No person shall be permitted to occupy or enter upon any of the lands
herein referred to except in the manner prescribed by the proclamation
of the President opening the same to settlement, and any person
otherwise occupying or entering upon any of said lands shall forfeit all
right to acquire any of said lands. The Secretary of the Interior shall,
under the direction of the President, prescribe rules and regulations,
not inconsistent with this act, for the occupation and settlement of
said lands, to be incorporated in the proclamation of the President,
which shall be issued at least twenty days before the time fixed for
the opening of said lands.


And whereas by a written agreement made on the 21st day of October,
1891, the Tonkawa tribe of Indians, in the Territory of Oklahoma, ceded,
conveyed, and forever relinquished to the United States all their right,
title, claim, and interest of every kind and character in and to the
lands particularly described in Article I of the agreement:
_Provided_, That the allotments of land to said Tonkawa tribe of
Indians theretofore made or to be made under said agreement and the
provisions of the general allotment act approved February 8, 1887, and
an act amendatory thereof, approved February 28, 1891, shall be
confirmed: _And provided_, That in all cases where the allottee has
died since land has been set off and scheduled to such person the law of
descent and partition in force in Oklahoma Territory shall apply
thereto, any existing law to the contrary notwithstanding; and

Whereas by a certain other agreement with the Pawnee tribe of Indians,
in said Territory, made on the 23d day of November, 1892, said tribe
ceded, conveyed, released, relinquished, and surrendered to the United
States all its title, claim, and interest of every kind and character in