The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26


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-e-'.1rs 70 bidder has no, the
means ~ nee. ,als requirement. the
-rz,. which -e desires TIu BE- ;mmeu.
.a'e.y offered again. Purchasers viii
have 'ae -iga' 70 pay for their lands
outright. i' they 20 desire. or 20 pay
Of tho deferred payment al any time
before due. the interest to be com.
pu'ed accordingly II a payment IS
not made promptly when due on either
interest or principal, the purchaser
VIII forfeit all his rights.
The regulations also forbid the cut
ting Of timber on tracts OF land until
the full purchase price has been paid
This Is 10 prevent persons securing
tracts containing good stands Of tim.
Der. SHINING" the land and inten-
tionally letting the government fore
close
This announcement is a part OF the .
plan OF the interior department 20
close up the tribal affairs Of the five
civilized tribes at the earliest prac-
'icable date. The only other prop
cr'y which the department IL not an
thorlzed 70 sell rs tho coal and "a
phalt segregation DO the Choctaw and
ChIckasaw nations which has been 80
widely discussed in connection with
the McMurray contracts
Mr. BallInger announces thai the de-
partmcnt will ask authority from con
grcss TO sell the surface Of the coal
and asphalt lands, amounting 20 AS
900 acres, Including 'ha, portion now
under lease II this authority is given,
together with a method for dlsposing
Of the mineral deposits, II will enable
the department to close an the tri-
bal land matters Of the five civilized
tribes
u will be recalled in this connec.
ton that the Choctaws and Chicka.
saws are opposed to the sale OF the
surface Of the coal and asphalt lands
separate from the mineral They are ,
willing 10 have the surface and min. :
erals sold separately II the sale can .
be- made at the same time but fear
hat II the surface IS sold and the ,
minerals reserved from sale indefinite +
", they win not realize an adequate ,
price for the coal and asphalt depos-
ts.
Interior department officials are q
myIous that congress provide a meth. r
ID for the disposition OF the coal and :
asphalt az well as the surface Tn. .
oss ,his ls done, the Indians are sure
o make objections to any proposi
ion 10 enu the surface. II IS said
lcrp that when the congressional IN