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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
THE SILVER LINING

Heavy purchases of Liberty bonds continue, according to reports from the stock exchanges The people are anticipating the return of repub- lican control of national affairs, the lowering of the high cost of living that has commenced, the waning of the power of the radicals in the ranks of labor and the general air of contentment and confidence that grows more pronounced as the 4th of March approaches.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

q am democrat, but am going to forget it long enough to vote for some one who is in fa- vor of a protective tariff on wool" remarked a very good democrat the other day. This is really day of business rather than fanatical time of politics regardless of results. The sheep men fully realize just what has happened them, and they are not alone among business men in igur- ing out that it is foolish to sacrifice their own business just to gratify an old-time leaning to the party"
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

Senator Beveridge says that hordes of igno- rant government spies have been set upon the business men of the country under the present system, to annoy and hinder. We are willing to leave it to the average honest business man, if his statement is not the truth The amount of money gathered up by these ignorant govern ment spies does not pay their expenses and the business men are hectered over petty matters which only annoy
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

Merve A. Mills was fit to serve on the bat tlefields of France when you needed him. He is well-ftted to serve the people now as recorder He is an American boy that delivered the goods. He offered all he had for you-why not recipro- cate and show your appreciation in November.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
The Sun has the best advertising experts of

The Sun has the best advertising experts of C.Icago it's staff and is always able to furnish new and attractive cuts to advertisers. It costs The Sun good money to get this service for it's advertisers, but it is furnished free to our pat rons. Along with this The Sun goes to the peo pie who want it and pay for it. We have not stuffed list-they are all actual readers and ac- cording to best estimates as to readers, The Sun is read by over 5000 people each week. Ad- vertisers should remember this and take it into account
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

If there is anything wrong with the business affairs of the county, the people know that Jack Hester and Wm. H. Campbell will be just the men to straighten it out. The people do not care about petty personal troubles, but do feel that during the present high cost of taxation, they are entitled to good business administration.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

Armour X Co.,, one of the "big five' packers companies, was recently indicted by federal grand jury for profiteering. Must be the federal grand jury had not read their piteous appeal to the public showing that they only made one cent on dollar, or if they did read it, they must have understood how figgers can be figured.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

There are many old time lumberjacks in this section who know Ernest Hall, the republican candidate for secretary of state; they knew him They are for him because they know him and know he will fill the office with credit to the state.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

democratic paper points out with great glee that Mark Smith really has done something for Arizona, despite the claim of republicans that he has spent about forty years merely draw ing his salary. It says, "a letter from Director George Otis Smith, director of the survey, says that the survey of the Pima and Papago mining districts for which the senator has been work ing for the last year, will be undertaken this fall" Just think of all that being done during the last year and next fall it may come true. Forty years more of Smith might get another district or two surveyed.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

A democratic exchange says: Prices Are Seeking Lower Levels" We hope they find a good landing place soon.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

There is talk that the San Carlos dam can't be built for the reason that the government holds Arizona has had her share in reclamation appropriations in the $12,000 900 it cost to build Roosevelt dam and in the $8,000,000 it cost to complete the project at Yuma
 ''What do you mean, share?" Is the govern ment going to reclaim arid lands on per capita basis? Or is it going to put the money available for reclamation where it will do the most good and produce the quickest and most valuable re- suits?
 It might be good idea for Arizona to send senators and representatives to Washington who believe things can be done instead of men who think things can't be done.
 The proposed San Carlos dam will serve mil lions of acres and will be benefit to three states -El Paso Herald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-11
LEGAL.

sewer in SEWER DISTRICT NUN
Der is7 IN the city OF TulsA. as ere-
2oss, and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance Of the provt-
slons Of the Charter ot :h ecity q Tnlss: %
o, Oklahoma, Tor such casss made and
provided. the said CITY OF Tulsa did BY
o5d,nsnce NJ '0ss qs,a,1 and e, ss,ASii.s .s
after having declared It's nscesssry 70 con.
struct sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT
No. The aid iS, ,ea % ssS Sas
Of May. 1870 let TO comstcck- -smedley
Company. ootraotors. certain contract
se' sewer S"' in D0TsrS SEWER pisTRicT NUMBEa
wHEREAs. In pursuance o, said con.
have constructed acertain sanitary sever
In said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER Isl.
aud tho work under said contract mas
Engineer and the Board Of Commissioners
OF tn city Of Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuance OF
the statutes Of the state OF Oklhhomh.
aforesaid, and under the terms OF the
charter OF the said City OF Tulsa, Okla.
homa. It ls deemed necessary by the Board
Of Commissioners OF the city OF Tulsa to
levy and assess a special tax upon the
property liable 70 assesstneDs In said
son Of the construction OF SAL sewer and
to paw for the same. and,
WHEREAS, the total cost OF the con-
Htrngttun OF Hald sewer IN SEW = ~
DISTRIcT NUMBER 1857. including en-.
tras. have been ascertained and is hereby
declared to be the sum OF tS7i ils.a7, all
OF which 10 to be levied by special assess.
ments against the lots and parcels OF land
benefited By the construction " said sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER leI
and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with TO authorizc the levy
o. the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 80 liable for the cost of
construction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 1877. In .he amounts
hereinafter specified In Section l OF this
Ordinance.
NOW. THEREFORE,, BE sr Or
DAINED by THE BOARD OF COM
MlSSlONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
SECTION !: Tnat there shall be and
| there is hereby Rpportioned to Anc levie
| upon and assessed against the several lots
| and parcels ~ land In said SEWER DIS.
| TRICT NUMBER 1877 In the City Of Tulsa
| Oklahoma, no benefited by the construc-
| tion ~ said sewer. as 4 special tax TO pay
| for the construction OF said sewer. the
| amounts respectively. as follcws. to-wit;
| Addition Lot Block Amount
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LEGAL


Sealed proposals will b. re- seived at ,hs
Of'cc ot charles A. Macdonald. Arohiteci
s0b Security nldg, Tulsa, okla. Until
FOR the Healing and Plumbing Of "A two
StOry and basement school building nj
Turiey, Okla Each hid must be accom-
painted by = certiNeds check or biddefl
bond IN the amount of five per cent Oi
tho amount of the bid as q guarantee that
the successful bidder Will enter into y
contract 90 Furnish all the material and
Labor 80 install perfect Heating and
PlumbinE system In thu said school
building
risht 10 reject any or all bids Per order
of tho Board Of Education OF Jonsolid ted
RchOol District No. !. Tulsa County. Okla
". J.. BRiTTON. Clerk.
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as shall apply; and. al ballots cast for
members OF the WATER COMMISSION
shan bb deposited In separate ballot hoxes
SECTION 10. ~ any Primary Election
held hereunder, except as herln provided.
each voter Ahall be entitled To vote fot not
NOR than Two (2l candidates TOR the -Four
CDyear term, provided. that In the event
nhal he entitled TO vote for not moro thar
one U) candidate Tor each vacancy TO he
fillsd. aud the Four go candidates reoeiy.
ing the highest number OF votes for tho
-Four 80 year term. and the Two t2l can.
dtlatcs receiving the Highest number of
deemed nominated and their nuces placed
upon the separate WATER COMMISSION
BALLOT" at the regular city Election as
herein provided. No candidate for mem.
ber OF the WATER COMMISSION shall
he entitled to have his name placed upon
the Regular Election water Conntssion
Ballot unless ne snail have been nominated
Vidsd.
SECTION II. II shall be the duty Of
tho officers charged with the duty OF fix
Ing the voting places In the city Of Tulsa
for city Primary Elections and city Regu.
lar Elections. 70, in like manner fx tho
same voting places FOR WATER COM.
MISSION" elections held hereunder,
SECTION ~, The WATER COMMIS-
SION" herein shall have and exercise full
complete and exclusive rights, powers, and
duties In the doing and performing OF all
and every u the thIngs to be done and
performed In the construction, operation
and maintenance Of the water system or
quiring OF real estate by purchase, con
domnation proceedings, donation. bsQuest
lease or other legal method OF acqulsiuon
Aoa-sssa~sEA AAS ASs-- a." 's. conjunction,
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mont and the owners thereof In STREEr
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMnER
2Ja. which includes the following de-
Scrihcd portions Of the hereinafter name
streets to-wlts
GILLETTE AVE%UE. from the south
l,ue Of Third street to the north line of
HiicTtst Addition
FOURTH ~ i,EET f...r tho west limo
u LUwia Avenue TO the east line OF
Gillette Avenue
Aud said noard of Commissioners has
by resolution duly Rppro fcl tho Aforesaid
stRtomont aud estimate Of Who city Engi.
nccr sud has determined To ASSESS tn.
cuot OF the improvements In said District
aEapst the abutilug property, tho prop
! crD benefited. and uther property llahic
| to assessment, pud the owners thereof.
I as tnliuwF. to-wtt:
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SECTION 2: That the assessme nts
hereby levied on each of the above mem
toned lots and parcels Of land are hereby
declared to be lien upon such lots aud
parcels 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 the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, are coll
lscted.
SECTION 2, That all assessments here
hy levied shall NJ divided into three Csi
equal annual installments as authorized
hy said Statutes Of the State OF Oklaho ma
for such cases made and provided; that
the assessments shall bear interest at the
rate Of eight s) per cent per annum, paw
able annually az tho time of ths-paymcnt
OF the several installments OF the said as
scssments, from the date OF the taking ef-
feet Of this ordinance; that the first in
Ftallment OF said assessments. together
with the accrued interest on the deferred
installments shall be payable on the 18Th
DAY OF December, 1921 and the remaining
deferred installments with the yearly In
tSrest on the unpaid instalments, shalt he
payable on the 18th day Of December OF
each succeeding year until all shall be
paid.
Provided however. that any Of the own
ers OF the lots or parcels OF land so as.
Ressed may at any time during the four
tiD consecutive weeks following the day of
the first publication OF this ordinance nay
10 tho city Auditor Of the city OF Tulsa
tho fun anorut of the assessments 50 lev
led against their said lots and parcels of
and ana thereby release such property
from tho lien OF such assessments.
SECTION 4: That thia ordinance shalt
DO published for twenty-nine consecutive
days, In the Tulsa Daly World. a news.
papsr published In Tulsa, Oklahoma. that
the publication OF this ordinance as re-
luired by Law shall be taken and regarded
Es sufficient notice to all perssns Interested
IN the assessments hereby levied by The
terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION 5; Thar All ordinances OF
parts OF ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions of his ordinance, insors- as sush
conflict exists, aye hereby repealed.
SECTION 6; That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety, and by reason whereof, this or
dinance shau take effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication.
PASSED, and She emergenoA clause ruieh
upon separately and approvedAthis ist day
OF october, 1890,
APPROVED. this LIST day OF October,
1920.
r. d. EVANS, Mayor.
Attest,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved,
FRANK r, DUNCAN
city Attorney,
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LEGAL.
Uiablishod In the Tulsa paily world
October IA. 1920. World PubliahIn.
Company. Publlshersl

october Ia. 1870. world fubllAhIhs
RE OL u ITO v.
A Resolution Determining assess,
monts and directing n0tMc9 theie1t
MIcNT DIsTRicT NO, 2Ss Of the
city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, and de-
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on the
1Ht day OF october. 1890, submitted TO
thiS Board his written statement sho~ing
the names OF tho owners tho uuneor
Of the property ana estimate OF the total
cost OF the improvements the propor.
tional amount OF such costs TO be aHsrssed
against the nbutting property ard the total
estimated amount 90 be assessed agalpst
such owner subject TO ,1sss SssssSneg' ,,,I, IN
2g9. IN form and substance AS provided In
eection 2 OF Article TX OF the Charter Of
the said City OF Tulsa; and.
inod said statement and found IN, same
10 be corr eet and IN conformity TO Law:
soMS9SEEb TREFHiEonhbSA nY FHE nbApp Is" OF - CON. on
MIssIoNERs OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
That said statement ba aud tho same
hereby IA. approved; and
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED, that Il
81 ths determination Of this Hoard 20
saneas tho cost OF the improvements pro-
Ndrd Tor IN said sTREET IMPROVE
MhSr DISTRICT no, s39 against tho lots
sud blocks abuttr, rtid improvements
end tho property benefited thereby and
the prgperty liable 70 assessments MS set
out IN tho aforesaid statement OF the city
InEinoeri
BE Ir rURTHFR RESOLVED, that
notice of such determination TO atseus be
given TO all owners Of any aud all suCh
pruperty by publication in the Tulsa Daily
World, a daily Newspaper OF general cirou.
intion 10 the CITY OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, foI
five tLl consecutive days, beginning OF
sh- iith Gay ct cctcb-r, 1899; and
DE TT FuRTHER RESoLNEu, that Oh,
Clty Auditor b. and Hhe hereby Ii di
reeted 60 send written notice by regiSter-,
Ynail to all " the owners OF property af
fected by the Aforesaid proposed assess
f,ents. said notice 70 be Ia form en-
substance as provided in Section q
Article TX Of the TULSA city Charter
and 60 be mailed at the umo designate
IA said section; aud.
the 2gnd day OF October, 1890, at 80
o'clock a. Nj, be. and the said II Nhereh
cot as the day for hearing all oe1rctiof
60 such assessments, improvements q
1 materials an reference 20 the Same. az
| said hearing shall bs continued from ds
l 10 day until tho Same IT, completed SI
n si,s. objections not made In ~s,tlns on
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SECTION 2: That the Assessments hers.
by levied on each OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF la=d are hereby dt.
clared to bo lien upon auch iats and
parcels OF land to the same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced In
the same manner as other Jaxss M and tor
the city OF Tulsa Oklahoma. are collected
SECTION 3. That all Assessments here.
by levied shall be divided into three i3i
equal annual installments as authorized
by said Statutes OF the State ~ Oklahoma
for s6ch cases made and provided. that
tho sssessme ents shall bear interest az tha
rate OF eight tS per cent per aruum.
payable annually ut the time OF tna rav.
ment OF the several instGllments Il the
said assessments, from the date of the
taking effect Of this ordinance. fhit tho
first installment Of said assesaneuts, 10
gether with the accrued interest on the
deferred install nents shall be payable on
tho 18th day OF DccemheS 1920, an1 Tho
remaining deferred instaliMnts with the
yearly interest on the upaid instal'w 'nts.
shall be payable on the 18th day ~ 10.
cember OF each succeeding year Until all
shall be paid.
owners OF tho lots or parcels Of land 90
sssesscd may at any time during 'he f1r
80 consecutive weeks following The day
OF the first publication ~ this ordinance
pay to the City Auditor OF the CRY u'
Tulsa the full amount Of the assessu'0'
20 leved against their said lot and parcel
OF land and thereby release such prnpugL
from the lien Of such assessment.
SECTION I: That this ordnance chan
be published for twenty nine couseru"ya
days, IN the Tulsa Daily World. uovs.
no per published in Tulsa. Oklahoma. th1i
the publication Of this ordinance as 20.
CURED by law shall be pken ana regarded
as sufficient notice IS all persons inter-
ested in the assessments hereby levied by
the terms OF this Ordinance.
SECTION 5; That all ordnance o'
parts OF ordinances In conflict with The
provisions OF this ordinance. insofar al
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed.
SECTION 6; That an emergency EXISTS
for the preservation OF the public hoaltt
and safety. by reason whereof this oriin
ance shall take effect from and after itl
passage approved. and publication.
PASSED, and tbs emergency clau.'
ruled upon separately and approved. thl
10Th day OF September, 1920.
APPROVED. this l4th day OF septem
Der. 1920. , -,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved e-i4-?o:
FRANK IL. DUNCAN City Attorney
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All owners OF abutting property. prop
.rty benefited by said improvements snd
other property liable 20 assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters afffect in .
such improvements or benefits to the
property thereby, ana any claim or Oh.
ioetioh 70 the assessments - above set
forthf shall be filed IN writing In the
otfic@ OF Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor
| NJ tbs SiS Of Tulsa Okla, on a- h.ss--
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the send day Of October 1890, az 500
O'Clock A. NJ, ami the same shall be
heard BY tho Board OF Commissioners on
tho ssnd day Of October. 1890, at 700
o'clock \. NJ, and any claims or objec.
lions not so filed IN writing before said
time SHAH be deemed waived
DATED this sth day Of October 1890.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
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published in the Tulsa ID lly World Oc-
tobor ?. g. q s. g. 8 Q. 10. ii. IL ia
World Publishing Company. Publishers
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A proposed amendment to the Char
ter Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
for the purpose Of giving 20 said city
the right 10 exercise jurisdiction ovsr
all property owned or controlled hy
said city whether within or without
the limits thereof. amending para
graph Number Fourteen 90 Of Sec
tion Five 90 OF Article Two t2l OF
said Charter. providing for the calling
Of special election for the purpose or
voting upon such amendment. and de.
olaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, The Board of Commissioner ~
Of the city OF Tulsa, oklahoma, Is desirous
Of submitting To the qualified electors of
said city al special election TO he held
IN said city, the question of the adoption
or rejection OF the following amendment
60 the Charter Of said city ~ Tulsa, ok
iahnma, aH hereinafter sci forth
Now, THEREFORE,, ne TT RESoLv-
ED ny THE BOARD OF COMMlSl
SlONERS OF THE CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
SECTION That tho Board Of Com
missioners Of said CITY OF Tulsa hereby
adopts and approves the following amend
ment 20 the Charter Of the said city OF
Tulsa. osisnoiHS, and proposes and sub
mits the same 70 the qualified electors
Of said city for approval or rejection rs
~ law required. First That Paragraph
Number Fourteen 90 II Section Five 81
OF Article Two t2) ~ said charter be
amended TO read as follows;
~ "TheCity Of tulsa shall have
Jurisdiction over all places within
fiVe 90 miles ot the corporate limits
Of the said city Tor the enforcement
of all health and Quarantine regula-
uons of gaid city. proyid,s that said
city ~ Tulsa shall have and exercise
jurisdiction over al lands owned or
controlled by II outside OF ths limits,
0t said city 20 oho same extent that II
has over land owned by II within said
city limits"
SECTION 2 All acts or parts NJ act,
In oonfliCt with the provisions of this
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(Pubiished in Tho Tulsa Dsny Word. oo-
tober 2 T. 4 b, .. 2. 8, ., 10, II, IL. a.. IL,
iJ ts. n, H. 10, 20. ~ ana "a. 1920. World
Publishing ompany PubliShorsD
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tPublished Il. t16 Tulsa Daily world.
Sept II IL 10 90 81 22 23 "a 26 2s 81 IS
2s so; october Ts9 10 II ~
- ~ and 10, 1890 The World Publishing
esmpany, Puhllshsrsl
ORDINANCES NO. 2osa -,
An Ordinance to apportion. levy and
assess special taxes IN payment Of
the cost VI constructing a sanitary
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MIRA IRANfc REAMhH.
City Audlt0i.

Approved
EhANK v DUNCAN.
city Attorney
pubiirbrd In tro Tulsa Daily World 90.
tobs' 2 q. 4 D. e. z. a. y 10. IL ~. 10.
~ 10 iG- ~. tg. ~ 90 ~ and a.
1920. world Publishing Company, Pub.
lHhcrs
!HGygs.D SMEf,DNFN.r
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GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT
TWO YEAR TERM"

and Hereunder the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM"
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and Hereunder tho words
-FOUR YEAR TERM"
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(Publlshsd IN the Tulsa Daily World
october u H. 49, ~ and 10, 1890 ,
world Publishing Company Publishers
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
NESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 23s, CIrY or TuLsA,
OKLAHOMA.
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the Hoard Of Commissioners duly adopted
on the 6th day OF October. 1890. notice
n hereby given that the Hoard ~ Com
missioners OF the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma
has examined the catimsto and state,
ment OF the City Engineer H 20 m,
amount OF tho cost ~ tho asphalt pave,
ment which should he as,cssed against
the abutting property, the property hcne
fitted aud other property liable to assvss
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TWO YEAR TERM
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SAMUEL u. DYE, Potents,s
N.Y. II. Nj. WELLiVEH, Recorder
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rHorCaaD AMENDMENT


WHEHEAB Tho Legislative authority ~
the City ~ Tulsa, being tho Mayor and
Gommi'HiOuefa of said city, are desirous
Of submitting to the qualfod electors OF
the city " Tulsa an Amendment to tin.
Charter OF said city M above referred TO
and her inaftor set out fOf their approval
or rejection az special election therefor
10 bo called by the said Mayor aud Com.
missionerS IN mannor ana form by law
required, and declaring an emergency.
Evening star., 1920-04-06
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