1024 FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 2285. 1907. °°°'“'°*’*l°“°°· - comm D’ALENES. (Treaty.) “‘“°”“"“‘· °*°· For y of blacksmith, car nter, and physician, and urchase of v01`26'P`m9` medicihds, as per the eleventhe article of agreement, ratified by Act gdarch, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, three thousand five hundred Ollars. · F°"‘K‘“’“'“‘“* rom HALL in1>1ANs. (Treaty.) way: xw` For nineteenth of twenty installments, as provided in agreement with ` said Indians approved February twenty-third, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, to be used by the Secretary of the Interior for the benefit gf ltihe Indians in such manner as the President may direct, six thousand o ars. Ilgnhuhiéssecr- t FU1.r1LL1NG mmums mm INDIANS ro12MunLY or LEMHI AGENQY, wm»1¤m•i'¤¤r¤i·i°¤°iir1{· IDAHO: For first of twenty installments, as provided in agreement with °‘g,0,_5 ,,_688_ the Indians of Fort Hall and Lemhi agencies, Idaho, approved Feb- ' , ruary twenty-third, eighteen hundred and eight -ninc, to be used by the Secretary of the Interior for the benefit of the Indians removed to Fort Hall Reservation from Lemhi Agency, Idaho, in such manner as _ the President may direct, four thousand dollars. In all, ten thousand dollars. u£>¤ ¤¤¤ R¢¤¤¤'•· That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized Pnirchne of mm to acquire by purchase or condemnation on behalfof the United States ${,",,._”"`*"°"“ “’”°" all land in townships four, five, six, and seven south, ran eforty, forty- one, and forty-two east, Boise meridian in Idaho, thatghe shall deem necessary in constructinga reservoir for storing water for the purpose of irrigatin g lands on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation and those ceded by the Indians of the said reservation, and also the lands, rights, and property which he may determine to be necessary to the success of any - plan or project for the said purpose; or he may cause the enlargement to be made of any irrigating system in accordance with the laws of Idaho that circumstances may require. conmuccicn of Upon acquiring the site, as herein provided. the Secretary may cause "°l°°t‘ the system determined on to be constructed by contract or otherwise, in Sections or as a whole, as he may determine, and may sell the water right for lands in private ownershi at six dollars an acre, but no such right shall permanently attach umd) all payments therefor are made. MTM °* '•*•¤’ The amount at which such water rights shall be sold shall be payable in five equal annual installments. to be paid to the receiver of the local land office, and the failure to make any two payments shall work a forfeiture of the rights acquired by the purchaser, and he shall lose the money previously paid and the water right for the land, but it may be purchased by another person who shall thereafter acquire the land in question at such price and on such conditions as the Secretary of the Interior may determine., but not less than the cost originally Aamusmim. determined. In addition. the same fee shall be paid to the register and receiveras though the land was entered as a part of the public domain at one dollar and twenty-five cents an acre; the money so paid, less the fee, shall reimburse the United States for the expenditures made thereunder. F*°°*¤° '°I°‘“*“*· The land susceptible of irrigation under the system herein provided and owned by Indians in severalty or in common shall be deemed to have a right to so much water as may be required to irrigate said lands, without cost to the Indians so lon as the title remains m said Indians Leasedlaxids. or tribe, but any such lands leased for a longer term than three years · shall bear their pro rata part of the cost of the maintenance of the System that may be constructed, and when the Indian title is extinguished these lands shall also bear their pro rata cost of maintenance. lg-unter of cpué; Vhen the payments required by this Act are made for the major part
- ,,mE,,_° °°m°° of the lands that can be irrigated from the system, the management
