1446 SIXTY—SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. Cns. 173, 174. 1921. !{;r<%¤ hggii CHAP. 173.-An Act To transfer the Panhandle and Plains section of Texas and
Oklahoma to the United States standard central time zone.
Standard um_ Be it enacted the Senate and House of Reizrliesentatfives rg the United HP_¤¤h¤¤;;11¤ Tend States of America, in Congress assembled, at the Pa andle and m$mdki»iu$¤i$!§§p¤°?g Plams section of Texas and Oklahoma be, and the same are hereby, °°¤°”* ”°°°· transferred to and placed within the United States standard central time zone. %l;gti:dnhmbbuLh1d§ry The Interstate Commerce Commission is hereby authorized and €;°gbg;}*;h§$mig_ '*"°*“ directed to issue an order placing the western boundary line of the v¤1.4o,p.4so. United States standard central time zone in so far as the same aifect D8Sm,,p,m_ Telzgas Oklahoma as follows: _ _ egmning at a point where such western boundary tune zone line crosses the State bonmdaxéy line between Kansas and Oklahoma; thence westerly along said State boundary line to the northwest comer of the State of Oklahoma; thence in a southerly direction along the west State boimdary line of Oklahoma and the west State boundary line of Texas to the southeastern corner of the State of New Mexico; thence in a westerly direction along the State boundary line between the States of Texas and New Mexico to the Rio Grande _ River; thence down the Rio Grande River as the boundary line be- 5{?,?:§‘f,k 1,.,,,,,,, ,0, tween the United States and Mexico: Prolmkted, That the Chicago, ¤*“*° · Rock Island and Gulf Railway Company and the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company may use Tucumcari, New Mexico, as the point at which thfely chang? from central to mountain time Cmmmut Bmw and vice versa; the Color 0 Sout em and Fort Worth and Denver ems, p.13. City Railwa{Companies may use Sixela, New Mexico, as such changing point; the Atchison, Tgreka and Santa Fe Railwa Compgny and other branches of the anta Fe System may use (hovis, ew _ Mexico, as such changing point, and those railways running into m?gtg’d'·]’°' “’”° '°”° or through El Paso may use El Paso as such point: romkled furtiier, '1‘hat this Act shall not, except as herein provided, interfere with the ad{_p:tment_ of time zones as established by the Interstate Com- . merce mmission. pegllendlicting hm m` h 2. %;13 all laws and parts of laws in condict herewith are ere y repe . Approved, March 4, 1921.
CHAP. 174.—Joint Resolution Extending the time for pa entof purchasemoney
lP‘“’· R°S· N°· °°·l on homestead entries in the ionner Standing Rock Indian Ilgervation, in the States of North and South Dakota, and for other purposes. ¤_ Resolved by the Senate and House o Re sentatwes o the United <1iE¤u:l%d§;w§¤lg:,g¥- States of America in Congress assemblid, 'flilzt the Secrgtary of the miinémisé or time Interior is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to extend for a period §g;°§g,°ej,'*§;‘:,,'*m°;_¤" of one year the time for the psglment of any annual installment due, VoI·37,p-675· or hereafter to become due, of e purchase price for lands sold under the Act of Congress approved February 14 1913 (Thirty-seventh Statutes, page 675), entitled "An Act to authorize the sale and displosition of surplus or unallotted lands of the Standing Rock Indian eservation 11:1 the States of Elorth anddS%uth Dakotakuandtior cffher _ urposes," an any paymen so exten e ma annu ere ter $§,§'§,"°{;,,,,,,,,_ be extended for a. period of one glen: in the SBJXIB manng: Promlied, That Ebac last payment and all 0 der pplyrraents must be made _ _ a. peri not exceedmg' one year ter e ast ayment becomes ue
‘°' °" by the terms of the Act under which the entryl: was made: Provided
further, That any and all payments must be made when due unless theazsintrymantagiphes for 3.311 extension and pays for oggeyear m _ vance a per cen per annum u n amount as herein provided, and patent shall be withhgld until full and dnal
