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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Stone Church Chorus Meets

\ meeting OF the Sunday school chorus
OF the Stone Presbyterian church OF
Elm Grove will he held IN the assembly
rr,,,us OF the church tomorrow evening.
Tho meeting will be In charge OF Miss
Anna Cfradstt,ft. dirrctrcss. and many
new selections will be rch"arsc]l. lhana
nrc being laid for nm entertainment I" be
held IN The near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21

proved III ncolu
with the first bot
tic of Lydia E Pink
h q m 8 Vegetable
Compound; after
taking two bottles
l am entirely well.
Before taking it l
could not do any
kind of work with
out a pain in my
back as | suffered
so much from in
narnmation- | had
headaches. was al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Rr0avtup Rad EuSa

The street rlSSTOu"r3 -: IN" town
of Elm Grove nre busy rcparfIls ""fu'
of the bad rutS IN tho stree On u" M
,tonnl road near SSEinsdnlr. TIL" rats
wcrc caused by the gus companies cut
ling their lines ;pcrrEsS the street, which
at nil.ht have caused many an un%tl-
specting autuist ~ receive il severe Jolt
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21

tn. wharf hem yesterday. 1t cleared at
ll:H0 or It's way TO New MataInnraS.
The Milton arrived at midnight lasr
night. and will clear n 1880 for Ne"
MAtamoras today.
Tho Ruth Is expected to arrive his
morning and clear at midnight this
urcniuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
rdbettaR Of Cub
Wonan'S

4 meeting OF the Country "ornan's
club Of Clifton will be hold to'n"rrow
Afternoon at 1880 F. ". In tho NJ r.
church OF that place. Tho aucnnanGn
~ ,v.ry ,nrylbcr IS requested az officers
will he c!.-ctcd, ard the program for tho
cuauinl; year rutdc owl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Pie md Box Social

The teachers and pupils of the Locust
Grove public school. Will hr entertained
with :, pic and box social in thr school
Friday. November 2%rri y Inc program
Is being planned for Tho evenings en-
t.rtainrncnt and 4 Ec-o.l time IL expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Park Wow Ente rtnInm Mt.

The Park View Sunday %chu"l viii
hold musical entertainment ia The
school house at that place On 'rhurs,ia:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
DANISH WOMAN
REGAINS HEALTH
Tells Everybody What Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Her.

Chicago. Ill.-"It gives me great
pleasure TO let others know that | i'm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
j. 5. CAPITAL TO
open RUSS BANK

That the big financial institutions
and men Of New York believe In the
new republic Of Russia and are viii.
ing TO iosn money there was indicated
Saturday when . commission sent BY
the National City Bank Of. New York
passed through Honolulu on the way
70 Moscow TO open q branch for the
great house which they represent.
The commission 10 headed by Har-
old a. Dreher and with him are B. G.
Hart and H. A. Koelsch. The plans
for the opening Of the Moscow bank
are fully rnatured, Dreher said, and as
soon 40 they arrive In the Russian
city arrangements will be completed
with the Bankers Guild for the en-
ployment Of Russian officials to op.
crate the bank. Dreher viii manage
the institution.
The plans of the National City Bank
do not stop with Moscow, however,
but as soon a. conditions warrant It,
every city of importance in the re-
public will have q representative OF
the American house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
TO ASCERTAIN EXTENT
OF MINES IN BRITAIN
ny Assceistsd prsss1

:, LONDON, Eng.-The report OF the
Dominion Royal Commission emphs.
sizes properly coofdinated mineral
survey OF the Empire and considers II
Of pressing importance, platinum, bo'
|rak and potash, at present derived al.
most solely from foreign sources. The
commission endorses mining experts
views that furtaer Investigation ID
needed to determine the most econoni
cal means Of production and says:
1T IL necessary for us to emphasis
the waste Of resources which has &C.
Cured and still 10 occurring in many
countries through uneconomical meth
DDS Of extraction. To take only one
example--it has been estimated that
at the Rio Tinto mines IN Spain IN the
period Of some thirty years about
7,e0o 900 tens OF sulphur, valued at not
less than R14,0o0. 600 we're wasted
through unskilled treatment OF the ore
while, through modern improvements
IN the methods Of handling ore, about
100000 tons Of sulphur are now an.
nually saved ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
LOCAL JAPANESE
SEEK TO BECOME
CITIZENS OF U. S.
Kawasaki Boys Given Permis'
sion BY Toxic to Renounce
Obligations to Mikado

Two Honolulu japanese have been
granted permission to apply for citi-
zenship papers Of the United States,
at the same time giving up their citi.
zenship. Of Japan, by Baron 8. Goto,
minister of the interior of Japan. The
message came on the last boat to- the
japanese consul.
Yoshikazu and Aisaku Kawasah,
the son Of X. Kswasaki proprietor Of
the K6wasati hotel and one Of the
leading japanese businessmen Of the
city, are the two japanese who will
apply for American papers. They are
the second and third japanese here
to take advantage Of the bill passed
by the japanese government last
August allowing japanese to renounce
their citizenship under certain condi-
tons. The first japanese to abandon
his nationality was T. NisM.
Following the passage OF this bill by
the Japanese government. which gives
the American born Japanese children
the liberty to give up their japanese
citizenship for that of some other ma
ton, the father Of the two boys made
application to the government. The
law requires that the minister Of the
interior pass on the applications.
Both are under Is years Of age.
The Japanese law requires that appli'
cation for this change Of nationality
be made before the applicants are Ii
years old.
The boys were born in the islands
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
PRICES HIGH NOW IN
CHIHUAHUA CITY, MEX

CHIHUAHUA. City, Mev.-Becsue
Of the war an inability Of many far.
mers In northern Mexico TO cultivate
their ranches because Of bandit actiyi-
ties and lack Of farm stock prices are
unusually high here. Potatoes sell for
so cents. American money . kilo which
is IL pounds. Flour sells for 10
cents, American money, q pound and II
scarce at any price Frijole beans are
cheaper than any other commodity and
sell here Tor 10 cents q pound. Other
staples Ike coffee, sugar and bacon
are almost prohihitive n price for the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
MAUI TO Send
FOODsTUFF HERE

kIaufs initial consignment Of food
stuffs to the Honolulu market Is due
here some day this week, Executive A.
L. Dean Of the territorial food COM
mission announced this morning.
This shipment win come through
the clearing house recently establish.
ed on Maui, and may be consigned to
the territorial marketing division, for
later circulation at the direction of
the food commission, although the
question OF who win receive the ship
ment has not yet been definitely de-
cided.
Representative ]. J. Walsh is acting
az shipping agent on Maui for con.
signments Of this kind. The plan is
for Maui to keep for itself all home.
grown foodstuffs Il viii need, the sur.
plus to be shipped to Honolulu for
local consumption. The shipment due
this week will consist Of potatoes,
corn and beans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
Sugar 6.23c cts
Henry Waterilouse Trust Co.
- 6tOs
Members HOneluiu stock and Bend
Exchange "
Fort and Mefehant Streets
10 Tolephono 100
JAVA'S EXPORTS TO
U. S. ARE UNUSUALLY
LARGE THIS SEASON

. BATAVIA, Java. - The value Of
Java's exports TO America In the first
quarter Of 1917 exceeded that Of the
entire expert IN the year 1915. Con:
siderable public interest has recently
been attracted 70 the big extension
that direct trade with the United
States has undergone. Largely IN
consequences OF war circumstances, the
Holland markets are being eliminated
In q number Of cases. For Instance,
one. or two important purchases Of
tobacco for AInerica have been made
here recently instead Of, as usual, al
the Amsterdam auction sales. Well.
known American commercial men
have been visiting the Netherlands
East Indies. ana the American banking
world % extending its operations In
the conoly. Effoets have been set on
foot TO find Q regular market for Java
tea n the United States. 49,
Jspan, a. wen q America, 10 keeniy
alive TO the commercial possibilities
Of the country and, IN the enforced
absence Of German and other c0mpeti.
tors. japanese trade II rapidly ex'
tending. .ss5ss -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
DELAY IN FOOD
BILLFORESEEN
| (Associstsd Press b. o. 3. Naval oonnn1i
eakf01 2ngYicol

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 9. -
More definite steps toward the enact.
ment Of war prohibition Of distilled u
quors have been taken during the ses.
sion Of the senate and good progress
toward the enactment Of the food leg,
islation measures were made. At the
same time 1t became evident that de-
lay in passing the war tax measures
must also ensue. The senate went on
record IN preliminary vote as favor.
ing not only the prohibition Of distil'
ling during the war but importation
Of distilled liquors as well and by .
sctill more decisive vote directing the
PRECEDENT to take over all distilled
liquors in bond and to pay the owners
therefor. f&-'5' g 80. = =
In lieu OF the provision In the house
food control bill which prohibits the
use Of grain In the manufacture OF
beverages the senate yesterday by Q
vote of Is TO 81 substituted q provis.
ion prohibiting the manufacture or
importation of distilled liquors during
the war. Thus the brewing Of beer
and ale would be permitted but The
stand Of the house Is strengthened as
to heavy spirits by the prohibition Of
imports as well as manufacture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL
PROTECTING OIL LAND

SACRAMENTO, Cal-The amend.
Inents to the law providing for protec.
ting California oil fields from damage
by infiltrat.ng water have been signed
by Governor Stephens and became
effective July 2Sth. The changes are
Of importance in meeting the demands
caused by the present oil Held activi.
ties which are far beyond those OF two
years ago when the state law was
first passed.
One Of the most important changes
provided for local boards of commits.
sioners to be elected ~ the oil opera.
tors or land owners who pay assess.
ments under the law regulating the
drilling OF wells. The boards Of COM
missioners replace the special arbittra.
ton boards previously provided fof In
the law and also have certain duties
In conjunction with the State Oil and
Gas Supervisor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
FIVE MILLION STAMPS
COME FROM WASHINGT0 k

Five million postage stamps have
been received by the Honolulu post.
office; two million are one-cent
stamps, two million two's and the last
million three-centers. They are a re.
serve supply In case congress should
increase letter postage from two to
three cents. e /,
in the last sqtartet which ended
June so, the postoffiee sold $4,000
two-cent stamps and $4,000 ones.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
COM MERCIAL NEW 81
mining STOCKS
HOLD STRENGTH

Light trading characterised the ex'
change today. There was practically
little doing in sugar beyond Pioneer,
100 shares Of which sold At SSs.25.
Montana Bingham continued TT up
ward stride, $4,000 shares being sold.
The top price was 81. Win 50 bid and
So asked. Other mining stocks that
stiftened were Mineral Products ct 3!
bid, 80 asked, and MADEIRA, which
Jumped to 81 bid and 50 asked.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

t., --Mother-Y Your fathsr didn't take
his, cold bath this morning. did hef
Jo1nnE-Nope. ] heard him kicking
because there wasn't any hot vater.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Between Beards: Sales: 90, %, 80
Pioneer, 3s.26; % \. .. Q Nj, 70. u.
Session salss: None.
Latest sugar quotation: . deg. test,
s.23 cents, Or S12&e0 per ten.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.
LIABILITIES.
.1.s1s.112.ss

County Honolulu, &c. 1#kess *.= -
Territory of Hawaii.
Awok Manager pnolu1
he above the best Of
lnowledss and belief
.@s@ssfs Es 81 ss s. AwoKL
s. DE FREEsT
OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

J. L. Sweeney o. Waterbury, Conn,
lis reported killed in action In the
Canadian casualty list. -. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
Bank of Honolulu, Ltd.
- 49, JUNE BOTH 1917.
AssETs.
,1.ps,22s.ss
JUNE 10Th, 1917.

n spsldiaG somny foregoing and
best % knowledge and belief.
- tsed) n l. sPALpNe
go
subsertbed ana sworn to this 5th day July 1917
s. tssd) HENRY C. HAPA,
Notary Public First judicial Circuit. Territory Of Hawaii
sss1-JuIy I. O. IL %Er @5-.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
uHLlsrED sEcuaIrIEs.

Sales: $500 MADEIRA, -; 5000 Ma.
dsra, -; 1890 Bingham, 80; 1850
Bingham, 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09


Guardian Trust
8 best Of knowledge and belief -
subsafhed this sc day Of June 1871
r. EDGAR ROBINSON
$50 judiciary Circuit
es2k-uy e4AIe.2s Territory Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

soar u. HosoLuLu. TN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14

spring ON the dispan, like a kettle
drum"
We'll what will It do next" asked
Uncle Wiggilv
lie soon found out, FOR the mmpy
spring sailed In from tho kitchen.
came straight for the rabbit gentle
man again, coilcd around his legs
and down he went like 4 has of pep-
nuts when the circus elephant
stretched out his trunk for them
"Oh. nay dear, what is going TO
happen asked Nurse Jane.
I'm sure | don't know" answered
Cuclc Wiggily sadly-like. IL wish I
hadn't"
Before he could say any more thu
spring uucoilcd from his legs. gave
| him n little tickle In the ribs and
| bounced toward Nurse Jane.
She screamed and tried TO run
away and hide but the spring was
/ too quick for her. II coiled around
her tail and pulled her down. And
: then that clock spring lust bounced
, here. there. everywhere. upstairs and
downstairs, knocking chairs over and
/ pictures off the walls, and out on the
porch II also bounced Uncle Wig
rily tried TO got the spring again. hut
/ he could not. IL kept jumping and un-
/ coilug away from him all the while.
Finally, the clock spring gave "A
/ Liz bounce, like girl jumping rope
/ pepper, mustard. salt and vinegar all
/ NJ once and the spring ticlJlcd Uaclc
/ Wigeiy uudcr the chin and made him
/ snce2c. "Aker-choo' Akcr-choo ker-
/ ohoo' snecEcd the rabbit gentleman,
End then the spring bounced into the
/ fireplace, flew out OF the chimney OF
The hollow stump bungalow house,
/ end was never seen again. IL may be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
LEGAL

published In The Tulsa Daily World Ds.
comber ~, IA and Is, 1917 World Pub
fishing Company, PuhhSher)
ORDINANCES NO I79s
An ordinance requiring drivers OF We.
hiclcs for hire within the City OF Tulsa
70 DE licensed aud to wear = distinctively
qualifications which drivers Of vehicles
Tor hire must POSSESS before obtaining
license under the provisions hereof;
providing pcualt, for the violation OF
this ordnance, aud declaring an emer.
ar ir ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY Oh
SECTION l. That It shall he and is hcro.
by declared TO be unlawful for any person
10 operate or have charge of any vehicle tor
hire within tho CITY Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, Tor
the purpose OF transporting persons, baggs "a
or freight without having first complied with
the provisions nf this ordinance; provided, thc
word vehicle" shall include all kinds Of
within the CITY OF Tulsa for hire, including
seltpropelled vehicles and vehicles drawn
by animals and all other vehicles eNcep,
street railways and steam railways
SECTION :, Each and every person do
string TO operate any vehicle within the CITY
Of Tulsa for hire, shall make application for
a liconSc TO tho Chief Of Police or soiuc
officer designated by him TO receive such ap'
be furnished hv tho CITY of Tulsa. The ap'
plicstion must aifirmativcly show and state
(lSO The resident address and the address on
the place Of business Of tho applicant; (?nd)
That such applicant IL eighteen (lS) years
OF age or older: (9rdl That the applicant Is
y person OF good moral character, Is not an
habituAl user Of Intoxicating liquors, cocaiue
or similar drugs: (ith) That said applicant
is not an habituAl criminal Nr constant Or
repeated Violator VI any Of the ordinances OF
said City Of Tulsa (Ath) That the applicant
/ Is a reasonably suitabh and competent person
to operate vehicle for hire within said city
| An applications must be filed In duplicate
with the Chief Of Police of said city or some
officer designated by said Chief 10 receive
I the same. aud must be signed and sworn ID
| by the applicant himself Thereupon tn,
Chief OF Police or some officer designated
I for such purpose, must Immediately examine
| the application and, n the spplicaps is found
/ TO he = suitable person. the Chief OF rohcS
shall recommend ON a blank form. provided
I Cor such purpose, the i,susnce Of a nccnS,
I 10 the applicant: provided the Chief ot Polio,
| shall refuse such recommendation Ia case IN,
application does not show the applicant tc
be suitable person 10 operate vehicle to'
hire within the CITY Of Tulsa, within tn,
specifications Of this ordinance; and providsa
| further. that the Chief ot Police may tax,
into consideration any additional fact show
inc and cssklshing That the applicant does
not possess ,topcr qualifications ss contsm
plated n th,s seeusa SAsad the CAia q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Oklahoma Supreme Court Decisions

/ county district court, reversed ana
romanded.
Justice Milcy.
| Loe A. Akin VS.. H. q. Bonftlc and
IE T.. Kelly, blaine county district
court affirmed; wheeler Motter
Mercantile company W. r. w. Kitchen
ct AL Ottawa county district court,
reversed and rcmandcd; sol liagger-
| y aud Martha llaggcrty Va. j. l..
Terwilliger. Okmulgee county dls-
trlct court, affirmed; The Frisco rail-
road company vs.. j. w SHELTON, Me.
Curtain county court, reversed ana
remHndcd.
Division No. 1.
Commissioners Stewart; Connuggy
IInrjo ct al vs.. j. B. Owenbhy ct a.
Creek county district court. reversed
and romanded. E Il. Moulton vs..
Emile \. Garrison oklahoma coAn-
ty court. reversed and rendered; (;
George G. Butte ct al vs.. Avery l."
ROuth ct al. Muskogee county dis
trlct court. reversed and rcmandcd;
TT Smith 4 Western II. II. vs.. John
Moore. Okmulgce county district
court. affirmed, s. j. Wick ct al,
vs. Charles -. Gum, petition denied
and award OF Industrial Commission
sustained.
Commissioner luminous; II. Me
Bride w. o. Is. Ilouck Piano COM
pGny. McCurtHin county court, nf-
flrmed. II. Coins vs. David Black
Pawuce county dttricJ court af-
firmcd; Union National Bank vs.. w.
a. MHyfield ct AL Woods county dis
trict court. affirmed.
Commissioner Collier. w, H. King
VS. Antrim Lumber company, Washita
county district court. reversed and
rcmandcd with instructions.
Division No. 2.
Commissioner West: James NJ. Me
Cornack ct al vs.. Fred w. Fleming
ct al, Oklahoma county district court
affirmed
Commissioner Galhraith, ComanChe
Ice n Fuel company vs.. Binder 81
llillery, stephens county district caurt
affirmed.
Division No. 2.
Commissioner Hooker: John Smith
ct al vs.. Joseph w. Moon Buggy COM
pany, Kingfisher county district court
reversed and remauded; William Gum
Va j. A. Jones, Kay county district
court affirmed.
Commissioner Pryer; Earl +. Bald
ridge, executor ct ul VS.. Boulah Smith
let al. WaEoncr county district court
affirmed; l.. A. King Us. T. n. Lane.
Lincoln county court. reversed and re-
maudcd with directions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. l9-The
following decisions were rendered to-
day by the supreme court and COM
mission
Justice Hardy.
James II. Smith ct nj w, Margaret
T.. Winston ct nj, Pottnwntomie 'oun-
" superior court dismissed; Atena
Building and Loan association VI. y.
w. Smith ct al. WHshita coun'y dis
iict court. dismissed Board OF Coun-
',y Commissioners Of Craig county
~. l.. l.. Snort, sheriff Crnit couh-
~ court. affirmed II. =. Noris w lio-
ward Han ct al, Major county dtttfict
court affirmed. Scioto OH company
~. T.. $. O'Icrn, Tulsa county dis
trict court, reversed National surety
company W.. First Bank of IvNola.
Bcckham county district court dis
misscd: Robert Dunlop vE Nilltln-
Hale state Bank Of Oklahoma city,
Oklahoma county district court. rc-
vcrscd: Santa l'C Railroad company
W. j. 4. Eldridgo, Ellis county dis
lrict court reversed and reminded.
Justice Turner.
Detroit Automatic Seal company
" rom G. TAYLOR ct al, McCurtain
county court. reversed and romnnded,
ST. Louis. Iron Mountain & Southern
Va. H. II. True. jr, Rogers county dis
trict court, reversed ana rcmandcd;
The Frisco W. First National Bank
of Elk CITY l}cckhnm county district
court reversed and remandcdi l.. NJ
Proctor w. r. W. Capps. cotton cuun-
ty court, affirmed, William Lunsford
VS. Lonnio Mccain ct al, OkmulRee
county district court. affirmed; West
crn Silo company vs. +. Manning,
Bryan county district court affirmed;
Rock Island railroad company vs
Cimarron Township. Kingfishcr coun-
~ and Rock Island Vs. School District
No II kingtishcr county cousoli-
dated kiuEfishcr county district
Sourt, reversed and romandcd.
Sprlugfcld Fire a Marine Insurance
company vs. r.. B Coclrell Holding
company oklahoma county district
court. affirmed
Justice kaiuc.
y \ Cater vs.. W T.. Miles ct al
Tulsa county court dismissed: Lizzie
Coleman vs. Mayo James ct an. Me
Curtain county district court. reversed
and romiudrd; Katy railroad COM
pany vs. Eta lAuahIn ct al, Craig
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
LEGAL.

CESS IfiLL ADDITION 10 the City Of ru,se.
together with the uupayed portion, OF ~
Street.
THE ALLEY BETWEEN BLOCK 1877 oF
THE ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP AND BLOCK
a. OF OWEN ADDITION TO the City o.
Tulsa, from the south line OF Third Street to
the east production OF tho south lac Of
Block AZ Of the owen Addition TO said City
THE ALLEY IN BLOCK . OF FRED
YEAGER ADDITION AND THE ALLEY IN
MOCK OF THE YEAGER ADDITION It
the City of Tulsa, together with the unpav.d
portions of it's Intersections villa Seven.
teenth Street and Eighteenth Street and the
several lots and tracts OF land TO be asses ed
Tor the improvement thereof IN the City Of
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
And said Board OF Commits soners has by
resolution duly approved the aforesaid state.
ment and estimate Of the City Engineer lnI
has determined to assess the cost OF the i'm
prOyements In said District against tLe
abutting property, the property benefited
and other property liable 10 assessment, aud
the owners thereof as follows. to-wit.
IN