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PINEHURST. N. c.

pINrirRsT. y. G., April 3--Progress-
ing daily to the climax Of final play the
United North and South golf cham
pionship has claimed not only the en-
tire colony but the section, and next
week Gray. the aviator, will he the at
traction for fortnight with trips to
the clouds for the Sc who care to enjoy
the experience.
Socially pinehurst has found time
to dance. to dine. tn play bridge. and
many Of the cottagers have entertained.
among them Mrs. John Smithers Of
Huntington. l.. L., VINO was hostess at
"A luncheon at the Beacon. u. NJ. Stay
tor of Manchester. y. H., gave stag
supper at the Lift the Latch log cabin
In honor of Amateur Champion Francis
Ouimct and Leonard Tufts, president
of the Country club. and Mrs. Tufts.
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Spauding OF
Rochester were nosts at Carolina DIM
rers' For the cSming week a noon
light dance at the zine Grove is autici
pated.
Late arrivals viii push idseasou's
flood tide well into April. Prominent
among them are col. j. Ernest Smith
OF Wilmington. Del Dr. william I'M.
the rural economist, and Or. John @.
Brooks, I've author. Other late arrivals
include Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Herreshoff.
MIR. and Mrs Walter n Moler. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Ralph Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Warren Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
chr 'stopher Richardson and Mrs. ". ".
knowles. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin y
Disbrow. Miss Norma l.. Wagner and
Miss Josephine l.. Disbrow, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Chapman and Miss l.aurada
Chapman. Mr., and Mrs Peter A. Gaze
and Miss Beatrice Gage. Mr.. and Mrs
T. G. Brown and y @. Dickinson, Jr
Mrs. NJ. Turner Kerr and Miss Marion
|. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs Edward Carpen-
ter. Mrs Frank +. Smith ard -. +
Roberts. all OF New York
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AIKEN. s. c.

AIKtN. :. &. april 3-The recent an
nouuCem.nt Of the engagement of Mis-
Hope Norman. daughter of Mr. aud Mrs
Guy Norman OF Newport. and Elliott I.
Bacon. son of Robert Bacon. the former
Ambassador To France. and Mrs. Bacon
was the first engagement announced in
Aiken Tor two years the last one having
been that Of MIR and Mr. Thomas Hitch
cocks eldest daughter. Miss Celc>tine
Eu-ti- Hitchcock. and Julian l.. Pea
BODY y no Nerc married here ON March
- two YEAR ago at the Hitchcock rs-
tate
The formal announcement of the en-
yagcmeut oi Miss Norman and MIR Bacon
was To have been made on Friday next
by MIR and Mrs Norman, bur the new :
leaked ont ten days ago AZ one of the
afternoon teas AZ the Palmetto Golf club
when one of the members of the party
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LAKEWOOD, N. J.

LAKEWOOD. y. j., April 3.--Now that
the Lentcn season Is over Lakewood
Will begin it's social activity again. The
entertainment programme arranged by
the hotels and leaders in the cottage
/ colony surpasscs anything attempted in
years. This resort has been favored
by the National Polo Association and
the Metropolitan Golf Association and
both these outdoor sports will furnish
large part of the entertainment dur
ing the month. The polo players be-
gan to assemble this week ana started
practice ON the field at Georgian Court
Match play begins next Saturday Ar
thur c. Perkins of oxford. England. was
the first to bring his ponies here. They
arrived from Camden. :. G.. on Mon
day. The opening golf tournament of
the Metropolitan Association will be held
on the links OF the Country club April
90, %. -.
The annual Easter ball at the LAUREL
in-the Pines will be held Monday night
This is one of the social functions Of
the season here and more than 800
invitations have been issued Both the
main ballroom and palm room will he
utilized for the event.
The English Dramatic Association Of
Princeton University will present Ber-
nard Shaws candida" at the Laurel
House Monday night The performance
will he followed with ball.
Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack gave
musicale FOR the younger SCI at her
nome. Lathrop Hall, Monday night Miss
beulah rack Miss Adelaide Romano
ana MISS Peggy Lynch gave instru-
mental ana vocal selections. Among
their guests were Francis Kngsland-
Smith. Franklin Horne. Grard Romaine
the Misses Horne. Miss Downer and
Louise Lynch
Arrangements are completed for the
ahhuii amateur theatricals for the
benefit OF the Paul Kimball Hospital.
which will be held at TN. Iaurel Hnuse
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wedding will he celebrated In tho prts-
hSterlan thurch Ht Hudson. Miss TN
lctte win have her cousin, Mrs Edward
King of this city, for her matron Of
honor, and Miss Geraldine Osborn of
Franklin, Pa fur her maid of honor
The bridesmaids viii hc Miss Helen
James of st Paul Miss Marjorie Chase
OF Waterbury, Conn, Miss Elizabeth
Martin of Albany Miss Caroline Nc
Farlane ~ summit. y. j Miss Mary
ASchom of l'ittsburg and Miss Dorothy
NiedringHouse of 81. Louis. George
Richards viii wait upon his brother as
best man
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Everett Farris
have sent out invitations for the mar
rage Of their daughter NJ IS Narcotic
Ann F'rris, to FlHnk Griswold Harry
The Wedding will take play" ON April
81 in tho Cathedral of s.. John the Di-
vine and the ceremony will hc ~ z
o'clock. Mrs, William Foley of Utica
y, Y, n sister of the bridegroom. will
be the matron OF honor and Miss Mary
Gage Farris. sister 81 the bride, Miss
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George Barrere and cello numbers by
Paul kefer. The entertainment will lie
under fashionable patronage,
Tho Iowa Society of New Nor, s
Sparlng no effort to make the annual
dinner lance and reception on Sutug-
day At the Plaza a great success, The
Iowa New Workers., COMPOSED If Iowa
ladies, and the wives and dargntcrs of
Iowa men, are assisting with arrange
merits. After dinner there will he
short musical programme by George
potsal, native son of Iowa. who was
SINGING N operate circles in Europe
uni,l the outbreak Of the war.
ON Tuesday the Society OF Kentucky
Women in New YORK viii give IT'S ANIMAL
luncheon ~ the Waldorf. u will he as
tlncth Kentucky affair and the pro-
eramme afterward Will he rendered nv
artists o. the Blue Gross state. Among
tGose who viii take part arc Miss KatN-
crime Galloway, we'll known in concert
work Mrs. Hazssrd, monologuhs, and
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Mortimer, president, will give it's second
concert and dance on Friday eveniug
in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
ASTORIA, The Programme will begin at
\ 80 O'Clock and win be rendered by the
beethoven choral under the direction or
Percy Rector stephens. and Evan
Williams, who viii sing group of
songs, 1t will be followed 10y dancing
The concert viii be the last in the
series OF affairs given this season By
the club
AZ the next meeting Of the National
Opera club Nine Evans Won klcnner,
founder and president, AT 'he Waldorf
ON Thursday Modern Grand Cpcr.,.'
VIII be the subject, Wagner Hubbard
of Boston will speak on "Tannhaeuser"
and his subject VIII hr illustrated by
Floyd NJ, Baxter, pianist, and Nine. Has
riet R"hncc, soprano Miss Eva Mylott.
contralto and Leo Braun, pianist.
Manhattan Chapter. n. \. r, held IT'S
regular meeting on Thursday afternoon
at the Waldorf After the regular busi-
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The Little Mothers A,d Association,
Mrs Clarence Burns, president, Will give
It's usual Easter festival At Murray I'M
lNCeum on Saturday. The children, who
come from the various houses maintained
by the association, will enjoy a pro-
Gramme given by the Stage ChlldrcnS
Fund II viii be under the direction of
Mrs, Fancy Kennedy and among those
who will take part are George Small
and little Miss fireman. classical
dances Helen SChaficr song and dance :,
Alice Turrcr, roC,ittious; Charles Pa
Suici, clog dancing; Francois prconi,
gecitatiors; Alma Bailey, coruet solo
rnncis as Margaret Nance, violin ard
piano solos Maxine Sicklcs impcrsnpt-
tons, and Lillian Gauthier fancy dances.
For the benefit Of the summer camp
of the Womcn's Auxiliary of the rrj-
vc"sitr settlement, Mrs, John Il, Mae
Arthur, president, an entertainment WIN
bc given N Wednesday evening ut the
Hotel Plaza, An evening OF fantasy
has been srrenged by Arthur Y. Freed
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Fletcher was hostess AT a tea in the
grin; Mrs. Louis McLain also enter
tanned there. Monday night the last
dance of the Ponce de Leon season was
held In the rose ballroom. where guests
from the Al'aZar and villa colonies were
entertained This was preceded 10y q
dinner given by Mrs. j. ~ Maclennan
for Miss Kathleen York Of cleveland.
the young guests being the Misses Lille
Lewis, Clarrisa Anderson. Ruth Hopkins
and Margaret ilasby and Roy +. York
Kenneth Rand. Albert Lewis. Jr., An
drew Anderson and W Allen
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the Casino there was capacity audi
ence for The entertainment and dance
arranged as an auti-climax Of the holi-
day week, while ut the Natatorium bath
ing parties crowded the great salt water
pool, while from the galleries scores
watched the sport.
To morrow the weeks entertainment
VIII close with concerts by Arthur
Special entertainment features are
sche duled at the Metropolitan Hotel
very day next week
Tho Easter attraction at the Coleman
House is u grand bail set for Monday
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lander and Rufus King. II will consist
Of psn,om.Ie and dancing in four
groups. Before the Dawn ARABIAN
Ni-hts." N Pastoral and Modern"
The programme will also include dances
by Miss Eva swain. former premier dan
scuse Of the Metropolitan opera II 1use
and Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Fuss, Jr., he
Misses Whitman and QuaCkenbos, and
Rufus King piano selections by Mrs.
Jonn T. Macarthur, flute numbers by
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ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

ST AUGUSTINE, Fla. April 3-The
Ponce de Leon closes It's doors to-day
and numh-r OF guests have moved
across 10 the Alcazar 20 finish out its
season. Up 20 the very last dances
and dinners were given.
MONDAY afternoon Mrs George
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AsBrRY PARK, y. j.. April 3.--Thc
promenade on the boardwalk tomorrow
will he an event in the history OF this
resort. la ster visitors filled the hotels
early IN the week and tonight accom-
moi1tions are at n premium The
boardwalk tonight was abazc with
pryor's Orchestra. This will Ne the first
time that Mr. Pryor has led an orches-
ira in Asbury Park
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ness inc regent introduced tho speaker.
'roi' ~ - Johnson Of the college of tie
clty OF New York His subject was the
hattIe OF Harlem Heights" The guests
We're Livingston Rove Schulz Ter. Mrs
Martin, regent OF kuickorbockcr Cham.
YER - y r.. Mrs simon Baricn.
Itscht or knickcrbockcr Chaptcr f. \
X VINO gave very interesting account
OF the presentation of a flag and
framed copy of the b,rlaratinr Of In
dependence to Public school -. Mrs
'helow. founder of the southern Indus.
trial Educational Society. who spoke
about her book, The Light ON tho nm"
ana Miss Turner. granddaughter o'
Francis Scott Key. who wrote ''rle
star SpanGled Hammer" and Nj
thompson. who contributed some songs
The Womcu's American club ur \,w
York, which was recently ,r.aufz,i T.,
Aprl II viii mauguratr q -cl."s -
salons on SUNDAY evenings The object
OF the ciub is 80 encourage t,l tn.gr-
AmeTlcdl-3rt. muslr. literature. dtt.. a..
products and industries Members m--.
he American women ~ th" first ur.'.
ms recently held At tHc Hotel Aston
tnere was large Attendance and a..
president, Nine. Bcalric. Gold.r. bro 1a.
opening address called attention TO - q,
little Americans know u' the u,lut,s
of their own country and how they have
seen indifferent To- American sf'-".-.
artists and dramttlSt~. not 10 Wr.t.1.
IN" lack of support given 10 NWr~ ...
industries. C0l !. Faub SuppI.a t...
talk on the "Orglu aud ENolut.. ~
the American Flag" Miss Alice I've.
author of THE Village Postmaster
ana many other PLAYS, spoke
the american Drama: Nt.,D.
o'iligGins, author of "PuI,gru,
save a most interesting outline %. .T
Power OF the Mormon church,. Me-
Helen Narirk Boswell, president uE dc
Nomans Forum, spoke ON "Our hu.' ..
Americans" phadric Ngun. "A kut.. ..
girl sang American songs and r.,
spencer an American composer. ra.,.
his own compositions,
Tho Professional Womau's L,a-n
will observe Members pay" to-mo,~p'
AT their rooms, 1929 Erptdw.'
The chairman viii he Mrs SUSAN
Westford Allen, who has arranged a
most interesting programme. Il wiz
include serio-Comic playlct by Mrs
George C|lds, entitled "a Wan WIFE
with Miss Amelia SummcrVilc IN tn.
title role sketch 10y Mrs Allen O.
titled ~ Roadsid, Romance with NJ,
Alien aud Harry Allen i'm the principal
roles There will also be some musiN
numbers
on Monday, April IL, the regular bus
ness meeting win be held II will y,
preceded by r-nChcon for The nsu
hers Mrs En- 'nle Howard will b"
hosteSs
NJ the next afternoon musical Of tive
New York Mozart Society on SATURDAY
at the Hotel As'or Miss Emmy pestinr
Will he the solo artist pRsquale Amato
will sing nj the next evening concert OF
the society, on April q.
Mrs. Frank i Spraguo Of "a
West End avenue Will givc a musical
followed by dancing at the Colony Club
on April rs.
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MrSJohn Wanamaker closed SIX weeks
visit here this week and returned to her
home in Philadelphia for the Easter sea.
son
John Barrett. Dircctor-tpneral of the
Pan American Mon. has joined friends AZ
the New Greenbrier for the Easter season
Mr.. and Mrs William Is PERI OF Lang
ham, Pa. are here for the Easter -easpa
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rrince and Princess RospiEilo>o wee
Ponce d Leon guests until tn" close
Of the hotel Mr and Nj. Burton
Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs O. T. pcpeW
formed a Chicago party at the Ponce lie
Leon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Lockard and Mrs.
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Otis. Edward r.. paschall Mrs T.. W.
Smith and George Sykes.
Shelburne Mrs Thomas Borden,
Thomas Borden. Jr.. 4. w. Billings. \.
c. Byrne. Mrs. O. q. Creighton, William
V. Davis. Il. r. Duffy. Anthony \ de
Sirco, Miss katheryn Ferguson and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Edward Fetter
Rudolf Jacob Rerstein. l.. l.. Frank.
$. l.. Josephs. u. Marks and I. ).
Rosenhaupt
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Mrs James Hughes James Campbell
Cantrill who made himself fam y, in
the SiNty-third Con-rcss by establish
ing war claims, Will he the principal
speaker and guest Of honor. Other
guests will he Mrs. George Gilmer. Mrs
Andrew Ford Mrs Lucille Caplinyer
Houghton. Irwin cobb W. J. hampton
and Joseph Altsheler
Beethoven Society, Mrs. James Daniel
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night This is a special annual event
ana one Of the leading socld. functions
of the spring season here.
The Marlborough filed early In the
week and tonight was turning away
visitors Al tho New Tcuucy Miuot
Hous. and Madison special concerts
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have been arranged for uhe Easter
throng.
The Plaza grill. which opened for the
holiday season tonight was the scene
Of many parties following the Casino
entcrtain ment
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GOV. aud Mrs. James r Fielder are
expected hc.r tomorrow. The iNcgu-
riv- and Mrs Flrider were Wis tors here
last $1,000.
UshD Shops Were opened and th,r. was
- procession ON the walk that brought
recollection uI To-, sumner crowd In
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Alice Coiii'r ard Miss Ruth Toilette Viii
he thu bridesmaids.
Charles rroshrcy will wait upon Nj.
Barry a. hest man
Tho wedding of Miss Dorothy Corron,
daught". uC Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Con
ron. to James Butler. Jr, viii take place
on June .
The "Masque OF Spring" ia he gwen
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GENERAL SOCIETY AND CLUB NEN

TableauX wants representing paint
ings of the old masters posed by Will
lam II. Chase will he shown in the
ballro nm 'f toe RitZ-Carlton on the
night of April IL at o'clock for the
benefit of the American Ambulance
Hospital in Paris. The entertainment
has been arranged by committee
composed of Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon
Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb, Jr., Mrs. Court
landt Nicoll. Mrs. Orme Wilson. Jr.
Mrs. Everett Colby and the Misses
Harriet Alexander, Olga Wiborg and
Eleanor Mortimer.
Among those who will pose in the
tableauX are Mrs Anthony j. DreXel
Jr., Mrs. Oliver Iselin I'd, Mrs. Charles
b. Alexander Mrs, Joseph Ear
Stevens, Mrs. Jay Gould, Mrs. Court
landt Nicoll. Mrs. Julian Ripley. Mrs.
Dwight Collier, Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon.
Mrs. Henry j. Whigham, Miss olga
Wiborg. Miss Marjorie Curtis, Miss
Leonie Burrill, Miss Edith Mortimer,
Lawrence 5. Butler. and Francis and
Maurice Roche.
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ASBURY PARK, N. J.

Charles j Edwards OF Brooklyn are
the Alcazar
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and the ushers will he Albert X. iIlne
and Braytou Porter Nj. Hinc and his
bride Will make their home in New
Britain, Conn.
Miss Helen Field Gillette daughter OF
Mr. saud Mrs John W. Gillette OF Hud-
son, y. y. VIII bc married on saturday
'o Marcus - Richards. son Of Nj. and
Mrs. John r. Richards OF Chicago. The
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Mrs. WILDER Bioodgood will give a
the dansant tomorrow afternoon fo.'
some of the young friends of her
daughter. Miss Resale BlOodgood, who
will be introduced to society next sea-
son. A similar entertainment will be
given tomorrow by Mrs. stephen &.
Millett for Mrs Gardner w. Mlleu,
who was Miss Harriet Coleman Glover
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who was Miss Harriet Coleman Glover.
As the Easter season IL always popu-
lar with brides. weddings will be the
principal events of the next few weeks,
Miss Maud Teresa Scott Will be one
of the many brides of the week Her
marriage 10 Cletus Heating will be cele-
brated on Tuesday IN the Church OF the
Holy Trinity and will be small, owing
TO mourning In the brides family. The
ceremony will he performed by Father
Mccormick and will be followed by
small reception at the home of Miss
SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
J. Scott. Al West End avenue, Miss
Scott will have only one attendant, Miss
Rose OBrien.
Ralph Heating will attend his brother
AZ best man. There will he no ushers.
Miss Constance Dawbarn Peck. daugh-
ter of Mrs. c, Dawharn Peck, will he
another OF Tuesdays brides Her
marriage 10 Julian b. Beaty will he
c.,soiated in the Church of the Divine
Paternity, and the ceremony, which viii
be performed by the Rev, Frank Oliver
Mall, will be followed by IA small recep-
tlon at the Ritz-Carl on, Miss Peck
will he attended by Miss Mildred Hunter
n maid Of honor, and Miss Marion Hees,
Miss Edith Deyellp, Miss Ethel Daw-
barn. Miss Helen Ballard, Miss Dorothy
Iaston and Miss Mildred Beatty az
bridesmaids.
Ernest II. Beatty win be his brothers
beet man. and serving as ushors will he
Samuel j. Reid, Jr.. Louis - Froelich,
Ssrdford q, Nherlngton ana Charles u,
Higgins, all classmates of the BRIDE
srooTat Princeton; Leonard McAneny,
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The "Masque of Spring" to he give
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A REsoLurfoH

lgut. Daily Tunes Jan. q Z, g. 1871
RELATING TO CONTRAtT OF
MARCH 10TH, 1914, EMPLOYING GER.
TAIN ENGINEERS TO DEVISE PLANS
FOR SECURING A PERMANENT AND
ADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY
WHEREAS, on March soth. 1919, The
City OF Oklahoma City did employ and
enter into written contract with !. W.
Alyord OF Chicago. Illinois. Hiram Phillips
/ Of 81, Louis, Missouri, and ]. W. Billings.
ley OF Houston, Texas, wherein and
whereby said aforennmed Engineers"
were employed;
FIRST:
10 secure details and to recommend the
proposition which, In their Judgment,
would best meet the needs and require
ments VI this city for securing a permA.
nsnl and adequate water supply, and,
SECOND:
! To prepare detail plans and specifica,
/ uons TO advertise for. and 10 award con.
tracts for same, aud.
THIRD:
After contract had bean awarded to
provide engineering services and supervi-
sion during the performance Of the work,
WHEREAS, under Artiei. VIII, Of said
writton contract, The City Of 0klshoms
City, reserved the option Of dispensing
with the further services of said Engi.
pecrs at the end OF the work specified In
Article 4, or al tho end Of the work an
specified In Article II. Of said contract,
WHEREAS. the only ssryices OF said
Ensineers which srs deemed essential and
necessary 20 the uses VI said city, werc
done and performed, and have been fully
eompensated for, under said Article l.
therU0f, and,
wHIREAs, It 10 no, deemed necessary
| or proper that the services Of said EnHi.
necrs ahall bc required, under Article II
o. Article Ill, thereof, and. that with
the completion Of the details and the 70.
commendations of plans under said srti.
Gle 1, that there be an end OF all employ
ment UNDER said sfer~mentioned contract
aud,
WHEREAS. all that is to b. done. un.
der said Article I, has been completed and
compensated for
Now, THEREFonn, he 1t Resolved BY
the Board Of Commissioners' Of The city
sRcTioN /, That .sid city does h.r..
by avail Itself, and exercise its option, Of
dispensing with the services Of each and
several OF the Engineers above mentioned
NJ the end of the wort specified under
Article l. Of said contract, and II de><
! hereby declare that sll Of said vork has
been completed and that under the pro
,rsCt ,ns, the services of ..iS rssiassss d ssS
under said contract, and any and All pro,
visions thansof IA hereby fully eomplstst
and determined.
SECTION q That each and several q
said above mentioned Engineers be notifi
Dc of this action, By mailing, throusl
registered mail copy q this rssoiutiah
to each thereof to their las, .known pcsi
offlce address t'l H.
this bth day of January, 1915
signed bI the Mayer tsss cth day a
January, 1913, !,
ATTEST, 80
lBEALl
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y ciu olssk.
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(Ths voter will indicate his
preference by stamping In the
square In front Of the WORD yes"
OF mol
The officers above designated shall act
a. counters, and certify the result to
the county election board. who shall can.
vass the returns ~ In case Of regular
elections.
All persons who are qualified property
requirements Of Section Twenty -ssven, cf
Article Ten, II the Constitution Of the
STATE Of Oklahoma, shall be entitled to
vote at said election.
A qualified taxpsying voter as used
In Section "a, Of Article 10 Of the consti.
tuition OF the State Of 0klahoms. 10 defin-
ed to be any qualified elector under the
Constitution and laws OF the Stats Of Oh
laboInn, who has actually paid tAxes on
property within such city or town. and
who has q legal tar receipt therefor dated
within twelve months prior 10 such siee-
tlon
All electors. who have acquired the
right OF suffrage since the last preceding
date on which the registration book
were opened for registration, may be per
mitted to vote By making affidavit show
Ing their qualifications In such respect
provided. that they also possess the tar
payers qualification above set forth,
Except as provided in the nert prsced.
ing paragraph, all voters befors votins
upon said proposition must exhibit 20 thu
judges OF said election the required tLx.
receipt, above mentioned, and aiso tbs
regular certificate Of vgistfation, sho y.
Ing qualifications otherwise a. an slsetor
GIVEN under my hand snd the seal Of
7 The City Of 0klahoms City, STATE u on.
lahcma. this 10th day Of Dscember. =. D.
I i9il
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