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LEGAL LEGAL
LEGAL
LEGAL
NOTICE OF 1951-1952 BUDGET MEETING
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
NOTICE IS KERCBV GIVEN; That in accordance with the provision of the local Budget Law, Section 110-1201 to 110-1215, O.C.L.A.,
and amendment thereto, the Budget Committee of School District No. t of Douglas County, Oregon, in compliance
with said law, prepared and adopted un April 16, 1951, the budget estimates for School District Nv. 4 for the ensuing fiscal year, beginning
July 1, 1951, and ending June 30. 195?, as set forth in the accompanying achedules.
All persons are he-eby ratified that on Friday the 25th day of May, 1951, at the hour ol 7:30 P.M., at the Junior High School Building
in the City of Roscburg, Oregon, said estimates may be discussed with the Board of Diiectors, the Levying Board of School District No 4,
and any person subjec'. 10 the proposed tax levy or tax levies, when made, will be heard in favor of or against laid proposed tax levy or
tax levies or any part thereof.
BUDGET
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES
Schedule 1.
Estimated receipts;
1. Delinquent taxes Taxes uncollected prior to July 1, 1951
2. County School Fund $10 00 per census child and timber sales (3677 census)
3. Basic school s upport fund- From State tax-apportioned on total days membership of resident children
4. State Irreducible School Fund-State common schrol fund-accrued income from school lands '
5. Vocational Education I'edtral end State matching money for vocational education
6. High school tuition From the non High School District on actual cost of operation, depreciation and interest on
7. Elementary tuitions .. ... - ,
8. State hamlicaiped childrei.s nrogram State funds from Basic school support funds
9. Rental. Use of auditorium an! gyms, etc.
10. Other Fuurce - Fees books, lockei rentals, towel fees, etc,
11. Tiansoortation supplied tuition pupils ...
12. Taxation interest
13. Estimated available cash balance unexpended cash balance at June 30, IC51 from 1950 budget
Portland Markets
WEDNESDAY
Bevenua
lim-32
$ 50,000.00
36,770 00
252,847.81
2.573.90
3,575.001
bonds 151,938.00!
3,000.00!
600.00 j
... 6,000.00 1
.. 3.600.00 1
.. 2,500.00 !
... 8,000.00
"8521, 404.71
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Expenditure for Two Fiscal Years Next
Preceding the Current School Year
SCHEDULE 2 GENERAL FUND
1TKM
(1)
Elementary Junior Hlfh genlnr Hifh
Schools School School
a i ii
Estimated Estimated
Expenditures Expenditures
for the for the
Ensuing Ensuinf
School Year School Year
In Detail By Totals
i3i tei
Budaet Expenditures
Allowance Detailed
in Detail for the last
for the Year of the FIRST YEAR
Current Two-Year Give Yearly
School Year Period Totals
t7l (8j ti
I. GENERAL, CONTROL
1. Pcisonal Service
1. Superinendent responsible for 200
employees and 3300 children $
?. Ass't. Superintendent (part-time)
3. District clerk (finance officer)
4. Clerical help (3 full time employees)
5 Attend! nee officer (part-time)
Attendance officer travel
8. Census enumeration
7. Supplies postage, printing, mimeo
graph, etc.
I Election' and advertising
I. I,egal services clerk bonds, audit
and attorney fees
10. Other expense of general control,
necessary travel for aupt., ass't and
hoard, graduation speaker, etc.
TOTAL EXPENSE OF GENERAL CONTROL
4,000.00 $ 1,000.00 3 3,000.00 t 8.00000 $ 6,000.00 I 6,000.00
1,287.50 316.88 950.62 2,535.00
1,950.00 488.88 1,461.12 3,!K).I)0 3. 600 00 3,000 00
4.320.00 1.080.00 3,240.00 8,640.00 7,200.00 6,519.39
1,000.00 250.00 750.00 2,(10(1. 00
250.00 60.00 190.00 500,00
1,000.00 250.00 750.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 58.00
750.00 200.00 550.00 1,500.00 1,225.00 1,489.05
400.00 100.00 300.00 800.00 500.00 444.88
1,250.00 310.00 940.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 1,932.42
1,000.00 250.00 ' 750.00 2,000.00 1,250 00 243.80
17,187.50 $" 4,305.76$ 12,881.74 J 34,375.00 $ 34,375.00 23,775.00 '$ 19,687.54
II. INSTRUCTION SUPERVISION
1 Personal Service "
1. Principal 4 elementary, 10 months
based on teachers salary
1. Junior High Principal 10
months, 1 part-time ass't. 1 Senior
High Prin. -11 months 1 ass't 10 mo $ 19,032.96
2. Supervisors Art., Curriculum, Band,
I'hys. l.d., vocal music, handicapped
children program director. Adult
Education V, Prin.
3. Office clerks and stenographers -
2 elementary-10 mo., 1 Jr. High - 11
mo. 1 Sr. High 12 mo.
2. Supplies lor Principals and supervisors
including class and plan bonks, office
blanks, tests, mimeograph supplies, re
port cards, printing etc.
Oilier expense of supervision trans
portation, incidentals etc.
$ 5,569.72 $ 6,463.80 $ 31,066.48
6,633.13 3,291.84 9,531.03 19,456.00
4,960.00 2,780 00 2,780.00 10,520.00
3.
1,000.00
500.00 1,000.00 2,500.00
$ 32,389.75 $ 28,089.40
7,390.00 8,309.80
8.000.00 , 4.106.64
2,500.00 1,278.60
400 00
$ 32,026.09
TOTAL EXPENSE OF SUPERVISION
III. INSTRUCTION Teachinf
1. Personal service
1. Teachers 58 Elementary 18 Jr. Hi.
45 S"nior High 1 remedial instructor $221,265.66
21eachers - to be added due to in
creased enrollment 4 Elementary,
7 High School 14,799.00
3 Substitute teachers, serving in case
of illness or other necessary absences 3,500.00
4 Teacher - Librarians - Jr. and Senior
High Schools
2. Library Supplies including rebinding
8r repairs to books, book cards pock
et renaii materials. 350.00
3. Teaching supplies . chalk, paper, sci
ence, P. L., Art, Home he, shops, dup
lication paper.
4. Text Books One third of all text
ronks were changed by state text book
Commission according to law for this
fill. 3,000.00
5. Other expenses of teaching visual
fids, transportation of T it I and agri
culture instructor etc. 50A.no
TOTAL EVPENSE OF TEACHING $252.414 66
IV. OPERATION OF PLANTS
1. P.nonal Service
1. Custndiiins elementary 12 months
44 hr. per week. Benson 2 Rose
I rullerlon 3 Jr. Hi. 2 men, I worn-
300.00
$ 12,441.56
400 00
$ 20,174.83
1,100 Ofl
$ 64.642.48 $ 64.842 48
1,100 00 8381
$ 49,379.75 $ A ,868.25' $ 30,564.79
$ 67,007.01 $176,830.88 $467,103.55
29,035.00 43,834.00
1,000.00 3,000.00 7,500.00
4,200.00 4,220.00 3,420.00
300.00
350.00 1,000 00
5,000.00 1,575.00 8,000.00 14,575.00
2,000.00
500 00
$ 76,582 01
1.000 00
'$223,335.88
7,900 00
2,000 00
$552,332 55
an," Senior High 9
2 Janitor supplies erasers, cleaning
liquid, wax, varnish, disinfectant,
pnper towels, tissue, mops, rass,
brooms, brushes, etc.
3. Fuel Sawdust under contract for
:ill 17 heating plants gas for
rangec laboratories oil for Syl
mon alley
4. Light and Power for all buildings
Home Economic stoves motors and
athletic field
S Water for all 17 building
8. Telephone All buildings' and Su
perintendent's olfice
7. Other expenses, transportation of
supplies etc.
TOTAL EXPENSE OF OPERATION
V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
I
$ 30.667.50 $ 8,805.00 $ 24,790.00 $ 64,262 50
3.500.00 2,000 00 3,500.00 9,000 00
2,600.00 1,000 00 3,600.00 7,200 00
$399,967.00 $386,763 61
39,750.00
6,000.00 2,998 82
7,740.00 7,560.00
950.00 384.04
13,250.00 7,799.92
5,500.00 7,578.70
1.250 00 1.293.44
$552.332 55 $474,407.00 $414,378.53 $316.38772
$ 52.9SO 00 i It.:.".! 18
8,000.00 6. 196. 43
6.000 00 3.653 70
J.mifl Ofl
1,500,00
600 00
1 OKI 00
$ 4-1 .867 50
2,oon no
500.00
$ 15
.vxi no
105 00
5.000.00
1,000 00
600.00
1.000 00
$ ?!49fl 00 "
12.000 no
3,000 00
1,500.00
2,500 00
$ 99,462 50
9 .000 00
2,500 00
1,500 00
619 70
751.18
908 78
1,21X100 1.
f 9?, 482.51)' $ 81.180.00 fo.
482 25
033.22 8 55.400 80
o
Repair and maintenance , of furni
ture and equipment, window hhnds,
table, chairs, at all schools. Service
on typewriters, musical instruments,
business mcchines, sewing marhinrs$
. Repair and maintenance of Bui'.d
mg Renson painting inside, outsule
doors, firtex celling, hardware, saw
dust burner, re-root. Rose redeco
rate 8 class rooms, repair south
doors and entrance, showers, saw
dust burner, paint annex outsi le,
lirht fixture replacement in Annex.
Riverside Paint outside original
building, rft'teriar building, door
rlosers, sawdust tmrners, floors. Jr.
High gym floor, (toys toilet rooms,
door locks repair Room 103, asphalt
tile lower hall, re light fixtures,
paint woodwork lower hall, shelv
ing In library, steam trap, re-roof,
sawdust burner. Sr. High repaint
girls P.E. building, redecorate 18
class rooms, window blinds, refinish
gym floor, replace lights in gym, re
decorate lavatories & dressing
rooms, electrical equipment, repair
to roofs on three bldgs. EdenhowT
Taint and heating equipment re
3.000.00 $ 1,500.00 1,000.00 7,500 00
3,100 00 2,492. M
O
0
o
O
O
o
14.00! so
21.8:400
11.Wtt.7S 48 975 25
20.129 80 8 V 36J 83
PRODUCE
PORTLAND (IP) Butterfat
tentative, subject to immediate
change: premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to 1 percent acidity
delivered in Portland, 71-74c lb;
first quality, 69-72c; second qual
ity 63-tWc. Valley routes and
country points 2c less.
BUTTER Wholesale F.O B,
bulk cubes to wholesalers: grade
A A, 93 score, 68c lb; A, 92 score,
67c; B, 90 score, 62c; C, 89 score,
61c. Above prices strictly nom
inal. CHEESE Selling price to
Portland wholesalers: Oregon sin
gles, 44l4-46'iC lb; Oregon 5 lb
loaf, 47Vi-48c.
EGGS (To wholesalers): Can
died eg'!8 containing no loss, cases
included, F O B. Portland, A large.
57!V58Vic; A medium, 56Vic; B
grade, 53-54WC.
LIVE CHICKENS - (No. 1 qual
ity, F. O. B. plants): Broilers 1
2' lbs, 29-30c; fryers, 2's-3 lbs,
30c; 3-4 lbs, 30c; roasters. 4 lbs and
ov'er, 30c; light hens all weights,
27-28c; heavy hens, all weights,
31 -32c; old roosters, all weights,
1517c.
RABBITS Average to grow
ers: Live white, 4-5 lbs, 28-29c lb;
5-6 lbs, 25-29c: colored bucks 12
16c; few higher; fresh dressed
fryers to retailers, 60-63c; some
higher.
FRESH DRESSED MEATS
(Wholesalers to retailers; dollars
per cwt):
BEEF: Steers, good-choice, 500
700 lbs, $54-55; commercial, $53-54;
utility, $50-51; cows, commercial,
$49-53; utility, $48-52; canners-cut-ters,
$46-51.
BEEF CUTS (Good steers):
Hind quarters, $59 62; rounds, $59
62: full loins, trimmed. $76-82;
triangles, $50-52; forequarters, $50-52.
VEAL: Good, $58-62; tommer-i
eial. $54:56. I
CALVES: Good-choice, $56-60; !
commercial, $53-54.
PORK CUTS: Loins, No. 1 8-12 ,
lbs, $48-50; shoulders. 16 lbs down,
$38-40; spareribs, $45-47; - fresh
hams, $53-54. J
LAMBS: Good-choice, $56-57.
WOOL: Market unsettled: prices'
nominal.
MOHAIR: $1.20 25 lb on 12
moeth growth, F.O.B. country
shipping points.
COUNTRY-KILLED MEATS:
MUTTON: Best, 60-90 lbs, 30-33;
rouh heavy bucks, ewes, 25-28c.
VEAL: Top quality, 55-57c; good
heavies, 50-53c; others 48-50c.
BEEF: Good cows, 43-48c lb;
canners-cutters, 40-45c.
HOGS: Light blockers, 3132c lb;
sows, light, 26 28c.
I LAMBS Tod tirade. 55-58e lb:
; lower grades, 48-50c.
ONIONS: Western Ore. vellows, I
I No. 1 large, $3.50-75 ; 50 lb sacks!
No. 1 large. $2.50-75. j
POTATOES: Ore. russets No. :
1A, $4.00-14; 25 lbs., 90c $1.00;
Idaho russets No. 1-A $4.00-15; new
crop Calif, white, 100 lbs. No. 1A,
; $4-25-35.
i MAY: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa,
delivered car and truck lots,
F.O.B. Portland, mostly $30 ton;
! Willamette valley grain and clo
I ver hay nominally $25 a ton, baled
at farm.
I Livestock
i PORTLAND (iP) Cattle: j
market slow and uneven: early!
sales generally steady with later j
trading weak and many bids 50c
or more lower on utility and com- j
t mercial cows and steers: few 755-1
863 lb utility steers 27.00-31.00; few
commercial steers held around
33.00-34.00; or above; utility dairy
type heifers 26.00-29.00; canner and
cutter cows mostly 21.00-24.00; few:
24.50, and odd early sales 25.00;
utility cows 25.50-28 00; commer
cial bulls 31.00-33.00; utility 26.00-
30 no. !
I Calves: market weak; few choice
Weather Variety
Marks May Day
By The Associated Prea
It was the merry, merry month
of May and nature's elements sp
eared on a merry-go-round, turn-;
ing out a variety of weather.
Snow fell in the Rocky mountain
states. It was like midsummer over
much of the midwest and south
ward to the gulf. There was cool
weather in the west, parts of the!
Great lakes region and in the north
Atlantic states. j
Showers and thundershowers j
covered a belt from Minnesota and
Iowa southward into Texas. There
were dust storms in parts of the,
west. I
Heaviest snowfalls were reported 1
in Montana. The falls measured
four inches at Missoula and three
inches at Kalispell. Snow also fell
in Wyoming and eastern Idaho.
Temperatures dropped below
freezing in some parts of the snow
belt.
Winds up to 40 miles an hour
whipped up dust storms in eastern
Colorado, western Nebraska, west
ern Kansas and southeastern Wy
oming. Rain fell along the east
ern slope of the Rockies in Colorado.
LEGAL
HOTTCI Or SPECIAL 1LKCTIOW
FOR IPFdAL TAX I.IVT
NOTICE HERJCBY IS GIVEN THAT
there will be special election In th
City of Roseburg. Oregon on TiiMdiy
Hay 13. 19.11, t which election there
will be submitted to the electors of
the City of Ron burg, either lor ac
ceptance or rejection.
- Shall a special tax levy In the turn
of S1(X),US.10 over aod above the 4
percent constitutional limitation b
made by the City of Roseburf. Ore
gon for the fiacal year beginning July
1 1931. made necessary by essential
repairs to street, additional employe
expenses and additional opraling ex
penses caused by the general increase
in costs and due to the growth of the
City."
Said election will be held and the
polls therefore will be open on said
day between the hours of 8:00 A. M.
and :OU o'clock 'P.M., Pacific Standard
Time being between the houra of 8 00
o'clock A.M. and 900 o'clock P. M.
Davlight Saving time.
The polling placea for Hid election
are as follows-
Ward 1. Douglas County Court House
Ward 2. Junior High School
Ward 3. Ruseburg Hotel
Ward 4. Rose burg City Hall
By order of the Common Council of
said Citv of Rose burg. Oregon.
Dated and first published May 3, 1951.
W. A. Gilchrist
City Recorder
vealers and light calves 37.00-38.50;
commercial and good grades 29.00
35.00; odd utility 25.00-28.00.
Hogs: market strong on good
and choice grades : weak on
others. Bulk good and choice 180
235 lbs 23.50-.75; few early sales
2-i 00; medium grades and fat-type
kinds 23.00-.25; few good 315-500
lb sows 20.00-21.00; heavier weights
down to 19.50; feeder pigs scarce;
choice lightweights quoted to 27.00,
Sheep: market fully steady: siz
able lot mostly choice 110 lb woo led
lambs 37.00; few good and choice
36.00-50; utility down to 33.00; ewes
scarce; good and choice shorn
ewes quotable 14.00-15.50.
SPECIAL SCHOOL EI-BCTIOV NOTICE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4,
OP DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special election will be held In School
District No. 4. of Douglas County. Ore
gon on the 2.1th day of May 19.11, at
the Junior High School Building. I n
Rodeburg, Oregon, at which election the
following proposition will be submitted
to the qualified voters of said School
District No. 4. Douglas County, Oregon.
Shall a special tax levy in the sum
of S449..124.B4 over and above the tf'fc
constitutional limitation be made by
School District No. 4, of Douglas Coun.
ty, Oregon for the fiscal year begin
ning July 1. 1931. for the purpose of
covering "the necessary increase in the
number of teachers required to main
tain the ncessary staff, living cost ad
justment of salaries, operating costs
made necessary by the large increase
in school attendance, the increased cost
of supplies and equipment and emer
gency repairs to buildings and
grounds?"
The polling place will be open for
the receiving of votes from S o'clock
P M. until 8 o'clock P.M. of said day.
BV ORDER of the Board of Directors,
V. V. Harpham. Chairman.
Attest: A. B Collier.
District Clerk.
LEGAL
LEGAL
LEGAL
LEGAL
3. Grounds Benson gravel, I m
prove parking -lot, lawns and shrub
bery. Rose black top play ground
east of bldg., improve play field.
Piverside Black top repair and
parking area, lawns and shrubbery,
side walk on east. Junior High
gravel driveway, install play
ground equipment, improve lawn and
shrubbery. Sr. High paving main
road, gravel parking area, stub
light poles on baseball field, widen
Fide walk Arts bldg., improve lawn
end shrubbery.
4. Olher expense of Maintenance and
Repair
1. Chief of Maintenance and purchas
er ot supplies. 12 months in
charge of all construction and re
pair. Other maintenance men
one painter,' noe carpenter, one
general utility man, vi time elec
trician, one gardener.
?. Other expense transportation,
emergencies due to weather
TOT AT. EXPENSE OF MAINTENANCE AND
REPAIRS
8,821.00
203.00 1S.98J.9S 23,011.95
8,756.00 8,009 5
10,497.50
700.00
2,524 m , T,87J.1 20,895.00
15,540.00 11,165.00
290.00
700.00
1,690.00
50O.00
16.26
S S7.lll.00 $ 26,343 38 t 36,617 82 8100,072.20 8100,072.20 t 50,025.80 8 38,049.50 8 20,927.69
VI AUXILIARY AGENCIES
1. Health
1. Full time nurse 12 months I
2. Supplies and examination fee
2. Transportation of pupils average
1SO0 per day. Personal service 7
buses, transportation of school ma
terials and supplies.
3. Other auxiliary agencies
.1. Personal service lunch coordinator
and transportation, purchase all
supplies and employ cooks.
2. Supplies soap and other ex
pense ot laundry.
3. Laundress for P. E. Program
TOTAL EXPENDITURES OF AUXILIARY
A3ENC1ES
1,275.00
500.00
318.65
125.00
956.35
175.00
2,550 00
1,000.00
$ 3.200.00 8 1
700.00
,877.76
879 28
13,142.50 3,285.00 9.857.50 26,285.00
1,920.00
200 00
250.00
1,440.00 3,840.00
22,695.00 20,056.93
3,680.00 - 3,480 00
650 00
1,000.00
650.00
1,000.00
.1,500 00
2,250.00
1.200.00
1,800.00
,978 93
,597.00
8 17,287.50 S 5,858.65 $ 14,278.85 8 37,425.00 8 37,425.00 8 33,265.00 i 29.869.90 8 22,561.95
Vll. FIXED CHARGES
1. Insurance renewals for 5 year pe
riod and polices on new buildings. $ 3,971.25 1,191.38
2 Retirement teachers, janitors and
employees required by law 1 13
teachers, 28 custodians & mainte
nance men 22 cooks
3 Tax rebates to cover discount on
early payment of taxes 7.500 .00 2.250 00 5.250 00
TOTAL FIXED CHARGES $ 31.05L16 8 9,317.75 t" 27,381.69
2,779.87 7,942.50
19,579.91 5,876.37 19,351.82 44,808.10
15.000 00
8 10,278.00 7,102.44
35,690.09 25,889.22
12.000 00
8 67,75060 $ C7.750.60 8 57.968.09 $ 32.991 66 8 29,83094
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAY
1. New sites expansion of property
fur elementary building is needed
lor the year approaching $ 5,000.00
2. New Building .
3 Alteration of Building
4. New Furniture for Sr. High expan
sion and New Fullerton Schuols. pu
pils deks, teachers desks snd
chairs, new classroom tables, lunch
room tfable. folding chairs, etc.
5. Librarv books 8200 per pupil In
attendance by state recommendation
for hi". h school and $150 per ele
mentary pupil.
. Other expense for New Fullerton
school. Side walk from Melrose Rd.
to Bide;., sewer connection, tiling of
drainage ditch, black top courts,
gravel for parking and drainage tile.
8 5,000.00
15,000.00 4,000 00 l'j.OOO.OO 34.000.00
6O0.on
2,000.00
55.00
19.124.70
3,000.00
14.600 00
1,000.00 2,000.00 6,000.00
14,600 00
4,635.00 3,792.95
560 00
5.622 43
IOTAL CATITAL OUTLAY EXPENSE
IX. EMERGENCY UNCLASSIFIED
8 37.600 00 S 5.000.00 ? 17.000 00 8 59.600 00 t 59.600.00 8 44,874 25 8 28.595.08 $ 43,385.09
10,000 00 10.000.00 5.000 00 3.306 22 1,665.22
TOTAL SCHEDULES 11 GENERAL FUND, Estimated expense for
year-sum ot itens l-lo; 11 3, 111 5; IV-7, V-4; VI 3, VH-3, V11I-6,
X.i 81,025,660.33 8 819.874.89 8 668,779.90 $ 538,100.71
SCHEDULE llt-BOND AND INTEREST SINKING FUND
t. Principal en bonds 8 54 000 00 54.000 00 54.000 00
2. Interest on bonds - 20 66.5 00 22.960 00 23.745.00
8 " 74 665 00 8 74,665 00 8 76,960 00 8 77,745.00 8 10,223 00
GRAND TOTALS 81,100.325.33 ' 8" 896.834 89 ' 8746.524'90 8 548,33L7j
SCHEDULE IV Sl'MMAR i yf ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS, AVAILABLE CASH KALANCF.S AND TAX 'LEVIES
Sortd IntarMt
, Gs-narst snd SinKInf
Total of Fund Tolat. fund Total
All runds Vhaduls II Schedule Ml
Total estimated expenditure -.. 81,100,325.33 gVyg:" 74j65.00
DEDUCT Total estimated receipts and available eah balances (Schedule 1) 521,404.71
AMOUNT NECESSARY l'O BALANCE THE BUDGET 8 578.920 62
Balance to be raied by taxation as above $ 578.920.62
ADD Estimated imount uf taxec-llul ill not be collected during the fiscal
year for which this bidget unmade 50.000 00
TOTAL estimated 'ax levies lor the ensuing fiscal year 1 828,920.62
Amount ot taxes inJide the staniY limitation $ 179.395.78
Amount of taxes aUside 'he st.SMtcry $: limitation q 449,524.84 828.920 62
Indebtedness June St). 1951
Bowled irdehterlness $814,000.00 J
Other wdehtedress
Total indebtedness $814,000 00
Dated this 16th day of April, 1951.
" Signed: V. V. Harpham. Chairiran of Board of Directors
A n. Collier. District Clerk.
Approved by Budget Committee April 16th, 1951.
Buckley Bell, Chairman of Budget Committee.
D. rl. Reed, Secretary of Budget Committee.