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DULUTH
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
Duluth. Minn..[ May Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 3d.
800 bushels; oats 1000; rye 30,100
bushels: fax 2,400.
Shipments: Wheat 274,300 BUSH
els; rye 1,014,20O bushels; max o.
600. i
Duluth car inspection: Wheat
Nos l and 2 dark northern and Nos
,hern and No. 3 northern IL; other
spring 81; Nos 1 and 2 amber durum
and Nos / and 2 durum 81; No. 3
amber durum and No. 3 durum IL;
other durum IA; mixed as; all wheat
1877: mixed grain 4; rye 80; barley 4;
all grains 234; on track los.
Duluth. Mimi, May 5.-Trading in
faxseed was on the iifeless order in
the absence of any interest up till
near the close. Prices were then
marked up moderately on the APP
pearance Of light bidding. May fax
closed &c up at 1859. high $40. low
1856 IL asked. and July unchanged
at 1888. high s4.e4 bid, low s4.62
asked.
Rye opened weak in absence of ex-
iport demand but it braced up around
the Close on scattering bidding. Spot
rye closed Sac off a, $2.15 1-s; May
S-4c off at s2-je l-2 bid. and july 2
}-2c off al s7s5 IA. Oats closed
&c Up al / SIC off at $1.O4 $40
l.es 81 for spot and barley un-
changed 81 ;i-seal.72 for spot.
Closing
Whess->n- J dark northern on
t-ac. s1.2a 1onainai. No. 2 dark nor
the1E s7,iA. No 3 dark northern
s2-a&- ali ~ao-ninsl: No. l northern
ss9s S,151 No. 2 northern $500
49,. No. : northern s2.S5MaO0: No,
J znh<- d7-Un on track 1895; No. .
zraE~r ecr>m szSz: No. / mixed
cEs-zE1 On track 1892: No. 2 mixed
6H-yna ss-5S> No. / durum on track
s237 No 2 tusum $3.50.
La-se@0Ca track &4.14@4.79: ar.
Es5e sSsGs>54; Nay 1863: July
1873 sskee.
fsss or track s1-e4 3-s@1.o6 3-s.
Eye ~ vsek szLs ~; arrive
s.ff IL ysy $z-I2 IL bid; Jul,
sc.21 il sstet.
EsT.@J 81 track s1.s0d1.72.
Herald Want Ar Bring Results.
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AUSTRALIA MAY
END q MEN TO
OLYMPIC GAMES

Sydney. Australia, May 5.-Thc re-
sponsible organizations in the various
states Of the commonwealth are en-
gaSed on the question Of Australian
representation at the Olympic games
at Antwerp in August apd September
Of this year. The proposal is that
Australia should send a team of 90,
made up az follows:
Track and field games, 3; swim
mers, 8; cyclist, 1: tennis, 2; rowing,
IL. n A manager. These numbers
will be entirely dependent upon the
mount of money subscribed.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL.
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
South st. Paul. Mimi, May s.
Hogs, receipts $4,000, steady, Csc
lower; range 313.50@14.35; bulk
$14.0O@ 1920.
Cattle. receipts $500; killers
steady: fat steers $7.0o@13.5o; COWS
steady s5.00@11.0o; stockers and
feeders steady $500 q 1915. "
Sheep, receipts 200; strong; lambs
$4,000 1000; wethers 1890 1850;
ewes $500 614.OO.
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MARKET. 'T NEWS
\
NEW YofsK.
STOCKS:

New York, May 5.-After opening
steady with some display Of conf
.deHce prices on the stock market re-
acted 1 to S points soon after the
opening today, the reversal embrace
ing General Motors, Replogle and
selling probably 'was induced in part
by announcement hat the prominence
Of Replogle was to form the basis Of
an investigation by the exchange.
Losses were soon overcome, General
Motors extending its gain to over 20
points, while Crucib1e. S%tudebaker,
american Wooden. Atlantic Gulf,
extreme gains Of 2 to 6 points. The
advance Of rails was we'll sustained
on further buying of high grade and
low priced shares. Call money opened
one per cent under yesterdays in
itial rate at seven per cent n
Liberty bonds were a~ppreciably bet
ter.
A confident tone accompanied, the
opening of today's stock market, al
though trading was again in rela-
lively light volume. General Motors
was the feature at an advance of 8
points. Yesterdays favorite issues.
particularly Independent steels, also
Baldwin Locomotive, Atlantic Gulf
and International Paper, were l to 3
points higher. with moderate gains
among oils. The request of the rail-
roads for increased. freight rates
which would add more than q billion
dollars to their revenues was re-
fected in the strength of Paciics,
grangers and ~coalers.
Oils lifted the market out of its rut
in the last hour, Mexican Petroleum
and Texas company showing activity
at additional gains. Baldwin. and
United States Rubber also were ma
terially higher. The closing was
firm.
The mid session was characterized
by extremel dizziness and an abund-
ance of call money offered at seven
per emf. The market was a traders
affair, with irregular but moderate
reactions from maximum prices Of the
morning.,
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White sox Swamped.

st. Louis, May St Louis ham
mered three Chicago pitchers hard
Yesterday and won IL to 4. Kerr and
Heath were knocked. of the mound.
pitched his first game since
becoming i'll in the middle of last sea-
son and with the exception Of two in
nings, was steady throughout. Score:
Chicago ..... 21o 01o 900 6 :
st. Louis ..s. 113 1873 00x-12 IS 0
Kerr, Heath. Lowdermilk and
Schalk: Weilman and Billings.
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Athletics rake the odd.

Washington May 5.-Timely hit
ting enabled Philadelphia to take the
odd game Of the series from Wash
ington yesterday, GA. Perry, pitching
for the visitors, vas batted hard but
received steady support. Score:
Philadelphia. sol oo1 oo1-s 10 /
Washington -. COL 900 800 9 0
Perry and Perkins; Zachary and
Charity.
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Sanction For Strike
Called By Carpenters
Given By The Union

Duluth, Mimi. May 5.-Cnanimous
sanction OF the strike called by Dr.
luth carpenters for a flat rate of 81
per hour, was given at a reeuIar
meeting OF the carpenters last night.
of the carpenters. the majority Of tho
men on strike are preparing to oh
tain work outside of the CITY or do
repair work for their neiehbors' He
announced that all those needing
funds can obtain money from the
lodge by registering there.
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PRODUCE.

New York, May t5.-Butter unset
tied; receipts 9,774; creamery, high
-er than extras 62@62 1-2; creamery
extras coz score) 81 IL; firsts (Ss to
81 score) 59@61.
Eggs. irregular; receipts 1915;
storage packed, extra firsts 49, 1-2;
firsts 46 @48: fresh gathered extra
frsts Al GAS: frsts 43@46 1-2.
Cheese. firm; receipts "a: state
whole milk fats, held. specials, white
and colored 80 1-2@31; do average
run 29@30: state whole milk current
make. specials, white and colored Fl
1-2 @ do average run 26@27.
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AMERICAN ASSN
Leaders win -Four Straight,

st. Paul, May 5.-Rapp's single
Wi1liam's sacrifice and Dressen's
doubk in the tenth ave st. Paul it's
fourth straight victory over Mil
waukee, 3 to 2. Score:
r n p
Milwaukee,. 100 o1o 600 % & /
st. Paul 49,. 100 900 100 1-3 . 4
Miller and HUM; williams and
Hargrave.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Took scriea.

New York, May 5.-New York
made it three out of five from Boston
yesterday, winning the last game Of
the series. six to one. Hoyt, who de-
feated New York in the opening game,
was knocked out Of the box in five
innings. It was Hoyt's first defeat of
the season Score: 1
r H z
Boston ...... Dol 900 ooo-1 5 o
New York -. oil 040 00x-6 10 ;
Hoyt, karr and Walters. Devine:
Quinn and Ruel.
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MONEY

- New York, May 5.-Mercantile pa
per, Z; exchange weak. Sterling sixty
day bills. $3.50 3-4; demand. t3.844;
cables, 1886. Francs, demand, 1852;
cables, 1850. Lire, demand. 21.92:
cables, 21.90. Marks. demand. 1.S3;
cables, 1874. Government and rail
road bonds irregular. Time loans
strong; sixty and ninety days and six
months, 8 L. per cent.
Call money easy; ruling rate. Z.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, May 5.-Prices at 1855
a. M, today were: 3 1-2's 1890; first
AS $3.50; second As 84.78; first 4
Ifs $3.50; second 4 LAS $500;
third 4 las s9.14; fourth 4 las
$3.50; Victory 3 3-4's 1910; Victory
4 3-4's 96.O6.
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POTATOES

POTATOES
Chicago. May 5.-Potatoes strong:
receipts 70 cars: Northern round and
Long White, sacked and bulk s7.1oG
I.25: new Florida double head bar
relied Spaulding rose No. /, $4,000
1000; No. 2. $1s.oo917.e6.
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ILRERW RnNnS

New York, May 5.-Ffnal prices, to-
day were: 3 LES. 9O.2s; first AS.
S4.s0; second As. $3.50; first 4 las.
$3.50: eco 4 Las, $500; third
4. Las, 1912; fourth 4 Las, $3.50:
Victory. 8 3-4's, $685.; Victory 4 3-4's,
1904.
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Indians ScaIp Tohedo.

Toledo. May 5.-Petty was effective
with men on basis and Indianapolis
won the final game OF the series with
Toledo yesterday by a score Of is to O.
Manager Hendricks of Indianapolis
directed plays from the coaching
lines, his suspension having been lift
ed by President Hickey. Score:
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COTTON.

New York, May 5.-Cotton futures
closed very steady. May, 1910; July,
38.47: October, 1886; December,
$3.50; January, 1910.
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Losing Streak. Broken.

Columbus. o.. May 5.-Columbus
broke its losing streak Of four straight
ame by winning from Louisville yes-
terday 8 to l. Robertson hit a double
and three singles in four trips to the
plate. Score:
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Detroit Repeats on Cleveland.

Detroit May 5.-Detroit won its
second game of the season by defeat
ing Cleveland yesterday. 2-1. Both of
Detroit's u mi came in. the ninth.
when Cobb singled, scoring Bush and
Veach. Score. 0
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College Baseball.
Purdue 8, Notre Dame 4.
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Minneapolis, May 5.-Minneapolis
batted Evans off the slab in four in
nings and defeated Kansas City, 8 to
G.. Score:
II III IL
Kansas City. o1o 100 1876 u ?
Minneapolis. 021 40 O0x-S IA 1
Evans, Ames and Sweeney, Brock:
James and Mayer.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
= First Place.

Cincinnati. o., May 5.-The cham
pions broke their losing streak yester-
day, winning a close game from Chica-
go. 5 to 4 and went back to first place
in the National League race. Score:
r H e
Chicago ..... 900 900 220-4 9 1
Cincinnati 49,. 020 40 00x-5 8 D
Carter. Martin, Bailey and o'Far-
rell, Daily: Ring. Luque. Ruether and
Wingo.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, May 5.-Butter lower; re-
ceipts. 1872 tubs; creamery extras
80 1-2961; firsts. SEQ SO; seconds.
47@5l; standards. 81.
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 34,3l3
cases.
Paulty steady; springs, 81: fowls.
"a.
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Timely Hitting Won.

Timely Hitting Won. >. 49,.
: Philadelphia, May 5.-New York
defeated Philadelphia yesterday, 5-4.
New York's hits proved more tim ely.
LeBourveau's batting and his great
catch which saved three runs were
features. Kauf drew a base on balls
each of the four times he faced
Causey. Philadelphia used Is play
ers. Score:
r II e
New York -. 900 DOL 31o-5 IL o
Philadelphia. 900 O01 201-4 IA 1
Toney, Douglas. Benton and Smith,
Snyder; Causey. Weinert and With
row. So
Brooklyn-Boston game postponed;
rain.
st. Louis Pittsburgh game not
scheduled. RI
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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lLVE STOCK.

HIVE STOCK. 81.
Chicago. May 5.-Cattle receipts.
5000; light and handyweight steers
and h stock, strong to Is cents
higher; heavy grades. slow and
steady; bulk beef steers. $l1.7aG
1925: bulk fat cows, sS.75G 1850:
amer and cutters mostly S.e5R
1.l5; calves slow, steady. few above
1880; stockers and feeders active
and firm.
Hogs receipts. 1900; market IS TO
% cen higher: top, $15.4o: bulk.
light, $4,000 1885: bulk. $50 pound
ers and over, 1855 G14.5e: pigs.
mostly $13.75@ 1850.
Sheep receipts, II. 1000: half of re-
celpts were direct; early sales steady;
best lambs held higher.
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CHICAGO
GRAIN ANn Provisions

Chicago. May 5.-Increased selling
pressure together with lacksof sup
port ledstto decided weakness today
in the corn market. Better weather
3 bearish factor. and SO
likewise did renewed notice taken Of
financial conditions. Much
of the selling was of a speculative
character. Opening prices which
ranged from 3-4c decline Ito lie adj
vance, with July $1.6S la to 1.ea Ia
and September $1.60 Ia to 1.61. were
followed by a material setback ali
around, and then something of a raj
~.
Oats weakened in sympathy with
corn. After opening 1-e to J lie
lower with July 81 So { ea Ia. the
market continued t o sag.
Provisions reflected the decline of
grain. Demand lacked volume.
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SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
summer months. Mrs. Taylor. Apparel
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serasa Want Ads Bring Results.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15

SECTION 2: That Ia. Assessments here
eslsf ns ..s" q a.: asS.' %ssy q.
clared to be . lien upon such lots and par
cells Of land to the same extent as othel
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
in the same manner as other taxes In and
for tho city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col.
iected.
SECTION 3; That all assessments hero
BY levied shall be divided into three 90
said statutes OF the State Of. oklahoma for
such case made and Provided; that the as.
sessments shall bear interest at the rate Of
eight OD per cent per annun PAYABLE an
nusiiy at the time Of the payment Of the
several installments CT the said assess
men,s from the dat. Of the taking effect
incnt OF said assessments. together with
tins. accrued interes, on tho deferred In.
:s,,%;"i ,hs DO s,yAels ana On n. 'n
Of the first publication OF this ordinances
maining deferred i:.s,..Lincn,s with tha
shali be payable on the 18th. day OF
December OF each succeeding year until
all shall be paid.
Provided. however. that any Of the
assessed may At any. time during the four
" consecutive weeks following the lay
nay to the city Auditor of the City Of
80 levied against their said lots and par
cells OF land and thereby release such
property from tho lien Of such assess
SECTION 4, rha, ,n,s ordinance shall
he published for four. 90 consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa DaNy World. q news-
PAPER published In Tulsa. Oklahoma: thai
the publication Of this ordinance as, re.
quired'by law SHAH be taken and regarded
~ sufficient notice to all persons inter
ested In the assessments hereby levied BY
the terms OF this ordinsnc
SECTION o: That an emergency exists
for the pressrvntion OF the public health
ance shall take effect from and after It's
passage. approval and publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
18th Ay Of November. 1920,
1920.
r. - EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK p. DUNCAN.
City Attorney
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Pablished in ,he Tulsa Daily world
70. Y. u. -. 20, q; 20, 80. a. 20. ass'
and T.. ls2i. World Publishing Com
~ ORDiNAScr No. .Iis
An Ordinance to appof,ion. levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF tho
cost Of constructing a sanitary sewer
in SEWER DISTRICT 80, l63, ms
created and established by Ordinance
No. 1891 and declaring an emergency,
WHEREAS, in pursuance Of the prov-
sions OF the Charter uf the cry OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma. and the statutes ~ the state
OF Oklahoma fG, spsh T,"es nad,nn maze ana
DISTRICT NO. isl and after declaring 4
nsesss,ry ,s sons'rss, sever. sewers IN SAID said
visions OF Ordinance No. 1921. did, on
the asth DAY OF December, 1919 let 10
Tibbets & leassnI Contractors. certain
contract for the construction OF certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO
WHEREAS In pursusnco OF said con
trac. said Tibbe,s & Pleasant has CON
struc,cd a certain sanitary sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. iol, and the work
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by IN. ciy Engineer and the
wHEREAs. in further pursuance OF thu
statutes o fthe state 81 Oklahoma, afore'
said, and under the terms Of the Char
| ter of the sa ,ity OF Tulsa Oklaho.
ma, II IN deemed necessary by the BQsrd
of Comm ssiorers Of the CITY OF Tulsa
Oklaban& to levy ard asscsH specia
tax upon The prrper'y liable TO assoss'
men, In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1873
| by rcssoa Of tue construction OF SAID
| sewer and 20 pay for the same, and
| WHEREAS, the total coat of the con,
rtruction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO iG3, including extras. ha,
been sscertlined and IL hereby declared
to be the sum Of ~ 9lttb Al Of which Il
70 bs levied BY special assessment sg&'ns
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LEGAL.

the lots ard parcels OF land benefited BY
the construction of said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO lsa and
WHEREAS all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments AGAINST said lots and
parcels 81 liabl. Tor tho cost ~ consttuc-
ton Of said sewer IN said SEWER Dig.
TRiCT no. le1. In the amounts herein
Ss'er nssr. specified in Section ! OF this o'd''
now THEREFORE,. nE 1T ORDAINED
ny THE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
oF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA.
HOMAi
SECTION I. That there shull be and
there Is hereby apportirn"d 90 and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
ani parcel ~ Land In sali SEWER DIS
TRlCr NO ie9 IN the city Of Tulsa. Okla
homs ~ benttltcd hy tho construction of
said sever as special tax. to pay for
the construction ~ said sewer, the
amounts respectively. as follows
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Three Crash Victims May Die.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 13.--Hospitai
,hysicians announced tonight that
,hree OF the persons seriously injured
bsre .ast night when street car
ieh The rails and crashed into a steel
trolley pole. killing five persons and
inIuring 2S, probably would not live
until morning. The recovery OF three
others Is announced as doubtful
Eleven persons stifl are in hospitals,
me reu a!ndcr Of the injured having
,eturncd TO their homes.
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published In The Tulsa Daily world. De-
,smSs' 70 = 10; b: u 4, Il ~ g. "a d y Is
20. so. al. 1920; January l. and =.
issi. World PuSlsshtW Company Pub
oRDINANCE NA siis.
An Ordinance to apportfon. levy and
assess special taxes in payment, Of
the coN Of constructinE a sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT no III:
AS created and established by ordi-
rn,,s,.SS nnnss NO. ses'' and d'c'.''s an
WHEREAS, In pursuance .: :he pro.
visions OF the Charter - the CITY OF
Tulsa, oklahoma, and the statutes Of the
ard provided. the said City did by ordl-
nance No. ?es2 create and establish
SEWER DISTRICT 80. III and after de-
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO. III, by
the provisions OF Ordinance No. eos? did.
on the 2Cth day OF June. 1890 let "a
certain contract for the construction of a
certain sanitary sewer In SEWER DIS.
TRlcT NO. III: and.
sa rsseis e sns o. "a
has constructed u certain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO, III. and
accepted and approved by the city Ensi.
neer and the Board Of Commissioners Of
tho city Of Tulsa; and
WHEREAS, In further pursuance OF
aforesaid, and under the terms " the
Charter of the said city Of Tulsa. OKLA
homa, II ~ deemed necessary by the
Board OF Commiss sIoners OF NJ City OF
Tulsa oklahoma. to levy and assess n
special tax upon the property liable q
assessment In said SEWER DISTRICT NO
III. by reason OF the construction OF said
sewcr and ~ pay for the same and
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con
s'ruction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. i7i. including extras has
been Rscertai ined and lis hereby declared
to be the sum OF si2.57315. all OF which
is to be levied by special assossmrnt
against the lots and parcels of land b-ne-
'ited by the conFtruciion of said sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT No, III and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
heen complied with to authorize the levy
a. the assessments against said lots and
parcels so liable for tho cost OF construo
lion OF said sewer In said SEWER DIS.
TRfCr NO. III. In the amounts herein
afe' specified In Section OF this ordi-
NOw THEREFORE,. BE 1T oRDAINFr
BY THE BOARD OF NNiSSiO ONERs
or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
HOMA;
SECTION !: That there shall be. and
there Is hereby spportioned to and levied
upon and sssessei against tie severa
lots and parcels Of land In said SEWER
DISTRICT no III In the city Of Tulsa
oklahoma, SO benefited by the construc
tion OF said sewer as special tax 70
pay Tor the construction of said sewer
the amounts respeqtively. as follows;
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tract nf land described Rs fol-
lows beginning at the Northwest
corner " Lot @" Norveu Park
Addition to tho city Of Tulsa;
thence West ~ distance Of 40 feet;
theucc South distance VI 29t
feet, thence East q distance ot
80 feet 20 the Southwest corner
~ lot &C." Norv-i Park Addition
y distance ~ g,5 feet 20 the place
Of beginning ................ 1759
THAT part " Lot /. section II.
Township 10 North, Range t2
East described as follows: Re-
ginning at point 1909 foot South
e ne Eor,heast corner Of Lot !,
section H. Township 10 North,
Rsnge ~ East Tulsa county
hlanoms' running then0r North
so " "a n'stAn,e ot ~ teet
| ihohce 10 IN" flsht on a cutv"
Win ,ad.o. OF " rec, ana
icnrih of 90 =. feeti thence N
"a, 10, y. dltsn'e or ITO tr-t
| y. oI tc.t thenc" south di'tsneo
o, n1.S rect To the place OF be- ,,s
SECTION ? THAT the assessment here
hy levied on each of the above mentioned
| luts ana pafceh OF land are hereby de
olat"d to he len upon such lots and
patcels ot land Ia the same extent n.
| n,hrf teNes ana shalI be collected ana
enforced IN the sam" manner az other
tases In and for the city of Tulsa. Ok
/ lahoms, are collected.
! SECTION Z, That all assessment. here.
by levied shail be divided into three t5
| equal annual installment- es authorized
| by said statutes OF the state OF Okiano-
! ma Tor such cases made and provided
! that the assrssmrnts shall bear interes,
at tho rate OF eight tS per cent pef
! the payment ot the severa, instsIimen,p
/ of the assessments aforesaid from thu
| date Of the taking effect Of this ordl
nance; that tho firs, ins,al,ment Of said
| asse.sInen,s toge,h,r with the accrued
| interest on the deferred insta,lrncn,s sha
| he payabIe on the Ib,h aav of Dercmber
is2i and the remaining deferred instai,
men;s. with the yearly interest on In.
| unnaid instaiI,n,nts .haii hc navabis nm
tho 18Th Jsy OF pecenber Of each snce.,d.
ing year until ali shall b. paid
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