The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
MONSTER PAVING
MEASURE PASSED
Improvements on Streets
and Alleys Will Cost
Nearly $750,000.
BLANKET RESOLUTION
Hubbard Votes in Tie--City
to Sell Park Tract--to
Rename Streets.

~ large volume Of business" was
given ~ the reason for special
meeting Of the city commission yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
which recommendations ot city En-
gineer &. E GrlggB for numerous
street and alley improvements were
ordered accepted and bids adver-
tiscd for at once. Tho vote on a
blanket resolution covering the pro-
posed improvements WIS not unnni-
nous. Commissioners +. NJ Bohn
and NJ. j. McNulty. tr.. having IA
vored the measure and Commission
ers II. r. Newblock and X. u. Cur
ran voting against It because they
desired a more complete investiga
ton of the measure. Mayor G, VI.
Hubbard cast tho deciding vote IN
favor of tho proposal
Tho resolution involves the grad
ing, paving and erecting curb at
cost OF nearly 100000 on n num-
ber OF streets and the grading and
paving of alleys at n cost OF about
s250.0 900,
Following are tho streets named
In the resolution;
Center. west Tulsa, Frisco
tracks TO First, Frisco, West Tul-
miral to Chambers; First, West
Tulsa,) Lee to Texas Main tWest
Tulsa Center TO Texas; First, West
TulsaD Mitchell TO Jones, Division
(Wcst Tulsa Center to Texas.
Following are the alleys
Block 20 original town block ~.
original town; block II, Maple park.
block 2O2. original town: block l29'
original town; block TO- owens,
block 3, Oak Grove, block 3 North
TulsS. block ll3, original town.
block |. Bliss. block 1. Stansberry.
block 2. Earns, block 4, Stone
town; block ZOE. original town.
block 2. r. 4. r., block 2, Campbell,
block 2, r. T. T., block 3. Perryman.
block isl. original town; block 0.
original town; block 2s. original
town; block 81, original town; block
49, original town block IL. original
town; block 81, original town, block
109, original town. block 1T. ori-
Gnal town. block i77, original
town; block i7s, original town; block
$50, original town. block 1871, ori-
gnal town; block 1so, original
town: block 100, original town,
Horncr, block 2, Oak Grove. block
1911, original town; between Four
teonth and Fifteenth from Boston to
Cincinnati. block l. Kirkwood. block
4, Friend Gillette. block 8. Kirk
wood, block 2, Friend. block g..
Friend, block O. Horner. block 4,
Oak Grove. block o. North Tulsa,
block I, Lindsay. block I. Brady
Heights. block IL, Burgess Hin,
block rs, Burgess Iiill. block Z.
Crosbie Heights, block o. Rlvervicw.
block 4. Campbell Heights. block -,
original town. block Is. Burgess
IIill block H. Burgess I'M, Seven
tcenth TO Eighteenth from Boston
to Cincinnati. block 2. original town.
All of the alley paving except the
last six named blocks will he brick.
the city engineer said. Tho cost
of the alley paving In based on an
estimate OF s2.400 for each city
block.
Others matters handled at the
special commission meeting included
tho approval OF proposal signed
by n. X. Graham asking that the
city dispose OF portion of Wood
ward park, Mr.. Graham stated that
Dan Davidson. John III. Miller and
G. II. Cunningham. real estate men,
had appraised the value of the tract
at $4,000. The commission ap-
proved the sale of the tract ana
ordered that bids be advertised for.
petition for n street lamp at
the Thirteenth street crossing on the
Midland Valley railroad was refer
red TO tho commissioner of streets
and public property for investiga-
tion. The petition stated that the
nearest street lamps to the cross
ing were located at Roosevelt on
one sido ana Peoria on the other
side.
Tibbets a Pleasant. contractors
were awarded tho contract for the
construction OF sewer In district
number i66, at cost OF sii2.070.