4535 rtree re.m»<;·ox zines shall be expressed in and made part of the written in- i 1 ,ll‘l§lIl€£lt eomreying title to the lands to the United States; I em the eee, occupation, and operation of suell rights of way, 1 aesenxerrte, and reservations shall be under, subject to, and in ® x a.%Mlieat~e with the rules and rwulatioes so expressed. (Mar. 1 ll lilll, c. ISS, § 9, 36 Stat. 962; Mar. 4, 1913, e. 145, 37 Stat. S l -;.‘$.) · l < 519. Agricultural lands included in tneta acquirw; sale for Q ho:aesteads.~Iaas:1sucl1 as small arm of land chledy valuable l for agriculture may ot necessity or by lnatlvertemxe be included i an rraete acquired under this seetion and sections 513 to 518 E as this title, the Secretary of Agriculture may, in his disere· 4 elves, and be is authorized, upon application or otlrerwlse, to l earezlriee and ascertain the lomtion and extent of meh areas I
- ~ in his epialon may be occupied for agrlcultnual purposes {
almout injury to the forests or to stream sow and which are S ao: aeedml for public purposes, amllmsy list and describe ‘ eee same ey metes and or otherwise, and o¤er them i lor sale as bomsteads at their true value, to be [tired by him, ` In semal settlem, m tracts not e:ce&ing eighty acres, in area, ‘ eeder such joint and regulations as the Secretary of i sgrietalture and the Secretary of me Interlorimay prescribe; I and la case of awk sale the jurisdiction over thee lands sold ‘
- ~}s&ll,»i[lt§0 facto, revert to the State in which the lands sold E
lie. And no right, title, interest, or claim in or to·any lands ‘ awqolred under said eectzlms, or the waters thereon, or the ' producto, resomces, or use thereof after such lands shall have. ' wen so aeqmred, shall be initiated or perfected, except as in ‘ this section presided. {Mar. 1, 1911, c. 186, Q 10, 36 Stat. 962.) A ‘ t1 ~ ·· ~» Silo. Regulations as to mineral resources.-·Tl1e Secretary of A;.;·rlculmre is authorised, under general regulations to be pre- Q1 · errilped by htm, to permit the prospecting, development, and 1 erilizatloa or flue mineral rewurees of the lands acquired under { aeration: 613 $to45l9 of this title, upon such terms and for specified periods or otherwise, babe may deem to befor the § best interests of the United States; andall moneys received ou. j aceoeat ofgehargee, lt soy, made under said sections shall be J disposed of as lseprovlded by existing law for the disposition I or receipts from national forests,. (Mar. »4, 1917, c, 179, 39 sm. uso.; - . » , = · *' · ' 521. Lada tojae reseryed, held, and administered _, as aational forest @4%: desi¢natibll.-;—·Subject to. the provi- 1 sions of the last preceding section.? the lands acquired Ender., _, ,"sectlo»as 518 to 519 or this `tltle shall oej permanently reserved, —., ‘l»old,»and admlnlstéred as natldsalf forest lands-mider,_tl1e pro- _, visions of sectloa 471 or this title. le And the Seeretaljy of’Agri— , qwzltarelmay from time to time dlvi ankls acquirdla antler . the atoremld sections lute such_ spgéh tional forests and so dmlguate the eame as he may ·deem°1l$est 1'or_admlnistrative' 4 _ purposes. (Mar. 1, 1911, c. 186, l yl, 38_.Stat.` 963.) ' . Q 522.2 RlgMa of way for electrieal plaat¤.———·—'1TBat the Secretary · lot Agriculture, is autlaorlzed and émpowered,‘ui1`der general 4 · regqlatloas to belxed byt him, to permit the useotj rights of [4 way etbrough the national forests tor. electrical plants, poles, ; and lines _ for the geizeration and dlstrlbxitlop ot electrical ; power, lead jo: [telephone and telegraph purposes, `aud tor? ; vanals, ditches, pipes and plpeallnes, domes, tunnels, or other 4 water conduits, ,aad-~—$or·water2pla1its, dams, and. reservoirs 1 ujaed to promote irrigation or mlnlag or Iquarryiug, or ·the'mag1tr 4 factoring orfeuttlag ot timber or lamber, or the sqpplylnk ot ‘ water for domestic, public, or any other benedclal `uses to the e z extent \ ot the ground 0C€l1Di&·bY such canals, ditches, domes, z · tunnels, reservoirs, or other water conduits orwater pleats, or ; electrical , or other . works permitted `hereunder; and not to 4 exceed Bfty feet on each side of the QQ.(l'§iB8l llmlta thereof, ’ or not to exceed. Hit; test on each side of the eeater llne or _ ~ l
snnvarzow § 525 ruch and pipe Hom, electrical, telegraph, and telephone § inns and poles, by any citizen, association, or corporatign of he United States, where it is intended by such to exercise the zse permitted hereunder or any one or more of the purposes 1oz·ei.n named. Such permits shall be allowed within or zhrongh any national forest, only upon the approval of the ~hief o@eer of the dopnrtnient under winose supervision such xationul forest falls and upon a finding by him that the same s not incompatible with the public interest. All permits given hereunder for telegraph and telephone purposes. shall be nzbject to the provision of sections 1 to 6 and B of Title L7 Tsanonsrns, Tdmrmnonm, Asn Rsnzorumssrns, regulating ·ights of way for telegraph companies over the public domain. my permission given by the Secretary of Agriculture under he provisions of this section may be revoked by him or his
- nccessor in his. discretion, and shall not be held to confer
lny right, or easement, or interest in, to, or over any national iorest. (Feb. 15, 1991, c. 372, 31 Stat. 790.) ~ 523. Rights of way for electrical poles and lines.-—-The head yf the department· having jurisdiction orer the lands is author·
- zed__and empowered, under general regulations to be fixed by
aim, to grant an easement for rights of way, for a period not exceeding nity years from the date of the issuance of; such
- mnt,‘ove1·, across, and npon the national forests of the United
States for electrical poles and lines for the transmission and flistrlbntion of electrical power, and for poles and lines ‘for~ telephone and telegraph purposes, to the extent of twenty feet · an each side of the center line of such electrical, telephone and telegraph lines andypoles, to any citizen, association, or corporation of the United States, where it is intended by such to · exercise the right of way herein granted for any one or more of the purposes herein named.- Buch right of .v%ay shall be allowed within or through Yany national forest only upon the approval of the chief odlcer ot the department under. whose snpervision or control such national forest tails, and upon a find- , lng' by him that the same, is not lnconrpatible with the public interest. All or any part ot such right ot way may be forfeited and annulled by declaration of the head ot the department having- jurisdiction orer the lands for nonuse for a' period of two years or tor; abandonment.`1 ‘ ‘ . _ · ·Any_elt1zcn, association, or corporation of thellnlted States. to whom there has been issued a permit prior to.Harch 4,1911, for any of the purposes specified herein »under any law existing at that date, may obmin the benentof this tion upon the same ·terms_ and conditions as shall be ·¤·eq»§a or citisens, hsmciations, or corporations xnaking application nnder the provisions ot this section `suosoqaouc to said date; (Mar. 4, 1911, c.·238, 38 Stat;1253.) _ .- ‘ ‘ , ·* ‘ 524, Rights of way for dams, rqervoirs. or unter plants for mlmicipd, mining, and- milfing wrposes,-¥—Right.s of way for the construction and maintenance of dams, reservoirs, wa-ter plants, ditches, Bnmesyplpes, tnnnels, and canals, within and across the national forests of the United * States, are granted `to citizens and corporations ot the United Stdtestor municipal or ·n1ining purposes, and for the purposes. ot the milling and reductions! or®, during thegperiod of their bene? Hclal use, under iw such rulwhnd regulations as may , be prel mribed by _ the Secretary of ngrlculture, and subject to tho. laws. ot the State or Territory. in which said forests are re» spectlvely situated. "(Feb. 1, 19Q5,`c. 2&S, § 4, Stat. 628.) _525. Rights of yay for»-wagonyroods or railroads.-=—-In the torn; provided by existing law the Secretary ot the Interior . may me and approve surveys and plats ht any right of way ` for a wagon road, railr$d,_.0r other highway over and across I anynstional forestiwhen in his judgment the public interests " will not belnjnriously afected thereby. 1(Mnr. 3, 1899, c. 427,- ei,aos¢a¢..12as.> p · * `
