This bill directs the Secretary of the Interior to officially release federal government claims to approximately 15.12 acres of land in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, known as the Eaton tract. The land, which was originally platted under an old federal law from the 1800s, will be conveyed away from federal ownership once the Interior Department issues a formal disclaimer of the government's interest within 90 days of the bill's enactment. The conveyance excludes any portion of the land that falls within the Kootenai Indian Reservation boundary. The bill does not specify funding requirements, as it primarily involves transferring existing federal property rather than appropriating new money. This action essentially finalizes a long-standing property matter by allowing the government to formally relinquish its claim to this Idaho acreage.