The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
LEGALS


CONCRETE PAvING-realea pro-
possls or bids for concrete paving on
campus Of Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College at saltwater. Oklahoma.
viii be received by Board OF Agricul-
ture At their office in Capitol Build
ing al Oklahoma city until 10 n. M.
october ?, 1919. at which time bids will
be publicly opened and read
Tho following Is approximate state
ment Of work
? 400 cubic yards earth excavation.
900 square yards concrete paving
200 lineal feet integral curb
$50 llncn feet l0-luCh storm sewer.
sewer irlets
90 linesi feet oak headers
Information for Bidders form Of
Proposal can be obtained by address.
iug Dean Of Engineering A. g. N
College, saltwater, Oklahoma Plans
specifications on file IN above office.
where they may be seen
A certified check Of $500 payable 20
order Of Board OF Agriculture viii be
required with each bid. Satisfactory
security companys bond In amount OF
estimate Will be required OF successful
bidder.
Board reserves right to reject any
Rnd all bids.
~ plNfE VI hNHT1 OF agriculture.
J. A, WHlTEHuRsT, President
SALE OF TIE CoAT. AND ASPHALT
DEPOSITS, LEASED AND IN
LEASED N THE CHoCTAW AND
CHlCkASAW NATIONS OKLAHO-
MA, BY THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT AT PUBLIC AUC-
TiON TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
There VIII be offered az public aucs
ton 10 the highest bidder AT McAlester,
Oklahoma, on November u. II and Is.
| 1919. the coal and asphalt deposits
leased and Unbiased. underlying the
surface ~ 3gs .0ot acres OF the scgtegat.
| "a mineral land In the Choctaw and
| Chlckasaw Nations. Oklahoma. Tho
coal Is hituminous and senl- hitumi-
nous, mainly Of low volatile bunker coal
for steamship use, high grade domestic
coal, railroad steam coal. high grade
blacksmith coal and coking coal seams
averaging I feet thick with an aver
/ age DIP OF from 10 10 10 degrees out
cropping AZ the surface and extending
/ to vertical depth below the surface
I estimated To be . 200 feet nj the deep-
est part OF the basin Practically all
/ u the NS tracts 20 hc offered are To-
| Gated near cities. towns and railroads
many being crossed by railroads. max
| ing them easily accessible and Httrac-
.
Ia already sold. only the coal and as
/ phalt minerals win he offered for sal,
Leased lands will be sold subject 20
B any existing valid leases thereon No
! reference right given except 10 les.
sees " leased tracts and the state ~
oklahoma ms 10 the coal and asphalt
underlying State Pcnitontiary grounds
| Government retains supervision over ril
leases and mining operations until fun
1 naNpNnnN ~ sttRh ptFghuas f,Viy.g ID. ID
and decd issued when supervision ter
| inmates No person can acquire more
| than four tracts 0t g6Q acres each. eN.
CenI where such person, firm or yUrrOr.
alton hnS such tracts under existing
I vaId lenses Bids must con form 10
tracts as advertised No bids for
| fractional parts considered. nor Tor less
than advertised minimum price Bids
| may be made in person, by mail or by
authorized agents. Twenty rercent OF
| each separate hid must be accompanied
by bank draft or certified check pay
! able TO II. Buddrus, cashier Terms
20 percent cash At tlme Of sale, bal
| hnce four equal ins,hlments, payable IN
( one, two, three aud four years from
/ date " sale. percent interest per
snnum on deferred payments Full
| payment purchase price may he made
| az any time when deed will issue. To-
4 cal office at McAlester Oklahoma;
main office Muskogee. oklahoma. For
descriptive lists. literature. free OF
charge. address Mr. Gaho n Parker.
Superintendent for the Five Civilized
| Tribes, MCAlsster Oklahoma The
United states Government, sends out no
advertising or exhibit cars TO advance
or esploi, the sale OF indian lands All
such concerns arc private enterprises
! IN no wise connected with the govern
ment
CNTO SELLS
CommBApuor u Indian Affairs