The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-02
ty; $500 district No. 46, Blaine; $50

~: $500 district No. 46, Blaine; $50
district No. 50, Delaware; $1,000 dis
trict No. 2S. Johnston; 5000 district
No. 80, Delaware; $500 district No
I1S. lie Florc; $1,000 district No. 20
Seminole: $1,72O district No. 6l
Osagc. All the last issues being fol
school and school building purposes.
An opinion by Attorney General
West ruling out street paving Ions s
as legal security for insurance and
surety companies, and the refusal o'
Insurance Commits ioner Milas asateI
TO further accept such as deposits c1
security in his department, will be OF
interest to several ST. Louis and Chi
cago bond houses, also to Oklahoma
towns generally.
Paving bonds" says the attorney
general belong to the general cla9 E
usually denomnated special assess
ment securities They are issued for
public Improvements, the cost Of which
is apportioned to assessed improve
men's. Such assessment, II legally
made. is a lien enforceable as any
other tax lien, but such property alone
is behind such security. The issuing
municipality is not liable for the pay
mcnt. It can not levy tax generally
TO meet any deficiency that might
arise should a given lot, tract or par
eel of ground, especially such as su-
burban property prove not in fact
worth the cost Of the improvement as
sessed against It,"
II. J. Edwards OF Oklahoma CITY
purchased the $4,000 issue OF Okfus-
Fee county refunding bonds, paying
Sl0l for them.
Industrial.
Work on the excavations for the
100000 federal building at Enid be-
gins Tuesday. The state contractor
Negan work this week on the 500 huc
state home for the feeble-minded At
Enid. The Bartheldes Seed company
Of Oklahoma City took out a permit
o build a $4,000 brick warehouse
there. The Tulsa Automobile and
Manufacturing company has let the
contract for its $4,000 factory at TIL
sa. Construction work on ten-story
hotel building by A. w. Duncan be-
gins at Muskogee Monday.
The Tulsa Roller Manufacturing
company, capital $4,000, has taken
out its state charter and II cars OF
material are now on li',i in Tulsa
]. L. Carnahan of Canton, o., Is the
chief s,ockholder
Miller Brothers will open their new
kyscraper department store in Okla
homa City December 2. Moe tim
200 car loads of ma,eria! have al
ready been received at the SusOuT
ger & Schwartzs childs packing plall
building at Oklahoma City. and the
slaughter house which is he main
building, is now up to lis nth story
1t will be eight stories hi-h. At the
end Of is third week the new Morris
packing plant at Oklahoma City had
shipped $50 cars of lard.
Wealth of Counties.
The state auditor has completed MS
distribution of public service propeTt,
70 the II counties. Tulsa county leads
in such assessments, having $l1 ,266,-
$50; Oklahoma, S9,1SG12S; Washng
ton, $9,174913; Creek, SG,65O,SS9
Pi,tsburg. $G,4S2.iS3; Leflore, $6,32B.
1876; Garfield, S6,19S,71i; Lincoln, s.,
SO6,O6l; Muskoeee, $5,75O,915; Potta
Natomie, $5,7OG,OO9; Usage, $5152,242
Tulsa, Creek and Washington coun
les get the bulk of their totals from
oil and gas corporations; Pittsburg
Leflore and Garfield have each more
than s5,OOOOO0 Of railroad property
| Roger Mills, Cimarron, Beaver, Har
per and Harmon counties have no raj
road trackage.
J. George Wright, United States In
dian commissioner at Muskogee, hai
advertised for sale 1,6jO,0OO acres o
uuallo.ted Indian lands in old Indial
territory Most OF this land, however
is the least valuable in its several 10
/ calities, as the best land was ailotte,
or taken by the Indians. The sac
wIll run from November 81 TO Marcl