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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-21
STOCKS RESUME
EXTENSIVE TREND
Public Participation Is
Factor in Turnover of
1,750,000 Shares

NEW YORK. March 2o--I'cceni
active aud comprrhcuslN, operation.
iu the stock market wol0 .osuWrd
today. Public participation app1-
rentlv contributed lppr"clnhly ~ the
turnover Of approximately ltl'1,OVV
shares.
Tho movement lacked uniformity
however, many comparatively oh-
scuro or loW-prlcrd issues mount.
ing 10 new high records. whllo some
OF tho leaders wcrc subloctcd to IN
cessant selling prcsufo.
Buying Of the rails. most effect
I've during the intermediate period,
cXertcd a. uabili.iug influence. In
Nostmont as well ag Junior shares ot
that division registered extreme ad-
vnncos Of I 90 . pOihta with indc-
pendent Ftocls.
ubscrvcrs attributed much of the
markets. irrcgularliy 90 problems
now impending Ut Washington, cS-
pecinlly tho bonus hllL tho four
power treaty ana other important
legislation. including the taritf aud
chip subsidics.
Another reaction iu foreign OK
chnnEos, with acute weakness In the
German rate. was offset I'm part by
the continued ease nhd abundance
of local money ratcs and fresh and
freer offerings OF time funds, par
ticuuriy for merchants paper. In
tho open market transactions at
per cent ruled.
The reversal In international cur
rencics CARED demand bills on lon-
don 2 cents under last weeks final
quotation. French. Italian and Bel
gin bills were TO 6 points lower. \
low OF 81 1-2 for tho German
mark was registered tho collapse
in that quarter being accompanied
by reports OF moro serious economic
conditions in that country.
A now high for Victory ANS nj
100.0S, new maximum for French
government i-2s ana spirited ad-
vances In Mexican government Is
sues constituted the outstanding fea-
lures OF todays lively and broad
bond market.
Utilities, notably the local tract
ions and Chicago railway 5s also
were active and strong. while numcr-
Gus domestic rdlls Of tho convertible
and rcfundng types again were In
demand. Now York Central 6s were
especially responsive TO the strength
OF the stock.
TOTAL sales par value, aggregated
tlG,S9l,000.
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LEGAL.

PublshSd in the Tulsa Daily World
March 20. 90. %. - and e5. 1929. world
Publishing company publishptj
NOTICE or HEARINGS ON As.
SESsM NrS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. 500 CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
ItOMA,
In compliance with tho resolution Of
tho Board of Commissioner. adopted on
the 10Th day Of March. 1879 notice IN
hereby given that tho Hoard Of Commits.
si0ucrs ~ tho city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma,
has eNbminod the estimate aud statement
of the city Engineer ~ to the amount OF
the cost of the asphalt pavement which
should be Assessed against the Rbutting
property the property benefited. and
other property liable to assessment and
tha owners thereof IN STREET IN.
PROvEMENT DISTRICT No. 3GA which
includes the following described portions
Of streets. tO.wit:
GUTHRIE AVENUE. from the South
line Of Lindsay Second Ada 10 the
North LINE of Fifteenth Street
And said Rnard of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the CITY En-
Eiueer and has determined to assess the
cost NJ tho improvements IN said district
against the nbutting property. the prop
srty benefited. and other property liable
10 assessment ana the owners thereof as
rItf prpa tTrtdttTs
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.--
what we're considered bulllsh fig
ufcs on ginning put cotton higher
m tho oarly trading today, but after
fhc nIt buying flufry was over the
market could muster little support
and it commenced 10 sag. retaining
that tendency until almost the close.
finally winding up a. 1868 conts iur
May with the list at net losses ut
10 iu 70 points At the highest
ipyoIs prices wrrc is to 20 points
over saturday, finals. whIle Ht the
lowest they were 10 10 80 points
May traded H8 high as 1898 cents
aud ps low ns 1860 cents.
IuIllsh expectations were that IN"
final ginning figures OF tho season
would not Do far from 100000
halcs ono way or tho other, while
boarIsh opinion was that the total
would come nearer confirming the
December estimate ~
the crop Of S.3iO.OOO bales. The
report of 797G,GG5 running bales
was sufficiently low 10 turn the
market over to tho long side. fur a
short period at least.
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IIc NAns Slnmnril.

Back in an inlaud town In Illinois
In the early days there ws a justice
of the peace who was very near
sighted. one summer day he made
some subpoonas 20 be served on
witnesses. and dozed of. a ny lit
In his inkwell. extracted itself after
some difficulty, and crawled onto
one Of the subpOcnas.
The constable, who was something
Of practical Joker, picked M the
paper and pointing to the fly
tracks. said. Judge, what Is that
name"
The Judge held the paper close to
his eyes and sduinted at IL for a
few minutes Then scratching his
head I'm perplexity he answered;
Looks Ike my handwriting, all
right. but darncd n / can make out
the name Wall Street Journal
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KANSAS CITY. March 2O.--Cattlo--Re-
ccipts ~ 500: beef steers, yearllngs. stock
cra ana feeders steady 60 weak; best steers
$3.50. stricty good hoifers $500 ~. 90.
early sales feeders f6.T6uTb0. stockers
tG60m7.5O. Inferior f3.5Omi.So. aalvea
steady 10 SOC lower, Nealers f7.bodg,oO,
other ciassca STEADY, COWS t5.60mG2b can
ncrs and cutters {3,258A25, bulls $4,000
$50.
Hogs Recelpts 0, 900; opened 20 shippers
t0Ft5 higher. bulk 17O 90 900 Founders
so. 0O1 1850. top st0.15,- packers steady.
packer top to.05, aei 70 325-pounders $3.50
out sowa SS25uS75. stockor pigs 100
21c higher. hest fp.25.
sheep Receipts % 0nn, steady, fed
shorn Texas wethcrs 5000, lRmba steady 90
e5c lower, top 1890, others $4,000
lA7A
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special 20, Tho World
WAGNER. March 20.--A. J..
Finley, proprietor or the Denver
cafe Of this city, after receiving a
letter from the Ku-Klux Khan sug-
gcstlng that he stop selling booze
iu his cafe, aud conduct 1t In law
abiding way, has replied. Things
viii be as rry as the Sahara desert.
Boys I am with you II you mean
business. All | ask Is don't make me
tho goat"
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Chicago Iiyestock.

CHICAGO, March s0.-Cattlc-Rscelpts
$4,000: beef ptcerH lhRe6o higher, early
top $3.50 bulk i1bOQG.Bo: fat she stock.
stockcrs and feeders 10 2bo higher. can
nera and cutters and bulls strong to loo
higher yeal calves steady.
Hogs. Receipts I.o0O; largely 10000
higher than saturdays average; lights up
most lighter weights active. others slow,
hlR packers holding back, top 5000, hulk
fi0.O0f 10 go Miss mostly ESQ higher, bulk
desirable 100 20 i30-pouuderH 80. 0OG 1900,
tor wooded lambs slb.76, hulk tib,Oo@ 40
1878. ton shorn lambs early ti3.0o, top fat
wooled ewes i9.1a. top shorn ISIS, choice
shearing lambs Sii.GI.
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Pioneer Pythlan Makes speech

Special TO The world.
VINATI. March 20.--At the dis
trict meeting of the knights OF
pythlas which was held here
Wednesday and Thursday I'm tho
lodge rooms In the First National
bank building. "Uncle" Jack Ken
dali, who Joined this organization
In 1867, was present and made "a
short address. Mr.. Kendall is so
years old, hut still keeps up his
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snnltnry OFFICER on Inspection.

HU0CTUT IN Tho World.
NINlTA, March 2O.-S,ate Saul-
tary Inspector lee IS expected here
next week 10 make an inspection
OF the alleys Of the city by walking
through every foot OF alley space,
ana tho residents are sturring
AROUND 90 clean up before his ar
rival MIR. Ice recently did some
effective work IN cleaning up some
unsanitary roOming houses and
stores here.
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GIcc Club 20 LIONS Meet.

specIHI % Inc World.
CUSHING, March 20.-Cushing
members OF tho Lions club here have
formed glee club which they plan
TO take with them on their trip to
the state conference OF that organi-
cation, which will be held in Okla
homa City in June. Plans are al
ready being made to go to the con-
vention there 100 per cent strong
and make an attempt TO bring the
1928 conference to this city.
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Better Marketing FncllitIcs,

SuriitI w. lhe world,
WAGONER. March 20.--Ifor the
purpose OF evolving some plan
whereby the farmers ot this county
can secure better marketing f9cin-
ties. a meeting of Wugoner county
farmers has been called TO meet at
tho courthouse on Saturday, March
%. A. j. Ahrens, OF the cotton
growers association, is one OF the
leaders OF the movement.
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Moro Telephones fo..fshidIcr.

NU0rIlT u Tho World.
SHlDLER, March 20.--Little by
little Shidler Is securing all the con-
venicnccs OF mode city. Promoters
already have orders for a hundred
telephones and are installing them
as fast as boxes arrive. They have
a 30Osdrop switch board installed,
but at the rate orders IL being re-
ceived for telephones II will be nee
essary to ad more numbers In a
short while.
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Lcnsc pnstnfflcc I.ocntlnn.

Special tu The World.
ALTON, March 20.--Unclo Sam
Is house hunting In Alton. Tho post
master general wants TO rent u
building IN this city with furniture,
fixtures ana heat suitable for
postoffice. and " desirable place
can D." found will lease It for q term
OF years.
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Band Concert mt Each stop.

0poCTUT 10 Inc W0FTu,
PONCA CITY, March 2O'-The
Ponca city retailers has selected
April 4, and 8 as the dates for
the second annual good fellowship
trip, held under the auspices of that
organization and the chamber OF
commerce. a total OF 26 towns will
be visited, all within this northern
Oklahoma oil field area. A band
concert will be given at each stop.
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Good Progrcss on Courthouse.

PRYOR, March 2O.--Ncarly all
OF the stone work on the courthouse
here hes been completed, and plast-
,ering OF the partitions was COM
menced Monday. Tho contractors ex-
pect to finish the building by June
first. II will be one OF the finest
structures Of its kind in the state
when completed.
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nLInhnmn on Ii,n.innL.

OKLAHOMA CITY March cO.--Cattls--
Receipts 100! active, generally steady At
last weeks close early top sass, built
sG,g6uG7a. early top heifcrs 1850, cows
$500, bulk good butchers Si.bOmb.5O. can
uers and cutters s9,O0d325, calves steady,
coTy ton silo, stockers and feeders Nc-
tive aud steady.
Hogs Receipts 1000. steady with last
Nocka cLoac. Lnn tn.0.. bmlk l0.lbl9.Go.
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CHICAGO March 20.--Butter-Un-
changed; creamery extras 3Oc, firsts stQ
3Sc, seconds n 20 a9c, standards 3shc.
EEEa--Higher: receipts 1895 cases,
firats 23n23isc. ordinary firsts ~ u 22c.
poultry--Alive higher. fowls 25c. aprings
sc. roosters lpc.
potatoea-Weaki receipts ~ cars. total
u. shipments 7N7. Wisconsin sacked
round whites tl.5ORi70 cwt., ditto bulk
SiG0fl.1b cwt., Wisconsin sacked Kings
81 80 cwt, Minnesota sacked round whites
~ 60pi.G Cwt., Idaho sacked rurals fi.70
mi.s0 cwt., Idaho sacked mixed white
variety 81 IS cwt.
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WASHINGTON. March 20 Tho
census bureau today Issued report
showing cotton ginned, excluding
lintcrs, from the crops OF 1921 and
1920 rcRpcCtinvelN.
Total running bales Coouullng
round as half balCHD 7.91G,G6o and
13,27U.g1O
Round bales included 123,igl
and 2OG,53i.
American Egyptian 3IO9i and
02.6Gl.
Sea Island 3.3iG ana 1,S6S.
Cotton remaining 10 bo glnncd
Included 7A35 and 21LS93.
Average gross weight OF bales
1855 and bOG.5.
Equivalent 500 pound bales gross,
7,052,J39 ana 13,i39,6O3.
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Radio statlon in Pryor.

Special 70 The World.
PRYOR, March 20.--Tho first
radio station built here is that OF
G. w. Morgan. who built tho aerial
on top OF the Citizens bank building.
The first message received over the
radio was a sermon received Sunday
night.
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WICHITA, Kan. March 2O.--Hogs-Re.
celpts 400; steady, top $3.50, bulk $4,000
9.65.
Catuc--Rcccipts ? 6ONi steady but drag
~ beef steers S3,boHT26, beet heifers
'a.0OrG,i5, bcet cows t2.6O05,50, stock
uS0O
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NEW YORK, March 20.--Cottonseed oil
local rcflner and Tor want ot outside sup
port, Closing bids were Is 20 10 points
net lower sales 1880 barrels, prime
crude 70. 00c hid, primo summer yellow
spot II bbdf I ,NOc, Nav 1880, July 1t,6OC,
September II csc, all bid.
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Kama. CITY GrnIr.


KANSAS CITY, March 20,-WhaRt--
Cash No. hard ti.29Qi.So, No. red
Corn-No. ? white bIM a55c No. yell
low b7cab7iac. No. yellow bfc.
Onts-No, white 3Sc. No. mixed S6b
q37c,
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NEW YORK March 20-Thc ,islbi.
supply of American grain shows the fol-
lowing changes
wheat decreased 65i0OO bushels
corn, Increased ] COS 900 bushels.
Oats Brrreaaod 4Gt. 900 bushels.
tyc. Increased 1900 bushels
Harley, decreased MS. 900 bushels.
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NEW ONLEANs, Mnfch 20.--C0tton-
Spot steady aud unchanged. salea on tho
l5.hOc. middling 167jc. good mlddlinE
i755c, receipts 1858. stock 23i,s36.
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LEGALS

The poard his written stsienent showing
the names ~ the owners the number Of
front feet owned BY each DESCRIPTION
u the properly and estimate Of the totai
-ost Of the Improvements the proportional
amount OF such cost 10 be assessed against
the ebuttiDg property and the total esti-
mated amount 10 be assessed against such
owner. subject 20 assessment 10 STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO, sG In
form and substance a. provided IN sec.
ton of Article ~ OF the Charter OF SAID
Gu" Of Tulsa: and.
WHEREAS. This board has duly exam.
tined said statement ald found the same
to be correct and m conformity TO lsw'
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE IL REsOLy.
FD ny THE BOARD OF COMMlS.
siONEBs or THE CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
That sald statement be. and the same
hereby IT, approved, aud,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that ~
is the determination Of this board to
ssscss the cost Of the improvements pro-
vided Tot In sgri STREET IMPROVE.
MENr DISTINCT no; sei against me
mcuts and the property benefited thereby
End the property liable 20 assessment as
set out IN the aforesaid statement OF the
CITY Engineers and
BE fr FURTHER RESOLVED that
notice of such determination 10 assess be
given TO all owners o. any and all such
B[Gnsr by PgsSaioa P0y ~ Tne 6 scps4s Ts
Calculation In the city % Tulsa, Okla
homa, for five 80 consecutive days, be.
ginning on tho 2lst day OF March, 1893.
and.
DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the CITY Auditor be. and che hereby 10
directed to send written notice by regis.
tered mail 70 al q the owners OF prop:
assessments said notice to be In form and
substance as provided IN Section OF
Article TX Of the Tulsa city Charter. and
10 be mailed a. the time designated In
BE Ia FGRTuER RESOLVED. that
the 3ist day Of March, 1929, at . 90
uoiock a. M be and the same IL hereby
set as tho day for hearing ell objections
to such assessments. Improvements or ma
terlals IN reference TO the same, and said
hearing shall be continued from day 20
objections not made In writing on or before
the Slst day Of March, i922, OF 900
o'clock q. M. shall be deemed to be
waived (; and,
M IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
City Auditor be, and she 10 hereby In.
structed to make and file on or before the
date OF said hearing her certificat .
showing when and IN what manner said
notices were given, and attach TO and
make part OF said certificate the affi.
dayit Of the publisher showing copy
OF the notice 80 published aud the dnys
on which the same was published: and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that an
emergency exists for the preservation OF
the public health and safety and for the
turtherance Of street improvements. by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from and after Its adoption. APP
proval and publication.
ADOPTED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
10Th day of March. 1879
APPROVED this 10th day OF March,
T. d. EVANS.
- - - Mayor.
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NEW YORK. March ?o--tiberty bond
closed. 54s 915s, first ~ 1890. second q
ps7O. first as g79G, second AS 97Sc
third taa sSpG, fourth as 9Si6, Vic
tory ass iOO.09, Victory 10000.
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KANSAS cry March :c.- Eggs-Un.
changed: firsts 2i02lhc.
Butter--Crehmery ie higher lSc, pack
Ing unchanged 1bc
Poultry-Unchanged hens gle, springs
S5c
Potatoes--unchanged: SiCBQi.oO.
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NEW YORK, March 2O.--Forelgn ES-
chauge-EHry.
Great BrltaIu=Dema AG7N cables
Aaih, G0-d0y hills on hanks A,34ig
France-pemnnd 3So7 cables S.97h,
italy Demand b,oT, cables 507iA.
Germany 80, cables saw.
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All owners OF abutting property. prop
erty benefited by said Improvements, and
other property liable TO assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits thereby, and
any claim or objections to tho assessments
az above set forth shall be filed In writ
ing in the office of Mrs. Frank Seaman
CITY Auditor OF the city of Tulsa. OKLA
hona, on or before the 3ist day Of March,
shall be heard BY the Board Of Comms-
sioners on tho 3lst day OF March 1893.
at 800 o'clock A. NJ, and any claim or
said time shall he deemed waived.
DATED this l0th day Of March, 1922.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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lnfc Mnnnrcr MN nc Gnnd.

work On the road as an oil sales
man.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor.


published in the Tulsa Daily World
March u, lg22. World Publishing COM
pany. publisher.)
RESOLUTION.
Resolution determining assess
nionts ana directing notices thereof
AIENT DISTRICT No. SIS Of the civ
an emergency.
WHEREAS; The City Engineer on the
the BOARD his written stateme4t showihS
the names Of the owners, the number OF
front feet owned by each, n description OF
the property and estimate OF the total cost
Of The improvements. the proportioHsi
amount OF such costs 10 be assessed
against the abuttlng property and the total
such owpeS ' s1b,ect DC sssssssa s.a,,, sgfinsI ;
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
go IA form and substance as provided In
Section z of Article TX OF the Charter OF
tho said City Of Tulsa: and,
WHEREAS; This Board has duly sx.
amined said statement and found the
same to be correct and In conformity TO
NOW. THEREFORE,, BIZ 1T RESOLVED
BY TIE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
0F THE CITY or TULSA. OKLA
That said statement be ana the same
hereby IL approved; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; That
Il Is the DETERMINATION Of this Board to
assess the cost Of the improvements pre-.
ylded for IN said STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. 375, against the lots and
blocks abutting said improvements and
the property benefited thereby and the
property liable TO assessment as set out
70 the aforesaid statement Of the City
Engineer; and.
BE 1T FURTHER REsOLVEDi That
notice OF such determ ina tion to assess
he given 10 all owners OF any and all
ouch property by publication IN the Tulsa
Daily World, daily newspaper Of gem
oral circulation in the City or Tulsa.
Oklahoma, for five 90 consecutive days,
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SEw yOUK. March o.-Lead- steady.
spot iT0u soc.
AIS
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LEGAL.

seslnnins on tho 2ist day OF Wsfch- i,,,-
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
the CITY Auditor be. ana ~. rbst
directed 20 send written notice by uy
tered man 20 ell o. the owners ~ ,lss'
erty aIected by the aforesaid rro,p,eop,,
eHsessments. said untire 10 be- d, '.ltd
and substance as provided In So Lvrm
Of Article TX Of the Tulsa civ ct'"n
sud TO be mailed AZ the time deaIsn.,.t Y,
BB IT FURTHER RESOLVED. o..
the Jlst day Of March. 1922 Hf d .. ''N
a. M. be and the same is berahy -.
The day for bearing all objections To ~, ts
sssessments, improvements or wsi.,t,.,in st,n
In reference 10 the same, and psld ~
lnR shall be continued from day tr ~ 2
until the same is completed. and spy "'pg
iore the 3ist day Of Marchs' i5s, ~ Of be,
o'clock m" shall be deemed 10 bs
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, n,.
the City Auditor be, and she is bs,.sst,
Instructed TO make and file ON ,- G.t'W
the date OF said hearing her ca-t't..ee,,e
showing when snd IN what manner 80
make a part Of said certif.cSie r.o ,,,d ,,d
davit Of the publisher showing rg,v ",
the notice 40 published and the dats y.
which the same was published. nd VI
BE ~ FURTHER REsOLVEp. r,.,
IN emergency exists Tor the prsse.yatleo
d the public health ana safetf and N,
the tot,her95ee ,iss.., Of street improvement.
q
,ake effect from and after its adoptioB
approval and publication. 3'
ADOPTED and the emergency claus,
ruled upon. separately and pppro "a thi,
14th day ~ March. 1922
,,ia. Atf"o'ND '0'' i''D day Of March,
T. d. EVANS
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
HRppkSpf n nttNrAu
city ATTORNEY.
'fas'RHS %srcS g. y r. e. sR' 20 r1' Snd g. Di @ Ws
Publishing company. publ'shrrJ
NOTICE FOR HEARING on AS.
SESSAiENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. sGS. NIFTY or TULSA. OKLA.
In compliance with tho resolution af IN.
Board Of Commissioner, adopted uH tHs
10th day Of March 1929, motto" |a U.roby
given that the Board ~ Commissioners vi
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. laa exam.
ined tho estimate and statement o' tho
city Engineer as 10 tho amount OF me
cost Of the yibrolithic c0ncret" pavement
which should be assessed against The abut.
ting property. the property brU.ff.H ana
other property liable TO assessment and
me owners li., thsre1t ,,..n In ,SlElEEI ISL.
includes the following described portions
Of streets to-wlt:
THIRTEENTH PLACE. from 'he East
line Of Detroit Avenue to the West line
Of Elgin Avenue.
And said board OF Commissioners las
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city En-
glneer and hes determined 20 assess the
cost Of the improvements I'm said district
against the abutting property the prop
erty benefited. and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof as
oAKpAIE AppITtON