The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-03-02
TIMBER SALE, L'ARSE INDIAN
RESERVATION.

Sealed proposals, in duplicate, each
envelope marked Proposal for Tim,
Der, L'Anse Indian Reservation, will
be received at the Office of the Special
Agent in Charge of the Mackinac
Agency, Baraga. Michigan, until
twelve o'clock noon, central time,
Wednesday, March 20, 1913, for the
, purchase Of approximately l5,723,0Oe
feet of hemlock, maple, birch, ash. elm,
Eastwood, oak, white pine. Norway
pine, spruce, tamarack, and cedar on
allotments of the L'Anse Indian Reser-
walton, Michigan. Approximately A.
511 900 feet of the timber is located in
T. 81 NJ, r. SO w.. designated as Tract
No. 2, and 6,197. 900 feet in F. SO NJ.
r. 33 w., designated as Tract No. 8.
and 5,015, 600 feet in T. so NJ, r. 80
w., designated az Tract No. a. Con-
tracts for the purchase of this timber
must be made by the successful bidder,
or bidders, under this advertisement
with the individual allottees or their
heirs. The minimum prices per thou
sand feet, board measure, which will
be accepted are as follows:- maple,
81. 10; elm. 81 so: ash, $500; Eastwood,
81. 90; oak. $500; spruce, 81 90; hem
lock, So. 25 in T. 81 NJ, r. 33 w., and
So. so in T. SO N, r. 80 and SO w.,
tamarack, $500; birch, $500; Norway
pine. SIS. SO; white pine, $500; and all
other species 81. 80. For cedar posts.
each, tops in. and less, length 7 and
IT,, 1c; tops 10 in. and less, length
it,, &c; tops 10 in. and less, length ~
IT,, 7c; tops in. and less, length IL
#. to 16 IT,, &c; tops 9 in. and less,
length Is #. to 20 it.. Sc. For cedar
poles, each, tops 8 in. and less, length
25 IT,, 10c; tops in. and less, length
80 IT,, zoe; tops 8 in. and less, length
IS IT,, 40c; tops 9 in. and less, length
40 it,, 75c; tops 9 in. and less, length
as it,, $1.O0; tops 9 in. and less, length
so it., SITS. tops 8 in. and less. length
IS IT,, 81. so; tops 9 in. and less, length
60 IT,, $500. For hemlock and tam
arack ties. each, 7c; cedar ties, 10c.
For cedar piling per linear foot. 16 to
to l8 it,, &c; 20 to 80 it., &c; 80 IT. and
over, &c. A separate proposal must be
made for the timberon each tract, but
any bidder may submit proposals for
the timber on the three tracts. All
timber must be cut and removed from
tracts Nos. 2 and before June 1,1923,
and from tract No. 4 before June !,
1924, under regulations prescribed by
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
With each proposal certified check.
in the amount Of 81, 200 on solvent
national bank, drawn in favor Of the
Special Agent in Charge Of the Mack
mac Agency must be submitted. These
checks will be returned to unsuccess-.
full bidders, applied toward the pay.
ment for timber II bid il accepted and
contracts entered into. and retained ~
. forfeit II the bid 10 accepted and the
bidder fails to comply with the re-
quirements Of his bid. The right of
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs to
waive technical defects In the adver--
tisement and proposals, and 10 reject.
any and all proposals 10 reserved. Fur
Their information ~ to the timber and
copies Of the approved form Of con-
tract may be obtained from DR.. R. S.
Buckland. Special Agent in Charge Of
the Mackinac Agency. Baxaga, Michi-
gan. Cato Sells. CommissiSpsf ! Of m (
dian Affairs. ~