Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
LAND FoR SETTLERS.


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Ihe department q fhe interior can
gteF acknoe lodges that Is doesn't
mos Naea che ereat Coeur d'Alene
indian reservation Is 90 be- thrown
open.
Relative to fhe proposed opening
q the occur Aleue Indian reserya-
far n Idaho the at of June -. 1885
"a STAT 1851 provides that after the
survey ct the Iands vIthln the reserva-
uar ana auofmeuts t0 the Indians the
residue of ne lands not surveyed fer
Indian school. agency or other pur-
rases shall b. classified as agricultural
lraziug or timber lands appraised and
eranss So settlement and entry. under
aha provisions 81 the homestead laws.
al me- lass than their appraised value
{ iu addition Co the fees and Commls-
siars prescribed IS laB for the dlsposi-
Ton al lands. ~ the value 81 slz5
per acre. by proclamation % the presi-
Dent which shall prescribe the time
vher and manner 10 which the lands
shall BE- settled upon. occupied. and
entered and o. person VII be permit
F Ted 90 sefflg upon. occupy. and enter
lauy 81 said lauls except a. prescribed
+ ir said proclamation.
The appraised price a. the land is
I tu - uaId Iu accordance with rules
aad regulations 10 De prescribed by
ItEe secretary ef the interior upon the
+ feII8uIuE terms One fifth 20 be- paid
f la cash az the time 0i entry. and the
REMAINDER in hFe equal annual Install
meurs .a be- paid IN one. tWo. three.
flour and fFe years s3ectFely. from
and after the Date Of entry. and In
+ lease ara au.rEmau taIIs fo make the an
+ ruaI payments. ~ ans of them.
+ promptly vhsu Que. au rights Ia and
/ % The land covered ty his or her en-
IIrg aLI cease. and ans payment there
Ifofara made VIu ae forfeited the entry
cane. ICED ana the lands reonered for
sale and entry
/ LANDS -emaialue undsposed II al
/ fae expiration ~ tfe years from the
|epau.nE ~ The lands 20 entry are 10
b. sold o. The highest bidder for cash.
~ Hof Jess than SI.H0 per acre. under
llu.ss au8 res aIafl0us fo be- prescribed
/ rs ths secretary AZ tle interior. and
ANY lau.s remaining uusoll 30 wears
luom The date ~ the opening 81 the
Isua- 70 entry may b. sold 60 the high
est bidder for cash. without regard 20
he above minimum price.
Com aatauau ls allowed of entries
Ii lands classified as agricultural and
le-aEiug and the gurrymau. upon com
lIlu.a alton. is not 10 be required 10 pay.
| 10. the aggregate any sum In excess
Iot tha appraised value 81 the land
The general mining laws are "a
Ifu5ez 20 and mineral entry may be-
Hlala for. ans 81 said lands but no
mineral location wiI BE- permitted for
suy lands allotted iu seyeralty 10 the
Indians
An coal ard Gil deposits Do or under
TIE lands AIlLlu The reservation are
10 remain the property of the United
states. and TO patent Ina, may be
issued under the provisions Of the
Iaaf opening fhe reservation 10 entry
|Hr ans other act 81 congress. Wiu con
livery auy afls thereto
Sections r. and 80 are excepted
If-au the provisions ~ TIE act and
granted fu abe state ~ Idaho for school
ITgrna-es
The secretary ~ The interior IS az.
r arlzed 90 reserve from other dis
IHuzr.au such tracts for tonr site pur.
Tusas as fr his opinion. may DC re-
1Hrea l9r future public interests. and
maE cause such reservations 70 Re
Surveyed Hra blocks and lots a. suit
.tl. size ana appraised and disposed
|ef under such regulations as be- may
prescribe
The lands that win D. thrown open
q. settlement ana entry aIII aggregate
HHraEimafeIy. $1,000 acres.
As cons. #e-lHIe time must cfause
BEFORE fHe allotment. Classification.
I'D appraisal viII D. made. II Is not
IfossiaIe Ar this tine 20 stale approx
mafe'g fhe GATE when The reservation
aIl he opened tut tiueIy notice II
+ tte opening wiI D. gwen % the gen
Irral public
90 p. POLLOCK.
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