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 4:52 SIXTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cris. 260, 261,263. 1910. and pg over the proceeds received from the sale thereof only as ·{?',§,Y&°};gM, not receiv and as herein provided: Provided, That nothing m this Act ¤**°°* shall be construed to deprive the sa1d Indians of the Rosebud Indian Reservation of any benefits to whioh they are entitled under existing treaties or agreements not incons1stent with the prov1sions of tl11s Act. Approved, May 30, 1910. Mw 3°· mm CHAP. 261.-An Act Granting certain lands in the Coconino National Forem, in [H' RAB04'] Arizona for observatory purposes [rux»1sc,rzr.».1¤s.] ’ ` Be it enacted oy the Senate and House of Representatives of the United ArI;;*f'°u°”°°"“°°'Y· §'tates of Americaxin Congress ctssemtled, That_ there be, and hereby 1.?¤¤¤l§__¤ cgwnino IS, granted  Perc1val Lowell, his he1rs and ass1gns, section numbered §§}$’.-?° ms gnu seventeen, in townshgia numbered twenty-one north of range seven east of the Gila and lt River base and meridian, the said tract of land being within the Coconino National Forest, in the Territory of _ Arizona, for observatory purposes in connection with the Lowell §Q;'&_f§{;n ,0, ,,0,, Observatory: Provided, That in the event of the removal or abandonuser. ment of the said observatory or the use of said land by the grantee for other than observatory purposes the said land shall revert to the dgidigper rights ¤¤~ Ungteed gltatesz   fu£t}m·, Tlzat tllie title to tlhe merchantable tim r ereon an e ri t to cu an remove the same in such manner as to preserve the Ixerbage and undergrowth in their natural condition shal remain in the United States. Approved, May 30, 1910. éluugligoiogi C  263.-An Act To regulate the height of buildings in the District of ._` `_ ji 011Hl 18. [r>¤1»nr,N¤. iss.] _ Dmmcmfcommm S Be tt joajoted  the Segiate and Housebog R%resentattoes of the United · i tates 0 memca an ongress assem d, 1at from and after th piiigggidegingengéi. date of the apgroval of this Act no combustible or noniireprooti building in the istrict of Columbia used or occupied or intended to pednse or occupied as a dwglhng, flat, apartment house, tenement, o gmv or oar mg iouse os ita ormitory or for i `l purposlie shall be erected, altered: or’raised to a heigtlot ofaiiibrselinlhaiid our stor1es,_ or more than fifty feet in height above the sidewalk, and no combusuble ornonfireproof building s all be converted to any of the uses aforesaid if it exceeds either o said limits of height. B¤¤*¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤d*¤8=· Sec. 2, That from and after the date of the a roval of this Act no _ combustible or nonlireproof building in the lilistrict of Columbia used or occupied or intended to be used or occupied for business plp;go;§t0r?éy;tshaaill)l7)§ ogoicteél, altoired, gr raised ao zyllioiglit of more · Sl ewa an no co - _ proof building shall be_ converted to ,suel1 use if il;ne>i1dedd;s;idHli)di,igih(t. mmgggcgianugtgolgég $Eo. 3. That all buildings in the District of Columbia, including rrceearrrgecrrer. buildings of every kind, class and description whatsoever ex e f Chumsexcevmd- churches rmi hereafter r { (1 it · · ’ ° P mg _ y, _ rec .e, a cmd, or raised in any manner as to exceed sixty feet in height shall be fireproof or noncombustible and of  fire—res}st{1ng materials, from the foundation up, as are now or a _ e time o the erecting, altering, or raising may be required by the building regulations of the District of Columbia. ¤¤¤¤1¤.¤w· ltHet,o]s, apartgnent houses, and tenement houses hereafter erected, a ere , or raise in any manner so as to be three stories in height or over and burldrngs hereafter converted to such uses shall be of firepgoof construction up to apd including the main floor, and there shall no space on any oor o suc 1 structure of an t thousand Eve hundred square feet that is not cdlrlnliilgtieiiliy (iiidhlizgdtlig