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The New York herald., 1921-12-30
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Maurice Burke Roche, Lord Fermoy.
Will arrive from Europe in March.
Mrs. Lucy Work Hewitt is slightly
indisposed at the Colony Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon have opened
their house at 22 East Fifty-third street.
Mr. and Mrs. John cheever Cowdin
are at the Belmont.
Prince Albert Radziwiil of the Polish
Legation in Washington is at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Parmalee Prentice
and family have gone to Williamstown
Mass, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte entertained several friends at din
rer last night in the Colony, 667 Madi-
son avenue.
Miss Mary Davis Landstreet has gone
to Washington. d. c.. to visit Mrs. Ar
thur Lee.
Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly will give a
luncheon at the st. Regis on January 3
and the night following a dinner.
Brig. Gen and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt gave a dinner last night at $40 Fifth
avenue for Gen. the Earl of Cavan. who
Is their guest.
Because of the illness of Mrs Henry
Coster Steers the dance she planned for
tonight at Alden, in Port Chester, has
been given up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle and the
Messrs Robert and Arthur Ryle. Jr.,
have arrived at the Princess HOTEL
Hamilton. Bermuda.
Mr.. Morgan e. La Montague of 146
East Forty-seventh street Will return to
New York to-day and will be at the
Ambassador Hotel for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Wood Burchard.
who had arranged to sail tomorrow
ABOARD the Olympic, have postponed
their departure for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eppley, who
spent the Christmas holidays at their
home in Newport have returned to the
Ambassador Hotel where also are Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman of 80
West Fifty-sixth street Will start Tor
Palm Beach on January s, where they
will occupy their new villa until the end
OF March.
Mr.. Auguste Philippe Won Henert an1
his bride, who was Miss Adelaide Routh
Ogden, returned from their wedding
trip to Europe by the AG<iatic and are
in their apartment at 16l East Seventy
ninth street. They were married in
Calvary Church on October 27.
Jonkheer w. II. de Beaufort, Counse-
lor of the Netherlands Legation, has
come from Washington to the Ritz
Carlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manning
Sage of Fernbrook, Albany. n. Y, and
the Misses Anne and Katherine Sage
also are there.
MIR. and Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon
Barnes will give a supper and dance
tonight in Pierre's for their young
relatives, the Misses Barbara and
Joan whitney and Miss Josephine j.
Dodge. In advance OF the entertainment
dinners will be given at their respective
homes by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall j.
Dodge.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
OnITITARY NOTES.

MRS ISABEL H. ALEXANDER, wife OF
the late James Alexander. president Of the
Alexander Microscope Company, died yeater-
day OF heart disease at the home OF her
son. Arthur s. Alexander. $50 West 11Gth
street she was n years old Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at Mr..
Aiexanders residence. burial will be IN
Kensico Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

The Rev. jeremiah u. Botkin was for
forty years Leading figure in the
stormy and picturesque politics Of Kan
SAG. particularly IN the days ot Popu-
lism and "Sockless Jerry" Simpson He
was in succession D Republican. o Pro-
hibitionist, Populist and Democrat
having been Prohi hibition candidate for
Governor In 1883 and Democratic candi-
date in '90S. He vas n Representative
in Congress from 1897 to 1904. AMI war
den of the Kansas penitentiary from
1g13 10 1915
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Assistant Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Wainwright entertained at dinner last
right for a company of eighteen.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mrs. Charles Selden entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Rauscher's for
fourteen of this seasons debutantes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
IRIS NETTTE PICARD scUWEIR1N.

MRS NETT1E PICARD SCHwEIRIN.
prominent among the hepublican women of
queens died Wednesday AZ hcr home. t1D
South Ia avenue. Flu-hipg. NJ hes RI,
discasc. She was ~ years old. Mrs. Schweirin
WAS born in Philadelphia. was graduate
of tho Pennsylvania state Normal School
and later studied at Columbia University
9iyl was prominent In social service work
anr politics ip Queens. Her husband. two
brothers and s;vt s.sis;~ survive.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

The Argentine Minister and Nine. lie
Breton entertained distinguished COM
pany at dinner last night for Senator
Schanzer and several members of the
Italian delegation.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
THE REV. J. D. BOTKIN DIES.
Was Leading Figure I'm Kansas
Politics for Forty Years

WINFIELD, Kan. Dec. 29.--The Rev
jeremiah D. Bot<in. former Representa-
tive In Congress from this district. died
ct his home in Liberal, Kan. to-day
He was ~ years old.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
WASHINGTON.

Lady Lee of Fareham has recovered
from her recent attack OF influenza ana
left for New York for a weeks visit.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mrs. Harding received number of
guests at the White House yesterday
afternoon by special appointment, many
of them being in Washington for the
holidays. The President and Mrs. Har-
ding have abandoned the proposed trip
TO Pinehurst, n. c.. and will spend the
remainder of the holidays at the White
House.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
D l E D

Alexander Isabel kiitiedcc Georgia
Bcarns. Henrietta y. Koch. Emma
Blactstock, George 7. lee. Thomas A.
Prandeir. Rudolph Loudon. william
Rrann. Henry A. Mayer. Alexander
Erevoort. Nav ". McCabe, James "
Cunningha M, II. y Newmarch. Bert
Denton. George &. Ottman. Sarah w
Duggan. Henry Reed. Margaret
Ely, Helen l.. Schmitt, Louis IT,
German, Bernard j. Schweirin. Mrs. n. r.
Graham. Marcella a. Simonson. Mary A.
Hesvey, christopher stark. America
Henry George l.. Thorp, Emma "
Iiiglcy. Mrs. Warret Treanor. william G..
lbhotson. Henry w. Won Claim. Henry w.
Iglehart !. G. Jr. Wise, Albert
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

SIEClAls wv afslD.
ESSEN cABRIoLET, s4o5d2. motor 54653
n. ]. license ls413a al new Goodyear shoes
2 Penn vacuum spares stolen Dec. 30 about
cate with e. b. HOLLYWOOD. S5 Fulton St.
New York. Telephone Beekman s9s7.
LOST-Would appreciate hearing from lady
who called up Mrs Berizzi at the Apthorp
about bag lost Christmas night, as boy evil
Gently misunderstood address. Private phone.
Schuyler ST1S.
LOST-Will party who took Boston bag and
Carona typewriter from 308 w. SGD ct.
please return papers and tickets; reward
and no questions asked.
LOST-Dress suit case. left in taxi at the
entrance Of Lorraine Hotel. 3 30 Wednes-
day: SO reward for return to $50 9TH av,
second floor.
LosT-on Monday evening. black pocket pocket
book with two handles eyeglasses inside :;
$40 reward. Mrs. G. MILLER; Circle 445g
LOST-Silver mesh bag. marked May G.
Stokes 3642 Chestnut St" Receive reward.
215G Herald go B'way.
LOsT-Wedneaday afternoon. Dec. 2s. at
Century Theater, pair of mother OF pearl
opera glasses; reward. Phone 954I schuyler
Jswe.ry.
LOST-Tuesday noon at 33d and 9th av.,
Hamilton gold watch. double case. on fob,
engraved Abbey Snow Belden 1914" back
cover set with diamonds; generous reward.
Return A. S. BELDEN. Hotel Earle. Jos
Waverley pl.
LOST-At Ritz Carlton ballroom or restau-
rant or I'm taxi between Ritz and 115 E. 73d
ST., diamond flexible bracelet; liberal re-
ward will be paid on return TO f15 East I3d
~.
LOST-At Atlantic City, small linen jewel
bag containing a diamond brooch, AQUA
ma rine lavaiiere. ten dollar gold piece. Suit
able reward If returned to II. FREEMAN.
u s. Bartram av, Atlantic City.
LOsT-Pearl necklace. with diamond clasp.
on Belmont Park trolley or from Grand st.
n (lreha rd Reward 10 %, Mac
GIBBON, Jamaica 14I9W.
I.OST-Saturday evening. in or leaving Hotel
Lorraine. 5th ay., 45th ST., black opal pin
with diamonds: suitable reward. JOSEPH
JOHN KOEN. ~ John st, N. Y. q.
LOST-Diamond ring, fancy pattern, gold and
platinum, containing nine damods; reward.
IL Joh at. room %
LosT-i5ar pin, is diamonds between oil
O'Clock Tuesday morning reward. ROSEN-
MEYER. 400 West Tooth. WadsMorth GOO.
LOST-saturday, large Madonna pin. be
tween 62d. 9Th av.. 59th ST: reward. Plaza
1914. PARK, q East ed.
LOST-Beaded bag containing wrist watch
and pearls. Reward. HICKEY. Myant sI94
st50 PEwARp
for return Of platinum and black onyx watch
with fob attached, containing 80 diamonds
lost December %. between 3lst "a. and s7th
FROST. 9Th av. and 4sth St
500 REWARD
for return Of diamond set watch having
square monogram "R. w. S." pair OF cuff
links diamond set, two pearl studs: no aues-
tions VIII be asked. II. w. SCHUETT. 375
Park aV.
500 reward no questions aslted-Lost.
Wednesday evening December %, az the
Casino Theatre or Club Maurice A.. lady :
platinum flexible bracelet, containing 2
emeralds and 60 small diamonds. Return 10
KIRKPATRICK. Ieweler, G2i 9th av
Cats. Dogs sc.
LOST-Dog white Russian wolfhound fe-
male answers name of Beauty: reward
40 Park pl. Bklyn. Tel. Sterling 09o9
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Maurice Burke Roche, Lord Fermoy
will arrive from Europe in March.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mr. Auguste Philippe Won Hemert All
his BRIDE who was Miss Adelaide Routh
Ogden, returned from their wedding
trip to Europe by the AGSiatic and arc
in their apartment at 16l East Seventy
ninth street. They were married in
Calvary Church on October 27.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Jonkheer w. II. de Beaufort. Counse-
lor of the Netherlands Legation, has
come from Washington to the Ritz
Carlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manning
Sage of Fernbrook, Albany. N. T., and
the Misses Anne and Katherine Sage
also are there
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman of 80
West Fifty-sixth street will start for
Palm Beach on January s. where they
will occupy their new villa until the end
OF March.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs Marion Eppley, who
spent the Christmas holidays at their
home in Newport, have returned to the
Ambassador Hotel, where also are Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Wood Burchard.
who had arranged to sail tomorrow
ABOARD the Olympic, have postponed
their departure for several weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

Mrs. Lucy Work Hewitt is slightly
indisposed at the Colony Club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18
SPECULAT|VES SET
NEW LOW RECORDS
But Vigorous Rebound in
the Final Hour Re-
cover Losses

NEW YORK, Aug. Conditions
In the stock market today under.
went some alteration from their rc-
cent rcaCtionary trend Numarous
speculative issues established nc,,
low records for ~" year but these
were recovered in the vigorous ro-
bound of the last hour
There was mo- specific ncWs 60 ac-
count for the sudden reversal.
Prices were lower los ! 90 points
I'm the first half OF the session
Rcars made capital Of further dlvi-
dond reductions and omissions and
tho retention OF the g per cent rate
tor call money that rate holding
throughout the day
OILS were the outstanding features.
especially foreign issues
Independent stcols and secondary
equipments suffered variable soft
backs with motor, chemical fortl.
izcr and food issues Sales amouud
ID TO $4,000 shares.
A brisk rally In marks featured
the foreign exchange. London and
most continental rates notably
Dutch bills, were inclined to react.
Trading in bonds was more diver.
-ificd. and a slender tone ruled il
the more important domestic and
foreign issues Liberty "a showed
especial strength. Total sales. par
value. ss,65O,0O0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

CHICAGO. Aug. l6-Recolrts 1900:
h"'' steers and she STICK steady to l6c
fin.;5, some held higher bulk byof
steers S7.Oonl0OO. bulk tat she stock
- 0oH6 90, Gamers and cutters So.2EW nj
-5' bulk bulls Sl.tOH6.0o, huik light
veal calves ssc5dS75
'gs--Rocrip's ~ 600 mostly 81 75c
lower than yesterdays average top fln.2l
early. bulk light and light butcher. 81. 90
n 90. bulk packing sOWs ys.Tr 90. %.
liT- f2SH soc lower. bulk desirable $500
utrF
sheep Recpipts 10 600. mostly active.
native lambs strong. spots grr higher.
TOP $40 M 20 city hutchors. bulk in pack
rrF s. ,O1iO.0O culls {j.J0Hf00. wns'
.-0 lambs steady. toy no., ranging
down 10 $1,000. sheep steady. bulk Tat
ra.re 81 15G 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

NANsAS OITY- Aug I7-|0I'ITo 70
.'.Ns ~ 600. beef steers steady 20 .rC
lower than Yesterdays close, some bids
under high um,, part load vcarIlngs
. m, prime heavy steers held uh'H"
u 90. calves steady TO strong top veal
-'7 10 packers $3.50. stockoTs and feeders
ig1k 80 2lc lower, early sales s. lu"i
I'm. other classes steady. bulk plain ~
good cows $3.50 "a 800. many cuttt"r-
around 81 M; yrarling hrlfers f9.5, can
.,s mostly MS 200, bulb bulls $50
Hogs Receipts $500 open slow So
~. over than yesterdays average. close
.. around 25c lower best $1,000 l.'a
Ig1 averages - packers ana shippers
-. roo and 22o pound weights 81 -. 70
primo csO-pound weights s. 90. hu Ks
''. 8, o0u 90, throw out SONS
".s'" s. nm best stock pigs f9.7b.
n' sp Receipts $500, steady mostly
,'I native ewes $500 $50, T,Nas year
.tS' ffoo fed yetrlngs 500 Iamhs
'.'Hg 'u Csc htshcr, top natives $40"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

SECTION That tho ass~smcn's
hereby lowed against zach ~ Ia" above
described lots ana parcels OF land shal
boar interest at tho rate ~ seven u"r
cent tfcsD per annun, and 10th principal
and interest are hereby declared TO bo
doht against tho owners gt tho land ana
"A lion upon such lots and parcels Of land
prior 80 an other li"us except III" lion
tur state county ana city taxes from
this date. and the Same shall hc enforced
and collected hs other taxes w. the 'ity
of Tulsa. oklahoma, are enforced huh
collected ur may ho recovered and tn"
lien enforced hy apprrprat" judicial pt"
SECTION g. That tho assessments
hereby levied against the ahgv" described
lots. tracts Of land. and other property
liablc Co assignment, shall be- payable IN
ton NO) annual installmcnts. Tho first
iustallmcnt with interest To that date
upnu IN" whole assessment shan be nay
1929. nui ON" ins'allmcnt thereof, with
iutorost ON the whole amount remaining
the LET day Of september ~ each of th"
years 1898 to 1891, couEcCuttN'ly, both
Inclusive. and the Mayor and 'ity Audi
tor are hereby authorized. directed aud
tractor assiguablo and negotiable tax
bills for sad assessments and interest
"a herein provided. with iuutalIm"ut
coupons thereto attached for the amounts
maturing each year. said amouni' To
bocom" due and payable ut the Office ~
tho tumuissiuucr OF Finance and HoN"-
mn" ~ Tn" city of Tulsa, oklahoma. on
tho nrst day Of september. zach Of tho
years, 1879 TO 1881 both inclusive, ana
said tax bills shall be dated tho date Il
tho passage ~ this ordinance and there
Is levied and assessed against sad prop
crty such an amount as shall l." n"',7.
sary 90 pay r"uS"uabl" attorney i""
and expense of collection, a. the same "r"
hereinafter dr.crihod and specified,
where th,rr shall hoyo been default In
them. or any instailm"nt Of any Of th"m.
and attorneys Toes haN" ht"n 'h,"ri"l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18
l.EGAlS.


Co. exceed th" ruw ~ ~ So iu tu' las..
f'r f'rH'ratI" Hii'u''7 i.D Nh.'"
N'Hfi'l "n amount n"' ~" ''.'.
twenty t." t.h' p"f ONnt ~ iN" QUO 'uht
ut a." delinquent WsiA.lu'rt % lnr'u'-
mems ana Ncrfu"i interest lh't'unI
Nhl,h lh n' case shall cN'~'d ihe sum
tho ..,.. ~ 4 '' '''' Wv '''' '"''
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18
IEGAIS

truls bcuE iu tho denomination 0f o.. ono
each. Nu bids will hv accepted Of l,Bs
than par and accrued iut~-HSt.
Tho above issues u bonds ~ tho ''y
under section "a, Article 10 ot tno Cous'i.
tuNuu uI tho State ~ DtIahUub. said
bondH 4Yo uut optipr,I run .tIy twenty
ftr tH ysrra win ntet,st ~ tts per
cent r.I nufun. uavattr SOM. annually.
.,u fII, ff.t I8t ~ t..brusf. amt AUGUST
~ .,rn ,,,, u..a,I,... 3nJ Irt.,.sI 1,,.
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..Wr''' .'HNt ''r' "hF 'F'hl'n OFT r
]. t''I.Nt l.' "ifI'I" i'Fui '"nfulHHl"h"t
70 ihu rihiu u' tNHhnua. and 1turr'
rhutudlN, fR'rri aud pudsn Of bus.
tom. Mos.
An Tt'uu4hla must be- accompanied uF
separate ,rrt|ucI check uu a.fnr alI
vent hank banking h.usr Dr tf.af r.fu
.t,uy Iu fn, ,tit, .f t,r cont OF fr.
i.st. f.f ,bI.h i.t d. u,.t, ,s ,,l.I.f. &
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

NEw YORK. Aug. l7.--icnd Quiet.
spot 4 40.
2in,- uuu East ST. Lou's delivery spo,
tcuHtat
SEW 'oiK Aug. --Dotton--Spot
guI"t. u |I.'uE l' SO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

Following is prices asked and closing
tid Of STANDARD on stocks on the Nrw
YORK curb Wednesday as reported by HJuB-
ton -Fiblc 4 CO..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

r'kF WORTH Texas, Aug lG-. Ca'uc
N,."IIis 5000, boev"s g. 30 n GO.
,."ossrs ts.oGH5.OO. COWS ana hotter.
va lf', calves Sl.O0H3GO
h'gs .- peceiU's I 500. Nghts 81 f0u
heavy fH.Oouqe5. pigs 6S001N. ~
H0rep- Receipts 500, lambs : io1
v'th,rs N5C4A.75, ewes $500 O
$50 goats I2ooG2,25.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18
LEGAL.

10 b .. ~ f..s 90 talNa
10 t 10 I U.lN.a hn coca
Iy\.U r.u.,.rur NrptrfD%
trt,InE f.. Fourth -trrctl
80 t o. IlUuf.s 30 ll -
80 sV ~ WILSON, 90 t7 q
10 .I .HN O. g. l.ftrr 10 .ts ~
% O. p, .II " s,uHara .o IfsNs
80 90 o. I.N D vs. .tnirra 90 40 ~
d. |u .N 900 N..... ..t.f,r lu "a. o.
10 ID D Do I.rnrs Boo Jsq 80
INO. NIftNUS NpuIIIDN
u,.'rE f.r Fourth -tIo,D
rt 's N,rr ~ Amt
! 'rt.t ~ nui tcr,r'hri rs
follow. u,rIrnior at mo
intersection 90 ,hr uotth
Iiuu Nf l.n.h ut,kt
tr.u Addition aul tho
uHrn .M. ~ thr Mite
H..I Kansas a I,,tt
l..Ntt ufht NJ vef
tH.U.. cast aIHrE the
u.IIh .ur " h'.,k
u..NtNHIu Addition
d.s'uu.. of .I' thence
r..fU .ruf .t fItif angles
ID. tt.. .n.Ir rme BLOCK
u,.ttu.rn Addition
distance uf pta. to
p.Iri uu tnp north Unr
90 ttIf halfway rI.ht &
VA, fnru., unf.rV..frr
q, aI.r. flfs north .r. sf
..It ....|o... ,IYIr IL "a,
distance " 9..0. a., tho
talri ~ t,rIrulr. rho
T....t V.,an.rtIau Go rIti EssIs
,...f % .,ut I,..ffr.t
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anttSS
constr no uf s
Z ol. o.
oclo on
icr,dh s
time snail be decrd "
Dated hs I'th day OF Au9'" ''' Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

Following f. prices asked and closing
hIl Of iud"Hondcnt utl stocks uu the Sew
York curb Wednesday as reported by n tus-
ton Flhl, A co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-18

" 'l il hHliNNlNk 'NlhbhA9s ANllHh"
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Srttco ls hereby given that bids will
Lc rccciv'd at tn" otfico of the cay
huyu1. 20. 1921, Tor tho construction OF
Storm Sewer Said Saver to be known
us tho Noscdalo Avenue Sorm Sewer.
from the South line of Archer street TO
The said Guy of Tulsa rc-'rvrs unto It.
-oif tho night ana option ~ paying for
such storm H'woT. Including all labor.
machinery and material Of every Kind IN
cident thereto. In Sewer nouds ~ the cry
of Tulsa. bearing date. july lal 1921. due
July lat l9tt, issued in denomination. or
81 900 90 each, with Interest at the rat" ~
6Ll per cent per uuuuUt payable semi.
annually ON the first day ~ February Hud
August Of each year, principal and inter
ost payahl" - the FIsc" Agency Of mo
state q Oklahoma. Ct Ncw ~ CIV
made ~ usid bouds of not l"aB than par
u nd accrued interest TO which all hldd 300.
contractors aud property ownors ard
parties IN interest VIII tak" du" n1l'd
and govern Themselves accordingly
Plans. piufil"s and specifications 'an be
to,n at tho office u tho Guy Engineer.
Hids must b." mad" upon the OF .ial
tropo.al sheets Of the City Of Tulsa.
Tho right tp reject any part ot pf any
or AN bids la reserved to the Hoard of
Commissioners Of said 'iy ~ Tulsa
= ccrtincd check In m, sum of 1--WE
90 per cent of ih" ampunt ~ the bii
Will bee required from each bidder
A surety bond iu tho flI amount Of
the contract viii within ten bOl days b"
required from the suuo'hsful bidder All
bids Will Dee opened and considered by the
tr held IN tho Giiy Han in said 'lty ~
Tulsa ~ o o'clock On. on Frida}. Aug
~ MRS FnAHK sEAMAH.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
To CONTRACTORS

,Published In tho Tulsa Daily World
August 10. lG. -, rs and 70, 1921,
world Publishing Company, Iubllsh-
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SECTION 2 That tho assessments
hereby lcVicd against each u ia" above
described lots ana parcels ot land shall
boar interest at tho rate 81 seven p"r
cent Gc,n per annun, and both principal
and interest are hereby declared to bo a
doht against tho owners ut tho land AMI
"a Hon uppu such lots and parcels Of land
prior 80 an other li"us. except IN" lion
Tor state. county ana city taxes from
thia date. nui the same shall ue enforced
and collected Ha other taxes w. the 'liY
OF Tulsa. oklahoma, are enforced huh
collected ur may be- recovered and tn"
lien enforced by appropriate judicial pro.
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u'ubIIyrrI in tho Tulsa psiy worlI
AuEut %. &c. ~. IN and 80. 1924.
W"Uld ruhlahinE ,umptuy Publish
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- - ~ W ANhN''N 'N'HHf NANH''A
~ follows beginning At
the northeast corner NJ
BLOCK I. Iiackathntn hd-
ditiou thence Houth along
IN" east line nf Anid
BLOCK l a distance of
2O3 90. thence North
wostctlv along the north
liuo ~ the Missouri, Kan
gnA a Texas Railway
right ~ way u distance
of 912s'. thence north
epSttrly along H straight
line 10 a ,pulut on tho
north liur ~ Block I
lih,kithorn Addition
III - west ~ tho north
east corner uf said block
thence east along the
north line ot said Hlnck
distance " l771 to
tho point ~ beginning
HiacH Sivalla y Bry
Huu II
a.. ..s...H.,.,s s.r,suH, ID,
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MKs. FRANK .EAMAN. CIV Auditor. =