LEGAL
ANNUAL REPORT OF TH6 COUNTY CLERK,
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OR SCON
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE JO, 1
Pursuant to ORS 294.120, the following report is herewith submitted
"showing correctly the number and amount of claims allowed by the
county court or board of commissioners, and to what account the
number of warrants drawn, and the amount of warranto sot paid."
Warrant fn
S. af Claims -.
AaararaS 4 J
Warranta luaa
Ami. f Clalma
AaaravaS !
Warrasfa laaaaS ,
at waaantat ,
far S&7aal
GENERAL FUND t,T2 $1,590,855.32 $158,97.05
CUUItT HOUSE IMPROVEMENT 8 2,025.SO
GENERAL ROAD FUND 5.TT5 2,884,128.36
DEDICATED PUBLIC ROADS 7 33,225.13
DOUGLAS COUNTY DOG CONTROL 29 15,395.02
LAW LIBRARY . 44 -2,388.58
28S.712.4S
1,320.41
48.00
TOTALS 14,857 $4,527,818.28 $447,027.94
SUMMARY OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, AT THE CLOSE OF THE FISCAL
YEAR, ENDING JUNE 30, 151. At per ORS 2f4.IJ5.
Funds Clerk's Balance Over
and Above Warrants Not
Presented for Payment
GENERAL FUND
COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENT
GENERAL ROAD FUND
DEDICATED PUBLIC ROADS
NEW COUNTY HOME
DISTRICT COURT (Undistributed funds) -
DOG CONTROL (Undistributed funds )
COUNTY OWNED LANDS (Undistributed funds)
DOUGLAS COUNTY PARKS (Sinking fund)
LAW LIBRARY - ' ..: '
UNDISTRIBUTED TAX FUNDS (In custody of Sheriff)
DOUGLAS COUNTY SINKING FUND
BONDS OUTSTANDING
WARRANTS NOT PAID FOR WANT OF FUNDS
$592,621.48
5411.;
572,515.34
12,310.57
584.40
7,855.91
7,373.99
. 121,543.84
60,584.95
141.63
53,340.01
1,572,761.20
None
None
Persons idled By Strike But
Not On Strike Themselves
Eligible For Compensation
SM.F.M fAPl Worker idled!
by the Operating Engineers' strike!
who art not themselves members!
of the striking union or who did;
not refuse to cross picKei unes,;
may draw unemployment com-i
pensation.
R. F. Baxter, supervisor of the
benefit section of the Unemploy
ment Compensation Commission,
said Tuesday that this is the situ
ation: Tboss who did not themselves
take action to become partici
pants in a labor dispute and who
are otherwise eligible for bene
fitsmay file valid claims.
Members of the striking union
are not eligible. Others who re
fused to cross a picket use are
not eligible.
Net Picketed
However many of the construc
tion operations were shut down by
employers and were not picketed.
Baxter said the situation at
every one of more than a hundred
idled construction sites in the
state is being investigated. It will
be the end of the week before all
of the material us at hand, he said.
How many valid claims might
result from the strike-lockout Bax
ter said he would not guess.
The procedure of approving
STATEMENT OF CANDIDATES' REPORTED EXPENSES AT THE
MAY 18, 1958, PRIMARY ELECTION, (As Required by ORS 260.120.)
Candidate Filed By Amount Reperttd
Frank Ashley Frank Ashley
Morris C. Bowker Morris C. Bowker
William T. Evans, Jr. William T. Evans, Jr.
Steve M. Fowler Steve M. Fowler (filing fee)
Elmer R. Metzger Elmer R Metzger
Harry G. Rapp Harry G. Rapp
J. E. Sifers J. E. Sifers
Leo Sparks Leo Sparks
"Jack" Trusty C. G. Trusty
STATE OF OREGON
... $12.50
87.25
274.10
20.00
. 297.15
. 128.10
... 24.00
90.38
..... 188.95
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COUNTY OF DOUGLAS )
I, Chas Doerner, County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement
of the financial condition of Douglas County, Oregon, at the close
of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1958, as the same is shown by
records - and reports on file in my office, as I verily believe.
Dates this 29th day of July, 1958.
Lnaries uoemer, uounty uerc
Another Rtforitirtory
Escape Is Apprehended
MONROE. Wash. (API - Or-
of nine youths who escaped the
Washington State Reformatory
here two weeks ago was reported
caught Tuesday after as auto-pedestrian
accident near Lai Vegas,
Nev., Monday night.
Reformatory Supt. E. Timpani
said he is believed to be William
Civa Brown, alias William Pen
nington. 18. of Longview, Wash.
Four of the nine escapees still
were at large.
Brown, Timpani said, is report
ed to have been seriously hurt.
apparently while hitchhiking. He
had one leg amputated as re
sult of the mishap, reports here
indicate.
claims of workers idled by lock-!
out if they had no role in the
labor dispute is not new, Baxter:
said. However, complicating
factor is absence of any mention
of lockout in the compensation
law. Each case, he said, needs
inaivKtuai investigation.
He declined comment on the cur
rent lockout of Tmateri Union
members in Ore; . He said it
would be next wee, iikely, before
any determination was ms.de in
that work stoppage.
ine general provision el Ore
gon Unemployment Compensation
Act will be outlined to union busi
ness agents in Portland Thursday
afternoon by commission mem
bers. This meeting was set us aa
result of requests, a spokesman
said, and is not related directly
to the current strikes and lock
outs. Jt will be for discussion of
the law and not for determination
of any issues.
Aluminum, Cement Pfee
Atkt Parity With Wood
OLYMP1A (AP) Several weeks
ago. Gov. Albert u. Roseuuu is
sued a letter encouraging the use
of lumber in structures for the
Century 21 exposition at Seattle.
The letter prompted aluminum
industry officials to request simi
lar treatment.
So Rosellim put out a second
letter praising Washington alumi
num as a building material for
the exposition.
Last week, th third letter was
issued.
This time the governor extolled
the merits of cement products for
buildings at the fair, after urgings
from state cement producers.
WHEAT FOR LEBANON
BEIRUT (AP) The United
States began distributing five mil
lion dollars worth of free wheat
to Lebanon this week. The steamer
Moiine Victory began discharging
an initial cargo of 3.500 tons. Jn
all, 65,000 tons is being rushed to
Lebanon.
Engineers Strike i
Affects 2,000
In Washington
OLYMPIA (AP) The on
crating engineer airika in South
west Washington saa affected
aon 2,000 persons and tied up
about 12 million dollars worth of
highway projects, stst officials
disclosed Tuesday.
State Highways Director W. A,
Bugge said completion of many
of the projects, originally sched
uled for this year, has been post
poned until sometime is 1959.
Included in the list is work on
the seven million dollar interstate
bridge project at Vancouver and
a $500,000 contract for buSding
the sorts (poroses to the spin.
Bugge said all highway con
struction projects is Cowlitz, Wah
kiakum. Clark, Skamania. Klicki
tat and the southern part of Pa
cific counties are at a standstill.
A half million dollar paving job
-,V - M . 1 -'. vtj
inn ui v T BuvuutTr iw WJHEJl imus
were to have seen called Tuesday
has been indefinitely postponed be
cause the strike has blocked com
pletion of the grading, ho added.
Peter K. Giovine, state employ
ment security commissioner, esti
mated that the labor dispute has
sdded (bout 400 names to the
state's unemployment compensa
tion rolls.
He said about 2,000 persons
are affected directly or indirectly,
but that only those indirectly af
fected and who haven't refused to
cross picket lines are eligible for
3aie5s nenetiu.
Mearcurrers in Four
Planta Receive. Rait
PORTLAND (AP) Workers in
four Oregon meat packing planta
will receive a 7-cenl Hourly pay
raise under terms of a new con
tract announced this week.
The- agreement covers Amalga
mated Mestcutters and Butchers
Workmen st the Nebergaul pack
ing plant in Albany, the Valley
Packing Co. in Salem and (he
Swift and Armour plants in fort-land.
New minimum scales, ringing
from $2.23 to t2,85Mi per hour, go
into effect sept, l, the union tata.
Foster Parents
Of Child Revealed j
By Plane Crash I
SALISBURY, Southern Sliodesisi
(AP) Michael Lvcett flew tai
Benghazi, Libya, ibis week to the:
aid of the 4-year-ola girl he and:
his wife adopted from an English!
soblewomsn who no longer heidi
soy Jovs for the child.
The child was burned and m-i
jared in tii flaming crash of a
Central African Airways sirpiane
into the Libyan hills Saturday. Ufsr
foster mother perished with 35
others.
The child Is Autoes Lycett, for
merly the daughter of Lady Disss
Miller and her husband, Robert
Miller, who live In Southern Rho
desia. Lady Diana is the daughter
of the Couniesa of Yarberough.
Use crash broke the secret of
the identity of the foster parents
of the Milter child.
Lyiett, s weilthy Salisbury in
surance broker, received word of
the crash as he canoed down the
Zambezi River on a acie&tifie ex
pedition. A message was dropped
to him from a plane.
Adept Lett Year
The child was adopted by the
Lyeetts last year. They changed
her same from Marcia Miller.
Mrs. Lycett cod Anthea obtained
space on the doomed plane only
because of a cancellation. They
were en routo to a family reunion
is London,
At the time of the adaption.
Lady Siena said she "no longer
held any lave for the child."
In Britain, 1J Countess of Yar
berough, 63, the child's real grand
mother, broke into tears wisen raid
th child had been hurt and the
foster mother has bees killed. The
countess was bitterly opposed to
her daughter's giving up the child.
"What a hopeless position for
me to be in," she ssid. "2 want
to go snd claim the child, to love
her and bring her up as my own.
But my hands are tied. You see I
have no legal claim or right to
interfere in any way. If 3 did it
might make things worse for
everyone snd I don't want to re
open this bitterly painful affair for
the child'a eeke.
TAX COLLECTOR'S RE FORT
(Shaw in rh emsww f taxes ntlscrsd snd turned vr durint
fiscal year, Joly 1st, 1tS7, t June JOrft, 15. tnaluatye.)
Funds mr-a nasi msu n-u wi-a thT
General County
County School '..'.
County School 8c School Library
County Hospital
General Koafls
Lower Vmpqua Hospital
Interest
Forest Patrol
Non High School Tuition Fund
Rural Schools
Roseburg Rural Fire District
Gardiner Rural Fire District
Winchester Bay Rural Fire District
Tri-City Rural Fire District
Riddle Rural f ire District
Dillard-Winston Rural Fire District
Myrtle Creek Rural Fire District
Roberts Creek Water District
Dillard-Winston Water District
Tri-City Water District
North Roseburg Sanitary District
Green Sanitary District
Sewer Service Charges
Dedicated Public Roads
Winchester-Wilbur-Garden Valley Zoning District
Special Cities
Special Union Highs .,
Special Schools
300,444.57
195.855.S7
3.018.83
55.S83.6S
758,038.65
38,831.48
2,434.77
470.79
2.295.88
6,634.9S
13,296.87
1,183.58
. 6.587.94
6,694.29
5,563.26
27,821.11
10,748.18
494,514.07
223,717.30
1,386,822.63
J5,3I,11J4
S 24,918.72
17,795.53
1 3,682.42
2,675.28
$ 1,064.03
1,386.39
J 1,317.35
958.07
342.81
t 11.20
T.TO
I 3.38
1.93
2.79
.7S
Weo. Ana. ?3 J958 Iht Nsws-Keyiew fcotebufj. Or, 5
1,727.23 283.12
17,961.2 9,535.64 8,172.46 8,529.33 2,754.1 88.84 119.77-
5,670.90 1,821.00 948.94 746.98 77.33 18.08
83 79 183 88 4? 00
84,321.88 7,890.37 i&2.SI 3J65M 1,972.6s 34.11 20.20
4,561.63 610.49 305.19 518.41 20.47
53.08 14.52 .2 .40 v 24.91 .88
, 71.93 ' 22.02 1.82
437.38 97.18 83.18 4.8S
628.84 102.37 22.68 13.96
1,769.15 201.23 93.52 J6.8B 19.14
382.78 123.98 36.90
1,024.60 480.88 167.47 112.03
. 2,087.97 274.10 213.44 65. 97
J.089.40 J3T.99 228.92 398 2S.49
941.50
468.25 78.00 262.87 .S3
1,418.54 831.48 200.00 2,890.70 7Z.82 68.79
179.43 22.48
81,513.18 . 9,964.84 . 5,527.12 3,505.93 724.5S 48.98 32.88
16,472.57 2,720.50 1,722.16 1,097.72 , 813.16 3.14 7.70
316,336.67 45,387.28 23,493.77 15,732.61 2,832.28 112.94 81.69
1545,140.40 Itt,770.S 84f,l.78 T,S7I7 ' ,W1. JMJT $J.T9
FUft FOR 50M-rJusiy Tucee, niae-jjear-oid Lak-oorf,
Colo, lass, isujr-eyd wsttt delight as she takes a ciose-ap
at a grasshopper. T Judy the little- grasshopper means fan,
but to tlse farmers itt the state, grasshopper speffs jieaiiarfee.
Crops hsve been severely damaged fey swaims of iS Snsrais.
t 332,847.71
219,S!4.5
30.63
2.79
2.79
2,010.35;
50,169.13!
64,666.89
314.65
858,148,31
4,T.6T
2,528.72
566.56
2,888.48
7,482.84
15,418.04
1,727.25
6.S72.S2
9.344.S7
5,585,28
3i,6e.59
11,689.68
83g.55
7,389.31
291.91
575,829.34
246,554.25
S,790,629.5
1 v
MUOOY COttiC Thai pot dacfc atop the- steps of this com
bine ought to be snud&en. AbnorroaS iais halted h wheat
harvest in central Missouri early in Juiy, Ttse Boons County ,
Missouri Farmers Association estimates that half of fee wheat
grown in the county stiit in the Belds. IjzRay Kircher, seen
on combine, tad his brother Alien, who farm near Colacctaia,
are getting oat tome wheat after equipping their selt-propeiled
combine with half-tracks. These enable- them to get through
nelda where ordinary combines and tractors would bury tfiem-'
aelvea in the mud.
GRAND TOTAL
Less Rebate
STATE OF OREGON )
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County of Douglas
I, Chas. Doerner, County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon do
hereby certify that the foregoing has been compared with the origi
nal thereof and that it is a correct copy therefrom and the whole
thereof as the same appears on record in my office.
Witness my hand and seal this 29th day of July, 1958.
Chas. Doerner, County Clerk
Net Cash
,290,388.47
145,653.8
16,146,732.83
IRA C. BYRD, SHERIFF TAX COLLECTOR
By: Orient Slattery, Deputy
"''j Commissioner Disclaim. Rtiipontibiiity For firs
SALEM API Clarence Hyde, under t five-year renlai Sess
stste res! estate commissianer, j agreement whien provided that
Monday disclaimed responsibility j the tenant would maintain t
for the condition of a Sous lie j property at her own expense,
owns in Eugene. cammissioner said ins Jen-
The Eugene lire marshal has, int gave kim si!Qtfief. 0ec4 gf
said the house was iett i a hae- S , ,
aidous condition following a fire tP" 4 g -
that killed two persona in May. jchang for c five-year tease
Hyda laid a tenant had the jiausa the hsuse-.
DOUCLA5 COUNTY TUlAtUFStH'l OFFtCt
IHOW1MO ACTIVITY Of ALL fONPt PROM JULY 1, WT THKOUCK JUXf , 15
FU.VD ACCOUKT
BALANCE
-!
GENERAL COUNTY 418,456.62
COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENT 4,665.44
GENERAL ROADS 504,021.15
ROAD DISTRICTS 55.85
DEDICATED PUBLIC ROADS 27,308.18
NEW COUNTY HOME 1,773.49
LOWER UMPQUA HOSPITAL, REEDSPORT
DISTRICT COURT 7,374.66
DOG MCENSE B,214.5S
STATE IRREDUCIBLE SCHOOL .30
RURAL SCHOOLS 76,885.30
RURAL SCHOOL EMERGENCY 39,246.92
NON-HIGH SCHOOL 205,565.85
CITIES TOWNS 1,330.58
SCHOOL DISTRICTS 5,796.87
SCHOOL SINKING 273,231.33
UNION HIGH SCHOOL 639.23
UNION HIGH SINKING 42,209.82
SCHOOL BUILDING 189,349.18
COUNTY SCHOOL 14,542.42
FOREST PATROL FUNDS 465.52
REFORESTATION 10,728.08
LAND SALES 166,682.89
PORT OF UMPQUA 154.10
RURAL FIRE DISTRICTS 51,956.95
WATER DISTRICTS 56.08
FAIR FUND
N. ROS. SAN. DIST. GEN. TAX 17,902.09
N ROS. SAN. BANCROFT SINKING. 14,037.87
N ROS. SAN. BANCROFT T1ME-DEP 30,904.40
N ROS. SAN. GEN. OBLIG. SINKING 5,159.97
N ROS SAN. SEWER SERVICE CHARGE 124.63
WILBUR-WINCHESTER ZONING
TENMILE LAKESIDE DRAINAGE 28
GREEN SANITARY DISTRICT 2.209.58
DOUGLAS COUNTY PARKS FUNDS 104,145.82 ,
DURLAND SCHOOL CASH 1,850.49
ESTATES IN TRUST
JUDGEMENT ACCOUNTS 40.39
LAW LIBRARY 23
LIQUOR LAW ENFORCEMENT 531.78
REGISTRY k INDEMNITY CASH 1,044.53
STATE SHARE FISH AND GAME FINES
SHERIFF'S TAX MONEY 82,30548
COLE VALLEY CEMETERY 729.73
DURLAND SECURITY . 18,500.00
DOUGLAS COUNTY SINKING FUND 1,481,933.71
TOTAL
TAX
ICEirT
$ 332,111.39
t.22
7,877.72
6.72
2,910.35
858.724.35
314.65
575,829.34
3,784,059.86
245,864.38
218,522.99
64.8Mt.89
9,814.28
74,987.41
23,283.15
31,808.59
838.55
201.91
' ll,68.8t
ON TAKCS
I 2,359.21
4.18
907.40
3.85
84.81
7,125.55
88.65
8,025.38
27,428.84
2,031.58
1,676 98
889.S4
78.40
706 62
405.58
323.00
(seem
COOS BAT
LAXD WAOON KirOKZa.
SACCK SCAD TAX
WASKAKTf
I 1,392,308.57 8142,008.72 t 877.58 1 1,331.92
3,080,221.27
11.46.
30 21
13,635.90
74,718.70
15,389.00
19,788.13
99,683.72
799.36
11,938.92
753.76
1,853.48
!0,796.58
350,990.87
18.38
433.00
38,916.97
18,770.55
775.89
1,439.13
478.24
832.02
243.00
1,448.25
8,28121.09
29.18
335,827.49
138,953.82 1,524.50
1.970.98
197,723.25
22,871.25
17,715.85
S4.72
478,137.14
MM.38
442.38
1S6.41
2,782.13
J.17
14,247.99
1,213.09
948.78
5J,7n,174. ,1,117.4I
aT TsukXarxiu total r l kssatc kcbati: FArecc.-? TKAKsrcas totai, t-ixjx
8.9 2,22B.T $ I,J35,479.6 P,iSS,S81.M 7,913.68 t 2.11 2,133.7a J 1,583,911.17 f 75168.51
4,865.4 2,294.28 2,025.90 4.320.SS 54S.2S
21,003,59 2,822,257.32 2,753,029.50 J,T53,n23.59 85327.62
55.8S 52.38 52.38 3.47
49,529.20 Jg,92i 23 287.41 37.21S.6S 32,3t.5.7
1,784.86 1,189.88 1,1SS.8S 5S4.4
2.48 2,263.65 At 2S3,37 2,2ffl.85
(2,093.36 17,881.50 58,253.95 73S.4S 7,855.91
109 23,588.53 14,894.11 J4.634.J3 S,694.4
19,788.43 !3,76.4S JS,7i.4S
. 1,183,529.58 18,742.98 t It 3,362,6.i7 i,12J,358.7S S2,17.7S
40,046.28 - -4S.tM8.2a
.41 217,919.66 39,799.83 39,799.83 173,111.93
565,S!0.5 12,220.59 573,S9.4S SHS,9i9.S5
79 Tl 4.049,427.36 89,172.31 22.81 2,874,870.33 96J,93T. S,938.94.J6 K8,5ZS.i
967,037.72 1,240,269.08 - 9?7,2S!.S6 37J.2S1.C8 2S3,?7 5
30 H 272,420.48 8,97137 J 33 356,383.37 9S9?.5 2,758.27 11,684.19
48,27 9 140,507.32 87,652.50 97,Sl2.5a 42394.82
200,145.7 174,17a.S3 174,179.81 25,374.93
8,41 60S 604,652.66 J,!59 0S 1.42 577,S21.iS S82JSS.83 22,971.83
. 1.49 66,258.2 1,2SS.7S 64.SS4.48 66,256.26
187.43 20,934.53 1SSS 20,913.89 3.49 20,834.53
842,820.03 52i.2J6.3S 521,276.39 121,542.54
154.10 - 554.56 tot. to-
8,475.09 158,559.23 " l,65t.3 S,6S8.S3 8,t5.! 93.825.89 22,133.34
23,724.79 426.6 2a,2S9.JS 23,724.79
36,916.97 18,918.97 J,9i.3J
49,S31. 4M.77 7,223.67 i3,J5.03 31,0354 3S,T3.J
30,808.42 14,96.?5 34,406.23. 36,48? ! J
31,710.09 Sl,73S.fl9
2S,18$. 28,344.97 23,372.58 23,3"25a 4,Si2.47
963.18 93.18
213.37 3.SS 3 86 JS9.T1
28.46 2S.4S
13,929.47 200.46- 4,3(330 4.533.T3 9,4!5.?7
105,584.95 45,993.98 45,009.09 9,a.SS
a,l.7J 2,128.73
832.02 v .S2
5 I.3T6.J J,37.S m.Sl
234.08 3,010.78 822.79 S22.T9 187.99
1,044.53 1,S4.5S
l,44t. 2,897.75 I.66J.2S t.m.'SS. 3S5S
43,72.SS i.ZHS.limU ,280,388.M 53,340.01
758.83 758.8S
W,500. is,sa.aa
l,tlT.J1.20 45,8S6.1 45,8Qg. 1572,781
t,WM l41M7. WA.it 1140. ,7,7
!5.1 5!,15J,$4. WWJliAt H,3,431JJ 3.t.i
w.n s,784i?. 5t,t$5,$.g i jhjasjf
STATE OF OREGON )
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County of Douglas
I, Chaa. Doerner, County Clerk of Douglas' County, Oregon
do hereby certify that th foregoing has been compared witb th
original thereof and that It is s correct copy therefrom n th
whole thereof as ths name appears on record In my office.
Witness my hand and seal this 29th day of July 1958.
CHAS. DOEKNTR, County Clerk
I, Bert Lsarases, Coast Trestorsr of Dessglc County Oregon rfa
hershir certify Bist tn foreioinit report is a tnw and correct e
sountiog ot tn various funns in my cuitody, a I veriiy believ.
Sect Laaranca, Cons! CiHiniy TrassHrff
Uaieii iaif 21, ISiS