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 666 SIXTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. III. Cus.38, 39. 1913. .. ‘ ' in aid of ‘°°‘·¤-“"¤’- ¢ti?" th¤°5'.s"s.;s.‘2?j;¤%]i:nt§*c. ,v . ¤..‘ {‘“""‘°"B.,   s cs n>¤u1¤,N¤.ssa| tlictingclaimsto ' 81**1- ,,1,, Be it enacted 1}•eSenatean¢1Houseo t}»eUmZted T- States o Amenidla in assembled; t the Secrgftary of the _f _ Oemgrus _ _ Interior be, and he is here tkaauthorized and directed to cause Tpatents to be issued conveying to administrator of the estate of Qigonton H one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight and ty- 0°¤g*t°°' l¤°= in four ogg-inundredths acres, as near as mayjbe, of. unreserved, unocmp cupied, nonmineral, slurveyéialiauds of the nited States m the State of nsub`ectto omes en. ...*1".&F.i‘°""""*°’*‘· sm. 2. Thslt me ssideapmsmtiior sécmzhmute et ri Etliggngin H shallhavea oone ear r epassageo ct which to iildxiwlith the Secryet of the Interior a list of the lands selected by him in accordance with the provisions of this Act. And if any of the lands so selected should be rejected by the  tary of the Interior as not being of the character of lands described in this Act, said administrator shall have six months after said adgisleadeciziipn or decisions within nphich to mal? another selectiolp. P¤¤¤¢¤¢¤»¤¤¤¤¤¤¤An tsu atents iwueo yu nsatisacto roo tote ‘;'..*"t §{ec;·•&taCr(y or mg Inman op; tg: Ct!(:I'V? 8.11d gr»?ua§.I; gay vylsgon o m an, rior to a 0 said. enton , conveyed tg luin its ’ ht and interest in and to all lands earnedolgr v°‘· “· P- 8** Gtzah comyglanyfirliandertzltlhe Act of Co a]A;;r0ved July kgxdugth, ' teen un an sixt—six,entit ‘ tgranf to gre 8:]:;; of Oéegon to iid rl the construcrltgop of;} fron; · orv to uina ay": ProvuIed`, t within nations ¤$¤°im°° wm reclamasgioln bigrgiiwtsécrtlaiaiugh they mrinaydbo subxpct to halmestead entry, a consi as reserv an not su `ect to e terms sasemmspames. of this Act: Provided furthe. , That said one thousaiid ht hundred and forty-eight and eiglhty-four one-hundredths acrescdg land when so patented shall be m 'eu of all amounts of land now due under said Act of Congress of July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and shall be accepted in full settlement of all claims under sand Act. Approved, February 11, 1913. rem-uary 11 lm. CHAP. 89.-—An Act To amend an Act entitled "An Act to provide for an enlarged [H- R- ¤$i·l homutead." Public, No. M9. _ [ I Be 1.t evuwted_by  Fenote and House of Representatives of the United ggllgpggsmme States { Amergw tn; Congress assembled, That sections three and four mcg. 35 M of the ct entitled ‘An Act to provide for an enlarged homestead/’ my,,;,,,,_ · ¥’· · approved Eebmary mneteeuth, mneteeu hundred and nine, and of mjghedef. v- 632, an Act cgngitled AnbeAct£hto provide gordacndenlarged homestead/’ approv une seven en, mneteen un and ten, be, and the same are hereby, amended to read as follows; Ademem snowed USec. 3. Tl18·l& BUY l10II18Sl388·il entwm of lands of the char shall have the right to enter public lands, subject to the provisions of mm. this Act, contiguous to his ormer entry, which shall not, together  the orrgiiaal entig, erceed three hundred and twenty acres. ,,,90,0,cumm,0¤   4. t at the time of making final roofs, as provided in méc¤§ea.m_ ml, P. section twenty-two hundred and ninety-one ofllzhe Revised Statutes, ughm the entrymanunder this Act shall, in addition to the proofs and d,,c$d_ `”“ m` r°` agidawts I`€ql1H'€d lmdilf Smd Séctiou, prove by two credible witnesses that_at least 0ne·snxteenth of the area embraced in such entry was continuously cultivated for agricultural crops other than native grasses beginning with the second year of the entry and that at least one-eighth of the area embraced in the entry was so continuously
 * 0- herein described, upon which entry al proof has not been maid;