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 246 SIXTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cus. 215-218. 1924. MB? 31,19% CHAP. 215.-An Act To provide for the addition of the names of certain rsons to the final roll of the Indians of the Flathead Indian Reservation, [Pub1ic,No.162.] §,fO¤t8m__ Be it enacted by the Senate and H 0use of Representattves of the R°“‘ United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary Adeitimswénniroll of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized to add to the final °fiz`Zii1°4i£’°gf sm; vox. roll of the Indians of the (Jocko) Flathead Indian Reservation, “·¥’·’* Montana, approved January 22, 1920, under the Act of May 25, 1918 (Fortieth Statutes, page 591), and the Act of June 30, 1919 (F orty-first Statutes, page 9), the names of the following persons, descendants of the Confederated Flathead Tribes of Indians: Lucy Contesto, Mary Sophie Contesto, Clifford Gendron, Adolph Squeque, Peter Joseph Chalwain, Dennis McLeod, Margaret Louise Ashley, Veona Carlson, Lois May Houle, Norbert Marage, Eva Matilda Matt, Eneas Isadore Woodcock, Wilton Sidney Worley, Harry Leon Beau- _ chaine, Henry Louzeau, and Louise Isaac. ,,,,I;,‘§',_,,‘?g‘§E§{°,’.},,,‘f,“,Y‘“°“" The Secretary of the Interior is also authorized to pay to each of the persons named a sum equal to that heretofore paid per capita to those whose names were on the approved roll, such payments to be made from any tribal funds in the Treasury to the credit of the Flathead Indians. Approved, May 31, 1924. i¥£y§}’é%ll CHAP. 216.-—-An Act To provide for the reservation of certain land in Utah 1P¤b1ic. No. 163.] as a school site for Ute Indians. Be it enacted the Senate and House 0 Re esentatioes 0 the iih°eii1%iam'¤s United States 0I;yAmer£ca in Congress agsembpded, That theie is ’°*‘°°“"°’°‘· hereby withdrawn from settlement, occupancy, or disposal under the laws of the United States, and set apart and reserved for and as a school site for the benefit of the Ute Indians, an unsurveyed tract of land in San Juan County, Utah, located in township 36 south, range 21 east, Salt Lake meridian, approximately the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 7. Approved, May 31, 1924. i\i[IlyIi;}’ CHAP. 21'7.—An Act Providing for the reservation of certain lands in Utah for certain bands of Paiute Indians. Be it enacted b the Senate and House 0 Re resentatives 0 the {§i,,`§,?I§’e‘¥“§”p;:}t‘}L’; United States of zi/merica in Congress assembéed, fihat there is hgreby '¤°°'·°*° withdrawn from settlement, occupancy, or disposal under the laws of the United States, and set a art and reserved for the use, benefit, and occupancy of certain band; of Paiute Indians, and such other Indians of this tribe as the Secretary of the Interior ma see tit to settle thereon, subject, however, to an valid existing rights of any gersons thereto, the tracts of land in the State of Utah, particularly escribed as follows: Sections 21, 22, 23, and 24, township 29 south range 18 west, Salt Lake meridian. ’ Approved, May 31, 1924. . M°"“*‘°“‘ cmu-. 218.—A · · · · · · [E€&Hg_ g5.] matcm, State of Alaréallicgt To quiet titles to land in the municipality of F10- Bie it enacted by the Senate and House of Re sentattves of the ,1§g;=g%sm%·Bmm United States of America in Uongress assembled?,';hat all the right,
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