The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-14
PUBLIC SALE OF OKLAHOMA
SCHOOL SCHOOL iHD PUHLIz LANDS
First published in Daily Express De.
cemberls. 1901

Of Oklahoma will offer for sale and
sell at public auction. 100. 1870 acres
Of school and public lands situate IN
and belonging to said state. together
with all appraised improvements there
on, Said lands win be offered for sale
and sold at the door OF the court house
wherein the county court Is held in
the following counties. and al the fol.
lowing places and on the following
dates:
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City. ian, 10th
TO 18th, 1910. inclusive.
Kiowa. city of Hobart, Jan nth 10
27th, 1910. inclusive.
caddo, city OF Anadarko. Jan. sist
to Feb. 5th. 1910, inclusive.
comanehe. city OF Lawton, Feb. 7th
TO 18th, 1910. inclusive.
Tillman. city OF Frederick, Feb. l4th
and 18th. 1910.
Grady, city Of chiclSasha. Feb. 2sd
and oath. 1910.
Garfield, city OF Enid. Feb. 2sih TO
March End, 1910, inclusive.
4 Pottawatomie. city ot Tecumseh,
March 7th and Sth. 1910.
Lincoln. city 81 Chandler, Jan. sth
1910.
Said l20.l33.70 acres of land are di.
vided into 764 tracts and each tract
with improvements will be sold sepa-
rately. No person win be permitted
to purchase more than lGO acres. Said
sale to BIO governed BY the laws Of said
state and the rules and regulations Of
tho Commissioners OF the Land Office
OF said state.
The terms and conditions OF the
sale of said lands and improvements
are as follows:
No bid can be made for the improve
ments upon any tract of land to be
sold. but the improvements on any
tract shall be purchased and paid for
by the successful bidder for the land.
On each tract OF land for which some
person has valid lease. such person
as the lessee thereof has the prefer.
ence right to purchase such tract at
the highest bid received therefor. or
IN the event no bid is received for
such tract, such lessee shall have the
right to purchase the same at the APP
praised value thereof Each tract OF
land shall be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder and such bidder
upon the acceptance OF his bid, is re.
quired to pay to the commissioners OF
the Land Office, or their authorized |
Agent. for the use and benefit OF the
lessee OF said tract, the appraised |
value of the improvements thereon as
shown by the official appraisement I
thereof. ard In addition to the pay.
ment of the appraised value OF the inn
proyements, tho successful bidder
shall, upon the acceptance of his bid.
be required to pay to the Commits.
sioners OF the Land Office, or their
authorized agent an amount equal to
s per cent OF his bid upon the tract
of land. but in no event shall said
amount be less than $4,000 and in
no event will any bid for any tract OF
land be considered or accepted for
less than the appraised value thereof
provided, however, in the event that
the lessee OF any tract offered for
sale and upon which bid has been
offered and received, desires to and
does then and there exercise his pref.
erence right to purchase said land at
the highest bid. he shall have the law
full right so to do and II he so elects.
the sale OF such tract shall be made
to him.
The remainder OF the purchase price
to-wit: 95 per cent shall be paid in
forty equal annual payments with in
terest thereon, at the rate Of 5 per
cent per annum. provided. however.
the purchaser of any tract is given the
privilege at any interest payment after
expiration of five years, to pay any or
all deferred payments, both principal
and accrued interest.
Before any person other than the
lessee thereof, shall be qualified to
bid upon any tract OF said land. he
shall deposit with the Commissioners
OF the Land Office Of their authorized
agent, an amount equal to 10 per cent
81 the appraised value OF the lessee's
as shown By the Off
cial appraisement thereof and when
such deposit Is made and the person
iepositing the same for the purpose ,
Of qualifying himself to bid upon a
particular tract, is unsuccessful in his
bid for said tract. such deposit II de-
sired by the unsuccessful bidder will
be retained and he will be QUILTED to
Did on any tract offered for sale there.
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