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 FIFIY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cus. 568, 569, 706, 707. 1903. 841 northwest quarter of section twenty-seven, township two north, ran e three east, Black Hills meridian, embracing in all forty acres of land 1n Pennington County, South Dakota, said patent to contain the provision that said land shall be used for cemetery purposes only: Provided, That the said association pay one dollar and twenty-ive cents per acre therefor. Approved, February 18, 1903. CHAP. 589.-An Act Permitting the town of Montrose, Colorado, to enter one February 18,190:%. hundred and sixty acres of land for reservoir and water purposes. · Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatnves 0 f the United States og America in Congress assembled, That the town of Montrose, gg_;f{cP‘§°- {gg- for in the "tate of Colorado, is hereby authorized to enter and receive mmm, em., punpatent for the lands hereinafter described, by and in the name of the ’°“°°‘ mayor of said town, and in trust for it, for reservoir and water purposes, upon its paying one dollar and twently-five eentstper acre there- *"*°°P°*·¤¤¤· or, namely: Begmnin at a point one an three-four s miles north ”°°°'*P**¤¤- and three miles west og the quarter section corner on the west line of section eighteen, township forty-eight north, range six west, of the New Mexico principal meridian; thence north two thousand six hundred and forty feet; thence west two. thousand six hundred and forty feet; thence south two thousand six hundred and forty feet; thence east two thousand six hundred and forty feet to the place of beginnilng, and containin one hundred and sixty acres of unsurveyed, nonmine , mountain lami which should, if the Government survey was extended to said locality, constitute the south half of the northeast cpxarter and the north half of the southeast quarter of section four, towns ip forty-eight north, range seven west,- New Mexico principal meridian, in Montrose County, State of Colorado: Provided, That nothing herein contained fjlyfgé Hghé mt shall be so construed as to impair any existing vali adverse rights to meme. any portion of said land. Approved, February 18, 1903. CHAP. 706.-An Act To provide for holding terms of courtin the district o! Utah. Fvbmlry 19. 1908- Be it enacted by the Senate and House;!fRepreaentat£vea of the United [Pm1c' M' M`] States of America in Oonyreaa a.saembl, That the State of Utah con- vmeexsaamum. stitutes one judicial district, which is known as the district of Utah. mg}? ’“'"°"" dl" Terms of the district court shall be held in Salt Lake City on the sec-  giiigimm ond Monday in April and November and at Ogden City on the second coun. _ Monday in March and September of each year: Provzded, That other B‘Q,{§,f§§,Y""· terms of said court may be held at said Salt Lake City and Ogden City and at other places in said district when deemed necessary by the judge. Approved, February 19, 1903. GHAP. 707.-An Act Providing for record of deeds and other conveyanees and February 19,1m. instruments of writing in Indian Territory, and for other purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rzfgesentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That chaw twenty-seven 1{:gj;3¤i;1;;r$¤gg&, of the Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas, known as nsfield’s Digest ece, sn. of eighteen hundred and eighty-four. is hereby extended to the In ian ,,,'{§§,§',,,,°{,,_""‘“""’ Territory, so far as the same may be applicable and not inconsistent