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Evening journal., 1920-05-05
COURT INSISTS
ON PROMPTNESS
Bonds To Be Forfeited
When Defendants Fail to
Appear First Day
PAROLE VETERAN
OF WORLD WAR

In Court OF General Sessions this
morning. Juan Uhallcs. a Mexican.
was convicted by a jury OF a charge
Of carrying concealed a deadly wea-
pom and was senlerred by Judge Hell
sci 90 three months Imprisonment
and fined s25 and costs
Ida Davis, Ncgrcss. was placed on
trial on charge OF maintaining
gaming table at her home, No. 20
Robinson street. She was alleged 10
have taken D cent. from each pot"
In a crap game In her home when Ia
was raided by the police. The case
Will go TO the jury this afternoon.
Delays In trial OF criminal cases
because OF failure Of defendants io
appear led Judge Rice 90 announce
that hereafter. while hc rs on the
bench, defendants who are indicted
on the first day OF court. and who
are not present, will forfeit their
bonds.
The announcement was made after
the trial OF Leslie Dennis. ". =. Ben
nett and Earl Brown. charged with
breaking and entering and larceny,
Was delayed because l.. Irving Handy.
attorney for one OF the boys. misun-
derstOOd The time of the Indictment
and was not ready.
James Reddcn and Edna Smith for
feiled bail for non-appearance this
morning Levi Briggs. charged With
assault with intent 10 commit mur-
der. Is considered insane by the work
house authorities. His case was post
pOned pending repori OF "a physician.
stanley Thomas was sentenced co
fifteen months and fined 5000. for haV-
I ing drugs In his possession.
Clarence Mccoy was fined $40 and
costs for pointing a pistol.
Albert Brlnkley, colOred, was parOled
after pleading guilty 40 charge OF
/ larceny.
Andrew Chike. veteran OF four major
engagements In the World War, was
paroled for two years, after admit
ting that he had stolen tools from the
Pullman comranv.
Isaiah Young was sentenced 10 two
years Imprisonment ard line OF sJA
for abuse OF his daushier. Tie changed
his plea ro guilty before sentence.
An Indictment charging manslaueht
er. against John J.. MclNOr. Is the mos
J serious of the 40 true bills returned
I by the Grand Jury at the present tern
OF court MclvOr Is accused Of run
ming down Raymond B. Kelley by az
automobile In Brlndywlne hundred
March D. causing Keney's death al
Chester a few days later. TWO othel
indictments against Mclvor were ig
n0red by the Grand Jury aud lnfor
nation filed In one case In which th'
defendant pleaded guilty.
Levi Briggs Is indicted on a chare
Of assault with intent 90 commit muir
der upon Charles Williams. In VII
mingtOn. March 2s. Ellison Benjamin
and Hayes Benjamin are charged Will
defraudlng the pusey and Jones Com
pany OF one days pay, for work no
done. on February A. Hayes VII
probably not be tried because OF hl
, mental condition.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
STATE RAprISr coNVFNuoN

Tho Delaware Baptist State Con
Ncniion VIII meet at New Castle to-
morrow and Friday. The opening
session Will begin al 1890 o'clock TO-
morrow. standard time. and the af-
igrnoon session Of Friday VIII close
the convention The introductory
G.. A. Chader of ihe swedish Church
Of Wilmington. ai 1888 o'clock to-
morrow. ON Thursday evening Or.
samuel q. Neil. OF Philadelphia. Will
deliver iho address. The Women's =
session viii be at 3ij p. m.. on
Thursday
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
DRAWS JAIL TERM
F0E SHOOTING AT MAN

Pleading guilty 90 a charge OF as
sault With Intent 10 commit murder,
Frank johnson, Negro. was sentenced
pay a fine OF s2o0- and COSTS, by Judge
Rice, In Court Of General Sessions
yesterday afternoon. Alexander janet
son was 0sSiencd by the court. as
counsel for the Negro. who had frc-
Niously pleaded guilty with a stale
ment."
Johnson shot at John Huston. also
a NcTo, during an argument over "a
board bill That the former Is alleged
90 have owed Huston. johnson
maintained that he did not draw the
revolver until after Huston had pulled
out a knife after having Threatened
him The day previous. Huston denied
lhis allegation.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
ENGINEER ASSISTANT
DID DUTY in FRANCE

Major Walter +. Boyer. Of the chem
ical warfare service, who arrived In
Wilmington yesterday with Colonel
+. y. Johnston. the new commander
of The Wilmington Engineering dis
trict. served in Colonel JOhnst0n's reg
iment in France.
He will act as executive officer OF
the engineer Ofllce here.
Colonel Boyer entered The servic in
May. 1917, and was promoted TO a
captaincy in the Twenty-third En-
gineers. a regiment which became
noted as the largest organization OF
It's kind In the Allied armies. Major
Boyer remained with that unit until
August 1918. when he was transfer
red 20 the chemical warfare service.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
GEORGE NJ. MIIIER nEAn.

GeOrge NJ. Mlller, "1al estate brOker,
Of No. Si5 Orange - Get. died at his
home. No. 2O07 Shallcross avenue, at
las o'clock last night.
He had been in business in this city
many years, and was az years old.
lie had been in falling health for
some time. His funeral viii be held
on Friday afternoon. lnterment Will
be private.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
JAIL TWO NEGRESSES
WHO WAYLAY MEN

Found guilty by q jury in Court OF
General Sessions yesterday afternoon
OF a charge OF highway robbery,
Naomi Laws, Nerress, was sentenced
to one year in the workhouse and 10
pay a fine OF $500 and cOsis. She, to-
gether with several other Negresses,
held up and robbed Rld0lph Whitaker
on the night Of March 3.
Edna Henson, Negress, pleading
guiNy 10 a similar charge was
and to pay Of $500 and costs.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
TWO ACCIDFNT VICTIMS.

Harry Smack, or 2Ol West street had
several OF his toes crushed yesber-
day when metal fell on his foot at
the Bdge Moor Iron Company plant.
lie was taken 10 the Delaware Hos
pital
While playing on a swing yester-
day afternoon Abraham Slogan, 9
years old, fell and broke his leg. He
was taken 30 the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SOME STOCKS UP
AT MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK. May > United press.)
Fractional advances on trading al
most wholly confined 10 profession
sues al the stock market opening to-
day. United States Steel opened at
%, up 's American Sugar 1904. un-
changed, Southern Pacific 95h. up
"a Union Pacific iiSh. up y heplo-
gle Steel g2A. up q. Republic steel
gl4. up Is Sinclair 36A. up - Beth
lehcm b.. 9iA, up a Nanadlum S2A f,
up = Siudebaktr. cx-diNidend so. up
"a . LackaVannd steel 81. up "a PAN
American g5A, up u United states
Rubber 1884. up 49,
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
HALE AMI HEARTY AT fO7.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. May 5.-As
hale and hearty physically as most
persons OF 60 years, Mrs. Ann Eliza p.
Hastings held a reception al the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Margaret r..
Travilla, West Miner street. In honor
OF her 10Th birthday anniversary.
meeting her guests with a smile and
a pleasant word OF welcome. Many
prominent citizens OF this and other
places were among her callers and
she held a reception for them all
afternoon. There were many floral
tributes sent TO her.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
ufSrIFIFD NEGRO BFLIEVES.

When arraigned in Municipal Court
This morning on a charge Of assault
and battery on Harry Rapkin, Michael
Niero pleaded guilty. but asked for
a eontinuance 10 obtain witnesses by
whom ne said he wanted TO show
",vhv ne nit the man" The case was
until Friday.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
PARDON DOARD MEETS TOMORROIV

The Board or PardOns Will convene
at Dover, tomorrow, when the ap-
plicabion for a pardon for Willard
Fisher, aged 10 years, will be cOnsid-
cred. Fisher is serving a two years
sentence on a charge of forgery.
The application is based on his
youth. John +. Lynn represents the
youth.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
sUFFRAGIsTs GAIN MEMnERs.

A large and enthusiastic suffrage
meeting was held yesterday afternoon
al the home Of Mrs. Frederick Bring
close Of the meeting an women pres
ent who We're not already members Of
the WOman's Party Joined the party.
The speakers We're Mrs. Victor du-
POnt Sr.. Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles
and Miss Betty Gram, national organ
izer
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
ARMSTRONG WAS WILLING.

The order against John h. Arm
strong for the support OF his two
children was increased from So 10
$40 a week by Deputy judge Finger in
Municipal Court this morning. When
asked by the court 10 he was willing
TO pay more, Armstrong suggested
$40.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
IIAEnpnnI CnTInN-

ITNEIUUUI, Nay D TInIIC1
Press. l-Spois opened In small de-
mand today. but prices showed "a
hardening tendency Sales amounted
10 1000 bales including 29OO American.
There were no receipts. Futures
opened dun
American mlddllngs fair. "a .39.
good middlings. 2si3: fun middllngs.
2l %, middlings. 25SS: low middlIngs.
22.oS, good ordinary 20i3; ordinary.
f1l3
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SHIELDS SAVES 81

The temporary order OF S25 a week
against William ID. Shields for the
support OF his wife was reduced 10
Municipal Court this morning and the
ease continued for Investigation by
the non-support Office until May %.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
Tn npEN nnAn nlns

AT The meeting OF the Levy Court
Yesterday afternoon. County Enpineer
Grihb was authorized 20 advertise for
bids for road work ln Niddlet0Wn.
The members of the court VIII in
speci The Barley NH road aud possi-
bly, the -. Georges marsh ON Friday
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
MALL MISSION MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the American
Neal Association opened in the Pres
byierlan Church Of the Coveant at
Washington. ID. c., today. Represen-
tatives OF the Wilmington Auxiliary
are. Mrs. r. =. Robinson. Miss Anna
Robinson, Miss r. c. Rolands and Miss
:. W. Belville.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
,,,,,,NiTI AUXILIARY MEETING.

Tho WOman's AuNlIlafN OF Imdnutl
p Church will meet tomorrow
evening al the home OF Mrs. +. A.
Wardenhurg No. 2i06 West Seven
teenth street. officers will be elected
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
TOIInArRT ATTrn OrrIcr

Thomas s. Fouracre. OF Middleiown
has announced that he Will be a cam
didaic Tor the Republican nomination
for county treasurer and receiver OF
taxes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
no ENTERTAIN Az CENTREvILLE.

A concert and plN VIII be given in
Ccntreville hall tomorrow night for
the benefit Of The Lower BrandyWine
Church pipe organ. The play will be
a repetition OF the one held at Wal
nut Green school last week.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
NEM Nnnk cnIInN-

NEW YORK. May D Omitted Pressl
The cotton market opened steady
Today. May sold at 40 CO. up ? July
$3.50, up ~. October 1910. up ~.
December 312j. up A.; January 3i67,
up 40; March. 3i.0j. up 20
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
lullACn GnAINs

CHlCAGO. May D lUnltcd pross.l-
Opening grain.
Corn. May iS3hmSj; July. i69n6S;
September. i6in60h
oats May 100; July, 92h; Sepiem-
ber. 11ikn16H.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
nE.s A spEEnER AT l7.

Pleading guilty Ito charge Of
speeding. Kenneth A. Pickering, II
wears old. was fined $40 and costs, In
Municipal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05

The Want Ads are faVorably gov
orned today aud tomorrow FOR selling
OF rOoming houses and for placing
domestic helpers In She home.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05

This Is a good month 20 start ac-
lurlng The Want Ad habil-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing. furnish me following quotations
OF local securities
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11

February 20, 1901. Tho competi-
tion for tho statute was held In
1909 and the award was 10 Henry
NJ. Shrndy. notod sculptor, OF
Elmsford. y. s.. whose design wac
nclcctrd by a jury consist ny Of Au-
gustus Slint-Gnudcns, Daniel Clus.
ter French. Daniel II. Burnham hnc
Charles +. Mckim. The pedestal
vac designed by Edward Pierce
Casey of New York, associated with
Mr.. Shrady. and was completed and
put in place Ia 1909.
The epustrian statute has JUS
now been finished. however. and
was sh pped here In sections 10y
motor truck from New York city.
The memorial to the famous gem
oral and eighteenth president OF the
United States will bear no inscrip
tion. according to members of the
fine arts commission, who recently
approved the statut' In its com
pl"tcd form. a member of the
Grant memorial commission had
composed lengthy inscription. hut
after careful consideration officials
OF tho commission and OF the offic,
of public buildings and grounds
| deemed an inscript on unnecessary.
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tPubiished in The Tulsa Daily World. De-
fsmSsr +: II, g. = II, i? H. Il Il, Il: /: II s. ID d Il IS IS
20 30, al. 1920; January 1, and I.
1921. world Publishing Company. Pub
IishersD
ORDINANCE No. .iia.
An Ordinance to apportion, levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF
the cost of constructing sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTINCT DISTINCT 20 on,i: n,i:
nance No. 2os,: and dec'ar'ng an
emergency
WHEREAS. in pursuance of the PRO.
Visions OF the Charter - the c'ty OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma, and the statutes Of the
State of oklahoma. for such cases made
and provided. the said city did bv Ordi-
Ne ISsi srs.,s So ana and
ciarinG II necessary to construct sewers
in SAID SEWER DISTRICT NO. III by
on the 2s,h day of June. 1920. let to
Tibbets h Pleasant. Inc. Contractors q
certain contract for the construction Of a
certain sanitary sewer In SEWER DIS
WHEREAS In pursuance OF said CON
tract. said Tibbsts and Pleasant Inc.
in IN said aS SEWER pIsTRicr no. III. and
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by the city Ensi:
nser and and the Hoard OF Commissioners ct
WHEREAS in further pursuance OF
the statutes Of the state OF oklahoma.
Charter Of the said City of Tulsa. Okla
homa, II II deemed necessary by the
BOARD Of Commissioners Of the City OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma to levy and assess q
| special tax upon the property liable TO
assessment in said SEWER DISTRICT No.
III by reason OF the construction of~said
sewer and to pay for the same and
WHEREAS, the total cost of the con.
| struction Of said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. III. Including extras has
! been ascertaincd and is hereby declared
| to be the sum of ti2.575.15. all Of which
| Is to be levied by special assessment
against the lots and parcels of land bsne-
fitted by the construction Of said sewer
| In said SEWER DISTRICT No. III. and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
beeH complied with to authorize the lew
| Of the assessments against said lots and
| parcels so liable for the cost OF construc-
| tlon Of said sewer In said SEWER DIS.
| TRICT NO. III. In the amounts herein
after specified In Section OF this ordi-
| nance
Now. THEREFORE,. DE TT ORDAINED
| ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
| HOMA;
| SECTION !. That there shall he, and
| there IL hereby apportioned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several
dots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
| DISTRICT NO. III In the City of Tulsa
| Oklahoma, 40 benefited by the construc-
tion Of said sewer. ~ a special tax tc
pay for the construction of said sewer
| the amounts respectively. as follows;
A "a s.s
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southwest OF southeast OF northeast
In gI-Is-fg

southwest OF southeast OF northeast
In 2i-I:-i:.
John Rcbold has rig northwest OF
southwest OF northwest In 22-i2-l2.
Gladys Bcllc is drilling at 500 feet
northeast OF southeast OF northeast
In 23-12-12.
Emerald on company made loca-
tion northeast OF northeast In 23-l2-
"a
l.. q. a. q. company has rig north
cast of the south half of southwest
OF southeast In 27-i?-12.
Barbara OH company Ia drilling at
1880 feet southeast OF northeast OF
| northwest In 27-i2-I2.
| llenslcy ct al. has rig southeast of
southwest In 2s-12i2.
| Moffct e. Iiodson il drilling at
2,<2O feet northw OF southwest In
| 30-l2-12.
Angclo-Tcxns IN plugging back to
shoot at from 3,52O feet to l,5is feet
northeast OF northwest In 33-12-i2.
| Black OH Corp. In drilling at
2.2l2 feet In center OF east line
mort hepst OF northwest OF northeast
In 3t-I2-l2.
| Dingwall ct nj, has rig northwest
OF southwest In 34-I2-12.
| l.. Neal In drilling at I 200 feet IN
| center Of west line of northwest OF
northwest In 3-12-l3.
Rose Pet. company In drilling al
75O feet southeast OF northeast OF
A southwest In 5-l2-l3
| Barbara OIL company In sand nj
|from 2.0l6 to 2,02O have 100 barrels
In northeast OF southeast of south
west In b-i2-13,
| Central National company IL drill
Ing at 1895 feet with II gas show
ing Of l6,500,000 feet In center ot
the west line OF southwest of south.
east S-l2-i3.
Central National company IL drill
Ing at 1900 feet southwest Of south
east In S-l2-i3.
Diamond ct nj. is drilling at i,76'
feet In center Of the north line o
northeast of northwest In 15-f2-l3
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK r.. DUNCAN,
City Attorney


published I'm the Tulsa Daily World
i'i Is IL Il. a. a. a. a. H. H. 4. T. Is, a. e. e
27, 2s 2s, 20, u, 1920; January l, :, 3.
'A"' oRDiSaScE NO. Ell.
An Ordinance TO apportion levy and
assess special taxes In payment Of the
in SEWER DISTRICT NO. Is3; as
created and established by Ordinance
No. 1921; and declaring an emergency.
oS. di f.. cns,eS IN g n. y e '"s RrG.
Oklahoma. and the statutes Of the State
Of Oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided. the said city did by Ordinance
No. 1921 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NO. i63 and after declaring It
SEWER DISTRICT 40. is5 by the pro.
the 2sth dny Of December, 1919. let to
Tibbets & Pleasant, Contractors, a certain
contract for the construction OF n certain
sanitary. sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO.
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of said CON
trac, said Ttbbets Pleasant has con-
structed certain sanitary sewer in said
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by the city Engineer and the
hoard Of Commissioners OF the city of
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF tho
statutes o fthe State OF Oklahoma. afore.
said, ann under the terms Of the Char
ter OF the said city OF Tulsa Okiaho-
ma. II IL deemed necessary by the Board
Of Commissioners OF the City OF Tulsa,
oklahoma, 10 levy and assess a special
tax upon the property liable TO assess
rncnt In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. i63,
by reason Of the construction of said
sewer and to pay for the same. and
WHEREAS. tho total cost Of the con-
structon of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. 1853. Including extras has
been asoertained and Is hereby declared
to be the sum Of Slst6S, all OF which il
to be levied by special assessment against
the lots and parcels OF land benefited by
he construction of said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO, lsa; and
WHEREAS, all legal requirem ents have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
| parcels 50 liable Tor the cost of construc-
ton Of said sewer In said SEWER DIS
TRiCT NO i6s. In the amounts herein
after specified In Section of this Ordi-
nance. ,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HOMAj
SECTION !: That there shall be. and
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LEGAL.

sscertsinsd and Ia 'sreby declared to
be the sum OF tiOshei all Of which 10
10 he levied by special sssersments against
tn. lots ana parcels OF lhnd benefited by
The oonstruction of esid sewer ~ san
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l6s. and
WUEHEAS, all legal re eiuifsments nave
been complied with to authorize tho levy
~ the ass-ramen,s against said lots and
parcels a. lab. .,s she cost Of constfuc
ton ~ said sewer IN said SEWER DIS
TNiCT NO, iss, In the amgunts herein
after specified In SecsiOn of this Otdin'
HnCp.
NOW THERErOnE BE 1T ORDAINED
BY THE HOARD or COMMISSION
Ems or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
UDNA
SECTION o. That there man he, and
there IN hereby hpportioned 20 ana levied
upon and assessed against tho several
lots and parcels ~ land IN said SEWER
DtSTRiCT 80 tGs IN the city of Tulsn,
oklahoma 80 benefited by the oonstruc
tion ~ said sewer, as special thB to pav
Tor the construction ~ snid sewer. the
ADDITION B,k. Lot Am
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LEGAL

NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF TIME
FOR REpEMprION FROM TAX SALE.
To X = Tmphrey, over, and to all
persons In possession OF the land, or lots,
hereinafter described
You aud each OF YOU are hereby mott
1911 S va IA Daon G% tse SS S nsn f 81 %u aacG
and acting county treasurer In and Tor
Tulsa County, state Of oklahoma. sold 60
l. J. CENTS, for delinquent taxes Cor the
year Of 1917. including interest and pen
atty thereon TO date ~ sale for which
Tax Sale Certificate No. u iisi was is-
sued. tn, following described land or lotS.
situated In Tulsa County, Oklahoma, to-
Lot three (O In block fifty.three (5a),
of tho town OF jerks, Tulsa County. Okla
fled that unless redemption he made from
said sale within sixty sso) days from
NE iatG day Of APRIL isn' ,S ths date Of
deed will he demanded and viii issue Ms
prcsided BY law
owner OF said Tax sale Certificate.
NOTICE or EXPIRATION or TIME
| ron REDEMPTION FROM TAX SALE.
| To Lillian NJ ~sirhead' owler' aud 10
al, persons TSs ~ poSssssi1n OF the land or
| You ana each of you are hereby noti-
fed that on the ith day u November.
Tulsa County, oklahoma, sold to I. ].
CENTS. for delinquent taxes for the year
thereon to date OF sale for which Tax sale
Ceriiticate No. iS2 was issued, the
following described land, or lots, situated
in Tulsa County, oklahoma. to-wit;
Lot nine s) In block nfty-three C6Sl,
IN the town of Jenks Tulsa County, Okla,
homa
You and each OF you Rre further mott,
fled that unless redemption he made from
shd safe within sixty ,eOl days from
the 18TH day of April 1874, the date of
the first publication Of this notice "A ia,
! " deed Will he demanded and will issue a.
provided by law.
T. ]. GENTS.
owner Of said Tax Sale Certificate
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J, T. BYRD. Jr,
CAAhier.

fSSSfs Soys@Ssr n Is rs rs S's 70 Il, % e Il, ''s g
2s. 81, rs. ~, 80 december 1, 2, .. T.
10. 1890 World Publishlng Company,
ORDINANCE No. sloo
An ordinance 10 apportion levy and
assess special taxes In payment of the
cost OF constructing sanitary sewer In
estabiishcd by Ordinance No. sO7t and
declaring an emergency
WHEREAS, IN pursuance Of the pro-
sessions OF the Charter OF the city OF Tulsa.
Of Oklahoma Tor such eases made and
provided, tac SAID CITY dld by ordinance
No 2076 create and establish Sewer Dts
tfict No. ies, and sfter declaring Il nec'
District No los by the provisions of
Ordinance No. ?O7s. did. on the 18th day
Of September 1920 let to comstock
smedley CO., contractors certain con
sanitary sewer IN Sewer District No. l6s,
anG
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF stid con.
tract said comstock- -Smcdley Co. have
said sewer district No. los. and the work
under snid contract has ben accepted and
approved by the city Engineer and the
Board OF Commissioners OF tho city oil
WHEREAS, In further pur-uancs Of the
statutes OF the state Of Oklahoma, afors'
said, and under the terms ot the chttel
Of the said city of tulsa, oklahoma. y
Commissioners OF tho city OF Tula to
levy and assess a special tax upon the
property liable to assessment In said
sewer district No, lGs, by reason OF the
eSnstruction Of said sewer aai to pay f"'
WHEREAS, the ,ota, cost OF tho con
struction Of said sewer In said Sewer Dis
uiei No. lS, including extras has been