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Newspaper Page Textanv instrument from irw iut daughter, Mrs. I turn to the board of trustees and, utyorj- Mr. Birhanfc frneriw With Mr. I a KVbiNLNC ROSEBCRG REVIEW JANUARY 17. 101:!. OREGON PEOPLE Ml' ST 1'AV tfcUMM.MS AS STATE TAX. lavish Appropriation Kee Expenses lor Year lUlU Rise to ljirge ProHrtions. fcALE.M. Or., Jan. 16. The lavish hand or appropriation, not alone by the State Legislature at lis lust bi ennial session, but through conlluu Ing apiirojjriations of preceding Leg islatures and through appropriations made directly by the people at gen eral elections, has resulted in the state taxes of Oregon being idled up for ihe fiscal year ending in 1912 to the amount of $.i ,fi:4.S 1 to he paid by the people ot Oregon In this on i year alone- an amount never ap proached during previous years. When. In 1910, the levy was pre pared for the year IS 11 and the State Hoard of Tax Commissioners placed the amount of rt:ite taxes to be collected for that yerr at $ 1 , 3 r 1 -820. exclusive of the : jrmal school appropriation,, It was lust prior to the opening of the legi.-iative sessiou of 1911. The legit:. -live sesston passed appropriation tills exceeding $5,:;47.nuo, including the appropria tions for the Oregon Agriculturil Coll. g the University of Oregon an 1 for the Monmough Normal School dormitory. All Will lie Collected. While these appropriations were made subject to referendum, the quashing of ttie referendum petitions by the lower court has resulted In the State Hoard of Tax Commission ers Including them in the levy for 1912 as a portion of the $3, 063, 815 to be collected during 1912. At the same time the people then. selves have aided in pushing this amount up to Its present magnificent proportion?. A few years ago thi people decided to furnish the Uni versity of Oregon with an annual con tinuing appropriation of $125,000 for maintenance. This is a portion of the $3,0110.000 to be collected. Ill 1910 the people voted to appropriate $200,000 for the new Eastern Ore gon Hranch Insane Asylum. The last Legislature voted to appropriate $330,000 additional for the branch Insane asylum. The $200,000 was levied for 1911. This year the levy includes $330,000, as voted for by the Legislature. . With the University appropriation, with $l.".o.00O appropriated for t new Capitol building and site In Salem, and with the $330,000 for th.3 Eastern Oregon Asylum, these three items alone reac h lo more than $1 -000. 000, which Is a portion of the $3,000,000 to be raised this year. Lock U'vy Is SKMi.iMio. Then there is another $100,000 to be levied for the free locks and canal at Oregon City. In addition about $42.",ouO is included for the. Central Insane Asylum at Salem. On top of this comes appropriations for the Oregon Agricultural College for 1912 amounting to more than $400, 000. These three Items ill themselves total nearly $1,000,000 and In the six Items outlined practically two thirds of the appropriations for the year ure included. The continuing appropriations reach a total of $6o3,15o. When th'j Legislature met the total amount o' continuing appropriations that had been handed down as heritages from t t t t f F.aotern Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hoar. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. REGULAR DINNER, 2V?. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street Near Depot. OPEN ALL NIGHT. OREGON RESTAURANT Open Day aad Night. rift-clasa meal at all hours. A Fresh Olympia Oysters, Fish and Clams all tn time. Regular Meals, 20 Cent. Have added a new Balcony 4 especially reserved for ladies and families. An Electric Piano will farnlsh bib ale daring neat hoars. f 4 preceding Legislatures was $418,431.1 The session of 1911 Increased this,' amount by practically $200,000 or a greater increase for continuing sp-; proprlatlons than ever attempted by aiiy preceding law-making body In Oi egon. Monmouth (jets Shure. The people voted a 1-25 of a mill tax as a continuing appropriation for the Monmouth Normal School. This was voted at the general election in 1! '.0 ;.nd consequently there will be mere man .., uuo raised lor that school in 1912. This, according to i ill'- opinion of the Attorney-General. Is to be raised among the counties 'the same as any other state revenue ! and so goes into the levy in ihe 1 same manner. The State Banking Department wlli cost the people $10,000 during the year, according to the levy, nl'.hough 1 much of this will be returned In fees. I The Board of Control Is set down for $10,000 for salaries and expenses and ' lor $13.So0 for surveys aud other ex- 1 penses. Bounty on wild animals is levied at $10,000. I A fund of $10,000 Is levied to aid I in lighting bubonic plague, but this umount probably will revert, as the I Secretary of State has refused to I honor a requisition for it, owing t'j I faulty provisions of the law. Iturial Plot to He Secured. ' The Bureau of Labor Statistics represents a levy of $4000 and an other $4000 Is levied for a burial plot for Spanish-American War Vet erans In Portland. Desert Land Board expenses represent $3000 of the levy and the Department of Edu cation about $iiuoo. About $30,000 is represented in the levy for the payment of back salaries and ex penses of defunct normal schools left stranded by the session of 1909. Other expenses for which levies must be made are: About $11,000 for the Blind School; $40,000 for the School for Deaf Mutes: $9000 for the Baby Home at Portland; $10.00') for the Boys' and tiirls' Aid Society: $7500 for the Florence Crittenden Refuge Home; $23,000 for the Sol diers' Home at Roseburg; $25,000 for orphans and foundlings and th? various homes to take care of tills class of children; $35,000 for the State Sanatoria for Tuberculosis Poor; $1.0.000 for the State School for the Feeble-Minded; $10,000 for the executive department; $9000 for the fisheries department; $40,000 for salmon hatcheries and numerous small items for indigent veterans, capturing fugitives from Justice and others of a kindred nature. Bridges to ho Built. Appropriations for $20,000 for bridges across the Snake River an included in the levy, us well as a number of laiger items cov.-ring th cost of the office of the Attorney General and the judicial department. A levy of $Iok.ooo is made for pay ment or salaries of Circuit .ludgeii. The levy lor salaries of District At torneys Is more than $60,000 and for the Supreme Court about $60,0011. The cost of the (vjminission to Investi gate the judicial system of the state is placed at $3mio and the Oregon National Guurd levy Is moA than $150,000, this including the levy for the erection of proposed armories. The State Penitentiary comes Int the levy for more than $loci.ooo, and the State Training School for about $35,000. The State Board of Forestry created by the last Legislature, helps to pad the levy bv more than $60,000 and the Slate Board of Health uy more than $26.ooo. The Department of State represents a levy of more than $23,000 for the year. In addi tion to numerous other minor de partments which swell the total to $3,063,815. A recapitulation of the situation shows that the total amount required for the two years, including payment of specified claims, was $5,670,071. The total expense which the Btate will be subject to for the fiscal year ending December 31. 1912. Is $3,621, 007. The other receipts for the year 1911 were $46.1.742. The excess of miscellaneous receipts for 1911 over the estimated levy was $35,644. The estimated receipts for 1912 are placed at $437,153. The estimated unexMided balances for 1909-1910 will be $40,000 and estimated un expended balanced fcr the years In cluded in the present biennial jterlod .o.o.io. This Is a total of $592. S17. or the amount required to oper ate the state, less the continuing ap propriation for the Monmouth Nor mal School of $3.02 .190. The to tal required for the Monmouth Nor mal School Is $35,625. or a grand total for 1912 of $3,063,813. Stops itching Instantly. Curs piles, eczema, salt rheum. tette". Itch, hives, herpes, scabies Doan's Ointment. At any drug store. Tbs price of foodstuffs has cod de"B at the North Sid Grocery, dtf f-HU wiiww i I mm These Are The Little Ad. That I'ajr lloth Header And Advertiser Head This Column Every Day And Muke Yourself The Wiser LOST A.I FOUND FOUND Ladv'a kid alove. Owner please call at Review office for It. LOST. Sunday morning, gold chat telaine pin, dragon, set with sin-ill diamond. Reward if returned to this office. WAXTE11 CATHOLIC LADY would like general housework in good family. Phone eveuiugs 337-J. FOB KENT FOR RENT. House two blocks east of Masonic temple. Inquire at :he residence of Judge Hamilton, dtf FOR RENT. Furnished suite of housekeeping rooms, light and water furnished. Inquire 603 YV. Lane street. FOR RENT. Housekeeping aultos. Very central location. Inquire 335 North Rose street. FOR RENT. Two newly and neatly furnished rooms for housekeeping bath, electric light and all modern conveniences. 126 N. Kane. Phone 270-R. FOR RENT. liuslness building, CO' ner Rose and Cass streets, former ly occupied by Althaus & Sons' garage. Apply to A. C. Marsters, Roseburg National Rank. dfl FOB SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE. Four lotj with store building and residence in city of Drain. Address Box 161 Drain. Oregon. FOR SALE. Three Rhode Island Red cockerels und five Billf Orpington pullets, all thorough hreds. J. L. ('rooks. East Douglas street, east of cemetery. FOR SALE. Eight room modem house; lut 54xlos; good-location . cement sidewalk and paved street lu and paid. Price $3000. Pait cash, balance easy. Call at Re view oflice or address Box T, Rost- l.urg. Oregon. dtf TO EXCHANGE. $1200 equity in eight acres of bearing fruit tract Vj mile from depot, for Roseburg lots or first payment on house. 1J O. Box 352, Cottage Grove, Ore. FOIt SALE. Stock ranch of 162 acres on Fall Creeek, 18 miles east of Roseburg; stream through place year around. Cheap for cash, or on easy terms. M. De- Vaney, 230 Pine street, Roseburg. FOR SALE CHEAP. A small poul try plant with good buildings, IV, miles from Roseburg postoftice. For particulars inquire at Review ofllce. dsw FOR SALE. The remainder of the Anderson Bargain Store stock, show cases, counters and shelving. Splendid opportunity for anyone wishing to go Into business. S Mr. Wood at the Roseburg Hoik Store. dtf FOR SALE. A few S. C. White Lee horn and Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels; standard stock. Mrs. James Altken, Edenbower, Ore. Phone Farmers 263. dsw FOR SALE. Team of mares. 6 and 10 years; also wagon and harness. Inquire of W. E. Marsters at Marble Works, foot of Jackson. dm'tf 'ME AH MAPKE.II is Hereby reserved. II .... FOR SALE. On 216-egg Petalumi Incubator, also one dozen Barred Rock bens. Inquire at Review office. FOR SALE. Five-room house, wttn two lots, on Stevens street, may be bought at less than cost if taken at once. Terms. Address Uox 167, Roseburg. Oregon. FOR SALE. A team of draft horses, ages 5 and 6 years, weight 1300 li.s. each; also wagon and harness. Will Bell in part, If desired. F. Schmidt, Edenbower, Or. tf FOR SALE. One acre of land In North Roseburg, edge of city limits. Cash or easy payments. Inquire at Review office. FOR SALE. Vy entire herd of regis tered Shorthorns, consisting of 14 cows and heifers, 2 bull calves and herd bull. The 17 head go for $900 If taken at once. 1 am pre paring to leave Oregon. J. L. Wright, Drew, Oregon. dsw PRUNE TREES. We have them, na well as a complete line of other nursery stock; salesmen wanted. Donald Nursery Co., Donald, Or. FOR SALE Lot 10 feet front and extending to river; fine river bot tom soil. Inquire at 608 North Pine street. dtf FOR SALE. Rheubarb, the Monarch variety. Best and latest Introduc tion on the market. Plants 25o each, or $2.50 per dozen. Call n F. Schmidt, Edenbower. dtf WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE clean ing and pressing business In live little town; doing good business; no competition; value $200; terms, or would lease to responsi ble party. Address B. E., care Re view. FOR SALE. Farm of 108 acres, 9 miles southeast of Roseburg; splendid, free creek bottom soil; 70 acres in cultivation, balance pasture and timber; near school and R. F. 1). Price $6000, ons half cash. Address Box 167, Rose burg, Oregon. FOR SALE. 100 cords of wood. For particulars call on or address F. L. Weaver, Riddle, Oregon. FOR SALE Homestead relinquish ment. Address Box 66, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Asparagus rooti, two years old; Palmetto variety; 75c a hundred, or $6 a thousand. Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants, Die a dozen, or 3 dozen for 25c. H. C. Dawson, 625 Se ond Ave., South, North Roseburg. dsw Lumber I to build coops for chickens, pens for pigs, sheds for sheep, barns for I beasts, mansions for men, at the place where you get the most for your money. PAGE INVESTMENT CO. YOU LEAVE OIR MEAT MARKET with admiration f r the perfect eleaa llness which Is everywhere apparent. You.' own kitchen couldn't b mora free from even the slightest suspicion of dirt. So there Is an added satis faction In coming In person to select the choice cut we always have band. Give yourself and us th pleasure of a 11 today. The Economy Market Geo. KohluAcea, Free. ' I II. .1!"