Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-07
0IItOn, Dream Of
the West, Visited
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Ciit0n "s w farnerIy al gI,pnIies had
to Doe farried across the Clnarron
river and transported bv teams Now
an immense amount of freight is han
died over the o. Belt railroad. as.
buildings MOST of them of frame
construction. are going up on every
side The population rs Z. 600 or more
and there isn't even a postofffce I'm
the town Seven business men cousti-
utc "a committee that handle the pro-
yislonal government Of tho place. and
strange 10 relate there has not been
a single killing or serious peace dis
turbance 10 date.
More than SlSO.OO0 worth of lots
have been SOLD bv the townsite pcopIo
ia date Corner lots i'm tho b1siness
district are bringing as high as $500
and 500 1picce
scores of Tulsa people are found
there. They are represented I'm every
line Of business. I'm fact it seemed
TO the TuIsans as though thev had
rum into sort Of suburb of their
cftv. like Sand Strings for instance.
Oiton was reached 3t 12.55 o'clock
thus giving them over four hours I'M
the town which is the center of actiy-
itv I'm tho field that is producing sixty
per cent Of the worlds supply of high
grade oil.
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winding up at prominent corner
where the band gave concert From
an automobile Deputy Sheriff Harry
stein. who represents "a large part of
tho law i'm Dilton. presented a large
silver "kpy TO the city to Mayor
Frank wooden Glenn Condor Of
The World responded on behalf of
the mayor and the boosters. He told
the Outonitos that they had the most
marvellous town of the age and that
Tulsa wanted tD see % great city built
there
Automobiles We're placed at the
disposal OF the Tulsans. who We're
taken I'm relays of fifteen and twenty
ON an interesting trip 90 the nearby
oil fields. where are located the Won
dorful gushDrs that made oiltun the
miracle city that it is.
Tho OiltOn reception committee
Joined the boosters 40 Jennings and
accompanied them ON the cight-mile
trip over the Oil Belt railroad Among
these was W. T. Gordon. reading
clerk OF the house OF representatives
Inn the recent Oklahoma legislature
William NcCmlouuu. former sher-
iff of Tulsa county. was mucheiu cvi-
dtncp lie lis bon charge Of the sale of
a tovusitc known as South Oiltou.
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I'D II"nl OF " ',,N -tu ,i"es S,olo
run hy Mr. atu .'!,l MlS I'M ~, T,,uglIis
was laI+e Si-u' .iSl s''l.S S NoIlu'
Mfs Siennlus was 'ne IlIs' woman
resident OF ''lloI Nhs lN ny 1Etn'
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