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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21. 11(3 . V I J j7JT --k s : -t--ii"3 SAMPLES FRESH WATER -Harbor Days Queen Jeannie Lomac of San Diego, Calif., samples fresh water from the Department of Interior's Seawater Conversion Plant on Point Loma. The plant was recently opened to the pub lic. (UPI) Bids to Be Opened On July 16 for 18 Highway Projects Salem - (UPD - The Highway Commission will open bids July 16 on 18 projects esti mated to cost $3 million. Largest project involves grading and paving of the west unit of Arlington-Hepp-ner junction interchange sec tion on the Columbia River highway. The projects, by counties: Baker-Two Rock produc tion projects; one on the Durkee-Malheur county line section of the old Oregon Trail, the second near Here ford on the Baker-Unity and John Day highways. Benlon-Two county road projects; New Mary's River bridge on the Bellf ountain county road southeast of Philomath, the second calls for paving an oil mat on the Starr Creek road-F i e c h t e r Creek section, about nine miles south of Corvallis. Clalsop-Work on the As toria approach to the Colum bia River bridge. Plans call for demolition of nine frame buildings and two garages, necessary to clear the right of way for the approach span. The work will be carried out in the vicinity of Alameda ave. and Marine dr. Gilllam-Grading and pav ing of the west unit of the Arlington-Hcppner junction interchange of the Columbia River highway. Grant-Rock production on the Mt. Vernon section of the John Day and Beech Creek highways. Klamalh-Traffic signal re vision in Klamath Falls. I GET PAMPERED! Travel t Continental Trailways " Five-StarLuzury Service to: SEATTLE IOS ANGEIES PORTLAND SACRAMENTO Enjoy tht five-Star "red carpet" treatment . . . hottest aboard ten log eempltmentary food and btvar af ee ... a eeat retervet ruit far you ... high-level tcenic rue... even frto pillows, papers and maialinet. Ntxt time, go the Fivt-Ster Lurury route . . . excluarve on Continental Trailways! Lane-Structure on the Belt Line county road to carry traffic over the new Southern Pacific Railroad yards; struc ture to carry the Maxwell county road over the new Southern Pacific Railroad about three miles northwest of Eugene; and signing in stallations on the interstate spur route Into Eugene at the Ferry st. interchange. Lincoln and B e n t o n-Im-provement on the Toledo Wren section of the Corvallis Newport highway. Plans call for grade widening and stone base work on intermittent sec tions over 34.46 miles. Malheur-R o c k production project on the Basque Station McDermit section of the I.O.N. highway in Malheur county. Marion-A new bridge over the Little Pudding River on the Brooks-Labish road. Multnomah-Grading and storm sewer work on the Ma rine dr.-Northeast Shaver st. section of N. E. 122nd ave. Polk-Stone base construc tion, on the section between Little Luckiamute River and old 99W approximately three miles west of Monmouth. Umaiilla-Two projects; grading and oiling 7.2 miles of the Nye Junction-W ebb Slough section of the Pendle-ton-John Day highway; rock production work near Weston. Surface Rights To Be Determined Portland ' The Portland land office of the bureau of land management is asking holders of mining claims in Josephine county prior to July 23, 1955, to contact it concerning the surface rights of the claims. Public Law 167, passed 1955, provides for multiple use management by the gov ernment of the surface re sources of unpatented mining claims so long as it does not interfere with mining opera tions. The land office wants to know if there are any unpat ented mining claims located prior to the 1955 act, so that rights to timber and common varieties of mineral materials can be determined. ' The 1 a w automatically gives the government the right to manage or dispose of surface resources on un patented mining claims lo cated after July 23, 1955, but does not affect the rights of mining claimants to prospect and mine their claims. There fore, verified statements should only be filed if the claims were located before the 1955 act and if the claim ant asserts rights to surface resources. Additional Information may be obtained by contact ing the manager, land office, bureau of land management, 710 NE Holladay t., Portland 12, Ore. Ph. 773-1853 148 N. 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