Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
City NeWs in Brief

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City NeUs in Brief
w. POTTER will leave during the week
on trip to the Wyoming oil fields.
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JUDGE W. l. WILLIAMS has returned
from three weeks trip to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Boulder.
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A FINE OF $50 WAS assessed A. l..
Davis in municipal court yeAterdAy afternoon
lie was charged with being vasrsnt
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WITH 81 CASES on the schedule Judge IL
!. Siandeven began an emergency civil docket
in county court yesterday morning.
G. o. PRowELL, eoiored. was found
guilty Of vsgrIney In police court yesterday
| afternoon and was penA.i1ed s25. He was ar
A l.. FUNK will leave Wednesday in his
car FOR Chicago TO join Mrs Funk. who was
,ummoned there on account Of her mothers
Illness.
+. J. KATE. former principal OF Tulsa
high school was In the city yesterday for =
short business visit Mr.. Kstl Ia now To-
Gated in Ardmore.
AFTER REMAINING in the repair shop
Tor more than ~sek the police patrol wAN
placed In serve yesterday. The oil hoOdlum
looks ike new conveyance.
SETH ELY viii leave Wednesday in his
car for Chicago 10 Join Mrs. Ely and chill
dren. after which the family will 40 to the
Atlantic copst to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
JUDGE n. z. MNETLL rseonyensd the
June term OF district court yesterday morn.
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the docket The term will continue in
definitely.
BRIGHT LIGHTS were scarce Sunday
evening only one man being arrested by
traffic officers on that charge fine Of
81 so was assessed l.. W Baxter on this
charge.
MISS FLORENCE iIFALD. who ha. been
visiting at point. in Missouri and Ohio for
several weeks j. now IN Marion. Ind, visit
ing relatives. She will be home in about
three weeks.
ARTHUR WARD. son of the late J. NJ.
Ward, who was recently called to Tulsa on
account Of the death OF his father. has de-
eided TO locate here and has beeome Asso.
ci,,ed with the Sand Springs Realty com
pany.
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THE FIRST examination papers for Red
Cross classes u home nursing have arrived
be given Al the library workroom on Friday.
Mn 4 W. Coleman has three classes ready
for the exams
GEORGE r. WEEKS. secretary Of the
Business Mcss league at Colliusville. was
business visitor in Tulsa yesterday. Mr.
Weeks went 10 Collinsville only recently from
0swego. Kan. where he formerly was in
the abstract business.
R A BRIDGEwATT/ formerly con.
nccted with the staff Of Inc World night
editor bot now city editor Of the Muskogee
Times. Democrat, Joined Mrs. Rrideewater
here for an over Sunday visit with her home
folks
RUFUS REYES was arrhigned in county
court yesterday morning charged with hav.
ing In his possession intoxicating liquors.
Ills preliminary hearing was set for this
term OF court, with bond Of $1,000.
AFTER HAVING purchased his tickets
and made all arrangements for a vacation In
the north, W 5 Bailey was checked yester'
day morning by being eupAneled in the Jury
for trial Of the Wolverine oil case. The trial
probably viii last several days.
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1T DEVELOPED in police court Yesterday
afternoon that John Love colored, had not
disturbed the peace, whereupon he was dis.
missed Another brother OF color. who had
been imbihing, caused mis- arrest and was
fined s. after all testimony had been heard.
THE woMEN.s RELIEF Corp, will NEE,
AZ the First NJ. Z. church at $3.50 this after.
noon In business session The members will
determine, among other matters, on what day
they VIII sew as unit at the Red Cross
workroomS. All members are urged TO at
tend.
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l.. A. SHUMwAY, who is charged with
having conducted a gambling game in rooms
at Fifth and Boulder. was given prehmi'
nary hearing before Justice Ia Warren yes
terday and was subsequently bound over to
the dis,rie, court for trial Bond was set at
s76o, which he was able to make
woRKMEN THIS week are applying the
finishing touches TO a new three.siory brick
hotel on East Third street opposite the Mid
land Valley passenger station. The hosiery
is owned by l.. X. Cone, who will place the
property in the hands OF an experienced hotel
operator.
CHRISTOPHER D. WARD, relief manager
for strandberg 1 McGreevy, brokers. re.
turned to Kansas City last evening after sub
stitutiRg in the local offices Of the company
daring the illness Of Z. II. Hanley. Mr..
ties in the Oklahoma field aud viii make re.
ports to Kansas City investors.
MORE THAN one hundred new residences
IN course of construction and whose average
cost is IN excess OF 5000 may be seen from
incoming Midland Valley trains IN the vi.
eni,y OF Maple Ridge, according to re.
turned visitors from MuSkogee and inter
mediate points.
HOW MATERIALLY Tulsa's population
has increased during the past year is indi'
Gated by the announcement yesterday that Ia
enumerAtors this year are taking the census
for the 1917 edition OF the Polk Hofihne
directory while only nine csnvsssers were
utilized In this work one year ago. Ihe local
canvass is being conducted under the di.
reeuou Of W. 7. Bender.
A HEETING OF the jury commissioners
Of Tulsa county will be held this morning
to draft jury list TO last during the present