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 384 SIXTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sus. II. Ons. 102, 103. 1914. after be extended for a period of one agear in the same manner: @*2; M ,,_y_ Provided, That the last payment and other payments must be m¤¤t.¤¤=- made within a period not exceeding one year after the last payment becomes 2% by the terms of the Act under which the eritry was °°¤d*“°°* made: Pr ed further, That any  all payments must e made when due, unless the entryman apgges for an extension and pays interest for one year, m advance, at e per centum per annum upon th¢;da}11<launtdd;i1;5s herein p)1%oEdcd, arid patent be_ withhelid ' ayment e urc ase riceis emacco - pm? ‘°' ”°”‘ Lice withllznhe provigions hereof: Ang further, That I8.1ll11‘6 to make any payment that may be due, nmless the same be extended, or to make any extended payment at or before the time to which such pagxiihent has l3a1•:le‘xtended, as heréam proviéleegl, shall fo1Lfse1tti1thete3try an esame e an any an a paymen cre ore made shall be forfeited. _ _, _ _ _ S,g§¤Rgip;;g Sm. 2. That the provgsrons of the Act of April thirteenth nineteen ¤m£¤m me hundred and twelve, ent1tled "An Act extending the time of payment N‘§'{,,,,i,,,“{;, um, to certain homesteaders on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation, gudyygguw i¤— m the State of South Dakota, and on the Standing Rock Indian Resv¤1.a·:,p.a4. ervation, in the States of South Dakota   North Dakota," shall apply to all homestead entries for lands in said reservations, heretofore or hereafter made, in the same manner it applies, by its terms, to entries made before its passage. Approved, May 28, 1914. "i'$? ;5°l:l4· a$.'$a°;¤§c°r?sI4@”¤‘}.a.d°° P§°¤$$.€2§‘?’°"" ""’“’°‘* °* °°°"“"""‘ "‘° "°'“"""" [Public, No. 111.] Be·it enactedby theSenateandHo1iseo R esentati theUded §,.¤g==·b;°g°m B, my Stazag of America in O0’R»g1'€88·G888Wtbld;f'I`lI%· at the emu elegtion um ggemu ¤¤ mp- held in any State nezitmpreceding the expiration of the term for which '°°£E.., {Eine, any Senator was elec to ri•p)resent such State in Congress at which electron a Representative to ngiress is regularly by law to be chosen, a United States Senator from said State shall be elected b the eople tlhereg for the term commencing on the fourth day of  next t ere ter. Nominations me S1:0. 2. That in any State wherein a U 'ted States S t ° h 3,}$°R"Z§“,.,,},?..¤'}?,, :2 after to be elected either_ at a general eleldltiou or at anlyugpglcilsl el; !·•*¥°· tion called by the executive authority thereof to iill a vacancy, until or  otherwisegpecxally provided by the legislature thereof the nomination of candi ates for such office not heretofore made shall be made, the election to fill the same conducted, and the result thereof determmed, as near as may  in accordance with the laws of such State regulating the nommatxgn of candidates for and election of hgrglxto mmm  at_ Large of the National House of Regresentatives: Pro- » nepusmaeve at _, at m case no provision is made in any tate for the nomi- I*“¤°· nation or election of Representatives at Large, the procedure shall be m accordance with the laws of such State respecting the ordinary executive and administrative officers thereof who are elected by the ,,_¤,ggr··¤¤y ¤f v¤=•¤ vote of thehpeopledofi thefentire State: And provided further, That in aZnycasetecan`ate Senatorece1`° th ' T ·m‘ v0§mSg8urIg6;im¤;:1?d6$;w<;1édi hm; Villg elughestnumberof ¤¤¤¤¤,,·>r>¤- mc., aseconw t' cthall ° mm the end of three years frorli the date of igts apgxxlral. by hmmmon at Approved, Jnme 4, 1914.