arche1
, logical institute and school of arch
, Zoology and museum located in tn
the city of Santa Fe, the present cap
| ital OF the territory of New Mexico.
J Two hundred thousand acres of un
} appropriated public lands in the sal
. territory are hereby granted and d.
/ mated to the said state. for the estah
: lishment and maintenance and SUP
, port of a manual training and tech
nical school in the city of Santa F.
the present capital of the territor
: of New Mexico.
In addition to the lands granted b
this act, and which have been grant
7 ed heretofore by any prior law, tw
/ million acres Of lands are hereh