Graham guardian., 1911-01-13

III any Case less Inan TIE minimum
price hereinafter fixed, nor upon
credit unless accompanied by ample
security, and the lega! title shall not
be deemed to have passed until the
consideration shall have been peid.
Sec. 5. No lands shall be sold for
less than three dollars per acre, and
no lands which are or shall be sus-
ceptib!e Of irrigation under any pro-
jects now or hereafter completed or
adopted by the United States under
legislation for the reclamation of
lands, or under any other pro-
ject for the reclamation of lands,
shall be sold at less than twenty
five dollars per acre; Provided,
that the State, at the request of
the Secretary of the Interior, shall
from time to time relinquish such
of its lands to the United States as
at any time are needed, for irrixa-
tion works in connection with any
such government project, and other
lands in lieu thereof shall be selected
from lands of the character named
and in the manner prescribed in
Section Twentyfour of the Enabling
Act.
Sec. s. No lands reserved and
excepted of the lan6s granted to
this State by the United States,
actually or prospectively valuable
for the development ot water pow-.
ers or power for h,rlro-electric use
or transmission, VIII ch shall be as.
certained and designated by the
Secretary Of the Interior within five
years after the proclamation of the
president declaring thc admission of
the State, shall be subject to any
disposition whatsoever BY the State
or by any officer of the State, and
any conveyance or transfer Of such
lands made within said five years
shall be null and void.
Sec. 7. A separate funl shall be
established, Tor each OF the several
objects for which the SAD grants
are made and confirmed by the said
Enabling Act to the State, an, when
ever any moneys shall be in any
manner derived from any OF said
lands, the same shs.. be deposited
by the State Treasurer in the fund
corresponding to the grant under
which the particular land producing
such moneys was, by said Enabling
Act, conveyed or confirmed. No
moneys shall ever De taken from one
fund for deposit m any other, or for
any object other than that for which
the land producing the same was
granted or colfcmed. The State
shall keep all such mon
eys invested in safe, interest bearing
securities, winch securities shall be
approved by The Governor and Sec
retary of State, and shal at all
times be under a good and sufficient
bond or bonds conditioned for the
faithful performance of his duties
in regard thereto.
Sec. S. Every sale, lease, con-
vcYance or contract OF or concern
ing any of the tanos granted or con-
or the use thereof or the
natural products thereof made to
this State by the said Enabling Act,
not made in substantial conformity
with the provisions thereof, shall be
null and void,
See. 8. All lands expressly trans 4,
ferred and confrmeG to the State,
by the provisions of the Enabling
Act approved June 20, 1910. includ-
ing all lands granted to the State, !
anG al iauds heretofore granted to
the TerritNry OF Arizona, ;md all !
lands otherwise acquired by the
State, may &c sold on leased by the
State in the manner, and on the
conditions, ane with the limitations,
prescribed by thA said Enabling Act
aE@ this Constitution, and as may
be tHtthec p;esccibed by law; Pro-
yided, that the Legislature shall