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The Washington herald., 1921-05-27

william J. Oppermaa.
Helen v. Orchard.
Lee J. Osborne.
Leaweod H. OFT.
Thomas O'Toele.
Richard w. Parfet.
Clyde b. Parker.
Edward G. Pasehalis.
Douglas w. Pate
grimm Payne.
Ruth Catherine Payne.
Joseph Peluzso.
Taylor Penleton.
John Perry.
Joseph Phelps.
wiIliam L. Phillips.
John Manley Pfckrell.
Binnch Eleanor Pierce.
Claude w. Pogue.
George w. Polhemus.
Ralph Pumphrey.
A. Zane PyIes.
VIM. O. Quesenbery.
RoxalI j. RawlinGs-
william r. Redman.
James L. Reed.
Joseph NJ. Reed.
Leslie p. Reed.
william Aubrey Reed.
Delbert Reeves
william Lee Rhine.
william r. Reilly.
William r. Kelley.
Frederick r. Remier.
Ralph w. Rennick.
Wm. Dec. Revenel, Jr.
Ziba w. Reynelds.
Frank n. Richmond.
Charles d Kicker.
william II. .RienouF.
Edward H. Robinson.
George r. Robinson.
Harold VI. Robinson.
Jessie NJ. Robinson.
Alexander RsdEers.
warren n. RodEers.
Herbert D. Rodney
william II. Rollins
Robert Rosk
Thomns Rasseli
william r. Ryan
Ferdinand ssuer
John NJ. schaub
Ernest &. schieith
Olive schureman
Frederick W. Schutt
Paul b. SchwegIer
Henry NJ. Scott
Valentine Sellers
Geo. vaughn seybold
Richard MICA. Shamley
James A. ShanaoH
william A. Sheehan
Robert L. Shepherd
George shoulders
Clarence Shreve
Leo I. simmons
Raymond Skerritt
Aaron N. skinner
William p. SIattery
Leroy Small
Charles Lucius Smith
Ernest 3. Smith
Francis Marion smith
Fred Il. Smith
Herman r. smith
Israel Smith
Toney Smith
william r. Smith
Maurice b. snyder
Norman II. Sonneman
Sam. w. sowerbutts
Henry c. Spengier
Edwin L. Springmaa
Edwin VI. stanton
John z. Steese
The Washington herald., 1921-05-27

Paul G. kimbalI.
Harry L. kimmei.
John 8. kindeIIy.
Jas. Levin Glib King.
Rolph G. King.
French Kirby.
Clarence knudston.
Herbert G. kubel.
william c. kyer.
John n. Lambert.
William Jos. Lawless.
Pauline M. Lawrence.
Fred Lee.
Malachie Lee.
sherman c. Leonard.
John Lewis.
Kenneth Lewis.
Lloyd b. Liebler.
VIM. r. Littlebrant.
Harry ID. Lombardfe.
John J. Loulan.
Carl Chester Lord.
Norman A. Lovelass.
Joseph Lovines.
william T. Lusby.
Earle Lyles.
John Lyon.
Chas. w. MacDonald.
Aleysius McGauley.
John ID. MeGauley.
George b. Mccoy.
Worth ID. Mcclure.
George r. McDeaald.
Joseph G. MeDenald.
j.. A. Ray MeFa1dea.
james McIndee.
Edward z. Mckenzie.
George A. Mckimmie.
George Mackay.
George MaEruder.
Maurice }. Mahosey.
Maurice r. Mahoney
James n. Mallus.
Donald II. Manaing.
william y, Manning.
Peytoa c. March, jr.
Theodore c. Mars.
George 8. Martin.
Victor 4. ,. Mayer.
Wilson Meaas. ~..
Milton 9. Medley.
Robt. E Meinkheim.
Robert r. L. Niche.
Harry r. Miller.
samuel Miller, jr.
Leonard l.. MilIican.
Arthur d. Minick.
Carl Olin Minor.
Antonio Missini.
Theodore Mitchell.
Robert Silas Monk.
samuel Moore.
william G.. Moore.
Edward s. Morgan.
John Morgan.
Howard II. Marrow.
Victor II. Moyer.
Ulysses J.. Muncey.
Evans r. Murruy.
Hogop Mushekian.
Matt r. A. Myers.
John J. Murphy.
Richard A. Naily.
James b. NaIle.
Francis Emmet Nell.
Miles G. Nfchelson.
Louis A. Niedomanslkk
Henry Francis Nolan.
James 3. Noone.
Seymour NettinEhan.
David r. O'oCnell, =
Francia A. O'Connor.
John r. O'Cenner.
Paul }. O'DonneIl.
Dave Oetinger.
Cornelius Olson.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-27
Six Smallpox
Cases Reported
In Past Week

A number of cases Of smallpox
have been discovered in this city
during the past few days by
the district health department.. ac-
The Washington herald., 1921-05-27


John George ESerton.
Louis e. Else ensmith.
Arthur r. Elmore.
Ernest Wm. Emery.
william II. Emory.
Alvin II. EnRlish.
Jno. Isadore EopoIaeci.
william A. Eopolueci.
John r. Evans.
Frank T. FaSan.
Frederick J. Pagan.
Abraham j. Fairman.
George Fanantino.
Thos. H. Fnrnsworth.
william ID. Fenwiek.
Frederick FicklinR.
Franklin f. Fletcher.
william II. Fletcher.
Foster Cabert Fleton.
franklin G. Fox.
Hilary r. Frazier.
Charles A. Fuche&
Ernest o. Garner.
Joseph l.. Garner.
John Galley.
william J. Geary.
James w. Geddes.
George r. Gibbs.
william II. Giles.
VIM. Andrew Gill.
Ernest I. Gillen.
Harold l.. Gochenour.
walter 8. Goddard.
Clarence r. Congo.
Frank Gordon.
James II. n. Gordon.
Raymond l., Gordon.
James GoGsins.
Albert Goss.
Mason w. Gray.
Donald n. Green.
John A. Green.
John ID. Green.
Richard n. GriMth,
Robt- RidEiey Grimth.
Allen T. Grimes.
BENJAMIN J. Griswold.
William GroG.
Gordon james Groves
Pete Haddad.
James F. Hagan.
John Hahan.
Alfred X. Hamel.
Mark Hardin.
Maurice l.. Harding.
J. Randolph Harmon.
Milton E. Hartman.
Warren G.. Hnrries.
AlOysius ID. Harris.
Charles ID. Harris
Morgan h. Harvey.
AlonEo Hastings.
John A. Havener.
Harry w. Hawes.
Bertha Ryan Hayes.
c. A. Hetlman.
William Hibbs.
Edward 8. Higdon.
Maron l.. HodEson.
Leroy b. Holeombe.
Jas. Douglas Holland.
Claude Holley.
Frank W. Hollows.
Henry A. Holmes.
Mathew Holmes.
William II. Horne.
Wallace r. Howard.
John A. Howell.
william d. Hudson.
Harvey r.. Humphries.
Victor A. Hunt.
Henry Hunter.
Jas. william Hurley.
Harry F. Huth.
Maurice Jas. Hutton. '
Daniel NJ. Jackson.
George Jackson.
Wilson w. Jackson.
Charles A. n. Jacobs. ,
Hubert A. johnson.
James johnson.
John Pate johnson.
Joseph J. johnson.
stephen johnson.
Marcus Jordan.
Leo Joseph.
Thomas Joyace.
stanton r. kalk.
David Kay.
John J. Ready.
John Keiser.
John A. Kendall.
Frank 8. Kennedy.
Maurice keplinGer.
Lester e. Kettertng. :
william C. keyer.
James w. Keys.
william q. Kidd.
Allen L. Kidwell.
Geon. Emmett Killeen.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-27

Europe must learn that one can't
make a hymn of love out of a mill.
tary march by changing the needle.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-27
Edward Lee Adams.

Edward Lee Adams.
Alex. X. Anderson.
Frederick Andersen.
Louis c. Anderson.
William Arnold.
Eugene II. Austin.
Curtis r. Austin.
Lawrence Bailey.
Philip NJ. Bailey.
WIKI 9. Baker.
william II. Baker.
John Thomas Banks
Bernard II. Barnes.
Warren n. Barnes.
Frederick Barrnck.
Morris r. Barssock.
James Z. Bawles.
Louis II. Bayly.
Walker Blaine Beale.
Lam bert r. Beckman.
William r. Bell.
Joseph Fausett Bellak.
Abe Bellmore.
Harry o. r. Benson.
Max Berlin.
Arthur +. 8irkle.
Leonard wiIliam Black.
Harry Black burn.
Emory II. Blackwell.
William ii. Bleistein.
John A. BIiEh.
Walter II. Blue.
Charles II. Bolden.
James L. Booth. g.
Lewis H. Boss. @
Carl A. Bostrom.
Franklin X. Boswell.
Wilbur II. Boteler.
Harry l.. Bowen.
Thomas T. Bower.
William Boxley.
Elmer Francis Boyd.
Guy f. Brandt.
Mack Bray.
J. F. Z. r. Brennan.
Charles Joseph Brower.
William I. Brooke.
Harold r. Brooks.
Charles LeRay Brown.
Douglas NJ. Brown.
Edward Joseph Brown.
Thomas Brown.
WiImarth Brown.
sidney H. Bryan.
Brien Buchanan.
Chester w. Buchanan.
yictio Buchatter.
Joseph Budd.
Herbert r. Burke.
John J. Burke.
Matte v. Bushee.
Raymond p. Cady.
Patrick J. Cnfferty.
William J. Campher.
Lucien Carr.
Treuen W. Carrithers.
Roy &. Carroll.
htrum r. Sahn.
John A. Chamberlain.
Charles r. Chambers.
Henry T.. Chandler.
kenneth II. Carlton.
Alfred Charner.
Solney o. Chase.
Philip G. Chaves.
Harold II. Crawford.
George Roscoe Chew, jr.
Edwin II. Chinn.
William Luck Chinn.
Honore N. Claggett, jr.
Alfred Clark.
Charles r. Clark.
Alan o. CIephane.
Harry n. Cochran.
James r. CogEins.
sandy Cohen.
Howard II. Colbert.
John Cole.
James II. Coleman.
Warren Coleman.
Clarence NJ. Collard.
Henry T. Collision.
Max l.. Colman.
r. T. CoImesnil.
Edward T. ComeEys.
BOYD r. Conley.
John j. Connors.
George Thomas Centee.
John BENJAMIN Conway.
Andrew II. Cookman.
Vincent q. Cooley.
J. C. Cooper.
Ernest A. Corbin.
Vincent ID. Costello.
Edward B. Cramer.
Daniel w. Crawford.
Ernest Cridler.
John Crilly.
Dana IL. Crissey.
Arthur r. Grow. ...e
Irwin l.. Cruts.
Joseph v. Cullen.
John 8. Curry.
Matthew Curtin.
John J. Daily.
Leonard G. Dallas.
william r. DauRhton.
stafford Davie.
Alvin Elliott Davis.
Harry q. Davis.
Horace N. Davis.
Charles f. Dawson.
seldom Allen Day.
Alexander II. Dean.
James L. Dean.
EDWARD II. DeGaw.
Staffor Delesdernie.
N. J. Demppoulis.
Hayes l.. Dickman.
william X. Dieste.
James Forsyth Diggs.
f. n. Van Dirk.
Myren ID. Dodge.
Peter Donahue.
Thomas e. Donovan.
Thomas j. Doran.
Tony Dordos.
Herman w. Dorr.
James w. Dorsey.
Julian N. DowelI.
| Albert r. Drake.
Thomas W. II. Draper.
Cornelius A. Drisesli.
sylvester Duckett.
Patrick Dugan.
Frank z. DunkiR.
Henry A. Dunn.
Arthur II. Dutton.
Juiius r. Fades.
John A. Eastcn.
George n. Edelin.
Robert + Eamn~Ss-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23

end tho ogusrs thereof In aatd District
and.
NUEpEhH me asHesrweuts trtisd by
'hIH bfdiHRUrr have bpru Hppurtt0urd
sud afHoHHed upon mo hs-N N benefits
an none -'~ sr-ss s-. --'- s~eesa- ths
benefits ip the property against which n
" assessed sud said ssHcssWonta are sp
poftionrd. spread Hnd HsHesaed against
ih' prpperty tsaetHabie IN proportion IN
the benefits afforded 10 said propefty BY
'h" ifn proVeturutH On account ~ which
sold aFseHHrurnta sro levied
NOW. IItENEtbUE NJ fr ORDAINED
ny TtiF HOARD or NNtHAIDNTWa
uF rIE CITY UF TULSA, OKLA.
UpNA
oErrrJN y Thai there shan be and
hereby is apporuoned 70, charged levied
ana asHsraed against tho several lots and
'ft.ia " iani liable 10 assessment and
tu owners thereof in STREET IH
Iu'NEMENT DISTRICT NO sgD win
tHH Improvements thereon and appufte.
uHuro4 'unrruui0 beIpnEinE. ~ a sporiaI
49, lu pay standard Paving Company flr
thH o1usirurtiuu NJ street improVrfneuts
as provided by contract win tho rity ~
Tulsa Oklahoma, tho amounts respect.
iyeiy ~ f0ilowa. % VII.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23

Neptombrr t1tf trt to Coustock.
bmoiIy ,umuany Contractors . certain
contract fnf ihs rorstrlrtiou ~ = certain
tauitafy. s"vrI m SEWER DtsrHiCr 80.
i1F. aUd
WuEuGhH iu yufHuHnrs ~ raii can-
tract. HaII DuuHtI,F tmsdlcy company
have fnusl ructet p certain sanitary aevcr
lu said SEWER HlNfiltT NO. IiE aut
ihe v1fh under HalJ contract has been
Hp. opted aud approved by tho tity Eng.
ncUl nuf tlH Huati ~ tgWHIHsiouof8 of
fhr lIfF uf EuIHt. and
WUIu.kF u furtner pursuance Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
OWEN rANCEY . FIST.
Attorney for Receivers.

SosnaS Soysmbsr e. g. as o'ii iisqI MSrd Pt. Pub.
fishing Company ruhlisherl
ORDINANCE NO. cara
An Ordinance granting TO the 81
Louis. San Francisco Railway Com
pAny its successors aud ssslgns. tho
and repair u railroad track across
Frankfort Avenue, an Alley IN block
~ or,g,nal Town. ana = p9rt,sn 81
s",ise end other rS,iroad purposes.
'"s az '''i1''"t IL to&pNi%Efb III N'ii%ilfbS"'yj yjy ruu
MlSHoNEns or. .Tlin CRY ~
sGtTldN ! " ma, maj tho st. t.ou,, san
FrungiHro Railway COMPANY lts success
seS ae s,s@" 9s'Sa% Ssld% ,giss Tented GPS ,Pa
light aud privilege to construct mOiur
tain. operate and repair certain rail.
road purpoaes across Frankfort Avenue.
an alley tU flotk ", Original Town, and
aorlion or Greenwood Avenue in the
AZ tue locations describrl as follows to.
Wit Portion OF Ftanktort Avenue.
SAID proposed track 10 10 uKtoud IN a
norQoastcrly aud Houthwestcfiy dtrcc
uon across Frankfort Avenue ot Hni1
CIV OF Tulsa. uNahoms, diatanco of
about NJ feet from a point IN tho west
line Of AAtd gvcnuc about 90 tort south,
eris rem 'hr northeast corner ~ niocp
is, ORIGINAL Town OF said City 10
nue about 90 feet Southoriy from th,
nort corner Of Block ~ Origlnu
Town ~ said city.
Portion IA Alley:
70 extend IN a northeasterly ana south
westerly direction across alley 20 hlovl
~ Original Town m rsid city of rura
oklahoma, distance ot 20 feet truu
point 10 thr westerly limo Of said alle'
about Z trpt suuthprlY from the north
erly limo OF said BLOCK a. To- a upin
IN the cssterly line ot said e'loy ahou
Block ~. Original Town.
Portion In Greenwood Avenue.
To extend ~ n"rth===tsrls md south
westerly direction across the wesiorl
portion Of Greenwood Avenue, - fee
from point IA tho weHt"tiy hne %
--.t A"-an.. feet more or loss trou
Original Town to poin, feet NOR
or less southeTly from tho esstcrly pro
ductiou " the northrrly line n -ai
Block ~. In said Ciy of tulsa, OKLA
SECTION ?. The said Grantee shsl
within thirty (5ol days after the pssHag
and approval nf this ordinance, depoal
with the city Auditor written accept
Anco of tho terms aud pro,isions hereof
SECTION !; THAT an emergency cNist
for the preservation Of tho public poao
and safety and eonveniencc by rtaso'
whereof this ordinance shall take cff"r
Immediately after ltA passage, approya
PAssEp. and the emergency claus,
ruled upon ssparstely this 18TH day o
hPPRoyED' this 18th day or No
T. u. EVANS.
Mayor.
MRS PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
Approved, this 18th day OF Novemoer
FRAEK =. DUNCAN.
city Attorney
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niue from the South linz of ninth
street to the North uns Of Tsuth
Street
ALLEY. Block 100. Original Town
site between Boston Avenue and
Main street. from tho South line Of
ninth street 60 the North line of
Tenth Street
And satd Board Of Commis-ionera has
by resolution duly approved the aforeFaid
statement and estimate Of the city Engt-
uoer and has determined TO assess the
cost Of tho Improvements IN SAID district
against tho shutting property. the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
20 assessment. and tho owners thereof, US
f0lloNa, to-Wtt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23

tPublished In The Tulss DAILY World No
vembsr %, "a 80 IS. 20, 1871. The
world Publishing Company, Publlshers)
NOTICE FOR HLARlSG ON as
STREET iNPRoVEMENT DISTRICT
SuhBER s5i, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution OF
the board Of Commissioners adopted on
the lSth day OF November 1881, notice ~
hereby given that the Board of Commis-
sionerH OF the City Of Tulsa oklahoma
have examined the supplemental final
estimate and amended statement OF the
City Engineer 10 the amount g! the
cost Of the asphalt pavement which should
be assessed against the abuttlng property.
property benefited, and other property
liable TO assessment and the owners there.
Of In STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
IRiCr NO 33t, which includes the Not-
lowing described portions OF the following
Avenue. to-wit:
QUAKER AVENUE from south line
OF Fifteenth street to North line OF
Seventeenth Place tBuenA Nstal.
And said board OF Com mniissioners have
by resolution duly approved the afore-
said supplemental final estimate and
amended statement Of the city Engineer
and haNs determined ~ assess the cost
OF Che improvements in said district
againlt the abuttlng property. the prop
erty benefited and other property liable
20 assessment and the owners thereof as
follows, to-wit:
ORTtJTT ADpIrION
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MRS PRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor
WueiI.hed ln rhe ruisa psliy wofId 10.

(Pubnshed in The Tulsa Daily World No
vember -. 23. 20, 20, 20 1921. world
Publishing Company, Publishers)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. $40,
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution OF
tho Board of mmissioners adopted on
tho 18th day Of November, 1921, notice Is
hereby given that tho Board OF Commits
sioners ot the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma
have examined the estimate and state
meut OF the city Engineer as to the
amount Of the cost OF the asphalt pave
uent which should be assessed against
tho admitting property, the property hsne-
fitcd, and other property liable to assess
mcut, and the owners thereof, in STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. $40.
which Includes the following described
portions Of streets, to-wtt
ROCKFORD AVENUE from tho
South lire Of Eighth Street to the
North limo OF Thirteenth Street ca
cept Intersection at Twelfth street.
And said Board Of Commissioners have
BY resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF tho city I'm
gineer and have determined 10 assess the
cost Of the improvements in said district
against the abutting property, the property
benefited, and other property liable to
assessment. and the owners thereof, as
follows. wit:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
MRS. FRANK gEANAu
CfAy AHrf.

tPubllshed IN tho Tutsa Daily World ...
vsmber 20, % -. e5 .6, is2' Nr,d
Publishing Company, Publish
NOTICE FOR HEARING yE AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAWN Tv
STREET IMPROVE MENT BIATur.r
NUMBER 257, CITY or hLsN
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resn'uti9- ~ tb.
Roard Of Commissioners adopted a. tb.
18th day Of November. 1921 Hetko Il.
hereby given that the Board OF .1.ur1s.
sloners Of tho city ~ Tulsa. DN'ano-na
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city Engineer as to tU. arourt
Of the cost OF tho concrete pattfesst
which should be assessed aEsIrst m.
abuttiug property. the property benefited
and other property liable to asssssuIert
aud the ownerH thereof, IN SrREEr IN
PROvEMENT DISTRICT NO nlF vt.h
includes the following described .or,op.
OF streets to-wit;
TENTH STREET from tho Lsst tn.
pt Lewis Avenue 20 the West line OF
Florence (Kerrl Avenue.
And said Board Of Com missioner. ha,
by resolution duly approved ths afosesad
stabement and estimate Of tho tflv E1Ri.
neer and has determined 10 assess he
cost of tho improvements Ia said district
agalust the abutiing property. the prop
erty benefited, and nor properly Nab's
% sssessnentH and the owners thereof as
follows. TO. wit:
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BRoADaouR aEtGuTB SECOND
ADDITION.

SECTION - That the aeasnstneut hHfrF
levicd ON each Of the above WHntionru
lots and parcels ~ land aro hc-lby ds-
clafed 90 Do Hon upun tuch lots sud
p1re"ls ~ land TO vne sane st,cni as
forced Ia tho Same manner rs other tsNrs
ln and Tor tho tiiy uf Tulsa, OklahufuS \
SECTION THAT al a-sesstnet-. hero.
by levied shall boo divided into trrr1 t3I
equal annual iustnllWrntH as authorized
BY Wid Statutes VI tho State ul OKLA
homs fpr such cases made Iui provided I.
thht no anHrrsWouts ehali bear irtarost
tho payment NJ the several lnfIalluruf4 =
lh- s"id 1Hse-4iuenl-. from IN" dat" "
mo takluE effoyt ~ This lri,naurv, that
tho first tuHtailwtut ss'i sstgastlcut.
togathor with the acrtuai ta'Artat on tha
u.si7,tya l9H,'ll p,ns gh'll o. pNyahi' -
remaining a. rod lnstaifn with the
yearly. interest on tho unpaid instalimouts.
bhall bo payable on the 18TH day OF De-
cemher ~ each succeeding year until all
Provided however tha, any -, the
owners OF the lots o. nsrcris ~ iand 90
aesessed may AT any time during the
Four 60 consecutive weeks following the
nance pay 10 the city Auditor os thr city
~ Tulsa, tho run amount of the asseaa
ments 80 levied against their baid in'H aud
parcels Of land and thereby release such
property from tho iein OF such sssess-
BECTtON 4 Thnt tnts ordinrnca thaiI
days In the Tulsa bauy Worid a news
paper published In Tulsa, Dklahoma; that
the publication ~ THIS ordinancs as re-
qured by law shall bo taken and 70,
Earded Hr sufficient notice 10 all pcrsons
Interested In the assessments hereby
levied by the terms Of this ordinance,
SECTION g. That all ordinances or
psrte of ordinances ~ c"pfhc, Nth the
provisions " this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict exists, aro hereby repealed.
SECTION That an emergency exists
Tor the preservation of the public health
and safety, by reaHon whereof this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and aftuf
is passage. app-oyal and publication,
PASSED, and tho emergency clause
ruled upou separately aud approved this
gbth day - OCiJbsr, 1884
APPROVED, tAis 2bth day ~ october,
1874.
\ D. EVANS
Mayor,
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NNVIINN = ThAI Tue aascssmtn M >
hereby levied against each OF the above
described lots ana parcels OF lanl shan
bear interest AZ the rate OF ecyHn per
,eutum - per cent per aupu.n. sud
both principal and Interest arc bvr by de-
c,ared Go be a debt against tue owu.ts ~
sa'u la"u, "na = ,tu ubon i1.n le's anu
except The lien FOR state, Coun.y and city
taxes from this date. end the sans shan
ho enforced and collected as uthat taafs
ln the City NJ Tulsa Oklahoma arr cn-
forced and collected, ~ may bo recovered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23

CPubiisned In the TULSA Daily wori"
Mie'f%G', y, i,, e. Is Is 4 Il. ',' 20 J. u H.
~. IS, 20. 81. 2& 20, 1921, Ths World
'''V V2sRbiNKSSSH ~. S''ssoS'''' ssoS
AN ORDINANCE TO APPOWTiON. LEVY
AND ASSESS SPECIAL TANES IN
pAYMENT OF THE COST or CON
sTRuCTING A SANITARY SEWER IN
SEWER DISTINCT NO, i79 IL THE
EsTABLlsHED ny ORDINANCE NO
al4lj AID pEcLARtNG ~ UMER.
GENCY,
wHEREAs In pursuAn-. ., tb. provt.
tons OF thn Charter Of the city ot Tulsa
oklahomS and tho s,atutsn OF the state
Of Oklahoma, for such cAAes MAD. sra
provided. the said city % Tulsa dia b.
Ordinance No. 2lil erea@e and estabush
having deelered u nee snAry 20 con
struct sawers IN sAtd SEWER ptsTRtC1
40 I7s by the prONisiuus ~ said ordi
nance 40 glN, did On tha lStA d1y .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23

All owners of ahuttinE property. prop
erty benefited by said improvements, and
other property liable to assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefts to the
property thereby, and any claim or obiec-
lions to the assessment above set
forth shall be filed IN writing IN tho Of
flee OF Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor
OF the city OF Tulsa, on or before the mi
day OF December, 1921. at 800 o'clock
m, and tho same shall be heard by the
Board Of Commissioners on the End day W
December, 1921. At o'clock a, m. and
any claim or objections not so filed N
writing before said time shall be deemed
waived.
DATED this 18th day Of November
1891.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
FOREST PARK ADDITION.

All owners of AbuttinE property, prop
erty benefited by said improvements, and
other property liable to assessment. arc
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
tectlous TO tho assessments ne above set
forth shall be flied in writing In the
dltor Of the City OF Tuisa, oklahoma.
on or before the and day Of December.
1891, at 800 o'clock A m. and the same
sioners on the and day of December
1891, at 90 o'clock a. m, and any claim
or objections not 90 filed In writing be.
fore said time shall bo deemed waived.
Dated this 18TH day Of November. 1891.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
MRs. PRANK SEAMAN city Auditor.

FRANK Y. DUNCAN. City Attorney.
published in The Tulsa Daily World No
Nenlber %, -, a. 20, 20, 1921. World
Publishing company, publishersl
NOTICE FOR HEARING on AS
SESSA ENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
no. 35J, CITY or TULSA. OKLA
NOMA
M compliance with the resolution ot the
Board uf Commissioners adopted on the
lNth daE Of NoySVbsr. 19el. notice a.
hereby given that tho Board Of Corhmis-
sioncrs of the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
ot the city Engineer as to the amount
or the cost Of the concrete pavement
which should be assessed against the
abutttng property, the property benefited
and other property liable 10 assessment
and the owners thereof IN STREET iM.
rRONEMENT DISTRICT NO 3S3 which
includes the following described portions
OF alleys to-witi
ALLEY Block a. Original Town.
site between Denver ana Elwood Ave-
uuc running from the South line
cameron street 20 the North ,tne OF
ALLEY Block - Original Town
site, first alley west OF Frisco Ave-
nus from the South line ~ Cameron
street 20 tho North line cf brady 81.
ALLEY, Block lSl. -OriEinsl Town
ttt. between E.giu ami Boston Ave
nue. from the south line OF Eighth
street 20 the North line OF Stnta
Street
ALLEY block iss original Townsile.
between Cincinnati ana Boston Ave