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SIXTY—SECOND CONGRESS. Sus. III. Crrs.13, 14. 1913. 65], maintain, and operate a bridge and approaches thereto across the Illinois River, at a pomt suita le to the mterests of navigation, at or near the_city of Havana, in the State of Illinois in accordance with the provisions of the Act entitled "AnAct to late the construction v°”‘·'*"· of bridges over navigable waters," approv;iguMarch twenty-third, nineteen hundred an six. Sec. 2. That the right to alter, amend, or repeal this Act is hereby ·*¤¤¤*¤¤* expressly reserved. Approved, January 25, 1913. CEA?. 14.-—An Act To sub' t lands of former Fort N' ’ Reserve- -l•°'¤*!$"-Nation mr com mas to nememrrceua-y. rm mm? o.851. Be·£¢e1ractedbyt7te»S'e1rateand Houses Rcguerrlativeso the United States of America in Wm t the rmreslfrved lands 2***2%,,,, within the former Fort robrara Reservation, in the State Fm NW;} $ of Nebraska, and the adjacent public lands on the east and south Z`p•§$w¤i¤·y. " thereof withdrawn from entry by Executive order June twenty- second, nineteen hundred and four, except as hereinafter exprealy provided, sum be subject to homestead em-y tt such time and in ”·¤·*··°*· such manner and under such rules and regrflations as the Secretgy of the Interior maytprescribe, as follows: A that portion lying no and west of the Nro rara River, together with that part of the southeast quarter of section twenty-two, the southwest quarter of section twenty-three, the west half of section twenty-six, and all of section twenty-seven, in township thirty-four north, range twenay-seven west, south and east of the said Niobrara River, be app · the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, entered and patented under the general provisions of the homestead laws, subject to the payment of the appraised price to be made in three ml annual payments as prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior; and Dm '°°¤°° °° all the remaining portion of said lands lying south and east of the said Niebrara Rivershall be entered and patented under thtiqproviéions of vn,_,,_ ,_ “,_ the one-section-homestead law for a certain part of ebraska, aj; proved April twenty-eighth, nineteen hundred and four, and Ac_ pmrm. amendatory thereof: Promkled _ That lands gpen to entry under this Act shall not be subject to drsgosrtion un er section twenty-thres umu- W m hundred and six of the Revised tatutes of the United States or other ‘ "'°°' ‘°' form of scrip’ or lreu selection, nor shall homestead entries made momwwm thereof be su ject to commutatronz Provided further, That the Secre- vwstzlry of dtllge Interior is ixutlipriizuezlé in LIIIB céircréetion, to reserve from eor 'tion any an c v ua e or wer urposes. Sec. 2. mt the Secretary of tds Interior shall? of srlich ifrwdilgnu lands, issue patent to the State of Nebraska for the lands rt now · occupies as a State agricultural experimental station, upon payment of one dollar and twent%;five cents an acre, and shall cause patent vuam to issue to the city of alentine, uppn payment of the appraised price, for such area as it may reasons ly need for waterworks, water power, and electric·light plant system, and for a fish hatchery, including the lands it new occupies for such purposes, and shall issue mwm ,_G,,m,,_ patent to Ste hen F. Gilman, upon pagrlient o the apgraised price, to not exceed) live acres adjacent to milldam, an shall cause mm,_,,_(,°m,,_ patent to issueto Charles H. Cornell, upon payment of the appraised price, not to exceed sixty-eight acres. _ we 0, ,,,,,,,,,, Sec. 3. That the Secretary of the Interior rs hereby directed to ¤:j=¤_?kq·n_•¤¤ ¤•¤¤{ reserve from entry under this Act a tract of land, not exceeding anx hundred and forty acres in area, upon which the buildings used in connection with said military reservation are located and to sell the lands so reserved and the buildings thereon at public auction at