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foard. ana said Board fid tH,rcaftsr duly
elvoruto fer a.si'd bids fur tho con.
c6rdanca win tho said plans ami sprs,.
frutiluB. and.
WHEREAS. o contract ~ ,be con.
fifurtiou " Hatl iuproycwonts wss
guy awarded 10 IIbbpua a Pleasant Inc.
who executed the bonds required by law
sud tno ny rngino". mas prepared. sub
,.,, ni.'ed ara t'ied NE wuusn statement
'rus. corporations aud estates owning
hn9Nl9g pi9pr'y me property benefited
tuf Ha.d lupru.sL "fH uu tho putfInn uf
Nouc"uvor Hveau" in suId Improvement D.A.
trrt. the uu.iUsf of Ilput fprt owned b.
tH'h hud designating fur property owned
by 'a'h by bIuot pf iYt nuinbsfa sr other.
Wito. nn DO Co iiruif" the same. and also
~ tu'h Improvement. ~, portion and
amount of fuch cust 20 ba assessed
eEHius' lno 'buuug prorsrty. tho rrorrrty
Hssesam'Ut and the total amount 10 b. an
r"ftl"n'd tn levied and aHHaHaad uRpiust
such urDr'ry snd tho uwbefa thereof
from t1.h inprgr'W"ur. auI s'id Hoard
NHt nlIf ',fwu'1 t'fiI.h corrected
iHH duly IcforuineI Ly fs#UIutluu t1
oa'rHl nc cost ~ such improvements and
au"rt"j noti,cs thereof ~ uc given 90
Nou .aH provided 10 FaiI charter. and h1s
required quo up'tyu 10 be- served upon ths
oNnefs ~ au'h property by registered
pHHrrI iu the pp8toff.r ~ tb. cav "
Iu'ea. Oklahoma. Hnd sstt noafi did M
'nlcu ~ would hear ali matters affecting
Wrh property ~ The b"uru.s thereto or
lh' making - suoh impfut"WeUts 1I ir-
rsEuI IrIiIoH tu any u tbH ufl.rpFinEa
IN rgf~.nco TO the making ur su.n i'm
Vr1frmrntH OF uuy other objections
thereto, uud iu puraunuec ~ said action.
guh.l'Hil"n 'ri notice such s'asiup was
To- Il Al a ..fH a
WhlIENt 90 such srHsi1u tnia BOARD
dii beer ani 'ansidor n'l complaints and
prusr.uuutz and ne appurtlonraut OF the
r"Ht ih.rc1f and did thereafter review.
sul Hld approve ana confirm said HtHic.
ncn ~ sg revised ana corrected. and
Wil1,EAs ~ ieEal requirements hav"
lctliur NJ said assossments aEniuHt ths
Hhu'inF property. tho property benefited
anI other property liable tu assessment.
anI 'h' owners thereof Ia said btatricti
WHEREAS tho assessmepts loyled by
ihls bfdInoVc" hav. been npportionrd.
and Hrs-4Aoi upnn the bpHis 81 bsu,fits
benefits 10 the property against which N
" nsHesged and said aHsossmcnta are ~.
Inc properiy assessablc in-pfuportton 10
The bou"flis afforded to said ptoperty b.
ne, improvements On account % which
Now. THEREFORE, uE Ir ORDAINED
nv THE HOARD OF OMMfsstONERS
on TuE CITY on TULSA. OKLA
UDNtA:
SECTION 4 That there shall he and
hereby Il Hpportloped 10. charged, levied
md asscaaed against tho several lots ana
tracts of land liable 10 apnessment aud I
ne owners thereof IN STREET IN
'NONEMENT ptSTHfCr No 3Oi with /
he improvements tnoreou and appurte.
iancoH thorcuntO belonging as "a special
a. 10 nay Tibhviis Pheasant inc.. Tor
ne construction ~ street improvements
~ provided by contract With tho city /
" Tulsa oklahoma. tho amounts re- ]
pcCtivoly ha follows tp-Vits
tRNtND PLACE ADDITION
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be gwen the owners os such property
by public-,.on a. provided In said charter,
upon the owners Of such property by regis
,ered letter addrossed TO such owner AMI
deposited ~ the Post Office Of the city
did In said resolution and notice set
v date on which 10 would hear all mat.
tors affecting such prorerty. m the bene.
tIectlnus 10 tr" ~ ttrg II sutu In.
provements or Irregularities IN any OF
me pro, ceilings in retcrenJe to the max
inE of such improvements. or any other
objection thereto and In pursuance Of said
action, pnbloaioh, and notice. such SEES
sion was duiy convened and held BY this
Board az the time designated in said no.
WHEREAS, At such session this Boari
did hear and consider all complaints aad
objections TO TIE making of such improve.
ments - nd th1 apportionmsnt Of the cost
thereof and did thereafter review, revise,
and correct said written statement. and
aid approve Hud confirm said statement.
- so revised and corrected. and,
WHEREAS. all Ngai requirements have
been fully implied with to authorize tho
levylnR of said assessments against the
abuttinE property. the property benefited.
ana other property liable TO assessment.
and the owners thereof In said District.
and,
WHEREAS. the assessments levied bv
THIS ordinance have been appurtioned AMI
nsseesed upon the basis n benefits. and
none q said assessments exceeds the
benefits to tho property against which
II is assessed, ami said assessments are
apporttoned, spread and assessed against
the property assessablc IN proportion TO
me benefits Afforded to said property by
tho Improvements on account OF which
said assessments are levied
VOW THEREFORE,. RE- IT OR
DAGNED ny THE BOARD or
COMMtsstoNFRs or THE cry
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SECTION / That there shall be AMI
hereby is Hpportionod 90. charged. lovied
ana "ssesHed against the several lots and
tracts OF land liable Co assessment, and
lhc owners thereof In STREET IN.
PRONEMENT DISTRICT No. 3i9. with
ihe improvements thereon anu appur-
t"nHnces thereunto belonging as a special
thN TO pay Tlbbetts & Pleasant. Inc, tor
the construction of street improvements
as provided BY contract with the cts
of Tulsa oklahoma, the amounts respect.
irely ne follows to.wit:
BUNGALOW COURT ADDITION
Paving for sixteenth Place CBunaaiow
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MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
ritV AuditOr

Published in the Tulsa Daily World De,
conber 10. 20 et, %, 2S 1891, World
Publishing Company, Publisherl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMpROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER sS1, CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution OF 'hc
Roard 81 Commissioners adopted on the
18Th day of December 1874, notice IS
hereby given that the Bosrd OF Commis-
sicnerr ~ the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate aud statement
Of tho City Engineer as to the amount
OF the cost OF the vhrolthio concrete
pavement which should be assessed
agains, the abutting property, tho prop
erty benefited and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
33i whNh includes the following de-
scrihed portions OF streets, to-wit:
TRENTON AVENUE from the
South limo Of Third street TO the
North line OF Fourth Street
Aud said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city Engi.
noer and has determined to assess the
cost OF tn" improvements In said district
against the sbuttinE property. the prop
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In
CITY Tulsa oaho1
Madion
complt q
tho day o
ofb tty OF sal
sdeS
and
Of eIton dEy apP9yei
hsdst
upon ,ad
and nc ppolnseitiissa as foio%%s % ~ -. "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-21
tPublished In the TuisR Daily World
December o. 20 and 81, ls2t World
Publishing Company, pubisher)
ORDINANCE No. 22ag

Published IN the Tulsa 1aiy World
December 10, 20 and 81 1921. World
Publishing GomGeny, .rublisher)
An Ordinance to apportion. levy.
portion of sIxTEENTii > PLXcE
STREET. IMPRovEMENT nIsTRIcr
No. $40. against the abutting prop
erty, the property benefited, and other
the owners thereof, In said STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. and de-
clurlng an emergency.
visions of the charter OF the city OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma, the Board OF Com
In,saloner9 OF salu clty d!d, by resolution.
wise Improve portion of sixteenth Place
tngnka,ew Driye); Included 10 STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. gi9 OF
said city and said Board did set forth
IN said resolution the nature and extent
OF the improvements to be made on said
prlNel, and the materials with which
sald improvements were to be constructed.
and that said improvements wero to be
made according "a tho plans anu speciti-
catpns to be submitted by the civ
Engineer, which said plans Snd specfica-
ll9nA were theresner submitted by the
board, and said board did thereafter duly
advertise for sealed bids for the construo-
wnh the said plans and specifications;
and,
WHEREAS, contract for the con
strutton Of said improvements was duly
awarded to Tibbetts a Pleasant, Inc.
who executed the bonds required by law
a0d the CITY Engineer has prepared. sub.
mitted. and filed HE written statement
the names OF the persona
frms, corporations, and estates esnias
Abutting property. the property benefited,
and other property liable to assessment
Tor said improvements on the portion ui
Place tBungalpw nTioel in
.aid Improvement Districts the mum
Der OF front feet owned by each.
and designating the property owned
By each block or lot number or other
wise. go as to Identity the same and also
an estimate OF the total cost OF
such Improvements, the portion ano
amount OF such cost to be assessed against
he abutting property the properly -.
and other property liable TO
assessment, and the total amount to be
'pportloned TO, levied and assessed
igainst ssch property, and the owner,
hsfenf according TO the benefits result.
ng from such improvements and said
3oard has duly examined, revised, cor. !
ected, and approved said written state !
nent and has duly determined by reso-
utlon to assess the cost OF such improve
nents, and directed notices thereof 60 !
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Published IN The ru'p Daily World lDe.
renber 49, 20 -, 20, q 1927. Worid
Publishing Company Iubllshor1
NOTICE ron HEARING on AS
SESSMENTS FpH PAVING ~
srRErrr IMPROvEMENT DISTRICT
NJ MBER eos. CRY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
IN compliance with the resolution of 'he
Hoard ~ Commissioners adopted on N"
lath day ~ December. 1921. notice BE
hereby given that tho BOARD Of Commits
-ioners o. the Gtty Of Tulsa Oklahomp.
has examined tho estimate and statement
of tho city Engineer ~ TO the amount
of the cost " the Nibrolithic concrete
pavement witch should bo assessed
against the RbuttinE property. tho prop
cry benefited and other property liable
% assessment and tho owners thereof In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No.
e9q which Includes tn" following de-
arrihcd portions of streets. tu-wit.
BRADY STREET from tho West
line Of Tacoma Avenue 70 the East
lino Of Union Avenue.
Ana sHid Board ~ Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesa "a
statement and estimate uf the city Engi-
neer and has determined 10 assess the
cost Of the improvements In said district
AGAINST tho sbutting property, the prop
rrty benefited and other property liable
TO assessment and the owners thereof as
follows. t0-Wit.
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FRANK T., DUNCAN,
city Attorney.

FRANK 4, DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
tPubnshsd In the Tulsa pauy Narid.
December 10, 20 ana a. 1891 World
Publishing Company, rubllsherl
ORDINANCE NO. 222g.
An Ordinance TO apportion,| levy,
ana assess the cost of Improving n
portion OF VANCOUVER AVENUE
included within STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT no. SOL. against
th" ahutting property. the prcperty
benefited, and other property liable
90 assessment. and the owners there
~ in said STREET IMPROVEMENTS
DISTRICT, ana declaring an emerg-
puCv.
WHEREAS IN pursuance of the provI-
slnus Of the Charter Of the city OF Tulsa,
blHnhoma, the HoHrd of Commissioners
Of said city did by resolution. declare IL
necessary 10 pave and otherwise Improve
a portion OF Vancouver Avenue Included
~ STREET IAPRONEMENT nISTRIcT
NO 3ol of said city and said Board aid
set forh IN said resolution the nature
aud extent of the improvements 10 be
made on said portion OF Vancouver Ave.
nue. and the materials with which said
improvements were TO be constructcd
ana That said improvements were la he
made according to the plans and sppCi.
tieationa TO be submitted by The CIV
EnFlneer, which said plans ana spec,fi,
[ cations were thereafter submitted by lilo
sau EuSineer aud duly adopted w said
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rARk II.L AnnIr1nN

W. ~ q J. ihlEul OF way tay-
ing between the South pro-
lection ot the West line OF
Block 90. Park nm Addi-
ton and the South prolec-
tion NJ the Fast line OF Block
20. Park Uii Addition aud
Moth ot limo 3Ot8 feet
south ~ and parallel to the
South line OF Brady Street ... I544 1sl.fa
All owners Of abuttlng property. prop.
erty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable TO assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits TO the
property thereby and any claim or OBJ
lectons TO the assessments above set
forth shall be filed IN writing IN the
office Of Mrs. Frank seaman, city Audit
tor. ~ the city Of Tulsa. Okiah0ma on
or before the aoth day Of December, 1921.
At 800 o'clock A. NJ, and the same shall
he heard by the Board of Commissioners
on the 30th day Of December. 1921, 1T
800 o'clock A. NJ, and any claim or oh
irctions not so fved In writing before ss,d
time shall he deemed, waived
hATEn this 1ith day ~ December.
gt
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of'y berrfted ard other property liabie
~ asse fsinent. aud the owners thereof. as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-21
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CItv Auditor
Published In the Tulsa DAILY World
December 10, 90. "a, 2s and 20. 1921,
World Publishing Company. Puhl!sher)

tpuhiished In the Tulsa Daily World.
December 10. 20. 2i. 2e and 30 1921.
World Publishing Company. PublsherD
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will he
received at the office OF the city Auditor
until o'clock p m, Thursday Decem-
Der 2Pth, 1891, Tor the construction of
storm sewer for the Woodward Park
drainage across Peoria Avenue. Approx.
mate estimate Se.4t7ls.
Plans. pruflles and specifications can be
seen AZ the office Of the city Engineer,
BIDS must be- made upon the official
proposal sheets Of the city Of Tulsa.
The right to reject any part Of or any
or all bds Is reserved to the Board or
commissioners OF said city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
certified check In tho sum OF five C5l
per cent Of the amount OF the bid VIII
be required from each bidder.
surety bond In the full amount OF
the contract viii within ten tl9) days be
required from the successful bidder. All
bids will be opened and considered by
the Board OF Commissioners at a meeting
To be held In the city Hall In said city OF
Tulsa at o'clock a. m. on Friday. De-
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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charging the whole amount assessed against
sail property. or any instaiiment thereof
upon the payment to the proper officer Of
the city at any time before maturity, Of
the unpaid principal with accrued inter.
est, and at any time after the holder
Of said tar bill has notified the Commits.
sioner OF Finance and Revenue OF his In.
tention to mature indictments as above
provided and either before or after SUR
is commenced for the collection OF the
amount due upon any tar bill or tax
bills the owner OF such tar bill or tax
bills shall have the right 10 demand an 4
receive from the person from whom the
delinquent installment or tnstRnments are
due, = easonsbie attorneys fee and costs
OF collection. where the same are Incurred,
which said reasonable attorneys Zee and
costa Of collection shall in no event, OK
coed the following amounts and schedule
OF percentages:
For reasonable cost Of collection. not to
exceed the sum Of ti.5o IN any case.
For reasonable attorneys fec wnere In
cured an amOnut. not to exceed twenty.
five t25l per cent OF the amount OF tho
delinquehs instailment or installments aud
accrued interest thereon, which In no caes
shall exceed the SUM OF 5000 and In no
case be less than the sum Of $3.50.
Provided iAat nothing herein contained
shall be construed 10 operate as limita.
ton upo- the powet Of any court Of
competent Jurisdiction wherein suit Is
brought to toreclose the lien securing said
tax bills to fiE and determine a reason
able attorneys fec TO be taxed In the ac-
tion In favor Of the holder of the tax bill.
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sidewalks
nye to assess
heard
D-D wa" ~" oa'-'- N'''"''' '''' FRAN
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Al ouncrs ~ abu'tlng property prop
'riy benefited hy Haid improvements and
other property liable 90 assessment, arc
hereby notified that nli matters affecting
aurh improvements or benefits to th'
property thereby. and any ciatrn or 90.
l'rfluuH 20 the gsssHsfurnts aa above set
iyriu .shai be flcd in writing tn tho
otfige Of Mrs. Frank Seaman, Ctv Audi
or b"forr the 3O'h day of December. 1877
~ 800 O'Clock A. NJ. and the same shall
be heard hy tho Board VI Commissioners
on. tho 3hth day ~ December. 1921. At
. 90 O'Clock a ~. and any claim or OBJ
le"lion- not 10 fi'ei in writing before said
Tine rhnh BE- deemed waived
DATED this tith day OF December.
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In
Street A0s Mi fa eisah % %
FJones twenty 1rtst N
he Board
OF OF said o
hereinafter descesd property
Of has by
OF
and
amou respecIy as olows
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All owners Of abutting property. prop.
crty benefited by said improvements ana
other property liable TO assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
property theresy. and any claim or oh
tcOtl0ns to tho assessments as above set
forth shall be tiled In writing In the
office OF Mrs Frank Seaman. city Audi.
tor Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma on
or before the 30th day OF December 1884,
at ? 100 o'clock \. NJ, and any ctaim or oh
irctions not 50 filed ia writing before said
time shall be deemed waived,
DATED this IAN day OF December,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
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Missouri Kansas q Texas
Railway. That portion Of
right- -bf way Tying between
the North projection Of the
Wost line uf Block rs .. r.
and the North projection OF
tho East line of Block 2h q
r. and lying South OF u line
40 feet North OF and parallel
80 the North line OF Block
90 O.. r ........... 4
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titS ATTORNEY
Tpnblished In Tulsa Daily World, Deem
ber gi 92 and 20. 1891. World Pub
fishing Company. puhlishcrl
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS--S Sealed pro.
posals will be received at the office of
tho state Engineer uutn y, m. De.
ceinher so lg11, for thu construction %
Hpnroximately AG.36 miles OF oue-course
plain Concrete pavement. rs feet wide.
Ia Tulsa county state OF uklahorna,
known as Oklahoma Federal Aid Project
SN"rION Uu-VV.ww--F From the south
limits ~ Broken Arrow, to the Wagoner
county line. being approximately S3I
mites OF one course PlHiu Concrete pave
mont coutaining approximately 85,62Si
s4'fnra rr vda
eEt .TloN DD-LI..XX-Fro tho Rogers
county |.HH south towards Tulsa, on ~"
TulHi- .stu1sa Road. being approximately
4g miles ~ ono course plain concrete
uavCmeut containing approximately al
t't sgu"rc Yards
Rids vl.l hc considered on either or both
goctions, Plans may be examined and
fuIWs ~ proposals, contracts und speclt
gnf'nns secured 90 the office ~ tho state
l.uEirCer. They may also he examined NJ
mo County clerks and county Engineer
offire st Tulsa, Oklahoma.
RiuH ruft be on proposal forms ~ the
hv cortifiod check surety Cnmnapy's
Irouosal bond M the amount ~ 10 per
ont of thiH bid. Right l. rescry ed 20
reject rny and an bids
betaHed Instructions TO bidders viii he
found on pages 10 o Inclusive 81 the
state STANDARD Specifications.
B T.. CLARK.
CommlszIoner OF HiFsnvavs.
k4te ENI 3 ALDERMAN,
state Engineer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-06
Adverse Condition Reports
(nnse Mhcnt Enins

CHICAGO, May ga. PD-Big
upward swings Yesterday in the price
Of wheat resulted, largely from ad-
verse reports of crop conditions in the
southwest. The market closed strong.
y. G TO CSC net higher, with May
$l44i2 to $14+4 and July Sl14A to
$ll5. Corn gained Use to / S-8c. oats
l S-Sc to , IS and provisions 15c to
55 cents.
a leading crop expert reported
there was evidence Of notable deter
ioration in the wheat fields in the
southwest and that the general decline
in conditions would be manifest when
the wheat plant heads Before this
news was received the market had a
downward slant, but persistent buy
ing by strong commission houses en-
sued, and with export demand appar-
ent both for wheat and rye the ad-
vance were rapid. Incidentally bulls
put considerable stress on the stimulus
which it was contended should result
from the lowering of rediscount rates
at federal reserve banks.
Corn and oats ascended with wheat,
The rise was helped by export sales
Of corn. Iowa and Oklahoma advices
told of damage to oats.
Provisions were lifted by the grain
bulge although depressed at first by
weakness in hogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-06
unemployment shows
Increase During April

WASHINGTON, May ia. PD-
Unemployment increased four-tenths
ot one per cent during April, according
to figures made public last night by
The department Of labor.
A decrease of 70.7 workers from
the payrolls of 1924 firms in 65 princi-
pal industrial ceuters normally en-
ploNng a total of 100000, was
shown. Since January these firms
have let out almost $4,000 employees.
or % per cent.
The Pacific coast. the statement
said, lost ground, inactivity in ship
building and numbering accounting for
much of the reduction. In the iron
and steel industries there was de-
crease of employment Of 30.O55, or
as per cent but automobile manufac-
turing, which showed the biggest gain
IN employment added, S3l,9S6 work
erS an increase of 22.3 per cent.
Automobiles, leather, textiles and
liquors. the four industries showing re-
coveries took on 42.63S workers.
Among the cities reporting largest
decreases in employment were Port,
land on, 16.7 per cent: Seattle 1876
per cent; omaha IFS. and san Fran
cisco 1913.
Cities reporting increases in employ
ment include Denver 44.9 per cent and
Detroit 25.9.
Sllsht Improvement was noted for
Montana. Idaho. Wyoming, Colorado.
New Mexico, Utah. Arizona and Ne
Na1a but sl1ggishness characterized
some Industries in Washington, Ore
eon and California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-06
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