SIXTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. H. Cue. 278-280. 1912. 267 Srzc. 4. That the Secretary of the Interior is hereb authorized to *¢*¤'• °¤ ¤•¤•**• designate such bonded fiscal agents or officers of dhs Reclamation nymml Service as he deem advisable on each reclamation project to whom shall agar all sums due on reclamation entries or water rights, . and the offici so designated shall keep a record for the information acme to be rsp:. of the public of the sums paid and the amountdue at any time on . - account of any entry made or water right purchased under the reclamation Act; and the Secretary of the Interior shall make provision for furnishing copies of duly authenticated records of entries upon ,,f°"°' °’ "°°“'* payment of reasonable fees, which copies shall be admissible in evi- ` ence, as are cczpies authenticated under section eight hundred and as,»c.ss¤,am. eighty-eight of e Revised Statutes. Sec. 5. That tlurisdiction of suits by the United States for the '”““* enforcement of e provisions of this Act is herebilconferred on the Ilmted States district courts of the districts in w `ch the lands are situated. Approved, August 9, 1912. CHAP. 279.—A.n Act To authorize the construction and maintsmnce of a sewer AM pipe upon and acres the Fort Rodman Military Reservation at New Bedford, Man- -———-——— dm-°tu_ [Public, No. 267.] Be it enacted by the Senate and House Re entatives of the United States eg America in Congress asscmbgd, HZ the consent of the a¥y°"a§:$°:°sii>ii»i: United tates is hereby (given to the city of New Bedford, a municipal ",'§§·,,,,u,,,,, au, corporation existing un er the laws of the _Commonwealth of Massa- M MM ¤f vu chusetts, to locate, construct, and maintain a sewer pipe népon and across the military reservation of Fort Rodman m sand mmonwealth, u n such location and in accordance with such designs and plans as th: Secretary of War may approve and under such conditions and regulations as he may prescribe. _ _ - Szc. 2. That the right to alter, amend, or repeal this Act is hereby -¤¤•¤·¤¤¤¤¤· expressly reserved. Approved, August 9, 1912. CRAP. .— Toamen sectionthreeettheActot(}ong1e¤s proved * '·m7· May tcurtezgi, e$t‘:ecri hundred ind eighty (Twenty-lint Statutes at Luge, page one hundred and forty). [Public. Ro. ma] Be 12 enacted the Senate and House ofRe£rese1datives the United States of A1ne1-ifla in Congress assembled, at section three of the §",,',2L$,'§,‘;,°§,,,,,.,_ Act of Congress approved May fourteenth, eighteen hundred and __‘L$d_¤· P- W- eighty (Twenty-first Statutes at Largle, p?e one hundred and forty), be, and the same is hereby, amended y a ding thereto the following: mance hum Provided, That any settler upon lands designated by the Secretary mum up- exim of the Interior as su ject to the revisions o sections one to five of Té‘»,°f§T.,,d2” the enlarged homestead Acts of lgebruary nineteenth, nineteen hun- vgkggg drpd nine (Thirty-Efth Statutes at L , page six hundred_and thirty-nine), and June seventeenth, nineteearilieundrcd and ten (Thirty; Sixth Statutes at Large, page five hundred and thirtyisone), shall entitled to the preference right of entry accorded bu section, p1‘0- muudda W N vided he_ shall have plainly marked the exterior undaries of the mma.
¤l§Im6d ss his homestead: And {further, That after $110 §°.j°¤-°‘;°i’°b.m,scm
dwgmhon by the Secretary of the Interior 0 public lands for CRUT *‘“°° “‘°”“" under the nonresidence provisions of the enlarged homestead Acts of February nineteenth, nineteen hundred and mne, and June seventeenth, nmeteen and ten, any erson who shall have plamly marked the exterior boundaries of the llhuds claimed imder sand pro-
