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 684 SIXTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. IH. Cue. 83, 84. 1913. rem-my av. ms. dma?. B8.-An Act To quiet titb •¤d P¤¤¤•¤¤i9¤ "iih "'m:;: °°’“l“ “' {n.a.m·rs.1 °°,,£,,¤,dm,;1°c,q,4pyw.“· 1aaae1aiminBaldwmCounty .i¤!°h*’*• eaemesaaeuascmniraaaomeemwaaeewmesehueemeamrer. _ Bcilenacted ¢heSenalca·ndHouae alfmmn °°°°°" States of Amerie]; in Gvrgyrue aasembledjy-That all  nght,_trtle, and “¤¤·*,§·;,“*¤¤*l,|¤, "°,{ interest of the United tates in and to the lands srtuate in sectron and mma. forty-four, township one north, range two east, and section forty- nine, township one north, range one eas% contumng srx hundred and thirt -nine and ninety-seven one·hun _ ths acres, m Baldwin County, Alabama, known as the Francis Girard grant, shall be, and thesame are insofaras l•l1Bl'000l'(l80fthBG8Dpl'§lIJ\IId0m068ll0W the said land to_be free from condict, hereby  to be granted, released, and relinquished by the United States, H1 fee simple to the respective rsons, estates, firms, or corporations, who would be the true and lhwwful owners of the same under the laws of Alabama, including the laws of prescription had the private-land claim of the said Francis Girard been confirmed by the third sectron of the Act of March third, eighteen hundred and nineteen ('lfhird Statutes, age five hundred and twenty-eight), and to their hens and assigns llorever, as freely and corépletely, m every respect whatever, as could he done hmmm ism therefor according to law. _ ',•‘“ gg'·¤¤¤"¤· Sm. 2. nothing in thk Act shall in an manner abndge, ' div  t, impair, injure, or prejudice any valid riggt, title, or mterest of any person or personsinorto any portion orpartof thelands mentioned in the said first section, the true intent of this bill being to relinquish and abandon, Eant, give, and concede any and right, interest, and estate, m w or eqiuity, which the United States isorrssu posed to beentitledtoinsar lands, infavorofall(perso estates, films, or corporations who would be the true an lawliusl owners of the same under the laws of the State of Alabama, including the laws of prescription, in the absence of the sud interest and estate of the United States. ¤-¤¢¤* v•*•¤¤ Sec. 3. That·the Department of the Interior shall cause patents to issue for such lands, and such patents shall issue in the name of the original claimant, and when issued shall be held for the use and benefit of the true and lawful owner or owners, as provided in seotions one and two of this Act. Approved, February 27, 1913. re 27 ms. CHAP. 84.-An Act For the n of the wa ' péalymhl Springs md me mn of “mim - e ter supply of the city of Colorado {venue, se. sn.] _ Bc·•t¢r•acted.by theSenalc andHou•e0 Representative: the Unwired mnglgnuoun M Smu.q·qfAmc1jiea in  assembled,fThat the public linds within nina. ia. reserved the Pike National Forest, situated in the coxmtres of El Paso and Q,  Teller, Colorado, heremafter described, are hereby reserved from all forms o§_loca1¤01l';°<;:·°£enf.(r;¥ alnd set asgdgops a muéncipal water-supply reserve or e the ci o orado ng a muni 1 cog>ra.ti-n of the State of Colortgio, to wit: P ’ c Pd nserspsee. t three, the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and the south half of the southeast quarter of section seven; the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section eight· the northwest qu arter of the northwest quarter, the south half of the southwest quarter, the west half of the southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section seventeen; lots two, three, and four, the northeast quarter, the east half of the northwest uarter, the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section eighteen; lots two, three, and four, the northeast quarter, the southeast quarter of the northwut quarter, the