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Cellar Not Heated

An investigation has shown that one
reason why 30 many residents arc b.
Sailing Arcola Hot-Water Heating
Outfits, Is the fact that the Arcola
Boiler can go right upstairs and does
not have to be put down In the cellar.
These Arcola enthusiasts argue
that there is no use OF wasting heat
down In the cellar-and that Arcola 10
so beautiful that II can be put right IN
the living.room or any other room.
and will heat that room itself. Also,
II will transmit its healthful hos.
water warmth to a radiator IN each
other room.
The fact that Arcola can be put On
the first floor is given as one OF the
reasons why It is so economical and
pays for itself In the fuel that It
saves" In addition to this saving In
operation NJ. s. Lott, the Lehi steam
filter, has pointed out that even In ~
first cost completely instaiied)
Arcola costs less than almost any
other kind OF efficient heating plant.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19
PLEASANT GROVE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
grTreR ENGLISH
Lesson VII

A proposition II word that shows
the relation between two things. OF
the relative position OF two things
THE book is on the table" THE
chair is near the door," This is q
book Of poetry" In the first two
sentences on and near show the rela.
ton between book and poetry. Other
words in this ciass--other propositions
ARE In, Of. over. between, to, etc.
After all propositions we use the
same form Of the pronoun that we
use after verbs that show action pass.
ing from one object to another.
These verbs were talked Of last
weekly For instance. we should say:
The secret 10 between him and me.
Many Of US girls were there.
This apple is for Mary and him.
This is for you and me.
He gave this tNus boys.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

smoke its so fascinat-
ingly goodl
Put a pin in here Prince
Albert can't bite your
tongue or parch your
throat. Both are cut out
by our exclusive patented
process. So, just pass up
any old idea you may have
stored away that you can't
smoke a pipei We tell you
that you can-and just
have the time Of your life
on every 6re-up-if you
play Prince Albert for
packing!
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

On Friday the Sophomores held
sway In Devotional. A Book Cam
paisn has been conducted for the past
week--National Book Week, and the
elimination came Friday afternoon.
One-act plays. songs. and readings
were given. All the parts we're the
original work OF members OF the Eng.
lish d classes. and all were In har,
mony with the one idea--Give books
for Christmas. Later the parents
were entertained at an exhibit OF tho
best and newest books suitable for
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Wednesday, November l6. Professor
Madsen OF the d. Y. y. presented an
excellent program.
Vocal Solo-Professor Madsen.
Violin Solo-Mr. Lewis.
Vocal Duet-Christensen Sisters.
Reading-Miss Elaine Christensen.
String Quartette-Mrs. Paulson. Mr.
Lewis, Mr.. Crandall. Mr.. Dupont.
Piano Solo--Miss Mortener.
Vocal Solo-Virginia Christensen.
Instrumental Trio-Messrs. Crandal
and Lewis and Miss Mortener.
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nsCHLLANg0Us

Marry If LONELY: for results. try
uG best and most successful Home
AAf'r'; hundreds rich wish marriage
Pa; strictly confidential; most 70.
ss's; years experience: descriptions
|s~ The Successful Club" Mrs
ass1' Boz SIS. Oakland. Calf. l2-2tp
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SUMMONS

u Fourth judicial District Court
VsA County, State Of Utah.
hArtha Brewer. Plaintiff.
Aron Brewer. Defendant.
IN State Of Utah to said Defendant:
lou are hereby summoned 70 ap-
~ within twenty days after the
.nes Of this summons upon you.
Srvsd within the county in which
M sction 10 brought: otherwise,
.'ain thirty days after service. and
.'''ad the above entitled action; and
'ass OF your failure 20 to do. jud.
Rmnt will b rendered ssainst you
wording to the demand Of the COM
nupt which has been fsisd with the
''sff Of said Court.
'ai' action u brought to dissolve
~ ponds Of matrimony existing
~ ."ssn the plaintiff and the dsssnd-
cLAwsON 4 Hr6NORH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
y Address. lols Ksarns Bldg.
=" lake City; Also American Fork.
" pub Nov. 6-LAst Dec. .. 1891
w PRINT BUTTER wRArrssA
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| IclSyXX2a25

,
hoiiers ana bellers and squalls nnc
squawks. The least little teeny thing
she don't like about the way we run
our paper, she comes happin over
there and goes To screech,n' around
you could hear her out at poorhouse
farml"
Now. now, Herbert" his Aunt Fan
ny lnterposed. Poor little Florence
isn't saying anything impolite to you--
not right now, at any rate. Why don't
you D, little sweet to her just for
oncc?"
her unfortunate expression revolted
all the couslnly manllness in Herbert's
BOSOM. Be u little sweet to herr
he echoed, with poignant Incredibly,
and then In candor made plain how
poorly Aunt Fanny inspired him. II
Just exackly as soon be little sweet
to an alligator" he asserted; shch
was his bitterness on this subject.
oh, OH" said Aunt Carrie.
II w0uldl" Herbert insisted. "Or
u mosquito. I'd rather, to either Of
'em, because, anyway, they don't make
80 much noise. Why, you just ought
to hear her" he went on, growing
more and more severe. You ought
to just come around our Newspaper
building any afternoon you please. az.
ter school, when Henry and are
tryin' to- DO our work In. anyway. some
peace. Why. she just sQuawks and
squalls and sQu--"
at must be terrible" Uncle Joseph
interrupted. "what do you do all that
for. Florence, every afternoonr
"Just for exercise" she answered
dresmily; and her placidity the moro
exasperated her journalist cousin.
"She does II because she thinks she
ought to be runWn' our own news-
paper, my and Hsury's: that's Why
she does Il! She thinks she knows
more about how to run newspapers
than anybody alive: but there's one
thing she's goln' to and out; and that
ID. she don't have anything more .
DO with my and Henry's nswspapsr.
We wouldn't have another single oas
of her ole poems In Il. 20 matter how
much she offered to pay usi Uncis
Joseph, think you ought to tell Me-
she's got no, bpsiness around my and
Hsnry's nswspaper building"
But, Herbert" Aunt Fanny sug-
gsstsd. you might let Fiorsocs have
. little share In Il Of some sort. Thdh
everything would be al right"
1T wouldr' he demanded. his voice
crsckins naturally. at biz ags. but also
under strain Of the protest hs wished
Il to express. 1T woo-wudi Oh. my
goodness. Aunt Fanny. guess you'd
like to zee our nswspaper just utter.
ably ruined! Why, we wouldn't let
that girl have any moro to do with Il
than we would some horssw
"Oh, ohw both Aunt Fanny and
Aunt Carrie acclaimed. shocked.
I'VE wouldn't" Herbert insisted. "A
horse would know any amount more
how to run . saewspaper than she dsss !:
anyway. horse wouldn't make 70
much noise around there Soon -
We got our printing press: w said
right then that We made up our minds
Florence Atwater wasn't ever soin' .
have q single thing 70 do With our
newspaper. II you let her haSe any.
thing TO do with anything che wants
to run the who'll thing. but she might
Just Is well learn to stay away from
our newspaper building. because after
we got her out yesterday w axed q
way SOS she'll never Get 10 thsrs
''-s-o rI.g
(Csptassl asxt wsskj
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

The gymnasium Is Just waiting for
a high school entertainment to be held
within its newly kslsomined walls.
The first riot will be Thanksgiving
night. when the student body gives
its first dance.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Basketball has made It's annual do
but, and the squad is working at !ts
full limit under Coach Warwick. The
team Is stronger than ever before
all veterans Of last year. supported by
a strong second team.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Test the form you are using by try.
Ing only one pronoun after the pre-
position; your ear will detect which
Is the right form.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19
You'll get somewhere
with a pipe and P. A.!

Start fresh all over
again at the beginningl
Get a pipe! and forget
every smoke experience
you ever had that spilled
the beans!
For a jimmy pipe,
packed brimful with
Prince Albert, will trim
any degree of smokejoy
you ever registered It's
a revelation! You never
puffed such delightful,
satisfying flavor; or, such
fragrance! Why-you just
want to eat the zephyry
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The old school house u near the
end Of Us long life - far as high
school students are concerned. lts
cpeaking walls can hardly hold the
riotous students now.
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gifts. A light luncheon wss serves.

The Seniors are working On plsy
to be produced soon after Saint Niek's
annual visit. The cast has BEEN -
lected. and the House Next Door, y
receiving . thorough coat Of MsaDosy
u,n~k Tha D.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Mrs. Marie Rasmussen was pleas
antly surprised BY q number OF her
friends and relatives. The occasion
was her send birthday. A delightful
time was had BY all.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Holloway and
Miss Bessie Newman spent the week
end in Colsvills visiting relatives and
friends.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Ns<aand M. Clean Adsmson and
children Of Lshi, spent the week end
In Pleasant Grove visiting relatives
and friends.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

I . 40 4a
|MlED-Men or women 70 take
s'dsrs among friends and nsishbofs
~ gspuins susrantsed hosisry;
iias Tor men. women and chil.
~. Eliminate darnins. We pay
~ hour spare time, or $500 .
Pssk ltpr full time. Experience un-
|scsssAyy. Write International Stock.
y xills. Norristoxu. Pa.
o. Is to J. Sip
RANTDD 10 BUY--First-class cow.
Martin Nielsen. Phone lts-w. Am.
F'aaa Fork. 10 Il
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19

Prince Albert 70
soid IN foppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and hall pound Tin
huridors and In the
pound crystal glass
h q m id or with
sponge r,oistsnsr
rom.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19
Pleasant Grove
News

Miss Alice siobsrg entertained Z
few friends at her homo Sunday a.
ternoon. The time WAS en3oyably
spent In music, social chat, etc.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-11-19
WEI, Gxprssssd.

wen Expressed.
Jud Tunkins says IN sducat1ea =
lie . gun; Il can be useful or II 60
Do harm. according to how ID cwuss
decides to point Il.
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Loaf

kDDLE LOST Between my ranch
| n Manila and my homo In Pleasant
kvvs. A. Holman. Phone 3l-R-1. 10 1t
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Wanted

)ANTED-Eggs, poultry. Highest
eash prices. WIN cali promptly.
arun Peterson. Pleasant Grove.
Aoas Tow. So-&l
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cLAwsoN q NlsMoRE,

w PRINT BUTTER wRArrEsA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
LECAL..S

mitted aud tlled his wtiitsu statement
combining the names OF the petsyna
sbuttlna property the property benefited
and other property liable to assessment
Tor snid improvements on The portion or
the nunher NJ uont feet owned by each
aud designating tho property owned by
each by block or lot number or other
wise go AZ 10 identify the ssme. snd also
containing IN esiimste Of the total coTi
~ such improy snruta, tho portion sng
agsinst the abuttinR property. the property
so benefited and other property lisble 70
ssssssmcnt, and the total amount 60 ne
AEs inst such property and The owners
thereof according TO the benefits resulting
from such improvements snd said Boarl
sud approved said written statement. and
has duly determined hy tosolution %
asaesa the cost W such improvements and
directed notice. thereof 10 be given ~
the owners Of such property BY publlca.
tou az provided 10 said charter, and has
required due notice " De- served upon ths
cv nera OF such lfupgtfy Dy rcgiEtefuI
letter addressed 20 such owner ana de.
posted W. the p0su,ncc of tho city of
Tulsa. oklahoma. and eaid hoard dld in
said resolution ana notice sFt date on
which u would h"sr all mo ,ierf affecting
any claim W LIABILITY or objections 20
the makins ~ such improvements " "
fcEuietities in any ~ ~. proceedings
Ia reference TO the making u such IN .
provementa. or any other AFFECTIONS
thereto. and iu pursuance u said action.
publication and notice. such session was
duty convened ana held by this board
~ the unie drsignRtsd ln said uoticei ana
WHEhEAs OF such session THIS boar
did heat aud consider all complaints aud
obiertio Co the making Of such i'm o.
pruvsmCntH and the App9tN NAnWent or tue
cost thereof and dit Thereafter review
revise and CORRECT gaii wilton atatcmtnt
end did approve and confNm said state
mcnt, a. 20 roNl8cd ana corrected ard,
WHEREAS. ali legal rcqultomonts hays
been fully complied with go authorize TIE
lavyiuE Of said urr~s-utvuja aasinat ihy
admitting propcrty inc property hcnetitNd
suu the owners thereof ln 8std District
WuERrAq 'hs uss.s-mcnts levied ~
This Ordinance have been apportinnei.
snd none " said aaaesHmenia eNeeede the
benefits 20 mo uroportv against which "
T. aaHsaasd ami said aHtes4Ncuts are AZ
poftiorrd. apr''at and as-raaed Hsains
the property asHessahlN IN proportion 20
the benefits Afforded to said pro 0urty by
he Improvements on account Of which
said Asaca.u,cLtH ago lcvtods
NOW. THEREFORE, 49, - ORDAINED
ny THE HOARD OF COMNtSstpNhhS
or THE C1rY oF TULSA, OKLA
ErciioN O. Thst ,usro snail DO and
hereby Ia appOruoned ~. Gharrcd, levied
and assessed sEHlnst the Eevnral lots and
tracts ~ land liable % AsHetgnent aud
PpovENrST pisrRitr No s55. Win
the Improvements thereon and appurte.
nsncts thsreuuto belonging ps special
tax TO pay Comatock .HlrtdlsY Cnmpauy fpr
the ronHt rhatton ~ street. improvements
a. provided BY eonitaet with he Ci.y %
iveiy as toloWs. to.wit.
HiGHI.ANpa ADDtTfON.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-Mo-
mentarily on the first call today the
cotton market was at an advance,
but following this short period OF
steadiness there was long sag,
prices finally closing at their low
est. at net losses Of 10 to "a points.
At the highest OF the day prices
were 3 to 10 points higher than
saturdays close January rose to
16.SOc and fell of 20 i6.44c.
The opening rise was caused Nv y
better Liverpool market than due,
after which the market came under
the spell OF bcarish ginning talk.
The decline became more pro-
nounccd following rumors that -
private bureau was out with figures
OF 100000 bales as the total guam
tity OF cotton ginued from the first
Of the season up TO the first Of Do
cembcr, q larger total than most
people were looking for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
TOP PRICE PAID
ON SOME ISSUES
Many Gains Suffer Set
bac kLater in Day
in Stock Market

NEW YORK. Dec 5.--Maximum
prices for the year were made by n
number OF issues in the stock and
bond lists today. Many Of these
gains were subjected to sharp
downward revision, however, IN the
latter part OF the session.
Greatest activity and strength
were shown by equipments, steels,
motors and kindred accessories.
Shippings. food specialties and
textiles made variable advances.
Lima locomotive, comparative y
obscure Industrial, was the strong
est feature at net gain OF II
points. Rails were listless and oils
we're dull and Irregular. Sales
amounted to 775.000 shares
The call loan rate dropped from
3 TO "a per cent early in the after.
noon.
Excepting the German rate, which
was moderately reactionary. ali for
cigu exchanges rallied briskly from
last weeks late reaction. sterling
rose cents and the various con-
tinental bills were higher by 10
20 points. Liberty seconds and
fourth a. issue and the two Victory
issues, the later at a slight frac-
ton over par. were among the new
high records In the bond list. Total
sales, par value. S2l,S50,OOO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
WHEAT SUFFERS
PRICE SETBACK
General Relief From Dry
Spells in Southwest
Caused Decline

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.--Wheat under
went setback IN price today large
~ as a result of selling pressure
due to moro or less general rclief
from drouth In the southwest. The
market closed heavy with MAY
Sis is TO SiI5 IL and July
tl.OS IA to y1.O3 as. Corn lost
SIS to tc and oats l-4a as to l-2c
Provisions ranged from DC decline
to an advance Of lee.
At first the wheat market aver
aged little higher. owing nppar
emily to moderate demand from
houses with seaboard connections
Weakness In July acted AS a drag
on the old crop deliveries, Dccom-
Der and WAY. and the market close 4
at the lowest level OF the day
Selling on the part Of cash houses
I'm the corn market tended TO weak
en- prices OF corn and oats.
Provisions were neglected on ac.
count ~ the packing house strike
Nomiuatlly the market showed no
important change.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
A Woman's WAY

90 tried Tor many months To- get
my wife 10 try MRyr's wonderful
Remedy which | know had hgiped
a friend of mine who also sutfCrc !
from stomach trouble. She Insisted
hcr case was different tiuailV had
to bribe her with a new dress. Tho
first dose produced remarkable rs-
suits. clearing up her complexion
and restoring her appetite She can
now eat things she hadn't been All"
to for many ycars." n is = ylOtpla,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the iutos-
final tract aud alldys the intl9mma
ton which causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal all,
ments. including appendicitis. one
dose viii convince or money re-
undcd. -Advvrtisomcut
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CHICAGO Dec. rattie--R Ncei pts
90 900. bcot steers slow. early sales steady
offeriurs around iG.oa s1ss she sto'N
and bulls steady rtorkc'H and feeders
steady veal calves dull, bidding unoNenly
lower
Hogs Receipts $4,000; fairly active; 10
70 20c lower. shipper buylug literally hut
most - NuaNer houses out ~ market on
account ~ strike; tor f1.l0 Tor hght
urhts, pra rtical tor $500 bulk $500
go. pigs i0d tio lower.
ught fat sheep steady to strong fHt lamb
ton carIy 2h.1S. some held hiEhcr. bulk
early ilo.g5g so, uulis lt5ods.5o, good
light lat owes 81 IS.
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FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec 5.-CAttlr-
heceipts $500; beeves t3.5OmS.2b; stocker@
sa;OO .. %. cows s62a 1850: helfers So 50
nb.7b; bulls 81 90 u 400; yearlings 5000
100; calves t2.5Odsbo
HogS-Receipts 200; light t7nn7T.1E.
medium f6.T5G7.00; mixed ie5OaG.-bi
common 5000 $3.50: heavy Ss7og Z. 90
'ossEh 5000 30 pigs 500 20. -
$50 yesrlinFs $4,000 /. 90. wethers - p5a
40 ewes t3O0aS.75. culla $1,000 .Cn,
f5,50g7.OO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
ni.lnhnnn CIV II.r.tnrh

OKLAHOMA CITY pec S..Cstt'e Re
cpipfs $3.50, i5q 7tc lower, early steer TOP
good cows and hcifers 50 ooms,jti calves
steady. t.p $3.50. bulk tGsnn6fo
iGs5mGi0i medium tGboG6s5s stock,rs
tEa5mG.75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
Knn.ns CiiN iIrrsintk

ceipts "a 900 ali glasses very uneven
and feeders strong 20 2bc higher stockera
atSOnGO0. feeders t5.oUHt.1S: beef steers
and fat she stock generally steady TO Zoo
lower; better grades tA9oH 500, sotuc
haifers S. 5Of6.1. Gamers and Duus
steadyt Csnners mostly - 80. early top
steady 60 weak. beat veal~rs 1850,
Hogs Receipts 5.0O0, dcairshie Hight
and light butcher hogs TO shippars 10 f
iSc lower, racker trade 'ully t,f lower
shipper top 1870. pactar fop si.s5g bulk
81 90 "a $50. packing snws mostly f'.iteD
500; pigs steady; BULK t6.7nWS 20.
sheep Receipts i,oD1i killing caSscs
generally steady. ewos ,t2i; veoriiuEs
$500; few nstive lambs 'ai5, most fed
lots ts.s5aStc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
LEGALS

Pnblah,d IN hs ruts -bsuy, World,
PublishinE ce.. fubIlsherl
c,LL ron nIpg GN CRY or TULSA,
oKhLAHooMA, Ion sAtH or $4,000 S'r
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
s ''l1d d;,. r'9P", ,ss NV Sga,isr s 's'''TS T,. .
Oklahoma, untu 8 O'Clock .. NJ, Oh the
18th day ~ December. 1877, ant there.
after opened At rsEulSr MEETING NJ
to he held In the Commissions Assembly
Room ~ she city HAL. city Of Tulsa
udshoua, a. 70 o'clock ~. M, Friday
purcasss of 80. 900 Heavy Tfsfrc road
bonds Of Haid city Of Tulsa, oklahoma.
ss.lng da's Of nssrg1srg l. is,S vim
tho itt day ~ August and FebruHry Of
each year, and said bonds being In The
viii be accepted ot less than par ana ao-
crued Interest
The shove Issue OF bonda Of the city
under s.otdion a7' Article 10 of the Con.
htitution Of the state Of OhlShoma said
bonds are not optional run only igsnly.
Huuum. payable semi annually. on The
first day OF Auguri ana February Of shch
year, principal and interest pHyahle 81 the
] al New York city State Of Ne" Nnrk
ssid bonds are now ready for delivery
complete transcript and opinion OF &. 2.
Freezing. Ex-OffiCin Bond tu0iuisfinnet
~ the state Of Ohlehoma. and Storey,
rhorndiko. Palmer and Dodge. Of Boston,
Az proposals must ss seeonlpz nisd by
n separate oertirsd ohech on some sow
snt bank banking house or trust com
pEny, IN IN. sum Of afb or the Emount
tor which hid Is made as reqgired by
CITY Of Tulsa In event of failure Of suen
purchaser to comply With the terms Of
his proposals.
For further particulars apply 70 the
city Auditor, Tulsa. Oklahoma.
the hoard Of cnmrnissinners reserves
the right 10 reject nuy ana sll bids.
Dated, Tulra. Dklshoma. this ist day
" MRs FRANK sEAMAN
published IN the IHlsA naly World
INK Company, Pubiahcrs. -
ORDtNANCE NO. a225.
An ordinance 10 spporuon, levy and
shsosa the coet of Improving por.
ton of TENTH BrpEET included
DnittserrRrcr No SH a7f .ssinst It ,hs ca aSa. ST.
ting property, The property benefited
sTREET ENFORCEMENT DISTRICT,
and declaring hn emergency,
,ion. "'Ist of ne thsrtsT 81 he city of Russ
Oklshnma. tho hoard Of Commlssioners q
said cry did. BY resolution, declare Il
portion Of Tenth street. included n
STREET IMPROVEMENT ptsrRICr
NO. flI OF EAld 'ttyi auh eAld hosfd
did sci forth va said resolution the ma
ture and extent Of the Improvements 10
be made On said port ion Of Tenth street,
rud the materials With which sald i'm.
proVemants we're to be constructed, Anl
that said improvements w6Te 10 De- made
according 70 the plans aud specifics tons
to be submitted by the City Engineer,
witch said plane and specifications were
thereafter Submitted b. She said Engineer
ard duly adopted hy said Board, aud SAID
BOARD dld thereafter dulS advertise fpL
aeal.d bids for TIE construction Of sAii
improvements IA accordance with tho
tsd plsn- sHd speoificationsi atd.
WHEHEAS. . contract for the con-
struction OF ssid improvements was duly
awarded 20 ComstoCk Sm0diey Company,
who executed the bonds required by l.V.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06

Avoid rush and penalty by paying
your 1921 taxes now. Wayne l..
pickcy. county treasurer Advcr-
tIsautppf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06

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