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INDEX.

SUBJECT.

BOUNTY-LAND WARRANTS AND SCRIP.

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Bounty lands for soldiers in certain wars..

Certain classes of persons in the Mexican war, their widows, &c., entitled to forty acres..
Militia and volunteers in service since 1812

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Persons not entitled under preceding sections.

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What classes of persons entitled under section 314 without regard to length of service.
Widows and children of persons entitled under section 314..

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Former evidence of right to bounty land to be received in certain cases.

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Allowance of time of service for distance from home to place of muster or discharge..
Indians included..

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Former evidence of right to a pension to be received in certain cases on application for
bounty land

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Death of claimant after establishing right, and before issuing of warrant.

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Sales, mortgages, letters of attorney, &c., made before issue of warrant, to be void.
Warrants to be located free of expense by Commissioner of Land Office, &c..
Mode of issuing patents to the heirs of persons entitled to bounty lands
Relocation of military bounty-land warrants in cases of error

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Certificates of location or scrip to issue in satisfaction of confirmed private land claims
which cannot be located..

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Issuance and location of judicial scrip in lieu of confirmed private land claims.

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Certain lands located in good faith by claims arising under treaty of September 30, 1854,
may be purchased, &c..

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Scrip may be issued to owners of military land-warrants, issued by the United States in
satisfaction of claims for bounty land for service during revolutionary war, upon sur-
render thereof to the Secretary of the Interior

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Secretary of the Interior may, upon proof, issue scrip in satisfaction of certain outstand-
ing Virginia land-warrants..

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DESERT LANDS.

Desert lands may be purchased.

Definition of desert lands

Declaration. Right to use water. Water on public
lands to be free. Contents of declaration. Perfection of title. Limitation upon quan.
tity

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Localities to which the law applies

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Note..

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EASEMENTS.

Navigable rivers public highways. Banks of streams not navigable, how held
Right of way for highways over public lands

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If lands granted for right of way are not used, &c., to revert to the Government
Mineral locators' rights of possession and enjoyment

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Vested rights to use of water for mining, &c.; right of way for canals.

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Patents, pre-emptions, and homesteads, subject to vested and accrued water-rights.

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EASEMENTS-Continued.

Right of way, materials, station-grounds, &c., granted to railroads

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Rights of several railroads through cañón, pass, or defile. Crossing at grade. Wagon-
roads, rights of.

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Profile of road claiming benefits, when to be filed. Disposal of lands subject to right of
way. Forfeiture of right.

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Right to alter, amend, &c.

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Use of public domain, &c., by telegraph company

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Use of materials from public lands.

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These rights not transferable..

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Government to have priority in transmission of messages.

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Government entitled to purchase lines

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Acceptance of obligations to be filed..

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Penalty for refusal to transmit dispatches...

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Timber lands to be patented subject to accrued right of way and water-rights

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GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

Commissioner of the General Land Office..

Duties of the Commissioner...

Commissioner to have custody of seal, books, records, &c

Commissioner to make plats and furnish information when required by the President or
Congress...

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Commissioner to perform duties of surveyor-general when surveying district is discon-
tinued

Appeals from decisions of district land officers and Commissioner in pre-emption contests.
Where pre-emptor after filing for land becomes register or receiver.

Commissioner has power to regulate costs of survey and publication in mineral cases

Commissioner to fix maximum price of reservations restored to market.

Commissioner authorized to allow erroneous description in entries to be corrected

Commissioner shall prescribe regulations for sale of town lots

Commissioner shall approve all contracts for surveys

Commissioner's instructions deemed part of contract for surveying

Commissioner shall fix the price of public surveys and instruct surveyor-general how to
keep accounts of costs of surveys of private land claims

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Commissioner shall issue instructions for surveys under deposit system
Commissioner may allow augmented rates for surveys of forests, & in Oregon
Commissioner may allow augmented rates for surveys of forests, &c., in California and
Washington Territory..

warrants

Commissioner shall cause bounty-land warrants to be located free of expense..
Commissioner shall prescribe regulations for relocation of bounty-land warrants
Commissioner, conjointly with Secretary of Interior and Attorney-General, shall adjudi-
cate suspended entries

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Commissioner shall prescribe regulations and terms for geodetic surveys in Oregon and
California
Commissioner may allow compensation by the day for surveys in Oregon and California
Commissioner shall prescribe regulations for assignment and location of bounty-land

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Commissioner may order certain lands into market without Presidential proclamation..
Commissioner may reissue patents on entries confirmed by board for equitable adjudication.
Commissioner shall prepare copies of records and papers for use in courts of justice....
Commissioner shall allow indemnity for swamp lands

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Commissioner may make regulations for execution of public land laws..

Commissioner to perform duties of recorder of land titles for Missouri.

Commissioner shall issue patents for public lands and private land claims

Commissioner to issue patents on claims heretofore confirmed

Fee-simple to pass in all grants of land to States and Territories where lands are of
character granted

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Officers, clerks, and employés of General Land Office not to be interested in purchase of
public lands

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Grant of swamp and overflowed lands to certain States to aid in construction of levees, &c.

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SUBJECT.

GENERAL GRANTS TO STATES AND TERRITORIES-Continued.

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Secretary of Interior to make lists of such lands for transmission to the governors of the
States.

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Legal subdivisions, mostly wet and unfit for cultivation.

Indemnity to States where lands have been sold by United States..

Patents to issue for swamp lands to purchasers and locators prior to issuing of patents
to States, &c

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Selections of swamp and overflowed lands confirmed..
Swamp-land grants to Oregon and Minnesota

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Public lands, not mineral, granted to each State for purpose of establishing agricultural
colleges.

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Agricultural-college scrip to be issued, when. Proceeds of sales, how applied. Assignees
of State to locate scrip. May be located on offered lands or received from pre-emption
settlers in payment for lands. Limitations
Expenses of management, &c., to be paid by States

Moneys from sale of land and scrip to be invested, and interest applied to support of col-
lege of agriculture and the mechanic arts.

Conditions of grant, assent of States. Diminution of fund to be made up by State. An-
nual interest to be applied regularly. Funds not to be expended for buildings. College
to be furnished or moneys refunded to United States. Annual reports of colleges. Com-
putation when double-minimum lands are selected. States in rebellion not entitled to
benefit of grant. Assent of States to be given prior to July 1, 1874

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Settlements before survey on sections 16 or 36, deficiencies thereof..

Selections to supply deficiencies of school lands

Fee-simple to pass in all grants of land to States and Territories, when

Certain States to be paid 10 per cent. on net proceeds of sales of public lands therein, &c

After deducting said 10 per cent., &c., residue to be divided among States, &c., of Union,
how. To be applied as legislature may direct s

Net proceeds of sales of public lands payable at the Treasury half-yearly, to whom
Money due to be first applied to payment of debts to United States..

Length of continuation of this grant..

Not less than $150,000 to be appropriated annually for surveys

Amount due on State stocks held by United States in trust to be withheld from States in
case of default of principal or interest

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HOMESTEADS.

Who may enter certain unappropriated lands.

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Mode of procedure

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Pre-emption filing changed to homestead entry

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Homestead settlers allowed same time as pre-emptors to file application for lands

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Certificate and patent, when given and issued. Proof of residence, &c.

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When rights inure to the benefit of infant children

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Homestead entries of insane persons confirmed in certain cases.

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Persons in military or naval service, when and before whom to make affidavit

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When lands entered for homesteads revert to Government

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Lands covered by relinquished homestead claims subject to entry at once.

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Party contesting homestead entry allowed thirty days after notice of cancellation to
make entry

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Homestead right extended to Indians who sever their tribal relations.
Certain Indian homesteads confirmed

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Chiefs, &c., of Stockbridge Munsees, homestead rights of.

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SUBJECT.

HOMESTEADS-Continued.

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Exemption of homestead of Stockbridge Munsees.

Stockbridge Munsees becoming citizens

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Unsold lands of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, how opened for homesteads.

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Entry of 160 acres of double-minimum lands allowed after March 3, 1879. Additional entry
of adjoining lands allowed. New entry, when allowed

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Claimants or their assignees may purchase lands at $1.25 per acre in certain cases
Confirmation of homestead entries within railroad limits made prior to receipt of notice
of withdrawal at local office

Lands within railroad grants re-entered by claimants after abandonment.
Homestead entries made after expiration of land grants, confirmed.

Settlers may convey lands for certain public purposes..

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When land office may be annexed to adjacent district by the President.

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Change of boundaries of land districts, and establishment of additional districts for sale of
mineral lands

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MINERAL LANDS.

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Subjects upon which miners may make regulations. Conditions same are subject to.
What miners' records shall contain. Annual expenditures. Forfeiture and right of
relocation. Mode of forfeiture for failure of co-owners to contribute to annual expend-
itures..

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Patents for mineral lands, how obtained. Authority for agents to make applications and
affidavits.

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Vested rights to use of water for mining, &c.; right of way for canals

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Patents, pre-emptions, and homesteads subject to vested and accrued water-rights.

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Mineral lands, in which no valuable mines are discovered, open to homesteads.
Mineral lands, how set apart as agricultural lands.

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Additional land districts and officers, power of the President to provide.

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Grants of lands to States or corporations not to include mineral lands

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