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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
JOHN o. MITCHELL

One Of the foremost gentlemen IN
Tulsa d, the one vLose name lppoa p.
at Dlc head of rhi, sketch. He dyal'
IN ull, gl. and lnrm lands au' has
been established o mi, line Of bus
ncs, In Tulsa for the past two years
Mr. Mitchell, who has until recently
been general manager of the Tulsa
Red For, Brick Company j, the
present mayor of the city and Is gen
orally conceded lo be- one of the most
representative business men and pop
ulnr gentlemen in the city His office is
located I'm the new Turner building
ON lhc corner of Bird and Main street,
where q hlulsomc suite of offices has
been established
Mr. Mitchell, ever since he first
located in Tulsa has been a town
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

est places In which to place your mon
ey in this section of the country. The
business of individuals, corporations,
firms and other banks are cordially
solicited and absolute satisfaction Is
uaantced, whether your account be
large CT small
The officers and directors number
some Of the best known tinanciers
and business men in tbs territory and
have the utmost respect and cuntii-
ence If the eople. They are: Mr..
c. W. Smith, president; Mr. S. Wal
ace Mari the former president # the
aank, vice-preSident; Mr.. l.. u. Mari
asher, and Mr.. J. V. Smith, assistant
cashier. MessrS. c, n Wickizer an'
T. c. Wickizcr aIe directors
An important bylaw reads n 81
iccr or director is permitted to cvel
raw h,s account or borrow money
o. m bark in which he is interest
D. |. Tire officers of the Farmers Ma
.icnal Bank are also connected with
the First State Bank. Broken Arrow
the Farmers aud Merchants Bank
c, l'inSville, AMI the International
Bank. Haskell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
THE PEOPLE S DRUG COMPANY


Our business men are known over
the entne lm'n ior Their protreNN'N'-
ness and Their public NWnledneNN' IN
that there is not another cty IN tine
country that has more loyal business
men than We. Cur stores are aS up
,o-jalc rs any To be- found IN the cities
of far greater size than Tulsa The
principal streets of Tulsa contain
stores that are a source .ot surprise
io the VISITOR VINO expects To ma mere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

+. J. Fink, secretary and manager.
The last named gentleman is an eXper-
fenced man in this line and has added
much to the importance of the con
cern by his capable management Of its
affairs.
The Office and plant of the company
is located en- the 90, ner Of Frisco and
Detroit. The daily capacity is forty
tons of some of the purest ice that
modern ingenuity is able to manufac-
ture. Wagons to the number of five
are operated in the city and an enor-
nous Shipping business is carried on,
this factory practically supplying all
of the surrounding towns with the
greatest commodity of modern times.
Too much cannot be said in com
mendation of this company. They are
among the pioneer industries of this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
TULSA'S WATERWORKS

citizens of this city, no matter at
what cost.
Some three years ago, a party OF
Missouri gentlemen foresaw the fu-
tureprosperity and phenomenal growth
of Tulsa, and after securing the
franchise, invested their money in the
water works plant that is today the
pride Of every true Tulsan. Mr..
George Bayne was chosen manager
and located in Tulsa. Since locat-
ing here, Mr.. Bayne has become one
Of the most enterprising citizens Of
the city and among the many fine
improvements due to his credit is
the Robinson hotel building, one of
the finest hotel buildings in the south
west, which he was largely instru-
mental in locating here, and the
Bayne Building, now under course Of
construction, Mr., Bayne is an ex-
perenced man in the management Of
water plants and is giving excellent
satisfaction.
Recently the water company has
been reorganized, more men and
more money being added, They are
now able to keep pace with the
growth Of the city, no matter how
fast it increases in population and
the people here are assured Of the
best water possible. The officers Of
the company are George G. Bayne,
president and general manager; H.
p. Anderson, vice president and
treasurer; A. r, Perryman, secre-
tarV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

The property owners OF Tulsa are
enjoying lower insurance rates than
those Of any city or town in either
territory, owing chiefly to the fact
that the splendid water supply is un-
equalled and gives to the fire depart
ment unexceled facilities for extin-
gushing conilagratlons, insipient or
therwiSe,
The plant which furnishes this sup
ply is admirably equipped and draws
from number Of wells on the banks
Of the Arkansas river, where the
pumping station is located. The wa
ter is forced through pipes to a cen
tral reservoir or Standplpe, on Che
rokee Heights, which overlook the
city, and are at distance Of about
mile from the river. From this
standppe, laterals radiate through
ont the city and at any point along
their entire length, a pressure of 10
pounds, at least, can be obtained at
any hour of the day or night.
The quality of the water for drink
ing purposes is as fine as there is to
be found furnished by any city in
this section. Chemical analysis has
shown the water of Tulsa to be en-
tirely free from all injurious sub
stances and to be absolutely health
I A. 4 ,,,t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
j. L. HOPKINS.

Mr. Hopkins, the subject of this
sketch, is the manager of the jerks
Townstr. one of the most desirable
small towns located in the vicinity
of Tulsa. He has been establishel in
business in this city for the past four
years rs t,ss. line although he has
been a resident of lhrmq for the past
fourteen years. His lmg SoIourn in
chi, sect ON of the county has made
him one of the best JUDGES of land
value, hcrcabouts and b, is at all
time, ready to furnish p ronS with
what they want in farm or city prop
prDV. IN this section of the world,
lie ha, some fine cheap farms in the
Creek and Cherokee nations anI
some cyrclleul city property IN Tulsa
AMI the surrounding towns on his
lIst, Correspondence is solicited
aud satisfaction guaranteed, Any
rcfcrrn es that may be needed rs t'
the reliability or responsibility OF
Mr. Hopkins can be had from amy
bank in the city.
In addition to the vast realty inter
est, he controls Mr. Hopkins alsC
mas numerous oil and gas holdlng'
aud will be pleased TO see any one
interested in this particular.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
osAGE & OKLAHOMA COMPANY

With her business interests in the
hands, and under the able care of a
elias, Of merchants and business men
that is unsurpassed in any other city
in the Southwest, Tulsa may well feel
proud of the position that she oc-
cupieS in the commercial world. She
has advanced and progressed to such
AN extent during the past few years
that it is certain that the population
oi this section will be doubled by
1910.
Every civilized c,munity nowadays
as It's "a, light company, and Tulsa
: particularly fortunate in having
ne "a, reliable, as capably managed,
aud which furnishes, for very low
figure, the best quality of natural
.as, for all purposes, that one could
wish for, as the Usage 4 Oklahoma
company. They took over the bust
ness of the Arkansas Valley Oil x
Gas company in this city in 1908,
and have since greatly improved the
service and facilities offered the pub
lie.
1t was the original branch of this
concern that did the first great de-
veloping of the oil and gas resources
of this section, that is. they did the
first great work that atterward plac-
ed this industry on a commercial ba-
sis in this community The company
| has spent hundreds of thousands of
dollars in this section in development
work, and is giving to the people of
! Tulsa the finest natural gas system III
| the southwest. The company are pro
lucerS and are now owning and oper-
ating a great many oil and gas wells
/ in the Mid-Continent field. The buSl.
ness became of such magnitude that
in February last it was found neces
Sary to make two departments of tho
company, one dealing with the ga
interests alone AMI the other witt
. the oil interests. The offices of botl
department, are located ON Mair
street, between Second and Third
streets.
The company supple, the city o.
Tulsa with illumiuatu. and powcI
as at the remarkably lew rate q.
-5 cents thousand. or I'M reality foi
% cents q thousand, o., a reduction of
= cent, .u each Thousand feet is mad,
+. 9 the iiI !, pail het.re the teutl
each month The ga, for the city
. supply i, pipcd trcm various dis
taurcS mp to seven miles from well'
Gated in the Usage Nation. They
have more than ten miles of "a
mains laid in the city. and reach al
,f the principal thorughfares, Will
.ycu-thcr additional expense of pip
u., etc. 1t can be seen at a glauc,
! ,hat this company is furnishing go'
| to the people of Tulsa at less that on'
! itth cf the cost of artificial gas, a
ruvldcd IN the majority ot the cltle
+ the United States,
There is no doubt but what tn,
)sagc u Oklahoma company is ON,
If tie largest corporations engaged II
e oil and gas business in this see
! ti,u and as they have invariably beer
| { benefit to the community and ar
low giving superb service in ever.
particular, it behooves the people -
the city to give them encouragement
, by their patronage.
Mr.. W. II. Baglcy is the agent u
, ! the company in Tulsa, and MIR, ii. +
) Mlrtn has charge of the field am
outside work. Both gentlemen ar
very popular and efficient in thei
chosen line of work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

the past year and has proven by
strai ,htfcrward business methods.
true progressive actions and salts
faction guaranteed in every way
thst they are entitled to the highest
rank among business houses of then
kind in this section of the country
They handle everything that comes
under the heads mentioned, in large
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
SULLIVAN PRODUCE COMPANY

One of the LARGEST and mcst i'm
1oitant fruit and produce concerns
pperatin. in the New State is that
Of the Sullivan Fruit 4 Produce
Company of this city This con
ccn has been in business here for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

section and have been of invaluable
aid in the bull ling up Of Tulsa,
When they first located in this city,
Tulsa was not, by far, the city thlt
She now is and a great deal of the uo-
building may be accre litel to this
concern through their lvcrtiSment
and otherwise beneficiary work in
behalf Of the place,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

-Cucie~ that Tulsa owes, largely, her
resent prosperous condition, and the
c.plc who lave c,me here an found
ne city far out-reachjng all their
expectations. can thank the fuancicrS
or the c,nlitiyns.
One If the NEST substantial con-
,cruS of this kind in Tulsa is the
'amers' National Bank, located en-
ne corner of Main and Second
streets. The institution was original
v founded in 1892 a, the Farmers
tate Bank, and continued to do bus
ness under that name until March
>, 1908. when il was uationalized,
Nr. :, w. Mari was president, Mr.,
u. Mari, the present cashier, held
ie same position then
At The close of business June Is,
zoos. the last national government
all. the financial condition of the
?nk wa, MS follows:
Resources
oan> and discounts Sl6l, ,S32. 10
'verlrafts secured 4.O47.3O
NerlraitS unsecured 2,lS3.I3
$. beads and premiums 3l,293.7j
furniture and fixtures l,654.0O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

II can be said without fear of con
uadicti,n that there is not bank in
the entire Southwest that is on Il
frmer foundation or stronger in every
way than the Farmers National bank.
Ii has almost unlimited resources, and
through conservative banking meth
ods, yet progressive under the pres
cribed rules of proper banking meth
ods. it is undoubtedly one of the SAT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
/: THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
ssesssssss ess ssssssesssssss
l24.975.S2

Cash and exchange l24,975.S2
Total 325.0S6. 20
Liabil ties.
Conitol rull paid s 100000
Surplus lo,OOO'Oo
Undivided profits 7.270.79
Circulation 100000
Deposits 243,'l2'9l
natal 9o5 gS6 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

ng business is one of the Cash and exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
THE Fanny POODLE

u January. n vas snouins In
Paris. With no food In the house.
Iuiiea had gene out % spend his
ian, two francs FOE a ribbon ioF ~
liette
4 am here. az arranged. for dc
rent. Eaii Mma. Cochard No
aoahf d 4 ready. Me- Then yoa
mnaf leave this evening am
seArg Of anppoFtiRs those whe ~.
fnaa 20 accept money for a poodle
anil csc money % a landlord Al :
o'clock yun must depart
sAnQurnrau. the SCULPTOR. cAilssf
with his Sew Year FFnetinx, and
later Tdeogfin and fitou dFoppcd
10.
who an loan ne a fow frauraf'
ASKED Jnllcn
The thr~e callers promptly dis
played the iininga II their snaIs&
poe krfs
Welt. Join ~ IN a little supper
this svenIug. saff their hnst
HAT yaa forEet-- siammefed
iufiattr. thcfs wtli b no supper
Oh. bar there Niii. said Julscn.
Thass h ms summer suit. aaa the
old clothes nan ell pay
Then the dnuf upennd aud the
eanclefgc. fairly ont a breath. tot.
tered to the threshold.
sMoualear. madam" khe pautrd
wlth 3 boz of deep respect. a Nis.
forf Nine Ia Comieahe De Grand
Erusaonf@
The countess left an order for =
portrait and bought two land
acaFseE
Two thousand francs In all. en-.
claimed Iuiisfts. wheu the five
friends sat down 20 a bounfiful Re
past served b. the good Mme COch.
ard. ~Dld I not say Il was n fairy
poodlsf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
Wasted Unsrpy

John. she said. what tyre Of
canal would be tho beat 90 build
al Panama
Delighted. John laid dosu bis pa
err Thls waa where he lived. ful
thirty minutes tha fuam Tesoiiadea
afth aueh terms an lock levels.
tide speeds. rahaimenis. anEls
irona aud Epoiatic surveys
Al the snd be smiled a. her
10 soa agauo wtlh me be AK
81.
Yea she answered nhaeuilt
hut Naa thinking a
thinking What
4 vas just thinkins. John. thai
ia have my old mohair made ofel
FOE the fali and set baby one oi
thaaa whiio fabhliakin coats -
Anua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11

They lived IN The studio under
the states II Paris attic They
we're called The two ehtldran. 81
cause they were impractical They
would buf sweetmeats when they
lseket Zoe bread. and salustimns
toe patience ~ Nine Goddard. the
cuneirrEc. Nas anrsif tried
When 1ulirtts hruuKht this black
paodis. madame EaA furious
ia Il not enough, abr salds that
I feed yoa when Yoa aru h~hiad
wiih the Evaif Mast ! also care Tor
ths dosr~
bat n Il fairy pfincs In dis
Euise. aid Iuiistte IL wilf bring
luck 10 mY husband aad thea the
rent will D. paid =
Then the ro0d wetnan yielded.
Zoe She had = tender hraFt AID
fsafiy loved ths iitfls uife la spite
nf hsF fnoliah Responsibilities So
The aristorfatie little animal waa
/ hafhsd aud cared los unfil the ad.
veFtisemsnt appeared.
II saa most kiua q yeu. said
the Cauiraau de CFand EenaaoB =
ccuut ulY self blessed that M little
I Racine fell snfn sueh good h2nsA
what sum should you think = saffl.
elant reward
Alas. madam. said taiiettn ahy
I ~. Ws could not think II accept.
{ luN AnYthinR II Womii be base II
accept money for q simple ACT 81
honsasy. neeiars ws iovc thn little
animal dearly AID No should iese
bis esteem
what a child yoa are" exciaisu.
{ "a the countess In that case
viii aaY na more. hut gise me your
address and ! viii some time come
AMI see your husbands pictures
Four moniha later came the fifH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
MRS. CORDER'S CODE WORD

had passed aud the ifip % England
would be- further deferred
Anything happened r ne aHh'd
when be- reached the office.
tremendous business. exclaimed
the excited assistant. london Or
asted us 10 buy tin I've got u Alt
Here Dr. fbe message"
"Marienbad.7 read Gordon ana
almost collapsed What would ihef
think nt headquarters % his asii"n
Ia startling q corner In tlh without
consultation.
While be- uandered there came a
message from the firm 'iiuiiefflah
riarInHlY. d read Rise IA Tia a..
psftea. tfae discretion" waH me
translation.
ufnketa besau q hralene him eiih
offers H. buy The Dfiee kept soar =
lnR
Gordon waited two days 10 give
lime far the earrFinE aut q az np-
Parent transaction and then rahled
ths firm that b. haa esefeised HIS
discretion o buying al the va 10
sight
while ths sire of the Zeal may
have startled hsadHuaffefu. y VAS 20
least aatIafYInE Congratulate nH
aud. better silli. run partner ship
came iu an answering cable 10
EufdHf
ne went hamr hY the nssi mail
steamer Aimast che nrst question
- his stfe nas eDia you get my
nsssaHHF
Yes. hlrss You daflinE he re-
nllrd. -lt naa the dearest enc ever
senfs
uut BE- Hif rot teu her % whom
Il pas dear. nov that the rent ~ the
castle ard much mote eaa paid Zoe
- hsf faHa Haff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
The Easy Money Mania

The villain Of ths Philadelphia uasedywhsh ended in the
crash ud the suicide q President ppe
appea Adoph sess promoter corrup'et hpno
The picturesque Tits began when segal vas
soapmakce working eaudFon In little basement and ena
up q mult millionaire
sera waa predatory We proved on the tFuasa
lie looked about monopoea aud started Independent
plants which magnatcs forced 20 buy lie dd this
with tho trust and others HsvcmoyeF o.
ne sugar stru him. aad sega attempt to hoa
up monopoly Tied that scheme and others Vas
Nipples money rather the Of tppies aepostora
How vas this financial ahls 10 corrupt conservative
banker and hEh i've million dollars OF h
fiImsy eoiateraif
The Let 5 Nipple corrupted himself
lie was The easy money" fnerehe When that
bay bug gets head Il eats oat The mans
neral quick fever seizes him and he loses a
sense q moral proportion Of equality Tee
sexa VERY well that Nipple victim Of the easy
money the pnac 70 read the mans sur
faee lie did tempt HIpgc lie simply him plausible
he Villains role
To the outside Nipple the dsued pillar % socasy
minded lmpreknaho holder Of other peoples
To sesa be marked victim Of phahiathe -
gambler chancesthe maniac To moua
the man purposes but slight task for The
promoter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11

natives la faiment u brilliant
huoa lhrannrd the pier and there
was much thnitatiun aud great ean-
fusion az Gordon gurder escorted
nj wife aud child aboard the T.
10 a.. mail steamer 80 atrnHnhpafe
rhry were going 10 visit tho old
alamr IN England. gordef hoped io
follow IN a year II might be three.
IJIs vas junior partner uf a large
Il .nndun firm aud one nf the ahrrud-
eat merchants "a the town. bat buai-
ls,aas had been dull. The full partner
AhIp fur which he was working
san,nrd far ln the future
lite sure and telegraph the moo
urpf fnu reach tsanden.' cordsr
told hef at lhe moment # parting .
-rhat ! have arrived safely and
my health
No. no. tsink % the cable tolls
ne said a rpds word fhat W siil
Know tells yauf good health and
sauf aHfesaffivai Just a word
very we'll let's make ~ Mafisn-
bad shall stop there ~ the Wy
no London.
Nsst dag the diseunsalats tnfdef
htaftsd fnr three - oeh HtaF 80 a
coffee plantation "a from the rail-
road sud telegraph
During his shaenfs thsfr came 70
his assistant IT Rtensnhpofe FROM
London The message 'fatfnaHs.
atansahpofs. Mafienbad
Ms cnfdef had addressed ~ -
the FIRMS cable address. To Cot -
dsr'a assistant a. vas a business
message. uut sMafteuhad" purfisti
him FINALLY. Ia a iist ~ special
code words. he found a. iug az
an Tin avallabls," wss the ae1ni-
tlaH.
eordsra orders 10 his assistant
had been Ia make no spee ala Use
purchases bat such an order ffHfn
the London headquarters We not
10 be- ignored D. three Gays en- thr
tln in ihr towns nioHE the oaasi hai
been bought fur cofaarH account
That individual yea The uaf hums
ffam hia vacation WaH startled -
irafn there had been Tremendous
bulge la uu. IL Ffuund hiH teeth
aaa CURSED bis tuck faf being Heaf
Al 4 time hen there eaH sac > e
chance fof doing good business III
assistant bad been warned Hut Ga
speculate. "a clearly the appuftuuity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11

office. n
she Killed him have all tie
proofs Wen plaY up the fact that
she h the daughter of a flofodora
Elfl
IN 1880.
In hts luxurious flying marhitis
the man of business rlided through
the clear. sweet morning ait. pass
inF bird after bird
tie touched the button Of his php
noKfaphie newspaper aud loaned
back comfortably 10 iiHten 10 the
thrilling story of old Codes muf.
der.
Beautiful Marie Maize" the
newspaper drunod. confessed hef
crime last night Tearfuiiy she ad
mitted that she. and none other, had
Killed old GohBA Goido In hia new
racing areopiane our readers will
not 30 surprised 10 hear that Niles
Maze IN Fiofodora giri'a EfAnd'
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
INCREASE FRENCH SERVICE

Through the American Hawaiian
steamship company the announce
meat IL made that the French line
OF steamships. the CaFgeur Rsunia.
will change the present so=iay serv.
ice between the sound and South
American ports 10 a s0-daY service
The change IL made because Of the
increased trade with South Amer.
lea Tho new schedule will 90 into
effect January and At that time
five new ships will be added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
'ENcLisa PHYSICIANS
VISITING IN SEATTLE.

SIR Thomas harlow and pF
Laneeiot Bradford u fendou. &C.
compsnisd b. their families. are IN
the cify. registered ~ the butler
Sir Thumaa and DR. Bradford are
emiaent PHYSICIANS from London
and are touring the states on n
pleasure trip They came % the
united States % attend the national
convention Of the Americsn Medical
association. which was held IN To-
r0ufu last month. Sir Thomas will
attend the opcnlnE % the Bev med.
ical school AZ Harvard on his return
10 England.
The party leaves this afternoon
on the Northern Pacific foe a trip
through Yellowstone park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
Notice TO Water
Consumers

Seattle. Wash Sept , 1915
on and after September 10. 1905.
ihe hours f1f HpfinAilnE al D.
ffHu g ga 40 s 20 m ana ffum 8
10 q p 81 eaeh daY This order ~.
afiea % che ahaia city ani All
6oid good unfii further notice.
~ order ~ fhs CiiY Council and
n1ard % Work.
g. n nAGlEY.
Secretary ~ = "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
Ethel Barrymore
Famous Actress

When 10 Seattle always bays her
perfumes A. Harieli's illE Red Cross
DRUG sfons. sla Second aF T0mor.
yew. "Wednesday. ne WIN sell ire
famous Roger ana Gaileft's per.
fumes az 30 per cent. of. or Violet
de PArms. Bouquet des Ameurs.
Pear d EspaEne. Chypre. Iris and
fndlan Hay r. 81 cents per OF 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-11
TO WIDEN
SECOND AVE. s.

An ordinance 10 widen "a portion
.nf Second ap south we introduced
in the city council last night -
plan provides for converting the TIL
angular aoefiou Of tho corner 81
Second Hv aud foaief Wa Into ihe
street az q whole. and includes the
paving Of the small tract. which b.
nos ln parking strip