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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03

the prices enacted from the consumer
are largely taken up somewhere along
the line Producing sections of the
country do not care particularly what
price scale prevails for finished pro-
ducts 50 long As raw goods can be
sold at reasonable profit The west
was never more prosperous than dur
ing the past few years of e1tortionzte
prices to the consumer because the
west could market its products at .
profit Lower prices mean absolutely
nothing when losses must be borne
blythe producer.
There are certain definite things
which can be done to alleviate the
certain suffering which will follow q
continuation OF present conditions
Idaho hay can be marketed At . profit
IN the middle west If the freight rates
are reduced sufficiently that they will
not be prokIbitnve- Credits can Be
extended TO farmers to permit them to
carry their crops Without waiting
for a tariff, action should be taken to
prevent the influx of foreign goods
hold here at a profit because of the
exchange differentiaL
Credits is the one thing that prom
Uses best But the problem of finane-
ing farmers from one end of the
country to the other wherever wheat
hay, corn or cotton are the prineipa
cash crops, is no small matter. Bank.
haven't the surplus to carry the load
In the middlewest, we are informed
there is scarcely bank that Is not al
ready facing a depleted reserve. Sew
enfeen recent bank failures in Nortl
Dakota would indicate that this i
true. Iowa farmers cannot borrow /;
nickle, no matter what their propert,
is worth nor how free from incum
brances 1t may be. The money ism
available from ordinary sources t.
loan.
But it is idle to think that nowhere
in this United States can funds b,
found to meet the present emergency
They can be found and they should b.
found. That these United States, tn,
wealth;est nation on the globe pro
ducing some So billions in Is month";
for war, cannot finance a far smaller
venture in peace times is unthinkable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
FIGHT DEVELOPS
ON TARIFF PLAN

CONTINUED rRoM PAGE ONE
sentatives Treadway. Massachusetts,,
aW Tilson, Connecticut, were under
stood 10 have been the republicans
who stood against the measure
while Representatives Rainey and
nun, Tennessee; Oldfeld, Arkansas,
and Collier, Mississippi, were the
democrats who opposed the legisla-
ton
The republican committee mem
Is oeIs were said TO have opposed toe
~ on the ground that II tariff leg
sSuun was to be enacted IL should
include protection for manufactured
commodities, few OF which were al
ru owed To remain In the final draft,
rms contention appeared to have
saIhed some strength among repre-
eeh'a'ives from textile and other
manufacturing districts and is ex-
pec'ed TO precipitate heated debae.
representative Knutson, republi-
van. Minnesota, chairman OF the re-
Gently organized conference OF rep
.esentdtives from farming districts,
saiu he was sure there would be
o'''er opposition from the urban
representatives., but added:
Prepared for "Battlc Royal"
=, we members who see the need
y. me farmers for help are pre-
pared FOR a battle royal. We think
sr, can muster 200 votes for the
III ana l personally serve notice
~. vu lhose people who seek to defeat
sns Oil that they will sweat blood
,m ,s,om they get anything for their
uus'ries when II comes TO per-
s'ahent tariff unless they do the
'air thing now"
against this came the statement
~ inc senate democratic steering
Sommi,tee that ther did not regard
e ne measure as an emergency pro-
r rosal and would demand that 1t be
,,sohsldered by the finance commit =
,S 'h regular order when II reaches
NJ NJ senate. Senator Harrison of
'Ss'ssippi. a democrat. served no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
new YORK POLICE
ROUND UP CROOKS
SoNrtyyEp From PAGE ONE


CONTINUED From FACE ONE
present force OF i0.e06 could not
compare in number with the forces
" continental cities, he believed APP
pointment OF 500 men would suffice,
II patrolmcn were taken Oft tepe-
ment house inspection ana other
work performed abroad by members
of other departments.
other members OF the bord de.
clarcd they believed the city was
under policed and that citizens were
more than 'smewhat alarmed as
Comm issioncr Enright puts it,"
Mrs. Lucille Emma Brooks. who II
undvr arrest with John Cdvanaugh
and Nicholas Lorcsch In connection
with the shooting of Police Licuton-
ant Horton In II running fight with
tf.nRsiArs after n holdup last week,
tpday appeared before n grand jury.
Woman Tells ~ Murder.
Before trstifytng she was said TO
have declined to Ngn waiver OF
immunity, according to- attaches OF
the criminal bureau. This prevents
prosecution Of her In the present
case. II was reported she had
sigaed n statement. bur its contents
Ver" nOt maze puDllC.
Mrs. brooks was heavily veiled
but appeared on the point Of tears
when she entered the iNry room. She
was one of the eight witnesses sum =
moned by Assistant District Attorney
nineen. who appeared before the
legal body to. ask FOR first degree
| murder indictments in the Horton
case. animation of witnesses
will be continued tomorrow. John
Waltcr Brooks, n Chicago insurance
man. who hastenod here to hs wifc's
assistance. accompanied her into
"riminal courts building. In rcceiv-
ing newspaper men he reiterated his
cencc. lie said she was 35 years
old and q native of Russia.
Asked II he knew the persons
confidence and Mrs. Brooks inno-
with whom Mrs. Brooks was alleged
to have been riding In the car from
whose running board Horton fell to
his death with a bullet in his lungs:
Mr.. Brooks said he believed he had
seen Nicholas Lorcsch deliver drug
store supplies to the apartment the
Brooks once occupied near Barnard
college and that John Cavanaigh
was the son Of a janitress In another
apartment house In which they had
lived.
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tice from the floor OF the Senate
mat he would oppose the bill
The democratic party" he de-
claied, cannot afford To stultify
itself at this time upon 40 import
mt question OF principle as that
which the tariff proposals involve"
Let me say to my friend from
mississippi Senator Thomas, dem
bcrat, Colorado, interjected, that
l sympathize with his view and be-
tween us we may ba able to Keep
some part of the democratic party In
line"
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'uolhn.u W the lu'sN b"'y W",a
,'''u'ne. ~ ~ ls' ~ ~ ~
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P"hS' 'unI.s.'is 49,. ..
VWu>NN't ~. al's
an 'inll"noe '" Appot'"n, leNy hnu
ht7'hs sp'cl'l '"H'H III p"ynen, OF tns
Vos' et ,on"',u,tnh a sant"iy lever
IN FWnu DE hit, ~. Ioa,
steh,sn anu "s,holhheu ny ordinance
~" w, s"n '"clhrlnH an emersency,
WhENhAH IN pursnAne" ot thc nrovi-
sions OF 'he 'n"rtcr ot 'he 'i'y ot Tulsa.
Oklahomh' hhh thc statutes OF inc state
OF pklhhomb 10, such sas.H inaue ana
ploNln.l the -hih ',y ulh by oiulnnnoe
no. ip'l .teh'e ana 't.hpl'sh nEW rN
'lSThltr NJ lb1 ana ai'er declaring "
necessary io consruet sewers N SAID
0E WIN blNl NlNi ~ iva ny 'nr pro
VISIONS l pth'n"n.e 10 IVY. u'h, on
lht sotn dhN nt D"reWbcfs l9lS let 10
Tihbets leesani' Contractors. a certain
contract Tor tue construction OF certain
ssn''nIy, sewer ih SEW HR DisThicT NO
lt3 and
WHtltEAS IN pursuance of SAID con
Thc' HRlu Ilbbets " iIohshht has con.
huuot"d ,oItsin sanitary sewer In said
SEWER DiSTRi'T NO i0a. and tho work
under Thid contract has been accepted and
tpproved ny tho CITY Engineer and tho
noalh OF COMMISSIONERS OF tho City OF
Tulsa and
WHEREAs. In further pursuance OF the
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SECTION q THAT IN, assessments here.
by levied on each of the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby do
olnted tn lie Item upon such lots and p,r-
co.'s Of land to the same extent as othe,
taxes and shall he collected and enforced
N the same manner a. othet taxes In and
FOR the city OF Tulsa oklahoma, are col.
lected.
SECTION 3. Thu, all assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three (3D
equal annual instsilm.nts sa authorized by
sald statues OF the state of oklahoma for
such case made and r-JVidsd; that tho as.
sessmcnts shall bear Interest at tho rate of
eight 80 per cent per nnnum. payable an
nually at III" time ~ the payment OF the
several Installment- e the said assess
nlents, from the date ut ihe taking effect
NJ this ordinance. that the first install
I,oht of said assignments together with
.tallnents shall bu payable on the 18th
DAY OF December, 1921, and tho re
Of the firs, publication OF this ordinnnce
msininr deferred i'.s'r.,ments with ths
yearly interest on the unpaid instailmen,s
shall be payable on the 18th day of
all shan he paid.
Provided. however. tina, any Of the
owners OF the lots or parcels ~ land o.
assessed may at any time during the tour
80 consecutive weeks following the Jay
pay to the Ciy Auditor OF the city of
Tulsa the ful, amount OF the aasessments $
cells or land ana thereby release such
property from the lien Of such assess
| ''f' 'N - inHt WIS ordinance snal'
he published for four 90 consecutive
weeks IN the Tulsa Daily World. news-
haper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma; tha'
the publication ~ this ordinance as re-.
qured by law shall bo taken and regarded
| M sufficient notice TO all persons inter
ettsd IN the assessments hereby levied by
| the terms Of this ordinanc.
| SECTION 8; THAT an emergency e,,a,,
Tor the preservation Of the public healtt
and safety by reason whereof this ordin
anco shall take effect from a nd after ia
passage. approval and publication
| PASSED, and the emergency ciaus.
ruled upon separately and approved Thu
| iSth DAY Of November, 1920.
| APPROVED. this agth day OF November
4. y. EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest;
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~. IS a. is, is II IL, 10 20. III, a.
1870 The World Publishing Company,
oRpiNANcE NO. aio7
An ordinance to apportion, levy and a..
sess special taxes In payment of the cos'
Of constructing a sanitary sewer In SEW
Tulsa, as created and established by or
dinanee No. 2o77. and declaring an emsr
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF tn. pro
visions of the Charter Of the city OF Tulsa.
Okla homa. and the statutes OF the state OF
oklshome' for such cases made and pro
bisrRicT NuMBHR iss, ''s%"'" and attcr sFTs nav.
%: n sss sh%Es i E
l6s. by the provisions OF said Ordinance
No. ?077. did on the 9Th day OF June 1920.
let to tho Tibbe,s A Pleasant, Incorporated,
contractors. a certain contract for the
construction OF a certain sanitary sewer In
SEWER DISTRICT NuMBEp !s:. A.d.
WHERI AZ. - .';:-.."e. "f sad contract {
sa'H "'..st. a Peasant Incorporated, have
tOnttructed a certain sanitary sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT MEMBER 1Gs and
he " rk under said contract has been &C.
oepted and approved by the city Engineer
| and the Board Of Commissioners OF the
city OF Tulsa; and,
WHEREAS. In further pursuance Of the
| 0atutes OF the State Of Oklahoma, "for-
said, and under tho terms OF me Chsrta
OF the said city OF Tulsa. oklahoma. tt ~
missioner of the Guy Gf Tulsa - levy and
assess a special tax np)n 'ho property ".
able to assessment N sRid FEWER DIS
TRICT NUMBER iss. by -eas1n u the
construction of said sewer AMI TO pay Tor
the same, and,
WHEREAS. the totsi clst ~ the con-
struction Of said sewer ~ snii SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER isa. including ex-
tras, havs been asc hvtainsi and q here
by declared to be the sum ~ S3i.;-I?7, .li
OF which Is to bo loviad by sspsill ss.
sessments against the IJts an paroels OF
land benefited b. the e, nsirurt,un ,f
said sewer in said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER l6s. ard
WHEREAS. all legal rcn,rsme1's ha,s
been compiled with to authorize he levy
OF the assessments aga a-t saiL lots and
parcels Of land 50 lads Tor ,Ie cdst 81
construction Of said sewer 81 ss'i SEW ER
DISTRICT NUMBER $50. ~ the amounts
hereinafter specified Va sscti1n / OF th's
Ordnance.
NOW, THEREFoRE. RE rr ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
ERS OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
HOMA;
SECTION a; That there shall he. and
there Is hereby sapportionei TO ana levisd
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels Of land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 100 In the city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, so benefited by the
construction Of Mid sewer. special
tax to pay for the construction OF said
sewer, the amounts respectively as fol
lows, TO witt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
MRS. FRANK sEAMAs
city Auditor.
FRANK y. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.

clty Attorney
Tubl,shcd IN The Tulsa Daily World
r. &c u.s. 20 " ao a. ~ 1870 y. u Iaaaa1y aa ~ 10 g
:. g. 8. s. .. 10. II. i2. - and ~
ORDINANCE No. ans.
An Drdlnsnc. to spportion. levy and
assess special taxes In payment Of the
cost of constructing sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1855. AS
created and established by Ordinance
No. 20t7; and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of .hr pro
visions or the Charter OF the CITY ~ Tulsa
oklahoma snd tn. statutes of the state
Of Oklahoma, for such eases made and
provided. the said CITY dd by Ordinance
No 20a7 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lG5 and after declaring It
necessary to construct sewers In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO isf by the provi
sinns OF Ordinance No. 20i7. ala on tho
5th day of october. 1920, let T. constock-
Smedl.y Co. contractors. a certain con
tract for the construction of q certain san
ltary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO
l6s and
WHEREAS In pursuance of said CON
tract. said Coustock -Smedlcy 60. has con
struc'ed certain sanitary sewer IA said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1876, and the work
under said contract has been accepted aud
approved by the city Engineer and the
Board Of Commissioners Of the city OF
Tulsa and
WHEREAS. In further pursuance Of the
statutes ~ the state of Oklahoma. hfore-
said and under the terms 81 the Charter
u tho said city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma. II Ia
deemed necessary by the Board Of Com
missoncrs ~ the City of Tulsa Oklahoma,
TO levy and assess special tax upon tho
property liable to assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1876. by reason OF
the construction nf said sewer and to pay
for the same, and
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the con
strIction Of said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT 80 lG5. Including extras has
been sErcrtaiued and .a hereby declared to
rRICT 80. lft. IN the amounts herein
after specified In Section ! of this or
llnduCr.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT onDhiN.
ED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
be- tho sum OF tl.s7i.i7 an Of whirh r.
o be- levied b. special assessment against
the lots nu1 parcels Of land benefited by
%, construction ~ said sewer In said
SEWER Dl'TPlET 40 lSb. ana
WHEREAS an iegd requirements have
been compiled win 90 authorize the lcvy
= the assessments against said lots and
parcels so iiablo for the cost 81 coustruc,
ton ~ snii sewer in said SEWER DIS
ERS or THE CRY or TULSA. OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION !. THAT there shrll hc and
there BIS hereby apporti0ued 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels Of land IN said SEWER DIS
rRlCT SO 1876 In the city of Tulsa, okla
Homa, 20 benefited by tho construction ~
I'd sewer, aTeCial tax, 10 pay fOr
The construction Of said sewer, the amounts
t,HfpTflytly aa fOllDMHt
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oI., Il'N mar the assessment mere.
~ 'oNlta on s"uh o' 'ne "poNe Wentioneh
lVs anu paIces "t lahd are hereby de.
s'ar'I !" u" 'eh upon such tots sh1
pa'ooH ol 'shu 70 ,ne same ett"nt a.
o.1ol '''rs shu rnsli ne opl'c'"d ana
th"c"h IN ,nn naue manner AS othW
,hhes III ana ,ot tne city OF Tulsa OklA'
"oil" Itt,,.r,J ~" o9i'oo,sn, -
HEt loN y. ih", az assessments mere.
oy leelen nhnll be divided into thIce ol
.1ual "nntal lhs.hiimenls az anthoriSed
~ sai' statutes OF .he STATE or Oklahoma
ini such chs's nan, anh provided that
lha assessments shaIl near int"rew NJ the
| raw oi elsh, W per cent rer anhuiy, pay
ape annually ~ the tiino or the payment
pt lhe srN"ral Instruments OF the sssess-
nshIs hr9toHald from We dhta OF tho
tahlhs eic't o. th'S ordnance mat tho
Illrl lhs,hlin"nt OF salh asse1smehtp to-
xether WIN the accrued irt"."st on the
deferred ins,allmcnts' SHAH be payable on
,ho lb,h dsy OF becenbsr, 1871. and the
remaining deferred installrnents with the
weary lnteres, on the unpaid installinents,
shall be PAYABLE on the 18Th day ~ DE.
c,nip't OF ra'" succeeding year uhti! All
eHnl p' b"lu'
Provided however INA any of the own
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
BROKEN ORDERS
CAUSE OF WRECK

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
der direction OF Masonic CHAPTER
OF Sand Springs.
watson, engineer of the trouble
car, IL the father OF two small chill
dren and Reid has one l4-year-old
son. Watson was taken to his home
In Sand Springs Monday afternoon.
lie received a scalp wound and
minor injuries. Reid, who was also
injured about the head, Is more Sc
riously hurt and will remain at the
hospital for sometime. Dr.. c. j.
Hahn, attending physician. stated
that although il was necessary 10
take number Of stitches in the
scalps Of the wounded men, their in
juries are not serious.
Iiaycr Trusted EmpIOyc.
THE cause Of the accident was the
disobedierce Of Reid, who was con-
trolling the work car" +. H. Stef-
fins, vice president of the Sand
Springs line and supervisor df the
Sand Springs offices, said last night.
Tho orders had been for the work
car to wait. Reid went forward on
his own initiative and was making
for the siding at Medic when nc
spied the passenger car coming to-
ward him He WIS OFF schedule and
was going at such n rate ~ speed
TO make tho siding that Watson, the
engineer. could not stop the ear. and
when It hit Bayer's car the two mon
were thrown back and slightly in
iured.
"Bayer had the right OF way and
was running SOW preparatory 20
stopping at Bruner station, lie
stopped his car before he attempted
to jump. That was what caused his
death Baycr was careful motor
man until the last. We cannot ex-
press the sorrow that his DEATH has
caused the entire force. fie was one
OF our oldest and most respected
lemployes"
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IN THE WAKE OF
GREAT CRIME WAVE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE OSE
and robbed OF his detachment mess
iund Of 500, which he was carrying
McGinnis had checked his automatic
and handouts at the union station.
Returning tn the station after hav-
ing accompanied police on "A futile
search for the thieves, he obtained
his pistol. and with "a companion, re-
traced his journey from the depot.
Ihey entered a negro cabaret near
The scene of the holdup. The SER
seant recognized four negroes, who,
with eight others, were IN the room.
a patrol wagon carried the whole
party to the police station. where
two negroes MCGinnis Identified az
actually doing the robbing, were held
IN default OF $1,000 bonds each. The
others were released. McGinnis was
offered a place on the Kansas city
poice force as soon AZ his enlist
ment expires. which, he told officers,
would be two years.
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SECTION u That ths Assess,nen "
hereby levied on each Of the above men.
toned lots and parccita Of land are hereby
declared to ba lien upon such lots and
parcels Of land to thc same extent as other
ta1ss and shall be collected and enforced
In the sam. manner us other taxes In and
for the city Of Tulsa, oklshofna. are col
iect.d.
SECTION Q; That all assessments hero.
equsl annual installments ss authorised
by said statutes Of the state OF Oklahoma
for such casen made and provided! that
rate OF eight 90 per cent per snnun.
payable annually at the time Of the pay
ment Of the several inEsiimen's Of the
said assessments, fom tho date OF the
taking effect ~ this o-iinance; that the
first install iment OF Aaid assessments to-
srthef with the accrued interest on thu
deferred ins'ailmentA, shall bo payable on
tho 18Th dsy Of December. 1921, ami
the remaining a, ferred installmonts. with
tho yearly interest on the unpaid install
cent shs ayas on .ns s.H yssy cay
until all SHAH /. paid.
Provided, hOw,V.r that any Of the own.
ers OF the lots or parcels of land M as.
sesscd may at any time during tho four
90 consecutive weeks following the date
~ the first Publication of this ordinance,
pay TO the Clty Auditor 81 the city OF
Tulsa, tho fun amount OF the assessment.
so levied against their SAID lots ana par.
cells OF land. H1d thereby releas. sio h
property from the lien Of such assass
ments.
SECTION o. That this ord ma acc sha W
he published for twonty nine l2s) cnnsecu
tive days N the Tulsa DAILY World. a
newspaper published IN tho City Of Tulsa
Oklahoma that tho publication Of this
ordinance Hs required By law shall b.
taken and regarded ~ sufficient notice
to all persons interested In the Hssess-
ments hereby levied by tho terms VI this
ordinance,
parts of ordinances ln conflict with tho
oroyiEtnna OF this ordinance. ipgufaf i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
Fort Worth PoIi..c A.,

FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. 90.
'F1ylng squadronS' of picked men
and former soldiers were authorized
THIS morning by Police Commits
sioner Montgomery in order to sup
press the crime wave here. The
special police will be given speedy
automobiles. The and OF the
american Legion post has been tend
cred to the city officials to fight
against robbers, safeblowers and
burglars.
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Drastic Sentenced Imposcd

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 20.--Drastic
sentences were imposed in criminal
court today In an effort of authori-
ties to check the crime wave. Two
negroes. Tom Morgan and Jake Toll,
were given Is year sentences when
they pleaded guilty to brutally slug
ging W. B. Leslie. prominent attor.
ney while robbing him. The rosbery
occurred Thursday.
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LEGAL.

hctchy levied shall De- divided into three
'' equal annual ipstaliWcuts as author.
iycd by suli statutes II tho state " ukla-
h"tHu Tor such cases made and pro, ldcd .
that the assessments shall bstr intcrcst at
m" ratio ~ eiEht 80 per cent yer Hnnurt
r'Nahi" annually 't 'ny time NJ the pay
mont ~ The several ir~tallucuts VI tho
easements Aforesaid from 'ho date of
'hs ttiuF effect Z THIS ordinance. that
the firei insniimcNt of sail ussrssfrcnts
tfg,fIrr WITH the accrued Inttteat on the
.rfuttcl lustplluru'H. SHAH be- payable on
ne 18TH DAY " December lQan aud tho
'uutulng dotertrt iustdjimcuts with tho
N''rh Interest ou IN" uupNld inst,liwruts
shall he way Nhl" nn tho i5th dsy - 'c
'oWh't ~ each succeeding year until an
shall ro peid
Provided however. that any " thu own.
'tt ot the bots VI parcels of land tb as
Hre',h may at au, time during the four
80 consecutive weeks following the ittc
ot the ~" publication ~ thi7 Ordnance.
pay tu tlr tItN Auditor II the CIV ~
Tulsa the tuN amount ~ the pSscssinents
su lu,iHl AGAINST their sath lots AMI rer.
cells ut land. ami thereby release such
property from the lien ~ such assrss
SECTION That this ordinance shnu
bo published fur twenty -ninr tcNlcouacc
uuvv uANs iu tho Tuisa psitv Wotid a
newspaper published IN the titv OF Tuiat
oklahoma, that the publication " TITS
ordinance pu Required by law shall hr
taken and regarded aS sufficient notice
go al pctspus intcrrsird In the a-s"satucuis =
hereby levied by the tcrms of this ordt.
nance
SECTION That sll uriiusnrea or
IBffa Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions ~ this ordinance. IN 40 ftt vs.
aurh conflict oNiats. are hereby repealed
SECTION q That an emergency es
iats t"i the preservation ~ the public
health ana safety by reason whereof this
.rtluuu.y shall take effect from aud after
Ne passage. approval and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this 1Uh
try ~ p"trmbrr. 1890
ArrNuNED. this IAN day of December
ls2o
r - EvANs Mayor.
Attest
MRs. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
Approved
PRANK o.. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.