The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10

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 four judicial divisions into whicl Alaska is now divided by Act o1 Congress where the said lands lie Such educational institutions shal remain under the exclusive con trol of said State, and no part o. the proceeds arising from the salt or other disposal of any lands here in granted for educational pur poses, or the income or rental there. of, shall be used for the support o1 any religious or sectarian school college, or university; none of the lands mentioned in this section shall ever be sold for less than SIC per acre.
 Sec. 12. Grant For State Institu tions, And so Forth.-That sectior numbered thirty-three in every township in Alaska is hereby re. served from settlement or other dis. position under any Act of Congress and granted to the said State of Alaska for the erection and main. tenance of State charitable, penal and reformatory institutions, and public buildings to be erected with. in the four judicial divisions into which Alaska is now divided by Act of Congress where the lands lie; Provided, That sections numbered thirty-three in each township with in that area described in the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to reserve lands to the Territory of Alaska for educational uses, and for other purposes" approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, shall be used for the pur- poses therein designated: And pro- vided further, That the university to be erected within the fourth ju- dicial division of Alaska, as now described by Acts of Congress di- viding Alaska into four judicial di- visions, may be erected upon the site and campus granted to the Territory of Alaska by the afore- said Act of Congress approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, and thereafter maintained in connection with the agricultural college and school of mines there in authorized; and for four sec tions of land granted to the Ter ritory of Alaska by the said Act of March fourth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, are hereby granted to the State of Alaska for the uses and purposes mentioned in said Act; none of the lands mentioned in this section shall ever be sold for less than SIG per acre.
 Sec. 13. Forest Service Grant, That there be, and hereby is, grant, ed to the State of Alaska four hun dred thousand acres of timbered lands suitable for forest reserve and the development of State for ests, one-fourth thereof to be desig- mated in each of the four judicial divisions into which Alaska is now divided by Act of Congress-; said lands shall be designated by or under the direction of the chief forester in charge of the United States Forest Service within one year after the passage and ap- proval of this Act. If any part of said granted lands shall be within the unsurveyed public lands, they shall be surveyed On the outer boundary by the forest service and the description thereof, together with the description of any within the surveyed area, shall be return ed to the Secretary of the Interior. who shall note the same on the plats and lists of public lands: said forest lands shall be held by the State for the benefit of the public as State forest reserve: the proceeds thereof shall be util- ized by the State in the support and maintenance of State for estry service: Provided, That said lands shall be located and desig- mated within national forest re. serve if any exist in that division where the reserve, or any part thereof, is to be chosen.
 Sec. IA. Leasing Mineral Lands. Where any part of the lands granted to the State of Alaska by this Act are valuable for minerals. which term shall also include gas and oil, such lands shall not be sold by the State prior to January first, nineteen hundred and thirty five, nor at any time for less than S20 per acre. but the same may