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 .SlXTY·eNINTH communes. .S¤sa.1I.»Vi’Ci1d.¤249; my mv. 112% ·$qnant•·,-northsnedequarter suuthvastiquarter of section 38;·eection~9, teadihalfzandsadihalf west hstf; seet1on29,· east halteastzhalsb. Q: ·· Township  i·an?ta0éw•st,» Willamette meridian»:a?Se¤tion lbyaduthhast ejnartersout aastnquarten; section 21, all'; sectimi*23, 4 southwéit quartermortheast ` uarteuyweatehalf southeast·quarter;, seetien’27,a1l;se¢£t=ioi1»83,  and easthalfiwest halfri =~ Appmy¤d,Ma1eh 2;1027; *·    V " V i_`OHA.P._ 25OLe Act    upon the Court of    '£0l1B&YB!lIIllII¤,IdHdl08tb,lD enter d entin olaimswhih ""- boine     the"UdiuélnBNtes,   for other   [ ci . Be #··eaa0&ed¢by·t}w Se••4¢&.0u•d.Hotme¤o R motives o. the name  axramm aeamgms aazactbzxieiriiajjmamitien _  MEA: be and 1s»hereby,scenfenned. uponathelflourt at Claims, .with rig? ,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States by ei r ¢<>§°g¤{{¤¤<;¤g¤¤- Egty,  the lapse of time or statutes of limitation, to ' '°` ` . . _r, examine, and, ‘ judicateyand render judgment in any and all claims arising nmder or growing out of the Tneaty of FortLaramie of September 12, ·1851¤·_ (Eleventh, Statut¤Z]épa.ge— 749), between V<¤·¤·tv~•¤”*· the-Gcvernment. of the,—United States and eassiniboine Indian Nation, and; otherlndiau. nations therein specified andthe treaty of Octeber.1’{ 1855. (_Elaventh;·Statutes,.·Eage= G5}?-), between the G0vex:¤ment;q£;the.Umtedi;Statea.§and the 2 lackteet Indian`Nati.on and other Indian nations therein specified; or any subsequent.Aotiof C°¤8f6$8; WWI; l¢1’0€¤€1\¢ ¤I‘ ·EXO¢l1tiV0 01*de1‘,;01‘—treaty rwithizany other Indian tribe or an nation that violates any of the treaty rights oi the  ·Indiat.Natio¤ which   saidaétssiniboine Nation or¥·’I?r1be lD8&g1IVB·$gB»lIBb:thB United =States,»whi¤h claims h¤ve.not~_heret0f0re n  and. adjudicatedéonatheirv merits by tl1B C0l1I’l'» of. 0l'~thB·Sl1p!»lll6 (BGIHT Ofiiill  Jumdgcum owe,]-. and.;jurisdicti0n'·is hetebyconfenred   the S8ld,·®\l1‘t·S.€0.'|$l‘— M ~ e - 1nine>;whcthe1·.or·.not.;any.p¤ecvisiotn’ n any suek·t1·e~ztg.haa*been ` ` ` violated-on;breach•d·;b ,·tbs Government of the..Uni_ t' Stxteaoby Act.e>of.C0ngress·or·otierw¤e' ,·n.nd,.:ifaso, to.render;yudg1nent»»f¤r the damages resultin therefrom. ·     me  = .81:0. 2.eAnya.nd   claimsiagainstithe United ~States€`w.ithinéthe ,,,{,"‘,,,,'§°·‘°'· mm 1* purview 0f—this:A».ct.shall{·,be forever barred unless suit‘be?institutetl ` ‘ or petition ·filed· as basin, provided in. the Gomt fof,  five yearaafrom the date crteappnovalvntthis Act; and sneh suit shall make the retasiniboineliation or 'l1nibeEpart plamtif and the<United Y¤¤¤¤·¤¤¤· M States partyi defendant,    be* VhriHe1l.·?by»·the attorney oreattonineye employed to prosecute sut:h·claim¥o1-iclaims under contract with the   epprovedwby »the¥Gommissinner of Indian Aiairs iand the.Secreta — o thelnterior; and saidcou- _ tract shall beaexecuted inthleir f7by=a cominitteeeheeen tb them under. the direction-and.approval of  Commissioner: of Indian Affairs. andthe Secretary of the Interior, ¢0Hicial¤letters,·=papers, E"°°°°° ’°’“"'°°‘ documents, and records, or »certiiied`?mpaa€the1ebf,= be usedein evidence, and the departments of the (xovernment sha give. access ` to the attorney or attorneys of  nation-to such treaties, papers, correspondence, or records as may=__be   by the attorney or attorne s of said Indian nation. " Sno. 3. §`hat if any claim orclaims be submitted to said court it n°§‘:‘,;¥j,°f°‘“m**°“°¤ shall. determine. the rigl1ts_of,.the parties thereto, notwithstanding lapse of tameor statutes of limitation, and any pregnant which mbg have been made bythe United States upon any c lm so submit shall not be pleaded as. an estoppel, but may be pleaded as a. set-oif Semm in any suit; and the United States shall be allowed credit subsequent