| Power is conferred upon the Congress of the United States to |
pass such laws and to make or provide for the making of such |
rules and regulations, of both a civil and criminal nature, not |
inconsistent with any of the provisions of this section and |
sections 751 and section 754, and provide punishment therefor, as |
in its judgment may be necessary for the administration, control |
and protection of such lands as are acquired by the United States |
under said sections. Such laws, rules and regulations shall may |
not in any way supersede, invalidate or modify any of the laws of |
the State of Maine respecting the storage, control, use or |
development of water resources in the State, or the Mill Act, so |
called. Said laws of the State of Maine as existing on March 20, |
1934, or thereafter enacted, are made applicable to all lands |
acquired under this section and sections 751 and section 754, |
notwithstanding the title thereto shall must be in the United |
States of America, nor shall may such laws, rules and |
regulations, nor shall may anything in said sections in any way |
limit the power of the State through its Legislature to pass any |
legislation, either general or specific, respecting the storage, |
control, use or development of the water resources thereon, or |
respecting the laws of the State pertaining to fishing and |
hunting, nor shall may it prevent the flowage of lands acquired |
under this section and sections 751 and section 754 in accordance |
with the Mill Act, or special charter, or other general laws of |
the State, upon payment of compensation therefor, nor shall may |
any consent of the United States of America be required to enable |
action to be taken under or in accordance with said laws. The |
State expressly reserves the jurisdiction of the courts of the |
State with respect to the determination of questions arising |
under said laws respecting lands so acquired by the United States |
of America. |