Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-15: Restoration of plat or map

Whenever the public record of any plat or map, which is required

by law to be kept by the register of deeds, has been lost, injured

or destroyed by fire or otherwise, it shall be the duty of the

district attorney of the county in which such injury, loss or

destruction has occurred, forthwith to file in the district court an

information setting forth substantially the fact of such injury,

loss or destruction, with the circumstances attending the same, as

near as may be; and thereupon the clerk of such court shall cause

such information to be published in full in one or more newspapers

published in such county, for the period of four (4) weeks, together

with a notice, addressed to "All whom it may concern," that the

court will, at a term therein designated, to be held not less than

four (4) weeks from the first publication of such information and

notice, proceed to hear and determine the matters in said

information set forth, and will take testimony for the purpose of

reproducing and reestablishing such records of maps and plats as the

court shall find to be injured, lost or destroyed.