I A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, October 6, 1933
Page Six
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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HERE
Copy for .thte Column must
be In by B . m.
,' Oct loth lout day to pay water rent
without penalty. 10-0-3L
. .. ItUMMApB HALE
.. Sat.', Oct, 7, conducted by W. B. A.
ladles In storeroom on Fir St. next
to Max Turn's. Doors open at 9 o'clock.
10-3-4 t.
To break that cold uso Nyal Lnxa
cold. 2So at Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m
Oct 10th lost day to pay water rent
without penalty. 10-6-3t.
Dry Box Factory Wood. Large track
load delivered $630 per load. Tele
phone orders collect. Pondosa Pine
Lumber Co., Elgin, Oro. 10-5-2 t.
' Crazy Crystals at Moon brug Co.
; 10-3-1 in.
, Oct.lOth last day to pay water rout
without pennlty. 10-G-3t.
.; school cwi.nnuN
, You ( can got scratch paper , for
school at the Observer. Now 2 pads Sc.
0-14-t t.
For a stubborn cough, uso Moritol
Wild Oherry. Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m
BOND TRANSFER
Only Independent Delivery Sysvem
Between La Qrando and Baker.
; LOWEST BATES DAILY BERVICE.
Phone Main 700 for Pickups.
9-19-1 m
-, .COATS . ,
FOR INFANTS, CHILDREN,
MISSES St. SMALL WOMEN
LOV POPULAR PRICES AT
Norton's Kiddy Shop.
9-12-1 m
, Oct loth last day to pay water rent
iVlthout penalty. 10-0-3t.
ANGEL'S HAT CLEANING
AND BLOCKING
Best work In town.
Across from Ponnoy's.
0-14-1 m.
' YOUR PICTURES
If you have a picture which you
wish onlargcd It can be booutlfully
done from either the picture or from
the negative If you will tnko It to
Richardson "The Art Man" at Rich
ardson's Art & alft Shop. He spe-
nlallvnn In all ItIhiI. nf ,lnl,,.n
enlarging, tinting and framing.
10-02t
Oct 10th last day to poy water rent
without penalty. 10-6-3t.
ItEPOItE WINTER COMES
You will want your broken wind
shield or side glass refitted correctly.
This can bo done at small cost to
you In both time and money If you
will take your car to Richardson's Art
it am shop. io-o-2t.
DID YOU KNOW THAT,
wo darn sockB, sow on buttons and
make minor repairs on all finished
laundry work without extra charge?
Golf widowers, and bachelors send
their work to tho Standard Laundry.
Phono Main SO. 10-0-21
, RUMMAGE SALE
Royal Neighbors. Sat. Oct. 7
Anthony Cafe 10-0-lt
Call at Public Market Saturday for
Fair Premium Checks. 10-0-ltp
Oct loth last day to poy water rent
without penalty. 10-0-31.
NOTICE TO CHKDITOItH
Notice Is by tills glvon that the
undersigned Charlotte L. Hunter has
been appointed as . administrator of
the estate of William ailbcrt Hunter,
deceased, by tho County Court ot
tho Stato of Oregon for Union Coun
ty, and has duly qualified as such;
and for all persons llavlng claims
against tho snld deceased; or his es
tate to present them duly verified to
J. 8. llodgln, her attorney at his law
offlco In La Grande. Union county,
Oregon, within six montlu from the
date of tho first publication or this
notice, which is on tho 20th day or
September, 1033. .
CHARLOTTE L. HUNTER, Adminis
trator, Island City, Oregon.
Sept. 20. Oct. 8. Id, 20.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
On tho loth day of October. 1033
at tho hour ot 11:00 a. m. at the
front door of tho Court House in La
Grande, Oregon, Union County. Ore
gon, I will sell at auction to tho high
est bidder for ensh tho following de
scribed real property located in Union
County, Oregon, to-wtt:
Commencing ot a point forty (40)
rodB west of the Northenst corner
of Section four (4), In Township
One (1) North, Range thirty-nine
(30), East of tho Wlllometto Meri
dian; running thenco West twenty
four (24), rods, thenre South ten
(10) rods, thenre East twenty-four
(24) rods, thence North ten (10)
rods to tho place of beginning.
Also,
The North Half () of the South
east quarter (14 ) and the Southeast
quatcr ( V4 ) of the Southeast quar
ter ( ',J ) of Section thirty-three
(33): also commencing at -the
Northeast corner of the Southwest
, quarter ( V4 ) of the Southeast
quarter (!4) of sold Section thhty
three, (33), . and running thence
South llfty-two (62) rods, thence
Northwesterly to Jue Northwest
comer of tho Southwest quarter
( !4 ) of the Southeast quarter ( Vt )
of said Section thirty-throe (33);
thenco East to the placo of begin
ning. Being In Township two (2)
North, Range thirty-nine (30), East
of the Wlllamotle Meridian,
Also tho Northwost quarter (', ) of
tho Southwest quarter (14) of Sec
Hon thirty-four (34), In Township
two (2) North, Range thlrty-nlno
(30), East of the Wlllamotte Meri
dian, excepting from tho above de
scribed land a tract horofoforo
conveyed and doscrlbod Aft follows,
to-wlt; Commencing at tho North
oast corner of tho Northwest quar
ter () of tho Southwest quarter
C4) of sold Section thirty-four
(34), Tunning thenco West ono
hundred twenty (120) rods, thenco
South four. (4) rods, thence East
one hundred twenty (120) rods,
thence North four (4) rods to the
placo of beginning. All situated
In Union County, Oregon.
Said sale Is mafc under execution
Issued out of the Circuit Court of tho
Stato of Oregon for the. County of
Union to me directed In the case of:
Tho Stato of Oregon, represented
and acting by Julius L. Molcr, Gov
overnor, Hal E. Hoss, Secretary of
Stato, George A. White. , Adjutant
General, Walter S. Fisher, and
Prescott W. Cooklnghamtl. compris
ing tho World War Votcrons' Stato
Aid Commission of tho State of
Oregon, , ,
Plaintiff
vs t
Walter J. Henry and Matle K.
Henry, his wife; J. D. Slator and
Fannie B. Slater, his wlfo; and
John Widen.
Defendants.
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon
JESSE BRESHEARS
Sept. IB, 22, 20; Oct. 0 & 13.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
UNION COUNTY, OREGON. '
ELLEN UMPHREY, Plaintiff, ''
vs.'-
CLIFFORD UMPHREY,.. Dofendant.
To tho above named defendant, Clif
ford Umphroy:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint
filed against you In tho abovo en
titled court and cause within four
weeks from tho date of tho first pub
lication of this summons and If you
fall to answer sold complaint within
said tlmo for want thereof, tho plain
tiff will toko a decree of tho court
against you forovor dissolving tno
bonds of matrimony now existing be
twoon you and plaintiff and awarding
tho plaintiff the coro and custody o:
tho minor child of yourself and
plaintiff. This summons Is publish
ed pursuant to an order of tho abovo
entitled court mado and entered Sep
tember 21, 1033, directing that the
servlco of summons herein on de
fondant bo mado by publication
thoreof onco a weok for four conso
cutlvo weeks.
Date of first publication of this
summons, September 22, 1033,
E. R. RINGO, Attorney for Plaintiff,
West-Jacobson Building, La Grande,
Oregon, Sept. 22, 20. Out. 0, 13.
CLOSE LOWER IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Oct. 8 OT A late
selling wave swept over the stock
markot today, when grains slumped
around tho full days limit at Chi
cago, but liquidation dried up rap
Idly and many leaders either pared
or cancelled their losses In a last
inlnute rally. The close was Irregu
larly lower. Dullness was the rule
In the final hour and turnover ap
proximated only 1,460,000 shares.
Closing figures Included:
Air Reduo. .. .102
Al Chem ei Dyo 137
Amorlcan Can i . 92
American T As T i 120
Bothlohom Stool 4..... 33
J. I. Case - 08
Col G & E .. 14
Coutlnontal Can 08
General Motors v4. 3oy
Johns Manvlllo 62
Llbbey-O-Ford ... - 29,
Liggett & Myors B 0714
Montgomery Ward I 20
04 H,
- 44V4
37'4
22
41
42
110
United Aircraft . - 32
United Corp 8
V. S. Indus Alcohol . 88
U. S. Steel 40
Notional Distill
J. C. Penney ......
Pub Sor of N. J,
Southern Pacific
St. OH of Cal
St. Oil of N. J. .
Union Faclflo ...
GAGSTEKS
I
Butter Make In
Northwest Holds
Up Well, Report
PORTLAND, Oct. 6 P) Butter
manufacture in tho Paclflo northwest
was holding up bettor than during
any recent season for Ilk period.
There continued a general Increase
of offerings from outstate points and
even local manufacture was Indicat
ing a fractional gain for the weok
Instead of the loss of normal periods.
Demand for butter remained steady
but prices on the open market were
unohanged for the day. Best de
mand continued for undergrades
which did not advance during a late
session of the exchange. Advertised
low resale prices to consumers were
usually of these grades. , . .
Buttcrfat prices were at least firm.
Tim Ryan and Irene Noble t to, who
are heard . every Monday and Friday
night over National Broadcasting
Company stations In 'A Toast to tho
Gay Nineties," the rollicking comedy
quurter hour sponsored by Brown
Derby Beer. Ryan and Noblette are
a former vaudevlle headline team
that always wrote Its own shows and
has found this talent Is highly valu
able in radio entertaining.
LA GRANDERS
IN JOURNEY
TO PONDOSA
(Gvntlnueo, lim Page Cms!
Old Liquor Tax
Will Take Effect
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0 Tho bu
reau of Internal rcvonuo has dis
patched to all of Its collectors a
memorandum sottlns forth taxes and
duties which would become automat
ically erfcctlvo upon tho repeal of
tho 18th amendment.
Tills shown a levy of $1.10 a gal
lon on all distilled spirits with an
additional 30 -emit tax ou rectified
spirits. It places tho tariff on dln-
ttllcd spirits ot $5 a gallon, tho fig
ure stipulated In the Bmoot-Huwluy
law.
Band & Orchestra
Inst
r
omens
Complete Stock of Instru
ments New, Used unci
Factory Rebuilt
ALL PRICES
INCLUDING
Melophones & Alto Horns
Violins, Cellos & Violas
Cornels and Trumpets
SaNiiphones - Trombones
Clarinets
,komu or orit hik;ais
noehm System Clarinet, :1850
with rnnc New Trumict with
cnKP 3.B0 New Sllllo Trom
bone, ;i800 with case.
Radio & Music
Supply Co.
"Gunrnnteed Rat'to Service
No Guess Work"
l'OKTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Oct. 0 WV-iButter
prints, extras, 23c; standards, 22c lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A
grade 20c; farmer's door delivery 18c
per lb.; sweet cream 6c higher.
Eggs Pacific poultry producers'
selling prlco: oversize 29c; extras,
27c; standards, 24c; mediums. 24c;
pullets, 17o doz. Buying price by
wholesalers: fresh extras 20c doz.;
firstn 21c; mediums 18o doz.; under
grade 13c; pullets 14c. ,
Ohooso, milk, country meats, mo
hair, coscara bark, hops, Uvo poultry,
potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, wool
and hay, unchanged., .
Wauge, Lylo Kiddle, Francis Clrou
Itch. F. L. Robinson and Roy Far
nam. The completion of tho new high
way from Pondosa to Union has
brought Pondosa closer to La Grande
and the hosts expressed their appre
ciation of the work of the La Grande
chamber of commerce In promoting
the highway.
Tho visitors found operations at
the mill of extreme Interest. Tho
sawmill lias a capacity of 8000 feet
an hour and on the basis of two
shlftn' full tlmo operation could pro
duce 40 million feet per year. The
logging Is done cntiroly by truck, a
type of logging in which the Pine
company was ono of the earliest pio
neers many years ago.
It Is not universally lower In cost
than railroad logging, since it Is pri
marily adapted to a topography In
volving short haul and steep favor
able grades. Occasionally they bring
logs down grades as steep as 30 per
cent. With their largo trucks they
can handle adverse grades very nicety
up to 4 per cent. The four and ono
half mile main line truck road Is one
of tho finest and most expensive of
prlvato logging track roads In this
country.
Lumber Shipmehls
Above Production
SEATTLE, Oct. 6 P) Lumber
shipments of 314 mills for tho week
ending Sept. 30 were 03,055,074 feet,
14.43 per cent over production, while
current sales were 86,125,508 feet or
U.30 per cent over tho production of
81,323,312 feet, tho West Coast Lum
bermen's association reported today.
Orders booked were 3& per cent
higher than tho week before. The
unfilled order fllo stands at 280.129,
180 feet, a decrease of 6,538,010 feet
under tho previous week.
. HIIOAU AND FLOUR
PORTLAND, Oct. 6 (P Sugar
Cane, granulated, $5.05; fruit or ber
ry, $5.20; beet sugar. $4.00 100 lbs..'.
Domestlo 'flour- selling prlco, mill
delivery: 26 bbl. lots: patent, 49s,
$7.40; blues torn bakers, $0.40 0.50;
do bakers' blended flour, $6.25$7.20;
soft white pastry patent, $5.65 $ 5.80;
bakers' hard wheat flour, $5.75(0,95;
ryo, $6.20(ifl.30; whole wheat, $5.80;
graham, $5.00 bbl.
GOLD PlllCK TODAY
WASHINGTON. Oct. 0 (VJ Today's
newly mined gold prlco was an
nounced by tho treasiil-y as $31.72,
an Increase of 17 cents an ounce as
compared with yesterday's quotation.
I'OKTLAND MVKHTOCK
PORTLAND, Oct. 6 D Cattle:
75. calves 35; dull and weak.
Steers, common, medium, $2.50 ($
$4.75; heifers, good, common and me
dium, $2.75 ? $4.25; cows, common
and medium, $2.50r $3.25; low cut
ter and cutter. $1.25 (i $2.60; bulls,
good and choice-, $3.00f.i $3.50; vealr
era, good- and chotco, $ti?00 $7.50;
cull, common and medium, $3.00 ($
$0.00; calves, good and choice, $4.00
(fr$r,50; common and medium, $2.00
$4.00.
Hogs: 400. Stenoy. Lightweight,
pood and choice, $4.75 6.50;
medium weight, good, choice. $4.75 r
$5.50. Heavyweight, good, choice. $4.40
M $4.85. Tasking sows, medium
and good, $3.35 w $4.25; slaughter
plus, good and choice, $3.GO(-o4.00;
feeder and stockor pigs, good and
choice, $4.00(.i$4.75.
Sheep: 200; steady. Lambs, good,
choice $5,00 ee $5.75; common and
medium, $3,50i,f $5.00; yearling weth
ers. $a.50(.f4.50; ewes, medium to
choice. 75c f.i $4.00.
PgSTShe Saved my'
S Do if a t Horns
I PL anSi qve oneyl
via .1 tin-l.n nikvna finnilv shoe
MJFS 7 bills. Kasyl Just spread
" " on. Urios overnight. Woaw
lTi like luatncri ituntiretm oi
uk cw. I'i.itw everything oi
niimcr, leiiiiuir or inmu.
Sat isfavtion quaranm
tctdor moiicu back.
Tear out this ad and So-Lo at Wool
worth's 1211 Ac'4ims or at any hard
ware or gpncrnl (store. Dealers:
Write So-Lo Works. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Opening of
AVER
Under Management of
GEORGE RATLIFKB
Saturday, Oct 7
Light Lunches- Refreshments
Beer on Draught
Good$Iusic . . . ftarge Ball Room
No ChtUKca to Tavern
8
,
Turn at Tavern Sign e
niko side Hoad at Upor Ferry q
LOCAL IBRD Elf iT
Improved
Mr. L. V, Duncan, who hag boon
111 at her home, la Improving,
I(eturii8 Home ,( .
Mrs. Besle Oelbel, who spent sev
eral weeks In the OmnUo nonce hos
pital following a serious major, opera
tion, has returned to her home where
she Is recuperating.
Father Improving
. Viola Benham returnod Wednesday
tram a 10-day vlBlt at Westport where
she visited her father, B. A. Benham.
Mr. Benham Is there recuperating
from an Illness but expects to return
home In the near future.
Returns
M. B. Isbcl! returned yesterday
from Baker, where he waa a business
visitor for two days.'
To Portland .
Dr. W. K. Ross left this afternoon
for Portland to transact business dur
ing tho weekend.
Itcdirufl, Home
Forest Watson, of Seattle, former
northwest amateur golf champion,
who has been visiting for the past
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
J. M. Watson, at the La Grande
country club, left today to roturn
to his home.
Return From Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jesse and
daughter, Miss Patey, returned last
night from Chicago whero they at
tended the Century of Progress exposition.
Leave IlospltaJ
Several patients have left the
Grande Rondo hospital recently and
returned to their homos. Mrs. Rob
ert Parrens left on Sept. 4; Mrs.
Charles Johnson, who underwent an
operation left on the same day, and
Howard Cantrell, who has been re
covering from injuries sustained some
time ago, left today.
SON BORN TO
THE PEARSONS
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearson, of
Ferry, are tho parents of a son bora
on Oct. 4, at the Orando Ronde hos
pital.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF BUDGET ESTIMATE
Notice is hereby given that the following budget estlmote for 1034 has
been Adopted by the budget committee of the city of La Grande. All per
sons are hereby notified that on Friday, the 27th day of October, 1933, at
7:30 p. m. In the commission room, in the city building at La Grants, Ore
gon, the following 1034 budget estimate for the City of La Grande will come
on for discussion with the city commission, and at said hearing any person
subject to such proposed! tax levy will be heard in favor of or against said
proposed tax levy, or any part thereof.
The total amount of money needed by the olty commission during the
fiscal year beginning January 1st, 1034, and ending December 31st, 1034 is
estimated In tho following budget as prepared by the budget committee and
Includes receipts from all sources, estimated,
BUDGET 1034
NAME OP DEPARTMENT 1934
1. OFFICIALS:
a. Commissioners (3) ... 780.00
b. Manager 2.640.00
c. Attorney 720.00
Judge
Recorder-Treasurer 1,740.00
Judge, Dep. Trcos.-Rcdr 1,520.00
Bonds
Supplies 1,000.00
TOTAL $ 8,400.00 S
ENGINEER:
a. Engineer $ 360.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
a. Chief $ 1,620.00
b. Assistant Chief 1,440.00
0. Driver (2) 2,760.00
d. Driver (2) 2,640.00
e. Hosemen 2) 2.640.00
f. Volunteers (Maximum 20) 1,700.00
g. Miscellaneous . 300.00
h. Equipment and Material 2,000.00
1033 1032
780.00 780.00
3.000.00 3,000.00
900.00 900.00
600.00
2,100.00 2,100.00
1,800.00 1,800.00
245.00
800.00 800.00
0,380.00 10,225.00
660.00
1.860.00 $ 1.800.00
10.380.00
1,700.00
300.00
2,000.00
10,380.00
2,000.00
300.00
3,846.00
TOTAL - t 15,100.00 $ 16,240.00 i 18,385.00
HEALTH: .
a. Physician 300.00 360.00 360.00
b. Supplies 100.00 100.00
c. Inspector 000.00
TOTAL
RIVERSIDE PARK!:
a; Caretnker :
b.' Equipment and Supplies
.. 1,000.00 $ 460.00
..$ 760.00
250.00
$ 760.00 750.00
250.00 600.00
TOTAL
CONNORDALE PARK:
a. Labor and Supplies
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
a. Chief .'
b. Patrolmen (5)
c. Gas and Maintenance Car) ...
d. Supplies, Meals Prisoners
$ 1,000.00 t 1,000.00 1,260.00
10.00
1,860.00
8,000.00
8. LIBRARY:
a. Llbrarl
b. Assistants (3)
c. Extra Help
d. Janitor v ..
e. Lights, Fuel, Phone
f. Books, Book Binding
g. Repairs to Bldg., Misc.
h. Street Assessments
1. Insuranco
...$ 1.620.00 $ 1.860.00
... 6.000.00 7,000.00
1,000.00
... 1,000.00 2.140.00
... 9,620.00 $ 11,000.00
...$ 1,620.00
... 3.000.00
60.00 6.400.00
720.00
750.00
1,620.00 2,006.00
740.00
104.00
TOTAL 8,500.00 8,600.00 ( " 8,600.00
STREET DEPARTMENT:
a. Foreman 1) $ 1,620.00 $ 1,860.00 S 1,800.00
b. Truck Driver (1) 1.360.00
o. Common Labor 0 60c hr.. 4,600.00 7,000.00 7,000.00
d. Repairs Second St. Viaduct 3.600.00
c. Gas, Oil. Maintenance : 2,000.00 3,800.00 3,800.00
i f. Equipment 600.00 600.00
g. Patching 600.00 700.00 700.00
. . TOTAL I 13,670.00 ( 13,000.00 13,060.00
SEWER DEPARTMENT: , . . :
a. Salaries (3) 2.500.00 3.000.00 3.O00.00
b. Supplies , 600.00 300.00 500.00
c. Electric Power 1,800.00 1,800.00 2,000.00
TOTAL
11. CITY BUILDING:
a. Janitor $
b. Supplies, Repairs, Lighting
c. Fuel
4,000.00 $ 6,100.00 6.500.00
480.00
800.00
800.00
480.0(1
800.00
800.00
480.00
1.000.00
1,000.00
14.OO0.00 I 14.000.00
2.300.00 $ 2.300.00
TOTAL 2,080.00 2.080.00 t 2.480.00
STREET LIOHTINO 10.000.00
INTEREST ON GEN. WARRANTS ... 2.300.00
PRIN. GEN BONDS & WARRANTS.. 24.000.00 24,000.00 24,000.00
MISCELLANEOUS:
a. Miscellaneous 4,000.00 4.055.00 2,500.00
b. Officials Bonds 245.00 245.00
c. State Industrial Accident 1.200.00 1,200.00
d. Insurance Premium 600.00 500.00 . .
e. Emergency, Health , 600.00 500.00 600.00
TOTAL 6.445.00
16. ADVERTISING 100.00
17. RETIRE STREET ASSESSMENTS ... 8,000.00
18. FOURTH STREET PARK:
a. Caretaker $ 120.00
b. Supplies ., 60.00
6.500.05"
100.00
8.000.00
120.00
60.00
3;066.00
100.00
8,500.00
120.00
60.00
10.
TOTAL
WATER DEPARTMENT .
180.00 180.00
18.320.00 24,560.00
TOTALS 115,546.00 141.120.00 150,430.00
SPECIAL:
acncrol bonds $ 7,000.00
General bond Interest .-. 6,700.00
W.VTKU DKPAMTMBNT
Water Superintendent
Stenographer and Clerk
Meter Reader
Caretaker at Intake
Labor (if 60c hr.
Gas, Oil. Maintenance trucks)
Bonds (principal) q ..
Bonds (Interest)
Supplies, New Pipe
Power
13.700.00
.. 1,620.00
1.080.00
.. 1.820.00
1,080.00
.. 3.000.00
1.500.00
- 10.000.00
.. 9,000 00
.. 8.900.00
.. 3.500.00
Estimated Revenues, Water .
Fines
Licenses ...
Miscellaneous
Franchise
Permits ..
E.STOtyTfcl) RKVEM E(
t 40.000.00
.. 40,000.00
10000
- 3.200.00
30000
- 1.680 00
100.00
JTaxca, -
GENERAL BUDGET
SPECIAL
.... 10,000.00
I120.245.00
....(115,646.00
.... 13,700.00
TOTAL
Officers Salory
Engineer
fire Department .
Health ,
Riverside Park
police Department
Library
St!,!M,UV EJCI'KNDITI'HES, 1034
Street Department .
Sewer Department
Olty Building -
Street Lighting -
Interest General Warrants
General Bonds and Warrants ...
Miscellaneous - .1..
Advertising .....
Retire Street Assessments
Fourth Street Park
.....(120,245.00
I 8,400.00
, 350.00
15,100.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
9.620.00
8,600.00
13,670.00
, 4,000.00
2,080.00
10,000.00
2,300.00
24.000.00
6,445.00
100.00
8,000.00
160.00
1 16,645.00
limmvwl rW.nhffr 4. 1933.
F. L. RALSTON, JAMES D. SMITH, F. J. LOTTES,
M. J. OOSS, V. R. MELVILLE, ,
. Budget Committee.
NUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAItS 1030, 11131, 103S
AND FIRST SIX MONTHS 1033.
Name of Department:
1. OFFICIALS
0 mos. 1033
1032
1031
1030
a. " Commissioners 385.00 700.00 780.00 760.00
b. Manager 1,320.00 3,000.00 3,050.00 3,000.00
c. Attorney 360.32 900.00 1,200.00 . 1,200.00
d. Judge ' 483.33 600.00 600.00
e. Recorder 2,460.00 2,100.00
f. Treasurer 1,625.00 1,800.00
g. Bonds 243.00 244.25 183.00
h. Supplies 177.10 176.68 306.05 454.63
1. Stenographer 323.98 900.00
J. Recorder-Treasurer 870.00 2,100.00
k. Dep. Rec.-Trcos. .. 810.00 1,800.00
TOTAL 3,912.48 9.493.01 10,560.28 11,687.53
ENGINEERING:
a. Engineer
b. Chainman
c. Supplies ...
605.00 (
894.64
207.16
787.10
9.60
204.10
TOTAL
A FIRE DEPARTMENT:
a. Chief -
810.00
4,735.00
688.50
3.00
820.06
605.00
1.860.00
10,408.63
1,716.00
36.00
5,445.82
1,101.80 1,090.70
1,800.00
10,402.81
1,624.60
7.00
2,546.09
o. Volunteers
d. Miscellaneous .
e. Equip. 4a material..
TOTAL , i 6,956.66 10,406.46 ( 18,340.40 ( 16,796.17
HEALTH DEPARTMENT :
( 1,860.00
10,271.05
1,476.50
. 218.75
2,967.07
a. Physician ....
b. Caretaker
c. Supplies
d. Inspector ...
iso.oo
' 22.22
360.00 (
360.00
600.00
' 604.25
1,380.00
( 360.00
600.00
771.00
, 1,380.00
, TOTAL ( 172.22 ( 360.00 ( 3,004.25 ( 3,111.63
RIVERSIDE PARK: ,
a. Caretakcjr ( 350.00 ( 760.00 ( . 1,175.00 ( 1,200.00
b. Equipment . 250.00
c. Supplies 38.34 146.81 433.87 1,737.61
TOTAL (
6. CONNORDALE PARK:
a. Labor
ib. Spplies
TOTAL
7. POLICE DEPARTMENT:
a. Chief
b. Patrolmon
c. Supplies
388.34 805.31 ( 1,008,67.$ 3,187.61
61.50
41.16
805.65
2,688.50
607.58
1,860.00
6,408.39
1,240.08
02.65 $ 100.00
1,746.33 ( 1,860.00
8,027.37 7,633.68
2,347.88 3,608.11
TOTAL ( 4,001.73
LIBRARY:
a. Librarian ( '
b. Salaries 2,742.00
c. Supplies 646.64
d. Street Assessments
e. Oil Burner
9,608.37 ( 12,121.58 ( 13,101.69
, . (
- 6,757.00
1,760.47
.6.671.00 ; 6,760.00
3,078.46 3,509.98
600.00
927.60
TOTAL 3,388.04 ( 7,516.47 ( 9,349.46 ( 10,198.38
9. STREET DEPARTMENT:
a. Superintendent ....( 1,681.80 (
b. Salaries 2,386.04 7,027.74 6.230.11 8.405.40
c. Supplies 1.480.08 4,155.48 0,408.87 3,747.00
t. Equipment 226.00 1,080.00 3,038.77
TOTAL ( 3,876.62 ( 13,590.00 16,724.08 ( 16,182.16
SEWER DEPARTMENT :
a. Salaries ( 1,216.20 ( 3,024.48 ( 3,264.85 ( 3,122.70
b. Supplies 5.85 08.45 101.31 303,55
C Electric Power , 607.02 1,619.04 1,505.95 1,681.76
. TOTAL , ( 1,918.07 4,741.97 ( 4,802.11 ( 6,108.01
WATER DEPARTMENT: .
a. Superintendent ....( 610.00 ( 1,860.00 ( 1.860.00 ( 1,800.00
b. Stenographer 640.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,080.00
c. Caretaker 640.00 1,150.00 1,200.00 1,1 50. bo
d. Salaries 1,014.07 4,240.27 11,416.01 8.618.42
o. Equip. & supplies.. 800.84 2,293.17 10.146.14 14,748.24
Powor 404.42 2.146.62 3,833.04 4.707.60
f.
TOTAL ..
CITY BUILDING:
a. Janitor
b. Supplies .....
1 c. Fuel
..( 5,018.33 ( 12,890.06 ( 29,655.19 ( 32,064.10
240.00
136.33
197.64
480.00
432.40
1,256.30
480.00
826.58
081.07
( 480.00
751.14
1,145.33
TOTAL .....
MUNICIPAL BAND:
a. Leader (
b. Supplies
c. Salaries ,
.$ 573.87 2,168.85 ( 2,286.85 4 2,376.47
000.00
138.84
825.00
1,200.00
147.65
1,100.00
TOTAL ( 1,803.84 ( 2,447.65
14. STREET LIGHTING 6,050.53 ( 13,932.78 13,674.22 ( 12,762.10
15. INT. ON GENERAL
WARRANTS ( 2,090.93 S 1,867.48 ( 4,433.62 2.709.60
16. SINKING FUND S 24,000.00 ( 20,722.27 ( 17,600.00
17. MISCELLANEOUS:
a. Miscellaneous ( 1,661.90 ( 2,007.50 ( ll, 101.40 ( 3,748.40
b. Officials Bonds .... 243.00
e. Stato Ind. Acc. , 616.47
d. Insurance Prem 400.86
e. Emergency Health 16.24 60.15
f. Relief ':. 607.70
g. Dehydrating Plant
Site " 750.00
TOTAL ( 2,822.32 (2,621.53 11,101.40 4S48 61
18. ELECTION g 00
10. ADVERTISING ( 250.50 ( 352.40
20. . STREET ASSESSMENTS ( 8,600.00 ( 7,808.37 8 600 00
21. FOURTH STREET PARK;
a. uoreiaKer 5 80.00 ( 79.50 ( 684.87
b. Supplies 20.21 21.75
TOTAL 50.21 ( 101.25, ( 684.87
TOTALS ....( 41,328.85 (132,617.03 (168,005.70 (162 821 06
SUMMARY OP REVENUES
Water -( 17,091.20 ( 45,781.71 ( 60.337.54 ( 58.106.04
Pines - 42.00 673.00 1,920.00 1,020.00
Licenses 1.740.00 2,379.00 3,347.05 4,320.05
Miscellaneous - 12737 378.87 878.30 418.40
Taxes 30.086.50 76,110.26 100,282.60 il3,416.92
Franchise 868.20 2.014.01 2.337.23 2,868.32
TOTAL ( 59.855.26 (127,337.75 (160,145:88" (178 540 73
PAID OUT
Oeneral Bonds 13.000.00 ( 13,000.00 ( 12,500.00 (' 82 600 00
General Warrants 48,227.78 66,312.16 137,769.46 120 587 22
Improvement Bonds 3,000.00 36,600.00 28,600.00 32502oi
TOTAL ( 64.227.78 (116,812.15 (178,760.4!ril75 870 23
Oeneral Bonds Outstanding (321 000 00
Improvement Bonds Outstanding ,.,..!ir" . 363 701 87
General Warrants Outstandlr -."".!T 50581 38
Water Warrants Outstanding". . I'I!"I!Z 7 938 84
, , . .. , , Gnde. Oregon, October 6th, 1033.
I. J. E. STEARNS, do hereby certify that the foregoSg u a true and cor
rect statement of the receipts aRU disbursements of the City ot La Grande
Oregon, according to the records thereof, In my care and keeping for the
periods represented above, to the best of my knowledge and belief. '
(SEAL) ,.. . J. E. STEARNS. .
( Recorder-Treasurer of City of La Orande. OregonA
Oct. vVCti 10.