Muskogee und das nordöstliche Oklahoma, einschließlich der Grafschaften Muskogee, McIntosh, Wagoner, Cherokee, Sequoyah, Adair, Delaware, Mayes, Rogers, Washington, Nowata, Craig und Ottawa. Das war der Anfang der Town of Bartlesville, ein neues Gebäude wurde gelegentlich errichtet, aber für einige Jahre war es nur ein Grenzhandelspunkt von cheaplyconstructed Rahmenhäusern, die sich an einer Straße angrenzten. Etwa im Jahr 1896 wurde der Ölbrunnen in die Grenzen des unvoreinsehenden Dorfes gebohrt, das mit Interesse von Prospektorsand beobachtet wurde, was zu einem Ansturm von p führte

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Muskogee and northeastern Oklahoma, including the counties of Muskogee, McIntosh, Wagoner, Cherokee, Sequoyah, Adair, Delaware, Mayes, Rogers, Washington, Nowata, Craig, and Ottawa . stablished a general store, which was the beginning ofthe Town of Bartlesville, a new building was occasionally erected, but for several years it was but a frontier trading point of cheaplyconstructed frame houses, fronting on one street. About 1896 tbefirst producing oil well was drilled within the limits of the unpre-tentious village, which was watched with interest by prospectorsand which resulted in a rush of prospectors, drillers, mechanicsand home-seekers as soon as valid leases could be obtained. Fromthat time forward tbe village rapidly cast aside tbe dull monotonywhich is characteristic of the frontier towns and began to assumethe appearance of a thriving young city. Although many ad-venturers, miners and oil well drillers were attracted to the youngcity by the prospects of wealth and employment, Bartlesville hasbeen remarkablv free from tbe disorderlv element which so fre-quently characterizes mining towns. For several years past tbe FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, BARTLESVILLE. MAIRE HOTEL, BARTLESVILLE MUSKOGEE AND NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA 617 city has, by ordinance, prohibited Sunday moving picture shows.Another ordinance provides that no public dance halls can beoperated without special license; that when licensed they shall beunder the supervision of special officers; and that no minors shallbe permitted to attend public dances unless accompanied by theirparents or guardians. A curfew ordinance provides that no chil-dren under sixteen years of age shall be allowed on the streets afterhalf past nine o clock in the evening. Rooming houses must securespecial license and are under the strict surveillance of the citypolice. A cigarette ordinance makes it a misdemeanor to sellcigarettes to minors. Children under sixteen years of age are notpermitted to drive automobiles on the public

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