Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-30
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line Of Detroit Avenue to the west lire
OF Frankfort Avenue The roadway
thereon shall be 20 feet in width.
ELGlN AVENUE from the north line
OF Roosevelt Street TO the south line OF
Eleventh Street The roadway thereon
shall be 90 feet in width,
lRoQuOlS AVENUE from the south
erly line Of the right of.way OF the ST.
Louis San Francisco Railway Company
TO its intersection with First Street,
The roadway thereon shall be So feet
in width
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD from the
east line Of lroquoiS Avenue TO the west
line Of Lansing Avenue. The roadway
thereon shall he 30 feet in width.
SWAN DRIVE from its intersection
with Nineteenth Street TO its intersection
with Utica Avenue The roadway there
on shall be uRved with n double drive
way, each Is feet in width and separated
by a parksgc OF variable widths, con
Sistng of Swan Lake, according to plans
prepared by the City Engineer and ap-
porNed by the BOARD OF Commissioners.
FIFTEENTH STREET from the north
production Of the east line OF Madison
Avenue. in Morning side Addition. TO
the east line Of Utica avenue. The
roadway thereon shall be 20 feet in
width.
ALLEY in Block 7 OF Lindsey Addi-
tion. together with the unpaved portions
Of its intersections with Ninth Street
and Eleventh Street, TO be paved for
ALLEY in Rock OF Brady Heights
Addition and Block 10 OF Burgess Hin
Addition, together with the unp,ved
portions OF its intersections with lnde.
pendence Street and jasper Street. shall
be paved for ITS fun width.
ALLEY in Block rs of Burgess Hill
Addition together with the unpaved
portion Of its intersection with Latimer
Street, shall be paved for its fun width
ALLEY in Book OF Crosbie Heights
Addition. tOUpther with the unnayed
tions OF its Intersections with Third
Street and Fourth Street, shall be paved
for its ful, width
ALLEY In Block Of Campbell Addi.
ton (otherwise known as Drew's Sub.
division Of said Block ~ together with
the unpavcd portions of its intersections
with Walnut Street and Fifteenth Street
sharl be paved for its full width.
SECTION 3. The owners Of street rail.
way or steam railroad tracks traversing OF
crossing any OF said portions OF said streets
avenues and alleys to be improved under the
provisions OF this resolution shall be re-
quired, at the cost and expense OF such own
ers TO grade. pave and otherwise improve
as contemplated by this resolution, the por'
tiOn OF the roadways on said streets. ave
nues and alleys required by law to be
graded, paved and otherwise improved by
the owners OF said tracks.
That the cost Of said improvements on said
streets. avenues and alleys, and each OF them
exclusive Of the portion thereof to be i'm
proved by the owners of said street railway
or steam railroad tracks as aforesaid shall
he borne and naid by the owners of prop
erty benefited by such improvements on th,
portions of said streets avenues and alleys
hereby ordered to be improved That ex
elusive Of the portions thereof TO be installed
by the owners OF said street railway OF
steam railroad tracks, the entire cost Of
said improvements on said portions OF said
streets, avenues and alleys, and each of them
shall be apportioned to and levied and as
sol sa IL
to assessment therefor and the owners there
OF, in accordance with the provisions OF
Article Q Of the Charter OF the City OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
SECTION l. That the City Engineer b,
and he is hereby directed to prepare foi
such improvements the necessary plans
plats, profiles, specifications and estimates OF
cost, and TO return the same 10 this Board
on or before the 2sth day Of September
1917. Such plans; specifications and esti
mates Of cost shall be in accordance will
the provisions OF this resolution and cover
all the different and alternative materials
plans and methods Of paving mentioned il
Section . OF this resolution and shall pre-
scribe the character and amounts Of the con
structioR and maintenance bonds TO be re
quired of the successful bidder in the con
struction of said improvements and the main
tenance thereof for a period OF not less thar
five years from the date OF the completion
thereof
SECTION S. That the further terms ant
provisions of the contract for the construc
tion OF the improvements herein contem
plated between the contractors to whom tn
contract may be awarded and the City o
Tulsa shall be determined by this Board il
accordance with Article 9 Of the Charter o
the Citv Of Tulsa aforesaid
SECTION g. That the 2sth day Of Sep
tember 1917 ut o a. m at the Assembl,
Room in the City Hall Of the said City o
Tulsa. be and the same is hereby set as tn,
date. time and place for the hearing Of an!
and all protests and objections TO the making
OF said improvements and TO the plans fo
and methods and materials to be used II
making the same; and anv such objections
or protests not made in writing on or befor
the said 2sth day OF September, 1917, at
a. m. shall be deemed waived.
SECTION 7. That all resolutions and por
tions of resolutions heretofore adopted b!
the Board Of Commissioners Of the City o
Tulsa, Oklahoma. in conflict with the provi
sions OF this resolution are, In SO far as sucl
conflict exists, hereby repealed
SECTION 8. That an emergency exists fo
the preservation OF the public health an,
safety and the furtherance OF street improve
ments, by reason whereof this resolution shal
take effect from and after its adoption, ap
proval and publication.
ADOPTED and the emergency clause rule,
upon separately and approved this 2Sth da,
OF August 1917.
APPROVED this 2sth day Of August 1917
J. ii. SIMMONS,
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK NEwKIRK
City Auditor.
Approved:
JOHN B. MESERvE,
City Attorney.
published In the Tulsa Daily World, Angus
80. 81, and September l, 1917 World
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ORDINANCE 40. 1861.
An ordinance regulating public dance
halls, providing penalties for the viola
tion OF such regulations, and declaring
nm emergency.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD Ol
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY oI
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Section l. That the term Public Danc'
shall be construed TO mean any dance o
ball to which admission may be obtained b!
payment of q fee or by the purchase posses
sion, or presentation Of n ticket, a token, o.
pass or for which o charge is made 70
the care OF clothing or other property, o
any other dance to which the public general.
may obtain admission, with or without tn
payment Of fee. The term public danc
hall as used herein, shall be construed Il
mean any room, place or space In which
public dance or public ball IL held, or II
which classes in dancing are held, and In
structions in dancing are given for hire, TO
gether with all adjoining rooms, Railways. o
other appurtenances connected or used witt
the main dance hall.
Section g 1t shall be unlawful for an
person, firm, corporation, either as pro
prietor, owner, or person in charge, to con
duct operate or In any manner further o
supervise any public dance or public ball
or TO hold or to conduct classes in dancing
or TO give instructions in dancing. until sucl
person, firm, corporation shall have firs
been duly licensed for such purpose. Pro
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