Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-10

The First National Bank building
in this city. the handsomest aud fines,
equipped Office building in the new
state, il fast filling up with the most
representative business men in their
various lines of commercial and pro-
fessiona endeavor that are TO be
found in the city. The floors of the
building are not yet entirely complet-
ed, yet they are nearly full, and new
patrons of the building are moving in
each day.
The building is centrally located,
modernly equipped and offers to the
clients of the renters as well as Ia the
renters themselves, every convenl-
ence and up-to-date appliance that
could be installed. The passenger ele-
vator is nearing completion, and will
soon be in running order. This is the
first elevator to be installed in Tulsa.
Among those who occupy offices in the
building are the following:
Magee & Hammett, Lawyers.
This firm is composed of Magee and
Hammett. They have one of the larg'
eat law Libraries in the new state, and
reputation for sacrificing everything
in the interests of their clients. They
occupy handsome suite of rooms at
2O8 in the building, and are equipped
TO handle all of the legal business that
may be entrusted to them. Mr.. Ma
gee is member of the board of edu-
cation of this city and prominent IN
many other ways.
@. M. Downing.
When n city is building as is Tulsa,
the contractor in any or all lines is
one of the most important factors in
the upbuilding of the city. c. M,
Downing, who has his room in room
2l7, does all kinds of cement work by
contract, and is dealer in builders
material of all kinds. He has done a
large amount of the larger work in /,
this city during the time that he has
been here and has the commendation
of everyone for whom he has worked.
He employs the most skilled workmen
and always guarantees satisfaction.
Tulsa-Red Fork Brick Company and
Tulsa vitrined Brick Company.
These two large concerns, located IN
2O7, and represented by f. B. Howard,
are among the most important indus
trial enterprises that are to be found
i'm the erstwhile Indian Territory. The
two plants are entirely separate but
are under one management. Both
turn out superior article and at ex-
ceptionally low prices. The capacity
of each plant is $4,000 bricks per day
and they are kept working continual
". The products made by the com
pany are not only used in Tulsa but
have an excellent reputation over the
entire surrounding country, the
trade extending into Oklahoma, Kan
sas and Arkansas.
Williams h Campbell.
This concern deals in real estate
and is one of the most prominent con
Germs in this line in the city. Well
regulated offices are maintained at
rooms 203-204. The firm was only re-
Gently organized under its present
caption, although joel Williams, one
of the members of the firm, has been
engaged in the realty business in Tul-
sa for some time past and has been
connected with some of the largest
deals that have been pulled of here.
They have most complete lists and
can secure any piece of property of
any kind that is ON the market in this
whole section of the country.
E. s. Sweet, D. D. S.
DIR. Sweet is one of the most prom
inent dentists in Tulsa, He was among .
the first to move into the First Ma =
Iional Bank building, and occupies
room 2ll. DR., Sweet has had years
Of experience in dental work, and
guarantees everything that he does to
be first class and satisfactory in every 7
particular. He has every modern ia
.ility for the proper conduct # his
business and has had the technical n
training in the finest schools in tie T.
country, that places him in the front e
rank among professional men in his II
line in the new state. O
DR.. N. B. Gillies. a
DR.. Gillies comes from Pueblo, Col, Il
and is one of the newest additions to p
the professional world of Tulsa. His a
office is located in room 2l2. The is
doctor holds diplomas from teh Royal
College Of Physicians, London, Eng,
Kings and Queens College of Ply $
sicians, Dublin, Ireland, and from the h
University of Queens College, King h
ston, Canada. He comes to Tulsa V
highly recommended and has already a
succeeded in working up consider r.
able practice in this city, He is e
strictly frst-class physician and sur {
geon and hopes by close attention TO II
his profession to gain share of the p
patronage of the people of this city. p