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Bir. Cfog, from the committee on the public lands, to winch this bill had been re- tered, reported 1t without amendment, and it passed the Senate on the 7th March.

 An act to revive the act entitled sAn act

 to grant pre- emption rights to settlers on the public lands, approved May 29th,

 1890.

 lie t enacted, S.c., 1 hat every settler or occupant of the public land, prior to the passage of this act, who is now in posses sion' and cultivated any part thereof in the year s33, shall be entitled to all the bene- ilts and privileges provided by the act enti- tied An act 10 grant pre-emption rights to settlers onthe public lands,' approved May 18th, l630; and the said act is herehy re- vFved, and shall continue in force two wears from tue passage of this act, and no longer.

 Sec. 2. find De af fsuther enacted. That where person inhabits one quarter section and cuitlvates another, he shall be permitted 10 enter the one or the other at his discre- ton: Fgoraded, such occupant shall desig- nate, within SIX months from the passage of tnis act, the quarter section of which he ciaims the pre-emption under the same.

 Sec. 5. dad De u .fs,dher enacted, That all persons residing on the public lands, and cuilivasing the same prior to the year 1929, and who were deprived of the advantages o' the law passed on the 29th May, 1880, by the constructions placed on said law by the secretaryof the Treasury, be, and they are hereby, aushorlzed to enter at the minimum pflce oi the government one quarter section of the public lands within said land district.