§ 595 TITLE 4.:..-—-Pune mid settlers shall be given the right to purchase the lots ao. ol built upon at an appmd valuation for .e M ~ m mont to be madonnder mlm to be preocribedby the Secretary tie of the Interior: Pmolded,,'1fhnt thelimltation on the size of 84 town sites contained in section 561 ot this chapter shall not Tl apply to the town Qtes nabed in this section. (June 27, 1906, dw e.%9, § 4;,34 Stat. 520.)` . . _ _ _ ._ ce 695. Ki¤:_"Hii1.proicct, Id¤lw·—-King __Hi11 project. idaho. Fi shall be subject to the reclamation law so tar do applicable and consistent with connect heretofore made the tri United States and King Hill irrlgntion district: »Prov£d¢d‘ 11 Tfurmcr, Tllal; for the pnrposes ot patent to lands re- 01 _claimed, the reclamation. tedected by. the operntionsd of the, ·p1 ~ United States Bureau Y of Reclamation may be considered by 01 the Secretary of: the Interior is equivalent to reclamation. in effected by the State ofjdaho, under chapter 14_ of this title. in (July 1,1918, c. 113, § 1, 40 Stat. 614.) . ‘ · ¤! 595. Nortli- Platte irrigation project, Nebraska-Wyoming; lil aid of ex-eewice men whose entries were Aefeated.—The_ ex-j Sl service" men dquallded to make entry under the homestead 3i laés, who were successful at the. drawing held March 5, 1920, ek for c far§._ units. on the North Platte irrigation project, Fort fLaramie unit, = Nebraska-Wyoming, and to `whoxn npproyed water-rental applications were duly issued, · bnt. who _ were pre ; rq 'vented from making homestead entries, for the lands covered w , by such apphcatione oi the reinstatement of certain nr comllctingé homestead entries, shall Peach hare n' preferred ¤, right of · entry under the homestead laws nt the nexf opening 01 of lands under said project, for not less than- thirty days` L betoreothe date sei? for are opening of such laude to. other 3 cl entry :§Prooidod, —Tl1at·this section shall not be Jconeidered ‘-t< as entitling any person to xnake another homestead entry who ·s; M shall have received the benedts of the _-homestead laws since Q being preventeda as aforesaid, from exercising- the right ac- a qulredoat the said drawlng_.on March 5, 1920. (Hay 20, 1921, n 597. Riicrton proiect,`"Y$¥y6mlng.—4Lands within and in the el vicinity of the ceded ·p0rtion,;,o£ the ·Wincl River or Shoshone iz Bwervation, and included in the Riverton project,,_ Wyoming, _, o1 shall be subject? to all the; charges, terms, conditions, provi- 11 sions, and limitations of the reel ation law, and —qui_tnble "gw provision shall be__made by the tary of the l Interior in pt] ilxing the chargq to provide `r relxnbursernent of the entire lea expenditure in accordance e reclamation law and other 1; laws-applicable to sold-lands. ‘· . w . ‘ — , G When onydand on the project is opened to homestead entry C under the terms ot Lthe reclamation law, the entryman shall jte pay lto‘_the’United Statw for·_the·1ands_ the som ot $1.50·per re acre na provided in section 2 of the Act approved March .3, oi 1905 (volmne,·33, Statutes at Large, mge 1016), to be credited ti to the fund established by said Act ot 19%, wgpther with the u "4 proceeds from the sale of tovln sites 'established in said project sa under the reclamation law. (Mar. 4, 1921, c. 161, § -1, 41 tl Stat.1¢04.) _ ,_ .¤ _ r _ ", SQS. Salt River project, Arizona; sale of water p0wer.—-·- I Whenever ap development of power is nec@&ry for the irrlgn· ii1 tion ot lo nds under the Salt River reclamation project, Ari- `C Zona, or; an_ opportunity ie afforded for the development of _Q power undermenid ’ project, the Secretary of the Interior is a authorized, giving preference. to munieiml purpw, to enter a .into contracta for n period not ,exceedlng__ dtty year; for the b sale of any surplus power so developed, and the money de# .0 'rived from such mlm ahallebe placed to the credit of said tl project for disposal as provided `in_ the contract between the o United States ot America and the" Salt River Valley "Water s Users’ Association, approved September 6, 1917, Provided, c
- 'l‘hat no contract shall be made for the sale oi meh snrplua v
· power which will impair tbe’e&ciem:y 0;·_§ld.lll'0J€¢t2 te
10 Luna ,___ 1370 mz, umm, ‘ crm.: no seen eeame; Baan ee mae wxaml le approval of the legally organized water-uaeral aseaocia. on or irrigation district which haaeontracted with the United yes to repay the east ot said tproglect; Provided ·rarthev·, @t the charge for power may be at the end ot ve, ten, or. twenty rear periods after the. bemning ot ‘an§ nntract for the sale ot power in amauner, to be described in ne eontractl ‘ (Sept. 18, 1922, c. %, 42 Stat. 847.) J 599. Yuma project, Arizona: mtries by reddents on landa ithdrawn for project.—i—A.ny person who has, prior to August f,· .1916, establlshed residence npon and improved any- tract Bland within the irrlgable am of the Kama reelamadon rejects in Arizona withdrawn from entry under. the provlsdons E the reclamation law, and who shall have made valnaole hproveznenta upon such lands, and wdho has thereon l ll g$ed·_taith for two jrears prior to August 17, 191d, may make mtry for the- farm nnlt-. upon Whlch‘ his rename is estabshed, and such residence and- improvements heretofore made 1all be credited npon his- Baal proof. (Ang. 17; 1916, ct 349{ 2 sm. 516,) ‘ _ ’ · ` ` KLAMATH PROJECT, _0BEGON-CALIQGRNIA $01. ·_ Change of level of lakes •M_ mbiectkn of lands in zclanution llaw.+—The_ Secretarj of the-~ Interior is hereby uthorlzed .in carrying out any irrigation project that may be ndertaken Q by Lim under the terms Sand o£_ the ational reclamation law and which may involve the t‘tl1e_.levela of Lower or Little Klamath `Lake,. Tnle or Rhett »ake,· aaa Goose Lake, or any river or other body of water onnected therewith, in the- States- of Oregon and Ggliternia, > raison or_-lowerthen level of said lake as may be necessary ‘ nd to of Bil! lands which may come into the puma- · lon ot the—U1lited BMW? as a result thereof ·b ewan ot ny smc or antler the term me or are ational reclamation law. ._(§eb. 9, 1905, c. 567§`33 Stat 714.) . 60:2. Notice of lands subject to entry; conditions of nm resrvstions in §It0Bt8.·-·Th8· Secretary. of the Interior is authornod gd directed to determine and make public announcement {what lands in and around Little or Lower mamath Lake; 1 Siskiyou County, California, .-and tin Klamatn Conntyy Oreon, ceded to., the United States by__ `the State of California by be _Act entitled "‘An ‘ Act authorizing the United Stem Govrmnent to lower the water Bvels of any or all of the following Lkes: I Lower · 01’{LitUB Klzunath Lake, Tale or Lake, loose Lake, and Clear Lake, situated in Siskiyou and. Modoc ionnties, `and to use any parf or all of the of {mld lakes dr the storage of water in connection with the hrigation and eclamation operations conducted by the Reclamation Service t t· the United States; aleoceding to the United State§ all right, ltle, interest, or claim of the State of California to any lands ncovered by the ldwerlngot thewater levels of any or all of aid lakes notfalready diwed of by tm State,*’_.and·ceded to he United States by the State of Oregon by an Act? entitled An Act to authorize, the utilization of Upper Klamath I§ake,_ .0wer or Little Klamath Lake, and Tale or_°Rl1ett Lake, dtuate n Klamath County. Oregon, and Goose Lake, aitnate in lake Sounty, `Oregon, in connection with the irrigation and reclama- [onoperations oi the Reclamation Service of the United States, nd to- cede__ to the United States fall the right, tltleyinterest, nd claim ot the State of Oregon toany and all lands recovered 0 ly the lowering of the water levels or by the drainage ot any r Hll of said _ la‘kea," will eventually be uncovered and opened o agricultural- development by the lowering — ot the water level I said lake. Title to all said lands mn be acquired by home- I, tead entry` under general homestead laws - and the provi-Q; lone of this division ot this chanter and not otherwise: Prodded, That all said lands ahall torever be and rmain subject o the right oi the United States (a) to. overdow the same on
