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Adopted by Judges September
13 1937
—
Rule No 1—Rules Additional Or-
ders to: By a vote of a majority of
the Judges of the District Court the
Presiding Judge may from time to
time enter orders not inconsistent
with these rules for the general con-
duct of business
Rule No 2—Six Divisions: This
Court shall be divided into six divi-
sions each of which shall be presid-
ed over by a District Judge The
divisions shall be numbered begin-
ning with No 1
Rule No 3—Courts Daily Sessions
Time cf: Until further order of the
Court the forenoon session shall be-
gin at 9:00 A M and shall close at
12:00 M and the afternoon session
shall begin at 1:30 P M and shall
close at 5:00 P M
Rule No 4—Judges Uniformity of
Rulings: When a question of law
practice or procedure has been tried
In any division and the same ques-
tion arises in a division before an-
other Judge and the ruling thereon
be adverse to the first ruling the
question shall be considered at a
conference of the Judges and a ma-
jority opinion of the Judges shall
control until decided by the Su-
preme Court
Rule No 5—Judges Presentation
of Matters to: No motion order
Judgment journal entry or matter
of any kind pertaining to a case shall
be submitted to the Judge of any
division at any time except at the
opening of court in the forenoon or
in the afternoon unless the Judges
of the division shall otherwise order
Preliminary and emergency matters
in unassigned cases shall be pre-
sented to the Trial Judges at the
opening of the forenoon or after-
noon session and at no other time
except by consent of the Presiding
Judge No pleading order or matter
pertaining to any case shall be pre-
sented to the Judge in any division
when he is engaged in the trial of a
case or during recess except pre-
pared instruction in the particular
case on trial
Rule No 8—Presiding Judge Se-
lection of: The District Judges shall
meet on the last Saturday of each
month or as soon thereafter as the
Judges may determine and they
shall select a Presiding Judge who
shall serve for one month or until
a successor shall have been selected
A notice giving the name of the Pre-
siding Judge shall be posted in a
conspicuous place in the clerk's of-
fice Rule No 7—Presiding Judge Du-
ties of as to Unassigned Cases Em-
ergency and preliminary orders in
cases which have not been assigned
to a particular division shall be pre-
sented and heard by the Presiding
Judge unless he shall refer the same
to another Judge
Rule No 8—Cases Assignment of:
Cases filed In the Diltrict Court shall
be assigned to the various divisions
of the court in the following man-
ner: On each Monday morning before
nine o'clock the Presiding Judge
shall furnish the clerk with an or-
der stating to which division the
first case is to be assigned said first
case always to be the first case on
the docket which has not been as-
signed to any division The clerk
shall then assign the first case on
said order to the division designat-
ed by the Presiding Judge and he
shall then assign in rotation begin-
ning with the next division num-
ber to each of the divisions all
other cases as they appear numer-
ically until all the cases filed up to
and at the close of the office of the
court clerk on the preceding Satur-
day shall have been assigned In
the event of the absence of the Pre-
siding Judge the next Judge in ro-
tation shall make said orders The
clerk shall note the division num-
ber of each case as it is assigned on
the appearance docket immediately
under the court number of each
case and the pleadings thereafter
filed by either party shall carry
such division number in addition to
the case number When a case has
been assigned to a division the
Judge thereof shall have full charge
of said case When a case shall
come to trial but the case shall not
go to final judgment or be dismissed
without prejudice and said cause
of action shall again be refiled the
case shall be returned to the di-
vision to which it was first assigned
without regard to its number If a
Judge of a division to which a case
shall have been assigned shall be
disqualified or be unable for any
othor reason to hear or to try said
cause then said cause may be re-
turned to the Presiding Judge for
further assignment or order Cases
assigned for trial shall be entered
in wriang on the trial docket of
the division to which it is assigned
The docket shall state the number
of the case the title and the date
on which it is set for trial The
clerk shall enter upon the appear-
ance docket the nature of the ver-
dict or judgment entered any con-
tinuance and any other order or
disposition made of the case
Rule No to—rriat Docket En-
tering Cause or: One or more
parties to a civil action may re-
quest the clerk to enter a case
upon the trial docket when such
case is at issue or the case is at 1
issue between two or more parties
and other parties are in default it
MEM
Friday June 17 1938
RULES OF THE
DISTRICT COURT
there be more than two parties to
the suit
Rule No 10—Cases Not to be Set
on Certain Days: No cases for trial
to a jury shall be set on Friday or
Saturday of any week Juries may
be excused on Thursday until the
following Monday except for the
purpose of finishing a case on trial
or the Court in any division my
otherwise expressly order No cases
will be tried on Friday unless the
Court in a particular division shall
so order
Rule No 11—Judgments Default:
Judgments in cases in which serv-
ice has been had but in which
there has been no appearance may
be taken at such times as the Judge
of the division to which it is as-
signed may deem proper but no
Judgment by default shall be enter-
ed in any case against a party who
has appeared in the case but who
may be in default except upon
notice in writing served upon the
attorney of said party if any or
upon the party by mail if no at-
torney of record stating the time
when and the division in which
the application will be made for
judgment The Court may require
proof of service of such notice If
the Judge of a division be absent
at the time fixed in the notice to
take default judgment the matter
shall stand continued until the
opening hour of the next regular
day of the Court over which said
Judge presides or it may be con-
tinued by order of the Presiding
Judge in the absence or inability of
the Division Judge to hear the
same Applications for default
judgment must be presented at the
opening of the Court in the fore-
noon or the opening of the Court
in the afternoon unless the Judge
thereof may fix a different time
No application shall be presented
or heard while the Judge is en-
gaged in the trial of a case or hear-
ing a motion or demurrer or writ-
ing instructions When a case has
been regularly assigned for trial
upon a calendar of any division of
this Court judgment may be en-
tered by default against any party
without service of notice on the
day set for trial
Rule No 12—Motion Dockets
Preparation: The clerk shall fur-
nish and keep for each division
of the Court a motion and de-
marrer docket When a motion
or demurrer is filed in an ac-
tion which has been assigned the
clerk shall enter it upon the proper
docket of that division If a mo-
tion be filed before the action is
assigned it shall be entered upon
the proper motion docket of the
division to which It has been regu-
larly assigned without delay All
motions and demurrers stand for
hearing on the first motion day in
the division tc which the case is
assigned If a motion or demurrer
is not presented for hearing when
called the Court may in its dis-
cretion dismiss continue or rule
upon it all motions demurrers and
cases submitted to the Court shall
be tried as soon as possible When
any matter or cause is submitted to
the Court and tiken under advise-
ment the Judge shall notify coun-
sel of the decision reached When
a motion or demurrer is ruled on
or any cause decided counsel for
the prevailing party shall within
ten days prepare a journal entry
of the ruling or decision and pre-
sent it to the counsel for adverse
parties and if it be approved it
shall be presented to the Court for
signature If counsel are unable to
agree upon the form of journal en-
try the prevailing party shall give
notice and present the matter by
motion at the next motion day of
the division in which said matter
is heard
Rule No I3—Motions and De-
murrers Disposition of: When an
attorney is engaged in presenting
a motion GI- demurrer in one divi-
sion the Court may pass any mo-
tion or demurrer in any other
case in another division in which
he appears as attorney until he
shall have finished in the division
in which he is engaged but no
motion or demurrer shall be con-
tinued except for a good cause
and the Court may dispose of any
motion or demurrer in the event
the attorney departs without hav-
ing presented his views on any mo-
tion or demurrer in any case in
which he is interested
Rule No 14—Pleadings Frivo-
lous: If a pleading be filed in a
case which is frivolous the Court
shall thereupon tax the cost of the
party litigant filing saii motion
and shall order that no further
pleading be filed until after said
litigant shall be paid the costs in
said cause up to said date Any
pleading filed after the adjudica-
tion of a frivolous plea aforesaid
shall be stricken from the files on
proper motion if costs have not
been paid
Rule No I5—Pleadings Copies
of: On the filing of any civil ac-
tion one copy of the petition with
exhibits shall be deposited with the
clerk If there be more than one
party defendant the plaintiff shall
deposit with the clerk as many
more copies as the clerk may ask
Attorney: filing any motion or de-
murrer or other pleading subse-
quent to the petition shall deliver
or mail to opposing counsel of rec-
ord a copy thereof on the same day
Upon failure of a party to furnish
additional copies the clerk may
prepare such copies as may be
needed and charge the same as
costs in the case
Rule No 16—Motion Dockets
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Hearing Dates: Motions and de-
murrers will be heard in Divisions
1 and 3 on the first and third Fri-
days in each month hereafter at
1:30 o'clock P M in Division 8
on the same days of the month but
at 9 o'clock A M in Divisions 2
and 5 on the second and fourth
Fridays in each month hereafter at
9 o'clock A M in Division 4 on
the same days of the month but at
1:30 o'clock P M Except that dur-
ing the months of July and Au-
gust motion dockets shall not be
set except on special order of the
Judge hearing the same
Rule No 17— Criminal Division:
A criminal division is created in
this Court and the Judges shall
rotate in presiding at the trial of
criminal cases Each Judge shall
preside for a period of two weeks
except as may be necessary to com-
plete the case on trial At the con-
clusion of the two-week trial cal-
endar for criminal case if any
eases remain the trial of the same
shall be carried into the next crim-
inal trial docket unless the Trial
Judge otherwise shall dispose of
the same No civil case shall be set
for trial in the division in which
criminal cases are being tried un-
less the Court shall especially or-
der except non-jury or divorce
matters may be set during the
hearing of the criminal division
but the same shall not interfere
with the jury trials of criminal
cases which have the preference
or right-of-way
Rule No 18—Criminal Division
Arraignments Appointment of
Counsel: All arraignments of pris-
oners shall be before the Judge
presiding in the criminal division
unless he shall otherwise order
He shall hear all requests for ap-
pointment of counsel for indigent
prisoners and make all orders rela-
tive thereto as provided by law
Rule No 19—Juries Calling
Publication of Lists: The Presid-
ing Judge shall by written order
directed to the Court Clerk from
time to time as needed certify
the number of jurors that may be
required for either a grand or petit
jury and shall direct said jury to
be drawn from the jury box as
provided by law Said drawing
shall be held in open court and in
the court of the Presiding Judge
or in such court room as he may
designate and in his presence
Such order shall be made and
drawing had at a time not less than
twelve or more than fifteen days
next prior to the date on which
said jurors shall be ordered to re-
port for duty
Upon the drawing of such jury
panel and after the sending out of
subpoenas for those so drawn and
at the expiration of one week
therefrom and more than four days
next prior to the date on which
said jurors are to report for service
the court clerk shall deliver to the
legal publications of this city and
any other publications in this coun-
ty that may desire the same a true
and correct list of the names of
said jurors so drawn and ordered 1
to appear for service
Rule No 20—Jurors Excused: No
juror shall be excused from serv-
ice by any other than the Presiding
Judge and then only for good and
legal cause may the time of ap-
pearing for service be postponed
In such event the Presiding Judge
shall make a written memorandum
thereof fixing the return date
which shall be given to the court
clerk to be filed in a file kept for
that purpose in his office Such
memorandum shall not be record-
ed The Presiding Judge shall be
notified by the court clerk by
proper notation on the jury list of
all jurors reporting who have been
called for a prior date and excused
until a later date
Rule No 21—Jurors Assigned to
Trial Courts: All jurors not en-
gaged in a case are to report to
the jury assembly room on the 5th
floor by 9:00 o'clock A M and
remain there until called for serv-
ice in a particular court
When a juror is excused by the
court he is serving in he shall re-
port immediately to the jury as-
sembly room and there remain un-
til he is again called for service
in a particular court
The Presiding Judge shall im-
panel all new jurors in the jury
assembly room and the names of
all present and qualified jurors
shall be placed in the jury box of
the Presiding Judge and a list of
them shall be kept by the clerk and
a list kept by the Presiding Judge
The jury ta- and the names of
the jurors therein and a list there-
of shall be taken by the Presiding
Judge to his court room and kept
in his custody
Upon request by a Judge for a
jury in a civil case the Presiding
Judge shall direct the drawing of
eighteen names from the jury box
in open court and a duplicate list
thereof shall be made as said
names are drawn The clerk shall
then take one of said lists to the
jury assembly room and send said
eighteen jurors to the court re-
questing said jury The other list
of said eighteen jurors so selected
shall be kept by the Presiding
Judge
In criminal cases the same pro-
cedure shall be used except that a
number in excess of eighteen may
be drawn in the discretion of the
Presiding Judge
When said jurors are present in
the requesting court their names
shall then be placed in the indi-
vidual court room jury box shaken
up and twelve names drawn there-
from and said jurors shall take
their seats in the jury box As
these jurors are excused other
names are drawn from said box
and in the event said eighteen
names are exhausted before said
jury is complete the Judge of said
court shall request the Presiding
Judge to send him three or more
additional jurors which jurors shall
be selected as hereinbefore set
forth
Rule No 22—Divorce Cases As-
signment Waiver Hearing: Di-
vorce cases shall be assigned as
other cases and heard in the di-
vision to which assigned unless
otherwise ordered as in these rules
provided No divorce shall be
granted until the case shall be at
Issue unless the defendant shall in
I writing waive the time in which to
plead by a written instrument duly
signed and acknowledged before an
officer authorized to take acknowl-
edgements The court will not re-
gard a waiver as valid unless
signed acknowledged and filed at
least one day after the petition is
filed and no divorce case shall be
heard until the same has been on
file at least one day
Rule No 23—Case-mades Exten-
sion of Time For: When notice of
appeal is given as provided by law
the Court will grant an extension
of thirty days in addition to the
statutory created time in which to
perfect an appeal but no further
extensions will be granted unless
the case-made shall have been or-
dered within said period of time
and upon proper showing there-
after additional time may be ex-
tended for the purpose of perfect-
ing an appeal
Rule No 24—Executions Costs
of: Before any order shall issue in
proceedings in aid of execution
and before any order in garnish-
ment after judgment shall issue
the party desiring such order shall
first make a deposit with the clerk
of OA to cover costs provided
there is not sufficient amount of
cost deposit already with the clerk
to cover said proceedings
Rule No 25—Attorneys Engaged
in Several Divisions: When an at-
torney is engaged in the trial of a
case in one division in any ease
in another division in which he is
an attorney may be passed until he
has finished the trial of the first
case but each attorney must watch
his case and notify the Trial Judge
in the division in which he has
another case coming on for trial
immediately after he shall have
completed the trial of the case in
another division
Rule No 26—Attorneys Notice
by Telephone: Attorneys may re-
quest the court bailiff of the divi-
sion in which a case is pending
to call said attorney by telephone
before his case will be called for
trial The telephone notice of the
bailiff is a matter of convenience
for attorneys but is not regarded
as an absolute right and it be-
comes the duty of attorneys to
watch their cases in the division
to which they are assigned for
trial
Rule No 27—Attorneys' Agree-
ments: No agreements between at-
torneys shall be recognized unless
reduced to writing or made in
open court and a minute thereof be
made by the Clerk on the minutes
for the division in which said cause
is pending
Rule No 28—Courtrooms Use of:
The use of tobacco in any form
by anyone at any time in any of
the District Court Rooms is for-
bidden All persons are forbidden
to scratch alter or deface in any
manner by any means any of the
furniture equipment floors walls
or ceilings of said Court Rooms
Rule No 29—Court Files Not to
be Removed: Original papers shall
not be removed from the Clerk's
office or from the custody of the
clerk or his deputies when they
may have the same in the Court
Room for the purpose of trial
except that a Judge or court re-
porter upon giving a written re-
ceipt therefor may receive them for
official use
Rule No 30—Rules Amendments
to: These rules may be amended
by a majority vote of the Judges
but such amendments shall be pub-
lished at least once in a newspaper
before taking effect
Rule No 31—Repeal: All rules
heretofore adopted are hereby re-
pealed Rule No 32—Filing of Rules: The
original copy of these rules signed
by the judges and attested by the
Court Clerk shall be filed and re-
corded in the office of the Court
Clerk and entered in Volume 261
of the appearance docket under
Case No 94301 and the book and
page number of the recording jour-
nal where such rules and all
amendments hereafter made there-
to are recorded shall be entered
in the same volume of the appear-
ance docket and under the same
case number
These rules shall be in full force
and effect on and after three days
from the date of such filing
The foregoing rules are adopted
and ordered attested and filed by
the Court Clerk this 13th day of
September 1937
I BEN ARNOLD
2 G H GIDDINGS JR
3 SAM HOOKER
4 FRANK P DOUGLASS
5 CLARENCE MILLS
6 LUCIUS BABCOCK
(Seal) District Judges
Attested: CLIFF MYERS
Court Clerk
MINERAL WOOL MAY
BE ROCK OR GLASS
—
Mineral wool is the generic term
for the insulating material manu-
fctured from rock slag and glass
by drawing the molten material
into long continuous fibers with
high pressure jets of steam
The product has been known and
usd for home insulation since about
1887 but only within the last dec-
ade has it become a leading mate-
rial for both home and industrial
insulation
Mineral wool is manufactured in
several different forms—in strips or
blankets in bats and in nodulated
and granulated form For home in-
sulation against both winter cold and
summer heat it is placed or filled
between the sidewall studs and in
the attic floor or ceiling
(272)
NOTICE To CREDITORS
No 154)20
State of Oklahoma Oklahoma County
as
In the County Court of said County
and State
To the Creditors of Albert T Cross
one and the same person as Albert
Thomas Cross Deceased:
All persons having claims against
sail deceased are required to present
the same with the necessary vouchers
to the undersigned administratrix at
the office of Everest and Halley 1114
Hales Building Oklahoma City in
Oklahoma County Oklahoma within
four months of the date hereof or
same will be forever barred
Dated this lot day of March 1938
JULIA IRENE CROSS
Administratrix
THE LEGAL NEWS Pate Three
RULES FOR OKLACtOMA
COUNTY LAW LIBRARY
The Rules of the District Court
have been amended providing for
punishment by contempt for viola-
tion of Library Rules The amend-
ment is as follows:
Rule No 33
On this 24th day of Neptember
1937 at a conference of the judges
after due consideration it Is ordered
that the following rule be adopted
as rule No 33 of this court:
"Law Library Rules: The rules
adopted by the Board of Law Li-
brary Trustees filed and recorded
in the office of the Court Clerk of
Oklahoma County (being No 94302
styled 'In re: Oklahoma County Law
Library Rules') for the regulation of
the Oklahoma County Law Library
are hereby adopted as rules of this
court Any willful violation of any
of said library rules is declared to
be and shall constitute a violation
of a rule of this court The Board
of Law Library Trustees may sub-
mit charges of any violation of said
rules to the presiding judge of said
court or to any judge or judges
thereof for such action as the judge
or judges in their discretion may
decide to take"
Adopted and ordered filed record-
ed and published as provided by the
rules of this court this 24th day of
September 1937
(Signed) BEN ARNOLD
G H GIDDINGS JR
SAM HOOKER
FRANK P DOUGLASS
CLARENCE MILLS
District Judges
The following rules for the Okla-
hema County Law Library have
been adopted by the Board of Law
Library Trustees:
In re: Oklahoma County Law Li-
brary Rules
No 94302
Rule No 1 Library Open: From
September 1 to June 1 inclusive
(except Sundays and holidays) the
library shall be opened daily at
8:30 a m and closed at 0:00 p m
except on Saturdays and on all legal
holidays when it shall be closed at
12:00 noon It may be closed at
other times and on other days as
may be ordered by the Board of
Trustees
From June 1 to August 31 (ex-
cept Sundays and holidays) the li-
brary shall be opened at 8:30 a m
and closed at 5:00 p m except on
Saturdays and on all legal holidays
when it shall be closed at 12:00
noon
Rule No 2 Use of Library: The
use of the Oklahoma County Law
Library shall be free to the judges
of the state to state officials to all
judges of the district probate courts
and to the judges of the courts of
record in the county to all county
officials to the members of the bar
and to the inhabitants of the county
No book periodical advance sheet
paper or any property of the li-
' brary shall be taken from the Okla-
homa County court house at any
time by any person
Any judge of a court of record of
Oklahoma County or county offi-
cial or any member of the bar
may be permitted by the librarian
or assistant librarian on duty to
take any book periodical advance
sheet or library property from the
library room to any of the court
rooms or county offices in the Okla-
homa County court house to be
used in the course of official busi-
ness or in any trial or proceeding
by registering the same with the li-
brarian but upon completion of the
use of such property so taken it
shall be returned immediately to
the library and the fact of its re-
turn then registered with the li-
brarian or assistant librarian on
duty
Books or other property may be
taken from the library as in these
rules provided by any judge or
county official for their official use
and may be retained by them in
the court house the day taken but
no books or poperty of the library
shall by anyone be kept out of the
library room over night
Books taken from the shelves for
use in the library room shall be
left on the tables to be replaced
upon the shelves by the librarian
only Not more than twelve vol-
IIMC3 shall be obtained or retained
in this manner by any one person
at any one time for use in the
library
Books shall not be placed upon
the floor or marked by pencil pen
or otherwise or by turning down
the leaves or be injured or dis-
figured in any manner
Buie No 3 Telephone: The li-
brary room telephone may be used
by those entitled to use the library
but it shall never be used by any-
one for long distance service or in
any case requiring the payment of
tolls
Rule No 4 Enforcement of Rules:
The library and all books advance
sheets periodicals and all other
property whether real or personal
of every kind and nature therein
cortained are public property and
necessary for and the primary use
of which is devoted to the admin-
istration of justice Should any per-
son violate any of the rules as set
forth herein it shall be the duty of
the librarian or the assistant librar-
ian on duty immediately to report
such violation to the Board of Law
Library Trustees or to the secretary
of said board for such action as the
board in its discretion may under-
take The Board of Law Library Trus-
tees may call to the attention of a
judge or the judges of the District
Court any violation of Rule No
33 of the District Court of Okla-
homa County Oklahoma (filed
September 13 1937 in case No
94301 in the office of the Court
Clerk of Oklahoma County) for
such action under said rule as said
judge judges or District Court
may decide to take for the en-
forcement of these rules
The above and foregoing reme-
dies shall be in addition to the
remedies provided by statute for
the protection of public property
and in addition to the provisions of
the code for punishment for the
taking destruction oi mutilation of
or other offenses against public
prcperty
Rule No 5 Filing: These rules
when adopted bat the Board of Li-
brary Trustees signed by the presi-
dent and attested by the secretary
shall be filed in the office of the
Court Clerk of Oklahoma County
In case No D4302 "In re: Okla-
homa County Law Library" and
shall be in full force and effect on
and after three days from the date
of such filing All amendments or
additions hereto and any new rules
made hereafter shall be filed and
recorded in the office of the Court
Clerk under the same case num-
ber The Librarian is directed to post
true and correct copies of these
rules in conspicuous places in the
library
Adopted at a meeting of the
Board of Law Library Trustees
held in the County Court House in
Oklahoma City Oklahoma this 24th
day of September 1937
(Signed) FRED SUITS
President
Attest:
(Signed) CLARENCE MILLS
Secretary
(604)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No 15226
State of Oklahoma Oklahoma County
In the County Court of said County
and State
To the Creditors of Viola Ellis De-
ceased: All persons having claims against
Viola Ellis deceased are required to
present the same with the neceasary
vouchers to the undersigned adminis-
trator at 210li West Commerce Okla-
homa City in Oklahoma County Okla-
homa within four months of the date
hereof or same will be forever barred
Dated this 15th day of June 1938
DEWEY DRYDEN
Administrator
Hodge &
Attorneys
6-15-38 6-30-30
(607)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No 15201
State of Oklahoma Oklahoma County
ss
In the County Court of said County
and State
To the Creditors of Claude Nowlin De-
ceased: All persons having claims against
Claude Nowlin deceased are required
to present the same with the necessary
vouchers to the undersigned adminis-
trator with the will Annexed at the
office of Dudley Hyde Duvall &
Dudley 1501 Ramsey Tower Oklahoma
City in Oklahoma County Oklahoma
within four months of the date hereof
or same will be forever barred
Dated this 15th day of June 1938
L C III VICK
Administrator
Dudley Hyde Duvall & Dudley
Attorneys for Administrator
6-15-38 6-30-38
(606)
NOTICE FOR APPLICATION To
DETERMINE HEIRsitir
AND DISTRIBUTION
No 14878
In the County Court of Oklahoma
County State of Oklahoma
In the Matter of the Estate of M E
Reynolds Deceased D G Reynolds
Administrator
Notice is hereby given to D G
Reynolds Administrator of the Estate
of M E Reynolds Deceased and M
Eetor Reynolds Thomas A Reynolds
Leonard Reynolds Bessie Murphy Rey-
nolds D F Reynolds and Donnia M
Duford who have appeared in the
above entitled administration proceed-
ings claiming some interest in and to
the Estate of M E Reynolds De-
ceased that Donnie M Duford has
filed a petition on the 15th day of
Jule 1938 in the above proceedings
asking that she be decreed an heir of
the Estate of M E Reynolds De-
ceased and that she be entitled to
share in the distribution of said Es-
tate and that on the same date the
Court made an order that said petition
be heard on the 6th day of July 1938
at 9:00 A M
You and all other persons claiming
any title or interest in said Estate of
said M E Reynolds Deceased are re-
quired to appear in said cause at said
time and present and exhibit your re-
spective claims of heirship ownership
or interest therein to the end that the
Court may determine the heirship of
said Estate and order for distribution
as prayed for in accordance with the
petition
Done by Order of the County Court
of Oklahoma County Oklahoma
C J BLINN
(Seal) County Judge
6-15-38 7-6-38
(453)
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL
No 15164
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the estate of Susie C
Wakefield deceased that on the 28th
day of April 1938 Florence M Hoff-
man produced and filed in the County
Court of the County of Oklahoma and
State of 0!tlahoma an instrument in
writing purporting to be the last
will and testament of Susie C Wake-
field deceased and also filed in said
Court her verified petition praying for
the probate of said will and that Let-
tet s Testamentary issue thereon to the
said Florence M Hoffman the execu-
trix named in said will
Purscant to an order of said Court
made on the 28th day of April 1938
notice is hereby given that Friday the
13iii day of May 1938 at the hour of
9 o'clock a in of said day that being
a day of the regular January term 1938
of said Court has been appointed as
the time for hearing said petition and
proving said will at the County Court
Room in the County Court House at
Oklahoma City in said County of
Oklahoma when and where all persons
interested may appear and contest the
same
In Testimony Whereof I have set
my hand and the seal of said County
Court this 28th day of April 1938
C J BLINN
(Seal) County Judge
Everest McKeraie & Gibbons
When your leg—al notices are pub-
lished herein you are assured of ac-
curate dependable service Phone
3-8750 or 7-5454 We will call for
your notices
Sarber's
Press Clipping
Service
(Formerly New State
Press Clipping Service)
Let us read the Oklahoma
Newspapers for you
P F Sarber
Manager
434 Liberty National Bank
Building
Oklahoma City Oklahoma
Phone 3-4915
l5991
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
State of Oklahoma County of Okla-
homa sic
The State of Oklahoma To: Louis J
Baynes T S Miller Clara L Ras-
niussen Ray F Moore Guild A
Gore II IL Keller Alva Sibel Allen
E Roberts Ray E Du Chien Mabel
C Roberts John D Kraemer Rob-
ert Width Martha Over lin L M
Cooper R Schwint Grace E Long
It they be living or U any of the afore-
said persons be dead then to their re-
spective unknown heirs executors ad-
minitstrators devisees trustees and as-
signs or to all owners tenants and
persons owning or chinning any right
title or interest of any nature or kind
in or to the real estate lands and
tenements in Oklahoma County Okla-
homa herein described
You and each of you jointly and sev-
erally will take notice that the under-
signed Francois Martain is the owner
and holder of certain tax sale certiti-
cates herein designated issued by the
County Treasurer of Oklahoma Coun-
ty State of Oklahoma and respec-
tively covering real estate lands and
tenements in said county hereinafter
designated which said certificates were
issued on the hereinafter respectively
designated dates and respectively evi-
dence the purchase or bidding in of
said respective lands at delinquent tax
sale for taxes legally levied thereon
which tax sale was had and held on
the dates hereinafter respectively des-
ignated as provided by the laws of
the State of Oklahoma to-wit:
Certif Lot Bik Addition
20419 6 18 Sunset Park
20480 8 18 Sunset Park
20491 9 18 Sunset Park
20540 2 30 Sunset Park
20543 10 30 Sunset Park
20544 11 30 Sunset Park
20557 21 31 Sunset Park
20558 22 31 Sunset Park
20559 23 31 Sunset Park
20560 24 31 Sunset Park
The above mentioned certificates
were issued November öth 1934 for
the 1933 taxes and were assigned to
the undersigned on March 30th 1938
All the above mentioned real proper-
ties are located in additions to the
Oklahoma City Oklahoma County
State of Oklahoma
Unless redemption of said real es-
tale from said respective sales is made
within a period of sixty days from the
date of personal service on you or
within a period of sixty days from the
date of the first publication of this no-
tice a tax deed will be demanded and
issued conveying to Francois Martain
all of said above described property
lands and tenements remaining so un-
redtemed as provided by law
Dated this 14th day of June 1938
FRANCOIS MARTAIN
Owner and Holder of said
Tax Sale Certificates
6-14-38 1-6-38
When your legal notices are pub-
lished herein you are assured of ac-
curate dependable service Phone
3-8750 or 7-5454 We will call for
your notices
e
-
(Z4)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No 11207
In the Justice Court of Carl Traub in
and for Oklahoma City District Okla-
homa County State of Oklahoma
Mrs E Bednion Plaintiff vs W H
(Bill) Jordan Defendant
The State of Oklahoma to W a (Bill)
Jordan:
Take notice that you have been sued
in the above named court by the above
named plaintiff for a board bill ol
Fifty and 83100 Dollars sAlail831 and
you must answer said Ball of Particu-
lars filed herein on or before the nth
day of July 1938 or said Bill of Par-
ticulars will be taken as true and a
judgment rendered accordingly as
prayed for and a further Judgment
will be rendered sustaining the garnish-
ment had herein
CAM TRAUB
Justice tL the Peace
0-13-311
(birf)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No 25119-D
State of Oklahoma Oklahoma County
as
In the District Court within and for
said County and State
William D Doreh Plaintiff vs nor-
ewe Burch Delendant
The State of Oklahoma to the Said
Defendant Greeting
You the said defendant will take
notice that you have been sued in
the above named Court in the above
named and numbered cause for a di-
vorce on the grounds of abandonment
for more than one year next preced-
ing the filing of said petition and you
must answer Plaintiffs petition filed
herein on or before the 26th day tif
July 1938 or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment for said
Plaintiff will be rendered against you
according to the prayer of Plaintiff's
petition
CLIFF MYERS
(Seal) Court Clerk
By J H MARSHALL
Deputy Clerk
Mathers & Mathers
Plaintiff's Attorneys
6-1448
Al Heiman Ek Co
Colcord Bldg—Phone 2-8423
Justice Courts
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NATE JACKSON Constable
Room 5 1354 W Main St
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Saturday June 18
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27787—Peoples v Alford
27790—Morris Plan v Rice
2779I—Hayes v McChesney
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27613—Seeburg v Bentley
27813—Moore v Rea
27781—Okla Tire v Harris
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27843—Butler v Ford
27844—Had lock v Carpenter
27845—Lawrence v Duckett
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JACK CAMPBELL Constable
201 Peri-hie Bldg Phone 2-5015
NEW CASES
B2460—Haskett v Hansen
B246I—Grant v Hamilton
B2462-0 K Transfer v Gish
B2463—Kiowa Lbr Co v Cuppy's
Fast Freight Lines Inc
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ASSIGNMENTS
B2360—Miller Sand Pump Co V
Clarke & Co
B2374—New Idea Yankee Togs v
Grandjean
B2004—Morris Plan v Bradley
B2332—S W Brewing v Strauch
et al
B2415—Gochenour v Lynch (con
for service)
132395—Holloway v Fox
B2328—Brauer v Oil Field
112444—Western Auto v Kindred
B2445—Johnson v Hensley et al
B2446—Halliburton's v Montgom-
ery et al
B2447—Cap Hill Undertaking Co
v Besheirs et al
PAtTL POWERS --Justice
JOHN TRACY Constable
404 Security Bldg Phone 2-9534
ASSIGNMENTS
Saturday June 18
12662—Burford v Acme Service
Inc
12724—Kasner v Willard
12785—Hamilton v Clayton
12795—Jone8 v Green
EVERT CRISMOREJustico
JAMES II GILL Constable
515 Majestic Bldg Phone 2-9607
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NEW CASES
4904—Melvin Bryant v Phillips
Petroleum Co
4905—New State Oil Co v George
Benedict
4906—New State Oil Co v Homer
P Walker
ASSIGNMENTS
Saturday June 18
4455—U S Tire Dealers v Elder
3969—U S Tire Dealers v Davis
(412)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No 15104
State of Oklahoma Oklahoma County
as
In the County Court of said County
&nd State
To the Creditors of Gabrie: Maupin
Deceased:
All persons having claims against
Gabriel Maupin deceased are required
to present the same with the necessary
volichers to the undersigned adminis-
trator at office of County Judge in
County Court House or at residence
of Thomas J Maupin Administrator
3005 W 21st St or law office of
A H Meyer 715 American National
Bldg Oklahoma City Oklahoma in
Oklahoma County Oklahoma within
four months of the date hereof or
same will be forever barred
Dated this 10th day of April 1938
THOMAS J MAUPIN
Administrator
A IL Meyer
Attorney
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2 I 5 Periine Building Oklahorn-a City
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