INL Public Lands-Continued . ` Sale of public 1ands—·Continued _ · Secret agreement by purchaser to sell to another, regulations, p. 1377, §§ 696, 698, 699 ‘ Separate certiticates. for two ·‘ or more purchasers of same section, p. -1376, § 688 _. ‘ _Treaty of September 30, 1854, purchase of lands located under, p. 1376, § 691 `- _ . School land. grants, see Aoiucunrvnan mn Mmcnasiou. Commons _ Secretary of Interior. supervisory power, p. 55, § 485 Springs on arid public lands, development by Secretary of Interior, p. 1335, §§ 361-363 · `_-' Springs on public lands, erection of bathhouses, hotels, etc., adjacent to, p.`1399, 5 971 · c - State grants . — = ·_ _ Agricultural college scrip, p. 1389, § 867 . _ .* California. lands selected by State c0nfiI‘med_, p. 1389, -_ is sos . _ c ‘ Fee simple tolpass in all grants, p. 1388; 5 859 - Florida, survey of land-grants, p._1389, 5 86-1 Grants to counties for seats of justice,_p.‘1387,‘5 858 Grants to new States, p. .1387, 5 857 _ _. ` Idaho, preference right of selection, p. 1388, 5 861_ -—-selection of phosphate or oil lands by, p. 1388,. 5 860 --4 survey of land grants, p. 1388, 5 863 · _ Indian reservations. representation of Indian claim-· ants, p. 1390, 5 868 _ . · -¥—.selections of school landsnin, p. 1387, 5 856 Montana, exchange of cuteover land, p. 1389, 5 866 ——-preference rightnof selection, ·p. 1388, 5 861 ———-survey of land grants, p. 1388, 5 863 p North Dakota, preference right of selection, p. 1388. § 861 t ——survey of land grants, p. 1388, 5 863 .' Oregon, patents for wagon-road grants, p. 1388, 5 862;* p. teas, § 2+15 ·_ . _ ‘ Reservation of mineral deposits, p. 2101, § 869 _ Selections by State authorized to supply deficiencies, pp. 1386, 1387, 55 851-855 ‘ _ South Dakota, preference right of selection, p. .1388. § 861 - ——-survey of,land.grants, p. 1388. 5 863 Utah, survey of land grants, p. 1388, 5 863 Washington. preference right of selection, p. 1388, 5 861 —-—survey of land grants, p. 1388, 5 863 ‘ Wyoming, survey of land grants, p. 1388, 5 863 State irrigation·districts, Federal lands in district subject to State laws, pp. 1371-1373, 55 621-630 Stoek lands, regulations as to sale, p. 1350, 55 311-313 Streams on arid public lands, development by Secretary of Interior, p. 1355, 55 361-363 ‘ 5 . Supervisor of surveys ‘ _ Activities of surveyor general transferred to super-' visor ofsurveys, p. 1328, 5 51 California, authenticated copies of papers of surveyor general as evidence, p. 1329, § 59 A. `· ` ——— authenticated copies of records as evidence, p. 1328, · § 57 ` Completion of surveys, D. 1328, § 54 Deputy surveyors. appointment by supervisor, p. 1328, § 52 . ·-——bond, p. 1329, §§ 61, 63‘ —·—=-oath, p.- 1329, { 62 1 Duties of supervisor general, p. 1328, § 52 . Field notes, maps, etc., delivery to States on completion of surveys, p. 1328, §§ 54-56 · A . Louisiana, authenticated copiesot records as evidence, pg 1328, 5 ss - .;. .·
FEX 2392 Public Lands-Continued Supervisor of surveys-—Continued-· A · Oflice of surveyor generalabolished, p. 1·328,_§ 51 Oregon, authenticated copies of records as evidence, . p. 1328, 5 57 " s Powers devolved on Commissioner of Land Office on turning over of papersto States, p. 1328, § 53 , Stationery and drafting instruments for mineralsury veys, p. 1329, §_ 60* Survcyof public lands. General regulations, pp. 1379-1382, §§ 751.-774 interrupting surveys, penalty, p. 468, Q 112 Suspended entries and claims, regulations, p. 1411, §§ 1161- t - 1165` . . Swamp and overiiowed land grants, general provisions. DD·.1399—1402» §§ 981-994 ‘ Timber, See that title J .- Town sites on public lands A g ' Reservation and sale, regulations, pp. 1377, 1379, §§ 711- . 730 _ . ‘ ‘ _ _ Reservation in connection with irrigation projects, pp. 1367, 1368, §§ 561-568 - _ Underground water exploration in Nevada, regulations. pp. 1353-1355, §§ 351-360 _ Union Pacific Railroad grants, p. 1390, § 885 Unlawful inclosure or occupancy · - General regulations, p. 1405, §§ 1061-1066 Jurisdiction of suits for, p. 868, § 41 .(21) Wagon·road grants . " ` Patents for grants to Oregon. p. 1338, § 862; p.__1395. · § 915 ` Regulatory provisions,—pp. 1391-1393; §§ 888, 889, 894- ` 899, 900-903. ° Right of way_ through canyon occupied by railroad, p. 1396,§936-`~' _·- . _ ‘ Water-hole exploration, regulations, p. 1355,- §§ 361-363 Water power on public domain, see Warns Powsa Waters on public lands. vested right to use recognized. p. 1374, § 661 Withdrawal- from entry or sale ` ° Existing entries on land withdrawn as valuable for oil b or gas validated, p. 1333, § 144 . Exploration under mining laws of lands pwitlulrawn, p. 1333, § 142 _ _ · Homestead or desert-land entry not aifected by withdrawal of lands, p. 1333, § 142 . · lndian reservations, exchange for other lands of private ` lands included in, p. 1334, §_149 -——- withdrawal of land for, prohibi1ed,_p. 1334,_§ 150 -———withdrawal-of lands in,. for power or irrigation `purposes, p. 1334, § 148_
National forests not tot be created or added to,` p, 133::.
§ 142 _ ` North Dakota. reservations of lands in, p 1334, § 153 Opening of lands restored to entry after withdrawal. p. 1334, §§ 151, 152 · _ `_ .· President may withdraw land from entry or sale, p. 1333, § 141 · ' Reports of withdrawals to Congress, p. 1333, §`143 _ Reservation of lands withdrawn for water-power sites,. etc., p. 1333, § 141 _ _ `Sale of lands withdrawn and no longer needed, DP- _ . 1333, 1334, §§ 145-147 ‘ Public Moneys Accounts _ - ` Disbursements under Army appropriation acts, account— ing for, pj 1006, § 499. . “ _ Dlsbursing officers to render accounts quarterly, p. 1006. i $97 ,
