§ 146 Tl cme 4.:.-21 wlnch they were withdrawn and lmproved,` the Secretary of the Interior may appraise the lands, together with the lmQ j§foV€§31i33Sl{S thereon, and thereafter ymll the same to a citizen of the United States for not less than the appralmd value at public auction to the highest bidder, after giving public notice ` of the time and place of sale by posting upon the . land and publication for not less than V thirty days in a newspdper of general¤circu1ation in the vicinity of the land. `(Jan. 26, 1921, - —e. 27,`§ 1, 41 Stat; lm.) ‘ _ ~ e · ` 146. Patents to purchasers of lands withdrawn;i—·Upon_ pay·_ ment or the purchase price the Secretary of the Interior ls authorized by appropriate patent to convey all the right; etl‘tle,_ and interest ln and to sa·id· landato the purchaser at said sale, subject, however, to suclt reservations, limitations, or conditions as mid Secretary may deem proper `: Provided, That not over one hundred and siity acres shall be Sold to any one person: _ Proeidod farther, That any patent issued. hereunder shall contain a reservation to the United States of all oil, gas, coal, and other mineral. (Jan. 26, 1921, cj 2'T,_§ 2, 41`Stat. 1089.) a . ` `147._Dispoaitioa of proceeds of sale of withdrawn lands.-4- The moneys derived from the sale of auch lands and improvements shall be diagposedof as are other receipts from thesale and disposal ot public lands. ‘(‘.Tan. 26, `1921,_ c. 27, § 3, 41 Stat. 1090.) a _ . " · _ » H8. Withdrawal of lands in . Indian reservations for power or reservoir sites.-—The Secretary of the Interior is authorized; _ in his discretion, to fesérvé from location, entry, sale, allotment, or other appropriation any lander within any `Indian reservatio,n,i»-§_;laY1iSible_ for power `or reéceryoir sites, or which may be necessary for use in connection with any irrigation project antlaoriaediby Congreaa: Provided, 'lfllat if no irrigation project shall be authorizecf prior to the opening of any indian reservation containing such power or reservoir sites the Secretary of the Interior may, in his discretion, i·eserve.“auch Sites pending future legislation By Congress fo1·`their_ disposi- 'tion, and he shall report to Congress all reservations mndei (Jane 25, 1910, c._.·l31, § 13, 36- Stat. 858.) — _ _ _ 149. Exchange of private lands included in Indian reaer'va» tw for other lands.-Any private land over which Indian rexrvation has been extended by Executive order, may be excha@ at the discretion otQ the Secretary ot the Interior and at the expenaefot the owner thereof- and under auch ruleé and rmulationa aa may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior, for vacant, nonmineral, nontlmmred, surveyed public lan&.’ot equal. area and value and situated- in the same `State or Territory. ‘°(Apr. 21, 1904, c."1402; § 1, 33 Stat. 211.) l _ 159. Wnhdrayals of land for Indian reaervations prohib- 3 Red.--·No public lands of the _,United `Statea ahall be withdrawn by Execntlve order, proclamation, or otherwise, for or aa an Indian reservation except by ,Act ot Qongreea. (June .30, 1919, c..4,§‘27,41·Stat. 34.) . `· ‘ - e' 151. Opening of lands to entry after withdrawals.·—- when public land; are excluded from mational forests. or released from withdrawals Prexdent xnay, `wueaover in his judgment it_·ls proper or necmry. provide for the opening oat the landa by aettlement in advance ot entry; by drawing. or by such other method as he may deem advisable in the lntercm of equal opportunity and good administration, _ and in doing ao may provide that lands so opened shall be subject only to homestead entry by actual settlers only or to entry under the deaertland laws for a` period not exceeding ninety days. axntered lnndato. be therwtter subject to dlaposition under the public land laws applicable thereto. (Bent. 30, 1913, e. 15, { 1, % Stat. 113.) · ° _ — . 152. of lands prevl@y wltk&·•1rn.·-—-Where under the law the Swretary ot the Interior is authorised or directed to make reuoration ot lands withdmwn
2 ammo} pnmm _ 1334; he may also restrict the remoratinnwqs prescribed in the pre. ceding mctionp (Sept. 30,1913, c. 15, i 2, 38 Sat. 114.)__ “ ` 153. ”d wh in North Dnkntge-Upon receipt ot ayproper deed from the State of North Dakota, executed nnder autlmrity of the act; of its lewalative mgsembly, approval February 5, 1915, reéonveying to the Unitm States title to nectiqn 16, township 138 north, range 81 wxt, Btth principnl meridian, the Secretary of the Interior ia nnthorlzed to issue patents to. said State for such vacant., surveyed, unrenerved, unoccupied, .ndmnineral public ·1amls_ as may be selected l" by S&1(l'·S[§l[B within its bqnmtaries, not exceeding one thénmnd two `hundred and eighty acres intnggregnten area, and said section when so reconveyed shall not be subject in settlement, location, entry, or selection under the public lnnd · laws,. ‘bnt shall bé 'reservegl Im: the use of the =Department of. Agricuig · ture in lcurrying tm experiments in dry-1and·_agricnlture at the Northern Great Plains. Field Station, Maud/nn, North Daketa. (July 3, 1916,`c. 219, 39 Stat. $44.) · l Chapter 7 .-Q-HOMESIEADS. Q " ‘ . GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec. ° 4 ‘ `· ` · _ 161. Who may! enter nnapp.·nprla°ted public lands generally. ,162. Application for `entry; n§dnvit.· . ’ . . 103. Record ot applications; rvturms to Land Omen. _ ‘ 7 164. Certidcgxte or patent generally; general requisites to ienmnnco. 165. Suspension of entries for corrccticu of cleridl errors; patents.,
166. Time ot Bling `appllcatiqn and ot perfecting entry; wnrrlgge et
·° entriwcman; preferential right of entry. · 167. Marriage _0£ entryman to entryweman. I · ,, 168. Marriage of eutrywoman to alien. ‘ - 169.. Failure to establiglg residence; reversion to government,. _»170.‘Rlghts cfwlfe abandoned by h‘nsbknd.~ I _} ‘ F'? ' -171. Rightsinnring to infant children. 172. Insanity oi settlers. ‘ · · - 173. C0m‘mntut—!qn_ after tourteen months. 174. Right to transfer `clnim .§__ 175. Exemption from execution ot homestead inr1d._ . _ _ 176..C0inmissioners. _ _ _ " _` _` · RIGHT bF`1*ARTICULAR PEQSONS TO MAKE ·EN*1‘B! 181,. ndditidnaf entry utter loss dr torfeiture of former entry. ‘ 182. Eutry_attert,tg-rfeiture otfprlor entry without fault; ' 183. Minor. veterans. . _ ‘ . -_ . _ 184. No distinction on nccount of race or colhr. " }` · 185. Preference right ot entry ofsnccesefnl.contest1;nt¤. . 7 186. Preference right otentry-ni-World War vetemna; rules and regulations. · ‘ U ‘ - · 187. Entrants on ceded Indian resenvaticns. 188. Purchaser ot Flathead indian land, Montana., 189. Indian; ubundoninytribal relations. ` 190. ‘Indian•”1q.cated on public lnndappatents. 191; Stockbridjg Munsee Indiana. * __ V ( LAHD8 SUB‘JECT·T0 BETH! 201. Mineral lands. V · 202. ltelinquished entries. _ . ` 203. Former Ute Indian Renervation in Cclcrnclo. 204. Entries on evetrsectlnns within rammed and ether grunts. 205. Entries on edd sectiunn withln“"`iailr0ad umd other grants. 220. Patents for additional entries within railway limits. . 207. Military reservations in Nevada. ` 208. Unreserved lgnds in Columbia or Moses. Reserve. v;. LIMITATION _AS T0 AMGVNT AND ADDyrION.\L·AND· _ . ENQARGED ENTRJIES r
- 211. Limitation of ampunt of homestead entry. ;
212. Limitation of aggreémte nmmmt of entries. _ 213. Additional entry on land contiguous tu former rntry of lt-ss than ‘ quarter iectinn. · · ~ 214. Additional entryntter dual proof on entry ot less than quarter . section. ‘ . . · D · 215. Additional entry; after patient em entry for lessothnn quarter reaction. . . . M _ 216; Validation otnddltionél entries utter patent. 217. Additional entry after cmnmntatiosx of former entry. · 218. Emnrxed entriee. ot certain nnnmmernl, nonlrrlgable lands in certain States. ' -
