Executive Order No. 1228 of July 13, 1910, temporarily withdrawing the lands for the purpose of classification and pending enactment of legislation within the former Siletz Indian Reservation located in the State of Oregon, as modified by Executive Order No. 2223, dated July 19, 1915, is hereby revoked, and the unappropriated lands will be subject to entry under the act of August 15, 1894 (28 Stat., 326), on and after April 1, 1916.
Executive Order 2332—Former Siletz Indian Reservation
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