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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

Uublshed In The Tulsa Daily world,
December y .. 10 II, ~, 1920 The
NOTICE.
tsEAIED BIDS ron STREET PAvIN0
Notice In hereby given that In pursuance
pf an order by the Board Of Commissioners
" tho city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, sealed
olds VIII be received At tho office Of tho
city Auditor Of said cIty until o'clock
? N. Monday Decembcr 30 1890 for furn-
hhinR materials and performing the
work necessary In paving and otherwise
Improving IN the manner and subject To
the conditions hereinafter set out the fol
lowing described portions OF the following
nsmed streets and avenues In said city
OF Tulsa. to.wit
TWENTY THIRD STREET from
I'm" seventeen u7b feet east OF the
west line of Cincinnati avenue to the
wost line ot Woodward boulevard. In
oludtns north and south Intersections
at Cincinnati avenue and Norfolk
avenue, Sunsct Park addition to tho
tity of Tulsa OKLA
For further details as 4" the material.
plans and methods ot construction to be
used In improving said streets and avenues
bidders are referred to the plans and
specifications therefor approved by the
Board OF Commissioners and To the rrso-
luton adopted ny said hoard declaring
the necessity ~ ana providing Tor tho
Improvement of said portions OF said
streets and avenues. said resolution
plans and specifications are on file In the
office " the Cly Auditor and copies Of
said resolution VIII he furnished upon
application therefor at tho office Of the
Clty Auditor.
Tho entire cos " said improvements on
said portions of said streets aud avenues
and each of them shall b" appnttion"d
20 and levied and assessed against the
abut'ing property liable to assessments
therefor and the owners thereof In accord
pnCV with the provisions ~ Article ., OF
the Charter Of tho CitN OF Tulsa Okla
huma, and payments th the contractor
Niu hr made in tax bills cyidcnolng said
Ass' s'ssm-nts.
The contractor to whom tho contract
may be awarded viii be required TO prl.
cure the signature ~ surety company,
approved by the hoard of Commissioners
ot tho CiN ~ Tulsa Co tho contract
" roo per cent and an Indemnity bond
signed by a surety company approved by
1he hoarS TT Comm lssion"rs Of the tlty
! ot tulsa ~ no less han 100 per cent ~
the contract price, provided said surety
! company shall not he li1blo on said bond
70 exceed Twenty five Thousand ,y26 OOOl
pnl'@rH Tor inlemnuy growing out ~ any
"he hecldcnt, aud statutory bond as re-
9ul'"d ny the laws of the state ~ Okla
nohA' lhe abose to be based upoS the
II WNn o'h IN he proposal exclusive ~
Wy .hslhretlnE and advertising charges.
~ S' sald bonds to bc executed nv IN,
ronuh,Nnt ana the surety of surrtss nc.
Neptabe 90 the Hoard ~ Commissioners
nt Ihe 'liy OF Tulsa. and the tIty OF
, in said bonds " '"''" '"''
! Nds must h" upon the propn.al .h..,.
tuthlShen ny the city engineer and .,cn
olu uN,' pc accompanied by q scp,rat,
certlil'd chrck nn aotue sOlvsnt b,nL
bnnklns house or ,rust rowu'nW u""s
I amount 'gna' To five 60 per cent OF III,
| amount 81 Tho approximate total COS, /,
1 the work based upon the bids with whIci
I submitted The Hoard " commissioner
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FRANK y. DUNCAN.
City ATTORNEY.
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LEGAL.

- b. levied by special assessment against
the lots ana uarc.is of land benefited by
Nhe construction of said Hewcr IN said
bEWER DISTRICT NO i6a. and
WHEREAS. all legal r"puir"uionts have
been compiled with 90 authorize the levy
OF the asHcsstncnts Bgsin8' said luta and
parcels 10 Iab" Tor tho cost ~ tpur'rur
tion OF said sewer IN said SEWER biS
TRICT No. i6a. In the amounts herein.
after specified In Section I ~ this brdl.
nance.
NOW, THEREFpUE. ~ tr ORDAINED
HY THE HOARD on COMM lSSibSEN@
OF THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA
HOMAi
SECTION = That ,her" shan be ard
there is hereby Rppottiuuri tp ana l"vl"i
upon and sHs"ssei against N" eeNeral lots
sri parCeh of land IN said SEWER blt.
TRICT NO l53 In the tity ~ Tulsa, okla.
homs, so benefited by IA" construction ~
said sewer as special tax, 20 pay fpf
the construction ~ snid sewer, tue
amounts respectively. M follows
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SECTION 2 That tho assessment here
BY levied IN each 81 th" above mentioned
lots and pnrceIs ~ land are hereby DO
cisred Ia b" licn upon such lots ana
parcels u land 60 the same esi"nt as
Other taxes and Hnnil hq collected and
enforced IN tho same uauu"r as other
taxes In and Tor the city Of Tulsa. pkla-
hofns. arc collected
SECTION o. THAT an aEsessnenis hcr"-
by levied shall b" divided into three 80
equal annual iustalinrnts a- authorized
ny said statutes ot tho state ~ oklahoma
for such caHer made and provided. that
the assessments shall bear interest at the
rate OF eight 80 per cent per nnnum. pay
able Annually at tho time of tn" payment
Of tho several instalimcnis ~ the aases
rnents aforesaid. from tho dato ot the
taking effrci OF this ordinance. that tn.
first instailncnt Of said asseqancnts to.
ge,her with the accrued intoieHt on tho
deferred ihstalincnta. shan br payable on
tho 18Th day ~ ieccWbrr. 1874, and the
remaining deferred inatallnnnts with tho
yearly intcreat on tho unpaid installmsntH.
shaii he PAYABLE on IN" 18TH day ot DO
c.mber 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
eessed may at any time during the four
90 oonsecutiv. weeks following the dat"
ef the first publication OF THIS ordinance,
pay TO tho CITY Auditor OF tho City Of
Tulsa. the fun amount of the assess
menis 90 levied ag"ins, thelt said lots and
parcels OF land. and thereby release such
property from the Aien Of such ASSESS
menta
SECTION q That ,al- ordinance shall
te publshed for twenty nine t2Sl conpeCu-
1.-Two days IN the Tulsa Daily world, q
newspaper published In the City OF Tulsa.
OkiaAofna. that the publication OF THIS
ordinance az required by law shalt be
taken and regarded a. sufficient notice
60 oil persons Interested In tho assoas
mcnts hereby levied by the terms OF this
SECTION g. That all ordinances or
psfta of ordinances In conflict with tho
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FoUSD-Coilege fraternity pin; owner
may obtain by paying for ad. Address
nan rare ~ World
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tract ~ land described az f1l.
lows beginning a. the Sorthwcst
corner ~ Lot "C' Suty"ll psrH
Addition to the CITY Of Tulsa.
thcnre West distance ~ ~ feet.
thence South distance u 2at
feet, thence Fast distance ~ D
of Lot no." Eurv.ll Park Addition
to the city Of Tulsa thenco North
dls'anc" " 2sb feet to the place
~ beginning OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 80
THAT part Of Lot /. s~ction ~.
Township 10 North. Range ~
Fast, described as follows Ne
ginning at n point LOS foot South
of the Northeast corner " Lot I.
Section II, Township 10 North.
nsi.ho nsnre ~ Ism, t",,. ,ns,, .o.h,sh wn,,h
'hsnotna' I"nnlhs thrn's, Nui,h
| thencn 10 ,h" flHht on cufN"
WIN ,ah.o, {" ., rec, ana
Irngth of W - teHt' th"h'e
W ~ p, dla'nnc" or no feet
thrn'r y 70. 10 y. hl'tnn." ot
'... n""' ,n'hc" ',""'n "'Ha"o"
@, In.gS rect TO tho place OF ne a., nj,
ginnihs - 80 -. t.'. 's''t,s,,,. sas.se
SECTION 2 That the asscSsment here.
hy levied on each of me above mentioned
Ints anu parcels OF lhnh ar" h"trby u~
clhr"l u" be Hen upon snch Tots anh
parcels ot lana To the same extent ~
.,o Other ,a',. ara sha,I be collected ,m", ana
taxes In and Tor The city o' Tulsa OK
lshoma. are collected,
SECTION 2: That all assessments here
by levied shah be divided into three Is,
equal annual installments "a authorized
by said statutes ot tho state OF Okiano-
that tho assessments shall bear interest
at the rate of eight s per cent per
annum. payable annually at the time of
the payment of tho several inrtnilmen,s
OF the assen.men,s aforesaid. from the
nance; that the firs, ins,alincnt Of said
kbs payable on the 18Th day OF Dsesmbsr
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LEGAL

~ said cry reserves tho right to TcJect
any ana all bids and bidders are caution.
81 20 ubHoTvc sll the conditions act out
In ia" Specifications and bidding she-ta
liiia received A. Aforesaid vii be con.
sid'rrd BY the Dosfd Ut Comuissipnsts at
meeting ~ be held at the City tisil In
the 'i'y ~ russ Oklahoma. ~ O'Clock
q n Tuesday, December ~ 1920
An hliH are required ~ b. placed ~
~" I've the City auditors oft'co for iu.
rp'r ton forty eight hours after opening
bsfof' the award ar rejection ~ bids can
be made.
Tulsa. tishoma. December g 1870
MRS FNASk SEAMAN.
Autftor
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tPub,irhsd In The Tulsa Daily world, De-1
ssmSsr "a 10; IL u; ~ "a IL a.
~, 40. Al. 1890; January l. = and :.
isai world Pubiinh,ng Company. Pub
iishers)
oRDuNANCE NO. ana.
An Ordinance to apportion. levy and
sasess special taxes In payment Of
the cost 5f constructing a sanitary
ss~sr sr..,.S ~ S@ws" and ..,aS,,sh.a sy ord,.
nance No. 2oS2; and declaring an
emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance ~ the PRO.
Tulsa. Oklahoma. and the statutes Of tho
and provided. the said city did by ord.
%si sE%sR rs prsTmicr M f'ss' S III ""a and alter d..
clsring necessary To- construct sewers
n. 'pS pravis'o~. M OF orSnsneo n No soss aid. L"
on tho 2Gth day OF June 1920. let to
T,bbets 4 Pleasant. Inc" Contractors,
certain sanitary sewer In SEWER DIS
TRlCT No. III; and
WHEREAS In pursuance OF said con
tract said Tibbets and Pleasant. Inc,
has constructed certain sanitary sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT NO, III and
the work under said contract has been
ns-r and tho Hoard Of Commissioners Of
tn. CITY oi Tulsa. and
wHENEAS In further pursuanc. OF
the statutes OF the state OF oklahoma.
aforesaid. and under the terms OF the
Charter OF the said city OF Tulsa, okla
homa. n II deemed necessary by the
Board OF Commissioners OF tho city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, to levy and assess a
special tax upon the property liable 10
ssaessment In said SEWER DISTRICT No.
III, by reason OF the construction OF said
sewer ana to pay for the same and
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the CON
structicn OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. III including extras has
Been ascortained and 10 hereby declared
TO be the sum OF, tl2.573.l6, all Of which
is 90 be levied by special asscssincnt
against the lots and parcels OF land bcne-
fitted by the construction Of said sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. III, and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
sf the assessments against said lots aud
parcels no liable for the COS, OF construc
tion Of said scwer In said SEWER Dis
TRICT NO. III, In tho amounts herein
after specified In Section OF this ordi'
NOW. THEREFORE,. NE TT oRpAINrr
BY THE HOARD or COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HOMA,
SECTION I. That there shaft he, and
there is hereby spportioncd to and levied
upon and assessed against the scvcra
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. III In the CITY 90 Tulsa
Oklahoma, so benefited by the construc-
tiou of said sewer. Ms a special tax, tC
pay for the lconstruction OF said sewer
the amounts respectively as follows;
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Mrs. Geo G.. Wilson bcgs to re-.
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eEptcssions Of sympathy extended To- her
IN her recent sad and sudden bereavement
ISL, south Forest
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
JURORS PANELED
FOR FEB'Y COURT
Breckenridge Circuit Court
Opened Monday. Judge Lay
man Presiding.

The February term of Breckenridge
county Circuit Court opened in Hard
insburg, Monday morning with Judge
Layman presiding. Those penclled on
the Grand Jury are: J. A. Gray, fore
man, Cliff Davis, w. r. Pate, G. A.
Wright, Remus Burch, Wallace
Brown, ]. E. Galloway, w. V. Dent,
Geo. w. Holmes, Dennie Miller, Ben
ME Dowell and j. S. Matthews.
Following is the Petit Jury: R. d.
Stellar, Richard Black, A. J. Dye,
Taylor Dowell, J. V. St Clair, Gardner
Board, ]. T. Lucas, Wash Robbins,
w. A. Rhodes, V. G. Goodman, p.
G. Hendrick, P. Morris Beard Mon
roe Basham, ]. L. Morris, John
Franks, Pate Dooley, s. B. Laslie, ].
z. Bruner, II. M. Beard, Orval Ben
nett, J. B. Sipes, w. p Ryan, H. d.
Basham and T II. Chancellor.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
REV. FRANK INTERESTED
IN ORGANIZING CON-
MUNITY CHURCH

Greenville, KY, Feb. 6.-The Bap-
t;st, Methodist, Cumberland, Chris
tan and Presbyterian churches of this
towr have bought the Y. NJ. C. A.
buili'ng here and will operate it on
community basis. The building is
one of the best in Western Kentucky
but has not been operated by Y. M.
c. A. for about three years.
The scope of the work which the
churches propose to do with this
building as its center is broad. The
county agent, the home demonstra-
tor, the county health nurse, the coun-
ty welfare worker and the farm
bureau will have their offices here.
The gymnasium will be opened up,
reading rooms established and the
buildong made the center of the COM
munity's social, industrial and econ
omic life.
The enterprise will be under the
direction of a board of control, COM
posed of the pastor of each of the
five churches and lay member from
each. For the immediate present the
work will be directed by the pastors,
each giving an allotted amount of
time to it.
The men behind the movement are
the Rev. o. A. Barbee, of the Cum
berland church; the Rev. w. c. Frank,
of the Methodist church.; the Rev.
c. (. Mclean, of the Presbyterian
church, and Dr. Nowlin, of the Bap-
fist church.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
KY. ROUNDUP
SHORT-HORN SALE
To Be Held in Burbon Stock
Yards Feb. 90. Breckenridge
Farmers to Take Part.

The. Kentucky Pure Bred Live
Stock Association is making extensive
preparations for the sale and show OF
pure bred live stock to be held in the
Bourbon Stock Yards, Louisville,
February "a, %. 26. and 81.
Tuesday, February "a, will be the
day for the Kentucky Roundup Hols-
TEN Sale and Show; Feb. %, is the
Angus Sale and Show; Feb. 20, Short
horn Sale and Show: Feb. 81, Here
ford Sale and Show
w. r. Moorman, Jr., of Glen Dean,
is a member of the Sales Committee
for the KY Roundup Shorthorn Sale.
And J. NJ. Howard, OF Glen eDan, has
consigned to this sale the Scotch Cow
Strothallon Mary and several well
bred calves of good quality, includ-
ing a young bull by Roam Sultan one
of the best sons of Whitehall Sultan
The 'Shorthorn Breeders of the
State will hold meeting at the Hotel
Henry Watterson on Wednesday
evening, Feb. rs, at o'clock.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
FRYMIRE

Mrs. Oscar Burke left Friday for
her home in Louisville, after several
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paris Barr.
NJ. J. Robertson spent the weekend
in Louisville, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Bruner.
Mrs. w. w Barger and baby, Char
les Edward, and Miss Matilda Barger,
were in Hardinsburg, Friday having
dental work done.
Beckham Barr is in Indianapolis,
Ind, visiting his cousin, Mrs. Lon
Greenwich, and Mr.. Greenwich
Mrs. s. J. Brashear's condition re-
mains about the same.
Several farmers from this vicinity
shipped car load of stock, Monday.
Prof. Horace Mccoy, OF Union Star
will teach the remainder of the school
which is one month beginning Feb.
Rev H. ]. Blackburn, of Wolf Creek
passed through here Sunday after
noon enroute home having filled his
appointment at Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Parks, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Grant and Mr.. and Mrs B. X.
Noble entertained to Rock last week.
June Mattingly and family, who
were tenants on Otis Sewers farm,
have moved to Mrs. Sarah Burch's
place. and Morgan Noble and family
will move into the house vacated by
Mr.. Mattingly.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11

trust, and his party in this county is
for him to the man. Here's to you Mr..
Ball. We hope you will be an easy
winner.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11

his tobacco, 1000 pounds at $40 and
1900 pounds of dark at SIS round
Says he sold early in the season and is
glad of it,
w. ]. Owen & Sons. Valley Home
Stock Farm and the home of Pure
bred Poland China hogs shipped last
week to R. Lewis, Cornelia, Ga,
bred gilt 500, bred gilt and 3 pigs
to John S. Slusher, Four Mile, KY,
500; fall SOW pig to ]. w. Keiser,
West Milton. Pa. for $25. Breckin-
ridge county breeders are building up
a good foreign trade, which tells the
story of good high class stock.
Henry Harper returned Saturday
from Henderson where he had been
visiting his son, Charlie Harper. He
stopped off at Stephensport, to visit
his son, Allie, at Bunday, Ind, He
has three sons at Webster, John, Ben
and Joe. daughter. Mrs. Scott Knott,
per, of Harmed. Says it keeps him
busy now keeping up with all his
children.
o
Thurman Smith. formerly of Steph-
ensport. and brother of Roland and
Hawkins Smith has moved to his farm
near Elizabethtown. He has been a
resident of Louisville for over 20
years, dealing in coal, has made good
saved his money and retires to a good
farm. His many friends in this county
will be glad to know of his well doing.
Warren Burnett, of Owensville,
Ind. was visiting his sisters, Mrs.
Rebecca Clark, Glen Dean, Route 1.
Owen Fentress, Glen Dean, 50 years
old died Feb 5, at his home. Wife
and five children survive him. He
was buried at Pilgrim church near
Rockville
J. r. Jolly, Nelson Jolly and B. M.
DeJernette, McQuady, attended the
Farmers Home Convention, held at
Lexington, last month. They said they
enjoyed the trip and the convention
and brought home some good things
that they will apply in their business
of farming. There is nothing like
farmers getting out and mixing with
men that are up-to-date and doing
things.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
CANAL FROM G. l.
TO OHIO RIVER
Ohio Legislature Passes Bill
To Construct Barge Canal
Connecting Great Lakes
And Ohio River

The Ohio Legislature before wind.
ing up its work, took the initiative for
the construction OF a barge canal to
extend from the Great Lakes to the
Ohio river by passing bill provid-
ing the preliminary steps. Now that
Ohio has taken the lead, it is expected
that the Federal Government will be-
gin surveys for the proposed water
way. Several routes have been pro-
posed. One extends from Cleveland
through the Mahoning Valley to
Pittsburg. another from S1ndusky
through Columbus to Portsmouth,
and the third from Toledo through
Lima and Dayton to Cincinnati.
The-tNdr Department has also Civ
EN- permission to widen and dig deep
err the Desplane River in order to
open the canal OF Lake Michigan into
this river which empties into the Hi
nois River
With nine foot stage in the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers it will be pos
sible to load a vessel on Lake Erie
or Lake Michigan. and send freight
through to the Gulf without having
to handle it but once.
When these locks and dams on the
Ohio are completed, navigation will
come back to the days of long ago.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
FIND OIL ON JACKSON
FARM IN HANCOCK.

The oil we'll on the Jackson farm
near Goering was shot Tuesday even
ing-xnd in less than one and hall
hours the oil raised to a height OF
$50 feet in the well The oil men in
this city have figured that the flow
Of oil at the present time indicate
about a fifteen borrel well a day
Arrangements for installing pump
ing outfit will be working today or
not later than Monday. Interest is
still at high pitch and Il now looks
as il the Newman Oil Co., will be
rewarded for their perseverance in the
oil business.
Sixty quarts of glycerine was used
in the shot.-Hancock Clarion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-02-11
FARM AND STOCK

J. L. Jolly who farmed with Beard
& Dowell, Hollis bottom, last year
has bought his fathers farm, (Sam
jolly near Glen Dean, and is moving
over there this week.
c. V. Robertson sold pair mules
last week for $4,000.
Beard & Hall shipped 20 head OF
cattle last week to their farm in Holt
to feed
Miss Ruth Order, of Louisville is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. C.
Mattingly and her aunt, Miss Emma
Lou Norman, at Glen Dean.
H. L. Waggoner Hites Run, has
bought a thoroughbred Big Bone
Poland China boar to head his herd
Price $3.50. He sold gifts, w. J.
Owen & Sons stock at $40 per head
Scott Smart, J. n Conkwright Noble
Sable. boar pigs. one to Carl Tin
Jus and one to Pat Greenwood at S2j
each.
G.. p. Smith. Nook, reports sale OF