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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

First day, June term, A. u. A9L1'
Board Of Supervisors, June IL, 1921.
Pursuant to law the board of super
yisors in and for the county OF Rock
Island and state Of Illinois convened
in regular session in the supervisors
room in the court house in Rock Is
land in the county and state afore-
said on the second Monday (being
the 18th day. Of June A. D. 1921, at
2 O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. Charles G. Hosberg now pre-
scented his credentials rs assistant SUI
,peyvisor from Moline township, having
been appointed and duly qualified to
fill vacancy caused BY resignation of
b. I. Washburn, which credentials
were, upon motion, accepted, and said
Charles G. Hogberg duly seated as a
member Of the board to fill said va
cancy.
The clerk called the roll showing
all members present except Berzelius,
Bradler and Eflandt. Supervisor
Upton, chairman presiding.
Minutes of last days meeting of
previous session were read and ap-
proved.
The chair appointed Supervisor Hog
berg on the same standing commit
tees as B. T. Washburn had been a
member of, namely the committees on
education and miscellaneous claims,
with Supervisor Groh as chairman Of
the committee on miscellaneous claims.
The clerk read 4 petition from
Drury township for aid in construct
ing bridges, which upon motion, was
referred to road and bridge committee
10 investigate.
The clerk read Communication from
Mary G. Ogden in regard to establish
: ment Of County Hone bureau which
upon motion, was referred to the joint
, committee on judiciary and finance. t.
investigate aid report st this session
: The judiciary coumitte presentet
report showing thar It the take
, extended against the 20 called U. s
Housing corporation property in tn
county, $7,755.S1, has been paid, Will
4 an unpaid balance Of $S479.76. Upol
. motion the report was accepted AM
!. the judiciary committee authorizes
% and instructed to work with the state
attorney in taking necessary actiol
in regard to q. 8. Housing corpora
. ton taxes.
y The committee on elections pre
:. sented the following report, whic
upon motion, was adopted:
State Of Illinois. Rock Island coun
:. ty, u. Board Of Supervisors Jun
: term, A.. ID. 1921.
Mr.. Chairman and members Of tn
+. Board Of Supervisors
er Your committee on elections claim
Or would report that they have examine
o. all claims presented before them, an
J. recommend the payment Of the fol
lowing, and that the clerk be directe,
$. to issue orders for the several amount
ne to the several claimants, to Wit:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
GEORGE B. BUCK,
. C. D. BUTZER,
GEORGE STROEHLE,
w. S., PATTI,
WILLIAM WHITNEY,

Sr,,r;. u;.. a.. A., LIN
Fl, -ssn,fsn;n. T.n." 49, t".. .. -. p VI
80 S.s..I =. M. su
TIL ...ss" ... mn .senu a"u
we. 80. rUu.'een.n an.
M.een.h street, IN tine sum OF
49,. :. " -n""eu .hu .Ae c'erh al.
.ee,eu 10 ISSUE ".iraht TOT sald
a"oun1, payaoie TO the city clerk 1"
NE - isl.n:. ~: CaN'eo.
Upon motion. the board accepted The
invitatfsn o. Mf. r. y. Wyiie to Visit
.ne county nome on "wednesday, June
10:
Upon motion tue beard adjourned
until y O'Clock tomorrow morning.
s...,s ~, 49,. -.
p..,a -. -..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

II CO. nanieatiso - rses1ed = e
judieary cena1ttse = invsstisata e16
sepest this aStssncos ct 2 o'clock, "a
e6asiast 1tiea Ct tie matter ~.
nade I spsclal order e business p
that time. Carried.
Supervisor ScAsihle moved that 4.
bin for 321e from g. Anthony's ~,
pital that Was rejected 1t the -.
March session Be reconsidefed. @
ritA
Supervisor Beranek moved that 4.
hiI b again referred to the -
claims committee. Carried.
Supervisor Schi1lineer moved a.
the seats in SUPERVISOR room q
numbered and distributed among 4
nembers Of the board BY lot Motiss
last. ~
Supervisor styvaert moved ~.
seating arrangement in supervise
room Be arranged back to fcru-
plan. Carried.
Supervisor Opdycke presented m.
luton providing for appointment :,
committee on improvement Of NJ
from Rock Island arsenal to provf,.
grounds at Savanna. Ill, which ~
motion was adopted.
The committee on public expenS.
lures presented the following repo.t
which upon motion. was adopted:
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Rock =
4 land County, S.:
i Beard Of supervisors, June ten
| A. d. 1921.
| Mr.. Chairman and members Of a.
board Of supervisors:
Your committee on public erpenH
lures claims would report that tbe,
have examined all claims preseptei
before them. and recommend the NJ
ment Of the following. and that ~
clerk be directed to issue orders "a,
the several amounts to the sever,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

-o,,,.I s.,h,u;t The foilowine.
Tt., H., hav. .rsmined The ere.
s..,;a,. ~ fo,,o~;n. named n,r-
son. md find that they wer. duly
elected and h,y. qualified. and that
tb., are entitled 10 seats n members
~ he honrd Of superyiyory of Rock
Island county. state Of Illinois, to-
wit |
Cordoya-C. G. Opdycke.
Zuma--D, Il. Noah.
Hampton-I.. A, Schave. william
Cerbardt. ]. II. Richards.
south Mo,ipe-W William whitney.
Molinc--L. 4. First. C, J. Baxter,
i A Schniblc. r. p Styvacrt. n. |
Weaver. william Efflandt, II. G.
w;,ILs
Rock Island--C. l.. Ackcrlind, b.
c. Benson, +. Berapek, ". F. Brad
Icy. j. J. Burgess, Harry Starr,
George Stroehle.
South Rock lsland-W. 5. Pate, l..
X. Eihl. ......
Coal valley-Albert Blazer.
Rural--J. w. Beck.
Edrington-M. A. Titterington.
Drury-Thos. Watson.
That the, have examined the Gre
dentinls Of VIM. r. Hansgen of Rock
Island township. and find that he was
duly APPOINTED and has qualified. and
Is entitled to a seat as a member Of
the board Of supervisors Of Rock
Island county, state Of Illinois. for
the unexpired term of w. NJ. Mitchell,
deceased.
Respectfully submitted.
q. r. McNABNEY.
w. II. GROH.
JAMES KELLEY,
Ap RrRZELIUS
Committee.
-u A.. II ....
Inc c'erA e1eu .ne ~" '"'" "'
all members .4o' preS. .",.n
a oa'o. Voc .,i,;nn % fol-
maheh1 ch"'r"an' resulting Us '''
lows: 90
supervisor burgess Ie'e'Veu ~
votes ana supervisor h'p'on reee''eu
% votes.
Supervisor burgess moved tnat tne
selection OF supervisor hp'on Us
chairman OF the boaro DC maoe uhah''
nous. Carried.
Supervisor Upton, chairman, now
presiding.
Supervisor Benson moved that .
committee Of five on rules be ap'
pointed. Carried.
As such committee the chdir ap
pointed Supervisors Brady. Ander
son. Nichols, Berzelius and Baxter
Upon motion the board adjourne'
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Second nav April 9th 1921.
boafu met pursuant 10 ao]outn
ment. Inc clerk caiied the ro'
showing al members present eAFp
Eini.
supervisor AAPton' cAa'sh' Pr
s'clns. , ,...;,
m'nuts: ~ Ses'e."sss ""s WEI
su snu spp.o,es
me .uu,' "t s'.n se'
-. .'"ns"p ". s,a..;e.a \.
$500. ~. ~ "
'"vo' w. : .nu se"' 'ei"s
-. '" u, .U1e. III. pss'"eu S ,A =,
od"n,;on ~ w. renort Snn.rxi 81
Rrrve,;rs movod nc . s,hst;tu,o
AZ, an renor, hy se.t;on. On
.,;,,,. uo,;o, ,,rr;.5
I'non motion IN. hoard took n r
ccss until 3 o'clock TJpon II
hoard RECOMMENDING A. ? O'CLOCK II
rules n, nresen,ed hv the comm;tt
K wcrc then .donted with some min,
CHANGES s.ccnt the nroyis;on that n
standing committees shouId he se,ee
cd bv a committee or committees. Tn
proposition lost BY roll call vote
stitu,ed-all standin, cammitte
shall ho .rroirt.d nv tho cb,;rm,n
b On motion NV Sunervisor Schillin
or the committee on rules was allow,
slOOO for getting comics Of their r
port made for the members.
go comics Of the rules were order,
printed.
J'pon motion the board proceed
to elect a vice-chairman. A ball
= being taken resulting ss follows:
Supervisor First receiving "a vot
and Supervisor Bradley receiving
votes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

L. A. SCHAVE,
M. A. TITTERINGTON,
THOMAS WATSON,
Committee.
Upon motion the board adjourned
H. B. HUBBARD,
Clerk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

W. J. Odendahl having received the
majority Of all votes cast was then
by the chair declared appointed
Overseer of the Poor for Hampton for
the ensuing year.
The Ways and Means committee pre-
sented the following report which up.
on motion was adopted.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Rock Is
land County, IS:
Board Of Supervisors. special April
term. A. ID. 1921.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of
the Board Of Supervisors:
Your committee on. Ways and
Means would respectfully report that
the following members Of the board
are entitled to the amounts set oppo-
site their respective names. for at
tendance at the special April meeting.
! A. d. 1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
POLICE INVESTIGATION.
o,umlttcc OF Chicago Council Re- .
I'm probe OF Charges Brought
hy Cook County Attorney.

cUiCAGO, Nov. 24.--The police
..,n,iitpe OF the Chicago city
',sIl '',sprIl today began an investigation
y, rb1rscs by the states attorney,
v,ber, r. Grove. that vice is being
hi.n,s,,ed by the police department.
gbief of Police Charles Fitzmorris.
.,the probe began. announced that
~ nolicc department welcomes the
'crovs's charges were made as an
nerov'a OF the feud between CHIEF
ijiyrorr.a and the states attorney
rblrh has stirred political circles
ssse Grove charges that the police
80 haiHrsring his effort to stamp
og, gambling bootlegging and other
,orrns W service.
Tho decision 20 the council to
o,5er am investigation came after a
ggorous lght. The vote was 81
10 a.. ,..-.-..,-
,smhcrs gf Mayor Thompson's pO-
itical urgduization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
BRoADMooR HEIGHTS SECOND
ADDITION

SECTION .; That the assessment hereby
tots ana parcels oi land are hc->by de.
clsred to be lien upon 'uch lots ana
other taxes and shall be collected and On
forced In the same manner as other taxes
IN and for the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Section j: That alt .sscssmer.s here.
by levied shall be divided into irre9 tal
equal annual installmen's as auih2riftd
by sad Statutes Of the state ui pkla-
homa for such cases made and provided
that the assessments shall bear interest
at the rate Of eight tS per Contum p'r
annum. payable annually At the t.UH u
the payment Of the several nS'allnenis Z
the said assessments. from the date ot
the taking effect Of this 1rd.dacce, inst
the first tnstallmcnt ( tali assessment.
together with the accrue 1'srsSt on the
deferred instailmcnts skLll Oe payable ~
the 18th day Of December i'Sl Hrd the
remaining o.. red inatal. 'nsI's with the
shall be payable on the 18th day Of De,
cember OF each succeeding year until ~fi
shall be paid.
Provided however tina, any - the
owners Of the lots or parcels OF Had 20
assessed may at any time during the
ssv spS q, the fTst pubIicstion OF this srd
nance pay 70 the city Auditor OF the city
Of Tulsa. the fun amount OF the assess.
parcels Of land and thereby release such
property from the lein OF such assess
sECTIoS {. That tuIz ordnance .hsn
be published for twenty nine consecutive
days IN the Tulsa Daily world, news
per published in Tulsa. Okla homa. that
:hc publication Of this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and re-
garded Bs sufficient notice 60 all persons
Interested In the assessments hereby
levied BY the terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION 8: That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed.
SECTION s. That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety, BY reason whereof this ordi-
nance shall tskA effect from and after
It's passage, approval and publication.
PASSED. sud the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
g5th day Of October, ls2l
r. d. EVANS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
DECEMBER IS NEW DATE
a L. RS Request to Tcnr Jp It's
Tracks win Hc Heard Here.

December Is is the new date set
~ the corporation commission for a
earinr uf the oklahoma Union
lnilvay company's request to tear
'rp its track on st. Louis avenue
rom Eleventh street south. Ac-
,ording 10 a letter from Campbell
RUSSELL chairman OF the commits
ton, the postponement from Novcm-
ber g9 was announced at the request
AZ CITY Attorney Frank +. Duncan.
who informed Russell over long dis
tance that tho city would not be
ready TO present It's case on that
date.
several other cases are TO be heard
nv the commission when IL sits here.
among them the petitions Of prop
ertv owners for a subway OF Seven
teenth and the Midland valley tracks
and A yladuct at Twenty-First and
tbe Midland valley tracks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1921
LEGALS

ALLEY BLOCK is9 Original Townsi5e.
between Cincinnati Hui Boston Ave
nue.. from the South line OF Ninth
street TO the North uHs % Tenth
street
ALLEY Block 100. Original Town
tlif. between Boston Avenue and
Main street. from the south line of
Nlrth street 90 the North line VI
Tenth Street
And said BOARD Of Commissioners has
tr resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate " the city Engi-
hter aud has determined TO assess the
cost ~ the improvements IN said district
against the abuttiug property, the prop.
gfty benefited. and other property liable
70 assessment aud the owners thereof. as
follows. to-wit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25


TAtRMONr MATERNITY uOsurrNt Tor
confinement, private. prices reasonable
mas wuTN f.T husId. uahlHs aH.ui.I.
write fur booklet Mrs. o. % tome. t0Il
De- rvruty Seventh st.. kanaiH Dltn 81.
Ercc tuaI treatments tur piles. U,U
r,Erut. rtDuu UuuuItH with
Ifuf OHIrfur.s Powerful rIIH. N.,fu.
.UUn uWI..Hi lfD# book explaining
treatment D.. q. saDuH.. .i'a parH a ..
.. luum. Mo-
AIINNl PROT Osbotue'a Nncumotsr
Nl Tin, rrIfsct Physical culture Az
uIsnro. Osborne tu. tIal Park Ave. So
iuuia. Mo send for frpa book on dcvei
vIuout
WEST MAIN MArEUNtrN sANfrNUtuM
a home Cor tho vsfg aUi protection Of
NuVuE women. rates tHtHHuNhIvt babies
adoptrl Co., NJ. o. Newman. medical
director 'at' ~ Main Oklahoma 'lty
SPECIAL NOgttEH .
rU y. T. puHrrK. orrsopsthie phys.
,ian. has moved fr.r apartment O.
Temple apartments 300 W Fifth Ht. 20
FuliH 4io Sew uaulrl mag. office phon'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
Public Auction on Monday,
December II, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by u. S. Government

by y. >. Government
A. rswhuska, Okisnorla. p.ccrn ber ts
~. about 3tboo acres IN quarter section
tracts viii be offered f1r 90 leases Bids
TO b. tor bonus in addition To- stipulated
rroo{Nues. ~ per cent payable on date Of
with acceptable security Within ne arsa
advertised there are about 1850 OH wells
producing from D to 1000 barrels each,
being about 81 600 barrels and about 50
now drilling Al lands now leased sopa
advcrused, tracts now leased and produ.
ing wells send TO cents aud flr an logs ~
producing wells % cents. and FOR further
usage At"ncy. tswhusNa. Oklahoma.
published in the Tulsa Daily w0riS
y is. l. i. is Il. L. 'is,' 20, 4. %. "a,
F'aoiiahi1go : {; fS;?smPsqS z ,!; ,Fa5'!:gs@sI "''''
y xSb 2BDSA&eh AssEss sfhHG H2 rHfGoFEi2N FsSaj rYy
sfRGic!T;iSG : slANirkHY SEVER RR'inN IN
clrY Or Tulsa as icREArE0 AND
ESTABLISHED BY ORDtNANCE 80.
ltli AND DECLARING hN EMER-
WHEREAS In pursuance ~ the provis.
ions OF the charter Of the CITY Of Tulsa
of okia66ma. Tor such ess,s made sn5
provided. the said city OF Tulsa did By
9srdliYnsRc' sElYR N9 2ial egGea'e sul es'ee,ih
having declared ~ necessary 10 con-
struct sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT
nance No. 2ltl. did on the lStt day OF
September lg2i. ret 90 tonstock-
smedly company, contractors lcftain
sanitary sewer In SEW Err DISTRICT so.
WHEREAS in pursuance ot said con.
tract said Comstuck -Smedley Company
have .construCted a certain sanitary sewer
iR said SEWER DISTRICT NO. ,i'19, and
accepted and approved by the city Ensi.
necr and the Board Of Commirsioners u
the CITY Of Tulsa, and.
the statutes cf the State OF Oklahoma
aforesaid, and under tho terms Of tbs
Charter Of the said city II Tulsa. OKLA.
Of Commissioners OF the City OF Tulsa 70
levy and assess special tax upon tho
SEWER DISTRICT No, l7g. by reason Of
the assessment In said SEWER DISTRICT
NO; l1s. by reason OF construction of
gald sewer and 10 pay for the same, and.
WHEREAS the total cost Of the CON
strueti2n Of said sewer. m said SEWER
have been ascerts ined and is hereby de.
clared 10 be the sum Of f2.63s,Sb, an OF
which Is 10 be levied by special assess
ments against the lots and parcsls Of
land benefited by the const ruction q said
sewer IN sal SEWER DISTRICT No li9.
and.
WHEREAS. ali legai requirements have
been compiled with TO authorize the ievy
Of the assessments against said lets ami
parcels Of land so liable for tne cost Of
construction Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. i1s, in the amnun's here
matter specified In sectc of salts
Now. THEREFORE,. BE 1T or
DAISEp BY THE BOARD or COM
M1ssIuNERS OF THE CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA.
SECTION /: That there shall be- snd
there Is hereby apportioned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels OF land in said SEWER Dis
TRICT NO. l7g In the city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, So benefited by the construc-
tion Of said sewer the amounts respective
ly as follows to VIII
pROADMDDP HETtHTS ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25

INDIANAPODfS, Ind. Nov. "a
Robbers early today looted Pen
rsylvania Railway Express car car
wing away valuable furs at Char
lo;teylle. near here. The amount
ef loot has not been ascertained. The
Iihpment was en- route from New
York 10 St Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
NOVEMBER SPECIALS

1917 7-pass. Marmon, completely
ovcrhnulcd, looks like new, cord
tires. Sale price ........,,,.tl tl,2bO
1918 7-phss Mdrmon completely
ovcrhaulod and repaintcd. Sale
price ....,t..sr,,. ,,.'s.'... A1f1""
1873 Nnrmon Chummy, completely
uycrha ulcd and rrpaiutod, a bargain
FOR the money Sale pricc....f $4,000
1913 Sport Marine Jordan, wlru
wheels. Sale price. ........, $1,000
1924 Jordan, i-pass.. ropaiulod with
wire wheels. Sale princ..... 1900
1920 Jordan, J-pusH.; completely
ovorhaulod and repaiuted. Salc
price ......,..,.,...,. Nl''Vo
1920 5-pass. Chevrolet; almost new
sale price .......'..'-'.. 'fVV
1879 club Roudgcr-Overland. sale
price ...,...,,.,.. ..s'.'' '''r 'f~''
1913 Liberty Sedan; completely ov-
crhaulcd and ropainted, cord tiresd
/ Sale price .,..tf'''..''' ''.'''F F'''N'
I 1918 jackson Sedan. Sale ...
price .,.,.. ''s''.'' ..'.''F F''"''
Itets Olds 8 Chummy. completely
oyerhaulod and repainted. sale
price ,...,,.,s.'. '''.'t.. R''u
1929 bort 5-pass.: good rubber. Sale
price ....,.'''.'.'.'t .'''.''' F1oV
1918 7-pass. Chandler; new rubber
and paint. Sale price ....,... $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
IPubiIshed In The Tmsa DAILY world 40
NeLnhor q "a ~ 2b. IS 1871. The

tPublIshed in The Tulsa Daily World 40.
Nembor % 25. - 2b, rs. 1921. The
World Publishing Company, (Publishcrs)
NOTICE FOR HEAHlSG bN AZ.
SESsMESTS FOR PAVING ~
fTKEET iNpRON EMENT DIsrRItr
NUMBER gsl. CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution Of
the Buaru oi Commissioners adopted ON
the 1sth DAY of November 1921, notice ts
hereby given that the Board Of Commis.
sioners qf the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma.
have examined the supplemental final
estimate and amended stateWent OF the
city Engineer as 20 the amount of the
cost of the asphalt pavement which should
be assessed against the abutting property
property benefited. and other property
liable 10 assessment and the owners there
of In STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRGCT so s3i. which Includes tho sol-
lowing described portions Of the following
Avenue. to-vit-
QUAKER AVENUE from South limo
Of Fifteenth street to North line Of
Seventeenth Place tBuena VISTA.
And said BOard Of Commissioners have
by resolution duly approved the afore.
ssid supplemental final estimate and
amended statement Of the city Engineer
and have determined u assess the cost
Of tho improvements In Hald district
against IN" abuttinE property. the prop
rrty benefited. and other property liable
70 assessmont and the owners thereof. as
follows. "a. Wit
ORCITTT ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25

These are special prices an new goods
and apply only TO stock now on hand,
Don't delay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25

,ruhIishcd In tbc ruiss Daily world Nc.
Veuhrr go - 't. Oh. 2t. iNli world
Publishing Company tunIlHhsrN
NOTICE FOR UtANiNt bN AZ.
RESSMENrS foN PAVING IN
srKEET iMrUONEMESr utsrHf.r
NlMnEK ef7 CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution " tho
board NJ Commissioners adopted on tho
Ith day ~ NuNcmhor 1891 notice IL
hereby given that tho Hoard o. toWmI..
Hluurrs ~ the Cuy VI TIist. Ok,ahnuh,
hos examined the ,-iifast. sua abatement
" the tiy Engineer ns tu the amount
" The cost Ot tho concrete pavement
which should bu asHcascd against tho
abuttiur property the property benefited
and other property liable Co assessment
aud the owuera thereof in FfNELr lN. .
TNoNEMEST DISTRICT $50 2-f. witch
includes the fouovI'E described portions
" streets tO.vit.
TENTH STREET from tho EaH line
NJ l'vIg Avenue TO the West liuo ot
Florence lkorr Avenue.
And ralI uuHrd ~ Comm isniuucrs hos
by resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement aui estimate ~ tho Dity .Enrlt
n"rr FrN hos determined fu UgHesv the
cont or tlD improvements boo said district
aEsturt tho ubufiinE property. the prop
crty benefited. and other property table
70 ass"ssu,ut. aud tho owners thereof is
follows. tu.wlt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25

(Pubiished in The Tuisa Daily World No.
vembcr 22 %, -, 25. 2s 1891. World
Publishing Company. rublishors)
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPRONEN DISTRICT NO. $40,
cry or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of
the BOARD Of Commissioners adopted on
the 18TH day Of November, 1921, notice Is
hereby given that the Board OF Commits
giOners OF the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
have examined the estimate and state
ment Of the city Engineer AS to the
amount of the cost of the asphalt pave
ment which should he assessed against
the AhuttinE property the property bene
fted, ard other property liable 10 assess
ueut. and the owners thereof In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. 3lO.
which includes the following described
portions Of streets. to-wit;
ROCKFORD AVENUE from the
south line Of Eighth Street to the
North line Of Thirteenth street eK-
cept intersection at Twelfth street.
And said Board OF Commissioners have
BY resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city En
Einesr and have determined 10 assess the
cost OF the improvements In said district
against the Abutting property. the property
benefited. and other property liable 70
assessment. and the owners thereof as
follows, tO-Wit.