The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
LEGAL.

NOCkfORD AND @ " r " X y
AVENUES with class "G' paving,
consisting Of e-tnch concrete base.
With 2-ineh asphalt wearing sur
SEVENTH STREET QuANNAH
AVENUE AND CHEYENNE AVE
NUE. class "F" 7-inch concrete paw
CHEYENNE ROCKFORD. 1T.
LOUIS Cn both cesesl ard oLYM-
PA AVENUES. class 80" paving.
sSnsqs, sons,s'os ,nc5Gi5g lnih SSy9hie 9lne
surface II 10 ~ inches granite
traprock or other hish abrasion re-
QUANNAH AVENUE and ST
street TO- Nineteenth stroeU with
Ing Of e.i5ofh,eGs Gs",f Of Gas. 6S's eon.
crete with Mackenzie liquid concrete
surface filler and spueesic coat Of
alleys ali TO be paved with Glass "F"'
e.lnch concrete paving
The streets. avenues and alleys to be
gf the following widths
sEvENTEESTH STREET. GuTH-
EYE, ST LOUIS AVENUE droI
9LYMriA AVENUE all 10 be 90 feet
oIX%HAH AVENUE to be ci,bor 80
MAYOR and Board Of Commissioners;
SSl,S S2gR 9s ns q Eea Ens;s.1, ''gss sss g aaS S
CHEYENNE AVENUE to be 36 fJet,
alleys Ia Blocks i9t. 52 %. ~
Town. to TO- be 20 fee, IN IN widib. '''''
ALLEY in Block 20 North Tulsa
Addition and nlnck G original Town
site. 20 be 20 feet IN width.
ALLEY In Block ~ Original Town
site ana BLOCK Miss Addition, to be
20 feet wide.
ALLEY ia block / Lindsey Addl-
ALLEY in block 1, stansberry, 2
Earns 70 be l6 feet.
ALLEY In block I, CamPbell-Drcw
ALLEY in Block I Friend Gillette
Block J Horner and Block oaksrove
20 be 10 feet Wide,
ALLEY in Block 2s Original Town,
70 he 20 feet wide.
Including all necessary Frading, curhing.
suffering. draining. storm sewers man
holes and other work and material 20 be
done In accordance with tho plans ana
specifications furnished by the city Eugi.
necr as may be determined by the Board
OF Commlssiurfcrs upon bids submitted,
SECTION 3: The owners Of street rail-
way and steam railroad tracks traversing
or crossing any Of the said portions OF
said streets. avenues and alleys to be
improved under the provisions Of this
resolution shall be required at the cost
pave and otherwise improve as contem-
plated by this resolution the portion Of
the roadways on said streets avenues and
alleys required by law to be grandcd.
paved and otherwise improved by the
owners Of said tracks
That the cost Of said improvements on
said streets avenues and alleys and each
Of them exclusive Of the portions thereof
TO be improved by the owners Of said
street railway or steam railroad tracks,
as Aforesaid. shall be borne and paid BY
the owners OF tho property benefited by
such improvements on the portions Of said
streets avenues and alleys hereby ordered
to be improved. That exclusive % the
portions thereof to be installed by the
owners OF Fnid street railway or staa n,
railroad tracks, the entire cost OF said
improvements on said portions OF said
streets, avenues and alleys, and each %
them shall be proportioncd to ana levied
and assessed against the Hbutting prop
erty liable TO assessment therefor, and the
owners thereof in accordance with the
provisions OF Article Of the Charter OF
the city ot Tulsa. oklahoma;
SECTION 4: That the city Engineer
he and he is hereby directed to prepare
for such improvements the necessary
plans. p'ats. profiles; specifications and
Of cost and TO return the same
to this BOARD on or before tho 9TH day
Of october, 1921. such plans specltica
tons and estimates Of costs shall be in
accordance with the provisions Of this
resolution and shall prescribe the char
aCter and amounts Of the construction
and maintenance bonds TO be required
nf the successful bidder In the construc-
tion Of said improvements and tho main
tennnce thereof, for period Of not less
han five go years from tho date Of the
SECTION S: That the further terms
and provisions Of the contact for the
construction Of the improvements herein
contemplated between the conractors to
whom the contract may be awarded and
the city Of Tulsa shall be determined by
this Board In accordance with Article 0
of the Charter Of the city Of Tulsa afore-
said.
SECTION 6. That tho 7th day OF
October. 1877. at . 90 O'Clock 4. Nj, at
the Assembly Room in the city Hall, of
the said city Of Tulsa. be and the same
Is, hereby set as the date, time and place
for the hearing OF any and all protests
and objections to the making OF said Inn
provenents and to the plans for and
methods and materials to be used in
making the same and any such objections
or protests not made in writing on r
before the said 1th day Of october, 1921.
at 800 O'clock a. M, shall be deemed
waived.
SECTION 7: That all resolutions and
portions of resolutions heretofore adopted
by the Board Of Commissioners of the
CITY OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, In conflict with
the provisions Of this resolution. are in
sofar as sach conflict exists, hereby re-
SECTION S: That this resolution shall
be published prior to the said 7th day OF
October. 1921, in one issue excluding sun
day. in the Tulsa Daily World daily
newspaper published in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
SECTION .: That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety, and the turtherance OF street
by reason whereof this
resolution shall take effect from and after
It's adoption, approval ana publication.
ADOPTED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon scpartoly and approved this
3oth day Of September, 1921.
APPROVED this JOth day OF Septem-
7. D. EVANS.
Mayor.
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN.