Uintah Basin Standard | 1958-02-06 | Page 8 | National Forest Timber for Sale

National Forest Timber For Sale Oral auction bids will be received by the Forest Ashley National at his office in beginning at Mountain Standard Time March for all live and recently dead timber marked or designated for cutting located on an area of approximately acres in the Dry Gulch and Uinta Special Ashley estimated to contain live and recently dead saw-timber as M feet of Ponderosa more or Cutting within Sections 23 and on approximately containing an volume of live and recently dead Ponderosa pine shall be required or permitted only upon mutual agreement in writing between the purchaser and the Forest The minimum acceptable bid for live and recently dead ponderosa pine is per M feet This per M feet the appraisal rate of for stump-age plus required deposits of for sale area betterment and for slash Bidding will begin at 2 00 Mountain Standard Time March and will be kept open as long as may be necessary in the judgement of the Forest Supervisor to give all interested parties an opportunity to Sealed bids accompanied by the required payment received by the Forest Supervisor prior to P.M. on March will be considered the equivalent of an oral bid and posted for the information of all As a qualification for oral each bidder must submit a sealed accompanied by the required payment to the Forest Supervisor prior to on March A certified money cashiers check or bank payable to the in the amount of must accompany each sealed bid to be applied to the purchase or retained in whole or in part as damages or liquidated damages according to the conditions of the uncertified personal checks not Minimum advance minimum and maximum advance balances which the purchaser may be required to have at any time will be computed when the award is and will be based upon the estimated value of the daily cut The right to reject any and all bids is Before bids are full information the the condition of sale and submission of bids may be obtained from the Forest or the District Forest Published February