I1IB EPENINU IS'EWS TI'KSDAY, 3VSK 21, 1910.
THE EVENING NEWSi
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ItKAh KSTATK TKAXHFKKH.
Wallace W. Parker and wife to
Hradford Culver Timber Company,
160 acrea W. one half of N, li
quarter and W. one half of S. E, quar
ter of section 14, township 29, south
of ranee 9 W. 92,600.
Security Savings nnd TruHt Com
pany to Bradford Culver Timber
Company, 160 acres in 3 one half of
N. B. quarter and B one half of N
K. quarter and 8. E. quarter of N
W. quarter of section 8 In towishlhp
so, south or ran go y, w. $iu.
Culver Timber Company. 80 acres.
Fred Cooper e t al., to Bradford
S. B. quarter of N, W. quarter, and
N. K. quarter, of M, quarter of
section 18. In towuhhlp 30, south of
range 8, W. JIU.
John H. Colo et al., to Bradford
Lumber Company, 160 acres In N. TO
quarter of Hectlon 20, township 30,
south of range 8, W. $10.
I. R. Rice et al., to Arta W. Park
er, 44.51 acres In Roctlon 9 and 16
towiiRhlp 23, 8. G V. $600.
J. 8. Dunnnvln nt al.. to Orvllla
Peters lot 1 In block 17 In Myrtle
Creek. ?4f.
State of Oregon lo Nicholas W
- fllilp)) 320 acrea In K one half of sec
tion 16. township 31 south, range 6,
W. $800. '
Herman R, Burs nnd wife to George
W. Pott It, 40 acres In section 8, town
- 23. Houtli of range fi W.
Kittle E. Johnson et vlr to Hen
Ty 1j. Tovejoy, all' of lots 12, 13 of
ftect Inn 47, township 29, south of
ran go 3, w.
Itobert A. and Walter Tt. Branch
to Kdward Clark and Cleason Hnwley
29.2 acres In unctions 17 nnd 18, In
township 27, south of range 5.
Johnh II. Cole et al., to Bradford
Lumber Company, 1,440 acres In soc
tlnn4 nnd all of Rnctlon 8, In town
Bhln 30, south of range 8, W. Also
' flection 14. township 30, south of
ranso 0, W.
T). C. Bart.ruin and wlfo to KIhIp
Wright, 3R 1-2 acres In township 27,
south of range 5, W, $2n0.
11. Kenton, sheriff, to A. C. Mars
tern, 4 4 acres 111 section 32, township
27. rnnge 6.
Francis B. Ilorton et nl., to James
Wako 163.40 acres In W. 1-2 of N
R. 1-4. N. W. 1-4 nnd lot No. 27
of section 30. In township 80, south
of range 9. $3,000.
BKK "SHIP AHOY" TOXH.HT.
"Ship Ahoy" occupies Hie stage In
Armory hall tonight, (treat prepar
ations have been made and weeks
of rehearsing undergone by about
thirty young Indies and twelve young
gentlemen, and they nre now ready
for tho frny. "Ship Ahoy" will live
In the annals of local talent shows
for many years, an It cannot fall to
made n great, hit. The ndvnui-e sale
RRKU res a splendid success. The opera
will give Its final bow tomorrow
night.
Twenty thousand peach boxes for
snlo at $5 per 100. J. O. Klook
Company. daw-tf
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CLERK'S SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT SH0RT wheat crop
AllUUNI Or tit A I
Clerk'H 8emi-Annt;aS Reporfl of the financial condition of Douglas
County, Oregon to? the nix nionthB ending March 8lBt, 1910.
((nt'rul Ktliul.
Liabilities
Warrants outstanding Oct. 1st., 1909 $
Warrants Issued since Oct. 1st., 1909 as follows:
County Court and Cinimlssloners' aact
Circuit Court acct
JuBtlce Court account
Sheriff's Ofllce account .'.
Clerk's ofllce account
Treasurer's ofllce account
Coroner's office account
School Superintendent's office account ....
Stock Inspector's ofllce account
Assessors ofllce account
Assessment & Collection of taxes account
Tax Rebate account
Current Expense account
Court HoiiHe Expense account
Jail account
Peuper & Indigent account
Roads and Highways account
Insane nccotnt
Reform School account .
Ferries account
Scalp Motility acount '
Public Schools account
Fruit Inspector account '
Miscellaneous account '..
19,092.73
999.16
3,261.45
799.09
2,012.00
2,372.94
600.00
103.90
661.60
75.00
l,75r.. 47
571.63
249.48
2.0,16.37
4,266.14
464.62
3,034.15
8,122.45
81.00
13.75
1,492.12
34.00
79.90
287.62
29.05
Total ( 82.495.52
Warrunts redeemed since last report 10,754.55
I
Warrants outstanding April 1st., 1910 65. 740. 97
Kstlinuted Interest on same 2,629.62
My cash paid on cancelled warrants 16,754.55
My cash paid on Interest on same 890.72
By cash paid on state taxes 3,(72.50
By cash transferred to school fund, 1907 roll .... 611.44
By cash transferred to school fund, 1908 roll 4.178.71
Dy cash transferred to school fund. 1909 roll .... 4.36S.18
By cash transfer'd to gen'l road fund, 1907 roll 436.74
By cash trunfer'd to gen'l road fund, 19"9 roll 5.906.96
By cash trunsfei'd to gen'l road fund. 1908 roll 7,309.63
By cash transferred to bounty fund, 1907 roll .... 43. US
By cash transferred to bounty fund. 1908 roll .... 252.05
By rash transferred to Indg't Sold'r fund 1907rnll 13.11
By cash transferred to Indg't Sold'r fund 1908 75.61 -
By cosh tninsf'ed to Indg't Sold'r fund. 1909 roll 88.60
By cash transferred to library fund, 1907 roll.... 13.11
By cash transferred to library fund, 1908 roll.... - 59.83
Hy cash transferred to library fund, 1909 roll .... 59.06
By amount due state for Inxes, 1909 roll 55,007.14
Hv amount due common school fund. 1909 roll.... 35.984.03
By nmoiint duo general road fund. 1909 roll 4S.659.92
By amount duo Indigent soldier fund . 1909 roll 729.90
By amount due school library fund, 1909 roll 486.61
By amount due common school fund from 1907
& 1908 rolls 673.41
By amount due general road fund from 1.907
& 1908 rolls 9,482.93
By nmouut due bounty fund from 1907 &
19(18 rolls 33.92
By nmouut due Indigent Soldier fund from 1907
& 1908 rolls 3.02
By nmouut due library fund from 1907 '.
1908 rolls 10.07
Total
Resources-
..$264,282.02
To balance on hand last, report $ 31
I
To amount received from clerk for foes
To amount received from Sheriff, 19(17 roll .... 2
To Hint received fro sheriff, 1907 pen ally Int
To amount received from sheriff. 190S roll .... 2.1
To anil, rereived from sti he-riff, pen't & Int 1
To nmouut received from sheriff, 1909 roll .... 25
To amount received from fines
To mill ree'd from .1. V. Thomas, road damages
To amount received from coroner
To nmt received from stal, non-resident poor....
To nmt due on 1 !S tax roll k fi
To amount duo on 1909 tax roll 206
Total ; $277
.195.22
.21! .1.30
.791.43
702.54
.3OS.09
S9C..57
.104.27
854.75
87.50
1.50
T10.00
.500.92
8U4.90
621.05
for five years against flit',
water, net of providence anil
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Recapitulation.
Resources .
To cash on hand Ir.t report $ 3.195.22
To cash receipt (all sources) 58,119.95
To amount duo on tax rolls 216. 305. 8S
Total
Liabilities
By warrants outstanding Oct.
By warnnls Issued since Oct.
$277,621.05
1st, 1909
1st. 1909 .
$ 49.092 73
33.402.79
"v warrants oulslaudlni!. April 1st, 1910
My wiirrauls outstanding, Aprjl 1st, 19
By estimated Interest on same
By cash disbursements
By cash transferred to sundry funds ....
My amount due state for state tax
My amount due to sundry funds
S2.495.52
16.754.5".
65.740.97
2. 629. 62
LM.417.77
2:1.416.71
5 5.007.1 4
96. 069. SI
$2 6 1. 282.02
$26 I.2S2.02
$$ 1 3.339.03
. $277,621.05
.. 264.282.02
13.33 9.03
Surplus
t Summary
Tnfttl reso, irres
j Total liabilities
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StHte et (t,.i!on. County if llousbis. ss
' I. K. 11. l.rnov, lonnly clerk of Douglas countv, Oregon do hereby
"'itif; Hint tbe foregoing slstenieut is n true ami correet exhibit of the
I linuiulal condition of lieimlns t'omitv, Otvunu for the six months end
i March :ilst. 191U as Is shown by tbe records and files in the otlico
tit the eounlv clerk of tou;:bis County, Oivgon.
I seal ibis ISih day of June. 1910.
B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Man
Nenlntf machine ncille, nil
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line
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H. 1,K0.
Countv Clerk.
Kveiy lover of music will wish to.,,, opportunity to ,tf
i hear tho Kory Son Hecltal at thej,,,,,,, m,re dimee't of niudc '
1 rreshvtenan church on inertia v . -vi it n i i i ..,,. ii.
nitis .lane US. "Mil
, i Mrs. Kory) U
Marie Helln
' an artist la her chos-
U-'puhliciin. Mr.
l-'nry has a fine tenor voice of um-
nsually plensinv quality. The en-
en work. Her selections were of , . , ',
;such tvpo as to displav a l.lub d- s,a9,1' Pll"w nnd the Insistent
uree of vocal ability and culture. The recall 3 from the audience nhoKed
sinking of the hatia.n Aria pave all that his solos wero thoroughly enjoy-
(Specia) to Evening News)
MINNEAPOLIS, June 21. Serious
drought threatens the grain crops
or Northwestern Minnesota, North
Dakota and Montana with destruc
tion. So far about half the usual
rainfall for the season has been en
joyed, and farmers are apprehensive
that unless the hot winds and high
temperature cease the yield will be
cut to at least one half. At Min
neapolis yesterday the heat reached
110.
TAFT'S PET BILL
STILL HANGS FIRE
1
(Special to Evening News) 1
WASHINGTON. June 21. After!
several days spent in greasing the
ways for the administration postal
savings bank bill, the measure Is!
still sticking In the shute. Taft is
fairly "boiling" over the delay, and
his anger is so great that he cancelled
a proposed trip to New Haven, and
announced that he would sit tight on
the Congressional lid as long as might
he necessary to accomplish the adop
tion of a "satisfactory savings bank
measure."
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