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 SIXTY·FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 431. 1910. 861 Sec. 20. That the following sections in the following Acts making Add“*°¤°l· appropriations for the current and cont' ent expenses of the Indian service, to wit: Section eight of the ActLd1fgMarch third, eighteen hun- "°l·18·P··*5°- dred and sevent{y—five; section eight of the Act of March second, §g}·_,§f·,g>,g eighteen hundre and ninety-five; section eight of the Act of March ' ` third, nineteen hundred an one; and section six of the Act of May V°l·32·¤·274· twegglyglseventh, nineteen hundred and two, be, and they are hereby, rep . Sec. 21. That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized pe§{fg°g§,{*u;¤° Wm to expend for their benefit or pay to the Indians of the Sisseton and nuance ts mms Wahpeton tribe, er capfta in cash, the balance of the funds in the P" °°*’"" . Treasury arising)ii·om the proceeds of sale of Sioux Indian lands in Minnesota and akota, the use of which is controlled by section four V¤l-1% P- 819- of the Act of March third eighteen hundred and sixty-three, said sum ten thousand and fifty-five dollars and forty-nine cents. Sec. 22. That section six of the Indian appropriation Act of July mi;·gg,¤;j),r;;¤v¤¤v <>¤ first, eighteetp hupdfed and ninety-eight, be,and it is hereby, amended giigoj p. see, so asto rea as o ows: 4 · ‘ ‘Sec. 6. That whenever there is on hand at anly of the Indian reser- mT;¤¤¤*¢¤= ¤¤¢¤<>r— ` vations government property not reeiluired for the use and benefit of ' the Indians on such reservations, the Secretary of the Interior is . authorized to cause any such propgrty to be transferred to any other Indian reservation where it may used advantageously, or to cause ,,§,'§'i,$,°,2{,’},Q,§‘}‘;',’_ °“*°* it to be sold and the proceeds thereof deposited and covered into the K S 8 m Treasur in conformity with section thirty-six hundred and eighteen "°°°'m '*" of the Igbvised Statutes of the United States." Sec. 23. That hereafter the purchase of Indian supplies shall be }.'},*}§’h'},{;PP{§‘;f;,B, made in conformity with the requirements of section thirty-seven regugsrconuscrs. hundred and nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States; ‘ "°°°‘°7°°""m‘ Pmmkled, That so far as may be practicable Indian labor shall be Qg",;’,j’-hbor and employed, and purchases of the products of Indian industry may be products made m open market in the discretion of the Secretary of the Interior. All Acts and parts oflépts in conflict with the provisions of this section are hereb re ea e . ` Sec. 24. Thiit tile Act entitled "An Act to allow the Minneapolis, R§;g,*@&§_·,g,fg,§y,§,¤¤ Red Lake and Manitoba Railway Company to acquire certain ands Qmnt or ’1¤¤d¤`¤o in the Red Lake Indian Reservation, Mmnesota," approved February ‘,jQk‘},"§,?,{’°§}§,;,,’},§‘§ eighth, nineteen hundred and five, be, and the same is hereby, ¤¤“W¤Y °¤¤¤P•¤Y- amended by adding at the end thereof a section reading as follows: "Sec. 7. After said com any shall have filed maps of definite ,,,§gg·=¤° *0* ·¤*•¤*·¤¤ location and the same shalllhave been approved by the Secretary of vei. as, p. von, the Interior, as provided in section three, and compensation s rail °m°°°°d‘ have been made to the tribes of Indians and occupants, as provided in section two, the Secretary of the Interior shall cause a patent for the land selected and taken to be issued to said company, the same to be in pro er form to show the title vested in the company to the land selected) by the terms of the grant in this Act contained? Sno, 25. That section twenty-four of the Act of May twenty-ninth, ,a,§,ig¤g,¤m¤¤-. x>¤¤¤¤¤ nineteen hundred and eight (Thirty-fifth Statutes at Large, page voi. za} p., 4sc, four hundred and forty-four), be amended to read as follows: ‘”"*“d°d· "Sec. 24. That the Secretary of the Interior shall cause an allot- dr2:1¤g}¤;¤,g;¤,;,,&;;,<;1:¤gI:1; ment of one hundred and sixty acres to be made under the rovnsions tes. born since June of the Act of June fifth, nineteen hundred and six, to each child of 5· lm Indian parentage born since that date who has not heretofore received an allotment, and whose father or mother was a duly enrolled member of either the Kiowa, Comanche, or Apache tribe of Indians in Okla- · homa and entitled to allotment under the provisions of the Act of June sixth, nineteen hundred; said allotments to be made from the tracts of land remain` rr unsold in the ‘pasture reserves ’ in the former _ ` Kiowa, Comanche, aiild Apache Reservation: Provided, That if there rmperixeeeee share is not sufficient land remaming unsold m said tracts to give an allot- if °'°“"“““°‘°“‘·