Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-06
CITY NEWS

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WITHIN the next few weeks work
win be begun ON the large sidrNalk
contract recently let hy the city Tn
der this contract, something Ike three
miles of nov concrete sidewalk viii
be added to Tulsa's already hfN
miles
TRACES or RAlN were apain noe
ticephle In Tulsa yesterday ami
clouds were throaten.ne the most of
the day. Wednesday was the warm
est day Of the week. the maximum
tomperatuIe having reached Gl
There seems to be little question that
the scent Of spring is IN the air.
Through an inadyouont o,,ylsht
The World in it's story of the Tulsa
business mems weekly meeting yys-
tcrday morning. left out the name Of
the principal speaker Gcorec -. Car
ncy secretary ana treasurer of the
!
speech concerned freight rates 10
was highly valuable as material for
publication and as Information to
manufacturers
A COMPLETE sanitary sewer sys-
TEN has recently been Installed at the
city water worNs plant west of Tulsa
on the Sand Springs railway The
system is thorough IN an respects and
makes living more tolcrnble and
healthful The hnishing touches were
recently placed on the work 10y Frye
& Son, WHO procured the contract
ilom the city commission.
.
ONE OF THE BEST evidences that
spring is Just over the brow of the
hill is the fact that scores of Tul-
sans have, within the past day or two
received their annual packages OF
garden seeds from their congressman
This is said to be one of the most un-
mistakable of spring signs and there
will undoubtedly be long ana per
siStent backaches attendant on the
"spading up process.
ACCORDING to Captain Hickman
OF the Salvation Army of Tulsa, he
now has on his staff several "huskies''
for whom he desires to procure work.
Captain Hickman stated yesterday
that he can furnish several persons
for yard cleaning purposes, for house
cleaning, gardening, or general out
door work. Among the poor by
word Of the Salvation army head I'm
Tulsa. there are quite number of
persons out Of employment, and he is |
ANXIOUS that anyone who has any
thing to do in the line Of work of
the foregoing character, can him at
the citadel.
DEATH CAME TUESDAY night to
Mrs Sarah Murphy wife of j. -.
Murphy, at the family home on North !
Denver avenue, due TO typhoid fever |
The body win be taken today to the
old home in McCurtain for burial
Thre edaughters, a son, and the wid-
over survive. The dccedent was 40
years old.
,rrrE FINER or Mrs Co,u S
Carter t0S raet Iooeton wife of !
Corts, was boId Yesterday afternoon
.at o,cIocl- from the Novbrav chan
81 pov Marriott nfriciatinp Runn
was mado in Oal, Lawn cemetery
NIrs Carter was m veors old and f.
survived bv daurhter and two sons
"provin,est" citv in tho state here is
,hs buiIdina inspcctors proof of il for
tho north of March as far as II has
gona. Al Gillette s4 5O0 dwell
ino and a 81 600 parapo. I I Hen
dricls 50 GOO dwelling. H. T. Smit-
tle. 81 600 dwelling: G. u. CogeoshNil
s200O dwelling. w II. Hendron.
S2.5OO dwelling; William Lynch.
$4,000 dwelling: J. T.. VanSant. $1,000
dwelling. DR. Mary s McPike. $500
dwelling and A. NJ. Hammott. $4,000
apartment house. Besides the fore
GOING there have been a score ar more