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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Oil Men to Organize
a Radio Club

OIL men who havo visited towns
Where radio clubs have been or
Eanizod and whore the music and
news features are no much enjoyed,
are In the right humor 20 take up
the marvellous now science and pur-
chnse receivers and an ompliner and
get whatever pleasure and prolt
there Ia TO he had.
In n letter received from Tom
Galley ut Independence. Kan, II ~
disclosed that thcro Is some ore IN
Tulsa, presumably youngstor. who
has n wireless outfit that Is doing y
lot of harm and causing lot or
"cusslng" by buttlnR In when the
Wonderful music which comes from
the Cavalry church In Plttsburg, Is In
The air, and when interesting news
Items arc being featured.
There is to be an end OF this snort
ly. because a government man with
n DeForrest set IN n suit case is In
vcstigating md the chances are,
there will be one less wireless IN
.Tulsa unless the owner thereon de-
cldes he can be decent. and play the
game according TO government regu'
1ations, which are adopted Tor the
good OF the greatest number.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
~. r. Wilcox to NeU
York on Business

n. r. Wilcox who has been so
cXccptionally successful In all his
drilling operations, and has to his
credit 20 now pools. left last night
FOR New York on business and II IL
snfe To say that no one In tho MID
Continent field deserves success
moro than he. II IN a good time
TO cay that Mr.. Wilcox has never
drawn nuy salary for his own Bcrv-
ices. which Is exceptional TO say the
least. but has had n complete un-
dcratandlng with the directors OF
his company that he has the privi.
lcgc OF operating on his own hook
ht my time.
Mr. Wilcox. moreover. has been
ono man who has made n great
reputation by being on the job all
the time. and has had this ndyant-
age over somo Of the people who
operate over long distance ana the
result In extremely gratifying 70 his
friends who know that he IN In
dividually assuming all rosponsibil-
ity and has made lot OF money
for his friends and stockholders.
There II, perhaps, no other con-
corn I'm the Mid-Contlnent field
where all details have been 80 care
fully looked after MS with the VIII
cox company. and II should be n
lesson TO somc OF the big people who
are never within sight OF tho oil
fields.
Tho employees are as n rule a
mighty loyal bunch. and make tho
Wilcox company n real family af-
fair, of which they are extremely
proud.
Tho plan first put in effect by
Mr.. Wilcox OF syndicate operations
has been frequently copied, but 10
far, with slight success.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Join the Refiners on Their
Trip to New Orleans; II wiz
Re the EUent of Your Life!

New Orleans In spring timeI The
oIty OF flowers, romance. passing
npiendors and ever enhancing lbeaii :
ties. New Orleans: the Paris OF
America. famed throughout the
world, as ie Paris OF old France Tor
its wonderful French cuisine It's
lovely women, its quaint, flower
laden streets and gardene, as well as
Its historical places OF Interest which
have survived the reign Of six gov
arnments and has prospored under
tho flags of six powers.
And in this interesting end roman
tic setting. tho Western Petroleum
Reflners' association viii hold It's
convention on March eighth and
ninth, and there are none so old or
blase In this great southwest, who
will not welcome the opportunity 10
Join this most hospitable branch OF
the oil fraternity, and " slad TO
make the trip to New Orleans.
And then the trip to Cubal
The Frisco has made special
rate OF SiG.05 for the rQnnd trip, Civ
ing the purchaser tho choice of
, routes on the return trip. and with
Htop-over privileges both coming
and going The Pullman fare Ia
1926 each way, which will line up
very favorably indeed with the fare
10 Chicago and return, although the
distance seems much greater. And
the party would be hard to beat.
The Tulsa delegation leaving here
AT 1885 Monday. March O.. will be
ioined nj Springfield by tho Kansas
city oil men, and will travel with
them to Memphis where the Chicago
special win be met at 730 a. m.
Tuesday. March Z. The trip down the
river will he made In daylight and
with the great Mississippi I'm full
view much OF the time, or until shut
out entirely from view by tho great
levees or dikos that hold the father
of waters in check and protect the
people from the all too frequent
ravages of floods. Tho route 1.
through the richest country In tn,
south ana u daylight trip will prov,
an education IN itself,
The marty win arrive in New Or,
leans at $40 Tuesday night, Marct
z. and because OF the fact that thil
.is the former home OF one OF Tulsa
most prominent refinors--Capt. II
Constantin--it Is certain that tn,
party VIII soon be safely esconcet
IN comfortable rooms IN tho st
CHARLES. the most famous hostclry o
Tho ontire south. The pleasure o
the trip longest 10 be romemboro,
VIII be a sight OF tho city at night
and II viii be feature OF the firs
evenings delightful recreatlons.
George Moore, president OF tn
Refiners' association, has eNtende,
an invitation TO everyone TO Join 4,
the pleasures and the profits 20 b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Amerada Drilling in
Prolific Wildcat TOday

Tho Amerada petroleum. corpor-
atlon's wildcat test In the southeast
OF 20-5s-1w, in which four produce
ing sands have already been en-
countered, and which got gas sand
from 1859 TO 1.Gb3 feet on Wednes-
day which showed 100000 feet of
gas has topped its fourth pay sand
at 1859 feet and the wei, In esti-
mated Mt 300 barfels as II stands.
The well made two flows one OF
them over tho crown block when
the sand was touched Saturday
morning. A later report Is looked
for with interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Prairie Gasser at
Brist0Ip Producing Oil

The Prairie oil ~ Gas Co.'s gas
well In the northeast corner OF the
northwest OF 23-i6-9. was reported
yesterday TO be spraying oil from the
2,972-foot sand This we'll was
completed n 10000, 0,O0O-foot gas well
at two feet In this pay sand some
time ago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Southwest of BristOD

Pulaski oil company and others
have n rig building on the northeast
OF tho southeast OF the southwest.
Fife farm, in 15-14-S.
/Skelly a. Phillips have n rig In
the. northwest of the southwest of
the southwest of 15-14-S. same be-
ing their No. l Watson.
Buel & Billingslea are building n
rig In the southeast of the northeast
of the southwest of 15-l4-S on their
No. ! Gladys Smith,
Same people are building n rig
on the same farm for their No,
Gladys Smith.
Same people are building n rig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

porntlons filing on calendar year
basis require additional time beyond
March 1b, consideration Will be given
request stating reasons and disclos-
ing names and addresses OF tax
payers
I'D. II, BLAIR. Commissioner"
II Will be noted that the commis-
sloner does not now contemplate a
general extension but indicates that
he will grant extensions In particular
cases when the showing Is sufficient.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

northeast corner OF the northeast OF
4-11-t2.
Tho Eagle picher company II
drilling at 1900 feet I'm the north
west corner OF tho southwest OF the
sOuthwest OF 34-12-12.
Tho Ilennessey company is moving
In tools In the southeast corner OF
the northwest quarter OF the south
enst IN 33-12-12.
Tho Continental supply company.
following the trend OF oil prodpc-
tiou. Is the seventh SUPP ly company
To ncrOtluto location OF salesroom
and trackagn In Hcnryetta within the
past two weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
r. Il. Sticks Well to
BE Drilled Deeper

ThefT. u. Slick well in tho north
west OF the southwest of the south
east OF $3.50. Brlstow district. is
reported to have IA hole full OF water
In the butcher sand. and they are
now straight roaming at 2.974 feet
TO drlll on to tho Wilcox sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Ticker Done

NEW YORK--A few days ago when
announcement was made Mexican
Pete had brought I'm five new wells,
one or which. Il was stated, might
prove 10 be the largest In the world
the street waxed enthusiastic over
the stock. which advanced Thurs
day to n new high for the year.
Yesterday. II was reported that one
ono OF tho new wells had gone to
salt water. and this was tho signal
FOR selling movement in the stock
which at the close showed n loss Of
more than points. The point hds
often been made that the oil bush
ness IL extremely hazardous, which
might also well apply to speculating
In oil stocks.
NEW YORK--Prairie oil & Gas
contract with Humphreys oil COM
pany understood to call for delivery
OF moro than 25,0O0,0O0 barrels
Mexia crude.
NEW YORK-Pacific oil Is un-
derstood to be under quiet accumu-
lation OF n very persistent charac-
ter for account OF influential inter-
ests which are privately expressing
the belief that this issue will be on
the end OF the year. 1t is hinted
standard Oil interests are acquirlng
holding In anticipation OF this rise
IL is noteworthy that information
concerning the latest operations OF
this company Is very meager which
may be significant in view OF the
known rich equities possessed.
.TAMPICo--Mexican Golf oil (Guli
OIL corporation) completed ToteeC
No. 9 with estimated production OF
$4,000 barrels daily. II has a sub.
sea level depth OF 1,34e feet.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Tradina
Nm common and preferred OF tho I'M
perial oil corporation OF Delaware
controlled by Middle States oil com.
pany. was suspended on tho New
| York curb after close yesterday
The common, was unusually active
| With $4,000 shares traded in yester.
day, u advanced from an opening
price of 12 3-S tg IS 1-2 and closed
12 rs. According to reports Il /,
! feared corner has been created
| New York Times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
OH Production De Luxe

Frank Weich of Rock Island. ILL.,.
ted the Slick fields with
n party of friends, ali of whom were
lnJrcstCd In well That was ON top
OF the sand and making lot of gas
In 22-iB-tO, and from the window of
the car that stood on a sidctrack
out In the oil fields MIR. WeIch
watched the well start flowing at the
rrf" Of 2,000 barrels, whIlc his
friends made merry around the big
well. The party spent the night ON
the Pullman and Hike the oil game
as played from n Pullman car,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Farthest N0rther
Producer

PONCA CITY. Feb. 17.-Produc-
tion has again heen extended north
ward in the Hickman or western
Usage pool by the Prairie oil & Gas
Co. bringing it's No. IL in the north
west Usage corner of the southeast
OF 30-27-6e. The sand was found at
1905 feet and 1t continued to 2.926
feet. A shot has resulted in pro-
ducer that is making $50 barrels
daily. This we'll is one mile east
and north Of the skelly-Philllps well,
recently completed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Compilations at
Bald Hin and Vicinity

Prohst & Morrison drilling on the
Lulu Barber farm In the sonthoast
corner of the northwest OF the south
west of l2-1I-l5, is N 25-harrel pro-
ducer after n 4O-quart shot in the
i,547 TO 1,571-foot pay.
The Invader OH corporations No.
. sutton In the center OF the south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
May Get Time Extended
For Paying Taxes

Tho secretary of the Mid-Contl-
nont OIL and Gas association has re-
ceived the following reply from the
commissioner OF internal revenue In
response to his request for an ex-
tension OF time In which to file fed
eral income tax returns:
washington, n. c.
Feb. lG, 1e22,
mid d-Continent oil and Gas Associa-
tlon. Tulsa, Okla.
Corporation partnership and in
divldual return forms are now avail
able and regulQtions win he issued
at early date. IT individuals or COR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
NeD Ones in
the Meria Field

j. X. Hughes has a s,0O0-harrei
producer IN the 2,9SS to 3,OIS-foot
sand I'm No. l on the Ellis farm.
MeNla district.
The U. $. Texas oil companys No
10 Anderson tract In the Mexla
field IL producing 1000 barrels
from the 3.052 to3,076-foot pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

for their No. Beaver In the south
cart OF the southwest OF the north
west Of i5-14-S.
Bearman and others are building
n rig for their No. / Barnett In me
southeast OF the southwest Of the
northwest Of 23-14-S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

ing for the Harry Carnahan New
lock interests and John Shepherd
well known here in Tulsa, Is playing
the game around this we'll, Having
check erboarded much acreage. 1t
looks like they had a genuine struc-
,ture,s which will be good news for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Building Line TO Connect
LyORs-QuiRR Pool

Special 10 Tho World.
HENRYETTA. Feb. IS. - The
Oklahoma Pipe Line company Is
stringing q four-inch pipeline from
its Council hin station TO the Iyons-
Quinn pool inean effort to assist in
caring for the overflow production.
The Eagle Picher company is
moving rig to southwest corner OF
the southwest In S4-l2-l2.
w. u. Pine is moving in rig In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Waite PhiiIips-Gypsy
FiOUs 40 Barrels Per Hour

The Waite Phillips Gypsy oil
company No. 3 well In the northeast
OF the northwest of the northeast of
S6-ll-ll. Is flowing 40 barrels per
hour from sand topped at 2,577 feet.
Last reports yesterday were that
thoy Mere stlll drilling In pay sond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

Mr.. Newblock's many friend, 4,
Tulsa. and also ,good news Tor ~.
reason that II is I'M Dallas cour,v wv
and the Dallas News has alwoyM,
played the game so conserva,Ivaia
that 1t deserves a good oil field in n,
home county. @
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

east OF the northeast OF 33-14-14,
is good for so barrels In sand found
from 1907 TO 1923 feet.
Uhe Hewett test op tho Kuhn
farm in tho northeast corner OF the
southwest of 26-13-14. is dry at
1856 feot.
Waite Phillips has 10-barrel we'll
natural in tho 1890 to 1.700-foot
sand. after plugging back from 2,2I4
feet, in his test at the extreme
northwest corner of 27-15-14.
DeWitte and associates No. I at
the center of the east half of the
southwest OF 1S-15-14. is good for
100 barrels natural in the 1850 to
1.656-foot pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

For Sale, Casing and Line pipe
one carload 2-inch new. 1.S0O test
~ route. Can be delivered anywhere
m oklahoma, Prices right. Midco
Pipe q supply Co. Usage 1859. or
night phone Usage 967G.-Adyertise
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
OiSnlulxce District.


Dale and associates No. 2 Pakos-
ka, at the center OF the west line of
the northwest of the southwest of
the northwest of 17-12-l3. Is maxi
ing i.O00.0 900 feet of gas in the 1889
to t,57S-foot sand.
The Black Petroleum corporation
has 5000, ,o00-foot .gasser in the
2.735 to 2,740-foot sand in No. 8
Holmes in the southeast corner OF
the southwest OF 34-12-12.
w. Il. Pines No. 4 Jacob in the
center of the north line OF the south
east of the southeast of 33-12712, is
good for 200 barrels natural in sand
topped Mt 2.350 feet.
The Aztec Oil company has COM
pleted n 1.G00-foot dry hole in No.
. Jacobs in the northeast corner OF
the northwest of the southwest OF
6-11-12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

WANTED - Drilling contracts by
us loot in okmulgee- -Hsnryetta dis
ulet Han X Harmon, box 9O2,
hehryetta, okla.--Advertlseme
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

The tho
down to 32Gs and making 500 barrels light
that butcher
quantities. leads the world
drilling this
IL
all of
good prospective drilling and FAR there has been but little
effort made find below the n
will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

Harry Ponder. well known mem
bor of the firm OF Poudevf& Pome-
roy. Is in the city from Kansas City,
on business. and is receiving the
glad hama from his numerous
friends in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. F.s

FOR SALE--A-i complete heavy
drilling tools, 5000 off. Osage 973b.
advertisement.
FOR Sale-String OF heavy tools
az big sacrifice. Call Usage 957S.-
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

A., G.. McColm. editor OF the
weekly Scout Report, and manager
Of the Scout club. Is in the city from
Eureka, Kansas. and says that there
have been Is wells completed in his
district the past week with only
three failures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
WOMAN HELD FOR FORGERY
Make Charge Of Passing Worthless
Checks at Shenandoah

SI,ena ndoah. Pa. Oct. 5.-Mrs.
Mary Knrpowicz today was hold under
$500 bail on three separate charges
Of passing worthless checks. All the
checks were on the Shenandoah Trust
Company.
Nathan Sweet. merchant. was tho
prosecutor in the first ease and sworc
Mrs. Karpowicz presented II check for
$50 in payment for merchandise, re-
cciving the balance in cash. Max Gold
berg sworc he cashed for Mrs. kar-
powirz check for 81 which proved
worthless.
In the third case Mrs. Mary Gdnz-
daitiS charges Mrs. Karpowicz with
forging her name to n check for $50.
The check was then indorsrd by John
Cihuski and presented at the bank for
payment. The man was held under
! $500 bail as accessory to the fact.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
1. S. WON'T ACCEDE
(. TO GREEK REQUEST
Fears Appeal to Allies on Thrace
Would Involve Nation in
EntangIements
roR OPEN DOOR IN STRAITS
~. CLINTON W. GILBERT
ny .,, E,en;pg Public Iedger

q etar Corresp"h"t"' ,,,'t,iin Lc,,ocr COMPANY
Copyright. I'9'' o' "' ri, TnItrd
Washington ,.p,,, ~, ,,cnL, to rho
States iH not ,.hria ~, ,l,t II use It's
request Hi VI. 80 induce the Allies 10
mora, ' ,hc Greek population in Thrncc
Pro..' ,h" Turks. The policy so inr
iron ;s ,o deal directly with tGc
nai.,, and urge them to respect 'hc
II,uh,s Int oi Christian minorities.
r'Tr,' r. urgc the Allies 10 assume rcSpoh, ,
,ibility for 1hrac' WIZ" ,Ilinn
Wv, ,;ors 70 the Allies which mighi ihNoIS"
ron, o,hrr commitments in the Near
W ~
h",ii ~ If Europc is desirous to have tii!N
~, ',,, nut in the administration oi the
TTV.".J,ncilcs as n free strait. NecpihS
It tth"sc waters open is one Of the Oldest
,,,,,cics Of this country--oldrr IMAM '"'
r" ".r door in the Far Fast. il mas pccn
rru;,srntrd r"ccutly by Mr.. liushcs III
nnblir statements. 40.
r. the United States rs rs the NII'c1
,o assumc responsibilities in lnrace. u
n;Il no difficult for N" 'nit"h S'a''S
to turn about and dcciin" fhe r'SpohS'
hilitics which Europe asks uS W n w.,
anne in the Straits. Ana aDo'r hl''
thc Harding NhmlhiSs"'i"'' - "''
mined not to take st'h p"H,,''n "' =,
become involved IN mat pr"li" hr." VI
international warS-t'I" .>""r huS''
l'nit.tl states Nc'useu N"""a'e
,,..o,,.s dcsirr that this country
,i, h.' ,,nrc in tho Near East original E
n,. ,N'n'n, ,ho form nj the Paris Peace
,E.,forcprc ,G" or II suggestion that W" ar.
,".' W.. mandate for Armrna aud admin
~, . Irnnsinn,iucplc as an international
i' i..
"Wvhou ,his WIS refused it was trim
.od down nt the time the ScvrCs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05

,,,,
DE exercised nor any act OF hostility
rominitted within them. unless in pur
snance Oh decision oil the council oil
Tue League OF Nations.
t is now proposed ihat the erecting
tho Rlack Sem for tbot is what ;t
amounts to. shall be left to the League
Of Nations. But. while it is unlikely
that the United states will join an
International commission, 1t looks with
litt'c favor ON the idea of giving the
league local administrative tunctions.
ihc 'hlied states Is not nkely eyer
7" JON me league II IL Is Ioaded with
"u,icS liRr this.
Nhat thc Snited nta,es means ny
'ne irechpm oi thc Darunmeiles is sup
.,.E .n,,an,ihi'E Wnht was MIl,.eh ,n,o Wv
'.,a.s VI Se'.,n. n''ie'i ,nn. ,h,i ,hi
Wits Wits sna,i o' .rea'eu as in'ca,'n,'.u, h,, .u
T,.ii u, ,m. syn. =. ;u,nu,,a,, ~ mntc NV
,r, s''" N"''''''' - ''''-'"'''"' ""'
,rh, ,roo,,o, ne tbo r-u,.ks wos :,
cl,se ,hn i,,r,l,,slios to nll forni,n war.
,Li,. IL, ,in'" ~ ,,acn nr n'n,. an,
r. rIoso inn,n +, commerce. in finn,
Of wnr
Most Europcan nations made trea
tieg with Turkey recognizing her righ,
to do these things. one purpose bcins
10 bottle up Russia i'm the Black Sea
This country declined to make Nicl
treaty with Turkey. and Is the old
est and most persistent advocate Of tn,
open door in the Near East.
,o,u., o,, n.,, l., ,see
NV" op0" "o', :" 'o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
HOME STRIPPED BY THIEVES
William ]. McMullen Discovers Rob
herx on Return From Shore

Sneak thieves stripped the home Of
William J. McNIullen. 1888 North
Broad street. of nearly everything NOV
able while the family was at the sea-
shore The value Of the things stolen
is $11O0.
Mr.. McMullen discovered the loss yes
tcrday upon his return TO the city. The
McMulens had been absent two months.
Jcwclry, small pieces of furniture.
glassware. paintings and other house
furnishings were taken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
ARCTIC ROMANCE ENDS
vashta Dalton, Explorer Of Frozen
North, Awarded Divorce

San Rafael, Calf. Oct. 5.---(By A.
P.)--Thc Frozen North romance OF
Mrs. Vashta Mcclure. woman Arctic
explorer. known as Nashta Dalton, il
ended. She obtained a final decree of
divorce here Tuesday from Cap
tain Alfred Mcclure. Camp Benning,
Georgia.
Mrs. Mcclure became known as the
Zone woman in the outside world who
knows Eskimo life" as IA result of four
years spent in the far frozen wastes Of
the northland. She lived among the
Eskimos. studied their customs. learned
their language and taught them hers.
it was in the Arctic region that She
mct Captain Mcclure, stationed at the
time in Alaska. They were married in
New Orleans in 1919.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-03-25
Notes TO Contractors

Bids tor the General Contract,
which will include heating. plumb
ing and electric wiring for
the Carnegie Library building to b
erected at American Fork. Utah. will
be received by the American Fork Ia
brary Board. at American Fork. Utah,
until 2:45 .. m. Wednesday. March
20. 1929.
Contractors in Utah County and
South apply TO Secretary Of the L.
brsry Board at American Fork for
plans -
Contractors in Salt Lake County and
North apply to Ware. rrssanss q
Cannon. Architects. for plans.
Each application for plans must b
accompanied by check for 5000
payable to Ware. Tresanxa q Cannon.
which check Is to be forfeited IN case
OF failure OF the contractor to submit
a bid and 10 return the plans and
specifications on or before the time
set for opening bids.
Each bid must be accompanied By
la certified check for mot less than
three per cent tSqs) Of the amount
iof the bid. payable to the American
Fork Library Board, which check Il
to be forfeited in the event OF the
contractor failing to sign q satisfac'
tory contract and furnish satisfac-
tory bond within ten days from thu
time OF the awarding Of the contract
| For further particulars see Notice
ITO Contractors" attached to the speci
fications.
The right Is reserved to reject an,
or all bids.
CLIFFORD u. YOUNG.
list Secy. OF the Library Board