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Warren sheaf., 1917-12-26
See! 'The Easiest Way
We sell Hero tanning mills, all sizes
W.. f. Powell & Co.

F. Powell e Co.
r. G. Mathwig left Monday for Min
neapolis to spend the holidays with his
family.
Miss Bertha Maruska arrived from
Minneapolis to spend the holidays with
Warren friends.
Miss Agnes Hilleboe Of Grand Forks,
visited with home folks during the
Christmas holidays.
Dir. Walter Larson, of Starbuck, is
spending the holidays in the city. Dr..
Larson has received his commission
with the U. s. Dental Corps and is
waiting his call to serve the flag.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-17
637 REGISTERED AT LOCAL REGISTRATION
 OFFICE TO DATE

From all reports, more men registered in the Ketchikan district under the selective draft than any other town in Alaska with the except. ion of Anchorage. The names of those registered follow:
 A
 Alnes, Lauritz, 290; Abslag, John Henry, 223; Anderson, Otto Leroy, IS; Albert, A, 53; Asano, Kaiochi, 241; Allen, Louis, 147; Aakernes, Ivor An dras Hansen, 466; Aspen, Evert. 390; Aikens, Bernard Robert, 466; Alvorez, H., 546; Alboy, John, SIT; Aura, Otto, 60; Albuero s., 624; Abuyon, Y. 634; Antonovich, Anton. 200; Acvedo, Louis, 8; Adams, Stanley Wellington 33; Alb, Gaudiso, R., 55; Angel, Karl Richard, S1; Anderson, Adolph, 160; Andersen, Glen, 467; Akizwki, K., 506; Atkin, Norval Clemens. 449; Ander- son, Richard, 551; Aune, Finer, 359; Alzate, Teofilo, 596.
 B
 Bohio, Balbino, J., 594; Boge, Chas. Edwin, 195; Brain, Tom Scudamore, 214; Billegas, Fred, 258; Bartholomew, Samuel Goulding. 271; Bordvick, Olaf, 2S3; Bertrand, George Ellsworth, 292; Barton, William Henry. 19; Boos, Will liam Peter, 54; Borden, John Alden, Il; Budinich, Anon, 92; Babcock, Louis Edwin, 14S; Brandes, Herman Martin, 99S; Beasley, Frank. 499; Blakley, John 423; Buldigin, Alex. 43S; Black, Lyman Hoge, 46O; Boe. Knut, $50; Belmont, Carl, 566; Breimo, Nels, 342; Bruhn, William G., 349; Brooks, Albert D., 579; Bishop, J. D., 5S7; Bugden, Ed ward, 590; Buschmann, Egil, 381, Baking. P., GA; Bosaying, R., 617; Bun, Jack, 627; Bromley, Jesse Pres ton, 1S9; Byron. Joe, 2O3; Boone. Stir ling Fred. 226; Burke, Lloyd Edward, 266; Babbage, Corlet Chas., 273; Blys- tad, Chester Norman, 2S5; Bakkedal, Peter 295; Britt, Francis, 24; Bert. rand, Delos, Willia, 164; Baardsen, Peter G., S9; Baker, Percy. s3; Brev. ick, Conrad Johan, 476; Bergmann, Sam, 407; Ballin, Molento Rox, SOL; Brueschke, Frank, 522; Bibb, Theo- dore A., 442; Bravo, Silviaro, 54S; Bravold, Cliuse, 329; Boehrer, Fred, 335; Brekken, Christian Anderson. 345; Brown. David E., 575; Buckley, Jack Nicholas, 375; Barnes, Luther, 5S9; Bush, Edward, 380.
 Christiansen, George, 373; Cumagun Eusebio, 572; Clement, Fob, 567; Carl. son, Chas, 565; Ching, Harry K., 31s: Clark, Chas. A., 553; Cooling, Allen
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NOTICE

We are in the market for T., 1A" IF" and 2" No Shop Spruce. the same thicknesses in No. 9 Clear and Better Spruce. and as much 8" to e and over vide. 18' to 40' long. Clear Vertical Grain Spruce AS you can get out In replying please give specific details regarding stock you have on hand covering quantities of the liffer- ent sizes and grades and whether 1t is dry or green. Can you furnish any Beve: Siding. Ceiling and Finish In No. Clear and Better Spruce? Can you surface the Shop and Clear Spruce? Can you accept orders for specific thicknesses and grades? In naming your best price please quote delivered F. O. B. cars Prince Rupert and aboard vessel Seattle. Wash. We would like to have your price both ways.
 PATTERSON LUMBER CO, White Bldg, Seattle Wash.
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Byron, 457; Christensen, Niels Chris ten. 523; Capp, James Franklin, 433: Carlson, Carl B., 413; Cooley, Gentry, 4O9; Chavez, Joe E., 491; Currier, Will liam. 461; Christensen, Patrick, 150; Collins, Leo James. 105; Cook, Whit field, 69; Cooper, Dawson, 31; Cheney, Victor Ivan, 43; Sidney, Wilmot Clark, 21; Carlson, Oscar, 191' Cleveland, Lloyd Francis 20i; CorEtrg, Edwin, l 6O3; Cue "a. F. A.. G@5. castaneda, 626; Con n.re.ns, B., 622, Costi!lo. B., GIG; Carlson, Alfred. 3G0; Cren:on.as, Loy, 571; Cringso. Christian B.. 565; Carr, Leland E., 332; Copeland. Ern- est William, 315; Cabigas, Ciriaco. 3OS; Carrasco, Joseph George, 452; Copstead, Gust, 436; Crilly, Paul Hoover. 425; Cotton. Harold Alonzo, 40; Cox, Frank, 492; Clark, John Stanley, 4O5; Condo. Yaso, 172; Carl son. William, S3; Collins. Cyril Joseph, IS; Chamberlin, Aubrey Lyle, 15S; Clary, Ebert Virgil. 57; Collen. Carl Charles, 27 Cook, Christopher, BOA; Christensen, 206; Cole. George, IFS. Daniels, Samuel Shirley, 372: Dean- da, Angel, 192; Dobzinsky, Fred, 204; Davis, Joseph, 2S2; Donaldson, Daniel Hern, 254; Diamond, Harry James, a5; DeBar, Bryant George, "A; Day, Ava L., S5 Day, Glen Rudolph. 13O; Daly, Eldon James, 169; Darlich, Anton, ATT; nalinding, Joaguin, BIO; Dorn, William Henry, 371; Dias, P, 633; Dedal, l., 621; Dennis, Manuel, 444; Daly, Geo. Kalani, 1S7; Dobszinsky, Ernest, 205; Deherano. Dionisio, 303; Drake, George Lincoln, 45; Daggett, Fred Osborne, 166; Dackins, Dan Dart, 9S; Dale, Peter, 88; Didkks, Paul G., IA; Dorn, Edward Charles, ITO; Daniel son, Chester. 529; Davidson, Johan, 56S; Darlington, Ernest H., 611.
 Ermitano, Hedro D., BOP; Elstad, Johnny Elias. 40; Eggers. Theodore William. 46; Edwards. Alfred, 30; FL lingsen, Edward, 66; Edwards, Berger, 115; Elswick, John C.. 3S8; Ebing, John Otis, 393; Erickson, Abraham, 4O6; Eltman, Chas., 800; Eki, U., 535; Eggers. Ariel, 336; Elliott, Harry Floyd S6; Erickson, Lawrence, A; Eilert- son, Gerhard, 6; Zines, Ole, 235; Elkins. Frank Irvine, 95; Ekren, 1ver Peter, 1858; Flames, Manter Jimmie, 474 Erickson, Brick, 426; Hrnandez, Louis, 435; Evans, George Thomas, 451; Evans. James, 6s5.
 r
 Fritz, Lymoti Albion. 549; Fernan. deg, Eugene, 3S; Pickle, Clareiice Roy 1O9; Ferhman, Henry Christian, 10S; Furney, Herbert John, 116; Frisch, Alpha Nichols, 40S; Flores, C., 562; Frodsham, Wallace, 362; Fellows. (Continued on Page 4)
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IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT For The Preelne, of kstchikan, Territory of Alaska, DIvIson No
 IN PROBATE In the matter of the estate of John Walsh, Deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, F. J. Furnivall. has this 17th day of August. 1917, been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of John Walsh. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to submit their claims with proper vouchers, to me at my place of bust. ness at Ketchikan, Alaska, within six months after date hereof. Dated at Ketchikan this 18th day of August, 1917.
 F. J. FURNIvALL,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 John Walsh, Deceased. WILL H. WINSTON,
 Attorney for Administrator. First publication Aug. 20, 1917 Last Publication. September IT. 1917
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SITUATION wANTED-hy skilled mechanic, se years cid and married. steadily employed but for sound reas- ons desires to change. Wishea out of town Job. or as caretahsr sf watch man, with reliable esncern.-Ffrst claas eferencea.-alaress Bon le5 KetoHikan, Alaska--aav h
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IEI,AL NOTICE



ORDINANCE 40. 1925.
An ordinance amending Ordinance No.
1850 0t the ordinances " che City of Tulsa,
uA'Hhqma, entitled IN Ordinance prohibit.
mg thc peri0unancc of certain acts and
labor and the uauaacti5n Of certain kinds
OF business aud the pursuance of certain call.
iue' eu ib' iirNt day o' ihe week, commonly
called sunday. specifying certain acts Of
necessity us rNtrptluuai and declaring an
emergency fixing penalties for the viola.
tyns thereof atd declaring nn emergency.
bF Ir ORDAINED RY HIE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS Ot THE CITY OF
TULSA. OkLAUOMA.
Srrron That -..f.,r 90 Ordlrap.S
No t.lu ~ U. ,.I.,.,... I'D .t g., I'D
1'rl,4 oLLt.u,. .rti,i.. "a nrli,s.oa
rrnI ilitir, tt, u,ri,r,na,l. ~ .,rtsir ar,s
ana labor and fbe trlr.actian of ..rfnin
lima. oi busius.. and tE. l1rst,,.. ~, cor
t,i, ,,iiine. ., t. C, ",
rni,iropf, r.u.d lupIs,' ',n,if'i,s r,,in,
,rt' ,f r.rr.stt, a.. .S, t,y' ,,J d.iar. ''.at.
ius an emrrycncy Il. and tbe .nme is
Ler,b, amended 10 r.aI os f,IIovs.
TN,t tho follnwirg 1rt. ami tbi6ra vsleu
parforrird oper.t.d or done in tLs City of
Tulsa OKLAHOMA. On the first day Of tho
vrrL romuopIv eaiind Sur,lav ~. bersLs
declared to be- nrowfnl.
J. All manner or service, seryilc or ae'
'"''r '"oor'
roods wares or merchandise Including gro.
e'r,s. dry goods and meats and each sepa-
riie ate or offer for sale shall constitute
hn oIru't. The opening Of any store or
other place OF business for the purpose Of
trausnctius any husiness or the making OF
any sale shall constitute violation Of this
section of ms ordinance, except as herein.
after provided
b. The conducting or operating Of any cir
Gus, or of any public billiard or pool room
or public skatitg rink or public bowling
alley ,r public shooting gallery.
Provided, however, that this ordinance
shall not ho 50 construed as to prohibit the
holding OF any religious service or tho Civ
Cd or al
ligious lecture ON sunday. Nor shall IL be
80 construed as TO. prevent tho performances
tort or works Of charity or necessity. And
IIut, t'u'u iu''neI inat th9 doihg OF the fol'
ton of the following places OF business on
comfort aud well being Of tho public and
are therefore not prohibited by this ordi-
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The stars incline. but do not
compel"
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright. 1915, by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndieate.)
Friday. February .. 1917.

IfiiaA, Itbruhfy =, 1DI.
This IL read as n fortunate day for
Mars, Uranus ana Jupiter are all in
benefic aspect,
The rule is particularly promising
for all business In any way connected
with machinery and mucn CcnstruC-
ton TX forcshddowed IN the south
Canada has sign prcsaging eXtraor-
dinary commercial activity. tx.
ports are under a rule that Is believed
to be very promising
The United states army has sway
making for agitation Of some gort,
while this conflguration prevails.
Again movement of troops Is indi-
Gated.
This month may be n time Of scri-
Gus discussions In both houses OF con-
gress. Railway problems may be ono
OF the subjects for heated discus
sion.
Changes in the cabinet are pres
aged ana these may be attended 1y
political sensations
- There Is Il sign read as indicating
nat n firm uf bankers Will focus at
teniion by renson OF governmental
connection
An English astroloyy predicts sud
den depression of secGfIte5 in London
and surprise for The navy this
month.
Increase Of infectious diseases and
the DEVELOPMENT Of new phases Of old
maladcs has been prognOa,icated.
Again warning is given 70 avoid eA-
cessive fatigue.
Religious scandals Of various sorts
may mark the next few weeks
which may be exceedingly trying to
the clergy of both Pro,cstan. and
Catholic churches.
by the law of opposites, over which
the stars have a certain dominion, as
rumors of famine multiply, eating
Will become more and more u sub
Ject Of moment and a means ~ eX-
travaeance.
lndisposition or accident, so long
predicted for the king of England,
may be imminent at this time.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
a forecast of good fortune. Journey
and change may bring success.
Children born on this day are likely
TO prosper and to progress thru life.
These subjects of AquarIus have
Uranus as their principal ruling
planet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

FLOssfE: Your mother is bad OFF; want
hear from you. Papa.
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WEST OF BEGGs--Russell broth
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED By widowcr housekeeper; one
mat hkeS children, but not encumbered
WIN any herself. Reasonable wages. Ad-
dress Box 34l5, care World
GIRLS wanted for light factory work. hp.
=, ply . o'clock Wednesday morning HofstTa
MIG; Co, Nogales street and NJ, X. & Il.
WANTkD-Neat appearing coored girl for
domestic work. Inquire Mrs. Eikihs Bay.
dlle apartments. 1928 North Main, utter
IL o'clock
WANTkD-Experienced white woman for
cooking and general housework. Room on
premises II desired Phone 1918 or apply
3li West Independence.
NANTED-Colored woman 10 help in cafe.
terra; Apply to matron, 4th floor Tcle-
WAETED-A number OF young ladies Tor
CO telephone operators; no eNperisnee neees'
WANIED-White girl for general house.
work in family OF three adults. Apply
10 West Golaen avenue Phone 476l.
WANIED-Maid at once for general house
rb%Gd work ;oga H. j. Connolly 7o2 South Denver.
NANrLD-Gi to walt on soda tables;
,, must be experienced Apply the Rexali
WANTED Competent white girl for gen.
afal housework. Phone 2577, l6l4 South
Cheyenne.
COMPETENT person to care for baby and
help In housework for small family.
Phone 6207.
WANTkD-.Neat appesring girl for house.
work; help with cooking; go home nights.
SIS South Boulder.
WANTED-EXperience colored girl to as
sist with house work and care Of chill
drcn. Phone 1894.
WANTED-COmpetent coored woman for
general housework. Must be reliable and
neat. To go home evenings. Phone 5127.
WANl ED-Colored girl for general house.
work. Sol North Denver
WANIED-Experience waitress at Rose
tea room.
Woman to do family washing.
Phone 2Ol1-R
WANTED-C Chambermaid, keystone Rooms,
217-A. East Third street
EXPERIENCED girl for general homework.
References. Apply 1902 South Carson.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

\ YOUNG man OF ability and experience de.
sires position in bank. Can handle any
part. Good references. Address 34lO, care
World.
WANTED-Copying 10 do in evenings by cx.
pert typist, accurate and neat; will call
for and deliver work: get my prices. Ad'
dress 34ll, care World.
TWO young men just arrived in city, want
employment; automobile or office work
anything considered. Address box 3IlS. care
World.
WANTED-Co Copying to do in evenings by
expert typist; accurate and neat: will call
for and deliver work. Address box 4452,
care World.
WANrED-Position by man rs bookkoeper,
salesman on anything requiring business
ability and experience; best Of references,
Phone 113S or 375S.
YOUNG lady wishes position in office or as
switchboard operator; experienced refer
ences. Address 3422 care World.
POSITION as office boy in lawyers office.
Will work cheap. Address Box 342l, care
World.
EXPERIENCED Japanese cook wants situa.
ton, private hotel or restaurant Address
box 4500, care World.
WANIED-position as chauffeur private or
truck; years experience. Address 3425,
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and accountant
wishes position with local firm. Best ref.
erenccs Phone 1920.
WILL take care of your children when not
otherwise engaged. Keep phone number
for reference. Phone 3597.
STENOGRAPHER bookkeeper desires posi-.
tion. Necessary qualifications. References.
furnished. Address 3I0l, care World.
SITUATION WANTED in steel storage de.
partment; prefer foreign country. Room
90. Old Fox hotel.
WANTED Employment by boy III can do
office boy work. Phone 26is.
PRACTICAL nurse with experience. Phone
3597
MEAT cutter wants position; firstclas city
references Phone ll40.
JAPANESE wants place as private chauffeur
references Address box 1900, care World,
SITUATION WANTED by japanese as
butler Address box 1900 care World.
MRS DAVIS, pactical nurse. Phone 417s.
ers No. 3 in the southeast of l5-l5-1O
Is showing for 60 barrels.
SOUTH OF STONE BLUFF-B. C.
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FOR SALE

HAyE AYE buyers. u your home i. FOR sale we
WIZ he pleased to list H. We have i'm.
mediate buyers for o, o, 7. 8, 9, 10 and l9.
room modern homes. Also have parties in.
iercsted in business property and acreage
tracts ranging from one to 20 acres + N
White' room -. HAYWARD Bldg Phone 5l5i
FOR SALE -sroom, two.story house. close
IN, $3.50. $1,000 down, balance $50 A
month; bargain; Brooks Realty Co az
Sulbertson Bldg Phones ASIA and 55g5.J.
FOR SALE \ dandy lot In 400 block ON
East Hodge; must be sold today, a bar.
gair Phone SO. Edward T. Barrett.
FOX SALE--A Broom modern house. six
blocks from Palace Bldg; 81 900 cash
hand.egi price $3.50. Phone 80.
FOR SAlE-A nine.room modern house. six
blocks from Palace Bldg; $1,000 cash
handles price $3.50. Phone SO
FOR SALE-A dandy lot in 400 block on
East Hodge. must be sold today; a bargain.
Phone s8. Edward T.. Barrett
FOR SALE-Furnished house, eight room.
sleeping porch. large basement garage
CAL 4O2l after q. m.
QUICK SALE-One G.room modern house
desirable location, by owner Phone 933I
Effie Condron.
WANTED TO buy; to 7room modern
house, $500 cash, $50 a month. Phone
51ii'J.'
FOR SALE by ownr. One Groom modern
bungalow on Fast Jasper; So, 600 cash TO
handle. Phone 4573-J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
PERSONAL

FOR l0,t VlNlity aud fuu-dOwn nerycs my
samson Discs, a real tonic full Of energy,
dollar at Gctman's ReNall store; mailed.
seminole Specially company, box 7, Jackson
vile. Fla.
READ "Brth Control new book written
especially for married people and those
contemplating marriage, postpaid 25c silver
field, H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Soon PnuSc.

"That old girl says she Is tired OF
being pursued by people who want to
marry her for her money"
"Um.'
HAS she any money!"
"Yes she has $500. Nobody pursues
her very far"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
HELP WANTED-AGENTS

BUFFALO BILL ) Own Lie story; 400
pages illustrated Thousands will read it.
Take orders make 500 per week Highest
commission. sample free. Send 1Oc for
mailing. Hertel Co, 10 South Desplaines,
Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

Austin c. Harvey and II. C. Ashton
Of Columbus. c. B. Watson of Park
ersburg' Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. S. f.
Heath of Chicago, S. II. Cunningham
and George II. Mickleson Of Newton
Ness, are in Tulsa as the guests of the
Ohio cities Gas company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

AT YALE-The Magnolia Petro-
leum company test on the Hunter
farm in G-19-6 is drilling in and show
ing for some kind OF n we'll
The Cosden Oil & Gas Co. test in
S-19-5 is drilling Mt 3.d00 feet, get
NO feet OF dry Bartlesyile sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED to rent, by couple, no children,
furnished or partly furnished rooms with
connecting bath IN southwest part OF city,
and when possession may be had Address
Boy 3427, care World.
FOR SALE-Loase and fixtures For iS-
room roomng house in one OF the best
spots in state Write I. y. Nelson Henri
eta, Okla Route g.
WANrED-TWo or three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; permanent loca.
tion desired Can 17GI
TWO rooms by refined family Of three; child
"a years, In quiet location. Address 9i2O
World
MANTED--Furnished rooms within five
blocks Of Parkersburg Rig & Reel; must
be nice place Can phone $50
ROOM, convenient to bath, in south part OF
town. References. Address Box 8i38
care World
WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms
Phone 42II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

At BIXBY-The Gypsy Oil com
nany test I'm the northwest of the
southwest Of 33-17-13 which was
generally given up as dry, drilled thru
a break and feet into another and
at 1870 feet It made two nice flows
and is shut down for water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE-lOO American telcgraphono Tor
300; $1,000 Uncle Sam on for 800. 100
Oklahoma star OIL 100 Black Panther oil
100 American Marconi Wireless at market
prices. OIL mining. insurance and unlisted
stocks bought and sold. A. l.. Deibel, Little
Rock Ark.
UNCLE SAM oil stock 10000 shares $50;
dividends ordered. Company price, 500
r. j. Couglilin, Edeerion. Kan.
WISH 10 get $500 for or 3 years, good
security. Address Box 3429 care World
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HusINESS pKnpERTY

FOR RENT storeroom 32I 20 East Fourth
street, 33N45 feet possession February /,
1917. See ". @. Clark, dO3 Calais Bldg.
Phone IG2i.
FOR RENT-Or lease. ono store room. cor
ucr OF Peoria and Admiral boulevard. CAL
room II, 2O2A South Main, today.
FOR KENT-Storeroom ON South Main
street. Phone 1905.
FOR RENT Warehouse 3Ox6O ON Katy
track. at Elgin. Phone 0lG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

James King Duffy Of New York
city. president OF the Phoenix Refin-
ing company is in the city. lie Is ac-
companied by Mrs. Duffy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Ann
CONTRACTORS.

bids will he received at the office Of thu
Ciy Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma untu <
clock =. m, Thursday. February 1917
i2r Inc construction Of Sanitary Sewer in
cluding laterals connections and other nm.
purtenances for Sewer District No. liz "a
created and established by Ordinance No
lov', passed and approved the 9th day Of
December, 1915. "' 'i
Plans, .profiles aud specifications for tbs
construction of said sewer system and nm.
purtenances have been adopted by Tho Nava-
and Board Of Commissioners Of said DIV
ana are now on file in the office of the civ
Engineer WV ivy
BIDS must be made upon the official pro.
posal sheets OF the City 0f Tulsa
The lSht to reject any and all bids l. ra
served 70 the Board of Commissioners OF ths
Cty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A certified check In the sum Of five (5)
per cent OF the amount OF the bid will be
required from each bidder
All bids will bee opened and considered bv
the Board Of Commissioners Of said City at
meeting OF said Board to be- held in the Citv
halI in said city at o o'clock a. m. on tho
Sth day OF February 1917.
Any and all parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear aud protest
against or object TO said proposed Improve
m.nts or any part thereof or any matter or
lhing In relation thereto, at said meeting OF
the said Board OF Commissioners on the 9th
day Of February. 1917
H. II. WYsS.
City Engineer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

AT TIGER FLNTS-Tho Twin state
Oil company test in 20-12-12 will be
shot today I'm the 1.9OO-foot sand
where It is showing for a light well
The Minnehoma Oil company is
starting n test in the southeast of So
1912 and another In the southwest
of 3-12-13.
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At STONE BIVFT

AT STONE BIUFF-B. G. Goble
No. 10 on the Colbert farm In 5-16-15
is good for 75 barrels and No. IL
looks good for 20 barrels.
r. G. Goblc is spudding in his No.
o1> the McI.omore farm in 5-16-I5.