Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-13
City News In Brief

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yesterday to Forest NJ. Drake, 81, Of
Drumright and Mrs. Hettie II. Drake,
20, OF CollinsVille.
THE PAVING of Sixteenth street
between Denver and Elwood was pro-
yiGod I'm resolution of the city COM
mission yesterday morning.
JOSH MARTIN, negro. was fined
$25 and given Today Jail sentence
yesterday by Justice of the Peace
Daniel. Martin was charged with
stealing ten tons of coal from the
Katy railroad.
l.. j. ROACH Tulsa contractor, an
uounced TO the city commission yes
terday that he would commence work
on the construction OF sewers In the
southeast portion of Tulsa Monday
morning. His bond for the work was
accepted by the city dads.
.
OKLAHOMAS youngest evangelist,
Lester McWright, Tulsa lad of II
years Of age, will address the children
at the Sand Springs orphanage next
Sunday The boy, who has been
preaching for the past month, has ex-
ceptional talent as an orator.
w. L. HANNAH was bound over
TO the superior court yesterday by
Justice Daniel on burglary charge.
1t Is alleged that Hannah burglarlzed
the powerhouse at circuit lake, OBJ
tanning a large quantity of supplies.
lie had not made bond in the sum
Of $500 last night.
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TO CONSIDER tentative plans for
the proposed new bridge across the
Arkansas, the county commissioners
VIII meet in special session today
Just what action is likely to be taken
by the board could not be forecasted
by the members yesterday. 1t Is eX-
pected at least that the move will
resolve itself into some definite form.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the paving
Of West Tulsa without a guarantee
will be prepared by Y. c. Hughes,
city engineer, according to require
mcnts made by the city commission
Yesterday. Engineers refused to bid
on the job with the guarantee at
tached, since the specifications are
such as not to insure permanency.
A PROPOSAL TO purchase ada
cent ground to Oaklawn cemetery for
the purpose of enlarging the burying
place was declined by the city COM
mission yesterday 1t was agreed that
when the present site was filled with
graves and the purchase of additional
"a r7l 4 Tf on Ing- gs
pensiye property might be purchased.
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THE FUNERAL service of Mrs.
Clara Cloninger, wife of O. c. Clon-
niger and youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Ewing, will be con-
Quoted from the home of her par
ents, 51S West Fifth street, Monday
afternoon at o'clock Rev. l.. +.
Floyd pastor of the First Baptist
church, will be assisted in conducting
the funeral by Rev. c. w. Kerr In
terment will be in Oaklawn.
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A SPECIAL MEETING of Fitzhugh
Lee, United Spanish War Veterans,
and Ida Mckinley Auxiliary will be
held at the courthouse at o'clock
next Monday night, March 3. Both
camp and auxiliary will attend to de-
tails Of the coming state encampment
and act upon the admission of new
members. The auxiliary has a class
Of applicants awaiting to be received
into membership
"AND THE BOOKS Were Opened"
This was the text of Evangelist An
drews last night at the Mission Of
Redeeming Love. A large audience
listened with intense interest while he
wOndrously revealed that men shall
be rewarded or punished not only for
their actions during life's brief day,
but for the results Of every chord of
human influence that has been struck
on the worlds harp for good or evil
during life, that shall vibrate and re-
Wbrate throughout the earth from
our dying day until the Judgment
where all that have been led to
Christ or Satan by the charm or lure
Of its music will confront us at the
great reckoning day The evangelist
will preach every night and on sun
day Mt II a, m, followed by an old
time love feast where the King Of
Kigs and Lord of Lords will surely be
present and have complete control.