The Tomahawk., 1919-11-06

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become due or after one year from
the expiration of the extension
granted by the Secretary the land
shall revert to the United States in
trust for said Indians. and any
moneys paid thereon shall be for.
feited to the Indians.
All lands not sold and disposed
of at public auction when offered
for sale and any lands that may
revert to the United States in trust
by default on the part of the pur-
chaser in the payment of the pur-
chase price hereinbefore provided
for shall remain open to purchase
at private sale 1t the appraised
value until the expiration of the
time in which al! lands sold shall
have been fully paid for. and the
said Secretary shall then proceed
to dispose of all of the remaining
lands at public auction to the high
est bidder for. cash in tracts not
exceeding six hundred and forty
acres - ...>
The Secretary of the Interior
shall issue to any purchaser of said
lands, upon full payment being
made therefor, a patent as in other
conveyances of public lands All
funds derived from the sale of said
lands shxll be deposited in the
Treasury of the United States to
the credit of the Chippewa> Indians
of Minnesota in their principal
fund: Provided, That nothing
herein contained shall impair or
invalidate any valid existing home
stead entry. ~...-... ..~
Sec. 3. That the General Council
| of the Chippewa Indians of Mime
sofa is authorized to convey to the
State of Minnesota, to be used as
part of the public school system Of
said State, upon such terms - may
be agreed upon, and subject to the
approval 81 tie Secretary Of the
Interior, any or all buildings and
land now reserved or used for
school purposes for said Indians.
So much of the one fourth of the
annual interest accruing on the
principal fund under section Z of
the Act of January IA, 1889. Us
Statutes at Large, page 642), may
be used by the said Secretary in
providing proper school facilities
for any child or children of said
Indians whose parent or parents
are now or may hereafter reside
upon either of their allotments,
and where their allotment home is
too far removed from tho nearest
public school TO permit the child
rem to regularly attend the same or
| of any orphan minor Chippewa
Indian child who is without proper
school facilities: Provided, That
where any portion of said interest
money is expended for the educa-
tion OF children in schools . the
amount 90 allotted to any one child
shall not exceed $175 in any one
year: Provided further, That if
by reason Of tie segregations from
the principal fund hersin author
lied the one fourth of the interest
annually accruing thereon shall be
insufficient in any one year to de
fray the school expenses of said
children, then the Secretary is au-
thorized to withdraw and use .
sufficient amount of said principal
fund, which, together with the QUE
fourth of the annual interest
money, will render available for
school purposes in any one year
not exceeding the sum of $500
Aud provided further, That the
Secretary shall annually, and 1t
the convcnin9 Of each regular ses-
sion, transmit 70 Congress . dc
| tailed statement giving the name,
AGE. and location Of the residence
1 Of the parent or parents or guard.
| ian of every child whose school ex-