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 296 FIFTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cns. 1487, 1488. 1904. Fishwaw Sec. 2. That suitable iishways, to be a proved by the United States Fish Commissioner, shall be constructed and maintained at said dam by said cor ration, its successors or assigns. _ _ Litigation. Sec. 3. That in case any litigation arises from the building of said dam, or from the obstruction of said river by said dam or appurtenant works, cases ma be tried in the proper courts as now provided for that purpose in the State of Minnesota, and in the courts of the United .  1 t States: Pwwided, That nothing in this Act shall be so construed as to wedge. g ws M repeal or modify any of the provisions of law now existing in reference to the protection of the navigation of rivers or to exempt said structure from the operation of the same. A¤¤¤¤d¤¤¤¤¤· Sec. 4. That the right to amend, alter, or repeal this Actis hereby {Time of ¤°¤¤¤‘¤¤· expressly reserved; and the Act shall become null and void unless the °°` construction of the said dam is commenced within one year and completed within three years from the date of approval thereof. Approved, April 23, 1904. _  1488.-Au Act Authorizing the Secretary of War to transfer to the Colum- '‘ bm Military Academy certain property 1H Maury County, Tennessee. Public, No. 152. [ 1 Be it enacted by the Semufe and Hmtse of Representatw}ves of the Cazéted Tglagmbm A¤·<‘=¤¤l· States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War rmhsreprea to ce be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to convey, by deed duly www- corporation or anize under the laws of the State of Tennessee, and its successors,gthe property situated in the ninth civil district of Maul? Coéméy, Stat? of Tennessge, belonging tp thedGovernment pf t e United States, ormerl use as an arsena, an known as t ie Columbia Arsenal propertyr, the same comprising about sixty-six acres, and enerally bounded by the Hampshire pike, the Louisville and Nashvillle Railroacll, the Mount Péeasant pike, and apublic road connectin the two pi es above name, said conve ance to rcvide, _ however,§hat the estate thereby created shall condnue so ld)n only as the said property shall be used for educational purposes on€v and in conformity with the terms of this Act. c,‘;§§}’,j‘Qgf‘°“ l" ‘°‘ Sec. 2. That the Secretaryof War shall require the grantee to tile - ir}: the] War Delpsptwmecptdan agcepgancedof saictlproperty stipulating t at the same s a e e icate an use for a time for educationa ui ses and no other. téiygpgpxy 0* Swe- p SEE. 3. That the Secretary of War shall be a visitor to said school °and have and exercise full rivhts of visitation, and he shall have the right and authority. in his discretion. if the public interest requires, to prescribe the military curriculum of said school and to enforce compliance therewith, and u n refusal or failure of the authorities of said gghool to comply withothe rules and regulations so prescribed bv thecretary of 'ar or with the terms of this Act he is authorized to declare that the estate of the grantee has determined, and the propertyshall revert to the United States, and the Secretary of War is authorized thereupon to take possession of said property in behalf U¤¢¤¢5€¤<>¤· of the United States. The deed mentioned in section one and the accelptance mentioned in section twovof this Act shall so stipulate and sha] further reserve to the L nited States the right to use such lands fpgipgzlimgyepurposes at any time on demand of the President of the Approved. April 23, 1904,
 * ?,§'}b‘§0f.1‘g§‘j§t‘§§§2{ and properly executed to Columbia Military Academy, an educational