The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1913-01-18

4 interior may also reserve Sucn IanQS
as he may deem necessary for agency
school, and religious purposes, to re-
main reserved as long as needed and
as long as agency, school, or re-
ligious institutions are maintained
! thereon for the benefit of said In
dians: Provided, that the Secretary
of the Interior lis hereby authorized
and directed to issue a patent in fee
simple to the duly authorized mis-
sionary board, Or other proper au-
thority of amy religious organization,
heretofore engaged in mission or
school work ON said reservation, for
such lands thereon (not included i'm
any town site herein provided for)
as have been heretofore set apart to
such organization for mission or
school purposes.
Sec. .. That the Secretary of the
interior be, and he is hereby, author
ized and directed to cause to be sur
veyed all the unsurveyed lands, if
any, within said reservation, and to
cause an examination to be made of
the lands by experts of the Geolo-
gical survey. and if there be found
any lands bearing COAL oil, or other
valuabel minerals the said secretary
is hereby authorized to reserve them
from allotment or disposition until
further action by congress.
Sec 4. That as soon as the
lands embraced within the said res
erWHatiOn have been surveyed and
the examination made thereof to de-
termine the minerals by the Geo
logical survey completed, the Secre-
tary of the Interior shall cause al
lotmentS OF ten acres Of irrigable
land to be made to every man, wo-
man, and child belonging to or hold
ing tribal relations in said reserva-
zion who have not heretofore re-
ceived the allotmentS to which they
are entitled under provisions of ex-
isting laws. The remainder of the
irrlgable lands in said reservation
shall be opened to entry and settle
ment in tracts not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres, under the
visions of the law accepting the pro-
visions of the Carey Land Acts, so
called, heretofore adopted by the
State of Arizona on the thirtieth day
of May, nineteen hundred and
twelve
Sec. 5. That before any of the
land lis disposed of, as herein pro-
vided, and before the State of Ari-
zona shall be permitted to select or
locate any lands to which said
State may be entitled by reason of
the loss of sections two sixteen,
thirty-two, or thirty six, or amy por-
tionsthereof by reason of the allot-
ment thereof to Indians, or otherwise.
the Secretary of the Interior lis au-
thOrized to reserve from said lands
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lin his opinion may be required for
the future public interests, and he
may cause the same to be surveyed
into lots and blocks and disposed of
under such regulations as he may pre-
scribe; and he is hereby authorized
to set apart and reserve for school,
park, and other public purposes not
more than ten acres for each Quanter
section of land in any one town site,
and patents shall be issued for the
Lands SO set apart and reserved for
school, park, and other purposes to
the municipality legally charged with
the care and custody of lands donat-
ed for such purposes. The purchase
price of all town lots sold i'm town
sites as herein provided shall be paid
at such times and in such INSTALL
ments as the Secretary of the In
terior may direct He shall cause not
more than twenty per centum of
the net proceeds arising from such
| sales to be set apart and expended
under his direction in the construc-
ton of school houses and other pub
lie buildings, or in improvements
Within the town sites wherein such
lots are located. The net proceeds
derived from the sale of such lots
and lands within the town sites afore-
said shall be credited to the In
dians as hereafter provided: Pro-
yided further, that all children of
shah be admitted at all times to the
public schools within said town sites
on an equal footing with all other
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