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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
INDECLARES
GEORGES BOUT
Was FRAMEUP
Says 1t Was Agreed Carpen-
tier Should Win In
Fourth Round.

Paris, Dec. 3-(By the Assor.-
that battling ski. il a much
.sreater liar than he ever was a
f,sarer ard that no one can take
away his rirI, A. champion liar
az the world Was the orlty conn.,
menr which NJ. He}le.s, nag
OF the Sene-saleee made to news
uaue, CORRESPONDENTS this MORN
ing when coafronted with Stki-s
.~confessipn- epursrr ing the Car
uenrisr bout as published In some
Of the morning papers
". Hef,ers added snas he wssnsi
defend himself to the limit and
deffed ". Diasae. the Se~ne<aie>e
deputy to produce n prnns as
the alleged fraIneup h.eyonsf she
unsupported word Of ski
Neither LSes1anaps a'F earpeH-
fier would make AIRY commend
concerning the, Charges eh:sS me
said:
his ahafr % j may give SAe
The p~"sHcatlos " ANs
FRANCE
i"IE -
800 -.
800 S~ -
- E.s
So. -
-,
10. -. -
ainsa
-.
o 800. 80 -
.@-n- "s-@ - 49,
ng despite re-.re-s a - :s1-1a.
ILLS ~.
Ia" A"1 -"~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
AMERICANS WIN.

Osaka, Japan. Dec 4.-(By the A.
ISOLATED Press.)-The a1i-starAmeri-
can professional baseball team today
cial school, ~ Ito s. The Americana
made is hits ana 5 errors; the Japa.
Snese 8 hits and.l0 errors. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
Hansboro CUNTS
WIN Double Header

Hansboro, n. D. Dec. 4.-Hansboro
high school basketball teams won .
doub1eheader from teams representing,
the Sarlss high school here Friday
sarlss bysa 81 10 { score while tie To-
cal girls team was taking hard
fought 4 70 Q game from the 6arles
.sirls. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05

AMOUNT OF friction with the city
throughout the last decade. T,
personally. was surprised at the
enthusiasm with which they re-
ceaved your nomination. 1t will be
Z great privilege to number you
among my colleagues"
TIE words echoed in his
brain a he made his way home.
Sc-oIS wine that nearly went to
his head! To many a man the
personal tribute would have
meant everything. To John Cor
heyre It was merely the seal upon
the work he was to do: It con-
ar-aed his hope that his usefulness
would be social, acceptable to his
eouHtryEnent. He drew a long
breath Of pain. Before his eyes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
VII.
FOR THE PLUNGE

------S- NS1l EVF< TIE FICSGE.
-uHE-ss E-=1 c-Sars liz KID sL5 nothing. .r.7
II E- EII IL e-<N ~eLc 81 E2yLEs. II the-er-pHnGpali in h
--1 zas z1-an - II e1Ece.o1 TO- perjury theren be a great deal Of
Il12. E-a-=s1 4 :. ass~ whatever q Ultimate ssue" &
Il - Ill = cvsr VIZ Kin and zee what's to be done. Many
--Ez 1xEsz 5rc5-LE-~ sl%-7
Z Ea- 1sal = ZGa-c .--s-sc-Lo-d how horrible! Fl
= &N 1N@ES 81 = Teate- at all that day, and very tle Of Sylvia.
-. @=- rls- - vivid sP-- u he-a title dimmed. Carfax came to a
-u-A1 1le z5 Isy[ lI bEy with a long manifesto till eleven, after
s1uE1 II 1s Ii g@ sla 20 b Austrian figures for the prime minister N
70 sA1EEGx a5- Z. EA ts:Eay oag luck on Carfax h reflected. Carfax
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05

va putting body and soul into the propaganda,
sad It was now about a hundred to one that the
whole thing as far as the sfgurehead was con-
es-n@d would end In fasco and scandal. It was
s-iT al instinct stronger than himself that
Sovs Co-beyae 20 continuing the work.
Es saw the prime minister on the follow
--z aesznooa and. iIlos!cally enough, was disap-
IsE-tA kat the Austrian figures were not
-Suc1se ca There was a brief. pleasant chat
n g.ls-zE Ines and then:
7 zl very glad indeed that you decided
= zS-s< o1- o9er, Mr.. Corbeyne,'' said the
1rl. E-.ssse-. we have had a certain
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05

&syssassest assSss eaSN aNsN exss ess''
s@sAS hsh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
JOINT MEETING
WILL BE- HELD
SCHEDULED
Lands Makes Declaration,
Refusing to Argue With
Ban Johnson

Louisville. ky-- Dec l-~
the associated PrcsAl-ne nzsS
big deal * the minor EeAEne c0n-
veaslan was made today when
Sammy HALE third haScmakn utrh
che Purs2lnsk Ore- chrh . hfrxfnG
And fielding ~seusA11s,sa at the pa
Glib. cnnse kaeass- WAS sold ID the
Philadelphia Americans for pSay-
ers and cash ANNOUNCING oa &sS
5ssa.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
Was TO Qzss IN Fourth

Ski decizrss 5ha- &c., asps 81
fore ths fShz .s ax-..s 81 a-s g x.
fourth ro9nE-
But inside ny ewa .a IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-03
FRENCH WAKING EDlTORlAL.
Two Leaders I'm journalism Warm
In criticism of Our Farley.


PARIS, Jan. 2.-Members OF the
r.apeh delegation should have lost
"A time In giving their views OF the
American plan for limitation of nav
=, armaments, 1t was declared by
nsvspapers here today. "Pertinax,-
aouticaI editor of the Echo de Parts.
Iesented with Indignation charges Of
,r,nerialism and militarsm against
r,ance and referred bitterly to the
conduct of England.
Sabyiously the American program
,,,,Iied." he declared, that all ma
,acs should be of tho same type and
,hat the same ratio fixed for capital
shIps should apply to small units
and submarines.
without waiting, we should have
ascrted our right to a navy built
sAcording to other conceptions.
"Our leaders made the same mis-
.ake in 1919 in dealing with Presi-
dent Wilson and were similarly ac-
cused Of duplicity."
81 Brice in the Journal was more
hitter In his comment.
"Engiand won a magn!ficent
ca,ne." he asserted, "and has sue
cseded in raising a European hege-
n,onv such as no nation ever has
Inowr. and has thrown on France
Tho suspicion of Imperialism"
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LEGAL.

NLMBER in CITY or TULSA
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution of
the Board Of Commissioners adopted o.
tho goth day OF December. 1921, notice is
hereby given that thu Board OF Commits
sioners OF the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
ot the city Engineer as 20 the amount
Of the cost Of tho concrete pavement
which should bo assessed against tho
abutt,ng property, tho property benefited
and other property liable to Assessment
and the owners thereof In STREET IM
pROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 3tli which
includes tho following described portions
Of streets. TO wit!
ALLEY Block >. Bliss South line
o. Nin'h street to North hne oi
Eleventh Street. between Denver and
ALLEY BLOCK T.. Lindsey. south
Vine OF Ninth street TO North line ot
Eleventh Street between Guthrie and
Frisco
ALLEY Block 10. Central Park
Place, from East limo Of Norfolk to
West line OF Owasso. between Fitth
Place and SNth Street.
FIRST ALLEY East - Denver from
South limo Of Twelfth street to North
limo OF Thirteenth Street
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the efotcsB Id
statement and estimate of tho city EuEi-
neer and has determined 10 assess the
cost OF the improvements IN said district
against the abutting property. tho prop
erty benefited and other property liable
20 assessment and the owners thereof, as
'N''N"N' ~"
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LEGAL.

(Publshed In the Tulsa Dsily World
January 3, (. 8, 6 and T. 1929 World
publishing company, pu5lsherl
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2sS,
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
In compliance with tho resolution Of
the Board Of Commissioners adopted on
the 27th day OF December s2i, notice is
hereby given that the Board OF Commits
sioners OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
Of tho city Engineer as to the amount OF
the cost OF the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abutting
property the property benefited and othor
property liable to assessment and the
owners thereof in STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. ass, which includes
the following described portions of streets
to-wit:
THIRD STREET from the Eant
line OF Zunis to tho West limo OF
Lewis Avenue.
And said hoard OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the afore-
said statement and estimate OF the city
Engineer and has determined TO assess
the cost OF the improvements in said
district against tho abutting property the
property benefited and other property
liable TO assessment, and the owners
thereof as follows, to-wlt:
HILICRESr RIDGE ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-03
STILL HUNTING FOR TOMMY
Train Porter Tells Officials Chicago
t'u1n1lln Irictl 10 Hold LIN TrnIn

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.--search for
Tommy O'Connor convicted muir
derer who escaped from the county
Jail three days before the date set
for his execution. shifted to western
Iowa today as the result Of story
told by Alex Porter. brakeman on a
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul pas
senger train.
Porter declared O'Connor was the
man who attempted to hold up tho
train near Hawarden. Iowa, last
Thursday.
Police OF Sioux City and other
towns In that section, as well as
special police OF the railroad, began
fresh hunt for O'Connor as the
result of Porter'a story.
Porter, who prevented the rob
berry by graphing with the bandit.
declared ho recognized O'Conner
from photographs he had seer and
was positive in his Identification.
The fact that O'Connor was cap
tured after the staying of Police
Sergeant Patrick O'Neill when he
attempted 10 rob n train at st. paul
Mimi, last July caused the police
to give some credence to Porters
story.
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LEGAL.

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Adopted bv said Hoard. GuI aald ruari
M, t,r H., '....tf,,.f.,r ,f .,ii irttfoys.
wcnts. LOO acrorduu,s with the said plans
"'',, iIpssV '''.' "i' ,., ,,. .,,.
.,,,,rtirn ~ ala t,l'r,,,,r'.t,ts ,,ss duIy
eWSriri tS Wssterf, tGHstru.t'lu Camp1n'
WY nA''V,,' w.. ..."l', lu.,," s,n
a&nu & w" ,h' N"t v'' v,i i,', t.,,.'r,
l',','u w" '''' '.' "t'''tn ,'',,'.
sonlslnlng 'he neme1 H we p'.''o,
nntSin -, ',,,, n' ,,.,.,It t.,"fitri
sr snI''.Is v,p5,,s',,, 'ns ki' ..c..r,,pt
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oi in'' @ M@,,g, , ,' u" '',",M, '', 'tt,,. "'H
$50 ,'n," .N.Nh 'N '.'.,'''' ' ,tt' '.i
cost NJ su'u 5000. .'''W.n'r 'h" p"'lNn ON!
eW9lnl on ..,t vn ''
o. benefited aud o'h,r property IpsIo to
hAHrA'iin,n'i "Il ''G ..'" a"I"", W.
against such rlorrV aud me owuers
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lhlAA, RhlahnIn"' "hu faIH i,""l" Nlp WI
tall r'."lullnn nnl u'll.r s,' y'le on
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any 'leln "l NNvNNN "' "'l'' ,''"' a."
lho maklne 90 su,h mp .'","'H. 't. =.
i'suallll'f w H"S wi wv N.'@'''h @
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
NItY AmlIlnr-


Published In the Tulsa Daily World
January 3, 1922. World Publishing COM
pany publisherD
RESOLUTION
A Resolution determining asReas-
nputs and directing notices thereof for
paving In STREET IMPHOVEMENT
NO. 297 Of the city Of Tulsa, Okla
homa; and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, the City Engineer on The
2lst day Of December 1924. submitted to
the board his written statement SHOW Ing
tho names Of the owners. the number Of
front feet owrsd by each "A description
Of the property and estimate Of the total
amount OF such costs 10 bo assessed
against tho abutting property ana the
total estimated amount TO be assessed
against such owner, subject 10 assess
mrnt IN STREET iMPHON EMENT DIS
THiCT NO. 297, IN form and substance as
provided in Section Of Aitigie TX Of the
Charter Of the said Guy Of Tulsa; ana,
WHEREAS, this Board has duly eK-
amincd said statement and found the same
10 be correct snd In conformity o. lay.
SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM
MisSIONERS or THE CRY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
That said statement be, ana tho same
hereby is, approved. and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that II
sssess the cost Of the improvements pro-
yided for IN said STREET IMPROVE
hENr DISTRICT NO. 2o7, against the
lots and blocks abutting said improve
ments and the property benefited thereby
and the property liable 10 assessment as
set out In tho aforesaid statement Of tho
BE III PURIFIER RESOLVED. that no
/ tico OF such determination TO assess be
given 10 all owners u any gui all such
property BY publication IN tho Tulsa baliy
world. a daily Newspaper of general cir-
culatlun IN the city ot Tulsa, oklahoma.
/ for five 60 consecutive days, beginning
/ on the sra day OF January, 1879, and
UE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
/ city Auditor be, and she hereby is directed
I 10 send written notice By registered man tu
/ all OF the owners ~ property affected by tho
/ aforesaid proposed assessments, uald no.
] tiCe to be IN form ana substance as pro-
vided IN Section Of Article TX OF tho
Tulsa city Charter, and 20 he mailed at
] BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED, thst he
] 18Th day uf January, 1922, a. 700 o'Dlo 'N
! a. NJ, be and the same IL hereby set as
! the day FOR hearing Hll objections 20 suCh
/ reference 20 the same, ana SAID hearing
l shall be- continued from day 20 day untll
! the same In completed ana any objections
! not made iu writing on or before che l3th
/ NJ, Hhall bo deemed 70 be waived and.
! BE I'r FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
] Clty Auditor be. and she IN hereby In
/ structed 20 make and file on or before
/ showing when and in what manner said
| notices we're given. and attach 10 and
| make part of said cettificats, the affi
davit OF the publisher showing copy Of
the notice no published and the days On
| which the same was published, and,
BE ir FURTHER RESOLVED, that ar
! emergency exists for the preservation oi
! the public health ana safety, ana for th'
reason whereof this resolution shall tak'
effect from and after It's adoption, Hp
| prOval aud publication.
ADOPTED. and the emergency claus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-03
Attest
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
Approved
FRANK ". DUNCAN

FiiANK ". DUNCAN.
Ciiy Attorney.
ornell,h,d ~ The 1,.se Daily World
company. publisher
NEsOlt'rtDS.
Resolution d,tHrminInE assess
Tor pavine In siREEr IMPROVE.
NEST DISTRICT 40. SOC. OF tho city
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, and declaring an
WHEREAS. the city Engineer IN tho
e7rd day ot December. 1921. submitted Co
the board mis- written statement showing
the names Of the owners, the numbrr u
front feet owned by each. 20 description
~ the property and rsilWhir 30 the total
amount % su,h cost tu b, ufsess.i against
the phuttitg property aud iAu tHiui psu.
mated amount tn be aHsorsod against such
lMpRuNEM"Sr plsrRI,I no. 800 IN
form and substance se provided lu Sec
tion 2 VI Article ~ Of tue charter " said
WllEREAE THIS board has duly exam.
iucd SAID statement and tuuu1 the same
TO be correct and iu conformity iu law,
SOW riisRErONE iE III HEsOIV.
I'D ny TIE HOARD or COMMITS.
stoNEHs nF TuE CITY on TULSA.
That said statement bc. and tho same
RE ~ FrRruER RESOLVED that 20
assesa tho cost ~ the improvements pc.
Viled Tor tn said STREET IMPROVE.
lots and blocks nhuttiug sad Improve
ment and the property benefited thereby
and the property liable To- aaHrHHm"ut a.
set out In the aforesaid statement 90 tho
RE II FuuTHER RESOLVED that
notice ~ such d"tctmlus'ion 60 argess be
given To Hl owners NJ ANY aud all such
property By publication In rh, Tulsa
Daily World daily newspaper Of general
circulation In NE Ciy o. Tnl,e. Okla.
ming on the gfd day Of January. 1892 and
bE ~ FtHluEN NtspLNEu thst
. fhe city Auditor Dr. aud she hereby is
irccted TO send written notice by regis.
tered mail Co alt uf the owncrs ~ prop.
/ srty affected hy the aforesaid proposed
Article lN OF tho Tulsa city charter, and
20 be mailed Rt the time designated In
BE m FURrHER' RESOLVED, that
I the l1th day nf January l922 at 90
D o'clock a. IN be and tho Same is hcfsby
/ to such assessments, improvements or ma
1 terials In reference to the same and said
hearing shall br continued from day to
day until the same 10 completed and any
| objections not made IN writing on or before
! the 18Th day Of January. 1879, at 900
| o'clock a. m, shall be deemed TO be
| waived and
RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
/ city Auditor be, ana Hhe IN hereby n,
strueted to make and Gle on or before the
! date of said hearing, her ceruticaty
showing when and In what manner said
| notices were given, and attach to and
! make a part Of said certificate, the atfi-
davlt OF tho publisher showing copy
/ Of the notice 80 published aud the dsys
! on which the same was published, and,
] BE II FURTHER HEsOLNED. that AZ
! emergency exists Tor the preservation oi
| the public health and safety, aud for th'
/ furtheranoe OF street improvements bS
reason whereof this resolution shall tnk'
effect from and after Its adoption, Ap
/ ,rovai and publication.
] ADOPTED, and tho emergency claun'
| ulcd upon separately and approved THU
27th day ~ December, 1891
APPROVED, this 27th day Of December
r. y. EVANS,
Mayor.
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Te3 NOMINATE CANDIDATES
Iunior Chamber OF Commerce Will
Hold Important Meeting Today.

Nomination of candidates to fill
.he vacancies on the board OF di-
rectors left by the retirement OF elk
~ its members the latter part Of
ths month, IS business before the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce at its
general membership meeting Mt noon
Tuesday. The primary election
foreshadows the change OF admin
jstration the last of January.
Lee Price, Stanley Campbell. r.
Z. thompson, r. A. Stewart. NJ. l.
shigley and Julius Livingston are
the retiring members. Following
The establishment of the personnel
OF the board for the new year. the
president and other officers will
he elected by the directorate.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,


NGubllbhed In the Iulsa DaNy world
January 3, 4, 8. and 7, 1879. world
Publishing Company publishers.)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. $40,
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
In compliance with the resolution OF
the Board Of Commissioners adopted on
the 27th day OF December, 1921, notice Is
heteby given that the Board OF Commits
sioners OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
% the city Engineer as to the amount Of
tho cost OF the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abuttng
property the property benefited and other
property liable to assessment and the
owners thereof in STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. 31O, which include en-
tho following described portions Of streets
to-wit;
ROCKFORD AVENUE from tho
South line Of Eighth street to tho
North line OF Thirteenth Street except
Intersection Mt Twelfth Street!
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the sfore-
said statement and estimate OF the city
Engineer aud has determined TO assess
the cost Of The improvements In said
district against tho abutting property, the
property benefited ana other property
liable to assessment. and the owners
thereof, ms follows, to-wit:
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a ttrsi'
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
\ unfuNel
FRANK o.. DUNCAN
ENfr AfHnFfl

FRANK O.. DUNCAN,
Ciiy Attorney
Published In tho Tulsa Daily world
January o. 9 and l922 world PUB
fishing company publisgvr.l
ORDINANCE No. .2a3.
An Ordinance 10 RpportiDu, levy,
and asscgs the cost " improving
portion Of FRISCO AVENUE included
within STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT 40, 3JG, against the abut.
ting property the property benefited,
aud other property liable 10 assoc.
Tneut snd the owners thereof In said
STREET IMPROVEMENT DGSTRtCT;
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of the proyl-
sinns Of tho charter nf the city Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. the Hoard Of Commissioners OF
said city did, hy resolution, declare u
necessary 20 pave and otherwise improve
portion ~ Frisco Avenue, included in
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No.
ass Ot said city. aud said Board did ret
forth la said resolution the nature and
extent of the improvements TO be- made
on said portion ~ Frisco Avenue, and tho
materials with which said improvements
were TO bs constructed. and that said
improvements were to be made acCOrdiaE
10 the plans ana specifications 10 be sub
Trltted by the City Engineer, which said
plans aud specifications were thereafter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-03
Attest: MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
Clty Auditor.
Approved PRANK T. DUNCAN,
WV AIlnrnaN.

city Attorney
published In tho Tulsa DAILY World,
January 9, 1929. World Publishing
company publsherD
RESOLUTION.
A resolution determ ming assessments
and directing notices thereof for paving
In STREET IMPRONEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 2ss OF the Clty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
and declaring an emergency,
WHEREAS Tho city Engineer on tho
2tst day of December, 1891, submitted to
the Board his written statement showing
front feet owned by each, a descr!p ption Of
the property and estimate of the total cost
Of the improvements, the proportional
amount Of such costs TO be assessed
against the hbutting property and the total
estimated amount to be assessed against
Street Improvement District No. 7Ss, In
form ana substance as provided .H Sec
tion 2, Of A,t.clo Of the Charter OF the
said city % Tulsa And,
WHEREAS: This Board has duly ex.
smined said statement and found the
same to be correct and In conformity to
Vow. THEREFORE,. DE IT RESOLVED
ny THE BOARD or COMMISSIONER 8
or the CITY or TULSA, OKLA
HOMA;
That said statement be and tho same
hereby is approved Hnd,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED; ThAt
n is the determination OF this Board TO
Essess the cost of the improvements pro-
vided for IN said street Improvement Dis
trict No. 2ss, AGAINST the lots and
hiOcks abutting said improvements end
the property benefited thereby and the
property liable 20 assessment as set out
10 the aforesaid statement OF the city
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED! Ths.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-03

All owners OF abutting property prop
erty benetited by said improvements and
other property liable TO assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such Improvements or benefits 10 the
Jections 10 the assessments as above set
forth shall be filed In writing in the office
OF Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor OF
the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma, on or before
tho lSih day Of January. 1922, at 800
o'clock A. NJ. and the same shall be heard
by tho Board OF Commissioners on the
18th day of January, 1922, at $500 o'clock
A. NJ, and any claims or objections not
no filed in writing before said time shau
be deemed waived.
DATED, this 27th day Of December,
1921. ,.,- c,,.,,