The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-20
FOR SALE

WE are desirous of selling our acreage,
 S2 acres in the Inglenook and Boyles
 section of Birmingham.
 The East Lake road and branch
 of the Louisville and Nashville road
 run through this property.
 A portion of this land is ideal for resi-
 dence subdivision, being slightly rolling
 and covered with large trees, balance suitable for sites for manufacturing. We would divide this land into three parcels.
 We also have a house, 71S 3d ave, Boyles, for sale. See us in person or your real estate agent for further in formation
 Maxwell & Crouch Mule Co.,, 15o2 2d ave-,
 N. Phone Main 1927. S-19-2t USED trucks and automobiles for sale; Packards, Kelly Springfield, Buick and
 Stakeholder trucks; it will be advisable to see these before buying. 2021 Ave. D. Birmingham Ala S-19-3t FOR sALE-2s3 acres northeast Texas
 land; four sets houses; 225 in cul-
 tivation; nearly all bottom; no over
 flow land. If you are looking for a good farm address, O. c. Li1ienstern, Mount Pleasant, Tex. S-19-5t SALE of timber lands and other unal-
 lotted lands and surface of segregated coal and asphalt lands belonging to the CHOcldW ana CQChaSaW IIlQldn ITlDSS In eastern Oklahoma by the United States government, There will be of ferred for sale at public auction at cer- tain railroad points in eastern Okla homa, from October 15, 1917, to Octo-
 Der 31. 1917, inclusive, approximately
 4O0,S00 acres of timber land, 200 acres of the surface of the segregated coal
 and asphalt land, and 300 acres of other unallotted land, all belonging to the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian nations
 in Oklahoma. The surface of the seg-
 regated coal and asphalt lands classi- fled as suitable for townsite purposes and the timber lands, will be offered
 for sale for not less than the appraised
 value Land and timber will be sold
 together. The entire estate in the tri-
 bal timber lands and other unallotted
 lands will be sold, except, however, that
 of the segregated coal and asphalt land
 area only the surface will be sold, the
 coal and asphalt therein or hereunder
 being reserved to the Choctaw and
 descriptive circular specifically states
 that the coal and asphalt will be sold
 with the surface The tribal land will
 be offered in various sized tracts, but
 no person will be permitted to purchase
 more than 160 acres classified as agrt- cultural land nor more than GAO acres classified as grazing land. No Hmita- ton is placed on the acreage of timber land which may be purchased by one person. Residence on land not required. Bids may be submitted in person, or by agent with power of attorney, or by
 mail Terms of sale of surface of seg-
 regated coal and asphalt lands, classi : fled as agricultural or grazing lands, shall be cash, the successful bidder be- ing required to pay 25 per cent Of pur-
 chase price at time of sale and the bal
 ance within 15 days thereafter, or in
 case the successful bidder submitted his bid by mail said balance must be paid within 15 days from date of notice. Terms of sale of surface of segregated
 coal and asphalt lands classified as suitable for toWnsite purposes, shall be 25 per cent cash at time of sale, 25 per cent within one year. and balance with in two years from date of sale. Terms
 of sale of tribal timber lands and other unallotted lands shall be p per cent cash at time of sale and balance in
 three equal annual installments of 25
 per cent each, payable in one, two and
 three years, respectively from date of sale; the purchasers of any of the
 above mentioned lands to pay per cent interest per annum on all deferred pay ments Bids by mail must be accom- panied by certified checks or bank
 drafts for 25 per cent of the amount of bids. Where houses or other inn provements are located on the timb e. lands the same will be sold With the timber land or the surface of the seg
 regated coal and asphalt land as the case may be, said improvements to be paid for in full at time of sale, and except in case of the improvements within the segregated coal and asphalt area classified as agricultural or graz ing land, shall not be sold for less than the appraised value. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. De- tailed information in regard to dates, places, conditions and terms of sale,
 and including lists or circulars descrip- tive of the lands to be offered for sale, may be obtained free of cost from MT. Gabe E. Parker. superintendent for the Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Okla. Maps and plats may also be obtained from said superintendent at a cost of from 25 cents to 30 cents each. Cato Sells, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. 8-12-1nt- t-mon