Review Appraisal: Klamath Indian Assets: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Indian Affairs of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, Eighty-sixth Congress, First Session, on Review of Appraisal of Reservation Assets of the Klamath Indian Reservation. March 23, 1959Reviews findings of three independent appraisal firms contracted to appraise assets of Klamath Indian reservation in Oregon. |
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acres act of August amended appraisal review appraised value August 23 Bigley & Feiss Calif Chairman Chiloquin Committee on Interior Congress Contracting Officer Cruising Department elect to remain elect to withdraw election form fair market value February 28 firm forest units GAMBLE Hammon hearing record included independent appraisal Indian Affairs Insular Affairs Interior and Insular JACKSON Jensen & Wallen Kirk Klamath Agency Klamath Falls Klamath Indian Reservation Klamath Reservation Klamath Termination Act Klamath tribal properties Klamath Tribe Lumber management plan Management Specialists marsh units Marshall & Stevens million mineral values October 21 Oreg Oregon original appraisal plan of management ponderosa pine Portland praisal protest Public Law 587 pursuant realization value reappraisal review appraisal review the appraisal Secretary section 28 Senator NEUBERGER SHANKLIN Sigler statement subcommittee submitted subsection subsurface three appraisers tribal assets tribal members trust U.S. Forest Service units and marshlands Washington water rights Western Timber Services withdrawing members
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