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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
|M0b|L|zAT ION
Of NEW DRAF I
is unn,'.r.,'s': I. Way
> q
TIL evx.s of Available Soldiers
Will Have Only Few
Weeks at Home.
OVER 13, 900, 900
ARE REGISTERED
More Than 3,OOO,O 900 to Be in the
First Contingent to
Go Overseas.

Washington, Sept. 12.--while Amer
ican soldiers at the front in France
stood ready with French and British
forces for what may prove the great
est battle of the war, 100000 other
Americans registered today for mill
tary duty and gave the most inspiring
demonstration of patriotism in the ma
tion's history.
There was no delay in starting the
machinery by which the man power OF
the country will be made available to
bring the war to a speedy and trump
hant end. Out of the tremendous bulk
of men who responded--with every
race and creed represented-there will
come soon from camps at home 81
000, 900 or more fit for warfare and
eager to go overseas.
The spirit that moved the register
ing multitude brooked no doubt. Men
near the top age limit and boys still IN
their teens marched under flying flags,
within sound Of bands, to the places
in every part Of the land where their
names were put down to become part
of Americas military establishment.
This same loyal Spirit again was re-
Elected in the known desire of many
not to claim deferment, regardless of
sacrifices at home, which had led Of
ficials to announce that such a claim
was the patriotic duty of every citf-
zen entitled Ia make 1t.
Great Fighting Census
Today's fighting census will deter
mine the status Of every man just as
1t win pick those first to be called.
The work Of mobilization, 1t might be
said, already is under way, for dis
trtct boards will select men over ~
and below 81 to comprise the big con-
tingents included in the October draft
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
NEARLY $1,000
WORTH OF WAR
STAMPS SOLD
WOMEN AT STREET BOOTHS MAKE
RECORD IN THREE DAYS AND EX-
PECT To GO OVER THE TOP TO-
DAY-PERSHING DAY.

Today is Pershing Day in the War
Savings Stamp drive.
While great results have been Sc
cured in the past four days at the
womens booths and by the workers
throughout the county. the birthday OF
Gen. John J. Pershing is expected to
lend added vigor to the drive.
1T will be an unlucky day for
Kaiser Wihelm,'' to quote the words Of
City Chairman Charles Heryey, of the
war stamp drive, and the biggest sub
scription day of the campaign is ex-
pected Added interest to the taking OF
baby bonds comes from the intention
of listing the names of all those who
buy one s. stamp or more, the names
to be sent to .sthe commander OF the
A. E. F. in France.
Subscriptions are heavy at the plant
of the ship building company, and
officials there have asked until the
paign Under the direction of Colonel
Hughes at Fort Barrancas and Lieut..
Young at the naval air station. baby
bonds are being sold in a whirlwind
campaign, which is expected to add
materially to the quota taken in Es-
Gambia county.
Postmaster Hancock is much pleased
with the results which have been
secured at the booths in the down
town district The women sold in the
past three days more than s6.742 in
war savings stamps.
Following is a list of the captains in
charge of the booths and the amounts
they sold Tuesday and "Wednesday:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
MANY MAKE FIRST
DECLARATIONS OF
u. S. CITIZENSHIP

There has been rush in the past
few days of men who are making
their first declarations of citizenship
at the office of F. w. Marsh, clerk Sef
the u s. district court, in the Federal
building. Most of these are Greeks.
Those who have signed up are.
Charley Morris, Arthur Cathinot3s.
Philip Valsamakis, John Ballas. An
gelo Capaduca, Sotfno lemons, Ore
stes Stefanid, Konstantine CIigos and
Lois Allen. Olaf Johnson, of Swedish
birth, also took out first papers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
DRUG ADnICTS IN
L. S. INCREASING

Washington, sept f2.-Habitual use
q morphine, cocaine. heroin and pre-
5&4tiOns containing other narcotic
45ss has increased rapidly in the Uni
~ states within the last two wears,
ND q drastic anti-narcotic law must be
Enacted 10 check the wholesale spread
. the habit. These are the conciu-
'oHs made public today by special
HeasurV investigating committee. to-
Ssther with partial report on the
number Of drug addicts actually under
musicians treatment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
HirG GATHERS IN
1000 MORE FRITZES

London. Sept. i2-The British have
made further important progress to-
ward Cambria, having captured the
towns of Havrincourt, Tressault. and
N9euvres. and penetrated into the old
}riish defense line several places and
Tossed the Canal Dunord, north of
iyrincourt, according to Gen. Haig's
,ommunication tonight.
approximately a thousand Germans
Nsre made prisoners.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
oLLEGE FOOTBALL MAY
STOP AS 4 WAR MEASURE

.'iisago, Sept. t2.-The possibility OF
complete suspension of coiiege
''ih7h as a war measure 1oomed
strong possibility tonight as the re-
@ Of the war departments request
..ai 10 fall gridiron schedules be ar
'iSed by educational institutions
'tfing student army training corps.
''eSa iselude four hundred Of the
eaainS universities and colleges OF the
country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
HUN NAVY ARMING
WITH GIANT GUNS

Rome, Sept. 12-The corriere d,Italia
learns that the Germans, in contem-
plation of a sea attack, are arrnine
their cruisers with guns capable of
firing twice as far as the most power
full guns on any enemy Marshin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
HUN NAVAL BASE SEIZED.

Washington. Sept f2-The potential
German naval base in the Virgin is
lands has been seized by the enemy
property custodian for the use of ff1e
American navy and customs depart
ment The base consists Of lands.
buildings docks. wafer tanks. etc. and
was formerly owned by the Haplburg-
American line.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
ALL-FIGH COMMAND
HAS LITTLE TO SAY

H-y.,u. sept. 12.-The German high
g.muand mas little to say of the
American drive on the st. Mihiel sec
tor. more than mentioning the attack
m al official communication tonight,
ami the fact that fighting is still going
on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
THREE TOWNS TAKEN
EARLY IN ADVANCE

iondon, Sept. i2.-The Americans at
lacked on an eleven-mile front from
Foy En- Hay to Xivray and made an
advance at the greatest depth of five
miles They have captured the towns
of Thiaueourt, Pannes, and Neusardud
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
SAERICAN SOLDIERS LIVE
COMEORTABLY ON LEAVE

Hyeres, France. Sept. 12.-Six of the
"a sest hotels here have been engaged
'of American soldiers on leave.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
BRINE sItS h2FADY
SErTED 200 PRISONERS

'.' F'oat sept. l2.-The Americans
p fast drive reached their first OBJ
~ some points hours ahead
r ahcdu,e time.
seven hundred prisoners have already
h.a 'a!5ep
NI a.rag the line the advance has
'auD earrietl cut on schedule. Near
N4i.-"ais tine troops went ahead
ganst machine gun fire by crawling,
and tanks lent their aid.
american casualties are remarkably
low,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
CITIZENS WANT
GARBAGE MOVED

Residents on East Romano street. pe-
tween Tarragona and Alcaniz streets.
have complained to the city commits
sioners about uncollected garbage
there. They say that a great deal OF
garbage has been out since last Mon
day and has become exceed ng,y
offensive.
z. ]. Quina stated last night that his
family had reported the nuisance TO the
city. and that promise had been
made that the garbage would be re-
moved. but, he said. nothing had been
done
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13

rl" americans drove in both sides
III Ha salient, capturing the impor-
9a inNtg % Thiaueourt, three and a
H5H H.'s inside the German posi-
uau..
an HE western front of the salient
t' americans captured Combres and
plI>LIcd az far as Dommartin, adj
yUncng approximately three miles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
PREsLpENT SIGNS ZONE LAW.

Washington, Sept. aa President
Wilson today signed tlia joint resc-
luton passed by congress empowering
him 10 esta prohibition zones
around ship yards. munitions factories
and other war industries.
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Continued on Page Three.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13

A FAIR PRICE no a DESIRABLE rBN-
ANT. ALL POSSIBLE THROUGH THE
THAT FURNISHED ROOM--RENT 1T
WITHOUT DELAY. AND RENT IT AT
CLASSIFIED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13

o.aI showers Friday and Saturday
capt fair northwest portion, gentle
aighest temperature yesterday, "a de-
.-ees: lowest, 81 degrees.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Dim II. WOODARD.
City Attorney

Publi'hed In The Tula Daily World.
hsreh !, and o, 1918 World
! Publishing Company, Publisher
| SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION
eleetion Of the qualified electors OF the
( city OF Tulsa. '0tlahomA, has been and
10 hereby called by the Mayor and Bosrd
| OF Com missioners Of aaid City Of Tuisa
and viii IL held in said city on the 18th
Day Of March, 1919, between the hours OF
Of ssid day Tor the purpose Of sub
miiting o the qualified electors Of said
city, tos approved or rejection. the pro
position ~ 10 vhsther or not candidates for
Mayer snt for members Of the Board ~
Commlssionefs Who shall receive a plurality
o. votes cast 81 the regular biennial slsc.
,isn for such purposes shall he declared
sleeted, sndsIspesllns the provisions Of
Section ?, fAfls III OF the Charter ~
the CITY of%&s 10 conflict with ssij
proposed amendment
That the election dislHstA or precincts
for ssid election shall he as follows:
ts'teeiisu Of Second and Main streets.
thence s,st On second Street 10 the MID.
lad valley Rsllrosd thence northesst.vly
intersection With The NJ X. 4 T. Railway.
thence westerly sloos the n X. a r.
Railway 10 Main STREET tbenee south on
Main Street 20 the plsee Of beginning
Precinct No BssinninE at The later
section OF Main Stresi With the 81 Louis.
the NJ. X, a 7. Railway thence westerly
along the n X a T Railway 10 the
center line sf hsybell Avenue; thence south
on Msybell Avenue to brady Street, thence
east on Brady Street to ia-tou A'enee,
Lenre south on l,swtou Avenue 10 The
~ Losis. San Pranciseo Railroad: thence
esstsrfy to the plsce Of berinninf
Precict No. Q Beginning at the inter
section Of Main Street and the Frisco Hail
road. thence southvsttsrlY along SAID rsii.
rosd to its intersection with second Street
thence east on Second Street 10 Frisco
Avenue thence south on Frisco Avenue
10 Third Street; thence east on Third Street
10 Main Street; thence north 10 the place
oi beginning
irsea Msis Street and ID. Midland valley
Rsllrosd
Precinct No 5. All territory belu,sh
HiIih Street .nd Eleventh sireet ard he
tween Main STREET ssd the hidlssd valley
Rsilroad
Precinct No &. Al territory b,iv.,n
Third Street and Ssesath Street and bs
tween Main Street and Drny.. Avenue
Precinct No Z. BeIinning ., the inter.
section Of Denver Avenue and Third Street
thsaes vest 70 Frisco Avenuei thence north
10 sCoRd Street thence Wed 70 the Prses
Rsilrooa thence south along the Frisco
RailTosd 10 Sevsath Street: thence eaU On
Seventh Street 70 Denver Aveuue thenre
north on Denver A1snus Aveaus 10 the
place OF betipuins.
section Of I-suton Aysnus and First Street
thsnc. north on LaSton 70 Brady street
ihspes west on Brady Street 10 haybsn
Avenue thence nsrh on hsJbeli Avenue
to the N X kT Railway thsree wea.
tsrly slong said rAil~sy 10 the west line
H., AAAiNk., thenre gnuth AIMS the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
tPubhahed iu The Tuisa Daily Wsrld March /
,th sth and 9TH. 1913 wari8 Pub.
fishing COMPANY. publishsrl

tPuhhahed iu The Iuisa psily Wsrid Msfch
sth sth and 9TH. 1913 Wari1 Pub
fishing Comnauy. PHblithsrl
SPECIAL FLECTION rROCLAMATfON
Notice is hereby given that special sle,.
ton Of no justified electors Of the City o.
1Giss. Oklhhoma. has been called BY the
Mavor and Banfd of Comm ltsiorsrs % said
rity and ~iil hs held In said CITY of Tulsa
m tho oh day of AsrrhtI0is bei--.n
ne hour o. q o'el"rk 4 N and q clork
= NJ .of sad d., '0r ne purpOss Of sub
uiitinr 10 me qualified slsclor, Of said city.
for spproysl or rejection, four ~ propo.
ttions Tor amendments 20 the Chattsr Of
tho tity 81 Tulfa for the purpose Of fiSing
me salsfy oi me Mayor Of sAH city ai
gtso0 no per year. the salary Of each oi the
Cnmnissioners aud the City Auditor a.
$1,000 90 per year. creating the office Of
DEPUTY Ciie Auditor snd nsinF his duties
~ - hereinsfier more fuly sst out iu the
.Orm of hallot contained herein
That the tirrtion distfieis or preeincts
TO- said ~lesilon shall b. a. folfDWs
Precinct No Bsrinning A. the inter
section ot Second and Main Streets thence
east on Second Street 10 hs Nidland Val
Uy Railroad thence northsstteriY sionE the
Midland vllsy Railroad - iis iDtssscliou
With the NIX s T Railssy, thenee veSi.
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LEGAL.

,soost't - the otfie,rs Who shall sopduc,
said election
rreeiurt No n
JndRes' Geo. " Aowbrsy and q, W.
Clerhs; W " Dunn and n. ". Dsvl.
Precinct No .
Jnde-' q. Ices and I'd Souihsrr
CLERKS; II II WyIA AID William Nc
CURE
rrerisct No. o.
ludsss &. = Terrsr and " > O'Brisn.
CLERKS n NJ. MsrundAle and NJ A
HAfrlson
rrseinrt No
indra " Mensrmou Iud c. n
Friend
Clsrts' M smith and a. r. Esslsy
Precinct No =
ludrcs J. II wyns and l. s. CoEs.
CsthI W q Williamson and c "
rerviileGer,
Prstinct No
Judges =. Z 0iddinIss-s~s Pau vii.
ClsrLp n Pierre snd n n Clad.
Pfeeinct No
Judges }. l.. Smiley and hsury htand'
CLERKS: Ice prics and " n Lsnfesty.
Precinct No a
IudEe. II. Y, kopp and Ho~ard Price
Clarke Guy Harper and J. l. HuEhs,
rrecincI No p
:, Judge David Hsmmsu and jobs
hsisenhsther
CLERKS /. n. P.ne, and Albert II.
Rell,
Pr,cinet No 10
MaIher
ClTAs " s. Peas. and G. @. Mcgee
Precinct No IL
Judges q is~ls and e. G histmore
Clsrh3 D. q. Lingo and b. Hlutehi,
Prscinct No ia
ludrsa' y u Hays and Wm Query.
Clsrksj 7 J rag. and X l.. Ls~s
Precinct M. N
Judges 4. q. Piuinssr sud $. C.
Nancy
Clertsi Frank Lang and q, /. rnley
Precinct No -
Judges n, n North snd v o, Cavttt
Clsrhi W l., Lang and q, A. stalusr
Preeinct No Is
Judgss @. L. wilder and Yeyns
Mi,rhsn.
Clerts: J. J isn,I and l.. n. HIeuae,
Precinct No ie
Judgea T II Msronsy and l. n
Roach
,Csth; J A. Cspple and n. " Dick
Precinct No H.
Judges JEAN rheLsusblin ard \. Y,
Rohhsmmers
c,ertsi H. T. Hswer,h snd n. r.
smythe,
Preoinnt No ia 80
Indgss; T. 3, wyls and J, n Kline
Clerks, " q. Oil and W. N Robbins
prseinet No 10
JadEen y Brsdford snd nsiley Boil
Clerks NJ N Holmes and @ O Ger.
.rr,e,ns, No 40
isdEssi g. v. rsptsn ssa n A. May
field
Clsrtsi C. h. Ds~pon and J. n. rsyss
Prarinc, No ~ g
Judges; Q. T, Plsts and J. J. o'cen'
nell
n, e'r'' > NJ Holland and Fred K'pp
This ballots "a be voted s said slsetion
shall contain the propositions to BE- voted
npen In substantially the following form.
to.witi
rir.tl Shall the last s.nienss Of Sec
!, Won Of Article III. OF the Charter Of The
riiy II ralsa, Okishena, ~ smendsd April
70. 1910 whieh rrsds a. feiiovs,
Tho saisry Of IN. hsyor shalt Ne Two
Thousand Doilsva tef.oo0 o0) per yssr,
psysbls In equal monthly 'iastsilusssta,
new he smsnded 10 reed a. fsilswst
The salary Of the Mayor shall be forty.
eight hundred dollars ttt, 400. .oo) per yssr.
pa ysble IN eqssl tsoothiy instslmenss
Shall ssid smspdmsnt be sdsptsst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
LEGAL

TO wit:
FtrsG Shall the last sentence Of Sectiou
., Artirle III o' the Charter Of the city oi
Inlss, oklahoms. a. amended April 30
1910, which reads as follow
The salary Of lht Mayor sha be
Two thousand Dollars $4,000 0Ol per
49, payable In eQuai monthly nstAll'
ncni.
The salary Of the Mayor sbsu he
forty eight hundred dollsrs tus00 .oO)
per year, payable in equal monthly IN.
stslinshts.
shah said amendr,e't be a.opied'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

second shall the lAst sentence iu sec
ton 4, OF Article III o. the Charter Of th,
tliy OF rulss, which reads a foilorAt
The salary Of each OF Aid Conms
honers shall be twelve hundred dol
hn tl2oo oOl per year payable In
uonthly instslinehts''
be smended 10 read - followsi
The salary Of csch Of said COMMITS,
s'oners shsll be thirty.AiI hundred dol
lars $4,000 Ool per year, payable IN
equal monthly instsliments
shsll said amendment be soptcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

Third shah the Aentsncs in Seetion 4
OF Artielc ~ OF the Charter Of the City a
iulta relating 10 the salary Of the ClU
Auditor as suended by an amendment ap
proved Aprtl 20, 1910, which reads ~ fol
lows
He shall receive for hI s,rvicea
sAhfy OF eighteen bundled dollsra
$500 o0l per annum''
be now smended TO read as follows:
The City Auditor shall receive for
his services = salary Of ihlrty.six hun.
dref dollars ts3o00 o0l per snnum.
payable ip equal monfnly tustGllments.
snail said amendment he adopted
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tPubish,d In m. Tulss Daily world,
M...h ~ iaia WnrIA pnhll.hin


March 7,h. 1878. World PabllshinE
Campany, PubliahsT
ORDINANCE No 1871.
40 ordiaancs relAtib- 20 the eonsiruc.
tion, maintensnee and nae Of q visdari
snd spprosebss therrio a. Nictsr Avenue,
In the CITY OF Toisa. OklshomA. over the
rtht of wsy Of ~. Louia, san fraBciseo
Railway CompsnY tuthoriinE srseotlsu of
a contract therefor and declaring ar susr.
az 1T ORDAINED ny THE BOARD
OP COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY OP
TUTSA. OKLAHOMA;
SECTION l. A public necessity IL
hereby DECEASED "a exist ior The constrse.
ton. maintsgsnrs and use Of visdue, and
sppreashes thereto, on Victor Avesus. in
re City 81 Tolss. and over sad sersss the
rifat % way Of 81 Louis San frsnciteo
Railway oSwpsny; avthoriSing execution OF
Victor Avenue sdioins said riehi Of vay
sEUTIOF .. The proper ofticsrs Of the
CITY u rulsa sfs hsrsby aoihRrifed sod
eiTseasd 10 execute, 10 The ns&s aud on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

fourth; SHALL sedtion (, Of Article "
OF the Chsue' Of the CITY OF Tulsa be
amended BY adding thereto the following
provisions
The office OF Deputy City Auditor is
hersby created, which office shall he filled
by The appointment Of a eompeteut
person n hereinafter provided. who
shall In the sbseneo from the city or
during sickness or disability Of the Ctr
Auditor, perform oil Of the duties Of the
city Auditor and his actA. vhen 80 per
formed shall in All respects have the same
validity 81 " performed by the city Auditor
The pePuiy City Auditor shall rive bond
Tor the iaiihful performance Of his duties
IN the sun ci rea Thousand Dollars $40.
ooo oo) With good and sufficient surety or
.nret'es, TO be approved By the BOARD OF
CommisSionqt
Upon III written recon IN en- dalton OF the
CITY Auditor the Mayor shsll, al the first
meeting Of the board Of Commissioner In
May OF each year, submit to the board Of
CommbAionr, . nomination for the office
of Deputy City Auditor, for /. term OF one
yesr. and pais BOARD shall confirm or reject
such honinstion BY . mGjoriiy vote thereof,
Including the vote of the Mayor
shsll said amendment be sdoptedt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

lo'.rs viii rlssr stott iNb ir ths
square 20 no night ~ The vord express
iug their sNoirr upon sAii proposition.
Given under my msud a0d. The sfs n
he Ciis ~ Tulsa Oslshoma 'lHis M jth
dsY OF March tots
n slIHONs
Attest MAYOR
! FRANK NFWEiRK.
lifv Auditor
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Voter. will place a cross tXl To the
square to the right OF the word expressing
their choice upon said Propositions
SECTION b. The propo,itIons OF tbe
adoption of the smendements hetsin pro
posed shall be set forth In the Mayor =
proclamation In accordance with the pro.
visions Of thisJ resolution. and shall be
printed on proper ballot and distributed
TO each eiectipn precinct and the officials
thereof By the CITY Auditor
stC11oH .. That an emerksseY eyists
for the pres,y,s,ion Of the public health,
welfare and safety Of the inhabitants 81
'shd city, by reason wehsreof ihi. resolu.
iion sssll take effect fro msnd after it,
adoption. approval and publication.
ADOPTED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon seps Stely and approved this
9TH day OF March. 1915
APPROVED thiA 9th day Of March, 1918.
j. " SIMMONS,
Attest: Nayor
PRANK EEwkIRK,
City Auditor.
Approved;
JOHN n. wooDARp.
Civ Aitarney
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(PpbHshsd IN the Tulsa Daily World, MsreS
Z. q, Q, 10. ~ ssa ~ World puh
lishing Compsnt. Psbiishsr.1
CALL FOR BIDS CfTf or TULSA. OKLA.
HohA, o. i.0t2, 500 5 Pen CENT
BOHDG
seslsd proposals viil be received 81 the
effi.e'of the City Auditor, Tulsa okis., anth
snd thereafter opened st . meeiinR Of The
Board of Commissionsrs 10 he held In tie
Commitsiop' Assembly Room OF o s'eloek
.. m. Friday. March 80. 1918, f6f the par
hss on 'osz,Soq ssri.' bosds o. ssiA
ment a. fellows;
UTILITY BONDgl
Name Amt. Denem. Data Rate
water Pumpibr
Sistian
tAusill.y) sis 600 ,i. 900 ATS sq<
Storage Hsu.s 1880 500 ~
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Voters uill plAee . ofoss tXl iu III,
square 20 the right o. the vord sApretfins Z
their choice upon rsid propssitions
Given under ny hand and the seal n
the City ~ Tulsa OkiahomA this the jih
day Of March, isis
! II SIMMONS. mayor
Attest,
PRANK SEwKIRR. City Auditor.
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tnlsrest-- semi annual.
Paysbis - Fiscal Areney New York Ciy
Utility Bonds issued obdef Section ~.
Article 10. Of ths State Consultation Nos.
Utiiity Bosds lssued under Section as, Az.
tlsls 10, Of the State Constitutes
Bonds are ready for delivery and par.
ehassrs ~ill be furnished complete trsnscrtpt
and opinion ~ Storey, Thorudyks, Psimsf
Dodge Boston. aud 8 p. freelinf, A..
tornsy General Of Oklaboma.
Said bonds Va b. per cent semi sanusl
interest tfirint eoupon bouds dated Feb,
ruhry ist. 1878. and nAiuring seTis1y 1921
10 1871 Inclusive. without option of pricr
payment. both principal and interest paya.
Bic IN lawful money 81 the Unlt.d Sse,es
a. the Fiseal Agency Of the State 81 okls.
hons IN the Cts a9d State of New Yort
All proposal, must be accompanied by q
separte certified eheck 90 sens softeni
bank, banking ho6se or trast eeupany ~
the kum Of per cent ef each iszuf f0r
which bid Ia msds, a. required 81 City