Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-16: Hearing - Filing and recording

Upon such publication being made, all persons interested shall

be deemed defendants, and may appear in person or by counsel, and be

heard touching such proceedings. If the court shall be satisfied

that any public record of maps and plats has been injured, lost or

destroyed, an order to that effect shall be entered of record, and

thereupon the court shall proceed to take testimony for the purpose

or reproducing and reestablishing the record so injured, lost or

destroyed. The proceedings may be continued from time to time,

whether in term or not, and orders and decrees shall be made as to

each map or plat separately. The clerk shall cause all maps and

plats adjudged by the court to be correct copies of the records

injured, lost or destroyed, as often and as soon as they are so

adjudged, to be filed in the office of the register of deeds, with a

certified copy of the order or judgment of the court in the premises

attached thereto, and recorded in a book to be provided for that

purpose. And the said record shall be deemed and taken in all

courts and places as a public record, and as a true and correct

reproduction of the original record so injured, lost or destroyed.