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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06
LEGAIS

Mr>r# r.U rANI>u lN EIUrrr
lMIllHN NI.I II..WtI hD. s.t.
ttI1 NF r.t.N OKLAHOMA.
lu Dumu.Hu.. with iU1 resolution ~ me
board .l ..u.. "HIHHsIs adopted on tho
asth Gay .l February l0fa notice Is
hereby E.Hu .uat ihs Hoard of commits
s.Hus.H .I f.. t.fN uf Tulsa. oklahoma.
has examined fnu rHiim1ts ana statement
uf ODE lNI .aHT uH tu thH amount 10
tuu cost U. fNH FsuuHIt pavement which
should hu H...tarI against tho admitting
property. t. property benefited. aud
uihDr property Table 10 pHaHsaWHut md
inr owners thrrrH. in slNIll lM.
PROVEN UtgHNDr Np. 500. which
includes tb. following desgrIbUd uoftllus
of HffrffH fH.u|f.
QUINCY NNrNrn FROM .ha South
l.uo uf Admiral boulevard tu tho
North line ut Fourth Su.ai except
Intersections.
Ana enid board ~ c.mm 'saIorors has
by resolution duly approved tho nfora-
FlIi statement uud estimate ot the city
engineer aud has determined iu HHHrHs tho
,ust or the improvements u s1it district
against the nbuttIug property tho prop
uity benefited, ana other property liable
to assessment aud the owners thereof aa
'.''" ,taI..,. ,...,,a.sgr,vfs .f.ytsrr...v
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GREAT TITHING
DEMONSTRATION
Methodists Attempt Most
Extensive and Thor
ough Campaign

CHICAGO, March 5--The most ex-
tensive and thoroughEolng campaign
ever attempted by any religious de-
nomination, IN the interest of Chri-
tian stewardship, has Just been
launched by the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Three hundred thousand Ameri-
can Mothodists arc now enrolled as
Christian stewards, men and women
VINO agree to pay a tenth OF their in
come to Christian work" declared
the Rev. DR.. Luther Il. Lovejoy. D.
D., or Chicago, secretary of the
stewardship division OF the commit
tee on conservation and advance,
here today. The program lust an
nounced for 1929 by the Stewardship
division, however, calls for an i'm
mediate enrolment to the number
or not less than full million Of
tithing stewards. a quarter OF the
membership OF the church.
THE plan Is for great tithing
demonstration to he completed on
Easter Sunday. After a period of
intensive preparation through Feb
ruary and March every member Of
the church and Sunday school will
be asked to lay aside one-tenth Of
tween Palm Sunday and Easter. and
bring IL to the treasury OF the
church on Easter Sunday. rs a part
OF the program for that day
ALREADY indications Of a church
wide response are coming In. A
locomotive engineer. New York
lawyer, a shirt manufacturer, n fur
niture dealer a refrigerator maker
and a Missouri music man will pre-
sent u tenth OF their profits for the
week, A woman in Florida will give
tenth OF her egg money The
treasurer OF one OF the largest auto
mobile factories, the manager of n
chain OF 10-cent stores and one Of
the largest show manufacturers viii
turn over tenth OF their incomes.
An Indiana banker will give q 'enth
OF his gains, a Pennsylvania pi ter
a tenth OF his wages. a New York
butter, egg and cheese packer will
divide his profits and a Michigan
lumber and coal dealer is planning
"A contribution OF the same proper
tion. An Iowa farmers corn, a Wis
consin dairyman's blooded herd, "a
Washington apple growers orchard,
and n Louisiana cotton planters
fields are all in the game.
"A half dozen newspaper publish
ers and two or three editors are al
ready in line. Bishop Joseph +.
Berry Of Philadelphia, senior bishop
OF the Methodist church; Bishop
Thomas Nicholson of Chicago,
chairman OF the committee on con-
servation and advance, and Bishop
Theodore S. Henderson. chairman OF
the stewardship committee, are
among the Easter tithers.
Not only contributions of money
are forthcoming. but also OF time
and labor, a merchant prince OF New
York, as well as a publisher of in
ternatlonal fame, having volun-
teered a tenth OF their influence for
the promotion OF this enterprise"
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ALL SPoONING is FORBIDDEN

CLEVELAND. March 5.--Boasting
record OF mot one romance start
ed" the Widows and Wldowers' So
cial club. Inc, of Cleveland. recently
celebrated it's first anniversary. Ap-
plicants specifically must state that
they do not seek marriage.
I'VE do not want mashers." Mrs
Lidla Wagner, founder ana president
Of the club, stated. I'VE have social
gatherings but spooning is forbid
den"
Three couples were married dur
ing the year. but" Mrs. Wagner
declared. they were courting before
they Joined our club"
The club has 80 members. so OF
whom are widows. Mrs. Wagner con-
tinued. Social parties and dances
are frequently held at the members
homes.
"Our success is due to our policy
of keeping out applicants who want
TO spoon" Mrs Wagner concluded.
"Other such clubs have sprung up
and disappeared because they were
founded on the principles OF a mat
rimonial bureau"
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WILL PAY HONOR
TO ERICSSON
Anniversary of Battle Be-
tween Monitor and
Touted Merrimac

>.rw YORK. March S.-Mem-
~ or the stirring days of the Six
w ON be revived March 0 when
.ii,7,itaries OF two nations gather
,a with technical and civic So
.i,.ios TO honor Capt. John Ericsson
- his mariner, Cornelius III. Della
u,cr ON the siNtieth anniversary
~ Inc battle between the first ar
5,,rsd ttleships--Monitor and
sonr tablets will be erected TO
49,, Iesiener and builder OF the first
,nrrc,ed battleship, and In the eve
,',y an Ericsson -Delamater banquet
niiI be held to which have been in
r,isd President Harding, Secretary
~ the Navy DENLY. Assistant secre-
t,rv Roosevelt and other representa-
,iyss Of American officialdom as
,,ct AS thee minister and consul
General from Ericsson's native swe-
5,p The occasion Will be cele-
b,Itod simultaneously in Stockholm
SO the Associated Swedish En-
Si,ecrs. members Of the swedish roy
nj family and American diplomatic
reprosentatives participating.
one Of the tablets TO be erected
bore will be unveiled at the Phoenix
soJndrv. where Ericsson built the
first iron boats constructed In
America. and also brought out his
then rIdiculcd propeller.
Another will be unveiled on the
site Of the DelamatAr Iron works,
r,bere the engines for the Monitor,
fho first self-propelled torpedo and
the first submarine were built.
The third tablet win be placed at
The Continental Iron works In
brooklyn, where the hun OF the
Monitor was bilt.
The fourth will be unveiled at
2g Reach street, where Erlcsson
made his home in New York and
where he died on March s, 1889.
Many Disappointments.
r Ericsson already has been hon
ored by statue which stands in
Battery park, near the spot where
the naval pioneer experienced in
1914, one OF the bitterest of tho
many bitter dlsappointments of his
early career.
Ericsson had been taken under
the wing OF Lieut.. Robert Il. Stock
ton ot the United States navy and
commissioned to design the battle
shin Princeton-the first iron bat
tleshlp with It's boilers and engine
below the waterline, and the pre-
cursor Of the modern dreadnought.
when the Princeton started for
Washington for demonstration be-
fore President Tyler and other gov
ernment officials, Ericsson was
waiting at the battery expecting TO
be taken aboard for the cruise. But
the princeton sailed maiestically
past without stopping. A few days
later a big gun-against the design
Of which Ericsson had protested
10 Lieutenant Stockton-exploded at
the conclusion of the tests. killing
Secretary of state Upshur, Secretary
OF Navy Gilmer, Senator Maxey.
two naval officers and President
Tylers bodyguard.
The accident led to an estrange-
ment between Ericsson and his pa
tron, and Ericsson sank into COM
parative oblivion until the unions
need for battleship 10 meet the
Confedcracy's threatening Merrimac
restored him TO official favor. and
brought acceptance Of the Monitor
plans.
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SaUant Says "MissiRg
Link" Is an illogical
DeIusiOn and a Snare

LONDON. March 5-This Il
bad news for tho circus and side
show men,
Dr. A. r. Sohofield, a British
scientist, declares that there Is no
such thing as missing link"
"Life can only produce life
after It's own kind" declared Or.
Schofleld. Grass cannot produce
a tree and II would be impossible
for one human being 10 produce
4 human being Of another type"
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,.... ~ 70. EVANS
mrs. FRANZ erANAN
city Auditor
TRASK E. DUNCAN.
city Auufuo,
Mar.b D.. 7. So. 10. i9as World rub
NOTICE ron. IlrAHiNo on As.
srHErT i,WRoytwNr uisrWtr
NlMuLH 800. CITY OBJ TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
In romruau.a with tho resolution of che
hoard ~ cummirsl1uorH adopted on thr
hereby given that tho Hoard ~ commits.
aIuuu.s uf the tIty ur TuIan. oklahoma.
hsr examined tho estimate and statement
~ %" city engineer a. To- the amount "
the Cust NJ thr asphalt pavement whlrn
should uO assessed against tho ahutt.ug
property the property benefited, ana other
pTasr, pgGng," ba1."f S 10 sTrf siiT'%o r,tiTov 9H
MENT DISTRICT 80. $50. whirn Includes
tho following described portions ~ streota
SEVENTH PLACE formerly ssy.
oufh Sfrrcr from tho East line ~
Wheeling Avenue 20 the west lins Of
YORKTOWN Avenue
And said board of commissioners has by
resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate u the city EMS.
nsor und has determined 10 asrUaE tho
cost of the improvements in said district
against the admitting property. tho prop
orty benefited, and other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof, ~
foIluwF tuawits
CENTRAL PLACE SUR DIV. ADDITION
PAVING Tor seventh rlhco ttormrriy Sew
enth sucotD
5.sllss, ~ N-it1a Llv.
iuEat5n on corn 1923 525.ge
a.N,s2g of s.l8gE Emma
sullivan and j. r. Kelley
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor.
FRANK Il. DUNCAN.
city Attorney,
February -, is.2. World PgblIshing
company, publlsher)
REsOLCTION.
A Resolution Determining Assesa-
monts ana Directing Notices There
r69' ior Paying in hTFEET IN
IHONEhENF DISTRICT No. d2t
u the City of Tulsa. Oklahoma. and
Decl1flug an emergency.
WHEREAS The city Engineer on tho
gun day Of February, 1899. submitted 10
tho b"aI1 me- written statement showing
Ihe names OF the owners, the number ~
front feet owned by each. a description
or the property ana estimate OF tho tofal
cost OF the improvements. the proportional
aWounts ~ such costs 20 be ssscst -
against the abuttiuR property ana the tatal
estimated amount to be assessed AGAINST
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTINCT No
a46 in form and substance ne provided no
section Z of Article ~. of the Charter
OF the E0id CITY of Tuslsa and,
WHEREAS. This BOARD has duly ey.
nmincd said statement and found the
tane 20 be correct and IN conformity TO
law;
VOW, THEREFORE,. RE 1T RE-
CoMMIssoHEHs 81 TiE CRY or
TULSA, OKLAIiONst
That SAID statement be. and the same
BE II FuRTiIEH Resolved, That It
assess the cost NJ the improvements pro.
Nilcd for in srif STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT 30. 800 against the lots
ara blocks HbuiiInE said Improvement
ana the property benefited thareby Fud tho
property liable 10 BHsrgFu0nt ~ set ont
ln the Aforesaid statement Of the City
w If FrhTHER RESOLVED. That
nuilne OF such determination 90 usaeHs he
given 90 am owners ot any aud al such
World. a. daily Newspaper N general cir.
rulafi0D in The cfy NJ Tulsa oklahoma,
Tor fIy" ,aJ consecutive dNs beginning
RE lr m RTHEH RESOLVED. That
tho cry Auditor b'. a0d Eh0 hereby s
a.Ie.igl are, 10 sond written notIcg by. regis
rrty affected by tho hf1resaid propose
assessments. sBld notice 90 be- lH form and
substance a. provided In Scruon. 2 of
and ~ be- mailed az tho time doslgnatod
iu said Ec,l.un ani,
me i7ih day ~ M1rch' i5sl a. 30
1'riurE a. m. to ana tho same is hereby
Get aH ihf day tNr hearing Old objections
20 such HtH"ssuouts. improvements or ma
feria.a iu reference 20 tho same and SAIL
nearing shall De continued from dly M
day unfN the s1iuo l1 completed aud any
fS-s IT, P i7Iih i7Iih may Dag af marcss 'hi,55 ns St
900 O'Clock a. ni.. shan he deemed 20 be
waived. ana.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. That
The 'ity Auditor be- and she Ia hereby
Instructed 20 make ana file on or be-
fore the date Of said hearing her certin.
cato showing when and in what maunet
SAID notices were given ana attach 70
ard mako n pHrt Of sali certificate the
affidavit ~ tie publisher showing a COPY
n the notice sU puhIIHhad ana the DAYS
ON which tho same was publIshCdt and
Bb TT FURTHER RESOLVED That uu|
emergency exists for Tie preservation uf
The pupIic health ana safety ana for the
fur'hcTauDc " street improvements by
lCuaIn whereof This resolution shall take
effect from rud af'nr itH adoption ap.
proynl ana publication.
ADOPTED, ana the emergency clause
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AIDES 1000 REwARD, I POSI-

lively guarantee my great sue
cessful monthly Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases In to 8
days. No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mail $500; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. Or. r. a. S1uthington REM
edy Co.. Kansaa Ctty. Ao,--AdVsr-
tla9menL
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OWENR ADDITION

Al owners ~ ubuiilug property prop
'riy benefited by s1id Improvement. and
other property liable 10 aFHrsHuruf arn
hrroh" notified that Hll matters affecting
such improvements mr. benefits thr.Hh"
ana auv claim or objections 10 fua pH.
s'ssmortH HE above Het forth shall be
fI0d iu writing iu tho office Df NrH
Frank seaman, CiIy Auditor uf me rl'y
uf Tulsa. Oklahoma, on or before thr nm
day Of March l1-2. gt 300 o'clock A. A..
Hud the som" shah hn heard hy tnr
board ~ t0mmIsHluUHrE uu IHg I.fh u8F
~ March. 1892 90 900 o.H'DrE a s.. ar1
any DiaIW ur objections mol. so f'rd l0
writing before said lime shan br deemed
waived.
DATED this asth dow of February, 1872.
MRS FRANZ SEAMAN.
L-L- L --LL-
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MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
CIty Audlt0r
Approved;
city Attorney
tpuiiigbgd D .rU. T,,t.. p,,ty ,y,,IJ
Marrh 4. isas' ,y.iII Publishing com.
pi.gDt.frtoy
p...f,,tN'''., ~, ,'u'',,,,... ......
uSr, H's2,I"5h 5i,,.,a,tt a,tt'm,Ging n,, sf 1,.'sf
fer I.yfng Ir s.riil,s.r tNpu1VE'
Nisl.T 'Tii,T'iif,'f' yG ''.t -" us 80
Of ru.sa 1l'sh.r.,. s,I de,Iarlpp an
emergency
WttNuEAe ha ,lt. tsr.,,..r ~, th.
alth tav I'll Is.ir..,., Ig8'' s,,I,,rttt'a A.,
a.. h..,t i,' ,.,,,
Sapvin% the 1arl, of the "vncps
the number - fr1ut f.st or,red nv each'
a dssartpti,r 81 lie ri,,,rrtv sId eNti
mate Of thr t4faf ro.f ~ tte improye.
nSnts th. prot,6rti,rsi s,,a,,,, ~ s,rb
r,sts H., as.d.ssa ss.tW.t ~ ntuiti,g
v5,','.,,,v 20 , ,i "a, s',I."" ,,i,n, ''u,,''',
ta ie 8gs,,s,d gg,t,s, .t',6 n,an,r sWhts't
tg ,sl.g.,,,,, .riIt.t' "a, t.pIyH{'5r
WrSFs Ss''1ypi 'n1igypii,t,'nr n"EG' Mrm"Smi MIN srI
suh.,.,r. - ','.'tt, a. g',tiaa'''g "'Ji
Artt,Ie * ~ t4o Th.,tsr ,f thn ..td rtty
~ TUt., ana
'NvIIi'tfit"Rg' go. u,,r, b.. s,,ty .,o,,,.
tned said st,t,,W,nt snd f",ird tGe sstns
to he coTr'rt snJ ia S,,pf,rn'its a. Law
NoNV a,tit'rt'tDtr UE' t.r up'
gpINEn az fItt ~ MI ~ rSN
SffustISttitg ~ To- ,t.rv 'nfs
TtrIsA otI ANEW '''
That said rtatement he. and the same
hereby ia approved, and
BE IT FUtruER RESOLVED that u
II the determination ~ this board TO a..
teEs he cost OF the improvements provided
tor in ssid grHEEr INPHONEMENT
DISTRICT adl against tho lots and blocks
shutting said improvements ana the prop.
Nrty benefited thereby and Inc property
liable to aasausment aa aet out in ths
uurgsaid statement " tho city Engineer,
hhd. ,... ............ ........
BE TT FURTHER llESDLNED, that no
ilco OF such determination To- assess be
tipru 20 ull owners ut any AMI nil VI
property by publication ia the Tulsa Daily
world, daily neWHphpOr u general Circu-
laiion IN the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, for
i've 90 consecutive days, beginning on
the 9th day of March, l9.2. and,
I'VE 1T FURTHER hESuLNED that the
city Auditor be, ana she hereby Is directed
10 send written notice BY registered mail
10 a., or tho owners OF property affected
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NINE LEASES RETERRED BACK
'"nian Agency DisaIIows Application
lnr Omnnnnu Innh nnh HIns L nnh

""H agency DtsalioWs Application
,or Qnapnw Lead and ZinZ Land
MIAMI, March 5.-According to
eegram received here from WASH
Hsloh, Ottawa county mining leases
nave been referred back to the
MS,Ialnl agency of the Quapaw In
ulahs. 1t is understood the leases
Mill be awarded 20 bidders on a
property valuation basis regardless
" FORMER leases. The applications
nt the Eagle Picher Lead company
auu Fullerton, Dobson and Beck for
eneWals OF leases We're ALI disal-
owed although substantial bonuses
we're offered by the latter company.
me discovery Is claimed by a
s"HIornia physician OF rays obtained
lum electric current taken from an
,u'nary light socket that have the
Yreeihetratiye quality and medical
value OF X-rays.
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u'ubIIahcd u tnr Tu'u DAILY World
War,H d. q. ~ o uuI 10. lH.a World
Publishing company puIIIsH'rl
NOTICE TOR HEARING UE ASSESS
MENTE FDH rANING rs HIkIIt
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT $50. 900,
CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution ~ tn0
board nf tuUm.HHIuurrB udGUtUd ur tur
g.ih day Of FrlIuarE 1922 upu.H 40
hereby given fuHf fla EulTd 0f '1uWIHr
H.HnffH Of IU. '|fY uf Tulsa. oklahoma.
has examined fUH ,Hflwufo ana statement
~ the r.fF engineer u" lp the amount ~
the ryti pI fuH concrete pavement which
should b. aEHrHsri against tho HbuttiuE
property thr property benefited, ana
other property liable o. HHHoHsTueut aUd
IIr owner. thereof u STltEEr IN.
pRDNEMgET DISTRICT 30. 500. which
includes the following described portions
OF streets, fU.wIt.
FIFTH PLACE from tho Wost line Of
Columbia Avenue 10 tho West line
M Delaware Avenue.
And said board OF commissioners has
hF resolution duIy approved The uiutr-
said statement and estimate OF the city
engineer and has determined Co asseHs tho
cost ut tho Improvements 500 FBld district
against tHu 5butfus property the prop
vriy b"unti,d, Hud other property liable
~ asa.sHm'nt and tho owners thereof al
HIGHLANDS sECONp ADDITION
b1YluE fpr Fiuh place.
10 Florence Al. Petersen 90 ttsgoO
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rIRELY PERsnNAL

YOuNG COUPLE OF high character si,I
who un financially u1.r. would adopt
baby h1v cor pIll, Best reference Ad
HUaHs hHX 50 81. care world.
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MEDICAL

F4lHMONT MATEUNIrY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement priv1tv prices reasonable; (;
may Work Cor uuATd, babies adOpfed.
Mfiir fHr booklet Mrs. I, q. Long.
asll . Tweuty seventh st.. kaHsas
cry, No,
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srty benefited by ssld IMPROVEMENTS.
aud ether property liable To- assess.
meut arc hereby Notified that al mat'atH
affecting suoh improvements OF benefits
thereby. sHd any claim or objections t0
tho aHsrsaruouts HH above srt forth shall
hp filed iu writing iE tho office NJ Mrs.
Frank Seaman. tlty Auditor 20 the CITY
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. ON ur before the l1th
day uf March 1929. 80 o'clock a. UI.,
nnd the same shall DO heard by the board
1T commissioners ON fho lIIu day Uf
March, lg-2. at O'Clock q. ru. and any
rlsIn or objections not sD filed iu writing
before said time rHa|I BE- trru'l waived.
DATED. This tHin dny ut February,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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LEGAL.

ruled upon sspnrltoIy and approved this
tNfn day ~ February 1929
APPROVED this -sIh day % February
19ze.
q. u. ENANs,
Affect. Mayor.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
CIiy AudItor.
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Al owners 90 admitting property. prop
t.'H benefited by said mpruy o.
w'HlE Hul her property liable 90 tssoss.
u,Uf Hrr Nurubv notified that all matters
nI'Ot'Ins such improvements or benefits
thereby. nuh ory claim or objections 10
tN1 HHsrsHmsnH aH above aet forth glAil
tUuh .Huwun. tIig Auditor 90 tho cry
of IuIHu. pkuhoiua, uu or before the nth
day ui March. laee, pt . O'Clock q, ms.
aud tho Sumo shall bp benrd by tho board
ut CUu. .IHHIuurvH ON tho lIth day ~
NUrru. INH.. uf % clock n. fn.. and my
claim nr objections not sn fIlCd IA writing
before fvIi im0 shall, ho deemed waived.
DATED, this ssrb day ot February,
1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
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DATED this 2sth day n February, 1929.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.

PubIshed In the Tulsa Daily World
March g. T. 3. .. 30, 1899. World Pub
llshIuE company, publiTherD
NOTICE FOR HEARING on As
SESSM ENTS FOR PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER S6i, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
IN compliance with the resolution Of tho
board of commissioners adopted on the
2sth day Of February, 1922, notice ~
hereby alyon that the Board Of Commlsr
sioucrs Of the Clty Of TULSA, OklHh0ma.
has examined the estimate and stateruent
~ the city engineer u the amount ut
the cost ~ tho yihrOll'hlc pavement which
should be- pssoAHed against the sbutting
property the property benefited, and other
pfoDerty llnb,o 10 aAsessuout and the
owners thereof in SrNEEN IMPROVE
MEST DISTRICT NO 3Gi. which Includes
tho following described portions ~ streets.
tC. wit
OLYMPIA AVENUE from the north
line NJ Archer street 60 the south line
~ HrFly street
Ana said board ~ commlHsiOnerH has 1y
resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the city rnEI-
uoor Rnd hrs determined 80 pssoaH tuo
cost o' the improvements lu aaid district
against tho abuiting property tho prop
eriy benefited, hnd other property liable
20 a'soHsmcut snd the owners thereof aH
HyyFsg AptrrfgNr
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LOS. Uuueh gf Keys ON Main or on
W.sr Fourth Address 1913 h.. Iostoria,
u.vHfI rhoue uHlge 5bIt-H.
LOsT--A large white aud tan bulldog
can Juck Names. Usage 1893.
LJSI--UlacN ovrrcgat between Second
and sixth street, somewhere IA the
1900 block Liberal reward for return
'f va'uah'r plpeTr Nstge sl9
Lost Double lens glasses tortoise rim,
gold piece over nose. Tiuder call Oaage
5l4t-J.
OSL PAIR mounted Elks teeth with u.
W, n un bark Cal Usage $500
SO REWARD Tor Burroughs adding 'nH-
chine takUn from Fourth ana NJ dland
valley tTurEHi no questions asked.
OsagH t20s or 3s35-R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

NJ. X. a. r. ny. right of way
~ follows That part of right
~ way lying west of north
projection of west line of
NanthuH Avenue. and south
~ "a line 252 feet north ~
and parallel to north line ~
~ Seventh place, Missouri
ksnsnr a. Texas RS ....... 90 5.BI
4 That part o. lot ! lying
south Of line 2S2 feet
north Of ana parallel TO
north limo ~ seventh
Place. y g. Hutchinson loR I2i 20
Livingston on corp, .lG l,471Ol
~. X. a r. Ny, right OF
way ~ follows That part
Of right Of way lying east Of
tho east line ~ NAnthuS
Avenue ana west Of the west
line Of Yorktown Avenue;
and south Of line 1852 feet
north of and parallel to tho
north line ~ seventh. Place.
Missuu'i, Kanses A. Texas
ssN ss.N : T. c C. "T.qTSR %Sans. iis iiss7ii iiss7i
27-N-h Gordon gTady and
., n; J, +, jSS"so" S Z. ,,,,, II! li''7i
CrIder G1b 6Ct.t3
2G-N.h ~ E-i4 J. s. Reed BT6 GGii1
"a. ~. D. HOaa HIIss WHIT 1857 OCi 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-06

MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor