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 SIXT1-FOURTH CONGRESS. Szss. II. CHS. 86,87,91. 1917. 923 northeast quarter of section twenty-three; and the north half of sec- Lion twenty-four; all m_township thirteen north, rang; four east of rmam. r alt Lake base and meridian: Prmnded, That the lan conveyed to u,{‘,‘,l{"{;‘l,,f,,‘§,f""'*° N" the Government shall thereupon become parts of the Cache National ` l·orest and subgect to all laws and re lations applicable thereto; Promdedfurther, That the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary 1z¤p¤¢t,•ur of Agriculture shall jointly report to Congress, in detail, the factors upon which the valuations were made. Approved, February 17, 1917. Q’KAP_ 37_...A¤ · · · February 17, 1917. OD C€l'K3l.D lalld.8 ID. Patents ‘§uB to the pu!ch“&r or hmm ;;...[H~ R, 17055.] [Publlc,N0.330.]. Be it enacted ty the Senate and Hoatsizéf Representatives of the United States of America an Congress assemb, That all persons who have U¤¤¤*m¤I¤¤*¤¤ Rwheretofore dpurchased or may hereafter purchase any of the lands of °ri>`¥f§»ils(f¢ili»'iim¤as¤¤ the Umaf a Indian Reservation in the State of Oregon, and have §§d,§{""l”‘ ‘““°‘ °' m_ade or shall make full and final payment therefor in conformity with the Acts of Congress of March third, eighteen hundred and V°'·23·P-3*2- erghty-five, and of July first, nineteen hundred and two, and subse- V°L 3% P- 73**- quent Acts respecting the sale of said lands, shall be entitled to receive patents there or upon submitting satisfactory proof to the rrwmqusm. Secretary of the Interior that the rmtimbered lands so purchased are not susceptible of cultivation or residence and are exclusively grazing lands, inca able of any profitable use other than for grazing purposes. Sec. 2. That where a party entitled to claim the benefits of this masses nm- Act dies before securing a patent therefor it shall be competent for the executor or administrator of the estate of such party, or one of the heirs, to make the necessary proofs and payments therefor to complete the same; and the patent in such cases shall be made in favor of the heirs of the deceased purchaser, and the title to said lands shall inure to such heirs as if their names had been especially mentioned. . Approved, February 17, 1917. _ CHAP. 91.-An Act Granting the consent of Congress to the village of Fox Lake, F‘?§{l‘§z'?,l?,g]?;7‘ in the countv of Lake, State of Illinois, to construct a bridge across both arms ol the - - --»-—-»--- Fox River where it connects Pistakee Lake and Nippersink Lake, at a point suit- ll’¤bll°·N°·3?*l·l able to the interests of navigation, in the county of Lake, State of Illinois. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States ¢g'Amer·ica in Congress assembled, That the consent of Congress  mI‘;;_ dum is here y anted to the village of Fox Lake, in the county of Lake, m¤yhni¤age,x.u¤c¤m- State of Ilgiiois, and its successors and assigns, to construct,\marntam, ‘>‘· and o erate a bridge and approaches thereto across both_ arms of the Fox lliver where it connects Pistakee Lake and Nippersrnk Lake, at a point suitable to the interests of navigation, in thecounty of Lake, cemuumm in the State of Illinois, in accordance with the provrsrons of the Act Vo1.34,p.S4. entitled "An Act to regulate the construction of bridges over navigable waters," approve March twenty-third, nineteen hundred and su;. _ Sec. 2. That the Act approved October twenty-second, nineteen fig{_¤3;*—;g6s¤r·¤•¤~ hundred and fourteen, entitled "An Act to authorrae Frank H. ' Gardiner to construct a bridge across the waters of _P1stakee Lake and Nippersink Lake at or near the point of rntersection," is hereby ealed. _ mISr;c. 3. That the right to alter, amend, or repeal this Act is hereby Am¤¤¤¤¤¢· expressly reserved. Approved, February 19, 1917.