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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23
1T Was a Cough
That Carried
Him Off"

he ss, wa. :. big, husky fsH nS Who
thing for them. One morning he,
sss, ss wSs s"afs from no,h
ms" he said. One week later he
was stricken with pneumonia from
which he never recovered
That little cough which 90 many
serious consequences. Always II 10
Natures warning of trouble. Too
often II IL the forerunner of deadly
FLU" or pneumonia
Don't deceive yourself by taking
cough syrups containing opium.
chloroform or other dope" that
merely checks the cough for a white.
The proper thing to do 10 10 remove
tion. This may be done IN a safe.
natural way by inhaling Dec" va
pore night and morning.
Procure a 0-cent jar OF 'peo," the
genuine Dennis Eucalyptus Oint-
Heat a spoonful of the ointment In a
tin plate and draw In the soothing
vapor through tho nose and mouth.
This quickly relieves the cough.
clears the head and throat. and be-
membranes, When you go to bed,
rub your neck and chest with the
ointment. covering with flannel
Next day you'll feel like new per-
son.
Dec" Ia composed Of real euca-
lyptus and several other vegetable
oils that are noted for their germ
destroying and healing properties
Used successfully for over 80 years
In the treatment OF coughs. colds.
cstarrh. influenza. bronc hitts.
asthma and respiratory troubles
Guaranteed TO contain nothing In
furious,
Druggists everywhere sell .'Deo"
in 2sc tubes and soc lara Money
REFUNDED y u doesn't give satisfac-
ers. Berkeley. CaL--AdverttsoUoot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

This is a real bargain event. We are
offering dresses of unusual value at price
sensationally Iowa value and price
that should make these dresses the talk of
the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

Aiss Grey will receive callers
IA her office Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday from l 20 2 .. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
n a m. 10 ~ m. each week |
Please do not como az other times
as " seriously tnterferes with her
writing
forge; this matter n I DO NOT gn' n
chance 20 pay tho dear lady
Hoping you will help me. sincerely.
NH O..
n. r. -. 2, Box ips. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

ute ioonldn came 70 see mo the Other day iolt
burdened bp tCorTp
- l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Aprn 3.--Fluctu-
1'Ions wnro exceedingly narrow in
cotton today tho market being held
boo the grip Of conflicting influcncps.
,sppDuIv iu regard 10 Tho weather.
Rains iu western Texas wcrc consid
cred beneficial. but the fear was
that Tine rains would work eastward
into portions of the bolt whcro furth-
or moisture would have n disastrous
effect by preventing already do
ur,i preparations Tor the new crop.
Alter trading TO ~ points under
tUo close OF last wcDk. in tho early
session, tho market recovered slowly
aud 900 ono tlmu stood ! to- points
hIrhOr than last work'H close on the
now .up positions. Tho close was
not unchanged 90 ( points down on
tuo duy October traded nH low aH
lG12r, us hiEh ns 1900 and closed
ut IG.Igr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
LIVERPOOL RISE
MOVES WHEAT UP
Renewal of Crop Damage
Reports From Kansas
Also a Factor

CHICAGO. April Wheat won't
upward ln price today. helped by o.
rise ln Liverpool quotations and By
renewal Of crop damage reports
from Kansas Tho closing was un-
settled nt ] 10 "a cents net gain.
with May 8t33 1.S TO t133 Ia and
July fl.lg 90 i1S Ia. Corn finished
5-s 20 a.i0r7-S cent up. oats un-
changed to as cent higher. and pro.
visions unchanged 10 an advance OF
10 cents.
Announcement was made that
supplies ~ wheat ON ocean passage
had decreased nearly one million
bushels last week, Persistent buy
lng here of May delivery was also a
bulllsh factor. ana was taken to In
dictate that "a spread WIS being con-
Quoted between Chicago and Wlnni-
peg. on the nthor hand. tho mar
kct effect of unfnvOrahle crop ad-
Vices from the suuthWost appeared to
hu somewhat dWarfCd by mcssaRe8
from Kansas CITY noting an alb
Hcucc of country orders TO purchase.
Wet weather over the west with n
forecast of moro tended TO lift the
price Of corn and oats.
40 pressure TO sell was nppnr-
ont m the provision market. with
scntlcrcl demand fran shorts, some
advances In price we're scored.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04
STOCK BUSINESS
SETS A RECORD
Favorites of Industrials
Group Reach New Mark
in Price Increase

NEW YORK. April 9 The volume
~ operations ON iuo stock exchange
today established % hieb record for
the year. approximately 100000
fharos changing honds Many now
maVmuw4 Tor the period wore m Ir
Iy HyorIto8 uf tho industrial ana
miscellaneous groups
Vullish sentiment Increasing Over
tho Weekend. was evidenced NN
heavy orders placed hF commission
houses. Western interests were tlId
60 bc especially ngtivo iu the de-
maud fot speculative I'golH ana
rails
AdyIacs from tho chief cCnt'rr of
trad, aud industry were 'uruur1E-
ing. indicating 900 Increase OF rail-
way Tonnage. gains in various lines
of business and 70 pronounced 'N-
tension OF investment purchases.
CouIors w,ro mot affected hy the
mincra strike. tHe few changes in
that division being mainly upward
Motors independent stcolH, oils
and equipments. were the outsipud-
ing features at net gains of ] Ia 20
ia points, Studchakcr lod the
entire ist ANA United states stool
NNNiII'N INN|U NI llN 'lN AIIl' ~ 'ili'"
ncuCo. Mexican ana California Is
sues were foremost ~ the oils.
Excepting Canadian Pacific, Penn
ryIvluia and Delaware a. Hudson.
tho inmhy Tor rails Contcrod in
the preferred stocks of st. Paul,
Chicago a. Alton. and Toledo. ST.
Louis & Western at cNtromo gains
OF 10 2 points Coppcrs aud the
general metal list alone wc,o slug
Eish or heavy
Tho money market favored tho
further rise OF stocks, call loans
easing from 4 "a TO 4 ~ per cont
I'm the final hour. Time funds again
ranged from l-2 20 4 IA per cont
but offerings OF long time accommo-
datlons were lighter than usual
4 moderate reaction In the Ger
man mark was the one exception TO
the stronger tone OF foreign OK
changes. Sterling rose almost 2
cents. French, Italian ana Belgian
bills were TO ~ points higher
The stimulating feature OF tudayH
active bond market. which almost
kent pace with record dealings In
stocks, was tho speedy absorption
of the 3GO.O00,000 New York Central
per cent bonds. These were over
subscribed within an hour.
Heavy accumulation OF Mexican
government "a and IS at pro-
nounced gains. payt OF which later
was forfeited. and the higher range
of values registered by othor for
elgn issues were among the other
noteworthy developments.
Among Liberties, the 2 1-2's es-
tablished n new maximum at 08.6S
but the second 4 l-4'a oascd, the
entire series showing mixed gain,
and losses at the close. Many junior
rails OF the western ana southern
division were materially higher anC
local fractions also displayed irrogu
, lar strength. Sales totalod SIS,
10000.
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LEGAL

cosi III siich improvcments. the portion and
amount of such cost 20 be assessed against
,he sbgting pI9Perty ne p'oIP,s5hgi 30 30
assessment. and the total amount 20 be
apportioned 20. levied. and assessed
against such rJropefty ne rn.,,i, e , !.
ing from such improvements, ana said
board has duly examined. revised, cor
rccted, and approved SAID written state
ment and has duly determined by reso-
Iution to assess the cost ~ such improve
menta and directed IotlCc1 thereof 10
b. given 10 the owners of such property
by publication aa provided In said charter!
aud has required due notice 10 be served
upon the owners ~ such property ny
registered letter addressed TO such owner
and deposited In the poet otfce or tna
city of Tulsa. Oklahoma. and said board
ala I'm said resolution and notice oct n
date on which n would hear aU matteis :
affecting such property, %, ithe osh.i,. ,,h
ioctlons to the making of such improve.
mcHts. or irregularities in any on the
Proceedings in reference TO the maklns <
~ such Improvements. on any other ob.
icctious thvrctGi and IN pursuance ot
said action. publication. and notice, euch
session was duly convened hnd nv, o,g
this board NJ the time designated N
said notice. and
WHEREAS. a. such session this board
ala hear and consider hll complaints ah1
objections to the making ot such I'm.
pfovcmcuts and the apporuonmcnt ~
The cost thereof and did thereafter re-.
view rovlae. ana correct SAID written
statement, aud did approve and confirm
said statement. az 50 revised and cor
fected: nud.
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
besn fully complied with 60 authorize
.he lpvyIug Of satd assessments against
Inc abuttiHg property. the property hcne-
fitsd. ana other property liable 10 assess
ment aUd the owners thereof, In said
district and.
WHEREAS. the assessments levied by
this ordinance have been Rpportioued and
assessed upon tho basis Of benefits, and
none of said assessments exceed the bene.
m TO the property against which II Il
assessed ana said assessments are ap'
portloncd. spread. aud assessed against tht
property as4ssahlo In proportion TO the
benefits afforded 20 said property bi
the improvements on account Of which
said aascHsmcnfs are levied; and.
SOW. THEREFORE,, M 1T Or
pAINED HY THE BOARD OF COM
MtSSIONEW9 or THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
SECTION !. That there shall be and
hereby be- npportIlned charged, levied
and assessed against the several lots aud
tracts of land liable to assessment and
the owners thereof IN STREET IMPROVE
NENT BISrRiCT No. $40. with the i'm
proycncnts thereon and appurtenance'
thorcunto belonging. as special ta'
TO psy standard Paving Company for The
construction Of street Improvements az
provided by contract with the city q
Tulsa. oklahoma, the amounts respectively
~ ~, ",.'..l.,.s''.,, ,,,,,,,-,rryr- .nrr1.rSNT
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KANSAS CITY Aprii a.--Cnttlo--Ro-
ceipts 1900, mostly strong TO lsc higher
yoArllnga s., hoifors t6,bOU1. choice cows
tbgtge plain gEdes 1te5W5, calves 20
p eoo hlEhor bcNer gtadoa vcalera - .,
many $50 and 800 pound calves I6.TsP
100, stuckors ana feeders strong 10 sac
higher choice feeders 81A5, stockefs
mostly yGbouI canncrH mostly i2750a.
cutters tiWA25, plain 20 good bulls ts'7b
q $50.
Hogs-Rccclnts 9.OOoI setive steady 10
strong spots roc higher, bulk shipping
hogs 1OulOo5, TOP tiO.10 200 20 g60-
I"uhdvts mostly 20 packers 81 eO6DiO,
bulk tab0UlO, stock pigs lOul5c higher.
best Kind up 60 so.
Ahocp-lrueiptH n 900: sheen stronE
Hhorn Texas wethors t0UaA, llrht wooled
Nearlings flt, lambs generally iOulbc
higher top $3.50, most Colothdos tl5 and
above.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

CHICAGO Apfil s.-Cattls-R Receipts
u 600. slow, beef steers and she stock
steady 60 strong, early ton beef steers
$3.50, bulk t1.g5WSAo. bulls and veal
calves steady. early sales Vcalcrs 1850
down, bulk fat sns stock t6.i5u6.1b.
Hiockers ana feeders strong 20 higher.
HoEs-ReceiptH ~. 900. fairly active.
opened steady to iOo higher, uneven later.
lights strong, top 1850. bulk $3.50 10
1870. pigs scarce, about steady.
sheep Receipts ip,00Oi fat lambs open
inE strong to 2a contH higher fat she
strong wooled lambs early $3.50. shorn
lambs top early az, good 122. pound wool
nMnA 40. nAIlNe hnIlnE lAmha iln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

CHICAGO. ApfU -Uutter=T0wer:
creamery extras Sihc, nrss 95u55ci
standards afthC.
EHEH-t.owUr. receipts 20,QGa cases,
flrHta 2aia W23Hc. mlscelluneouh 22ia u
2ac. storage packed extras 25Ac,
Poultry Alive higher, fowls 26c, springs
SOC, fOoaterH igc.
pothtocs-Dull, receipts iO2 cars. total
u A. shipments sos. Wisconsin sacked
round whites ti.bOut.Gb Cwt.. Minnesota
sacked Red Rivers ti.bOU 1 80 cwt.. North
Dakota sacked Red Rivers Inferior -puslity
unRtndod ti.2b cwt, Colorado sacked
brown beauties mostly ts15 Cwt, 1dah ,
sacked rurals tl.7Oml7b Cwt, Idaho
sacked rusnets g2Q21O Cwt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

published in Tho Tulsa Daily World,
April 3. 4, s, 6. 7. 1879. World Publish.
ing company publisherl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON As
sEssMENTS FOR PAVING IN
EuMBER a7G CITY OF TULSA.
In compliance with tho resolution Of the
board Of commissioners adopted on the
2hth day Of March, 1929, notice IL hereby
given that the Hoard - Commisaioners
of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma has cx-
amlned the estimate and statement ot tho
city engineer rs 20 the amount OF tho
cost OF the pavement which should be
assessed against the abutting property,
the property benefited, and other prop
erty liable to assessment and the OWNERS
thereof In STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 377, which includes ths
following described portions Of streets,
to-wit;
TENTH STREET. from the West
line OF Houston Avenue 60 the East
line Of indian Avenue.
And said board ~ commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement and estimate OF tho city on
gineer and has determined TO assess the
cost Of the improvements In said district
against the nhutting property, the prop
erty benefited ana other property liable
20 assessment and the owners thereof, as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

NEW yORt. hpril a--rhe cottonseed
Oh market was extremely quiet but firm
due TO higher lard and grains and light
offerings closing prices were 10 10 -
points net higher Sales $500 barrels
Prime crude g.5Oc bid, prime summer yell
low rpot ti.25m12.0oc. May it25c, July
li,l3c, September il,12c. all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

KANSAS CITY. April a-EEga-Jfn.
changed. flrats 2ic, butter creamery ic
lover Nic. packing unchanged, lGc.
Poultry Firm, hens pc. springs 40o.
potatooa-ti ti.l0ul8O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

FORT WORTH April g-Catue re-
celps lNoo, beoves i2,boW7.bo, stockors
". .2sue2b. cows i10a.7S, hoifors $3.50
$50, yearlinEa fa,b0u7 80, calves G20s
hogs Receipts Ltoc! iight gpbOug,6b.
heavy t0.2bUgbO,
Shocp=Hecelpta 1000; lambs f0B01iB,
yearllnEs iodrle.b0, ewes SGWS.bO. stocker
shecp Stb0u7bO, feeder lambs t1b0g
l2.'5O.
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OkIahomn CIty LIrr.tock.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aprll s.-Cattlc-.
Receipts ii5o; fairly active and fully
steady, top steers t125. 81 for heavy cat.
Tie, bulk t6,2b and up, top cows So top
heifera 1850, bulk butchers selling ttb0p
90, canncrs and cutters fsu3. bulls t2.75
W3Ib, calves, Htockers and feeders steady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

NEw YORK, AprU 3-Forslgn Ex-
Chaugo-Flrnl.
Great britain Demand A3gA ables
tNlA o0rdny bills on hanks aa6B
frnnce-bcmtnd gOgi4, cables 0t0,
ltaly-pomBnd $50, cables b3Ot.
Germany Demand 1iA, cables sax
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

KANSAS CITY. Apuu 3aWheat-Cash
40 hard tlglEitg. No. "a ti.25u
Corn-No. ? white bsMabac No. ysi-
low Llr. No. 4 NrLImw LIlLr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

WICHITA, Kan, April a.-Csttle-Re.
Celpis iioo, steady Go strong, native steers
iaVs, cows and helfcrs tauG stockers
and tcedcrs 1SWT calves saSou7.SO.
hogs- HScclpta 2,soO, steady, top 1890,
bulk t9.2Oig,9O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

uubIlshsi ln the Tulsa Daily World. ApriI
Z, o. o. z, X, 1879. World Publishing
company publisher
NOTIDE FOR HEARING ON As-
sEssMENTs FOR pAViSG IN
STHEET 1MpROVEMENr DISTRICT
No. 3it, CITY or TULSA, OKLA
uOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution % the
Hoard uf Commissioners, adopted on the
3ist day of March, i922 notice Ia hereby
given that the Board Of Commissioners 81
the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has exam
iued tho estimate ipnd statement Of the
tlty Engineer as 10 tho amount of tho
cost of the vlbrolithic concrete pavement
which should be assessed against the
abutting property. the property benefited
and other property liable 10 assessment
and tho owncrs thereof in STREET I'M
pNON EMENT DISTRICT No. a5f which
includes the following described portions
of streets to-wits
INDIAN ANENUE from tle South
line Of Eleventh street TO the North
ilnO ~ Riverside Drive.
And said Board N Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate ~ tho city En-
Elueer and has determined tu assess tho
cost Of the improvements IN said district
against the abutting property. tho prop
erty benefited, aud other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof. as
follows, to-witi
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LEGAL

line of T0enty-nrst Hrect to point
tal0 feet Fgatu ~ the Section line
o. IWaufy first street
Ana said Busrd OF Commissioners has
BY resolution duly approved tho Aforesaid
statement ana estimate ~ the Ciiy En-
EIrfer nud hos determined tU assess the
cost ~ the improvements in Hald district
against tho shutting property. the prop
erty benefited. and other property liable
10 sssfsameni and the owners thereof. hs
follows tg.wIt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

NEW lohk. Apru 3..-Liherty bonds
,o,sH 'ts ~ ~, fret a. $3.50 bid. sacnnd
,Hs,Ie, thlrd as eS6O fourth as % 10
victory SAs ioO.O2, Victory IHa 100 %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

NEW YORK, April 5.-Cau Money
Firms high ~. low ~, ruling rate ~,
closing bid Z, offered at ~, last loan ~
CAL lnAns-AEainst ACCcptauceH ~.
Time Loans Steady. 90 NAYS and gO
daya ~, 8 months Aisnt4.
Mercantile papor==prime thgAA
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Uubllshrd in the Tulsa Daily World,
April 4 s, 8, 2. s 1899, World Publish
Ing company. pubishCrl
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESS
MENrS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. g66,
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA,
In compliance with the resolution Of the
BOARD of Commissioners, adopted on the
alut day of March. i922 notice 10 hereby
given that the Hoard II Commissioners of
the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma. has exam
med the estimate and statement Of the
city Engineer as TO the amount Of the
cost OF tho Nibrolithic concrete pavement
which should" he assessed against the
abuttiug property, the property benefited,
ana other property liable 10 assessment
aud the owners thereof, In STREET IN
iRpsEMENT DISTRICT No $40, which
/ includes the following described portions
| Of streets. to-Wits
PEORIA AVENUE, from the South
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spot te0c. ''eauF'
,s, z,ineI,n9uiie,i N East ST, Louis delivery
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ADnEs 81, 900 REwARDi l posi.

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U'ubUshcd In the TULSA Daily World
Aprl 3, 4. o. 9. =. 1929, World Pub.
fishing company. publishcr)
NOTICE TOH HEARING on AS
EASEMENTS FOR PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 353, CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution OF
tho Board ot commissioners adopted on
the 2sth day ot March. 1899, notice II
hereby given that the hoard Of Com.
mlssioners " the city Of Tulsa, OKLA
homa, has examined the estimate and
statement Of the city engineer az TO the
amount Of the cost of the vlffolithic con
crete pavement which should be assessed
nEainst the abutting property tho prop
orty benefited and other property liable
TO assessment and the owners thereof, IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No
373. which includes tho following de.
sCtibcf portions Of streets to wit:
WACO AVENUE, from the South line
North line Of NJ. X a. +. Ry, ex-
ropt that portion from South line Of
Iaston street 20 the North line %
Brady Street, and from the South
line ~ Brady street TO the North line
~ NJ, X. q r. Ry.
And said buard of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforo-
said statement and estimate Of the oaFi-
neer and has determined to assess tho
cost ot the Improvements In said district
against the ubutting property, the prop
erty benefited. and other property liabl'
10 assessment and the owners thereof. as
follows. to-wit:
IRViNG PLACE ADDITION
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uubusbod in the Tulsa Daily world
Aurl o. &, @. 8. y 1879. World Publish.
lug company. uuiUrhor1
NOTICE FOR HEARING OK As.
sEHsMENTS FOR PAVING IN
sIHEEr IMpRONEMENr DISTRICT
~ MuEH '5j. CITY OF TULSA,
IN compliance with the resolution ~
the board uf commissioners adopted on
the 2sth day of March, 1929. notice ~
hotsby given that the Board 81 CommIs-
tiohcrs ~ the DIty N TULSA. Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate aud statement
% the city engineer aH 60 the amount of
the cost ~ tho concrete pavement which
should he nsacHro1 against the AbuttIng
property, the property benefited, ana
other property liable Co Hsacssmont and
The owners thereof in STREET I'M
PROV EMENT DISTRICT so. 273 which
includes the following described portions
~ streets. tp.wIt.
SEVENTH STREET from the west
line ut Lewis Avenue Co the west line
~ Florence tkrrID Avenue
Aud SAID board of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate Of the city en-
ginecr ana hos determined to assess tho
cost ~ tho lWuruvfueutH In sali district
against th" HbuitIug property. tho prop
erty benefited, aud other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof, as
Iif.FTf A'af.t rsrneHr anrt1y,.y
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lSeall tltN Audltnr.
(puhlahod in Tho Tulsa Daily World,
Aprn ,, T. 9, 6, 7, 1899. world Publish
inE company publishorl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON as
sEssMENrS IN STREET IMPROVE
MENr DisrRlGd NUMBER 316,
CITY or TULSA OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution of tho
board of commissioners adopted on the
2sth day Of March, 1898. notice Is hereby
given that the hoard Of Commissioners
of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has sN-
amined the estimate ana statement Of
the city engineer as TO the smount of
tho cost Of the concrete pavement which
should be assessed against the ahuttIng
property, the property benefited and other
property liable 20 assessment and the
owners thereon in STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT No. 276, which includes
the following described portions of streets.
to-wit:
NINTH STREET from tho West line
of Houston Avenue 20 the East limo
Of Indian Avenue, ana from the West
line OF Indian Avenue TO the East line
Of Jackson Avenue.
And said board Of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved tho aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the city en-
gineer and has determined 10 assess the
cost OF the improvements In said district
against the ebutting property the BroP.
TO assessment and the owners thereof, as
RIvERvIEw ADDITION,
M, iPavinS for Ninth s'TTseo mann,
sS Harvey Atwood So 'ssLii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

New York Cotton.
NEW NuHk, Aprl 8.-Cotton Spot
quioi. mlddllng 1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-04

NEW ORLEANS, ApuI aaCottou-
Spot steady and unchanged. sales ON tho
spot f'2 bales. Co arrive tg1 bplca low
mldillng lt.asc, middling l6.6ac, good
mlldling 1859, tocelptu s.1iO, stocks
2C6,12a.