Chapter 321. Releasing and granting to the State of Utah and the University of Utah any and all reversionary rights of the United States in and to the grounds now occupied as a campus by the University of Utah
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CHAP. 321.— An Act Releasing and granting to the State of Utah and the University of Utah any and all reversionary rights of the United States in and to the grounds now occupied as a campus by the University of Utah.March 3, 1927.[[H. R. 13650](/us/bill/69/hr/13650).][[Public, No. 724](/us/pl/69/724).] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*,Public lands.Title to University of Utah lands released to Utah.
That any and all reversionary right, title, or interest which the United States now has in and to the land occupied by the University of Utah as a campus and more particularly described in the Acts of Congress granting Vol. 28, p. 117; Vol. 34, p. 195.same dated, respectively, July 23, 1894 (Twenty-eighth United States Statutes, page 117), and May 16, 1906 (Thirty-fourth United States Statutes, page 195), be, and the same hereby are, released and granted to and vested in the State of Utah and the University of Utah, and this Act shall be deemed a conveyance in fee simple of the said land: *Provided*, That the grant of said land shall in no *Provisos*.Red Butte Canyon Creek not affected.manner carry with it any interest, right, or title in or to any portion of the waters of the Red Butte Canyon Creek: *And provided further*, Perpetual right to maintain Fort Douglas sewer.That there is reserved to the United States the perpetual right to maintain, alter, rebuild, and enlarge the sewer which runs from the Fort Douglas Military Post across said tract of land, or to construct and maintain a new sewer system across the same, should it be or become desirable so to do.
Approved, March 3, 1927.