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LIKE TO HAVE
THE EARTH FLAT
Mental Laziness Finds
Idea of Sphere
Repugnant

Tho dictum OF tho overscer OF
Zion, known ns Noliva, that the
earth is flat ia but the recurrcnt
echo Of a tradition that has moro
followers than II Is pleasant TO think
OF, says the New York Herald.
In his fret lesson in geography
the schoolbOy learns that the earth
Is round like "A bah or an orange
so FAR az his school courae IN con-
cerned HIS conception OF round
world begins and ends with that
statement Tho world which he sees
about him Is flat and the maps
which he secs throughout tho rest
Of his life are fiat Even the land
laws which declare that township
OF public land shall be six miles
square and bounded east and west
by meridlaus OF longitude imply a
flat earth. Perhaps II n globe or
miniature earth were used in the
first lesson In geography pupils
-might be trained to think in terms
OF a spherical earth instead or the
span which 10 the vision is always
flat,
Belief IN flat earth, however. Is
not confined to pre-Culumhlan
times II exists widely today. Sew
eral years ago professional man
! whose business placed him In con-
/ tact with people OF every sort made
/ the question OF the earth's shape
/ a part OF a psychological test. In
/ tho land whore everywhere is cast
/ the shadow Of public opinion he
| found surprisingly large number
/ Of persons who professcd belief In .
] flat earth. In comparatively few
7 cases the opinion was positive, IN
/ the minds OF an overwhelming ma
. IL ~ -.
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companies Of the new West Virginia
National Guard we're accepted tor
federal service. During the recent
labor disturbance. 1929 men, many
Of them leaders in the public and In
dustrial lie Of the county, volun-
tcorod for service In logan county.
The coal deposits ot Mcdowell aie
pariiCulariy valuable, and large
Lumbcr OF new coal mining COM
panIes have recently commenced
operation. This, according TO Hous-
ton q. Young, secretary OF state,
Indicates complete development Of
the territory within the next few
y,ars.'
Hallway and Hospital.
Two new Imlrudds have aisO been
projected into Logan, one To connect
with the Suriolk and western iau-
ROAD In MingJ county ana the other
80 connect with the \ifginian ran-
road. a branch line Ot the Chesa-
poake and ohio railroad now enters
The cuun,y from huntington.
Another item winch y attracting
genera attention - the sreCtion IN
the near future Of a hospital a.
logan The project Is headed py
,r. Henry -. Hatfield. former gov
CtnoT.
Walter 5. uallanan, state tax COM
missioner. has just competed a
.aDulalon tnuwing the asa, ssed val
cation OF all property IN the state.
one OF It's outstanding features Is
,he Increase recorded by every one
Of the counties In the southwest.
Boone county leads the state with
Ian iucrcaso In property value OF
{9,1SU.llO. Notwithstanding that II is
ono OF the smallest. 1hc total valu-
alton OF Boone was fixed at go
t65, ,i22.
These Increase reflect the re-
markable strides In development and
,ruwth industrially and In every
other way Of this southwestern part
/ of West virginia. said Commis-
! sionrr Uallanan.
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LEGAL.

,rubllshed IN The Tulsa Daily World,
World Publishing Company. Publishers,i
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENT FOR PAVING, IN STREET I'M
PRONEMENr DISTRICT NO. g7t, CITY
OF TULSA OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board Of Commissioners. adopted on the
lfth day of rtoher, 1894, notice IL hereby
given that the Board of Commissioners
Of the Cfty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has eN-
Amiuvd the estimate and statement u
the Guy Engineer as to the amount OF the
cost for concrete pavement which snould
De assessed against the abutting property,
the property benefited and other property
liable to assessment and the 0wnerE
Whereof In STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. 27t. which Includes the
following described portions Of strcets
to-wlt.
FIFTH tFourth) STREET from the
East line Of Lewis Avenue 70 the West
line Of College Avenue
And the said Board of Comm issi ionerr
has. by resolution, duly approved the
aforesaid statsincnt and estimate Of the
CITY Engineer and has determined "a
assess the cost OF improvements In said
distriyt against the ahuttlng property, the
propdrty benefited and other property
liable TO assessment, and the owners
thereof as follows, tO-wtt.
cor EAfs KryEsNN
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Chicago Livestock.

ONICNNO, o. I|-"NFceIpI,
~ 600. chui.e and prime beef stocra and
ycatlings steady TO strong; others and me-
dium COWS opened slow top yoariiugs
81. 90, t-p 2id- pound steers ficlb, bulk
beef steers So 30 " 10 90; bulls weak veal
calves strong TO 25c higher; bulk TO pack
ore az Hll.i5, stuCkorS and feeders opened
HfeHdN
Hogs Receipts $1,000; active lbV2sc
hiEuy.. mostly use higher than yesterdays =
average, bix packers out Of early trade
practical top $50, liEht lights up 20
$50 bulk butchers t7.SSySOoi bulk
packing suws $500 200, pigs mostly 25c
higher bulk th1JuN.tO.
Shs"p--NcCeipts % 900, killing CLASSES
generally steady, western lambs 300, ma
tivca early to packers - boW S1t, TO city
butchers 50 90, Culls mostly i6Oo, choice
native yearlluEs 6l2b, feeder lambs duh !,
NO earlY nlI..
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Two negroes were engaged In
conversation when one or them
became very much annoyed by the
prosistcut attention ~ q large Fly.
Sam whut kin q flv am disP'
Dat am ho7s fly"
"Whut am "A hoSs fly"
~ hoss fly am fly whut bug
res round COWS an hosscs an
'ackasses--"
you ain making out FOR 20 call
mo no iackaSs?'
NO. ! ain maxim out for TO call
you no iackass. but YOU cain't foo
dem hoSs flies" magazine
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tPnhllahed In lhe rul.a pany warld. BE-

tPubllshed in the Tulsa Dsly wsrt; ; o,;
tober 20. %, 2e, a. IS 1921. Tho World
Publishing, Company, PublishersJ
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS.
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
2s3, CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board Of Commissioners adopted on tss
18th day Of October 1874. notice Is here
by given that tho Board OF Commissioners
OF tho City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, has sx-
amined the estimate and statement Of the
city Engineer as to the amount OF the
cost OF tho NiErolithic concrete pavement
which should be assessed against the
abutting property, the property bene-
fitted. and other property liable 10 assess.
ment and the owners thereof In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. li
which Includes the following described
portions OF streetH to-wit;
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD from the
west line " Rosedals Avenue % the
east line Of Tacoma Avenue except
Intersection at Santa Fe.
And said Board OF Commissioner hA
by resolution duly approved the atore-
said statement and estimate OF the CITY
Engineer and has determined to assess
the cost Of tho improvements In said dis-
trict against the Rbuttiug property, lns
property benefited, and other properv
liable TO assessment and the oNnA'
thoIeof as follows. to-wit:
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, oct 27..-Enriy
declines lu the cotton market today
did not persist as a favorable opiu-
lon Of negotiations 10 smooth out
the railroad labor troubles gained
ground. and pronounced firmnera
featured the lnttor part ~ the day
Toward the close prices were pat 90
90 ~ points higher than the last
prices of yesterday and the close
was very steady at net gains Ut 40
90 - points. December sold 900 high
az 17Ibc. and closed at 1850.
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CHICAGO oct rs. Ruttsr- Higher.
creamery extras 45Ac; hrsts sou cav C.;
seCDnds S3Hgbiac, standards Auc.
EEca-Hlghsr, receipts al2g CaHUsj
firsts 42utbc, miscellaneous az t9c, re
frlrrrutur extras 8JaHlAc, refrigerator
ursts 324 W33c
Poultry Alive higher, fowls iSue9hc;
springs lBc, turkeys 2Scs roostrrs lic.
Vatstors Weak receipts m cars total
United states shipments 1890. Michigan
Minnesota and Wisconsin sacked and bulk
Wisconsin white fl.GAul 40 Dwtt Mime
sofa and NuTth Dakota Rcd River sacked
and bulk 81 dbU so Cwt., Idaho russrts
81 20 cwti Idaho rurals 3a.OO cwti Mich.
lEau ruHsutH g. 10 CWt
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WASHINGrON. oct combined re-
sources and liabilities OF the l2 fedora
reserve hanks al tho close ot busiues
october 20 were reported tonight by IN
federal reserve board as fuNows.
Resources.
Total gold held by banks 9aAA.gql. 900.
Total gold reserves 81 1S6.2gg 900
Total reserves l2,g2Il4N 600
mn!ai hills on hand 81 37t0I6OoO.
Lolal carninE assets 81 sac oai ooo.
!n'el resources 5000 9lJ ONO
Liabilities.
Total deposits ~ lfas566O0o
Total liabilities 4d,0gAslbOCO
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published In The Tulsa Daily World
October a. 20, 20. 81 and IS. 1891.
World Publishing Company Publishers,J
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESS
MENT FOR PAVING IN STREET IN
PRovEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2s9. CITY
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution Of
the Board OF Commissioners adopted on
the I4th day OF October. 1871, notice is
hereby given that the Board Of Commls-
stOners Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statemen nt
Of the city Engineer as TO the amounts
Of the cost OF the vibrolithic concrete
pavement which should be assesse l
against the abutting property, the prop
erty benefited and other property liable TO
assessment and the owners thereof lh
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
2S9, which includes the following described
portions Of streets to-wit:
FIRST STREET tBowen) from the
West line OF Rosedale Avenue to the
Southerly projection OF West line OF
Block .. Overlook Park Addition
And the said Board Of Commissioner
has by resolution, duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate OF the
City Engineer and has determined "a
assess the cost OF the improvements Ia
said district against the abutting property,
the property benefited and other property
liable to assessment. and the owners
thereof. as follows to-wit:
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NEW YOUK. oct q. -Whuo doll cot.
tousorI gU Was Hteadlsr. du" 10 covering
on tho uruusHH iu crude and higher lara
and cotton Leading muuthH yIuHnd tu
points net higher. sales 1900 barrels
low apOi siOmBIbc. December $50,
March $40. May a13c. all bid
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WICHITA, kan, oct er-- HoEs-HRr
eeipts 1905 iSc higher. top no, hulk
f7.fbTT7o
Cattlo-R Receipts 900. steady TOR Wock
butcher steers $500 100, butchers COWS
and hcifcrs I7bOB5.OO. frw above s. 90.
stockors and feeders i?1g U6.oo, calves
o. 80 as 90.
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OKLAHOMA CITY oct 7T-"INWIr"
Receipts $50 stcsdy sterrs ll25UgtOi
COWS aud hclters t2bOUA5oi calves . %
BS.bo. stockrrs and feeders sara 2h.
Hogs Receipts 900, mostly llc higher,
top 81 SO, bulk iI2OUi.3s.
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FORT WORTH. Tevss oct 81 Cattle
-- Receipts $500, bceyes 3s.oOW6.Oo; stock
ara l20OIl7h. COWS aud heifcrs !a.g5lr
$50, calves 81 Tbd65O.
Reccipt, 2 900. light ~ 6QuI15s
piGs tTb0mT7b. heavy ltehU7bo.
shoep- Receipts 500, lambs tT.OOWT1t.
wrthers tthOGIiS ewes f9.-huI75i
goats tl,00u2oO.
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Chicago Futures


EANsAg CITY. oct 27.=5Wncat. cash
No hard IioSHiI6, NO 2 RI sll5u
"a.
corn No. 2 white 39r2otar; Npr2 yell
low t1r. no yellow lf42s
Oats No. 2 white ace. No. mixed 2lc
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NEW ORLEANS oct 2I.#Cottou Spot
quiet ana unchanged. sales or the spot 300
baloHl TO arrive 100. low middllug flt.boi
mIddliuE 1875. good tntdduug 1870, roe
teipta 9.tig. stock i1t.GGd.
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NEW YOHE oct 'l.-.''ll MONEY
rIosInE bid 50, offered at o.. l1Ht loan o.
call foansHAgaiust accepntrr- rei
cent
Time Loans STEADY. 90 dayS "a % o y
90 dsy. 80 ,fSi9 @ months @ =. a. . y.
Mercantile Paper. Primo hu5A.
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LEGAL.

city Engineer aud has determined
aasess the cost o. improvements In IA
district against the Hbutting br1perty 'k.
property benefited and other pro..,i,
liable ~ assessment and tho awns-t
thereof ar follows tu.wit.
OVERt tOOK PARK ADptTroN
Paving for Santa Fe Atenusl
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NEW YONK oct 2I-ForeIgn ID
change heavy.
Great pritaiu-- Demand f1N'A' cnhlci
i0a. gO-dnv bills on hanks 3.S9is.
France Demand 72lh; cables 7 %.
italy Demand 3.92h cables 9a%,
GermAny-- Demand 0.65i y cables O.5B.
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KANSAS CITY Oct g7-Cat,lc r..
coipta $500, beef steers mostly lEH7br
hiEher, top yearitnEs 1850. hest hraylrs
t3ibi other salca tA.I5f1 90, rat she
stock strong 10 2Ar higher. young Colo.
RADIO cowa .ib,0oU5,2b. few head s. 90
load lets " natives tttOut5E, medium
fed hctcrs tt:OQWt IS few tS 90. stocksrs
and teoderh duh few salre frraers %
6.cb; stoekers ia,s0Ub.2b. bulls and
Vsaiert HtronEt odd VvalcvH 40 uU. most
hulls i2ooUAooi cannors steady. bnIk
t2.26G $50,
noEs-- Rcceipta> 1000; fairly a,,tve.
mostir tbWG0o htgher than yratSrday
average; good and Chuicc $50 To eI0.p,,n.,
wetahta to packers ord srIs,.. .'
7Tb; pRrt load 10 shippers tg.SO; bulk Of
sales 81 00W7.7b, butN ta.u
ss'25a665 stock pigS steady. nothin,
ehS,u. ehShc.n receipts 5000; sheen sto,av
best ewes ;46O, fat lambs 5Qsbc higher
ns,ivcs 81 90. feedtnr lambs generally a.
higher early top si'7e'
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS Huiter an
ponitry unchanged ,,
Eres-Firat l4se hlsh'f' N1i9e; se'
on,s unchanged AlS.,
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NEW NOVk- Oct- 1T--LTb0TIV bondl
closed 3Ma 92tt; fret u oJlo hidj see
gsGt. third I 20. %. fourth tiE g2St
Victory aAa gc.JS, Victory tks 9o,5a.
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All owners Of the abutting property, the
property benefited by said Improvements
and other property liable to assessment I
are hereby notified that all matters af.
fecting. such improvements or benefits to
the property thereby and any claim or
objections to the Assessments as above
set forth shan be filed IN writing In the
office OF Mrs Frank Seaman, city Audi
tor OF the city Of Tulsa. oklahoma, on
or before the 4th day Of November, 1927,
at 800 o'clock A. NJ and the same shall
he heard by the Board OF Commi 81 oners
on the 9Th day OF November. 1921. at 900
o'clock. A. NJ. and any claim or obpec-
.'tons not 80 filed IN writing before said
time shalt be deemed waived
Dated this 18th day Of october. 1871.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
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published In The Tulsa Daily World.
October 20, IS. &c, s'. ana 7s 1894.
worli Publishing Company. Publisheral
NOTICE FOR HEARING OF ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
lMPRoNEMENT DISTRICT NO. 29l,
CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution oA
the Board OF Commissioners adopted the
lith day Of October, 1874. notice Is
hereby given that the BOARD Of Commis-
sioners of the city Of Tulsa oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city Engineer as 70 the amount Of
the cost OF the vihroithic concrete pave
ment which should be ashessed against
the abuttinE property the property bene
tied and he other property liable 10
assessmant ard tho owners thereof in
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
POI, which includes the following described
portions Of streets, to-wit!
SANTA ~ AVENUE tSummiU
from the South line OF Archer Street
TO the easterly projection Of the North
line OF Block II, Overlook Park Ad-
dition
And the said Board OF Commissioners
has, by resolution, duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate Of the
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LONDON. oct. sj.--iead spot L9i; fu-
lures L23 l2A o.
Zinc Spot G.s5 I7s. sd, futures Las
Is Sd
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NEW YORK. oct 2t.--Ioad-Spot
steady, A70Gfl75r.
Zinc, Easlor. East. $. Louis delivery
spot f.6OC
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All owners OF the abutting property,
the property benefited by said Improve.
ments and other property liable to assess
ment are hereby notified that all matters
affecting such improvements or benefits
TO the property thereby and any claims
or objections TO the assessments as above
set forth shall be filed in writing in the
office OF Mrs Frank Seaman, city Au-
ditOr OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. on
or before the 4th day OF November. 1921,
at ? 90 o'clock a. m, and the same shsh
be heard by the Board OF Commissioners
on the 4th day Of November. 1874, at .
o'clock a. m. and any claim or objections
not so filed In writing before said date
shall he deemed waived
Dated this l4th day OF october, 1891,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
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Nav Ynrh siock II.l.

NEW YOUK. oct 2I.-Cotton Spot
steady. mlddllng l9tOo.
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MI WWUT8 OF NUWtTTNE .TOVNTTT- nv
property benefited by said improvements
and other property liable TO assessment
affecting such improvements or benefits
to the property thereby, and any claim
or objec ions to the assessmei > as above
set forth shall be filed Ia writing Ia The
office az Mrs. Frank Seaman, City Az.
ditor OF the city of Tulsa Oklahoma oa
or before the 9TH day OF November, s1l, a.
9 90 o'clock n. m, and the same shall bs
heard by the Board Of Commissioners ou
the 4th day Of November, 1871 al .
o clock a, m. and any claim or objections
not so filed In writing before said ums
shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 1ith day OF October, 1911
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor
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Following 10 pflco asked and closing bid
Of STANDARD on stocks on the New YORK
curb ThurBday as reported by Houston
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wyoming the Worst.

"The poor roads I'm wyoming also
have had their influence on Cduca-
ton. But when one has mentioned
Wyoming one has disposed Of the
worst. Conditions are much better
In the four other counties, although
M.nEo's roads are still poor and
there is room for Improvement In
Logan. Each, however has under
way an ambitious road Improvement
program. As for schools. both Mingo
and Logan are well equipped
Most of the school buildings in
| these counties are of the one room
| type, but they are rapidly giving
way TO the modern consolidated
school. There are now such schools
In every county, and they are in
| crcasinE as the road program Is
| being completed and bus lines are
/ being established to transport pupils
| to and from their homes.
ITO get away from tho ste~eo-
typed form OF buildings we have ein-
ploycd an architect to design mod
ern. light and commodious stru"-
/ lures"
Mcdowell county = among the
best developed countries In tho state,
II was pioneer In the movement
for better highways and It's free
schools have attracted Wide atten-
tion. In the county seat, Welch,
school buildings are of the most
modern design. while there is a hos
pital for miners which is classcd by
physicians as one Of the best hos
pltals I'm the state The Mcdowell
county post OF tho American Legior
recently completed a fine home, the
only legion post I'm West Virginia e
own It's own quarters
Tho movement for law and order
in the county was shown when twc
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Following IL price asked and closing bid
Of Independent oil stocks on tho New York
curb Thursday aa reported by Houston
Flble A Coz
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.SCH00LMASTER
BOSS OF WILD.
Civilization Making In
roads Into Mountain
Businesses

CHA1lbFSTON. W. va, oct. III
Good roads, better echOols and
higher culture for tho entire com
munlty has become the slogan " the
entire southwestern part OF Wcm
Virginia the coal counties ~ Logan.
Mcdowell. Boone, Wyoming and
lingo. Here it wus io hygoue
years that mooushincrs flourish"d in
.up faHtnesacs or the mountains,
Icu1btB fought their battles Wlthou,
.uriOuH Interference from the law,
and the wuyfarrr knew no better
i,hwHy than the rough timber
trail But times arc changing uuG
,dlrlflon ls cNcrtiHR its uplifting
Influence capt. George VI. Ford.
Hurn a mOuutaincor and educated iu
one ~ the foremost uuivoralttes OF
the country. has recently become
tate superintendent of free schools,
and in that capacity has boon giving
much ~ his time 20 the needs " the
southwest
Schools lu the mountain couu-
tries" said captain Ford, may not
have made the progress shown In
some Of the other states, because or
var many natural barriers. but thoy
rank high and the teaching staff la
good Most OF the teachers have had
normal school training while 80 per
cent OF the white teachers ana 20
per cent OF the negro teachers this
year attended some summer school
The ray OF teachers is still low, but
. the need OF education has made II
apparent TO all our people that more
money must be set aside for that
purpose. Tho state now gives aid 10
/ certain counties which lack suffi-
/ Client funds FOR the maintenance Of
/ their schools at the required level
! wyoming county X one ot the
/ most remote sections OF the state. II
/ is largely agricultural ana poorly
/ served by railroads school offic ais
| have had much difficulty In locating
schools and providing the nCCcS ary
teaching staff because the cOmpul-
sory ,duatiun law does not require
pupils TO walk more than two milcs
TO school and the funds aVaiiabl,
have made II impossible to sprinkle
the territory with enough schoo
buildings.
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All owners OF the aoutfng property
the property benefited by said Improve
ments and other property liable to assess
ment are hereby notified that all matters
affecting such improvements or benefits
to the property thereby. and any claim or
objections TO the assessments as above
set forth shall be filed In writing In the
office of Mrs, Frank Seaman. City Au-
ditoT of the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, on
or before the 4;h day % November, 1924.
AZ 800 a. m. and the same shall be
heard by the Board Of Commissioners on
the 4th day OF November. 1891, at 90
o'clock a. M. and any claim or objec, =,
tions not so filed In writing before said
timo shall be deemed waived
Dated this 18th day of October 1871,
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN