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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Long Beach. Calf. Jan. 1.-THE
Long Beach high school football team
buried Phoenix (AriEona) high school
under lo2 20 score in the final
game OF the Southern California sea
son here Saturday. BY this victory
Long Beach. already state inter-
scholastic champion. annexed the
championship OF the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

NeWark, \ J.. Jan l2.-Fran-
Moran viii have an opportunity to-
night in an eight round bout with
Fred Fulton to even up the Knockout
Fulton scored over him in New or
leans IN 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 12.-Pitcher
Scott Perry has signed his 1870 con-
tract with the Philadelphia American
League baseball club, i was an
SUNDAY night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

sydney. n. S. W. Jan. 12-Norman
Ross OF san Francisco. Sunday won
the 100 yards and $50 yards SWIMMING
championships.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
PRoMINENT wRITERs coNTRIRuTE.

TAD DorBans noted sport page certoonIst and
writers Crane Ernest anEau. experts
and dopeEterH T. S. AndreVns boxing critics Franeis
Outets Of the greatest golfers FoFldi
Jack Veioek and ~rayy,D baseball boxing syrfterH
are esdtE contributions 10 The herald Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL
An o boxing. wrestling, footoali
golf bowling. tennis and other athletic eEea
wiz IN big and niatehea Aequeats
IN the columns The Herald F1li leased
sporting given special attsn-
by sports infornaton Bureau Telephone @o%e'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

referee. who was not IN position
to see the play guessed that the
hall had struck the ground
JeEitr got away q a clear field
once but Barry proved the Eu-
perior mudder End OVerhauIed
him
Adams Did Pretty Work
The one redeeming feature as 70
football was furnished by Adams. a
recruit trotted out by the Quarter
master corps to play end he played
little too wide on the defence for
the knee to knee style OF play and
a little close on the defence for the
type OF game adopted by his team.
but he showed that he has played
under capable coaching. He turned
his play in. tackled st the ankles and
dove in. headforemost. to recover At
least a dozen fumbles- Adams viii
bear close watching next season.
The season finishers" lined up as
follows.
send Quarter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Sufferers should realize
that it is a blood infec-
ton and can be perma-
nentlV relieved.

Rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison
It ices not require medical advice
10 know that good health is abso-
Iutsly dependent upon pure blood
when the muscles and Joints become
sore and drawn with rheumatism. It
Is not a wise thing to take q little
salve and BY rubbing Il on the sore
spot. expect 10 get rid OF your rheu-
MATES You must 20 deener than
that. down deep into the blood where
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Earned runs-LouisvIile. IA Baltimore.
J Home runs-HECKER. g Two-hase
hlts-Cross. White, Macullar. HECEER g
Passed halls-Crcss. I. ". Conway. I
Bases on halls-On d. CONWAY 6; of
HECEER g. Struck out-By D. Conway.
4 BY HECkER 4 unufre-Talsh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Hecker is stiu IN the land OF the
living, Charles .. White. chief Of the
Spalding bureau Of baseball research.
having located the man who scored
seven runs in a major league cham
piOnshiD game in OIL City, Pa The
man who pitched against Hecker the
day ne scored seven runs and made
SIX hits for total OF II bases. also
Is alive the writer having stumbled
across Dick Conway when he went
70 meeting Of the New England
league IN Lawrence last spring. Con-
way was identified with che Lowell
club He lives in the Spindle City.
About every ian knows that the
run limit for a player IN q Ma
tionnl league game f. six. The
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
Cambridge Agala Loses

Ce.i4Ao44ueU MS4.L l4UMA ~ uu.Cot
dsaln yesterday lur Iue NTH success
we Ilnie. This time II was the strong
" hIte haven club tnat DIT II, and the
local DoyS looked like thirty cents.
The game was worse than punk
Ih2 local boys have no excuse TO set
up against the heavy score. Inc
team as whole had an off DAY me
score read, White Haven II, Cam
bridge, 3.
Three runs seem TO be the limit OF
the local boys scoring ability. in
each OF the last three games, Cam
bridge has scored only three runs,
and only few ball games can be won
on sucn light scoring.
And the team must work togeth-
er as a whole. TO keep the opposing
team from scoring. Yesterday the
Cambridge team made thirteen er-
rors. How can a ball club WIN games
at that rate?
But it was only an off day and
it seems that all the boys picked the
same day to take off. They are get
ting desperate now, and will hight
hard for the next one
The next game will be with Sails
bury here, Thursday, Cambridge and
Salisbury have each won a game OF
the series and each is anxious for
the third. Lefty Hopkins is ex
pected to pitch for Cambridge and the
local management expects to have its
full regular lineup ready for this
game. Lets all go out and show the
home boys that we're still behind 'em
and help them beat. Salisbury Thurs
daU Tha CrOra.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
Big Job For Mardela

Seaford,, Del, Aug l6.-Manager
DR.. Wilson, of The Mardela. Md,
team, has got together club COM
posed of the best players from the
teams of the Eastern Shore and will
play Seaford tomorrow. AS Mardela
beat fredericksburg, TO L, The former
is more than anxious to lake this
game from Seaford.
Manager Hobbs has arranged an
other series with Laurel, the first
game to be played at Laurel Thurs
day. He also is in communication
with MilIsboro and likely Will ar
range a series with that town. Base
ball is thriving on the Dclmarvia pc
ninsula as never before and the games
in most of the towns are drawing
well.
Among the teams which have been
strengthened are oeaiorG, Fsderais-
burg, Greensboro, Millsboro. Sails
bury Mardela ana Dover. Federals-
burg has secured Clayton and Hum
mer, two star pitchers. They have
also added Marvel, late of the Mil
ford team; Melvin, of the East New
Market Club; Metz, of Philadelphia
and Hill, formerly of the Eastern
League.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
EXAMINATION TO BE
FOR CLERK-CARRIER
Civil Service Commission Will Con-
duct Examination at Cambridge
Post Office September 18th. Exam
nations to be Open to All Eligible
Persons,

An open competitive examination
under the rules of the United States
Civil Service Commission, for the po-
sition of Clerk-Carrier in the Post
Office, this city will be held at the
Post Office on Saturday, September
18th. commencing at 9 a. m.
Applications for this examination
must be made OH the prescribed form
which, with the necessary instruct
ions, may be obtained from Robert
T. Christopher, Secretary Of the U.
S. Civil Service Board of Examiners,
this city, at the Post Office.
All persons wishing to take this
examination should secure blanks
and file their applications with the
Fourth Secretary Civil Service Board,
Washington, d. c., at once in order
to allow time for any necessary cor
rections and to arrange for the ex-
animation.
Each applicant will be required to
submit to the examiner on the day
of examination a photograph of him
self taken within two years.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
Mr.. Furst Has Returned

But for the bruIse over his left
eye Mr.. Frank A. Furst would show
no signs of the fall from the step
at Ocean City. He arrived last even
ing at 8 O'Clock, having come all the
way in his car, and at his home in
Walbrook it was stated he was feel
ing fine. The journey was made by
way of Elkton, this route being cho-
sen because the road was good ali
the way Upon his arrival Mr.. F'urst
was visited by his family physician,
who found him in good shape phys1-
cally. The old gentleman will prob
ably be good as new in day or two
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
NO BIDS RECEIVED
FOR EASTON BONDS
Small Amount Asked For And The
Low Rate of Per Cent. Are As
signed AS Reasons Why The OBJ
legations We're Not Taken.

Easton Md, Aug. 16.-The fire
engine bonds recently offered by Eas
ton brought to bidders, but the pub
lic-spirited citizens are determined to-
have a new fire lighting equipment
and are planning a way 20 raise the
money.
With the present apparatus a big
fire here would play havoc With the
town and cause regret fpv de:ay in
securing adequate pl orectioG. The
cngine now usrI is out of cate and
nas 10 be drawn ny nand power un-
/ SIS some one comes along with
truck and ruSnes il IL the scene OF
the IRE.
Several plans are under discussion.
but it is safe 10 say that Easton Will
soon be in a position 10 purchase the
new engine and pay cash for it. The
bond issue calls for only $4,000 and
was 10 pay S per cent. The small
amount and the low rate OF interest
are the reasons why NJ one wanted
the bonds,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
Score by Innings:

Score by Innings:
Cambridge o. O 90 2 90 o.
White Haven 0 0 0 0 2 2 X-l2
Summary:-Two-base hits, Flow
ers; Ringgold. Stolen bases, Bounds
Malone, Williams. Double play, Ru-
ark Hurley, Robinson. Struck out,
by Flowers, 2, by Ringgold, 10. Base
on balls, off Flowers, 2; off Ringgold
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-17
". B. SPIVA'S
MEMORY BLANK
He Will Be Brought 10 Johns Hop
Aims For Examination.

Easton, Md. Aug. l6.-W. B. Spiya
cashier Of the Bank OF Somerset OF
Princess Anne, whose skull was fraC
tured TWO weeks ago in an automobile
collision near CentreYiIle. and VINO
has been in the Taston Hospital since
Will be taken TO Baltimore tonight
for an examination at Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
Since the accident Nr. Spiva has
shown considerable physical improve
ment, but he has never recovered
complete consciousness and cannot re-
call anything of the accident IN which
his wife, Mrs. Margaret Dixon Spiva
was instantly killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
AMERICA FiitSI.
HsnDI<G's MOrTD

somerset ky ort le The Leaguc
q Nations came in tor detaie ed atteu.
thou ffom senmtar Harding
Tho beat political thought "a
America ssslay is that Ameries il cay
able Of running her own affalFs. h.
said ~ there aren't enough OF -
who believe In America Fsret ia. be
In lh~ majority In November, aud
somebody clae has gus 90 fun me
unlsed States I'm IN favor of turn.
ina the entire country over 20 OKLA
homa and the middle wpas
Il like 60 preach ,he sospeI u to.
Hpiflng American nAtioualism as
enainht paralyTina inteFnaslonnlEsm i
like TO promote the cAAss of Amerl
can freedom and Independence as
against nnbmcrsence fn amy aunes
goyefume.,l IN The world
Aud scs some ot them tall ,oa that
they cant make om where stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
Information FURNISHED
FREE BY Government
II You Are Interested In ANY
Matter Or Historical Event
Just Write Bureau Of
Investigation

wAshlngson. OCT. ls-2nsoraasica
rcs9rdlng any activity in whisn fhs
ros~ramenfs IS interested viii ~
furnished so 4hc general subtle
sAr0agA tA~ Information service sec-
sion os sha United states tureau 81
effscienes here. according 70 an
noaSceement from the tarcaa The
information segYaca II ar ou'erowsh
of the bureaus Investigation into cup.
licAtAon q worx in government depars.
menss. undertaken at she direction cf
congress
"a yoa are Interested for instance
In the primitive condition u preh.s-
,oric man. of present day activities "a
agrscaliare. education or commerce e.
desire ia knHn where TO apply fov she
classification and biology os ghe core
leaf oeeslA write the hareau q e.
fsciency. information section, sAe an.
nonncemens says The section wlli
scs as reference index 10 &csivities
and Offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
/ AM THE
AUTOMOBILE

frnAurt of brain and hrawn. fsl man !
primary need faf tran~taFsafioN
ala the f4oeres II clsilaeatsan rs
bringing ncn CLOSER together
ana the ffiena aha nv servant u maa
kind
am ,ho comnanlon ~ refesiian snd
The hslpmcct ~ work
J scnaef employ ment ia millions
~peed proaucfien ana fhe avliyery " ght
world's goods
increase the vai1e u property
K place the counlrf within reaeh ~ tie
riiy dweller, and bring tAe sits 10 MS
doors - country folk
TO The farmer I have been rodsend
I saw him time and labor Thransn W
Ne has Improved hls way u livug
have brought The town close 90 hlm.
The manufAcsurcr aepends en me Il
carry merchandise fros SQUIRE 10 fact~rA
aud On "a lbe markets
] proclaim ihe wares ~ the merchant
! swell his profits serve the customer
am the feei ~ the salesman bearing
him 10 greater ~crvirs. - marr and
greater riches
bring the physielsn in lime 70 saw
the strirkeh keep his mind keen end
his hand steady ! restore roses 4" the
checks u pailar
serve the interests ~ an professions
aia the inspiration u art and q leiters
Man ia Indebted 70 me Tor the broaden
ing influence 81 trasei
provide eomfon and prot~sion eH
hlr wAy,
Woman realizes her independents
through my sffices
To youth, mean the nhoiesomrnc@s q
the great putdoors, the peetfy n melton
ana the romance ~ changing rcene.
To age. I brsug Fejueenatien through
diversions other than the bearibsieue.
attend man ~ hls birth Throughout
the span ~ life ! an the cradle, the rad
dale and the rocking elair
am the bearer 10 the final plaoe u
rest.
! am the new common carrier am
fhs automobile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

nv Ri " t0M NAt ON3
Scaled bids viii he received at the
City Clefka office IN the city of fsuth
fie, oklahoma until 10 A N.. October
iath. 1890 for the construction of san
lsary sewers N she following snaef
districts to'~il District No G9, nit
iFict No g. District "a and District
No sh
Plans specifications and hiddNa
thanks are on filp IN the CITY CLERK {
office aud are open 10 public lnAs ec.
lion
check certified BIZ some bank wita
Ia the city ~ Guthrie. Oklahoma. IL
bidders bond IN tha amount 81 Fiys
go por cent OF bid VIII be requlfvf
20 accompany each hll a. evidence
of rOoJ faith and conditioned hat
contract and bonds as required val
he executed and delivered within tei
liNl dase from the AWARD OF contract
by the Auccusafnl bidder
sho Mayor and Commissioner re
sorye the right 10 reiesl any or Al
Bids or 10 waive defects aud Acceal
any hld al their option
The Mayor and Commissioners 20
meet az the Mayors office IN the city
Hall fl the City Of Guthrie, Oksu
huma, October 10th. 1899 At the hour
of 10 A NJ TO canvas the bids and
award tho contract at which Time
any person interested may appear ana
protest against the Improvement
Dated this sth day of October. lge9
Geo L. Anderson.
CITY Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
OFFICER HAS THR|ll|Nc
EXPERIENCE WITH CROOK
Battle Atop a Five. story Build
ing In New York Movie Like;
Cop Finally Kills His Man
Who Falls To Pavement

New YORK uc. ie. ratrolmaa
Martin aill Friday ssrueglcd - mla.
utes on The roof OF tis~stcrs
building viih San nomn&o negro
he VAS ttyiag 70 arrest and thea
shot his anlasonls, 10 SAVE hlmsei,
from helnx hurled into the street
The nxse with bullet ia his
stomach. sild OF ,he ROOT, FALLING lnto
a basket o. laundry woman had
lcfs on the Sidewalk There he dled
scores II ~des,rians watched tho
struggle alcus with xaesss ia n~aray
by hotels
fkalls foxMef soldier dashed ~
TO the roof and caught Glil hs one leg
just As the negro Was about 10 vll
him over
The nego identified as Rafael
Colln, bad obtained uiil's pistol 40
fired at ,hs officer. ennndlng him II
the shoulder The sailor cracked
co,n on The aead With . stick. aud
Giil rcgalahF his weapon. fired twice
As the neElo made hls last furious
rush.
Oill said b. had attempted 10 ar.
hest coiln on canssalnt 81 q womsn
that he had iusuted her,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
REDS ~ Oslsk NDOpr
Opf> DtOIs~ ntlt

i.sadoa. OFT ia IAer kext So.
eositesea unnecessary t. lae Iiolsb f
vlk scheme - ligs IN nusas ohl
rFivllesra ppY@aAa afs ~ ual %
pessess theia
when the AAsneiaiea E'rNa eofges
poaasns esesDsty treassd Ilu.sA ssk
ed Tor = doe krs n one ~ - 70.
sloaaiisea hosels 81 omaA De Ma 81
formed ~ lhe hptsl tammlaa to
meFly the owaer lAai anlsg 80 llsl
regime doaga are nnl saesee~i 81 ~
hoitvd
An sppeei 10 the Ctse AelsAyis
eemmendAHs resalssa ~ gHs sa'e Aa
correspondent uhtalnlnx aH oltstA
document sgantlps him 81 aas hs
privilege ~ loekiak lhe asp b t's
room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
NURSES SCARCE, SCHOOL
TO Be ESTABLISHED
New Glasses Are Formed BY
the Household Nursing
Association Each Seven
Weeks

lA~tan. Oct le eA movement 10
huAa az an adequate hody q nar~ing
atsendAnsa 10 serve ~ moderate wax
- IN homes where outside care i
nenscd IN eases og sickness hu, wheV
means are sAcklns 10 pas trained nars.
- has bnea started IN this city The
Household Nursing association "a Of.
fefiag women from 70 70 Is years n
aee. a carefully planned course which
Il describes as designed 10 prepare
them tor the care a. kwkuess 10 the
home and the care cf thr home aorsnp
sickness"
New classes are sornsed every seven
weeks rhe expense for the ,ralnlnr
II small, Tho tralning extends over
.eriod q seven months. beginning
with stads q care IT the hoase. mark
citing cooklne. dlesesles snd nursing
After this preliminary Nork the stu.
deais are sent 20 cooperating hospl
tails for four months. receiving actual
training ami experience in the carr Of
patients After care 81 mother and
hahy IA then iearned IN maternity
hospital
When the coarse ia completed tho
students arc Eiysn case Nors under
supervision of a trained nurse f,r five
months Il their work has proved
satisfactory they arr then glNca A.
ploras AMI are permitted d eork III.
dependently Through a registry sys
tenn the association is able to provide
consans employment FOR graduates of
the course
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
foley KIDNEY PILLS
vcp nk~gsewF klnhsf~ AVN RLAppta

tFlrst Published Ia Daily Leads +
October ~. la20l
NOTICE 70 BIDDERS
Nolice Ia hereby given ihns sealsd
bids viii be received Al tho office oi
tho County Clerk Of Logan Connt,
State of oklahoma, up until nne
o'clock A. 81. Friday. the usath cay
of October. ies0 for the furnishings
% material and rae building of 'he
sub and suptfstrntiufoa. according
10 plans and specifications on file
IN the office o, The County Clerk ~
I4oean County for the following
bridges
Concrete Arch between Section hix'
teen fie) ana Seventeen tl9l Town
ship Sixteen tfr) North of Range
Two tgi West
Ten foot ~ six foot culyori to
tween Sections Fourteen tisl and
Twenty Three t2Sl. Township seven
teen tl7l North 81 Range One "a
West
Eight foo, by six foot culyert be
tween Sections Fifteen liSl and six
teen tlel, Township Eighteen (iS'
Norta nf Rance Two ~ West
Ton foot by Eight foot cnlyeri be-
tween Sections Thirteen tlsl and
Twenty Four f2il Township seven
teen gi7l North ~ Range one lil
West
Four foot BY -four foot culsert o.
tween Sections Fifteen tl5l and Sia
teen liGl. Townshlp Nineteen tiAl
North of Rang two ~ West.
OF Range Tow ca West
Bids will be received Tor al of N,
supersirncturrs and all of the fur
structures In one lump sum
No bids will be considered. unless
accompanied BY certified enscA
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&x&@ &M&&wMwwxN
X. OF p. RESOLUTIONS
pr. B. M. pukE.

xv gwS S&xg gs1x IS )
wnereAs. loAn W pnke departed
sa&s l'ge ia ihe city ~ Gathrie on the
lesh day o{ October. A u 1920
Whereas the Sapreme Rnlcr ~ the
universe tha, doesh al things well
las seea 81 "a His Infinite Wisdom
se femose grosn sur msdss, Brother
John NJ pake. ie me Celestial ledge
above. therefore. be il
Resolved, bs sushrle i.oage No, 2.
knsxhss a fythiAs ave recognlse that
Ia bis aeash she lodge. state. end city
q Guthrie has lost true and faith.
fa fsiend. vom csens. srvsss r..
liable ~Atshnl patrsosle and loyal
sltisca, lrlead and nei heor There.
fore b. il
Resolved rnaf Ne deeply smpash.
ise with tae Aereayea wife IN tails
AeF great astlie,son. ana commend her
10 the syaSashy and love ~ com
passionate Savior who is ahlc to make
All 9race ahoand unio them, that even
IN this sore trial. they NAV be able
10 SAY 1ho Lord glveth and the
Lord haiA taken away blessed be the
name ~ the Lord Therefore "a il
Resolved that ~ are deeply panied
and sensible 81 the loss thus sas-
'aincd. ana realize thu, shining lIgh,
has indeed gone cut that as catizen,
ae.ghbor friend and trusted states.
usan, his place cannot ha easily oocn
pied. aad Is not attained except ey
he honorable, INDUSTRIOUS and loyal
vigilant Therefore be u
Resolved tAai COPY o. these reso-
iu'ions BE- Immediately transmitted -
lhe bereaNed widow u lAe deceased
sAAt the resolu,lons are and shall 30.
come a Isff Of the permanent record
a. TIE proceeding a this lodge ana
recorded al length IL tae records
thereof
Passed ard approved under the
seal 81 The Kaights of Pytaias Lodge.
this isth day Of October. A. ~. 1920
r y Reae-. chairman: " J.. Bennett,
J q Templeton. committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16

amoantsnr 10 ten percent % shs
amount og the bid check ef sut
sessful hlaa1f Will ne fealned
until proper oend has haen entered
into FOR the rompletsoh og ts4 wVyk
Tweaty percent nf the suntgA /
rFiee will be retained ~ the CapnlY
nngil the worn "A accepted hs tAa
Hoard og County Commissioners
la awafiins The tentfact. pre-.
rencv viii be klven marty hssinx
ample shop tNrllItles pTapef expect
ence. and ahlllty o. handle thn ~cfS
The Heard reserves she risht to ~
lceg any and all bids
kMil 4 HiNatiil
Chairman ~ IApNFt d County gun
Logan County Oklahoma
lSFAt.,
Il A Estas
tuunss Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-16
lfirst Published in the 0uthflA Daily
Lender Det i1, lpsn
Itnlft NATftt

rtnLie SoTfsE
vsnintlon ~ intentions "a pave certain
ayenu'a IN the clts u Guthrie. sta,e u
Oklahoma. ~
iie " resolved. by the Mayor ana nnatd
u Commissioners " the city ~ uulhtir
Oklahoma.
FIRST That Il is deemed necessary 10
grade pave, acadamise, gutter. curb, dfsln.
and otherwise improve. ln,ludiur the ~
stallaiion of all mun holes. catch basins
And necessary drainage pipe
NOBLE AVENUE. from thr west Iins
% second street 20 the East line 81 rifh
street.
Villas AVENUE. from the west lina ~
Division Street 10 the east liue II rlfth
street sexecpi The Intersections already
paved
SECOND. That this resolution shall b.
published ia Aia consecutive Issues "a
elusive u Sundays and Iesal holidays IA
ihe uuihie Daily Lender, newspaper u
general circulation IN nsid city N nuthrie.
THIRD That II tho owners of marp
than pno hair lns area ~ the land liable
I" assessment 70 pay for sufh Improve.
mentN ~ SAID highway or hlghwayn, ahmlt
net within fifteen 40 daya after The lac,
publication ~ this resolution file witb
The ''ily Clerk thelF protest sgalnut saeh
Improvement, then 'he cay commissioners
nhaI cause sueh improvement 10 b. made
and contracted % the expense ~ aaeh
abhttins lots, piecss or parcels ~ gr.nna
and street % steam railways a. provided
BY law 10 House IilI yti. a the I.apisin
iufs " The State of uklahotaa. dated Aprii
isth 1905, entitled. IAN act 10 provide far
the improvement ~ streets and either pnh
ne places within cities ~ the first elass
by FsndIns. paving. aeadamising, enblng
sn'isnnR and drsiplng the same aud AZ
ciaring 90 emergency, providing that as
such protests ~ objections shali be- mnds
~ :" each street o other highway sspar
atsiy.
Passed by ~le Beard ~ Commissioners
aud approssi by the Mayor this i2fh day
u october ig2O
y ". ifAnTaAN. Mayor
Attest
GEo. l.. ANprnHOA.
CITY Clerk