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The Washington times., 1918-12-30
KILLED IN ACTION
LIEUTENANTS.

LIEUTENANTs.
Col, HotchkiSs, Paul ID. Grunig.
ILL.,, Chicago, Floyd Il. white.
Mass. New Bedford, Robert Martin.
n. H., Keene, Allan Finlayson.
Tex, PIainView, Robert Weakley Braham.
Wis, Menomfnie, Louis Z. Larson.
SERGEANTS.
III, Chicago, Floyd Z. White.
Pa, Bristol, Rocco Scandorn-
Pa, Garrett, Charles II. HauEer.
Wash, KeIsO, Guy $. Rathbun.
CORPORAIS.
Ky. sander, ReveIIle f. swango.
n D., Beach, Richard A. Burkhardt.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Frederick G. Dehler.
Pa, Bethlehem, Henry NJ. schaener.
h. l., Lonsdnle, John Charles Aeheowh
ENGINEER.
Cal, 81 Monte Joseph Barker Ball.
,t-t. PRIVATES.
Ala, Montgomery. Harold c. Greer.
CAL, Windsor, Clyde L Morey.
CAL, Bangor. Patrick II. Duggnn.
Cal, san Francisco. William y. Grubb.
CAL, Los Angeles. Arthur j. Nelson.
Denmark. kalundbOrE, Swenstlrup, Jens
Chf5stiauskn.
IN. south Chicago, James NJ. steeh.
ILL.,, Granville, Alfred Lewenberg.
H., Neoga, Donald n. Colbert.
H., Chicago, Anthony Mcdonald.
III, plymouth, Harry L. Phelps.
ILL.,. Beason. James NJ. Oils.
Italy, TaIifa, Michele RieciOs
Mich, Lenox. John a. FrAley.
Mlnn., Comfrey, Axel T. Erickson.
No., Excelsior springs, Roy Rowland.
New. Hamilton. Frederick W. Buffers.
n. ", Coney Island, Charles Tarceas.
\. n, Long Island City, John J. connors.
n. ", New York, James Boyee. rF
n. v, COney Island. Charles Tnrcreas.
n. ", New York, Glarpan PALMER.
n. G., Hester, 0bie B. Candlfer:
n. C.. Maecles1eld, Lester NJ. Crisp.
Ohio, Cleveland, Leonard Y. Baetz.
Okla, StilweII, Lesse ID. BlArkmore.
Ore. Portland, James r.. Balm.
Va, Burkes Garden, Benjamin II. Thomp-
Wash, Seattle. Harold Holland.
WIS.,, TOmAliawk, william L. Wurl.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANTs.
Mass, Lowell, LOrne L. Cupples.
n. ", New York, Joseph Il. Burehill.
Okla, Shawnee, samuel j. ScrugEs.
SERGEANTS.
ILL.,. Chicago. Roy p. Webster.
Mass, Worcester, GeOrge G. Shepard.
y. v. Buffalo. Howard p. Huntzinger.
n. Y. Brooklyn. Henry Lereh. jr.
PA-' BustIetOn' hgEh D. MseDonAid.
No. MontieeIlo, Columbus c. Thompson.
Neb.. Lincoln, Henry Stroh.
Tenn LAfolletts; cIi1teR n%Sr I. Delius.
Miss, SumraH. Robert II. Carter.
PRIYATES.
H., BrownstoWn. George smith.
Ind, COrydon. Christopher Quick.
Iowa, Des Motnes, Frank Fall.
Minn., Cyphers, George II. Case.
Mlnn-. Excelsior, Grant W. LOreuL.
No.. Eibbards Glen o. Cieyenger.
Neb.. TiIden. Fred G. SternberE.
y. " New York, Robert A. Stewart.
n. ". Amsterdam, Ralph PagliarO.
Ohio, Cleveland. Louis A. Iisy.
Ohio, Portsmouth, David 4. Spouse.
Ore, Portland. Emile c. GOurdeau.
Pa. GreensburE. Joseph Holm.
Pa, Westvllle, Edward Ward.
Pa, Carnegie, William s. Wilsher.
Tenn. DecaturViIle, WlIsie BrasIseF.
W. Va, BrOOklin, Martin Fielding VIII
liamS-
W. Va, Janelew, Harvey Il. Lewis.
Wis, Merrill, Peter Donat Schmitt.
Wis, sOmers, John ii. StenberE.
The Washington times., 1918-12-30
One stick of gum made
the world roster

"T DIDN'T have anything more than grin-andbear-t
sprit1~hen they first rolled onto that little white
iron bed, but one of the boys brought me in pack
age of chewing gum after while and the world honestly
looked roster as took my first chew This lads
kindness and the cheer that package of gum gave me
impressed me so that after was able hobble around
spent five francs all the money had buying gum at the
hospital canteen and playing good Samaritan You can't
imagine the good did for those wounded boys, and the
smile of appreciation when they that little package
The Washington times., 1918-12-30

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1918-12-30

rapid transport. and will be patient
for a reasonable time without at
tempting to place blame.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
TO BUILD LUMBER YARD
Mnnctonka Company Makes Pur-
chase Of Additional Site on Third.

Tulsa WflI shortly have the lar-
gesl Wholesale aud retail lumber
yard in the state, according to an
announcement made yesterday by J..
r.. Marrs. general manager OF the
Minuetouka Lumber company MI.
Mars announced the purchase OF
a 2OO-foot frontage on Third street
at the corner OF that street aud hen-
Usha. 4 large building suitable Tor
the lumber business viii be erected
on this plot. lAON200 feet.
The wonderful future ot Tulsa
and my firm conviction mat inc
prices for building materials VIII re-
mnin strong. even increasing, during
tho life Of the war ana for period
OF not Irrs than five years there
after. covering the readjustmcnt pc
riod. is the reason for our decision
for building our largest yard here
MT Mars said
1t H. my personal opinion thtt
VIC win soon see a slackentng in the
demand Tor office buildings, hut
there seems 10 he an unprecedented
demand for homes Mr.. Mars
sddrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
MARKET GAINS GIVE
WAY TO DEPRESSION
ruhlic Restricts Its Dealings In Ne"
York stocks Due ia Discour-
ngrmCni-.

NEW YORK, April 23--The
of rails gave promise at the
rpeping OF todny's stock market OF
-.eneral Improvement, but TINS
roycd OF brief duration, the entire
II. coppcrs excepted, later reversing
s course on steady offerings or
leaders. especially industriais. Gains
I'm the metal group and a few Spc-
,-I.ltics were retained I'm part, but
elsewhere pools abandoned their bull
..b tactics. The ull In the war, dis
iurblng conditions In Mexico and
.,ycru umfavorablc statements OF
.sruings discouraged public interest
Dealings were on reduction scale.
.u,h issues as Disulicrs Securities.
and Anaconda copper
Sudebakcr, Baldwin Locomotive and
Central Leather contributing largely
10 the turnover. Central Leather
made an extrrme decline OF Al'2
points rollowf*s} publication oof ita
report disclosing an cnor-
lioua shrlnkagc in earnings and New
ada Consolidated Copper's annual re
mort vas likewise Disappointing
Persistent pressure against United
States steel, at an extreme loss OF
point was a potent factor In the
rcyuon Sales amounted TO 400
10 shares
& Bonds were rrmcr on tho whole
man IN" stocll list although Liberty
issues varied Total sales par value,
aggregated {5.2to,O00. United states
bonds. old issues. we're unchanged
on call, registered a. advancing Is
per cent on sales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
HUN PRISONERS BALk ON
WORKING FOR UNCLE SAM
strike soon Subsidies When Amcri.
can Police Take Action In
French Port.

Nv The Associated Press
An ATTAINING PORT. AprU 20
Several hundred German prisoners
employed IN the handling and dis
charging OF CarEoes at French port
iecentiy went on a strike because
they were asked to assist in hAudli m,
supplies from America TO he used
In war against their country, aG-
.cording 10 Officers Of an American
0ship which, arrived here today.
The strike was instigatcd by
were acting as forcmen.' one Of the
were acting as foremcn." on the
Americans SAID
~ did Eut last long. however. as
dozen or so Americans doing po-
lice duty. assisted by French sol
dlers, promptly took the matter m
hand The German officers respons-
ible were hustled away and the
husinssslikc night sticks, about the
size OF "a baseball bat, carried by
the American military, conveye ed a
suggestion what Il would be better
for The Germans to reconside
which they did"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
REMOVAL OF EMBARGO
RAISES CORN MARKET
Influence Offset rs Prices
Score Big Advance; Oats Swing
Upward.

CHICAGO Aprtl % Announce
mont that the coarse EraiH division
Of tho food administration would re
commend caucclling tho embargo on
casthound shipments Of grain led to
sharp advance today in the value
~ corn. Prices closed strong is
md - TO S-So net higher, with
N,' so 1T and July sac SIS TO
STAG 3-i oats gained 3-i and -
TO l-Sc and provisions 80 to q and
JUC.
Prospects of the embargo removal
moro tnau offset everything bearlSh
regarding corn As result, prices
scored swift advance, after a de
cline. which had followed the open
ing The transient Weakness was
largely duc to continued liberal re
,oibtS and 10 unfounded reports that
Argentine corn could he laid down
in New Nork at } a. "a hushel.
Activity on the part ~ Sew YORK
and Boston export interests had
much to do with the upward swing
OF the oats market BESIDES indlca
tinns pointed To wet cold weather
for the best develop
inCnt Of the crop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
COTTON ADVANCES ON
ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
Goodness Over South Reflected In
Dcalings; Price Fixing Shows
Little Influence,

NEW ORLEANS. April 2a aunII
advances we're scored by cotton here
today. chiefly as the result ot the
cool weather prevailing oHrr th,
south and the expectation OF uutl,
orabIe weekly weather and crop rr.
turns from the government touuu.
row. There was some price fAua
talk. but It had small Influence aud
during the greater part of tho SOS.
sion the market stood at net Rise
Last prices showed net gain. uf IU
TO 20 points.
Price fixing talk was offset bN m
formation from Washington THAI rr.
Gently bin had been introduced BOO
congress fixing the minimum price,
OF cotton at 30 cents pound Tho
demand was stimulated after tho
early slump bv rumors that n.m
erased amount of ocean tonnage
would be available TO the cotton
trade in May. a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
HUNS VIOLATE RUSS TREATY
Gross Into the Crimca. Causing Pro-
test 10 Come From Tchitchcrin.

LONDON. April 23.-The Russia n
foreign minister. NJ. Tchitcherin, has
made protest TO Germany against
the action OF German and Ukrain-
ian troops IN crossing into the Cri-
mea, contendIng that this il in yiu-
laton OF the peace treaty. according
to Russian wireless dispatch re-
ceived here today.
1t also 10 announced Officially
that Russinn troops have been sent
to the Finnish borders with orders to
conduct themselves like troops OF a
neutral state, II any other troops at
tempt TO cross the Russian border
and TO offer decisive resistance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
ACTORS OFFER SERVICES
willing and Ready To 60 10 France
10 Entertain American Soldiers.

NEW YORK. Aprll e3.-More
than two thousand actors and mem
bers Of the theatrical profession at
a meeting called here today for the
purpose OF interesting them In the
movement to provide entertainment
for the American soldiers In France
responded to the call for volunteer
ing their services In body
George NJ Cohan read a long list
Of names including many OF the most
famous stars OF Tho American stage
who had -elegraphed their desire to
serve and these applications were re
ferred TO MIR. Ames. The secretary
OF the National Vaudeville Artists
association said that OF 1000 mem
hers of his organization moro than
2 500 had already volunteered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Tho First War House.

SALTWATER, OKLA. April "a
saltwater rs TO have a war house
and as far is is known IT is the first
yulldinR or the Kind In the country.
that is. the first one to be devoted
exclusively 10 war activities. such rs
". =. 8, Liberty bond campaigns
Red Cross. Y NJ. G. A. and council
OF defense and any other activity for
which the war may call. Othcr towns
nave their war savings banks and
nave had some petty quarrels as to
winch town Quilt one first but as
,'r as known saltwater Is the first
1"Wn 10 put up and dedicate spe-
Csl building for the above purpose
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Krnfft,s Cnn,ic,inn stlck.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The
th'ted states circuit court Of ap-
p'sis mere today handed down an
opinion sustaining the conviction of
FtederIck kraftt in the federal dis
ulct court or Newar.. n J.. Tor vio-
Idtlon OF ,he espionage law. krafft.
VINO was Socialist candidate for gov
ternor OF New Jersey. was sentenced
last August TO five years imprison
tnent and $1,000 fn~ by Judge !
Warren Davis for alleged sedltlous
utteranncea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

kNNNNs CITY April ~ Hors-Re
.sIn, 10000: irregular Bulk. Si7.2op
/. ny heavy III 2odsi7.5O, light
y luNtl' IS pigs. slajOMslspO
'NITHE Receipts. @ 600. 10 to i5e hIrh.
o. Fttmc fed steers stgc5dSIT25.
'l''s"d beef steers. .Onasi6 so; south
, IN steers, 40 00msia 90 COW. sI75G
,it1t hsiferA tpoONsIaOo. stoet,rs.
stiWWstp caves, ss s00msi1OO
ShtE Receipts 1000 stsndy IAmbs
iao ho@f2l rs ,earlinrs. si6so@ttsoS
sthrrs. a,OoGfl7 90, ewes ali oo q
'l6.'S ''oohers, Ss SOa $40 Oo F''''V
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
German Offensive DrulUs
Million Allies to Battle

LONDON. April 23.-More than
one million soldiers In addition to
those who would otherwise be In
the field against Germany, have
been called to the colors by the al
lies In consequence OF the German
offensive, Winston Spencer Church
III. minister OF munitions said to-
day In an address to tho American
iaoor delegation, which is visiting
England
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

Sealed proposals vii be received BY the
Board ~ Commitsiossfs Tulsa county
Ot's. until o eloes 3 m hordsy MAJ
o. 1918 FOR the r0nstrurton 81 two.
uory and basement Colorsd High school
Building on Blork 70 North Tulss Addition.
r. the Ciiv OF Tulsa Tulsa County. OKLA
sreordinE to pIAnt snd' spsrihrstion which
may be obtained A. thr office Of " &
cross art % " MnA'sr Associate A-shi
''r's. Room No iB Sebrtssa Bulldog
TBla ukla farh proposal shall DO a..
sompanI'i bv certified rherL In tho
a-rourt o' . per rent Of me hid Nddrss.
100 rr1possls 70 l-wis Cline. Count, glsrl
IuIss County. Ukla
Rosrd Of Commissiorsr. rstsrrp rho
rsH' 10 reject sny or al bIds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

SAN AMI ONO. Texas. April ga
a total OF ii2 men in the 10th divi-
sion. national army, Camp Travis
can not speak English. according 10
language census completed today
by languages the men include ss
Spanish tMexicanj, 10 Bohemian. .
Eerman. american Indian dialects.
chinese. Swedish and one each
OF French. Danish. Syrian Hindu
manl. ltalinn and Polish. An Eng
lish school Will be established for
the men al once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
LEGAL.

'Iuh.nhed ,u lhe Tulsa Dshy Wotld. Nur,l
20 a.. 2t lgiS World PuhItshiug
Company ruhtshcrD
ln 'h' District Court 30 and for TusA
PURLcATroN NOTICE
GU on TULSA MuuicipA Corporation,
NatruW
e. NKIGfrsMtN and EDNt WRtGuTs.
NNN Husband and wife and JOHN n.
~hl\NIR Defendants
The above named defendants G. y.
Nrghkmau and ldm NriglrtAmsn. ere
hrr"hN notified that the above named
F'',nIuI municipal corporation organ
""d and rNiNiHE under the laws Of tho
-'air ot ukIAhoMa has found it ucsrysAty
Tor iHr convenience and use o. the public
So H'y to appropriate aud condemn
I"' In" uh' o. said city. for PARK and
'on't'ard puruo.rs the 'oloeing described
''al estate 'n tht County ~ Tulsa snd State
NJ vs"homa
Ir..i : strip Of land 700 t-st
.H Nh'H 'ht center live ~ ~hlrb Atrip
h .'F''h'i Es ioi'orf. torit.
N'gnwng e. point f1ftI frrt
N'.f o' The center " Sernou it
."'NahIu lp North Range i9 last lu
t- 'ounu. otbhoms. running
theme, North 10 irsrrcs sni 40 min,
..'h West q dtstau'u ~ 72t feet.
ih'0.r Notth q degrees sud 10 min
ulsa West taN 'sst thence North -
'rsf''r 90 minutes Mcst iil feet.
'urnHr Norih I2 degrees 30 minutes
r'.i .lui feet thence Norih 20 DO
gre"N West 600 fsri 10 point
I't''l ir'i West Of tho Northeast
corner ot shc Norlhwc.t Quarter 81
"id section ~ containing $3.50 acres.
more or lsss
lrsct 4 .iur of land bounded
hv line drsrrlhsd ~ folloSA to,wits
hrHnninE a. poInt r5a "a feet
Non,h OF the Northeast corner Of the
Northwest Quarter ~ section N.
Township 10 Norlh. Range lc F,,t
running thence West 1850 h. feet;
thence Souih b3 degrees 30 minutes
East distance - lla tsci. ,hsnco
at l2hh.6 feet thence North 100
ieet TO rlAre of beginning. containing
Iu1N seres, more or less
And thsl having been unable 10 proeu9.
SAID tact ~ land by private purchase from
ssid defendants, tho plaintiO win on the
M dAy ~ MAY 1918. At the hour Of nine
q clock \ N or a. soon ,hs,ra,lsr a.
counsel ,an he heard, apply to N. Honof
able touN Linu, Judge Of the niAtrirt Court
IN aud Tor sid Comfy and state, Tor an
order appointing three dlslnirrssted f,es.
holders and qualified voters 90 Commission.
crs Who shall be selected by ,sld L,d.s
10 inspor. aid real property and considsr
The injury that YOU, the said c. wrlghts.
man snd Fdns WriRhtsman, a. owners ~
tAld property. may sustain by reason Of
ssid appropriation of said reai estate for
mark Snd boulevard purposes, at which tim.
you may be rressnt N Fou 40 desire
tITN OF TULSA
nv JOHN n WoOnARD,
.,. City Attorney
tRNSk IN0RAHAM.
Court Clerk sf Tulsa County OLlahoms.
lNeslD by RuhT Snyder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Min Hold Mfctinr.

h,angslistic meetings will be held
at the Church OF God ON LANSING
street starting April IS The meet
ings will continue for ten nights an
number Of noted negro speaker.
from out Of the city are to he hspe
tor that period. II was announced y.s
terdsy The series Of meetings wIi
be held In a canvas tent two bloch q
and a half blocks north Of the santa
Re tracks on Lansing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

Sr. LOUIS. April 1.-Iogs Receipts
Oco lower. Light tl7 6oa$i75i.
|rig, SIS c5aSlT.5o mixed and butchers.
4O@tl77O, good heavy. $i725d
IS IL 40 bulk, Sl7 si7.70,
CNTTlL- Receipts 6bO0 steady Native
beef steers h0TsIB75: yeariing
ierrs and heiirrs 90 j0Gsl5 90. COWS
~ 5ontie so stock~rs and feeders, 81 so
.tdSl2.O0. fair "a prite southern beef
} t,erN. sioo0ntli so beef COWS aud
hrifcrs f6.oomsld5o southern yearling.
,alvrs 81 75nsl55O
SHEEP-- Receipts 700. steady Lambs.
$50 50TS2l as ewes ti6O06Si7 .
a -thcrS sl65ON$l7 90, Gamers and
choppers. s6.50Gs950
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

Notice il hereby given that on The 9th
dsy o. MAY 1918 between the hours Of
'No ,21 AGd three tll O'clock r NJ, in
M" office Of tho nosrd OF County Com
mi'Snnrrs Of Tulsa County OklAbomA
IN the Court louse In the City Of Tulsa
OAlahoma. sealed proposals will be opened
And cnHsidr-ed bv the Board NJ County
tommissioners roniointly With an author
tied representative Of the Oklahoma De
pArtment ot lIighrsys for the furnishing
~ al material and labor and tho proper
construction of bridge over lomiHy cteek
IN ~ection y Of State Highway In said
Tulsa County.
Competitive plans have been prepared
ard approved Tor both four ~ arch spsn
reinforced concrete hridga consisttnF OF
arch one ~ ~ foot arch s1d ono %
g. foot arch. and FOR ESQ foot steel
trussed hridgr consisting Of one tD 100
foot fpsn. and one ~ 100 foot span
Proporals win he considered by the Board
Of Commissioners on each OF the proposed
two types Of bridges
The Nork proposed herein for which
proposals are asked for ia knosn a. State
Nd Project No / and IN the evCut
contract h awarded one hslf Of the cost
Of sid bridge viii BE- paid hT the State
of uklahoms and the remainder by TusI
County. Oklahoma
The right to reject any and al bid.
Is expressly rs'rrved by the BoArd Of
'Ouuty commissioners and the OklshomA
department Of Highways Actinr conjointly
together In the examination OF proposals
bidders will be required TO accompany
their proposals with a certified check In
an amount equal 10 approximately ten tIo)
per cent Of their proposal Such eerti
bed checks viii be Immediately returned
10 bidders whose proposals are not held !
Tor consideration. after the nme are
opened and " an Eward ~ made. such |
certified check Of turcessful bidder will |
be hrld until contract has been entered /
into and the contractor has filed . EOod |
md sufficient bond a. IL required by the 4
avs Of OklshomA and upon failure Of /
ne bidder 10 sntor into contract and file |
lurh bond within twenty t20l days from /
hr time ~ notice Of acceptance Of his /
Given under my hand this 18th day OF |
1uIN county
PROPOSE SID check k-~i.l bs forfeited 10
ipuL 1918
LEWIS CLINE. q
t0uuty lleFk I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

CHICAGO, April 23-uogs Receipts
2 600 tomorros $4,000 weak. Sc under
es'erdsy average Bulk. Si7OO a
30 coGsl7.9o rough, Sl6OOdsi656.
riEs fia 2SdsiT25
CAITlF-R Receipts ! o 600. tomorrow 10. ..
900 wrAk Native steers sTO. .5o9SiI.AO.
t'oescrs and feeders Ss3Odsl24O. cows
md heiicrs, f700@s $3.50 Gcalyrs, 50 so
attt0n
SNtEr Receipts ~. 900. tomorrow II
rno. steady Sheen. si1OOHKlT 40
h1bs, tls 5oGt22 Oh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTOHA

CONTRACTORS.
hids will be received st the siiies ef the
City Auditor, Tulsa. Oklahoma, unul .
o'clock a M. Friday, Nay ard, 1918, for
tho construction Of a Sanitary Sewer thru
BLOCK 3D., original Townslts. Including lat
erals, connections. and other sppurtensnees
for Sewer District No rs. as created and
established BY Ordinance No, I'll. passed
snd approved the al,l day Of May. 1910.
and re created by Ordinances No. 1879,
passed and approved March 90. 1918,
Plans ptoiilss and Ipseihcstlens for the
construction Of said sewer system and sp'
puTtsnsners have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board Of Comnissionsrs Of said
Ctiy and are new on file In the office Of
the CITY Engineer
blda muht be made upon tha official pro
poesl sheets Of the City Of Tulss
The rights to reject an snd all bids 10
ressrvsd 70 the hoard Of Com saionsr1 Of
the City Of Tulsa. otiahoms.
A certified check In the sum OF five (6l
per cant Of the smount of the bid will be
required from each bidder.
by the Beardcof Commissioners Of said
City n q mes,inE Of said Bosrd 10 he held
In thu City Hall In said cry ~ o o'clock
. m. on the ard day OF NAV, 1918
Any and sll parties interested srs hereby
notified that they may sppear and protest
nEsinst or object 10 said proposed Improve
mrnts or any part thereof or any matter or
'hins In relation thereto st said meeting Of
the said Board ot Commissloners on the Ord
FRANK NgwKiRK,
Ciiy Auditor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

.ih. 1918 World Publishing CON.
psuy PubltshrrH
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