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 1246 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. IV. Cns. 75-78. 1923. m<;x¤¤¤s{ l¤¤¤¤Si*’¤¤ good and sufficient deed, to cause to be patented to such owner or " owners such acreage of nonmineral, nonirrigable grazing lands not suitable for agricultural purposes except for raising grass, situated wgzhin the said cognty of gtergi Sgatg cg New héhexhilo, of eiiual total v ue, as near as e may e a e o e rmine, o e an s so conveyed to the United States. u.i,f,i“‘ii.§‘Z_°°d °° "' Sno, 2. That any lands, conveyed to the United States under the provisions o is c s a, upon acce nee o e conveyance fth At hll pta f_th ,,,,,),,,,,,,0,, O, pm thereof, become and be a part of such Lincoln National Forest. _ p$gd· whence re- Sec. 3. That before any exchange of lands as_ above prov1ded_ 1S q effected, notice of such exchange proposal, describing the lands involved therein, shall be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in some newspaper of general circulation in the county in which such lands so to be conveyed to the United States are situated. Approved, February 14, 1923. Fe {s.isdiZ]1m` CHAP. 76.--An Act To extend the provisions ol the Act of February 8_ 1887, as amended, to lands purchased for  M,m_ Be it enacted by the Senate and H ouse of Representatives of the ngtweymmwé United States of America in 6'ongreas assemble, That imless othermmeumeew. wise s cdically provided, the provisions of the Act of February 8, "°'·“·P·°”· - 18817 tglgwentyil ougth Statu§esia‘t0LaH·ge,   388% as amehldeda be, an ey are ere y exten e a an s ereto ore rc use or which may hereaftei be purchased by authority of Uldngress for tllgeruse or benefit of any ind1v1dual Indian or band or tribe of ians. Approved, February 14, 1923. Feb M Im cmu. vv.-Ana in ai ··_ · · · pam., :;:ra:;Ae;¤.:ee~e.;..§.d~.z§.2~:.?:;1%“§§%l€%§.?e$§eii°ti° ii iiitiire _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House o R rese tat' es the hmmf  United States of America in Congress aafsentebpkd, 7}I‘haltv thee is m Newlands mimi.! hereby authorized to be appropriated, out of any money in the “°“P'°*°°‘* Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $41,07 7.05, payable in twenty annual installments of $2,100 each, except the last, which shall be the amount remaimng unpaid, for the purpose of meetin the prchplngrtipnhteiexphnsel of pirlpvgling afdlaainage system for acreso 1u e n ian an sin e tateo eva a within the - Rdmbummmh lands project of the Reclamation Service. , cw The money herein authorized to be appropriated shall be reimbursed in accordance with the provisions of law applicable to said Indian lands. Approved, February 14, 1923. (H, R,l1i1iri%m’ CHAP. 78.-An Act To amend section 100 of the Judicial Code of the United States. · _ Be it enacted by the Senate and H use R eeentat'v the B5B<;¤u§i°ti°ic%, United States of America in Oongregr assgfrzblggji That gedtiiozie 100 0,,,,, mm db of the Jud]C13.1 Code is hereby amended to read as follows: I G · . . . » ¤*¤¤· Sm. 100. The State of Ohio is divided mto two ]udicial districts to be known as the northern and southern districts of Ohio. The