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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-08
CHICKEN SEASON CLOSED;
DEER SEASON is NEXT

Open season for the hunting o
chicken, grouse and partridge closed
on September 80.
The deer season will be open un
til the first of December. The limi
is one per person. Deer may not be
killed in Yellowstone, Rosebud, Gus.
ter, Richland, Dawson, Valley, Sheri
dan or Roosevelt counties.
The season on elk will open on
October Is and the limit is one per
person. They may be hunted and
killed in Flathead, Glacier, Lincoln,
Pondera and Teton counties, in that
portion of Beaverhead county lying
east of the Oregon Short Line rail-
way; in that portion of Gallatin
county lying south of the forty-sixth
parallel; in that portion of Missoula
county drained by the waters of Big
Fork OF Flathead river, that part
lying east of Belmont creek from the
source north of the Big BIackfoot
riyel and east of the confluence of
the Belmont creek with the Big
Blackfoot river at the west end OF
Nine Mile prairie, and that portion
dfained by streams flowing into
SWan lake; In that portion of Pow
Ell county lying north of the NORTH
fork of the Big Blackfoot river. Tho
sfason will remain open until De-
cember 1.
The open season for ducks, geese
and brant is open until December. L.
The duck limit is 20 per day. and the
Unit of geese and brant is eight per
lay. All shipments of game outside
he state must be covered by . ship
ping permit, issued By the state game
kardoa
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-08
Roller Mill
For Sale

One Nordyke & Marmon three pair
high, six roller mill, capacity forty
bushels per hour, will grind to any
fineness.
One "Silver Greek" grain cleaner.
One wire rope indicator.
One distributing spout
Two wood heads, and two wood
boots, together with two sets of ele-
vator buckets and chains.
The above makes complete grain
cleaning. distributing and grinding
equipment, and with the exception
of power, will completely equip a
feed mill, or corn meal mill.
e. l.. VINEYARD
GREAT FALLS, MONT.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-08

, northwest and restocking western
pastures
1t was the unanimous opinion that
breeders of sheep and cattle in the
northwestern states have reached a
critical stage in the industry and
that an emergency exists calling for
heroic action by the federal reserve
banks.
The meeting resulted in sending a
committee in Washington to urge
federal reserve officials to deposit
funds in district reserve banks for
financing the stockgrowers.
The particular duties of the COM
mittee of which McKinnan is mem
Der are to encourage restocking and
to assist in creating market for
southern stockgrowers, who are in
poor financial condition and balance
the scales throughout the western
states.
Drought Brought Crisis
According to A. E. deRicqles of
Denver the crisis in the livestock in
dustry is due to the drought last
year, followed by the severe winter
which depleted breeding stock
throughout the states represented by
the committee. He said all of this
territory is deficient in stock but
supplied with feed. He
spoke of instances of catt1emen I'M
able to borrow money to buy cattle
to eat feed they have raised. Only
by obtaining loans will these men be
able to continue in their business and
pay out, Mr.. Ricqles said. He said
that Montana and Wyoming will re-
quire $25, 100000 each year for
three years to get back to normal
conditions. At the end of the second
year the returns will begin with ap-
pearance of beef cattle and all will |
be paid in four years.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-08
MAKING READY TO
MOVE VESTS CROP
YIELD OF FOUR STATES, IN.
GUIDING MONTANA, PLACED
AT 821 ,O79, 900 BUSHELS
Only About so Per Cent of Cars
Promised West for Moving Grain
Forthcoming; Banks Being Circu-
larized to Urge Prompt Unloading
of AN Cars.

Despite crop losses compared with
a month before of 100000 bushels
of wheat in each of the four north
western states of 100000 bushels
of oats in North Dakota and a de-
crease of 100000 bushels of barley
in South Dakota, the total agricul-
tural and livestock yield of the ninth
federal reserve district will have a
value of 1000, if satisfac-
tory transportation conditions are
brought about, said the September
monthly bulletin of the Minneapolis
federal reserve bank issued a few
days ago.
A revised table showing the pros
pective cereal production in bushels
in Minnesota, North Dakota and
South Dakota and Montana was given
fnll
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-08
Don't Forget cutleura raIeum

When adding to your toilet requisites.
An exQuisitely scented face, skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume. rem
-dering other perfumes superfluous.
You may rely on it because one Of the
Cuticura Trio (Soap, Ointment and
Talcum). Csc each everywhere.-Adv.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-08
Estimate Helped by Weather
II ..... S21.079,OOO


Unusually favorable weather has
Increased the estimate on ninth dis
trict corn production by 100000
bushels, the report declared, and
says:
"Debits to individual accounts of
clearing house banks in the IL most
important cities in this district are
fairly representative of the general
conditions prevailing. The four
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universities rather than go to Eu-
rope as they have in the past years.

The. T. C. Power Company, Helena,
will be in the market after your crop
is harvested, for grain and grass
seed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

STOCKS nrrGuT Asp SOLD ON
tnNNigsiuN
DHUIUN INIItTID ~ pTY AND
SILL. ~ ALL ~, HASDks
ita, CCLcORD BLpG
MAPLE l;gi MAPLE Wse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
Airos ,rnIcLrs AsD Accrssouirs

HEE ouf splendid stock ~ lssd car. t'.
ints iuyinH nHk about rur tlHtautst
AMI ffea service On ussi cars, ittns "
dfslt,d
Grn BUTTON NpTOn 90
s9o y iruHiNhy IlHrs Walnut 80
WILLIE NIh iatf nsr rsiri sri too
fsr NifH Ntr"ls NV tfrs, $40
AlGp NAFbTr
Nfirut fsf 40 Wet Vh
Int HAi.r of 'ftts mr h.Uf ,n.. ou, Diis
roadster In Al ,nY1iHur ~ WDut
NuIuut II.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
Alrkl.YA TApM

We hav. 1!l.Actr farm lis'sd with us
~ som. - the hsRt land IA pkiAhnina
uSod sit,fo hoass, ArE- barr. ehick "a
yafds. COW sheds ana fsuc"d 100 acre. SEA
pfoiurirg M IA. attu' ~ Arr"s - rnHN
com and and good hay m~Afos Inca -
shout IS mite, frum OklAtuins C.ty AMI
Hssr one ~ The hest srhrrl towns n the
state pric, Is.oo1, With Nrsrai terms
OKLAHOMA rECuVlTiiN 60
.0e-1 scotI-rhvmpson bliK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
WE WILL BuY

WE Will Brr
American Gls. cssk,, ~ -
issiu tibis.
Auhyn,e ~ \ q,
A n N. OF
CAidseil OI
Dspostors o Id
Osass O. . Ref
Invaders q. q Ret. tokisD
white Panther
Osaes Mutual.
Concord OH
fsn1shsos (s.a)
But syASyn. ee9sAxv
nsss nvsssaooe = ~ nAsnst ~ snvo
issusl yasvasv diviAss1 Ma 3, assi 1lvi.
dsaa March I. Write eps tsii particulars.
cuvfun cUU1sTy
s-s~s traces, ~ sces eSse
GRADY COUNTY
.w o. u.Acss Uscts ssss fvtiIs vsli.
o. and sis ~.
..!, o:.s I.ss. ,: s.s os!.A... s.ssss. -,
.-.E!; re. ..1xaA-...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

largest brokerage hoos IN sos'hves'
hantilins stocks bonds, lsssss. production.
80 order too small for our attention OF
too large for our capacity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
NEW MEXICO
nw AN Acne xSSdf.
'ohsEE,ncSSs SEEa4 Ssi9 Is t9sR w.

eAAy, uaessa. Hscscvset. faA ceesA
counties This part Of Nsv neasss "
predicted BY masy fences g.eiest~os ahd
ssVsrssncsd OIL msp 70 ~ The Rese great
qjl fsld ss the esuntry. Masy wsi,s nev
driilius Many more piaaned p~se'op.
r,-n =, n, . s.,ns subj "a '.,, sc.,,ss s'I:
have psodueed III fue y~Ar Oct sus
rsape aw4 Nsws Lstssrs ef Nee nssiss
developments.
eecUys.uAaaSs . CO. ma
o.x|ess2 ? ! - = -. r,esa -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

WILL rif. iAee6 att-s solid hlo,kgd
located northwss, Texas. for well. iieo
feet. vnlcss ray found nj abose dsrth
start Af,llirr within four months Al
drrS Val usrsner iasn ". Natn ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

rsrp car pArcAtsq
FivE rASSIEGEH HrlDK
DOpGE nnApFTuR
rAipE Tofnlt1
CHANDLER TurWSg
MAnMoS ~ Turm>u
nAUMuN !, HrApaTEE
JOnDAN SPORT
IOnD TOURING
JORDAN TutntNp
" g Somls MOTOR HALts CO.,.
~ X BROADWAY.
TERMS ~ ptslWrp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

Oii, LEASES
We h'vs lsasHs 10 Ia1ih shd OfsTsan
sfuftits that sfs tnuyh' Hn fsiiahis &C..
80 81 sdNrs lsss'si nsnf ifilUns srils
iBsafsi N ltts'Hh sn'teiiHs ihs b-.i b'i
IN 1ssss Iaaaas 40 other rnpniis. IN
tIais sisb tHu.s If.iu'IIoh hfuuHs IN
t'ffusnf fHwrsGT sure iHlsl safafitI
ME IsriFHH rsrss
WASTED nlpsk - 1908 shs .. American
t| Usfbins tnupsny stpoa husi
tHHr ssHs fH F'i In .r tsbTIsD dividend
Affft-s I. " h.hft.lsf. iis v. Ham.
On ~ nuihne. Nth
.lL llaNE 20 a.o.. foy. ,o.nty. Bsaf
t.s. tH.I iIF
EVANH HIAtTI iu,
HH..H fft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
pOUITMy-ryrs --INCVpArORs

WANTED. n0nd home, ~ viii soil
Boston Toy buli pup ~ nunih-' Oh
ssd wonderful pot con Aplfrw Napia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

ron SALE On bs,.. Dicsisson COun.
~ ksn,a' snf wyoming Mule Cf.sh
h.ii VIII. ~ -tus w " Testers. Abi-
lsnr ksEses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
s,.y,1 sEyEs;socn mo AsBoskAxl

,,,,,a. I'M. h'"s ., !: ~: ssss,ss ss ss..
s.. Il cis.sss sssS. 4 ~. y
oushiy modern aisssieti lots win
frontage sf ~ tsss; the ttveao
room, diutag reom aa1 deo 60
finished In eak ere the bodreens
ir white snamtt esh fDoss
throughout the houss prtre oit..
Soei conssaient tsrms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co. INC.
Call for Mr. cssns,ius. waias ri.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
V,r~ Avn AcNs rn,cr-

| 90 NAM fuf immediate isysiBpmsht
valuable r'frsTs in hrsu ~ Nsnss
.N frf. vlIuu y miis ~ nss 10 sa9
/ IHfffI veil Nuis o. rts M. 4 n
IaNutsH tiii Nsshinrinh Ave. phns
dsIphia. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
ron PARNAN OVERS


sss NORTH AMERICAN O . r. .V.n
soc WHITE Panther OIL. ~
ice RANGER. TEXAS OIL ,.,s.. ~
l0s NATIONAL OIL *. CO ... fs
.se HOME PETROLEUM ,..,... iN
500 OKLAHOMA OIL. b Rkr. .,. "a
.VGo CONCORD OIL ....-...,... y
900 UNITED oil a REP f...,...,. ~
8 200 NcTOS OH ....-...p,t-.t.,, ,nI
Gee mo nIAMONp O a n .... %
i,ses CONSOLIDATED MINES u. ~
ses hpMA.ukLA OF ling bafuas
Aiso have I 500 sANNlEr, bargain. y
sec wnirK ROCK. g. lee FEnsRAL Q,
n, ~ 50 50 CAR SAFETY APT. OsW
PiHHsoN T N Ge see
pouGHROl. bargain, ~ HARvEr
ckuDE, 1tes
WILL RrY FOR CASH. suBjecT
i.ooe CONCORD OIL ....."'.t ~
7ees HAMMiEB and 500 Az
90. rnacx 'M r,srnxr OIL '...,' 80
ZOE BLACK EAGLE MINING ... it
Us ANLk GLASS CAsKET ...t.. $40
Also af,sr ne pFrpsirORs DOUGH
BOY; OKLA. ~ n. OFT STATE PET
psAGE. Mutual Also any BANk
STOCKS or LIBERTY NnNps snip stock
to Farmers Nations Rank
''Saihins - rromcfs upi Service"
tit-ii Amer Ram Rldt bApl. ls9- ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
WELL IMPROVED TIN ACRES

One halt mile ~ the inisrurbsn. Ec,nt
esr fare, dandy nice sroorn modern hpass.
rics barn. chicken house fms oYt-.ids
cellar. nice family orchard Of escorted
fruit. deep well, soft water, 81. engine
snd pump; ihrss storage tank. water p,ro
In house sas tights eeHu'iful surround .
iuF., on fine roads. tsaHtlfIl hofse
rtle. $500, y ee9 cash end percent o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR MARKET
A,roMon,,rs ,ou SAW
MARMON $500

MANMON $500
1919 Marmon, Pass, I'm Al shape.
This car has good paint. tires, and
will not need any money spent ON u
for repairs OF any kind
PACKARD USED CAR MARKET
1900 South boston Usage 19t2
Nu'tCk iplp.ilvc. messenger. fun . 600
miles, In Al mechanical condition Win
good rubber. 81 900. SOME t,rmA Cedar
iis7
OSE good i-tnu thrsVutrt truck fur hire.
can tasUc itiO. Crll for " 4 Jus.
tlcc Nrstdoure an Peoria 81
~ YOr " NSr e seven passenger GIHuI
ier IN good running condition. see mine
and make mo an Offer, ct would trade
Usage s.Nh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
- - -
LEGAL

rSss SsH:s., ' 'es !s; t! 8: I! D.s x az w'I,s bs
IL. ss II. is, is. II. is. 10. 90 al. %,
1910, Tn. World publishing Company.
oRDrNANcE NO. 2io,.
An ordinance to spporton, levy and as.
sess special taxes In PAYMENT OF the cSs'
Of eons,ypS'nf ssn,ssy sewn n. IN ,y sEw
Tulsa. as created and established by Or
dinance No. ?e77. and declaring an emer'
gency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF the pro
visions Of the Charter Of the city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and the statutes Of tho state OF
oklahome, for such cases made and pro
ance No. 2077 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER is9. and after hav-
ing declared = nrcssSs1y 70 I E9n''Tqf, s.T
isg. by the provisions OF said Ordinance
No 2O7T did on the 18th day " June. 1920.
let to the Tibbets Pleasant incor9oratra,
| construction Of a certain sanitary sewer in
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ies, and.
| WHEREAS. In pursuance OF said contract
said TIbbets & Pleasant, Incorporated. have
| constructed a certain sanitary sewer In said
| SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ls', AMI
cepted and approved by the City Engineer
and the Board OF Commissioners OF the
| i'ity OF Tulsa. and,
| WHEREAS In further pursuance OF the
Statutes Of the State of Oklahoma r'ote
| Said and under tho terms ~ he ChartH-
| of the said city OF tulsa. OKLAHOMA, " ~
| deemed necessary by tie b'aia ~ Gem
| missioner Of tho City Il Tuisi - levy AMI
| assess a special tax Gp)1 'he propeity "
| abba to assessment n said SEWER DIS
TRtCT NUMBER 1863. by -casan ~ tho
construction Of said sewer ami 20 pay for
the same. and,
| WHEREAS the totsi cost - he e.n.
! s,ruction Of said sewer - sEti SEWER
DISTRICT SuMBER isa. including ex'
tras. have been sscNrtninel and 3 here.
by declared to be the sun, v ss'iTi.27, ri
| OF which Is to be 'cv'td oV sop2'd. as.
| easements against the lDts Aai parcels OF
land benefited b" IN" cons'riirtiun "
said sewer in said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER lss. and.
WHEREAS all legal reu srmH1's nave
been complied with TO authorize h" levy
lof the Assessments aga aat SAID lots ana
| parcrls OF land SO lLtrla fpr che c".t -
| IconEtruetion Of said ,.wrr 81 sa' irSkWEH
lDISTRiCT NUMBER 10. ~ the anIpunls
hereinafter specified N Hecu31 OF ms
Ordinance.
lNow, THEREFORE. RE IT ORDAINED
| ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS
| ERs of THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
| HOMA
| SECTION /: That there shall be. and
There Is hereby apportiored 70 and levied
| upon and assessed against the severn
lots and parcels Of land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER lds IN the CITY oi
Tulsa, Oklahoma, 80 benefited by the
construction of said sewer. as speela!
tax TO pay for the CONSTRUCTION OF said
sewer the amounts respectively as foI
lows to.wit. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06

o,.lme is caught py the tail more
S''eh than BY the forelocks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
BRING IN NEW GAS FIELD
Arkansas Company Gets 10000. 900
Foot Gnsscr--Onc Man Killed.

Arkansas Company Gets 10000. 900
Foot Gasscr--Onc Man Killed.
Special tn The World.
ELDORADO. Ark. Dec. 5-The
Home oil and Gas company struck
$4,000. 900 cubic feet Of natural gas
at o'clock in it's No. well two
miles west of El Dorado. At 400
feet the drill stem was thrown from
the hole. the point hitting the
ground 800 feet from the derrick
o. O. Herbert. Abbeyville. La, a
derrick man. was killed by a fall
when the we'll blew itself in. The
well had been drilled to 2.200 feet.
Jack Kirkpatrick, secretary OF
the FL Dorado Chamber of Com
merce. says "El Dorado is proven a
gas field. il now ready to supply
cheap gas to industries" Five other
drilling wells are in a mile OF the
Home gasser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
CLARA RETURNS,
RUM0RS PERSIST
REPORTS Say Woman Is in
Ardmore-Denied by
County Attorney
n, 1he Associated Press.

nv rhe Associated Press. -.,
P IpDlfOI,E, Dec. 5.---Inves,iga-
- ~ the death November 26 after
W." aas sho' November 81, OF Jake
=, uamon. millionaire railroad and
T. ,ha,berman and republican national
ll'I,.,,,,o.man for Oklahoma.
v.,Isd time ocally today. while
,sa ,a r,ilonal search for Miss Clara
, s..,,b chargod with shooting Mr..
I,non. continued undated.
pumors persisted in Ardmore that
vss smith had been returned 10
..Juore. and the widely circulated
Noort was that she never had been
w. from Ardmore. but Russell r..
s"as a1,, county attorney for Carter
n,,y who is directing the inves-
lin and search for Miss Smith.
YEA mat sheriff Buck Garrett and
,p chancellor, chief OF police, are
"a nj. the most efficient peace Of
80 I'm oklahoma and that they
n,N assured him that they were
,'-,inr A close watch Tor Miss
s,,I.h and would apprehend her
'.,nld she be found in or near Ard
more.
Watching Unnamed Places.
Mr. Brown said that he was hav-
,,s unnamed places watched. lie
aiso indicted that he was in posses
S,Sn Of some new information that
n,igbt show further light on the
,,0o,ing ot Mr.. Hamon at the hotei
.here he lived
Friends of Mr.. Hamon. including
rrark l.. ketch, formerly business
,,,narer for MIR. Hamon and now
sJninistratur of hts estate. main
,,inod that Mr.. Hamon accidentally
,sat himself while cleaning or load
'ry revolver, while the !nforma'
Ian filed against Miss Smith. for
rerly Mr.. IIamon's secretary
charged her with the shooting.
Mr. Brown said that as yet In
to,ma,lon obtaincd was no.
vNcient to justify him In having
,rawn warrants for the arrest o'
ssrsons implicated in spiriting from
trdmore and hiding Miss smith. H'
,,,era,ed that as soon as sufficien'
syidcncc had been accumuiatcc
warrants would be issued no mat
Ter who the person 's "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
VICTIM CATCHES
ONE OF ROBBERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
terurban were attracted to the
scene. and when called upon by
both Lemon an Hutchinson to help
guard their prisoner. Gordon was
formed about the prisoner. Someone
then phoned to the police station and
Patrol Driver Sterling and Motor
cycle Policeman Winn rushed to the
spot and took the prisoner In charge.
At the station he gave the name
OF Curtis Basford, and "A search re-
called but a nickel on his person
As Basford was thrust into the
holdover, several OF the prisoners
there are said TO have identified
him. One yelled out, Hello, you
hi-jackin' devil"
A vigorous search for the second
robbcr was made hut no trace 81
him was found. although every po,
liceman was given good dcscrip
ton OF him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06

rFfT1oH Thht the HsHesfn envH mere
by levied on Zach Of the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby de-.
clar"d To be lien upon such lots ana
parcels OF land 10 the same extent as
enforced In the same manner other
taies In and for the City " Tulsa. Okla.
SECTION q rnat all assessments here
by levied .hail be divided into thre. 90
by said statutes OF tho state OF Oklahoma
for such casca made ant provided. thA'
the assessments shall bear Interest al,
The ra,e 81 eirh, 80 Per cent ner annum,
uent Of the several installmeu'z OF the
ssid assessments, from the date of tine
taking effect Of this ordinance; that the
g.ther with the accrued intoteHt on tn.
deferred instslltnenis. shall be payabl"
and the remaining S.'.rrca ins,alim.n,.
with the yearly Interest on the unpaid
irstallfncnts, shan be payahle on ne isth
uItil all shall be paid
Provided however, that any of ths
owners Of the lots Or parcels of land so
asseased may a, anytime during tho ioa,
Of the first publication Of this ordinance.
pay TO tho city Auditor ~ the City ~
Iu'gs. the ~ nmoan, o. tho ssSt':.
md parcels Of Land, andthcrsby release
n'ch property from the lien Of such
assessments.
SECTION 4; That this ordinance shall
be published for four 90 consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily world, news'
paper publlshcd In Tulsa, oklahoma thal
{ the publication y this ordinance a. ?.
I qulred by law shah be taken and re-
/ garded as sufficient notice 70 all pefson'
| Interested In the gssrssments hersD'
| levied by the terms ~ this ordinance
| SECTION 6. TIthi al urilua y's 81
| parts Of ordinances IN conflict with th'
provisions OF this ordinances. are hereb'
| repealed.
| SECTION g. That an emergency exist
| for the preservation ~ the public heAltf
| and safety by reason whereof this ordl
| nance shah take effect from and hfte
/ It's passage. approve. AMI hi'.ail"t.
| PASSED. and 'he emergency claus
! ruled upoI. separately ana approved nm
/ 2sth day Of october, 1870,
ApPROVED, this 2sth day of Octobsr
1870 ,.,.e..,
Mayor pro TEN.
| Attest;
MKs FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor
| Approvni:
FRASK f. DUNCAN,
city Attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06

SECTION 2: That tn, assessments here
by levied on each o. ne & above nnY mehuon.n ns
clnred to he a lien upon such lots and par
cells OF land to the same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taxes In and
for tho City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. are coll
lected.
SECTION 3: That all assessments here.
by levied shall he divided into three (3
equal annual installments as authorized by
said statutes Of the state Of oklahoma for
.essments shall bear Interest at the rate Of
eight el per cent per annum. payable an
several instaiiment. Of tho H,id assess.
ments, from the dat. Of the taking effect
~ this oNilnance; that the first install.
incnt Of said assesrn snts, together with
the accrued interest on the deferred In.
stallinents shali ev PAYABLE on the 18th
day Of December, 1921, and the re.
yearly inters- on the unpaid install lmen's
shall be payable on the 18TH day ot
December OF each succeeding year until
ali shall be paid
owners Of the lots or parcels OF land so
assessed may at any time during the four
II the first publication OF this ordinance
pay to the CIty Auditor Of the city Of
Tulsa tho full amount Of tho assessments
20 levied against their said lots and par
| cells Of land and thereby release such
| property from the lien OF such assess
SECTION I. Tha, this ordinance shall
| be published for four 90 consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily world. a news
nau.r published IN Tulsa, Oklahoma. tha'
| the publication q this ordinance ~ re-
| 1ured by law shah be taken and regarded
~ sufficient notice 90 all persons inter
es'ed In the assessments hereby levied by
| the terms OF this ordinanc.
! SECTION O. That an emergency .cNi''s
| for tho preservation Of the public health
| and safety by reason whereof this ordin r
,nce shall take effect from and after its
| passage. approval and publication.
| PASSED. and the emergency clause
| ruled upon separately and approved this
lSth day ~ November. 1870.
| APPROVED th!: lgth day Of November.
1920.
| T D. EVANS
Mayor.
latest.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor.