Graham approves final franchise for Oil Cities Electric Co
The Graham Texas Board of Aldermen on October 4 1923 adopted in final form a franchise granting Oil Cities Electric Company and its successors electric light heat and power rights in the city until November 1 1973 with nonexclusive terms including street and alley use conduits poles wires and appurtenances. The ordinance sets conditions on construction maintenance rates purchase options and city protections, with acceptance required and cancellation of prior franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Graham
Texas
City of
Oil Cities Electric Company
Board of Alderen
Board of Alder
Young County
Oi! Cities Electric Company
Bankers Trust Company
CC. L. Wood
C. L. Wood
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of
Board of Appraisement
Aceapany
Graham Texas surrender of franchise sealed in 1928
Oil Cities Electric Company accepts the franchise and files surrender of the one formerly held by C. L. Wood. The document records a unanimous vote by the city Aldermen A B Eddleman and E C Reed, with Mayor W P Stinson and Secretary R F Fowler signing on October 4 1928 and October 5 1928 under the city seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tric Company
C. L. Wood
A. D
Oil Cities Electric Company
A. B. Eddleman
E. C. Reed
W. P. Stinson
City of
Graham
R. F. Fowler
Texas
Bankruptcy Discharge Requested by Laura Secondyne
Laura Secondyne of Graham Young County Texas asks the Northern District of Texas to grant full discharge from debts after adjudication as bankrupt on February 9 1923. Creditors and parties in interest must file opposition by November 3 1923 with Referee in Wichita Falls Texas. Also included is a detailed list of oil field equipment levied upon to satisfy a $2000 judgment for The First National Bank of Graham and other related notices by sheriffs and constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Texas
Laura Secondyne
Graham
Young
Acts of Congress
Wichita Falls
Thelbert Martin
Constable's Sale in Young County Texas 1923 Order of Sale
A Texas constable announces a public sale in Graham, Young County, of numerous oil field and drilling equipment under an Order of Sale in the case First National Bank in Graham v. Potter et al No 7227A. The sale is set for October 25 1923 at Tom Cook's residence, listing many specific tools, pipes, bits, lines, and related apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Young
District Court
Young County
Texas
First National Bank
Graham
A. A. Potter
M. C. Robinson
C. W. Whitehead
Tom Cook
H. P. McNanna
Barrett Oil
Sheriff Sale in Young County October 1923 Notice
Court of Young County sets sale for October 25 1923 at Graham to satisfy C A O Keefe vs A A Potter.Listed property includes drilling equipment tools oil field gear and associated items from various manufacturers. Sale conducted by the sheriff at C J Cook residence on Tennessee Street with items such as drilling jars belts elevators torches wrenches and related machinery described in legal notice.
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District Court of
Young County
C. A. O’keefe
A. A. Potter
C. J. Cook
Tennessee Street
Graham
Muskogee
T. d
Lucey
Union Tool Co
Wilson
Yale
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Wanes
Jav
Elee
Attect
Manila
H. P
Pyle
M. ©. Robinson
First National Bank of
Graham, Texas
J. D. Dawson
Mechlin
Demrick
Pyle National
Oil Well Supply Co
Cretty & Co
Dan Cambern
W. J. A. Cooper
Constable’s Sale
State of
County of Young
Penix, Miller & Perkins Lawyers
McCain Bldg
East Side Square
M. D. Brown Elmer Graham Brown & Graham Lawyers
W. W. Price
Smith & Smiley
G. Drummond Sunt
American Exchange Bank Bldg
Dallas, Texas
R. F. Arnold
Fred T. Arnold
Arnold & Arnold Attorneys-At-Law
Mist
Nat’l Bank
McFarlane
McFarlane Lawyers
Tidwell Building
Young County Abstract Company
Arnold & Kay
Johnson & Johnson Lawyers
West Side Square
R.E. Erwin
W. J. Hodson
Northwest Corner
Tidwell Bidg
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
L. A. Kayser
Livergard
Lungardia Livergard
Lungardia
Lungardia Co
Dallas
L. M. Davis Drug Company
ANT
Draughon's College
Tod
Wli
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