418 'l`1r1.1s Xxx¤.W·ruE PUBLIC 1,AN1>s.—c¤. 4. Military bounty- Sac, 227 7. All warmnts for military bounty-lands, which are issued l”¥'d “`*‘"”“*¤ r9' under mw law of the United States, shall be received in payment of pre- °B"”p]° fer P"` emptimn fights at the rate of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, for "£??f'B‘@e‘}T the quantity of land therein specified; but where the land is mted at Om; 22 M*“·· 1852: °· dollar and twentv-five cents per acre, and does not exceed the urea speeiiipd 19’F'1’v`10’p";' in the warrant. it must be taken in full satisfaction thereof. Ag,.gm,;tu,,,;.m;- Sec. 2:278. Agricultural-college scrip, issued to any State under the get lege serip receiva· approved July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, or acts uuienduble in P“>’*“‘*"* Of wry thereof, shall be received from actual settlers m payment ot pxeemp- BrE¥1}}¥}9}??;r»rr tioin claims in the same manner and to the same extent as authorized m xgé C' ease of military b0unty—1and warrants. by the preceding section. Pggemétioniim- Sec. 2279. N0 person shall have the right of pye-emptien to moiethem it along railroad one hundred and sixty acres along the line of railroads within the limits H“°S· vranted by any act of Congress. _,,"~t— C v •~ - 3 Mar., 1853, c. 143, v. 10, p, 244. 3 Mar., 1875, c. 196,1·.18,p. 519. Pr v - em of ion Sm. 2280. Anv settler on lands heretofore reserved on account of claims Yights "“ kmds "` under French, Slizmish, 01* other grants, which have been 01* lliily be here- ?°m’d· fw gmms after declared by the Supreme Court of the United States to be invalid, eund mxahd. , ~ . . . »~», »4»—· 7 e shall be entitled to all the rights of pre-emptwn granted by the prcwrdmg it Mm 185:* °· provisions of this chapter, after the lands have been released from l`(’SP1‘- 14'i’v'm’p`244` vatiou, in the same manner as if no reservation had existed. Pre-em p tion Sec. 2281. All settlers on public lands which have teen 01'll11ly})€ withrights OD lands {6*- dmwn from market in consequence of proposed railroads, and who had . S°"`°d f'" "‘“l' settled thereon prior to such withdrawal, shall be entitled to pu-·e111pti011
-- at the ordinary minimum to the lands settled 0n and cultivated by them;
25f;,_`]1&ri;_ ggé? c` but they shell fil? the proper notices of their claims and make proof und 14,July, 1870,0. payment as in other cases. 272, 2, v. 16, p. 279. 3 Har., 1ST5,<·. 196, z·. 18,p. 519.
- 118 of land not Sec. 2282. Nothing contained in this chapter shall delay the sale of
E’f}E?"T‘l· &"· any of the public lands beyond the time appointed by the proclamation 16`18zzp:;’51t;;};g¥‘ of the President. Y1!' U€'*¤i¤ lands in Sm`. 2283. The Osage Indian trust and diminished-reserve lands in § ?QB”’h°"'t°l)° the State of Kansas, excepting the sixteenth and thirty-sixth sections Af; in each township, shall be subject to disposal, for cash only, to actual 9 Ma)? {87* "· settlers, in quantities not exceeding one hundred and sixty acres, 01·0n0 149’S'l‘v`]"P'90° te -· f to htform in ·c0rdance with the venneml 23 Jam ISA (_ quur r sec 10n eac , in c0mpae , at P 488, ¤·. 18,p. 283,. prlnuples of the preemption laws, under the d1rection of the (JUDIIIIIS- ll Aug., 1876, c. sioner of the General Land-Oiiiue; but claimants shall tile their declara- 25*% "· 19:1*127- tory statements as prescribed in other cases upon unoifered lands, and shall pay for the tracts, respectively, settled upon within one year from date of settlement where the plat of survey is on f1le at that date, and within one year from the filing of the township—plat in the district office where such plat is not on file at date of settlement. T!`¤¤¤f€¥ Of ¤b<>V€ SBC. 2284. The sale or transfer of his claim upon any portion of these g331E';?;;?; °°;{&;`;£ lands by any settler prior to the twenty-sixth day of April, eighteen of (QH3v_ g hundred and seventy-one, shall not operate to preclude the right of ’§3§j’g7§f entry, under the provisions of the preceding section, upon another tract 149, s. 3,v.17, p.90. settled uP0n subsequent to such sale or transfer; but satisfactory proof “g3g**]'*é’»;8;g§*- of good aith must be furnished upon such subsequent settlement. i!‘ Pre-eruption re— Sec. 2285. The restrictions of the re—em tion laws, contained in sec- $¤’i€*i0¤S mt $0 tions twenty-two hundred and sixty aiiid tweliuty-two hundred and sixty-
il;‘}(a°;1$1" one, shall not apply to any settler on the Osage Indian trust and diminj)~jIa`, —l872 0 LS;h€<'%·Q€S€F\'0 L8hd§ gba Stat;} of Karnes, vg o Hvazaetiially residing on
149, S_ gg, 17 p_QO_ is c mm 0n e mn 1 uyo i ay,e1g1 een un re ant seven y- WO. Prejemptionsby Sec. 2286. There shall be granted to the several counties Ol` parishes
f°' $*8**** of each State 8Dd TG1'I'itOf}', where there are public lands, at the ruini-
_l L e,r;__,_ mum price for which public lands of the United States are sold, theiight 26 May, 1824. c- of pre-emption to one quarter—section of land, in each of the counties of 169#S·1¤"·‘*¤P·5°· parishes, in trust for such counties or arishes, respectively, fo1‘ thé establislmient of seats of justice therein; iiut the proceeds of the sale of
