Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-28

7sdtt, and in r of any claim or demand by said
 unter the act of September 2S,b N and section twenty four buna,a, N seventy-ninc of the Revised s,u.
 making a grant of swamn ,.5 ''O'
 flo' ed lands 10 certain statos % gra 1t it is hereby declared ss NN tended to the said state, the fono. gra of land are hereby m,So o%ovn vii: "'aue
 or university purposes, enc bn,,
 and twenty thousand acres; for DHei I.g tive, executive, and judicial ss' buildings heretofore erected pu5N territory or to be hereafter eyoa,S the state, and for the paymcnt '.eu os
 bonds heretofore or hereaftor VI
 therefor, ninetysix thousand ac,oa' ,s'ls insane asylums, one hundred tbo91 acres; for penitentiaries, one LnsS
 thousand acres; for schools and asrIu
 for the deaf. dumb, and the bI;ni hundred thousand acres; for m;, 70 hospitals for disabled minaro si thousand acres; for normal school. I
 hundred thousand acres; for s,oto ltable, penal and reformatorv in&ss & tions, one hundred thousand aerec. agricultural and mechanical con.
 one hundred and fifty thousand and the national appropriation bS,.' fore annually paid to said tery;,orn
 the agricultural and mechanic.i
 lege shall, until further order "f
 gross, continue to be paid to said s... for the use. of said institution. school of mines, one hundred ,bor., acres: for irrigation for public nurn@' and for improvement of rivers b,F tining them within their banks and venting destructive overao,, streams, six hundred thousand ,n
 and for the payment of the deb,.
 said territory and other public Sa' existing at the date of the annrovaI
 this act as said territory, may bava sumed or said state shall assumo ,1' million three hundred thousand ae,a Provided, That if there shall rem.' any of the three million three bprS.s thousand acres of land so granted II of the proceeds of the sale or ls,s thereof, or rents,, issues, or other n,,ss therefrom, after the payment of a3| debts, such remainder of lands and ts proceeds of sales thereof shall be asSJ to and become a part of teh permansr school fund of said state, the incor, therefrom only to be used for the ma, tenance of the common schools of Sss| state. And there is hereby apprmr ated, out of any moneys in the t,s,, ury not otherwise appropriated ,, sum of two million five bnr4,J thousand dollars, or so much thereof may be necessary, for the paymeDt sueh Vahd county and city debts r | lsting at the date of the approval a| this act as said territory may have !, sumed or said state shall assume ,,i said appropriation shall be paid hy \, treasurer of the United States to g,, nerson as may be authorized by ul state to receive the same upon v render of the bonds or other eyideD. of such indebtedness.
 State Control of Schools Sec. 10. That the schools, copeys and universities. provided for in i,| act shall forever remain under tbe r elusive control of the said state. srj| no part of the proceeds arising fm the sale or disposal of any lands grar ed herein for educational purposes shal be used for the support of any se,n ian or denominational school. coeg or university.
 See. II. That ten per centum of ti. proceeds of sales of public lands yl. within said state which shall be vi| by the United States subsequent a| the admission of said state into ts Union, after deducting all the expene incident to such safes, shall be paid n| the said state. or be used as a permn ent inviolabIe fund, the interest f| which only shall be expended for ts support of the common schools with sad state. And there is hereby appn priated, out of any moneys in the treas ury not otherwise appropriated, ib| sum of two. million five hundred thols and dollars for the use and benefit t| the common schools of said state. Sla appropriation shall be paid by tR| treasurer of the United States at Nd time and to such person or persOr' as may be authorized by said state q receive the same under laws to be H| acted by said state, and until sa state shall enact such laws said appre pration shall not be paid. Such P preparation of two million five hundfe thousand dollars shall be held invioi ble and invested by said state, in trus fer the use and benefit of said schOOs
 Sec. 12. That all lands herein q heretofore granted for educational PG| poses shall be disposed of at putH sale only, for a price not less tl'. three dollars per acre, the proceeds such sale 10 constitute permanea fund, any portion of which if lost is any reason shall be replaced by apple priations from the treasury of ih| state, and the income from which OlF shall be expended for the improvemenl maintenance, and support of the z spective educational institutions, w pending sale said lands may be leaS' as the state legislature shall prescnOr excepting all of such lands which az now and were on the first day of JaI' ary, 1910, within the exterior lIn' of any district or districts of land Sll' in said state designated by the seF, tary of the interior to be lands ID" may be supplied. with irrigation from any irrigation works which 1a | been wholly or in part constructed ' acquired, CT which are under consfg ton or process of aequiistlon by " United States under the provisions an act of congress entitled. "Ah ~