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The spectator., 1921-10-18
Wants Her Ring.

Fairfax. Wash.-A reclamation pro ject designed to salvage one diamond ring from the bottom of Carbon river, near here has been started by Mrs. A. C. Holloway. Mrs Hollsway is build ing dam across the river and will divert the stream from it's .source in order that the workmen may search the bottom when it dries for ring that she lost several days ago. and which is valued at S200
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Judge McCiain Is Dead.

Newport, Ark.-Judge William D. McClain, aged 62 years. died at his home in this city from long illness of cancer. He was born at Walnut Ridge. this state, in 1859. He lived at Newport for 8 years and was one ot the eity's wealthiest citizens. He served the ccJnty for four years as county judge.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Never Too Old to Wed.

New ork-Mrs.: Francesca Leyaprc. sto, who celebrated her one hun. dredth birthday Oct. I. in her home on Staten Island has received by mail a proposal of marriage from F. Lindsey of Baltimore, aged 103 "A woman Is never too old to get mar. ried." said Mrs. Levapresto, but she has not reached a decision cn the pro. posal
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Honeymoon on Schooner.

Bowling Green. O.-Citizens here had opportunity to see a regular west ern frontier prairie schooner one day recently when Mir. and Mrs. Claude Hopkins on route to Pennsy; vania from Powder River. Mont, camped at the edge of Bowling Green The couple chose this way of travel to cut expenses of their honeymoon and get closer to nature
The spectator., 1921-10-18

vlvlani To Head French Delegation.
 Paris.-Premler Briand has decided that former Premier viviant will head tho French delegation at the Wash 'ington conference atser tue former = u,vry tn FlancA
The spectator., 1921-10-18

taken for a bandit
 and looked upon with suspicion in the communities where the marine uniform never had been seen. Charles E.. Gilbert, United States m ar 1 n c corps, arrived in New York re- ceEtl J. hale. hearty and tired.
 Ordered traDS-
The spectator., 1921-10-18
GRAIN EMBARGO PENDING.
Accumulation at New Orleans Taxes
 Facilities

Facilities.
 New Orleans,-The accumulation of grain al New Orleans has been such that notice of an impending embargo to this port was sent out from the car service commission of the American Railway Association at Washington to local traffic interests and grain ex- porters. In the last week the increas- ed numbers of cars on the tracks has been more than l,500 over the proceed ing week.
 There are 3.Sl9 cars of grain in the e,evators amounting to approximately 4.50D. .000 bushels and 1.s2l cars on tho railroad tracks totaling more than 100000 bushels. Unloadings. accord ing to the notice from the car service commission. are averaging about one thisd of the receipts.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Farm Loans Approved.

Washington. Approval of agricul tural loans amounting to sl.7S4.00c was announced by the War Finance Corporation. The loans included si0c. 900 to South Carolina banks for anan cing cotton.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
o6O,0C Verdict To Child.

New York. Thirty thousand dol lars for each lost hand-a total yer, dict of S60.000-was awarded to lie. tie Rose Cauni, aged eight. .whosN hands were cut off more than a year ago when truck of the American Railway Express Company ran across her wrists. .-.
The spectator., 1921-10-18

lieve that the peo- ole thereof have entirely forgotten them, the city of Minneapolis Is a
 fourishing oasis in the alleged des- ert of dried-up
 memory. The citi- zens have en- trusted their com plete city govern ment to the young World Wnr vet
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Wolves Chased Girl.

Oconto. Wis.-Alice Steffen, IT years of age. residing near Lena, was chased by pack of timber wolves as she was on her way to pasture to look for a stray COW. Neighbors stated the pack was very large
The spectator., 1921-10-18
President To Visit Louisiana

New Orleans. - President Harding has accepted provisionally an invita-. ton extended by Governor Parker. through Senator Ransdell. to dedicate the new Louisiana Agricultural and Mechanical School during the week of March 15. 1922.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Baptists Adopt Blu eudoet.

Richmond. Va. - Before adjournine It's annual session the Foreign Mis- sion Board of the Southern Baptist convention adopted its 1922 budget of $2,92S.0i2. This represents an ads vance of sl0o.000 over last year and takes care of work on IS foreign fields
The spectator., 1921-10-18

Found Guilty of haurderine pviest.
 Redwood. Cal. William A. High tower an itinerant baker. was found guilty of first degree murder with roe concentration of iffe imprisonment. by the jury fin the case h. which lie wAo charged with the murder of fatAas Patrick F. Heslin of Colma
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Federate Textile Trsde.

New York.-The provisional consti tution of the proposed federation of textile unions was indorsed by dele. gates to the annual convention of the Amalgamated Textile Workers Of America.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Game F,neo Remitted.

Little Rock. Ark.-Gov. McRae tos day remitted the fines of five yior lators of .he state game laws. All were convicted bafore justice Of the peace in Brinkley towhshjp.i Monroe county. x .,srasz
The spectator., 1921-10-18
White Squirrel Killed,

New Philadelphia.-A white squir rel was shot and killed by c. F. Van Lebn, ip the vicinity of Watson creek. The animal was milk white.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
S350.CcO For War Msmevsst,

Atlanta. Ga. More than 330U.ve0 has been pledged in Georgia to thS $1.O00.000 war memorial fund of tho University of Georgia.
The spectator., 1921-10-18

Corn Cheap. wtM Use For Essi.
 wfndom, Minn. With corn at sS rents a bushel. the city of Windom win use it for fuel at the municipal power plant.
The spectator., 1921-10-18
MAKES HIKE OF 4,OOO MILES
Marine Corps Fellow Travels From San Francisco to New York
 Carrying 51-Povnd Pack.

Alter facing death from thirst on
 the great American desert. heinz mis-
The spectator., 1921-10-18
WORLD WAR MEN GOVERN CITY
Minneapolis Entrusts Entire Muniei. pal Control to Veterans, With
 George Leach as Mayor.

With the service men of the United States unw;illngly beginning to be-
The spectator., 1921-10-18
POLICE POST OF THE LEGION
Peter Masterson of New vork's "Fin. sst.' Commands an Organization
 of 200 Members.

Twelve hundred members of the sknesf police force in the world" who
The spectator., 1921-10-18

saw service in the World war. have b a n d ed tAem- selves together In the General La fayette Police post of the Amer ican Legion. New York city. Peter J. Masterson, n lieutenant of po free. commands the organization.
 Tho New York
The spectator., 1921-10-18
Q IHE O AMERICAN
 LEGION tCopy for This Department Supplied by the American Legion News Service.)

tCopy for This Department Supplied by the American Legion News Service.)
The spectator., 1921-10-18

t-lttie I.ock.--DeleaduonS repieson, !2g all Rotary clubs Tn Arkansas are
 pected to attend a convention, whict 1'as been planned by the Rotary Cut of Little Rock to be held during the Arkansas State Fair and Exposition here November 11-19. Several clubs have promised to send delegations.
The spectator., 1921-10-18

 Sparkman, George Cannon of Stephens.
 Gravette.-Little Darian Thomas. daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Thomas of Gentry. while visiting at the home of her grand mother. Mrs. J. J. Thomson, at Maysville, met with . fatal accident by spilling hot coffee over her body to the extent that death resulted the following after noon.
 Ashdown.-The Ouachita Presby. tery of the Presbyterian church con. vened here last week. The Rev. T. A. Park of Mena preached the open ing sermon.
 Prescott.-Tar being heated on the kitchen stove by workmen to be used in repairing a roof, boiled over. set. ting fire 10 and destroying the resi-. dence of bio Lewis, on East Main street, The two-story residence of J. M. Kinser. adjoining, was also de stroyeG
 Fl Dorado.--The local Baptist con. gregation has let contract for the erection of a $150.000 church building on the corner of Main street and West Avenue 1t is to be ready for occu. pancy by September l. 1922.
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i.ECAI.S.

I'y Engineer ,rd the Boati oY rrn.
"'nh,9u.ts - the cry ~ Tulsa and
NHLhtAS. In further pursuarcs OF
we hdfu''a ~ the StAts q Oklahoma
't"f'SAli and under tho terms OF n,
'"ft"t " the SAID city of Tulsa OKLA.
,"mA, II is deemed nscersary hy ths
r'"ii or '"mmisstouors Of the CIV ~
lN.th 20 levy and aH4cas apectaI ia,
wy .N NE property liable 10 aasessfnens In
,." nl ~" Construction ot said sewer ana
' pay igt The same. and
. " 'lFHtNS tho total cost ~ tho e,n.
III 20 SAID seWcr IN said SEWER
'''I itl' No. l3s, Including oxttaa
"'.' "''h HHccrtainCd and is hereby do
y" hH tho sum Of i22779tF all
N'''h l' 'n h" levied ny special asacss
i,,. 't'ln'' tho lots and parcels Of
''N, benefited by tho construction nj,
EG. is5,,"W IN "ii SEWER DISTRICT
, WlllhEAa. All legal requirement. bsv.
f 'l I.''N WIN 20 buthoflEe the levy
-,"' ''''aHnou's against said lots ana
.H 90 ldnd tu IIahia for the coat -,
,H.'l"n OF sslt sewer In pald SEWER
ir ~ 30. lts. in the amounts here.
nm 'p''0l'l IN section 1 Of this Ordi-
N91W. IiiEpErgnE. M tr ORDAINED
rng n'Nkl oF COMMISSION
1tuMA N' ''i'9A' OKLA
,. HE' IIoN ! THAT thete shall h. a.,
iF n"r"br aTportIuncd 10 and i.vtsd
Nl'h ana HHNors.t araIast IA. .a,...i
=. ..,,,ul lal rnis 90 land la said sEyyEU
u .'' 'Nl'I No liS IN tho CIV ~ r,,i..
,,N,'''hs' ~ benefited BY tho oonstrvs.
w., '' h'lh sewer, tho atuounts Yssaa.
"''t sa follows, e. Wit.
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FINANCE MARKET
STAGES COMEBACK
RecOverles Substantial !;
Dealings Largest of
Entire Season

NEW YORK, Aug. 2G.--Tho stock
market today made substantial re.
coy,ri,s from its long sustained de
cfnss Dealings were the largest
and most diversified of any season
this month.
The extent OF the rebound which
began AZ the outset and continued
FOR the most part to the close, took
The -aorts by surprise aud resulted A
IN 'h. wiping out Of a large amount
of paper prfits.
Leaders OF today's advance com
sfisai oils. motors, steels. eouip-
Hou'5, shippings, rails and feathers
at gross gains OF one TO five points
Textiles, chemicals, motion p,ct,Iro
mai order, tobacco and conpor is'
sues also showed material Imnrovo-
ment with leading and Junior rails
Tn" "nlv noteworthy laggards wero
I. Rubber common and flrs,
preferred, United D,ug. WiIIvs.
Overland preferred, Pierce ArrH,,.
American Smelling preferred ord
Ph.Hl"Iphia company. all decljrirs,
y Now low levels. Sales, 675. oO0
shares ''''0VV
Monetary conditions favored the
mo .ment, call money on the eN-
'htns" opening and renewing into
ntAt week at per cent, with plenty
NJ outside funds available AT 4 nor
cont International remittances
m,-"d against this center. hownvor
London bills reacted about IL cents.
win lnwer quotations for an con.
un'N'al points except Denmark ana
Norway. "'''
Liberty issues and several of the
better known railway Convcrtibles
We're among the stronger features
& the pond list, but the foreign
stup was mixed. consisting of many
net advances and declines, all within
fractional limits. Total sales. par
laLun kN35O.O0O
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| SE,i ioN That he assessments .
| n"i"ny IcNl"d on each OF the above men
Toned Iots and parcels OF land are hereby
us as,nIs" 70 De a lien upon such lots and
nsIcrh a,hcr OF land to the same extent as
enforced In the same manner az other
taxes In and for the City OF Tulsa. okla.
hereby levied shall be divided into three
tal, equal annual instailments as author
lsed by said statutes OF tho state Of
oklShoma for such cases made and pro-
.lded ana tho assessments shall bear in =.
toreHt at tho rate OF eight 90 per csnttIn
per annum, payable annually At the tina
of the payment OF the several Install.
menta OF the said assessments from the
nance; that the first instalmont Of said
assessments together with the accrued
Interest on the deferred instaiiments
shaIl Do payable on tho 18th day OF be
Geinbsr, 1871 and tho remaining deferred
installments with tho yearly interest on
tho unpaid instsllments shall be paysbi,
succeeding year until all shall be maid,
PROVIDED however. mat any OF ths
assessed may at any time during tho
four co consecutive weeka following ths
nance pay to tho city Auditor Of tho
city Of Tulsa, the ful amount OF the
n,ss"ssmsnts as. so levied against their said
lease such property from the lien OF such
assessments,
SECTION q That this Ordinance shall
days. IN the Tulsa Daily World a news
paper published In Tulsa. OkIahoms.
that the publication Of this ordinance. as
required BY law shall be taken and RAJ
gardcd as F4fficicrt notice TO all mar.
sohs Interested IN the assessments hereby
levied by tho terms Of this ordinance.
SECTION 5; That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with tha
proyisious of this ordinance, lnsofar AZ
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed,
SECTION o That an emergency exists
for N" prcHoTVatlun OF the public heaIth
and safety, hy reason whereof this Ordi.
nance snail take effect from and after
It's passage, approval ana publication
PASSED. ana the emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately and approved, this
lGth day ~ August, 1874.
1921.
I, d. EVANS,
Mrs Frank Seaman,
tity Auditor.
Approved
Frank e. Duncan.
city Attorney.
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ChIcnGo EuanrrS.


closcd' aus s7.5i; firs, Is sTsS, second
s7.7l; ,hird as u 50; fourth AS s7sii,
Victory 2As aSis. Victory AAsps7s
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| Published in Tulsa Daily World August
20 and a. September g. io2iD
Notice Of sale Of Real Estate by Guardian
Ia tho matter Of the guardienship OF
John Beaver minor.
Notice ia hereby given In pursuance, OF
an order Of the County Court Of the
made on the 18Th day of August, ls2i.
the undersisned guardian of the estate
9t John henver, minor, VIII sell a,
tulsa, Oklahoma, at public sale, 70 the
highest bidder. subject to confirmation OF
SAID court on the sth day Of September,
Is2l at 10 o'clock a. m. at the front
tight, uue and interest Of said John
lieaNer' a minor, IN and to the follow lng
County. state ot oklahoma. towit: All
the right. title and Interest Of said minor.
beine approximately an undivided two.
OF the north half Of section II, township
10 north, range 10 east
SAID real estate will be sold on the FOL
lowing terms and conditions tovit; Cash
In hand upon confirmation Of said sale by
naid court and delivery. of deed therefor.
Dated this 10Th day of August. 1921,
JOHN PUSLEY, Guardian.
JOHN COHDELI, Attorney,
Holdenville. Oklahoma.
Pubilshed In the Tulsa Daily world Au-
and s, io2i. World Pabnshins Co., Pub
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
Bids Will he received AZ the office OF the
city Auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma. until
o'clock y, m, Thursday. September sth,
1921, for the construction of Sanitary
Sewer, including laterals, connections, and
oihcr appurtenanCes Tor Sewer District No.
$50, as created and established by Ordi-
name, No. 2l70, passed and approved the
18TH day Of August, 1891.
Plans, profiles and Specifications for the
construction OF said sewer system and ap-
purtenances have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board of Com mpiBsioners OF said
city and are now ON file in the office OF
the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro-
possl sheets Of the city OF Tulsa.
The right to reject any and oil bids is
reserved to the Board Of Commissioners OF
the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
certified check In the sum Of five go
per cent Of the amount Of, the bid Will be
required from each bidder
All bids will be opened and considered by
the Board OF Commissioners Of said cry
at a meeting of said Board TO be held in
the City Hall Ia said city at O'Clock a. m.
on the 9Th day Of September 1874
An and all parties interested are here
by notified that they may appear and pro
test against or object TO said proposed i'm
provements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing In relations thereto at
said meeting OF the BOARD OF Commission
ers on the 9Th day of september 1921
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
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Dated this 18Th day OF August, 1921.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN,


rublishod Ia tho Tulsa Daily World Al,
gust az, "a, 20, 26 and ~, 1921. World
Publishing Company Publiahorsj
NOTICE hON HEARING ON ASSESa- -
MENTS ron PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
$50, CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
, In compliance with the resolution Of tho
Board OF ,ommlssiouors adopted on the
isth DAY OF August, 1924. notice In here.
ny given that the Board OF Commlsston.rs
OF the tlty ot Tulsa, Oklahoma. has er.
AmiBed the estimate and abatement OF the
CITY Engineer as to tho amount OF th.
cost OF the concrete pavement whi,h n
should he aHschHed against tho abuttinR 4
properly, tho property benefited and 9th
er property liable to hHseHncnt and tho
owtors thereof. In STREET IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT NO. $50, which Includes
the iolio"ing described portions OF a,rsets
tu.wlt;
EVANSTON AVENUE from IN.
south line of Seventh Street to the
north line Of Eleventh Street escept
Intersections at Eighth aud Tenih
Streets
And said Board Of CommissfonerA ha.
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
abatement ana estimate OF tho city lngi-
hocr ana haS determined to Hssess tho
cost Of tho improvements In said district
against tho Hbuttlng property the prop.
oH'y benefited ana other property liza BILE
- aHSeHsment ana tho owners Shereof, as
fuIluNH. to-Wits
ar
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WORLD MARKET PAGE


KANSAS CITY, AuE 2b-Caitle re.
celpts. 500 cows aud feeders dull. hcs,
cows - N most sales s. 25q q57a. canusrs
and eaters :. o0u g 90. feeders 1, n0 10
500 stockcrs 1i00Q 90. other classes
steady common feNt and ONAhutu.
steeta ~ 500 90. medium Kansas grass.
ers Us toTG5b. god vealers SO. hcif.rs
~ ocd 2b, quality ot all classes poor.
lloss Receipts 1900, uneven. lights
terday, quality not so good, TOP - 20
pain mixed and heavy g5c lower. hulk
dS.75.
sheep Receipts 1000. killing cIasscs
steady Texas wethers and NearliuEs s. oo
few nAtiv" ewes $500. Colorado yearllngs
tse5. native lambs $3.50 fow ,ltss,s
1900.
New Nork Money.
NEW YORK Aug .b.# Prime riercan-
tile paper 6NGh. exchange h'aVy. stet-
iing d0 day hils aud commercial so day
bills on banks ASST commercial so-day
bills 3.65 \ demand 369. cables 6oi,
France Demand Z "a, cables 77bi4,
Marks-lSmRnd i6i.. cables l.lbta
Greece Demand 81
Sweden Demand 2l.hS
Norway-bcmand 10 90
Argentine Demand ~ 20.
praziiiRn-- Demand ~ 90.
Montrohi-gh per cent discount
Bonds -- Government hrm. RAILROAD
Irregular
Timo Loans steady. co lays. % days
and months = as per cent
Call Money Easy. high 90 'ow . rul
III; oiS;eres rS'G =, last I0"n D. closing ''d ~
Call IoanR. .Acalnst acccptanrNa AZ.
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InIlependenta.

. f".owIng Is prices asaed and closins
pa ny independent oil stocks on the New
,oik .ufo Friday as reported by Hous
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IEGAIS.


t,regt. L t " IN, hog''n'i''J h'.
-, s'' '.''' 'N lh'H Hr I"u i.t''..
min @ @,',, ~ n' a'' .''l i.I
a., '"gW .n'. .'' w 'Hii suF .h'II ."N.'
N lUsti, l'r.,.'i 81
=, w. S,h n IT. Sit''' from DO" "'st .
| N1.,,,, '''' '. 700 CAST l''' 't l
! h,Hlg
..S.r.J{ S.ErG{IM% r,, Th,stt tho h.r.,.,o,'',r '-.
] .t,.., ~ Ut NiN nor i.'i''I h'.
Mn s'' '",,t Iu ms N'. ''Mn tt.''
. lp,,t ,'l. 'V u. '7''l l'f ."
siors ,, ,s. u, ,,,.,'', und in prov.
.ttU,. So, ",,,''i 'l t't, ...N 'H''
/ sINtNrr,. r,n' ...Nl l'sl.,' N' ~.
/ of ps,,ts ,'.nili a',,y' t''W s".i .y
/ ~, ,i.',' w I'll HN'nur 70 Wee Nnc W |"'h.'
rf 1,,.", ""' w., n',,'',n S',,'i i,.W ''.'
/ Avenue
! .,,n,' ~ Lhaf 'n' h''"Inati.r No.
/ ,iu,u ll,',n Or mo hr'''. .Wi't u'n' a
| WI,, "a. '.L,n u, WIS r''I.''' ',t'' .'f
/ ~" .". I' l,iN - N' '... f..i i"' ''.
/ ~ l. 'n....,' H"l '.,
] n', ''' 'hIi'i "' tali GUY thaii '.n..'.
| 'St,At.t., l..' n'',n, l'.".I
| ,.','ttN' ~ avenue t,nm ..N' ~ lnr
! t,'." ,s..,', norm |in" N''rn''. %
/ SEc.riSN ''.,I ,,, t......,,.. o..
| 81, .,'h'I ',iisn ~ ihg hr"mt,'I u'mrl
! MI. 20, 10y. q. nus f..'.n. - 'n'r
l ,,,,,i,, ,,,n,.r, y,.n n' a", 500 ~, 'l'
! ',l,tw' 'i,'n, t"',''l 4hl,f lh, rt'Ft'n.
'"iiGrS,'ifs't lmrIov,snsnt nistl,t Nd. 1.'.
,,a.,tt' y NN,"G" rom ".t.u w." .'''
'VIs' So rroy,o. rn,, III. ,.,.,,,,,., d.
s,,9ga .,o1a rS,'an ,s, ,, S' thg s're@','r oseel
wiin the rr"rSgtiy - De nsgr.soi '"r tn"
of tho rtnrt.r ~ .,,t 'l,, '1 ,..,,
r.t. .t,.,, tr',,r,..,,',', I '''' ''.''
JACKSON Avenue from north lin. ,r
Eleventh street e. rluth limo Of tttN,I,fav
Addition.
sL, Il'N II. That tho horcinafor do.
fcfihed portion u the hereinafter uuWrt
| NF.h"." a'l inltL ln th'' section. tnr''h'r
H'Ih wv p.t'IN ~ b' ''4,hH'l I"l .h'
n,' 49,, ~ ,"','' v"",, '." ~, ..'I'
tn. gtr,,i trr,,y,r,,,, t,.,,tr, 49,. ~
YpRkTDWN Avenue f,sri snup, tips "
Second Street, ~ .o",h lac WaL..t.l
Addition. ,N,opt intersection with Third
Strrui
SECTION T. Ih1t at rcH'lutinrs mp
OF RESOLUTIONS h.rri"i.iy ad'pl'
ul ,",r rtt'.' .u ,.n',l'l WIN th' l,.'l
G,t , ~. =" h' 'HI nv
slCri1y "a ma .n '',,,,.,,.,,', o., ,,,.
for tho tf.scr,aitsu ~ tho pubiir r.a,o
health and stfptv and for tho futhtr,u.o
of street improvements by reasou where.
~ this resolution shall take effect frnri
and after its passage, approval and publ
cation,
AUDITED, ana me emergency clans"
ruItn up"h S.pat",eg anu "lff"N'i 'h't
''I IIpnua;l, VIZ a. ~, ~ nusus" ,gs.I a., , 49,,
,q"t w. ''' '''' ''' w N"A"''
= n ,,XAS,
NuN.r
Attest.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN. Clty Auditor.
Approved
tHhNN " b'N'NN' '"Y attorney
,p,,t.h., - ma. .r.,t-. t,.u,. Ut
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Foll0wlng Is pticcs ASKED and closins
BID - standard on stocks on the New
York curb Friday as reported by Hous-
t0n.Fibe & Co.;
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New York Metals

s,oM,H" YORK Aug. 25,-Lead steady;
ar Quiet; East St Louis delivery spot
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS


BIDS will be received at the office Of tho
city Auditor. Tulsa. oklahoma, until S
O'Clock y, m Thursday September Sth.
1924, for the construction Of - sanitary
Sewer, including laterals, connections, and
other appurtenances for Sewer District No.
l7s as created and established b. Ordi
nance No. 2ltl, passed and approved the
l2th day Of April, 1921,
Plans, profies and specifications FOR the
construction of said sr-cr system ana ap-
purtenanccs have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board Of Com missoners 81 said
city and are now on file In the office Of
the CITY Engineer.
BIDS must be made upon tho official pro-
pOsal sheets Of the City Of Tulsa.
The right tto rsJect any and all bids is
reserved 10 the Board Of Commissioners Of
the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
a certified check In ,ue sum Of five tbl
per cent Of the amount Of the bid viii be
required from each bidder
All bids viii be opened and considered
hy the Board Of Commissioners ~ said
city At a meeting of said Board 10 be
held In the city Hall 10 said city At 3
o'clgck q n, on tho 9th day %: SsFtem-
Der, 1891.
Any and all parties interested are here
by notified that they may appear ana pro.
test against or object 70 said proposed i'm,
proyements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing In relations thereto at
said meeting o. the Board ~ Commission
ers on the 9Th day Of september 1921
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
CITY Auditor.