Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
LEGAL.
published in The Tulsa Daily Word. Nov
20. 80 aud Dec. LIST. 1917 World Pub
lthng Company Publisher)
ORDINANCE NO 1907

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20, 80 aud Dee lst 1917 World Pub.
oRbINANCE' no 1902.
An ordinance declaring 10 unlawful for
any person within Tho City OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, TO publish, circulate or dis
ttibuto any literature OF sediuous
character, also declaring IL unlawful for
any person 20 speak or address any gath
cring In geditious or uflammatory
manner; providing penalty for the yo'
Iation Of this ordnance, nud declaring m
BE III ORDAINED ny THE BOARD or.
Cro0MMlsSioNEKS or THE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION l. II Shall be unlawful and
msdcmcanor for any person 10 publish, cir
culuto or distributo within the city OF fuisa
Oklahoma any literature VI q scdiiious char.
acter, or literature which shows by it's con.
tents that its author or publisher l. disloyal
10 tho government Of the United States OF
America, or any literature the contents Of
Wmch encourages or fosters disloyaliy TO
the government Of said United States. or lit
cratulo which advocates resistance TO any
rules or measures pnt in fore" by ep otfi
cals OF the United states. or laws enacted
or which may be enacted by the Congress ot
the United States for tho defense OF tho
United states or Tor the conservation Of the
supplies or resources thereof, or the proper
prosecution Of any war that the United States
may be engaged in or any literature the con
tents OF which shall IN any way be Of such q
degree Of disloyaty or 50 inflammablo In it.
nature or character as 10 cause the same TO
% barred from the mails OF the United
states.
/ SECTION . II shall be unlawful FOR any
person in the City Of Tulsa. oklahoma. TO
utter, speak or publish any spcNh, address
or conversation Of a srdiuouS character 10
thrce or more persous gathered together
which speech address or Conversation shows
that Its author is disloyal TO the government
OF the United States ~ America. or any
speech, address or conversation which adyo.
Gates or encourage disloyalty TO the gov
eminent Of the United States or resistance To
any law measure or order enacted, promul
gated or put in force or hereafter enacted
promulgated or put IN force by the Congress
OF the United States. Jr any office thereof
Miih proper authority intended as ma
tional defense measure or for the conscrva-
ton OF the resources and supplies OF said
United states or the proper prosecdtion' OF
any war that the United States may be en-
gagged in
SECTION g. Any person violatinr any OF
the provisions OF this ordinance shall bo
guilty OF misdemeanor. aud upon conviction
thereof shall be fined ~ any sum OF not more
than One Hundred Dollars (SlO0), aud each
infraction OF the foregoing ordinance shall
be deemed separate onense -
SECTION 1. That an emergency cxips
for the preservation OF the public peace and
safety. by reason whereof this ordinance shall
take effect from anil after It's passage ap.
proysl and publication.
PASSED, and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this 21th day
OF November, 1917
APPROVED this 27th day Of November
i9i7 }. II. SIMMONS,
Attest; Mayor.
FRANK NEwKIRK,
,. CITY Auditor
JOHN n MEsERvE
City Attorney.
In the District Court OF Tulsa County,
State of Oklshoma
The State OF Oklahoma. plaintiff, vs. Ger.
sm" personal property seized in premises To-
homa, Defendant No 1891
JOURNAL ENTRY.
Now on this 22nd dly OF September, 1917
comes on for hearing the report OF officer
filed by y. Il. IIiser police officer. Tho
Court finds that the liquor seized in this
case were Intoxicating liquors. and containedk
measured by volume. and that they are pro
hihited under the laws Of this State The
Court further finds that the property emu
mend,ed and described in said report, and
nereinafter described, wos being used and
Kept by Harvey Davis and 4. H. Long for
the purpose of bartering, selling. giving
awry aud otherwise furnishing and disposing
said intoxicating liquor. In violation Of the
BSma B1%,O'0'' "qO0r ia" OF the STATE OF Okla
1t Is therefore Ordered. Adjudgcd and De
creed by the Court that the Sheriff destroy
3S black bottles, 97 bottles OF White Rib.
hon, five bottles Bevo. and
II Is Further Ordered Adjudged and De
creed by the Court that two eases soft
drinks, one fourteen. foo, bar, one ten foot
bar, two show cases, one wall ease, one ice
box, one cash register, two pals Two tubs,
81 black Bottles, o. White Ribbon. Hvo bot.
one broom, one money lack. and cash in the
sum OF s39.s9 be and the same is hereby
Gated to the state Of 6iiaboma. 6iib anu ''"'''
Il Is Further Ordered that such Of the
above described property os cannot be
adopted TO any lawful use be destroyed and
such OF said property as cpn ne adopted 20
10 the County riert Tulsa % co@nty psd osls ShsF
homa. and by him sold according to law
and that one.eghth OF the proceeds OF said
sale after paying ,he costs OF this proceed
ings, be paid TO +. s Iiiser. the officer who
made the seizure. and that one eighth thereof
bo paid TO the County Attorney Of Tulsa
County, State OF Oklahoma, nnd that the
balance Of said proceeds be turned over to
the court fund Of Tulsa County, oklohon,a.
/ IL Is further ordered that the liquor herein
seized in this seizure be destroyed by tho
officer in charge thereof
, To all OF which the intervenor except and
serves notice in open court OF an intention to
appeal.
Judge OF the District Court
In the district Court OF Tulsa County,
. The State Of Oklahoma, Plaintiff, VS.. Ger.
Gated OF oi5.sis East Tirst street, Tulsa.
Oklahoma, Defendant, No. 1901
JOURNAL ENTRY.
Now this the % day of September
1917. comes on for hearing the report OF
ONCE illcd by N~h. Nhkrrson, police OIL
GER
! The court finds that the liquor seized in
this cRse were Intoxicating liquors, and con
tanned NOR, than oneLalf Of ono per cen.
alcohol measured by volume, and that they
are prohibited under the lows Of this State
rae Court further finds that tho property
enumerated and described IN said report aud
hereinafter described. was being used aud
kent by II. W. McMullen. for tho purpose
Of tsrtering, selling giving away and other
Hwise furnishing and disposing of snd nioNi- |
eating liquor In violence OF the prohibition |
| liquor laws Of the State OF OLlnhoma
! IL therefore Ordered Adjudged and De
creed by tho court that the Sheriff destroy
three and one half barrels black bottle beor !
one case TankstOn Beer, 80 bottles Of White |
Ribbon beer, 16 bottles OF Cerya Beer, ono |
/ cHso 1anh1user beer, Onc-half keg 10 gal. !
lon temperance beer and II further ordered |
adjudged and decreed by the Court that 3h ,
barrels black bottle beer s big ice boxes, |
ono cast Tankston Beer, 36 bottles Of White |
Ribbon beer, 16 bottles OF Ccrva beer, one |
/ crso Of T1nhouser Beer one novelty box |
one % - bar counter, one box OF beer |
glasses. one broken desk chair, one cabinet
desk, 3 spitoons and wire basket, 1 back |
bar with mirror. two zinc buckets one wall |
clock, onehalf keg 16 gallon temperance
brow, DE and the samo ~ hereby declared |
contrn and property and confiscated to th,
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