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 690 SIXTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 247. 1914. such terms and at not to exceed such price as the Secretary of the In- Lands excluded u terior may designate; and if any landowner shall refuse to agree to °‘”‘°""""°‘ the requirements fixed bly the Secretary of the Interior, his land shall not be included within the project if a opted for construction. nrsrosrrrox or nxcmss Farm UNITS. E¤¤·¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¢¤d ¤> Sec. 13. That all entries under reclamation pro°ects containing °°° mm °°”' rnorp than one  rlrlnrlglt tshall be redlrfrced in area and qonformeg to a sing e arm umt wit wo years ter makmg` proo o residence, improvement, and cultivation, or within two years after the issuance of a farm-unitlplat for the pro'ect, if the same issues subsequent to the §',gfj’°};,, mms maki¥0of suc dproofz Provzd ed, That such proof is made within four 1>r¤¤¢· years m the ate as announced by the Secretary of the Interior that °' “*‘ watiLe11;1 avai]a(l>(lehfor deliveryi {pr tgps land. f any entryrrpaiils failing wi e ri erein rovie to `poseo eexcesso entry ggove one firm upip, in &e mggnher paovilillgd by law,) and to confourgn entryto asing e armunits ren er ent su °ect to canoe · I”°°°‘ P°““'* tion as to_the excess above one farm unit: Prwged, 'l`hat upon compliance wrth the provisions of law such entryman shall be entitled to receive a patent or thaiggart of his entry_which conforms to one farm ,m·*g',§,?“°°" '°‘ unit as established for e project: Provided further, That no rson shall hold bi assignment more than one farm unit prior to ring pay- ment of all arges for all the land held by him subject to the reclamation law, except operation and maintenance charges not then due. aocmrnxom or mrs Aer. cegtllnce or age! if} Sm. 14. That ani person whose land or entry has heretofore benefits of e extension of the nperiod of payments fprovided by this Act, shall, within srx months ter the Lssuance o the first public notice hereunder aifecting his land or entry notify the Secret of the Interior, m the manner to be prescribe by said Secretary Bolyhis $"£l.‘F‘°rEn‘3i€ ”u °fe “‘2n°Eu"“i? “‘§·°°€‘Z‘e“£¥S flntms A°*’·““‘{ ‘}‘€£ r or en ry e su jec o eprovrsrons o Act. G°°°”°1°°m°my' Sec. 15. That the Secretary of the Interior is herebiy authorized to perfoim any and all gots an ito uipke such rule? an reguilgtions as may enecessaryan pro er ort e purposeo carrying eprovisions of this Act into full {Eros and effect. .,Ei§?‘m&£§°€.,L‘;£; sue. 16. That fr·om end naen July mnt, nineteen hundred and QQ? ~*PP'°P"“"°“· fifteen, expenditures shall not be made for carrying out the pur oses 1‘¤=¢.;·.S59- of the reclamation law exeegit out of appropriations made annuall) by Congress therefor, and the ecr-etary o the Interior shall, for the fiscal year nineteen hundred and sixteen, and annually thereafter, in the regular Book of Estimates, submit to Congress estimates of the aprpjlmt of money necilessaryltca betixpenmled for carrging out any or all o e purposes authorrze e rec amati, I  th extension and comfpletion of eiistinrghprojects (gid  iihlereo and ,,,,'f,g,§’gnP;*,}Q,{f°”°‘°°· the construction o new {projects. e annual a propriations made hereunder by Congress or such oses shall lie aid out of the l ti f d `d d f b Phrp lam P recAama on un provide or y the rec ation law. pproved, August 13, 1914.
 * "‘““‘°"'“’”‘ become sulalect to e reclamation law who desires to secure the