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 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cus. 319, 320. 1916. 509 than one hundred and sixty acres of said lands, for which payment has not been made, the unpaid p1u·chase price, fees, and commissions to which the United States may be entitled; and upon satisfactory ,i,§1°({,;';§;‘§Sg{ci“"¤°· proof that he has paid to the purchaser at the tax sale, or his assignee, ` or to the proper officer of the district for such purchaser or for the district, as the_case may be, the sum for which the land was sold at sale for irngation district charges or bid in by the district at such sale, and m addition thereto the interest and penalties on the amount bid at the rate allowed by law, shall be subrogated to the rights of such purchaser to receive patent for said land. _ In any case where_any tract of entered land lying within such ,,, £l "°°"° approved ujrigation district shall become vacant by relinquishment or cancellation for any cause, any subsequent ap licant therefor shall be required, in addition to the qualifications and) requirements otherwise proyided, to furnish satis actory qlroof by certificate from the propler district or county officer that e as paid all charges then due to the district upon said land and also has paid to the proper district or county officer for the holder or holders of any tax certi&cates, delmqluency certificates, or other (proper evidence of purchaserat tax sale the amonmt for which the said land was sold at tax sale, together with the interest and penalties thereon provided by law. mm, tm Sec. 7. That all notices requiredby the irrigation district laws - ° °°` ` mentioned in this act shall, as soon as such notices are issued, be delivered to the register and receiver o land office in cases where unpatented lands are affected y, and to the entryman whose unpatented lands are included therein, and the United States, *PP°"’·°‘°· and such entryman shall be given the same rights to be heard by petition, answer, remonstrance, appeal, or otherwise as are given to Bhersons holding lands in private ownership, and all entrymen sh be gliven the same rights of redemption as are given to the owners of ands held in private ownership. Db uhm, ts Sec. 8. That all moneys derived by the United States from the sale °°°° P ' of public lands herein referred to shall be paid into such funds and gp-lplied as provided by law for the disposal of the proceeds from the e of pub `c lands. Approved, August 11, 1916. cnn. seo.- a Act Auumnzia the sms or ui ramiom make am. ’·“ “ ‘°‘°· to certain Indiansitif the Rosebud Sims: Reservtiigon, inethe State of Soutllnglnkota, who were enrolled and allotted under decisions of the United States district and cir- lP“°“°· N°• mm cuit courts for the district of South Dakota. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Régresmmtives of the United States of America in Congress assembled at the Secretaryuplf the S,§;x¤•,Q_¤ddhmPg§dD,gf Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized, to Bpay out of anyn _ ds in mgaggmcsch www the Treasu to the credit of the Rosebud and of Sioux d1aus of ""“‘”"" the State ol'ySouth Dakota, such sums as may be found by him_to due those Indians enrolled and allotted on the Rosebud Reservation_m South Dakota, under the decisions of the United States district and circuit courts for the district of South Dakota, in the cases entitled ‘ ‘Mary Sully and others against The United States and John  Scr1ven,Yallotting agent," and ‘Narcisus Drapeau and others against The United States and John H. Scriven, allotting agent," an each   who ·*’“°‘“"· was enrolled and allotted under said decisions shall be entitled to and receive a sum of money equal in amount to all ger capita and other payments made to individual members of the osebud Band of Sioux Indians from December thirty-first, eiggteen hundred and ninety-six, or from the date of the birth of such   if subsequent to December thirty-first, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, to the date of the enrollment and allotment of said Indians under said