792 SIXTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. III. Cris. 7-10. 1915. the court for want of roof of the citizenship of the claimant or alienage shall be reinstated) readjudicated in accordance with the pso- Limiauen. visions of this Act: Provzded_further, That nothing m this Act s all be construed to authorize the presentation of any other claims than _ those upon which suit has heretofore been brought m the Court of p£1°§f‘°"°‘ "w° "' Claims: Provided further, That all Acts and parts of Acts in so far as they conflict with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed." Approved, January 11, 1915. ]¤¤'1¤Y7U» 1915- CHAP.8.—An A t Providi ¤ for the ur base and disposal' of 'n lands [S‘ 265*] containing the kaolin,nl;aol.inite, f1Ii11e$’s earth, china clay, ancllvldlll clay, in [Pubns, Nc. 229.] Tripp County, formerly a part of the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota. _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives dtlw United §‘,_}}’§;°,s'?§,f;,,d ,0, States Bo]; America in Congress assembled, That all lands containing the mg. x. ¤gu·&•¢}¢<{ miner kaolin, kaolinite, fuller’s earth clay, and ball cla? m dian 1°i¤¤°$°zm¤, ii. Tripp Count in what was formerly withm the Rosebud Indian es- D“" ervation in giuth Dakota, as have heretofore been opened to settlement and entry under Acts of Coggizlss which did not authorize the disposal of such mineral lands be open to exploration and purchase and be disposed of under the general provisions of the mining laws of the United States, and the proceeds arising therefrom shall ted in the Treasury for the same lgurpose for which the p arisinglfrom the disposal of other lan within the reser- Pr vation in which su mineral—bearing lands are located were deposited: A,2‘f‘§§;,;,,m,¤_ Provided, That the same person association, or corporation s all not ummm locate or enter more ghan ozée clegn, not exmh¢g·ngTcLne hundred arid sixtacresinarea, ere1mer:r` art , atnoneote lancg or mineral deposits, the disposal off which is herein provided for, shall be of at less price than that fixed by the ap licable mining] or coal- and laws, and in no instance at less than tlileir appraise value to be determined by the Secretary of the Interior. Approved, January 11, 1915. ·’°¤“°'Y H- 1915- CHAP. 9.-An Act Validatin locations of de 'ts of h hate rock heretofore
made in good faith under the plaienmining laws d-logic Unitedosgtafes.
Public lm, Be it enactedby the Senate and House o_Zi_Representat·ives of the United inet: locatipm so States of America in Congress assembled, That where public lands con- §g"{’§§°‘°° ’°° “"' taining deposits of phosphate rock have heretofore been located in good aith under the placer·mining laws of the United States and upon which assessment work has been annually performed, such locations shall valid and may be perfected under the provisions of said placenminuig laws, and patents whether heretofore or hereafter issued _{_°*,;>;¤;g,m,°¤ "_ thereon sha give title to and possession of such deposits: Provided, mms. That this Act shall not apgly to any locations ma e subsequent to the withdrawal of such lan rom location, nor shall it apply to lands included in an adverse or conflicting lode location unless such adverse or conflicting location is abandons . Approved, January 11, 1915. J""“'X H- m5· CHAP. 10.-An Act To authorize the construction of ° '
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_ Be it enacted by_tlw Senate and House of Representatives dthe United §.’,‘;§,§§,"g"f;d ,,,,,,0,,, States of rimenca on Congress assembled, That the Paducah and Illinois g:i{;i>;g<;7a$¤§¤¤§r Railroad Company, a corporation organized and existing under the claim laws of the State of Kentucky, its successors and assigns, be, and is
