Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10


LEGAL.
(published in The Tulsa Daily Word, DC.
tobcr .. 10 and II. 1917. World Pub
fishing Company. Publisher.)
ORDINANCE NO. 1775.
An ordinance prohibiting the carrying
OF concealed weapons, fixing punishment
for violation of the same, and declaring
he IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
| COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION l, That 1t shall be, and is
son In the City Of Tulsa Oklahoma, 10 wear
or carry concealed about his person any
pistol, revolver, or gun OF any kind whatso-
knife. sword. spear in cane. brass or other
metal knucks, razor. slungshot, sandbag knife
with blade three l3) inches long or more.
or knife with a spring handle. as weapon.
| SECTION .. That II shall be- and is
| hereby declared to be unlawful for any per-
son in the City OF Tulsa to carry or wear
knife dirk knife. loaded cane, metal knucss,
slung shot, or any other offensive or de-
fensive weapon, except rs In this ordinance
| provided.
SECTION o. That 1t shall be. and is
| hereby declared to be unlawful for any per-
| son In the City Of rusa to carry concealed
about his automobile, buggy, wagon. or other
any pistol, revolver, bowie knife, dirk knife,
dagger, slung ot, sword cane, spear, metal
knucks or any other kind of knife OF instru-
|
pose Of defense except ns in this ordinance
provided
SECTION 4. Provided, that officers whose
duties are to make arrests, or to keep and
guard such persons together with such per-
sons AZ may be summoned by such officers
to aid them in the discharge of their duties,
while actually engaged in such duties all
| officers while going TO and from their homes
or to their places Of duty, are exempt from
| the provisions OF this ordinance; provided,
however that II any public officer be found
| carrying such arms while under the .nflu-
ence OF intoxicating drinks. he shall be
deemed guilty OF violation OF this ordi.
nance, the same as though he were private
sECTfaN s. Persons shall be permitted
to carry shotguns or rifles to and from re-
pair shops where they are taken for repair
or for the purpose Of using same in public
muster or military drill, or while going to
or from hunting trips.
SECTION 0. That any person violating
any Of the provisions Of this ordinance shall
conviction thereof, shall be punished by .
| fine in any sum not less than twenty five
dollars ts3s, nor mora than one hundred
''s sEcsri6Sy /. That in addition to tn.
penalty provided herein, the Judge Of the
Municipal Court may order and adjudge any
weapon or article sPseified In the above sec.
ationx Of this ordinance as an instrument
used in violation Of the public safety, and
in the furthersnce Of . nuisance, and may
order same TO be destroyed BY the Chief OF
no particular value, but II same may have
| any particular value for n lawful purpose,
It may be ordered by said Judge 70 be held
| for n period of ten days by the Chief OF
Police, ,-and after giving all persons claiming
VI an interest therein notice in writing for
period Of not less than five. nor more than
be sold within 80 days from the date Of
such notices, and the proceeds therefor shHl!
| be turned over TO the Commissioner OF
Finance and Revenue OF said city, Just the
hon tk.a q In M
forfeiture. and the Chief Of Police shah make
due report to the Commissioner Of Finance
and Revenue Of all articles sold. and the pro-
SECTION g. That all ordinances. or parts
OF ordinances. In conflict with this ordi-
ance be, and the same are hereby repealed.
| SECTION o. That an emergency exists for
the preservation OF the public health, peace
and safety. by reason whereof this ordinance
shan take effect from aud utter its passage,
approval and publication.
| PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately, and approved this 9Th day
OF October, 1917.
APPROVED this sth day Of October.
1917 J. II. SIMMONS,
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK NEwKIRK,
City Auditor.
"''JoHiN JOHN h. MEsERvE,
City Attorney
lsALF OF REMAINING UNALL0TED
eEFS T6N r9sh aSps bY " THE HE uS4E6 SE4E6
| STATES GOVERNMENT.
There viii be Offered for sale N public
auction at 0kmulgee and duskogce, Okla
honIa beginning November 1917, 2 500 acres
| OF unallotted land, OIL vacant town lots In
the city Of Muskogee. and 4, forfeited
town lots in the town OF Lee. all located In
the Greek Nation, Oklahoms. The entire
estate in the lands offered viii bc sold
without reservation as 30 oil or other lsin-
ern' No one person will be per,nittsd "
purchase more than l6O acres Of agricul.
tural ldnds but no limitation will be placed
on the number Of town lots any one person
may purchase. Residence the land not
required. Bids may be submitted IN per-
son or by mail accompanied BY currency,
bank draft or postal monay order for rs
per cent OF the amount Of each separate bid
All tracis (except ~ forfeited town lots IN
L.e, Oklahoma which must b. sold for CASH f,
will be sold the deferred payment plan.
25 per cent In cash at the time of sale, IS
par cent additional within six months from
date OF sale, the balance within one year
from date of sale. all deferred psymerts TO
diaw per cent interest per annlm from
date Of sale. Descriptive lists showing loca
tion and Appraisemeni Of all tracts and lots
offered may be had upon application TO the
Superintendent for the Five Civilized Tribes,
Muskos-e oklahoma. 1he right Is reserved
10 reject nny aud all bids.
CATO SELLS
Commissioner of Indian Affairs