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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-11-04
For Register.

To the Voters of Morgan County:
wish to announce myself can
didate for nomination for the
office of Register, subject to the
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-11-04

Yes, we do JOB PRINTING, as
good as the best letter press work
turned out in any city. Write or
cal for estimates. New faces.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-11-04

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science.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31
SALARIES AND FEES.

Feby z z VIM K Edgar, Jr, salary pros atty or SA
ended January 81, 1920 25G 90
8 G w Hanson, salary co sup't and travel
ing expenses or ended January 81 3O6 25
5 VIM R Edgar, salary prob officer to Jam a
uary 81 so 90
H. John l Marshall, making assessment for
1919 7S "a
15iJ M Hawkins, salary circuit clerk and re-
corder to January 81 965
Is Ruth K Collins, salary as dep cir clerk
and recorder to January 81 SO 90
II Mary L Whitworth, salary as dep cir clerk
and recorder to January 81 IS 90
Feby 3 10 WDKendal,s salary highway eng qrend-
ed January 81 80 90
% Arthur Huff, dep hire for January 80 0
% Jno S Conway, salary or January 81 and
dish school funds r 1872 03 S
"a Add Reese, salary co Judge 2 days and
mileage IL 90
25- s. Trask, same IL 60 -
81 Wm Sutton, same IL 80
81 w H Blue, waiting on county court 2days 6 90
Feb'y % % DR. N A Farr, fees, local registrar % rs
80 R A Rasche, same 20 so
80 Miss ID Efnger, same Is
SNla 81 A E Westerman, same 8 SO
80 Mrs Mary Heaston, same 475
80 S E Buford, same rs
46 Add Reese, salarycounty Judge l day 5 90
At S a Trask, same 90
48 VIM Sutton same 90
40 w I'll Blue, waiting on CO court l day 3 90
Mar 6 81 j M Hawkins, salary for February and
deputy hire 15 81
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31
Iron County, Missouri.
IL

TNHE EXPENDITURES by the County from the Various
Funds during the Fiscal Year ending January
3Ist, 1921, have been - follows:
SALARIES AND FEES.
Feb,y 2 2 VIM R Edgar, Jr, salary pros atty Or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
n. D. HOCKEY TEAM
TO PLAY IN EAST
Capt. Cashier Will Lead Skat-
ing Star Against Carnegie
Tech Team Wednesday.

Hockey. varsity and interhal
track divide the sporting events of
the week az Notre Dame. The
hockey seven meets Carnegie
Tech al Duquesne Garden in Pitts
burg Wednesday evening, the an
nuaI indoor interhall track meet Will
be staged Thursday afternoon and
the varsity track team travels TO
Madison for dual meet with Wis
consin on Saturday.
The Notre Dame-Carnesie Tech
hockey contest has been exciting uu-
usual attention i'm the smoky city
according to reports received from
that section. The Ohio valley con-
tains a cluster of Notre Dame alumni
who viii have their first chance 10
cheer the gold and blue i'm the steel
town since the local gridders drop
ped Pitt on Forbes Field IN 1912.
Notre Dame athletic prestige has in-
creased considerably since that time
and the backwash from the past
successful football season guarantees
considerable interest from the gen
eral public Although the college
seven has been handicapped 10y lack
Of ice in the past few weeks. Capt
Paul Cashier viii lead crew of
-chasers into the Garden rink
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
Big CHANCE FOR
WELSH IN FIGHT
WITH AKRON STAR
Victory for Local Boy Over
Griffiths Would Make
Him Contender.
BY JUNO KINERK

Pug Hstic fans Of the vicinity about
South Bend are due for a treat when
four boxing bouts that hold great
promise viii be staged in the oliver
theatar next Thursday night, March
10. Headlining the bout will be the
windup which will bring Eddie
Welsh and Johnny Griffiths. two
popular welterweigAts. together.
This bout will be Welsh's debut
against topnotcher in his class.
For the past two years Welsh, who
is q local lad. has performed about
this section Of the country and has
given such a good account Of him
self that fans have been clamoring
for a bout which would bring him
up against a high class man.
Had &c Fights.
Welsh has fought 16 fights and
has won every one. Twelve of these
wins have been via the X. O. route.
That proves that Eddie has the
wallOp. But can he get il over on
an old master like Griffiths? That's
tho rub which should swell the at
tendance because local fans believe
that Welsh is of championship cal
iber
His showing against Grifiths Will
confirm or disapprove that notion
decisively. Grifriths has fought the
best men in his division. He ia rated
with the champion, Jack Britton. in
cleverness but the edge on wallopiny
goes 70 BrittOn. Griffiths is possess
ed Of one Of the cleverest left HANDS
in the boxing game according to
the opinion of experts. If Welsh
can get away from that left and
cross one of his birdie singing rights
10 Johnnys chin South Bend will
probably be the home OF at least
one boxing champion. If Welsh can
slip over K. O. on Griffiths he
ought TO be able TO get a bout with
champion Britton in short order.
OF course Britton is champion but
If Welsh has the kick there's a
chance for him if they meet. One
blow and the title may change hands.
Assured OF Chance.
In fact Welsh is assured Of a
speedy chance at the title if he
should score a decisive win over
Grifiths. Ted Lewis who recently
met the champion is scheduled to
meet the winner of this bout. Crit
fiths is really signed to meet
Lewis but if Welsh wins he
viii be given the precedence over
the Akron Flash for the bout which
will be held March IL The bout
is signed to be pulled off in Akron.
Griffiths and Welsh will 90 ten
rounds and a real interesting thump-
ing duet should be in progress dur
ing their thirty minutes stay in the
arena if il goes the distance. For
the other three bouts OF the evening
Kid Fay will meet Jack Quinn. Chi
cago. in the eight round semi
windup. Jack Burns, Buffalo, y. Y,
and Young VALE, Gary. light
weights, will go four rounds; and
two local boys who fight in the light
weight class. White Clements and
Steve Niemer. will stage the four
ound curtain raiser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07

Baker is % years old, 5 feet IL
inches tall. and weighs 165 pounds
He is a good hitter, a snappy throw
or, and a good target 10 pitch to-
He can steady his pitcher I'm tight
places and seems TO have all the
qualifications of a regular big league
receiver.
He has played local semi-pro ball
with the Singer team in the factory
league and the Indestructos last
season. He played with Singers ever
since he was Is years old and has
shown plenty Of stuff.
Goat Anderson, who is we'll up on
his horsehides. having played sew
eral years in the big league himself
as well as in the Central league
says Joe will stick with st. Paul and
be ripe for fast company next year.
Good luck Joe and may you have
plenty Of success.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
LOCAL CATCHER TO
PLAY WITH SAINTS
Joe Baker, Former Singer
Star, to Join ST. Paul
A. A. Team.

Joe Baker, Local semi-pro. base
ball catcher, leaves South Bend
Monday to report 10 the st. Paul
baseball club in their spring training
quarters at Dallas Springs, Ken.
Last season Joe was signed by the
Pittsburg Pirates after they had
been here on a transforming trip.
Mrg. Gibson was impressed with
Bakers work and offered him a
contract
Joe signed the contract and was
TO report at the Pirates training
camp this spring. Gibson, who him
self is a catcher, believes Joe has
big league stuff in him but that he
needs some additional seasoning 50
for that reason he is sending Joe to
st. Paul this year with a string tied
to him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
y oman Swimmer LOVERS
Record at Detroit Meet

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Mar. o.
Miss Margaret Woodbridge of the
Detroit Athletic club. set new
record Saturday when she won the
22O yard national championship
swimming race for women. covering
the distance in 2:52 1-5 seconds.
Miss Charlotte Boyle Of Woman's
Swimming association OF New York.
the former record holder. finished
second ard Miss Irene Guest Of Phil
adelphia. took third place. The
former record OF 2:54 20 was made
by Miss Boyle last year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07

Richmond; II a. m.-Sullivan and
Franklin; p. m.-Scottsburg and
Ridgeville; 3 D. m.-Bedford and
RussellviHe; 4 p. m.-Garfield (Terre
Haute) and Martinsville; 1880 p. m.
Bloomington and Columbus: $50
y. m.-Vincennes and Technical On
dianapolis).
Ward Lambert and Ross Smith
will officiate AT the Purdue games,
while Dale Miller and A. II. Berndt
will he the officials at Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
KANSAS AFTER LEONARD.

KANSAS AT IL 1N lfJONAIND'
Rocky Kansas trekked into town
the other day looking for a match
with Benny Leonard. Kansas is
one OF the toughest customers in the
lightweight division, and his recent
knockout of Richie Mitchell in one
round at Buffalo boosted him right
onto Benny Leonard's front door
step. His coming bout with Mitchell,
whom he is TO meet soon in Mil
waukee. will be watched with in
terest. Kansas has been boxing for
10 years and he has met all of the
good ones. His last three bouts
have been won by the kayo route,
Larry Hanson, LocSport Jimmy
Duffy and Richie Mitchell being
the victims.
Within the last two years Kansas
has beaten Benny Nalgar, George
CLANCY. Willie Jackson, frankie
Britt. Freddy Welsh and others. He
has boxed and held his own with
Lew Tender and Joe yelling. and
ne met Leonard in 1O-rOund no
decision bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
CALL OFF BOUT.

BY Associated Press:
KANSAS CITY. Mo, March G.
Announcement was made here Sun
day that the proposed bout between
Hugh Walker. Kansas City heavy
weight and Tommy Gibbons Of St
Paul. in Havana. Cuba, March IL
has been called off because of an
injury to one Of Walkers eyes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
GIBBONS HAS HARD
TIME IN FINDING
SUITABLE MATCHES
Reputation of St. Paul Wizard
Makes Opponents Shy
at Proposals.
BY JACK VEIOCK.
By International News Service:

BY international News service
NEW YORK. March S.-A repu
tation as a great boxer-fighter is
not the most profitable thing in the
world.
Take il from Tommy Gibbons.
who knows all about it. There was
a. time when they used TO speak OF
Tommy a the brother of Mike. In
those days the famous st. Paul
Phantom" was an active star. while
Tommy was just coming along.
Today Tommy has made a repu-
tation for speed, punching power
and cleverness Of which he may
well be proud. butt isn't getting
him much action despite the fact
that he is one OF the most Popular
boxers in the country with dstie
fans and promoters.
Once Is Enough.
Fact Of the matter IS just this
eligible oppononents for Gibbons
don't like TO crawl under the same
ropes with him more than once as
rule. And most OF them have
the first time to do IT,
As middleweight Gibbons man
aged TO keep fairly busy. They
couldn't come too tough for HIM
He fought George Chip a number
Of times when Chip was champion
OF the class and outpointed him IN
no-decision bouts. Later, when
Tommy found himself he was un-
able TO get Al Mccoy 10 meet him
TnrN
strong for the Gibbons family when
it came 70 fighting in the ring.
Eddie Kane, who has handled
the affairs Of the Gibbons brothers
for years. noticed one day that
Tommy was rapidly filling out and
got a bunch.
After Light-Heavyweights.
why not step out of the middle
weight division and go after the
| light heavyweights?" he said to
Tom. And Gibbons promptly
agreed. He went even further by
suggesting to Kane that the heavy
weights would be acceptable. So
ne took the flop. AS a starter
Gibbons and Kane went 10 Europe
10 seek matches with Joe Beckett,
Bombadier Wells, Georges Carpen-
tier and others. They failed 10 get
a single match. Beckett and Wells
both refused TO meet Gibbons and
Carpenter was already tied uI with
Charles B. Cochran.
Coming back to the states they
sought matches wherever they could
find them and during the last seven
or eight months Gibbons has found
the situation among the light
heavyweights, and even the heavies'
much the same as that which he
faced among the Founders
most of them are "Out and won't be
back" when Tommy calls.
Weighs 175 Pounds.
Gibbons weighs rs pounds in
good condition today and he doesn't
bar anybody. He is as heavy as
Georges Carpenter and there is
nothing he would like more than
to get the Frenchman in the ring.
/ With Carpenter tied up until after
| July >, Gibbons must content him
self with chasing the remainder OF
the field. however, and he hopes 10
catch up with a few Of them now
and next fall. by which time he has
visions of a chance to talk turkey
for a crack at the heavyweight title.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
BAIFORD RAMSEY.

The funeral Of Balford Ramsey.
1886 Eddy St, who died Saturday
night after an illness OF several
weeks whit complications, will be
held from the residence Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock. Burial
will be in Highland cemetery. Rev
f. Lozier will officiate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
CARD SECONDS WIN.
BY Associated Press:


bN abEULIILtU T IENH
LAKE CHARLES. La. Mar g.
Second teams: St Louis Nationals
II: IA; >. Philadelphia Americans.
s: II; 6. Dodson. Sell Schupp. and
Duhoefer; Gerlach, Bigbee, ECkert.
Keefe and J. Walker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
TO ELIMINATE 16
AT REGIONAL MEET
Sectional Champs Prepare for
Games Saturday-Locals
Will Play Angola.

INDIANAPOLIS. March g.
Thirty-two high school basketball
teams. having fought their way
through the state championship pre-
Hminaries. which closed Saturday
night. are looking forward to the
regional meets at Purdue and In
diana universities next Saturday.
At these meets the list of contenders
for the state championship Will be
narrowed 10 sixteen. Eight teams
will be eliminated at each regional
meet.
The schedule arranged by the
board of control Of the Indiana High
School Athletic association calls for
eight games at each of the regional
meets next Saturday. The schedules
at each place are identical, calling
for three games each in the morn
ing and afternoon and two games at
night.
Final Series Follows.
The 16 teams surviving the re-
eionaI meet will play a series in this
city March is and 10 to determine
the state championship.
The schedule for games at Pur-
due next Saturday follows:
Q a. m-Pine Village and Frank
fort: 10 a. m.-kendallvillC and
Huntington: II a. m.-JeffersOn
Gafayette) and Monroe; . p. M
Arcadia and Walton; 3 p. MAR
ion and Anderson; 4 p. m.-Whiting
and Rochester: 7:30 p. m.-Angola
and South Bend; $50 p. m.-Syra-
cuse and Charlottesville.
The schedule at Bloomington
follows.
q. m.-Central CEvansTlle) and
Sandusky; 10 a. m.-Muncie and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
BEAT NEW ORLEANS.

BOGALUSA, La, Mar. g. st.
Louis Americans, 10; y; .. New
Orleans. 4: :; . Shocker. Davids
Bayne and SEVERED. Billings Col
lins; Rott, Higgins, Huss and Smith
Deberry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
SON IN CAMP.

BY Associated FreSs.
WAXAHACHIE, Tex, March g.
William kid" Gleason and &c other
Chicago American league players ar
rived Sunday and will Immediately
go into spring training.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
Crossed u Tres at Singer
Plant Causes Fire alarm

Crossed telephone and telegraph
wires. which caused the whistle az
the Singer NIfE. CO. 20 blow az in
tcrvals for about 10 minutes late
Saturday night. resulted in no little
excitement FOR the people residing
near the plant as well a. for sew
eral hundred others living in all
sections Of the CITY
Members OF Hose Cos No. s and
40. were rushed 20 the factory.
but on their arrival they were In
formed by the nightwatchman that
there was no fire and that the
crossed wires had caused the whistle
% blow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
Bo7vh16 DELEGATION National Tournament This Week


capable of giving Tech q game VarI
enough 20 melt the l-o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
LEGAL

WHEREAS In pursuance Of the ptovi-
sions ot the charter Of the city " Tulsa.
phshome, and the statutes ot tho state
~ Oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided the said City OF Tuisa did by
oiiinance No. 2l!9 create and establish
SEWER DISTRICT No I76. ana after
having declared 1t necessary to construct
sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
10, BY the provisions " said Ordinance
1921 let 60 Comstock -Smedley company
CONTRACTORS. certain contract Tor tn"
COMMUNICATION ,9t q ,certein ssnitafy sewer
WHEREAS. in pursuance Of said con
tract said comstock -smcdlcy Company
rY IN s,id TsEwrlfH rsTRi RGia 'SNHi'Iy N ''wsj o
ih- work under said contract has been
accepted ana approved by the city En-
the city " Tulsa, and
WHhHEAS iu further pursuance OF tho
statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma. atore-
s.'a ahd under tac terms ~ thc Charter
OF the said rtty Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. ~ Is
deemed necessary by the Board Of Com
misslonors of the CITY Of Tulsa to levy
and sssess a sprcial taS upon the pr0p,
cry liable 90 HsssHstront ln said SEWER
DISTRICT so. l7d. by reason Of the con.
sUleii2n " said sewer and to pay for the
wHEREAS tho total cost of the cor
sLugiio9n Of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT No. l7'. including extras have
been aso"rtaincd ana ig hereby declared
20 be the sum ot t5s.o57c1 ali ot witch
against the lots aud parcels Of land bene.
fitted by fhc construction OF said sewer in
said SEWER DISTRICT 40 i55. and
WHEREAS. al legal requirements have
been complied with TO authorize the levy
~ the assessments against said lots and
parcels - and So liable for tho cost gt
construction of said sewer I'm said SEWER
DISTRICT 80 l75 IN the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section / OF this
Ordinance.
Now. Therefore. Re 70 Ordained by tho
board of Commissioners OF the city "
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
SECTION T. That there shall be. and
there Is hereby apportioned 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
Hud parcels NJ land in said SEWER DIS.
ItltI NO. l7h, go the city " Tulsa.
Oklahoma so benefited by the construc.
ton OF said scwcr. the amounts 70
spectyely aa follows to.wit:
Mann hnnTfrTlM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
LEGAL

.p.,rat.T ir the Tulsa Daily World Oc
",-ta- 10 at a6. e1. 2s, 1921. Tho World
p1bH.rlg Dompsny. Pub.ishorsl
,IrfrE FOR HEARING DN ASSESs
'vrVrc FOR PAVING II STREET IN
ruDyEVENT DISTRICT NlMBEN 32O
'iry nr TULSA. OKLHOMA.
d, rHuHIIarce with the resolution ~
-" ua..f uf Commissioners adopted on
t i.fH f.s ~ october 1921, notice is
t,,st, s.sau that the Board ot Com.
.l,..B.-r 20 the cry uf Tulsa. OKLA
t.,, rs. examined the estimate and
.,,rrsrt OF the city Engineer as 10 the
fe,,,uHt ~ 'ha cost ot the asphalt pave
,,sst which should be assessed against
,t, atitUrr property. the property bou-
,st,s and other property liable 20 asscss
.,.terH Tine owners thereof IN STREET
f,,pp.I.NENT DISTRICT No. $50
.t1I Includes tho following described
,.-K-s ~ streets tO-wit'
VnV1NAL BOULEVARD from the
,rssf line ot Tacoma Avenue 90 the
s,tt u.s of Union Avenue.
Ard said Board " Commissioners has
hy resolution duly approved the afor"-
ga statement and estimate Of the city
TSeIrsrr AND has determined TO sBsggs
,tr rusf NJ tho Improvements In said DIS
We, against the abutting property. the
p-operty benefited and other property
N.Ma {. a-spssWcrt, and the owners
hereof 4s follows. tu-Wit.
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION.
Paving FOR Admiral Boulevard
10. A a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
RECOVER STOLEN MAIL
put Police Have No Clue as TO Lone
Randit Who Shot san Francisco
Guard During Robbery.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gait, oct. %.
r.- ,oueh OF registered mail matter
AVON bv tho bandit who shot and
t,ied Prank Il. Adams, guard. at
ecrry postoffice, early today, has
I'm recovered at a place which is
S,ine kept secret, postofficc au-
,hnr,tios announced. The pouch
cn,faird f2O pieces OF registered
adams was shot as he was about
.Ism "a rifle at the bandit. lie
Xd st ap emergency hospital be-
s5rs au autcmortem statement could
be obtained.
Tr1 clerks. W w. Needham and
willard s. Fleming, were also held
nm by .h. bandit and forced to enter
U,,rif after the shooting OF Adams
1ybu. they were in the vault the
ard.. disappeared with the pouch
- ..vt,firrl mail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

follows pounninF 1T 'he
northeast oorucr NJ Lot
BLOCK -. capitol Hm second
Addition. thence north along
uuo distance Of so feet
thence west along a llnr par.
aI'oi 90 the south line ~ ludc.
pouiruCo street distance of
lto feet. thence south along tho
noorn'h pri2,a,oa"1t'ioG S,r,,c, o. ,sG i,Tsii
Eacond Addition distance ~
900 fpst tl tho northwest corner
NJ lot o Block a. capitol uNI
Second Addition thouCo rubt
Block H. Con'tUl ilw Second
Addition. O. distance ~ 40 feet
tu the northeast corner ~ Lot
g. BLOCK II capitol 1851 Sec
uui Addition. or the place Ui
A isi sotin Toe, dsse,bra re
'1l'u1"a. U"fIurIuE OF o. point
90 ~. west liu, NJ quincy
Avenue. which IH 90 feet north
NJ ihr uurthshni corner NJ lot
g. BLOCK 1t Capitol UUI SEQ
"ul Add. ihonoc north
Avenue distance ~ 90 foot
fn inn south 'Iur cf Indopan
ururH street thence west along
tho south lluc Of Independence
tn"nro south along tho north
production ~ Ihr west I.ur ~
Hu.k lt capitol UN Second
Ati dIHiHrrH ~ 30 furt
thence east along limo par
HIi' io tho south line oi lnd'
ii0 met To- rho w.-, line ot
quincy Avenue ar the place ot
, "rla, 10, 'a.oat,o reet described as,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

Published In the Tulsa Daily World oc
toUer a. 20. 90. ~, IS, 1921, world
Publishing COMPANY. Publisherl
Notice FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENT FOR PAVING ~ STREET IM-
FRONEMENT DISTRICT no. $40, CITY
OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
he Board u Commissioners. adopted o.
.he 18TH day ot October. 1891. notice is
hereby given that the Board Of Cummls
Honers ot tho city or Tulsa. Oklahoma.
,ts examined IN" estimate and statement
Hf The City Engineer a8 70 tho amounts
N The cost OF the asphalt pavement
which should be assessed against the
abuiting property. the property benefited
md other property liable 20 assessment
and The owners thereof, In STREET I'M
PRpNEMENr DISTRICT NO $50 which
Includes the following described portions
sEvENTEENrH STREET from tho
east lInc " Peoria Avenue 20 the west
line gf Quaker and from the east limo
ot quaker Street 10 the west line q
quincy.
And the said Board Of Commissioners
lss 1y resolution duly approved the
doresaIu statement and estimate Of the
lNy yEnginepr and has determined 90
t@e@ the cost Of improvements IN said
eE'flo' against the abuttiuE property, the
property benefited and other property
uable 70 assessment, and the owners
hereot. as follows t0-wit:
pRCUTT ADDITION.
Paving for Seventeenth Etropt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

All owners Of abutting property. prop
srty benefited by sHid improvements and
other property liable TO assessment, arc
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
property thereby. ana any claim or OBJ.
iecil Ions 90 tho assessments as above set
forth shall be filed in writing In tho Of
- the city or Tulsa. Oklahoma, on or
before the tfh day Of November, 1921, ~
90 o'clock a. n, and the same shall
be heard by the Board " Commissioners
% the ith day Of November. ig2i. AZ 400
o'clock A. NJ, and any claim or ubiec-
iiuH not so filrd In writing before said
date shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 18Th day ot October, 1891,
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.