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XXer tl.JU. Till: IIKXI) ni'UiBTl.V, IJKND, OIJE., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1010. PAGE 1. rt l! M "if V vu & I Public Lands in Irrigation Districts Tlio Ilulletln Iioh received from TJonKresamnn Slnnott a copy of the roaent net providing for lions on pub lic lnnds within tho botindrrlea of Ir- rlRntlon dlHtrlctn which is of cspe dnl IntercHt In thin section. Tho act Is aa followH! "Ho It enacted by the Senate and House of Heprosentntlves of tho United Stales of America In Con eress assemhlod, That when In any Htr.to of the United States under tho IrrlBatlon district lawn of said Htatc thoro has heretofore been organized r.nd created or shall hereafter bo or ganized nnd created any Irrigation district for tho purpose of Irrigat ing tho lands Bltuatcd within said Irrigation district, and In which Irri- Bntlon district so created or to be created thcro ehnll be Included cny of the public lands of the United States, cuch public lands so situated In said Irrigation district, when sub ject to ontry. and entered lands with in Raid Irrigation district, for which no final certificates have been Issued, which niny bo designated by the Sec retary of tho Interior In tho approval by him of tho mnp nnd plat of an Irrigation dlstrlrt ns provided In sec tion three, nro hereby made and de clared to bo subject to all tho pro visions of tho laws of tho Statu In which such landit shall bo situated rotating to tho organisation, govern ment and regulation of Irrigation Olstrlcls for the reclamation and Ir rigation of nrld lands Tor ugrlcultur nl purposes, to the same extent and In tho same manner In which the lauds of u lllio character held tinder private ownership nro or may bo Htibjeet to s.ild laws: I'ro tiled, That tho United States and all person legally holding unpatented hinds un der entry Hindu under the public land laws of tho United Slntos nro accord ed all tho rights, privileges, lienellts, mid exemptloiiH given by said State laws to persons holding lauds of a llho character under private owner Hblp, except as hereinafter other wise provided: Provided further. That this Act shall not apply to any Irrigation district comprising a ma jority acreage of unentered laud. Sec. 2. That the cost of construct ing, acquiring, put chasing, or main taining tho canals, ditches, reser voirs, reservoir sites, water, water rights, rights of way. or other prop urty Inclined In connection with any Irrigation pi eject under said Irriga tion district laws shall bo equitably apportioned among lauds held un der prlvato ownership, lands legally covered by unpatented uutrloH, and unentered public lnnds Included In mild Irrigation district. Olllclally cor tilled llstu of tho amounts of charges assessed against tho smallest legal viihillvUloii or said lands shall ho fur nished to tho register and receiver of the laud district within which tho lnnds affected nro located ns soon us 'charges are assessed; biit nothing In this Act shall ho construed ns creat ing any obligation against thu United States to pay any of said charges, 'UttscssmcnlH, or debtB Incurred. "That alt charges legally assessed 'shall 'hu a lieu upon unentered lnnds and upon lands covered" by unpatent ed entries Included In Bald Irrigation district; ainl's.ild lion upon said land covered by unpatented entries may bo unforced upon said unpat ented lands by tho hiiIo thereof In tho name umiiuer nnd under the same proceeding whereby ruIiI assessments are enforced against lands held un der private ownership; Provided, That lu the case of entered (input onted lamlH the title or Interest which such district may convey by tax sale, tiu deed, or as a result of liny tax proceeding shall tin subject to thu following conditions and lim itations: If such unpatented land bo withdrawn under the Act of Cnn greiw of June seventeenth, nineteen hundred and two (Thirty-second Vfliitutes, par.o three hundred and eighty-eight), known iih the reclama tion Act, or subject to the provisions of said Act, then tho Interest which the district inn) convey by such tax proceeding or lax deed shall be sub JmI to a prior lieu reserved to the United States for nil the unpaid olmrMos nuthorWml by the said Act of June seventeenth, nineteen hundred and two, but the holder of such tax deed or tnv title resulting from such district tux shall he entitled lo ull the rights and privileges In the bind Included In such tax title or tux deed if an assignee uudur tho provisions tif the Act of Congress of June t went) -third, nineteen bundled nnd ten (Thlrty-Uth Statutes, page live hundred hiiiI ninety-two), and upon tuibiulsdlon to the United States land oltlco of the district In which the laud U loeatod of satisfactory proof of such tax title, the name of the hold 'or thereof tdi.ill he Indorsed upon the records of such laud olllco as untitled to the right of one holding a com plete and valid assignment under the aid Act of June twenty-third, nine- tnon huiuliod and ten, and such per- ou may at any llmo thereafter re cwlvo patent upon submitting satis factory proof of the reclamation and Irrigation required by tho said Act of I'migrotm of Juno 17, 1U02, nnd Arts Hiiiendstoiy thereto, nnd making the payments required by said Act. "See. S. That no unentered lunds nnd no unttirvd lauds for which no tlMl certificate have been Itsucd t4iall be hubjwet to tb lien or lions herein mutumphitad until thuro ahull Imry burnt submittal by wild h rlija. ttun dhttrtet to tint Secretary of thu Interior, nnd approved by him, a re lief map or plat of oald district and auinclent detailed engineering data to demonstrate to tho satisfaction of tho Secretary of the Interior tho suin clency of the water supply and the feasibility of tho project, and which shall explain tho plan or mode of Irrigation In those Irrigation nis trlcts where the Irrigation works have not been constructed, and which nlan shall bo sufllclcnt to thoroughly Irrigate and reclaim said land and prepare It to raise ordinary agricultural crops, and which shall also show the source of water tobo used for Irrigation of land Included In said district: Provided, That tho Secretary of the Interior may. upon tho expiration of ton years from the dato of his approval of said map and plnn of any Irrigation district, re lease from tho lion authorized b this Act un unentered land or lands upon which II mil certificate hss not issued, for which Irrigation works have not been constructed and water for such district made available for the land: Provided further, that In thoso Irrigation districts, alread or ganized and whoso Irrigation works have been constructed and nro 'n operation ns soon as a satlsfactor map, plat, and plan shall have been appnncd b tho Secretary of the In terior, as In tills Act provided, such entered and unentered lauds shall be subject to nil district taxes and as sessments thoretoforo actually levied against the hinds lu snhl district and In tho eiiiiiu manner In which lands of a llko character held under private ownership are subject to Hens and assessments. "Sec. 1. That upon the approval of tho dlstrlrt map or plat as bore Inbefore provided by the Secretary of tho Interior tho register nnd re colter will note said approval upon their rcroids where any unentered or entered and unpatented lands arc affected. "Sec. C. That no public lnnds which were unentered tit tho time any tax or assessment was levied ngnlnst sumo by such Irrigation dis trict shall lie sold for such taxes or assessments, hut such tax or assess ment shall lie nnd continue n lien upon such lands, and not more than oiio hundred and sixty acres of such In ii (1 shall he entered by any onn person; and when such lands 3hall bo applied for. after said approval by thu Sccretarv of tho Interior, under tho homestead or desert-land laws of tho United Statea the application shall bo suspended for a period of thirty days to enable the applicant to present a certlfleato from the proper dlstrlrt or county officer showing that no unpaid dhtrlct chnrges nro due and dellniiicnt ngnlnst wild land. "Sec. C. Tli.it any entered hut unpatented lands not subject to the reclamation Act or Juno 17, 1002 (Thirty-second Statutes, pngo .188), Bold In tho manner nnd for the pur pono mentioned In this Act may bo patented lo tho purchaser thereof or Ills nsslgnco nt any time after the expiration of tho period of redemp tion nllowod by law under which It nicy havo been sold (no redemption having been Hindu) upon tho pay ment to the receiver of the local Innd olllco of the minimum price of $1.2il per ncro, or such other price ns may bo fixed by law for such lands, to. gether with tho usual fees nnd com missions charged In entries of llko lnnds under the homestead laws, nnd upon a satisfactory showing that tho Irrigation works havo been construct ed and tho water or tho district Is nvnllublo for such Innd; but tho purchaser or his nsslgueo shall at tin time of application for patent, nave tun iiiallllcatlou of a homo- stend entrymnn or desert-laud ontry- niaii, and not more than one hun dred and sixty acres of said limit shall lie patented to nny one purch aser under tho provisions of this Act. "Thc30 limitations shntl not npply to sales to Irrigation districts, hut shall apply to purchasers from such Irrigation districts of such land hid In by said district, "That unless the purchaser or tils assignee of such lands shall, within 90 days after the time for redemp tion has expired, pay to tho proper receiver all fees and commissions and the purchase price to which tho United Staton shall be entitled as provided for In this Act, any person having tho qualification of a home otead cntryman or a desert-land en trymnn may pay to tho proper receiv er, for not more thnn ICO ncres or said lands, for which payment has not been mndc, the unpaid purchase price, fees, and commissions to which the United States may be entitled; nnd upon satisfactory proof that he has paid to tho purchaser at the tax sale, or his assignee or to the prop er ofllcer of tho district for sucli purchaser or for tho district, as the case may be, the sum for which the Innd was sold at sale for Irrigation district charges or hid In by the dis trict at such sale, and in addition thereto the Interest and penalties on the amount bid ut the rata nllowod by law, shall be subrogated to the rights of such purchaser to receive patent for said land. "In nny enso whero nny tract of entered Innd lying within such np proved Irrigation district shall be come vacant by relinquishment or cancellation for any cause, any sub sequent applicant therefor shall bo required, In addition to tho qualifi cations and requirements otherwise provided, to furnlBh satisfactory proof by certlfleato from tho proper district (ii' county ofllcer that tie lias paid all charges then duo to the dis trict upon said Innd nnd nlso has paid to the proper district or county officer for the holder or holders of nny tax- certificates, delinquency cor tlllcates, or other proper ovldonco of purchase at tax sato tho nmouiit for which thu said land was sold nt tax sato, together with the Interest and penalties thereon provided by Inw. "See. 7. That alt notices required by the Irrigation district laws men tioned In this net shall, ns soon ns such notices nro Issued, bo delivered to tho register nnd receiver of tho proper Innd ofllco In cases where un patented lauds tiro affected thereby, and lo tho entrymnn whoso unpat ented lnnds nro Included thornln, nnd the United Stntes nnd such untrymnn shall bo given tho same rights to ho heard by petition, nnswer, remon strance, appeal, or otliorwlso ns nro given to persons holding lnnds lu prlvato ownership, nnd nil entrymen shall bo given tho samo rights of re demption ha nro given to tho owners of lnnds hold In prtvnto ownership. "Sec. 8. That nil monoys derived by tho United Stntes from the sale of public lnnds herein reforrcd to shall he pnld Into such funds and ap plied ns provided by law for tho dis posal of the proceeds from tho sale of public lands." 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SERVICE Pioneer Auto Stage and Truck Co. SUCCESSORS TO WENANDY L1VEKY CO. Air Dried Box Factory Wood $2.50 Per Load Oregon Transfer Co. PHONE US NOW-BLACK 451 Want Ada only ONE CEN'T a word, 0 0 ELECTING A PRESIDENT 10 Buchanan Defeated the First Republican Candidate. DUCMANAN. THE election of ISTiO was tho llrst contest between tho two parties us they exist today. Hiichnuan, Domucrnt, of Pennsylvania, opposed John C. Fremont, ltepiibllcnn, of New York. The Itepuhllcnn party had Just been created. Slavery was tho principal Issue, and signs of the approaching catastropbo were plainly visible. Buchanan was elected, receiving a popular voto of 1.838,100 to 1.311,21)1 for tils opponent. Millard Flllmuro of New York, who was tho can didate of the American party, received 87-1.5.18 votei. J. C. Drecklnrldge, Democrat, of Ken tucky, was chosen vlco presi dent. (Watch for th. .lection of Lin coln In 1860 in our n.xt lnut.) 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