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 554 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cus. 143, 144, 146, 150. 1920. grounds; thence north three hundred feet to place of beginning, excepting eighty-nine one-thousandths acre as s own on plat "Rep,.,,,,_,.,._ served cemetery," containing ten and seven hundred forty-seven ,ngfjm°"’*‘ °* *’°"d‘ one—thousandths acres: Provided however, That there is hereby reserved from said grant any buildir$ that may be on the proplerty, and the Secretary of the Interior sh cause such buildings to e removed at the expense of the said Rural High School District Numhymutwmmns, bered One of Nez Perce County, Idaho: Provzded further, That the slgid Ruikal  Scahooh glistliéct %hall pay) to ft&1]ed1Secreta.xZ11pf the . terior or ecre 'to e ez ercetneo 'ansin commlievmiw f¤r ¤¤¤- pensation in the amount of $1,25 per acre:   further That ' in the event the sazd Rural High School District Numbered One, pleztgerce Coimtyi Idaho, shall;lease_to\111iise8tlh3 lands herégm graérited or e urpose o enmen agric ur emons ra ions, en and in that event, tlidllands shall revert to the United States for the use and beneit of the Nez Perce Indians. Approved, April 15, 1920. - ?§Yii£%ii?j 1 Kenai?. 144&.MA:h Act For me public me of customhouse building and site at [ ubuc, 0.179. enne, 9, , 1, I Be it enacted by the Senate and House o Re esentatives of the United §ri€m¤§¤1»0gs¤, Bibi; States of America in Oorfress assembZez£ Tliilt the_Secretary of the “·*°b°S°* ‘   bal and he is erenbiy, autlhoiiiézgl ang duecteg to sglllnit pu `c s e e present custo ouse ui g an site at enne - port, Mame, after proper advertisement, and at such time and upon such terms as he may oem for the best interests of the United States, to execute and deliver to the purchaser the usual quit-claim deed therefor, and to deposit the proceeds derived from such sale in the Treasury of the United States as a miscellaneous receipt. Approved, April 15, 1920. idiiiziibgiij S§gAPh;l46·T;t\nmAc%IProw\&i<§ip8gw§w sueihrvice of processin causes removed from a oro erco a m co, _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House o Representatives of the United _ E§`$§ii,§f$.i°§,$°§Z$t$£ States of America in Congress assembledf That hereafter, in all cases with prpcess or vzhglh the same haségot beephpelrfpcteid prior (lic such remova ormw `c eprocess serv u on e e en ant or efend— an ts, or buy of them groves to be defectige, such rocess may be completed bfv the Umteé tates court through its oliiiizers, or new process as tgd de endpnts Eppn Yghiogn process has not been completed may be issu out o suc ni tates court or service may be erfected Umm in such court_in the same manner as_in cases which are griginalli high; to remand to filed in such United States court: Provided, Nothing in this Act sh §;§g`,,_"°“" “°‘ "”' be ceopsgrued to dclpriglanyhdefendant upon whom process is so serv a ter remova 0 `s rig t to move toremand th cau to th State court, the sanie as if process had been served ugon   prioito such removal. Approved, April 16, 1920.  ph(§iAPt;;11‘?\¥)t;i?SJoint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of War to dispose of sur-  €¤ · Resolved by the Se-nate and House of Re esentatives th U `ted méfmi d“"*" "“" Smeg of America in Congress assembled? That the 0Sreeriz=;taa·;/rl of
 * 9* °' P’°°°S$ 1** 9**** removed from any State court to any United States court for trial
 * i>iii)d?dw’¤mb[at° in_ which any one or more of the defendants has not been served