1222 SIXTY—SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. IV. CHS. 56, 59. 1923. commissioners of the Territory of Hawaii, and for other purposes," md approved July 9, 1021, is hereby amended to read as followlslz __ mL¤*¤¤S¤v°H8 P°'¤}* (a) The commission is authorized to lease to native awanans the right to the use and occupancy of a tract of Hawaiian home lands within the following acreage limits per each lessee. _
- ¤”°““““*““°d’· "(1) Not less than twenty nor more than eighty acres of agricultural lands· or
],,,,F,}$"°1”’ "°“°"’l " (2) Not’less than one hundred nor more than Eve hundred acres of first-class pastoral lands · or h§§,°f’“d*`“‘““ *’°“’°"‘* "(3) Not less than two lhundred and fifty nor more than one {tary- lm 8,_ thousand acres of second-class pastoral lands: Provided, however wx °°°° That lots, each of one-half of ant acre or more, of any class of land may be leased as residence lots." ,dj"“’· *" m’°“’°“°' Sec. 2. That section 213 of the said Act is hereby amended to read as follows: ,u§;“'°ii°¤ *¤°m°*°°¤ “Sec. 213. There fg; hereby ekslslablished thel treasury Igf the 1_;I‘0er- ` rito a revolving d to be own as the awaiian ome an Dggiaatgd receipts Funxdl’ The entire receipts derived from any leasingi of the ‘avail- °°.lm,iii1<i¤. able lands’ defined in section 203, these receipts inc uding piopon tionate shares of the receipts from the lands of Huumula auka, Piihonua, and Kaohe Makuu, of which lands portions are yet to be selected, and 30 per centum of the Territorial receipts derived from the leasing of cultivated sugar-cane lands under any other provision '*""°"“°‘“"· of law, or from water licenses, shall be covered into the fund until _ the amount of moneys paid therein from those three sources alone f§;“,§’f‘{‘{2$‘”'°°“· shall equal $1,000,000. n addition to these moneys and the moneys covered into the revolving fund as installments paid by lessees upon loans made to them as provided in paragraph 2 of section 215, there shall be covered into the revolving fund all other moneys received by the commission from any source whatsoever." ,,f""•*"m’“'““°’ h Sig:. 3. Thgtdparagrgph (1) of section 215 of the said Act is _ ere y amen e to rea as follows: ,,${"°““‘°"°“""‘”' "(1) The amount of loans to any one borrower outstandiiigl at any
- ’*°f•°- ,0 _ one time shall not exceed $3,000: Provided, however, at the
On esidmee ta . . amount of loans outstanding at any one time to the holder of a residence lot shall not exceed $1,000. Approved, February 3, 1923. F°&;r°iii?6(i»§i??3' CHAP. 59.—An Act Promoting civilization and selfsupport among the Indians "iFu5 of the Mescalero Reservation, in New Mexico. Moscalero imma Bfe it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the B°’A§,'§3§f“;’:,,}§$éd United Stuteaof Armerzea in Congress assembled, That there is gdqlxgppcrr. Bw-.¤f hereby authorized be appropriated, out of any funds in the r¤a,p.1sae. Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $250,000 for the purpose of promoting civilization and self·support among the Indians of the Mescalero Reservation, in New Mexico, to be expended or distributed in the discretion of the Secretary of the Interior, under such regulations as he may prescribe; to remain available for a period of five years from the date of the enactment -E:&¤b¤rs¤e em of this Act, an to be reimbursed to the United States from the °“"°°'· sale of timber on said reservation. Approved, February 6, 1923.
