The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-11-15

terms OF the permit. the secretary
shall forthwith cancel such permit.
and such permittee shall not again
be granted q permit under this
Act.
Sec. 5. That on establishing at any
time within two years from the
date of the permit to the satisfac-
ton OF the secretary Of tho interior
that underground waters in Ssnf-
ficent quantity to produce> at a
profit agricultural crops other than
native grasses upon not less than
twenty acres of land has oeen dis
covered and developed and rem
dered available for such use with
in the limits of the land embraced
in any permit the said permittec
shall be entitled to a paten. for
%one-fourth of the land embraced IN
the permit, such area to be selected
by the permittee in compact form
according to the legal subdivisions
OF the public land surveys If tine
land be surveyed, or to he surveyed
at his expense under rules AID
regulations established by the sec
rotary of the interior if located On
unsurveyed land.
Sec. G.. That the remaining area
within the limits of the land en-
braced in any such permit shall
thereafter be subject to entry and
disposal only under IAN Act to
secure homesteads to actual set
tiers on the public domain" APP
proved May 20, 1862, and amend
ments thereto, known as the me
Observation-Disclosures homestead
Act.
Sec. z. That the receipts obtained
from the sale of lands under the
provisions of section 6 hereof shall
be paid into, reserved, and appro-
priated as a part of the reclamation
fund created by the act of con-
gress approved June II, 1902.
known as the Reclamation Act.
Sec. g.. That all entries made and
patents issued under the provisions
of this Act shall be subject to and
contain a reservation to the United
States of all the coal and other val
liable minerals in the lands so en-.
tered and patented, together with
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and remove the same. The coal
and other valuable mineral de-
posts in such lands shall be sub
ject to disposal by the United
States in accordance with the pro-
visions of the coal and mineral
land laws in force at the time OF
such disposal. Any person quail
fled to locate and enter the coal
or other mineral deposits, or hav-
ing the right to mine and remove
the same under the laws of the
: United States, shall have the right
! at all times to enter upon the
lands entered or patented, as pro-
vided by this Act. for the purpose
of prospecting for coal Or other
mineral therein, provided he shall
not injure, damage, or destroy the
permanent improvements of the
cntryman or patentee. and shall be
liable to and shall compensate the
c-tryman or patentee for all dam
ages to the crops on such lands by
reason of such prospecting. Any
person who has acquired from the
United States the coal or other
mineral deposits in any such land,
or the right to mine or remove the
same. may re-ented and occupy so
much of the surface thereof as may
be required for all purposes a
sonably incident to the mining or
removal of the coal or other min
erals, first, upon securing the writ
ten consent or waiver of the home
stead entryman or patentee; sec
ond, upon payment of the damages
to crops or other tangible improve
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agreement may be had as to the
amount thereof; or. third. in lieu
of either Of the foregoing provis-
ions, upon the execution of n good
and sufficient bond or undertaking
to the United States for the use
and benefit of the entryman or
owner of the land. to secure the
payment of such damages to the
crops or tangible improvements of
the entryman or owner. as may be
determined and fixed in an action
brought upon the bond or under
taking in a court Of competent jur-
iscdiction against the principal and
sureties thereon, such bond or un-
dertaking to be in form and in ac-