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 476 SIXTY—EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. C11. 288. 1924. c,Q‘{_’8;°?g‘§““‘¤°’“‘°”° payable in annual installments, the first installment to be 5 per centum of the total charge and be dueandtpayable on the lst day of December of the third year follovring e date of said public notice, the remainder of the constructmn charge, with interest on deferred amounts from date of said public notice at 4 per centum per annum, to be amortized by payment on each December 1st thereafter of 5 per centum of said remainder until the obligation is §';°;';’;m°n_ om, paid m full: Promhkd, That the operation and maintenance charges gggrggsmrgxgg ¤¤¤¤— on account of land in private ownership or of land llll Indian ovvinparzcmptlplperggned lpiider leaspmshalliwbe paid (pmgually m advance “ no_ r n rc st, noc rge ing ma e or.0 ration and ,,,’;§}’§$¤,§‘,§’,§§§$ ""°" mamtenance for the first year after said public notice.PGIt shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Interior to give such public notice Re mm www whém wateriiii actually available for lands in private ownership. mugdmimm mc. 4. t no part of the sum provided for herem shall be gglgggtén cyéggngée expended for construction on account of any lands in rivate owner- Slllp until an appropriate repayment contract in accordance with the terms of tlHS Act and, in crm approved by the Secretary of the Intenor, shall have been properly executed by a district organized pnder State law, embracing the lands in public or private ownership piigable under tihe project, pnd therpxeziution thereof shall have Cmmnm ew to n con y ecree o a co 0 competent jurisdiction, ummm. _" which contract, among other things, shall contain an appraisal Z£’§I,€{’¤"&JZ.’ Elf ?.°°n‘§‘2?’a‘i* Still. Sil‘L°5‘£ nt? }$§'t°““h0uE reference to the proposed construction of said San Carlos Dam and · •, ! i  provide that until one—half the construction charges sai lgpdihsgalldnlhave been fully paid, no sale_, of any such ands Cmdm M um shal1_ essand until the purchase price involved in such gnrgmggmzsgggqut sale is approved by the Secretary of the Interior, and shall also §§KS'?é1§I§s?}i.`}’£$“1$$4?°iil°f $"i“]°'i" ?i""§'°2g“‘2"°“ is §° 'i*’° "“° _ _ o an c _ sa e e re t t ` is authlprge·$·d5»31ca1ticel the wsgerlpghggztaching tdlliheolanclainlitillvdgd msuc u ensae·ana u`clds"bl d th hmm project shall be entered subject tg the cdiiditiblhidggf itliidl stblctiori mggtmguaggtg nm. which shall  agpphed thereto: Provided further, That no part of ,,,Y,mmgbyiug§;$§ any sum provid for herein shall be expended for construction on ¤¤»¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤¤ S¤¤·»¤· pccount of any lands in private owne ip until all areas of land irrigable under the project and owned by an individual in excess of one hundred and sixty irrigable acres shall have been i T, , conveyed n fee to the Lmted States free of encumbrance to again become a part of the public domain under a wntract between the United tates and the individual owner providing that the value as shown by saxdappraisal of the land so conveyed to the United States shall www M, in hm be orodite in reduction of the construction charge thereafter to be uma. assessed against the land retained by such owner; and lands so conveyed to tl? United States shall  subject to disposition by the $§§t‘§§$?;S°i§¤ ‘2£`§i€£§§S‘£Sfi§“§¤2“‘f.i;22‘i‘,i “*""“°" P"°"· “P°“ - u e Tl . zégeigiiizrféiwhbi Sm. 5. The Secretary of the Iiiterior is hereb authorized t ting y 0 perform any and all acts and to make such rules and regulations — as may be necessary and proper for the of carrying the 1w,p.n5a provisions of  Act into full force and) ezect; and the money ereby authorized to be_ appropriated shall be available for the uggpiring og Eiecesiary right of way by purchase or judicial proc mgs an or o er urposes ecew ‘ moss · the work to complete tli)e project? ary m su fully prosecuting Approved, June 7, 1924.