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 § 152 K" T11`L!.' t{s.»—-t3OA of lend ot and ln the vicinity of the village of Sulphur, ln the Chickasaw Nation. of not exceeding six lmndred and forty acres, to be Selected. under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, andnto embraeo allthe natural springs in and about said village} and so much of Sulphur Greek, Rock Creek, Buckhorn Creek, and the lands adjacent to said natural springs and cé·eeks.‘ns may be deemed necessary by the Secretary of the Intérjor for the 'proper utilization tmd (control of said · sisrings andethe waters of said creeks, which lands shall be so St·1eete<raS,:;o cnnse the' least interference with the contemg plntedftown `site at that place consistent vrith the purposies for which said cession is ‘rnade.“ 'The ceded lands shall be. held, lowned, and controlled by the United States absolutely and y without any restriction, save that no part thereof shall be plotted or disposed of for town-site purposes during the exiStGll(.*€_Uf’~tll€ two tribal governments. `There shall be de-" poeited in the Treasury of the United StE1tes,·to‘the credit ot thestwo tribes, from the. unuppropriated public moneys of the United States, $20 per ,acre for each dere so selected, which shall be in full compensation `for the laude so ceded, and such moneys ehnll, ,upon the dissolution of, the‘tribnl governments, be divided per capita among the members of the r tribes, freedmen excepted,  are other ‘fnnds of the tribes. ·, Until otherwise provided by w, the Secretary of the Interior. may, under rules prescribed {for that purpose, regulate hud control the hse pfithe water of said springs and creeks and the temporary use and` occupation of the; innds‘so’cedetl... No person shall occupy any portion of the lands so ceded,e0r carry on any business ’there0n, except as provided in said rules,. and_ until otherwlserprovided by Congress the laws ot the'United States relating to the introduction, possession, sale, and giving away otyliqugtéeor intoxicants of nny_klnd‘ within the lndinn country or Indian reservations shall beappllcable to the lands the District Court of the United States for the Eastern Dls~ triet ot Oklahoma. Nothing contained in thin section shall he eonetrued or_._,he1d to commit, the Government of the United l Stnteeto any extpenditurebt money upon anid lands or the improvements thereof, except no provided therein, lt. being the intention of this provision that in the future the lands and improvements herein mentioned shall be conveyed by the `\ United _States to such Terrltorinl or State organization as may { exist ntthe time when such conveyance is made., The land so ceded by this section shall be known no Platt National. Pork. (July gl, 1902, cl·1362,. 5 64, ‘32 Stat. 655; June 16, 1906., c. 8 35,I_$§ 13, 14, 34 Stat, 275; June 29, 1900, No. 42, 34 Stole, 837; Novi 16;*1907, 35 Stnt. 2100;) _ e ‘ ` .`. 152. Some; additional land jvlthdrajvnfor;. payment tor; nnanggemmt aandeontrolg regulations; sale of improvelyentn`; lpenaltleo; town lots.-——~—The Secretary ot the Interior le n,uthor·— ized and directed to withhold from anle or other ·dl:~;ponltion .the irregular tract otllnnd containing nerentyelght and eixtylel,·zht onehundredtho nvres, more or less,_1ylng in the ”northwest quarter of section 2_ and the northeast quarter of eection 3. township' 1 south, range 3 east, and being with‘ln_ the exterior ’boundarie>z,ot the proposed town site ot Sulphur, in the Chickasaw. Nation, Indian Territory, ond excluded from ealdl town —lte by order of the Secretary of the Interior, of- October 20. 1903, nndaleo to vvlthdrnw and withhold from disposition the tract of land within the exterior boundaries of said proposed. town site, lying south of and adjmentlto the tnet abovemen-· =_tioned,0containlug ln' the aggregate one hundred end. thirty-· eight at·res=, more or less, and mentioned in the remrt of Gerard \i·rMnttl1ee·; of December 27,‘1ll03, to Fl; H. Newell, cl1lef_engl~· .n¤—er United States Geological Survey, and shown upon the map ` accompanying said renorteby la yellow. line. "  * · ¤ The land renewed shall be paid for by. the United States at  the rote of·~-$00 per acre and in the onlne manner as the land}
 * so ceded. The eaid lands shall be within the jurisdiction of

tense v;»m*1oN 402 acquired in accordance with the provisions of section 151 ot this title and shall be a part of Platt National Park, snbjoot to all the provisions of section 151 of this title, reepecting the care, control, direction, use, and occupancy thereof as if ltlzoy had been included in the. original segregation. The S9Cl`(‘l£lI’f»' of the Interioriis·authorized, in the absence of other gyrovisiozw for thecnre and management thereof, to designate an officer or employee of his department to take charge of the land, acqniml under this section and section 151 of this title, and to enfmw rules; and regulations for the rcontrol and-use thereof, and of the waters of- the sprinrzsland creeks within the_reservati·»n, The,Secretary of the Interior is authorized, in his discretion, ,to sell or cliepose of any buildings upon the land reserved, and nll money received-from such sales, or that maybe realized for the use of·said waters or for the use and occupancy of the land-or the buildings thereon, throixgh leaées, permits, orothezwise, shall belcovered into the 'freaéury of the United Staten to the credit- of nliscelleneous receipts, lf any person, firm, or corporation shall willfully violate tmy of the rules and regulations prescribed by the*Secretary of the Interior relative to the use of thewnters of eaid springs andlcreeks and the ‘ use and ocenpntion_ of the lands in said reservation, such person, Brm,·<·orporation, or members or agents thereof, shell he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor; and upon conviction shall he -iined`not.less than $5 and not more than $100, nndjmhy he jrnprisoned. for n term of not more than six `months for each offense. (Apr. 21, 190%, c. 1402,·.§· 18, 33 Stat. 220; July_1?., 1917, c. 27, 5 1, 40 Stat. 153.) “ ‘ · ¤ ·153. Same; Acts relating to not adected by admiséen of Oklahoma; rights and jurisdiction 06 United Statesi indent-, nity school lands.-lhlothlng ln the, Act ot `Jnne 18, 1906. chapter 3335; section 7, €l‘hlrty··fourth Statutes, page 272, entitled, "An Ant to enable the peopleiof Oklahoma and of the Indian Territory to " _. form a constitution and ,Stnte government and be admitted. into , the Union on an equal footing with the original stores: .*. ° *,"»~ shall repeal or affect °any Act ot Congress relating to Platt National Park an dedned on_Jnne 16, 1906} or ee maybe. de·_ Al Hned ‘8r extended, or the power of the United Stntee over it or any other lends embraced in the State hereafter set aside by Congress as a national perk, iganie preserve, or for theprescrvation of objects of nr<·lneologicnl or etbnologicnl internet: and nothing contained in said Act shell interfere with the rights and ownerelnip of the United Staten in any land here-, attereet aeideby Congress as national park, game preserve, or` " other reservation, or in the said Platt National Park, as it was on June .6; IMG, or may be defined or egttended by law: but exclnsive legislation, in all cases whatsoever, shall be exertrised by the United ·$.tntee, which shall have exclusive control and jurlsdletionw over. the name'; but nothing in this section L contained ehell be construed to prevent the service within said l Platt National Park or netionel perks, gemejareeerves, and Lerixninnl prmeszsen lawfully leaned by the authority ot said State, and said ‘Stete_,ehall not be entitled to select indenmity school lands for the thirteenth, sixteenth, thirty-third, and thirtyodxtll sections that may be embraced within the metes and ·bound.s`ot the national perk, game preserve, end other reeervwr tion or the sold Platt Nsetionnl-Park, ne new donned or may be GLACHHLINATIONAIJ PARK _ 161. Glgeler National Park; establishment; treepassersg » claims and rights under lnndkwn not aimed; rights of. way for rallirays; reelamatien projects; indemnity aeleetlanso of .lande.··-—The tract ot land in the Stnte ot Montnne psirtienlnrly deserlbed by metes and bonnde ne follows, towlt; Commenclng at e point on the international bonndnry between the ` United States and the Donilinion of Cnnndn at the middle of the
 * other reservations hereefter»»estnbllshed by larry, of civil and
 * heredfter clollned., (June 16, 1906, c. 3335, § T, 34 Stat. 272.)-