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Tuesday, October 2, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE Notice of School Meeting and Hearing ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET bchool District No. 1, Union County, Oregon This original estimate) is made In aomnllance with sections "39 lo "S4 in elusive of the school laws of 1U23 local buileet law and shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, material anil supplies of the throe fiscal years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures lor the last one of said three preceding fiscal years and the budget allow ances tor said year. liXl'KNDITlKES ITEM ' Estimated Budget Detailed Kxpendl- Expendl- cxpendl- allowance cxpendl tures for tures for turcs for ' for tures for school school school year school year school year year year 1US3-24 ia2-2J 1921-23 ll20-:'l I'EIISUXAL SKUV1CIS superintendent $ 3, Giio.no l'rincipals, high school.. 2.100. no Crudes: Central 1,500.00 Greenwood 1,500.00 Kiverla 1,400.00 Teachers, 57 G'J.o'gJ.og Kstimuled Needs: 3 teachers 3. 240.00 Janitors, 4 ti, 420. ou Clerk tiiio.oo Stenographer and of- . flee attendant, high school Coo. 00 Truant officers 315.00 Total Personal Services t 3,000.00 2,000.00 1,440.110 .1.360.00 "1,350.00 cs.uaa.4-' 6,420.00 1,200.00 600.00 315.00 I 3.000.00 2.00(1.110 . 1,440.110 1,350.00 1,350.00 67,202.67 6.420.00 1,200.00 553.50 375.00 School District No. 1, Union County, Oregon (La Grande District) Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that tliero will bo a meeting of the Hoard of Directors of School District No. 1, Union County. Oregon, at the Auditorium of thu Central School llulldlng of said district on I'ourlh Street, in l,a CSrunde, Union County, Oregon, on the 13th day of October, 1923, nt the hour of 3 o'clock, ill the afternoon of said day, for lllo purpose of discussing ond adopting the budget hereinafter set out, with tile llourd as a levying Hoard, and thut at said llnio and place, any person who shall bo subject to the tux levy, for the period covered by such budget when the same slllill be Iliads, will be heard In favor of or nguiust said tax levy, or uny part thereof, and that un opportunity w ill then be pillowed for a full and complete discussion of said budget und tho estimate published ana posted with said budget. Tho total uinount of money needed by tho said school district during the fiscal yeur beginning on June 18. 1023. and ondtng Juno 10, 1924, Is estl- t.iated In the following budget und Includes the umounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special district tux, and all oilier moneys of the district: BUDGET r.STlMATKD ISXi'EXM'ITKKS KIISOXAL KUIlYlCllt Liquor lines Assessed, $91,408.08 SS5.774.42 $84,891.07 386,939.53 $61,986.08 MATERIAL AND Sll'- furniture (desks and typewriters, etc.) Supplies, (chalk, etc)... Library JJooks 1'layground equipment Janitors' supplies j! uel Light, power, telephone Water Postuge, printing and stationery Salary per No. year Total Superintendent 1 $3,600.00 $ 8.600.00 l'rincipals, high school 1 2,100.00 2.100.00 Central 1 1.500.00 1.600.00 Greenwood ! 1 1.500.00 1,600.00 Kiverla .. 1 1,400.00 1.400.00 Teachers 57 69,833.08 Estimated needs: 3 additional teachers 3 3.240.00 Janitors 4 0.420.00 Cicrk 1 " 900.00 900.00 Stenographer and oft'icu attendant, high school 1 600.00 600.00 Truant officers 2 315.00 Total 1.700.00 ' 1,095.25 1,090.82 3,500.00 3,328.04 2,126.00 125.00 125.00 69.29 400.00 1.200.00 969.12 1.030.00 4,000.00 4.125.95 4,019.37 1,500.00 1,545.22 1,419.37 900.00 66C.12 866.79 500.00 490.00 604.48 Total Material Supplies anil $13,425.00 $12,744.70 $11,116.12 $16,131.17 $14,605.31 MAIXTKXAXCli AXD HKI'AIItS: High school buildings and grounds 2.000.00 2,250.00 2,055.75 !nd. Arts buildings und grounds 150.00 160.00 121.54 Central buildings and grounds 2,000.00 3,587.00 4,272.17 Greenwood buildings and grounds 602.50 375.00 386.59 lllvtiria buildings and grounds : 1,100.00 290.00 J 283.53 lutal Maintenance and repairs $ 5,852.50 $ 6,662.00 $ 7,119.58 IXDEIVTEIJXESS: ,.V. bonded, und Interest thereon .13,800.00 14,150.00 14,150.00 All other Indebtedness and Interest thereon.. 1.000.00 750.00 1,256.33 Total Indebtedness ..$14,900.00 $14,900.00 $15,406.83 I.NSlltAXCU: . 8.00.00 - 828.80 1,996.19 lutal Insurance $ 800.00 $ 828.80 $ 1,996.19 $ 4,882.07 $ 7.095.69 MISt'KLLANIiOlS: General miscellaneous 3.000.00 Clerk's bond 100.00 2.S07.36 1,139.46 100.60 1.700.00 8.600.00 125.00 1,200.00 900.00 500.00 $13,426.00 150.00 2,000.00 002.60 1,100.00 $ 8,656.63 $13,429.61 Total Miscellaneous.. 3,100.00 1.807.36 1.239.46 2.995.! K.MKIKiliXCV: IMinting budget Auditing books and ptg. report in paper 99.00 96.40 336.50 Total Emergency ..$ 435.50 OKAXD TOTAL $129,921.08 $123,707.28 $121,865.65 $120,047.86 $109,119.70 JMATKItlAL AXI) SIT'lM.IES: Furniture (desks, stoves, curtuins, typewriters, etc) Supplies (chulk, erasers, etc.) - Library books Janitors' supplies l.-ncl 4.000.00 Light, power und lelcphom 1,500.00 Water 1'osUige, stationery and printing .. Tot ill JIAIXTEXAXCK AM) HKHAUIS: High school building and grounds $ . 2,000.00 Industriui Art building und grounds Central building and grounds Greenwood building und grounds Illvorlu itnllilini- anil grounds Total i.i-- IXDDHTDDXT'.S: Honded. and Interest thereon $ 13.900.00 All other Indebtedness und Interest thereon 1,000.00 Tolnl IXSITtAXlT-:: 1923 premiums, ull property 800.00 Total - .MIKCIXLAXKOLS: General miscellaneous 3.000.00 Clerk's bond 1 If"-"" Total - J.iuu.ue :Mi;iii:xcY: li-inting budget In paper (Miditlng.clerk s books und printing report in paper.... Tolnl Total estimated amount of money for all inuriosos during the year ESTIMATED KKCHU'TS e'roin counlv school fund during the coming school year 24.813.13 rrom stale school fund dining the coming school year 3,820.25 from elementary suhool fund during the coining school year 14.492.11 Total estimated receipts, not Including proposed tax ItlOCAI'l l I LATIO.N Total estimated expenses for the year $129,921.08 Totul estimated receipts not including proposed tux 42,125.49 llaluucc, uniouiit lo be raised by district tax $87,795.69 Dated this 21st duy of September, 1923. Attest ST. HELENS. Or., Heavy fine wcro given violators of the prohibi tion law In Justice of tho I'taen Htor la's court this week. J. V. Hyun, a local tailor made tho mlstako of sell ing n bottlo of moonshine to a statu officer and when his shop was search ed, two pint bottles of moonshine were round. He was fined $350 for selling intoxicating liquor and u llko anionut for possessing it. Earnest Fisher, a. Goble gurttgo man. was fined $400 for having liquor In his possession. A sack containing several gallons of the contraband had just been delivered when Shcrlf Well ington und Ills deputies called. The man charged with delivering II, 11. llowurdpleailed not guilty and post.; ed $500 ball. The auto was held by me sheriff. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE KIIOP AND FOUNDRY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractor Repaired. Overhauled and Rebuilt, Acetylene Welding of All Kind Cylinder Boring and Oversize Pistons Crankshafts, Plstona and Piston Pins Roground , tilfe Ul Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo One jmrt of Anirrkitn fon'.L-n pol icy thut is fixed and um'hni.K.i.K con sists of two nlco wot oceans. IlKAl THE WANT ADS. ! Ill IIWII III 99.1)0 336.50 SUU.00 4;tr..Mi ino.92i.OS 1.5.4.1 II. E. WILLIAMS District Clerk. Krpt. 2,--Oft 3. Oct. 12. A. T. HILL, Chutrnian Hoard of Directors. lNilk Hoiml l.iidor Fire. NfIKHIIUN dr.. X'tona Comnily- ImIoimtm Hurt und KldiU'U of l'olk county ad hero to the. former locution of (he Dullos-Wulluce mrldK" market jroud or re.stKti their ofices suit will be filed ugultiHt them seeking recovery of the motiel already expended on the Stata of Oregon. County of Union ss. roiul asserted T. S. Drown, who won H. E. Williams, do hereby certify that the abort- estimate of exp'endi- his suit to enjoin the court from pro- tnres for the yeur 'rZ-H2A was prepared by nie under the direction of th eeediiiK with Sheridan visitor Satur Kehool Hoard und thut the expenditures und budRetaUowimec for thn school !"' 'Hie commissioners change In year und the expenditures for the three fiscal years net preceding .the highway route wus heldby J'irctiit the current yeur. as shown above, have been compiled from the records in my J'"1-"-' Urlt to ave been ordered in un chuige und are true und correct copies thereof. illegal niunner. H. E. WILLIAMS. Mr. Hrown expressed his intention : District Clerk. of ifling action for the return of tho munis and sum he wouiu iiKeiy ui- tempt to make tho officials personally liable for such money. A reasonable time, however will be given for the commissioners to resign, lie said. DtHld W ill Speak I". Dood of I'ENML ETO X. Or. . I Tlermlstoti will represent the Umatilla mother, 1 Cupids association at the annual meeting of tho Oregon Irrigation Con gress at Vale, October 3, 4 and 5. and will speak to the congress Wednesday night on the merits of the prouosed project. , His appointment was made by Judge C, W. i'helus, president of the association. Kred Hen n ion j count! ugent, und Oeorgc C. Haer, secretary of the I'en lteton Commercial assocjatlon, will ' nlso attend. James Al. Kyle of Stan field, president of the congress, stated today thut the programme promises to be the best ever obtained by the body. Correct this seiltence: " Alary Is eruzy ubout music, bousted the and you ought to hear her pluy thut piece ubout the bananas." oooooooooooooooooooooooodc Money To Loan huMne or hoim property oo easy monthly termm, Inquire 4. R. Oliver rtiooe IM-W. onnoooo't(ioDninninfiniV' Ueud the Observer Want Ails. For Sale Modern 4-i oom home. Iurg! lot, (tOxllo. near railroad, school and the new mill, good location on hard sur faced street. Trice $:M'U0.00. The terms are very liberal. Mo.l.rn S-room house. ner. full lasiuent .furnace, fireplace, built-in trays, cement siih-nalK, ha in ...i in...i ..vccllent location. his is one of the best small houses ever built In the city and tin- price and trims make It a Rood bargain al $..:&. Terms: Jl.ni.li. balance can be paid by monthly, swui-uniitial or annuul payments. Investigate this. wash surfac ISKAI) THE WANT ADS. Ki-vin-ronni modern home. 4 lots, barn, chicken house, close to school, shops and rainier mill. Let us show you this and you will say It Is far un der priced. I have several clients that nant modern homes. If you have one lo sell, couiu In and tulk to me about It. Plenty Of High Shoes Here Plenty of Oxfords, Too The man who prefers high shoes for colder weath er can pick from a good variety here conservative or novelty styles. In all of them the quality that saves money for you. Priced high enough to give guaranteed quality; low enough to give guaranteed value. And fitted to give real comfort right from the start. $6.30 - 7.00 - $7.50 The Bootery inc. A Paradise for Tired Feet Uomc'of the Arch Aid iSlioe CROVER SMITH, Mgr. 206 Depot Street , Phone Main 118 e oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o 0 o 1 Do You Like I 0 o 1 Home Cooking? I Cured Without Surgery jr you suffer with Piles I will send you my FREE, illustrated book telling of the causes, symptoms and injurious effects--if neglected. It also describes the non-surgical, painless methods which enable me to GUARANTEE a speedy and permanent cure. Treatment! may be ulceo weekly If It la Inconvenient! ' be here for dally attention. Writ lodT for Book. DR. C HAS. J. DEAN Complete In'Every Detail Part of tho complete service wo render tho people of La Grande Is the lualntenunco of an Invalid Car and Ambulance. It is reaily at a moments notice, either day or night, to an swer your call for help. Kspeclally desirable for tho transfer of patients from hos pital to homo or from homo to hospital us tho occasion may require. ItliVNOI.DS .V.- KIMMKRMAN ISO.". JWKTII STIIEET l.n ;rande, Oregon. lMiono Main (12 I. E. REYNOLDS C. K. SC1MMHIIMAN Licensed Kinbalmer oooooooooooooooooooooooooooaooooooooooooooooooooooooai Power The three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors are the Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling service, Leighton's Welding & Machine Works OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results dUALITY-SfRYKE-SATISFAaiOii LA GRANDE'S PIONEER HOME FURNISHERS Established 1896 FOUR FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. mMMtfmmjmm This Place Has It g Delicious Coffee Fine Food. 'Pleasant surroundings. All We Ask Is a Trial ? o o o o o . o New Sommer I o o 0 o 1 Grill Cor. Wash. & Depot St. o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo CMVE YOUM. WN FUTURE 1 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo l o o 1 a O USED CARS We have several used cars in excellent me chanical conditions and appearance. Priced very low. Sec Tli cm At Smith & Frees U,I7 41'ffers.in Aec. LA (.HANUl;, OKKGON Call Mftis f8. It's Up To You You can make yourself just what you want to make your self. But it is up to you. We can give you a formula for success that hiis never been known to fail. You must ap ply it. "Work faithfully, spend wisely and save regularly." Just common sense, but; the cornerstone of all success. The Saving Habit is a Good Habit. United States National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM : i a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 8 o o o o a 1 Geo. H. Currey oooooooooooooooooosooc rr,n Cr5 " ?fc k-'':U-iUlAt-SiiL 7 - X
