sAfrtffibAY, MARCH 1$, 1919
THE MALHEUR ENTERPRISE,. VALEU OREGON.
PAGE SEVEN ,
STATEMENT OF TAXES FOR 1919
LEVIB6 IN MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON, FDR THE YEAR
" -A 1919 ASSESSMENT ROLL. OFU918 . ,
, STAT OF- OREGON
i COUNTY OF MALHEUR ss.
Office Of R. M. Carllle, Assessor of Malheur County, Oregon.
This is to certify that I, R. M. Carlile. Assessor for
Malheur County, Oregon, by virtue of the provisions and terms .
of Section 3669 of Lord's Oregon Laws, as amended by an act
appearing at Chapter 184 of the General Laws of Oregon for the
year 1913, providing for the Issuance of a certificate in dupli-
- Cate, one copy of said certificate to bo delivered to the County
Clerk of Malheur County, Oregon, and the second copy of said
Certificate to be attached to the Assessment Roll of said Mal
heur County, Oregon, containing the -assessments made by the
County Assessor, as corrected and equalized by the County
Board of Equalization, rtnd also containing the assessments made
and certified by the State Tax Commissioners; do hereby cer
tify that tho several amounts apportidned to be assessed upon
the taxable property of Malheur County, Oregon, for the State,
County, General and Special School, Road, Town, City, Irriga-
) t'oh and Drainage District, and other purposes for which a tax
has heretofore been legally levied by the County Court of Mal-
' hour County, Oregon, are as follows:
Exhibits from the tax rolls of Malheur County, Oregon,
for-the year 1918, showing the amount of taxes due the several
funds; also the amount of taxes due the school and road districts
and incorporated cities and towns having levied special taxes for
said year.
Total value of assessed property -$12,868,509.45
GENERAL LEVIES
Fund Valuation Mills Tax
County General $ 12,868,509.45 5.6 5 72,063.65
State'., 12,868,609.45 2.8 36,031.81!
County School 12,868,509.45 2.1 27,023.86
VRoad ..: 12,868,509.45 4.2. 54,047.73
. High School .v 10,181,981.64 2...- 2,036.39
State Highway 12,868,509.45 1.6 20,584.62
Sinking 12,868,509.45 2... 2,573.70
Total "l6V7. $214,366.77
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
76
77
78
79
15,420.00
196,161.00
270,238.60 6,
122,105.00....... 2
76.040.00." 3
180.235.43 8,
26,726.00 6
366,241.78 3
57,050.00 6,
2615.00 5,
20910.00..... 4.
65,050.00 7
31,310.00 16
1,717.96 21,
27,740.00.... .". 6
17,470.00 35
5,820.00.. 2
46,470.00 5,
105,080.00 3
163,470.00 7J
91,384.34 7
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!.2...
77.10
,431.b5
1.9 1.594.40
!.G --317.47
1.9. 296,55
i.l 1,459.00
.0 133.63
.0 1,098.72
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.5
.6
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.9 -.
.9
235.25
134.07
858.17
487.87
519.74
611.45
15.13
232.35
,357.27
1,291.41
721.93
$ 92,585.62
ROAD DISTRICTS
General levy of 4.2 mills for all road districts apportioned
70 to District and 30 to General Fund. This also includes
l.t! mills levy for State Highway Fund making a levy of 5.8
mills on all Districts.
No. District Valuation Amount
1 $ 1,485,451.13 ? 8,616.62
2 933,745.31 6,415.72
3 .-. 1,127,601.05 6,539.51
Vale
Ontario
Nyssa i
Jordan Valley
CITIES LEVY
412,684.34 ..27.5 ? 11,348.82
782,255.62. 22.3 17,835.42
245,401.76 17.8 4,368.15
86,560.00 17.1 1,480.17
$ 35,032.50
TOTAL LEVIES IN CITIES
Mills.
. Vale . .. b7.5
Ontario 63.3
1 Nyssa - .: 47.8
Jordan Valley .'. .41.5
Tt IRRIGATION DISTRICT LEVY
-. Name of District No. Acres , Per Acre Tax
' Owyhee Irrigation ...34,106 .10 ? 3,410.00
Dead Ox Irrigation , 27,133 025 678.35
WarmspringS Irrigation 30,353.2 15 4,552.98
Payette' Oregon Slope 5,184.5..-. 10.00 51,845.00
4
5
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7
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.9
10
11
12
13
380,801.32 2,208.65
386.592.80 2,242.24
463,245.90 2,686.82
644,370.00 3,737.35
361,030.00 2,093.97
546,477.00 3,169.67
442,005.16 2,663.63
532,610.0b .T... 3,089.14
217,318.77 - 1,260.45
601,629.60.:. 2,909.46
14 .7. .-. 1,028,831.76 5,967.22
15
16
17
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20
'21
Vale
Ontario
,Nyssa
Jordan Valley ,
Juntura
A.
3U7,rO.UU A JL.'fiU.OZ
228,435.00 1,324.92
200,635.t)0 1,163.68
262,050.00 1,461.89
185,095.00 1,073.55
097,967.27 4,048.21
342,352.11 1,985.64
412,684.34 2,393.67
782,256.02 4,537.08
245,401.76 1,423.33
86,660.00..
7G,288.G5..
602.05
442.47
Total
$ 74,637.35
Total
? 60,486.93
Zj DRAINAGE DISTRICTS
Name of District
. Nyssa-Arcadin .-. ?- 8,384.02
Malheur .: : 10,325.64
$ 18,709.66
No. District
1 :.
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SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVIES
Valuation Rate Mills
301,306.20 11.6
184,445.00 1.3
295,165.00 7.7
97.199.54 4.3
293,465.00 3.3..
249,814.17 1.0..
8 ..J. 1,371,667.59 ...24.0
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30.460.00 5.O..
449,709.40 2.7...
193,557.8 4.0
575,316.90 1.6".
301,458.77 2.7
86,061.37 2.9..
709,118.86 13.5
26,636.00 5.0
165,720.50 12.0
161,777.30 3.1
301,695.69 1.1
605,741.36 13.5.V
93,690.00 5.0..:.
61,748.70 1.1
99,781.30 5.3
344,696.43 6:0
213,957.30 12.0
208,040.00 2.7
368,746.54 2.7
37,072.50 , 5.0
333.793.9i: 3.0
158,250.62 1.7
260.887.80 2.2
171.S88.96 ."i 3.5
258.188.20 3.2
209,674.47 r-3.2
35,687.61 5.0...
129.252.21 2.4
168,937.30 3.6 :
145,247.50 2.3
18.140.00 5.0
164,983.20 2.7
78.290.00 2.8
197,865.00 .9
165,623.60 2.1
160.105.00 l.fi
47,325.00 7.0
76,742.46 6.7
14,900.00 5.0
204.470.00 3.0
38,565.00 7.3
Tax
3,495.15
239.77
2,272.77
417.95
9G8.43
1 249.81
32,920.02
152.30
1,214.21
774.22
862.97
543.93
249.57
9.573.10
132.67
1.988.64
501.50
331.80
8,177.50
"468.45
679.23
.528.84
1,722.98
2,567.48
561.71
995.61
185.36
1,001.38
269.02
573.95
601.61
826.20
670.97
178.43
310.20
. 608.17
334.06
90.70
445.45
219.21
178.07
317.80
?4n.1fi
331.27
514.17
74.50
613.41
281.45
SPECIAL ROAD TAX
No. District Valuation Rate
18 252,050.00 6.0
Amount'
1,612.30
RECAPITULATION
' Total State and County .Tax $214,366.77
Total Special School Tax '.......... 92,585.62
Total Special City Tax 35,032.56
Total Special Road Tax .t. 1,612.30
Total Irrigation Tax 60.486.93
xTotal Drainage Tax 18,709.66
Total Tax Levied for all Purposes $442,693.84
Amount of Tax Collected on Unsecured Personal: ..
Property by R. M. Carlile, Assessor $ 34,309.06
Amount of Tax to be Collected by the Sheriff $422,693.84
'. "- TAX COLLECTOR'S RECEIPT
Vale, Oregon, February 26, 1919
I, H. Leo Noe, Sheriff for Malheur County, Oregon as
Tax Collector for said county, hereby acknowledge receipt from
R. M. Carlile, Assessor for Malheur County, ( Oregon, of the
delivery of the Tax Rolls of said Malheur County. Oregon, for
the year 1918; comprising three (3)yolumes, numbered respec
tively 1, 2, 3, together with his certificate showing the several
amounts apportioned and assessed of the tnxtiuic property in
said Malheur County, Oregon, for the State, County, General and
Special School, Road, City, or other purposes, for which a tax
. has been legally levied.
H. LEE NOE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Malheur County, Oregon.
WHEN TAXES PAYABLE '
Tho first half of all taxes legally levied and charged
f hall be paid on or before tho iifth .day of April following, and
the second half on or before the fifth day of October following.
Interest shall be charged and collected on any tax or half
of a tax, not so paid, at the rate of one per cent per month
or fraction of a month until paid.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the fifth day of October
next following shall become delinquent and on the fifth day of
November next following a penalty of five per cent shall be
charged and collected thereon, in addition to the interest provid
ed herein.
Six months after taxes become delinquent Certificates
of Delinquency shall be issued thereon bearing interest at the
rate of 15 per cent per annum.
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tho same price you paid be
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II. H. WAGGONER, Mgr.
VALE, OREGON
VICTORY LOAN
QUOTA NOT TO
HINGE ON W. S. S.
THE ACID TEST
Provost Marshal-General Crowder's
loport of the work of mobilizing the
man-power of tho nation under the
Selective Draft Act disclosed the rea
son why America was able to pro
duce such a tremendous quantity of
foodstuff Respite the drain upon the
labor of the country by the operation
of tho draft. The reason was that
sixty-five per cent of the farm labor
of the country legistered for mili
tary service was given deferred classi
fication upon agricultural grounds.
! Saving the possible exception of
shipyard workers no other single In
dustry was given such consideration
as was' tho pursuit of farming and no
class d prod'iceiB.-wan , treated ..more
fairly than tho farmers; This was
right and just, yet to the .credit of
tho government.
The war Is over as far as the fight
ing Is concerned and the government
turns to the people to settle up the
bills Incurred In ending It It ex
pects the farmer, individually and as
a class, to retaliate with tho "square
deal."
The Victory Liberty Loan the last
of the Liberty Loans Is coming next
month. It Is going to catch the
farmer at the wrong season. That Is
good.
P. will be an acid test
To learn to save Is tho first Impor
tant lesson of life.
o&oyai Oregronans are fProuci of ttiis
Unmatched Record
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I 18WS ail 356T55 wfea'agaoofttioX wff.oo oM vKftA
ifOf A $ ion lSfe"rcA II9I3S 7. 1471 368.00 fMafc 3OZ,76.Q0 97X 9O&-09-
i lonl Wn t S M& ioe.48o.oo fmSi 63l.69t.00 W$,73.79.00
g. 30.0 OX fwsfs 9. 093,A56.0o f95 & 7fli. AlB.ooX 97IS .404.78B.OO
: 11918$ 564.582.00X li9i&$o. 502.4aa.oo 96 $ 936.376. oo 119181 $ 689 614- OOX
1 ' X97feZ 64O.922.00 Il9l? U I. I3 AOQ.OO 1 '.POOl-UU
98f$l5.48Q.5lfiN 98S f.390.469.0Q
These Figures Show Our Marvelous and Continuous Growth
All Business Written in Oregon. All Funds Invested in Oregon Securities
Excepting Our Investments in United , States Liberty Bonds
Ofcgp,Iifc Insurance Company is epidemic proof. All war claims paid in
full without extra premiums or deductions on account of war service. .
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CS.SAMl'BU E..VSTHONO.
beatral Manazer. Xaalitant Manakta
H. C. Schuppel, District Manager, Baker, Ore.
Failure of Some Districts to
Reapportion Causes
Change in Plans
Victory Liberty Loan quotas will not
be affected by Thrift Stamp sales as
planned by the Treasury Department
the first of tho year. It was announced
last January by Lewis D. Franklin,
director of war savings, that whorover
Thrift Stamp quotas were exceeded
the amount of oversubscription would
be taken, from the coming loan quota
and that If the Thrift Stamp quotas
wero not reached tho deficiency would
be added to tho loan quota.
Governor James K. Lynch of tho
Federal Reserve Bank has Just
received a telegram from Washington
advising that the plan to adjust Vic
tory Loan quotas in accordance with
tho :salo of War SavlngsStamps has
been abandoned. The reason given
was that some of tho Federal Reserve
Districts wero not reapportioning
Thrift Stamp, quotas.
THRIFT MEANS
Spending wisely to satUfy import
ant needs of the present and saving
the is, of one's Income to meet im
portant needs of tho future, lest
spending for trifles today dcplote
one's resources so that he cannot meet
Important needs and opportunities to
morrow. Thrift, like success, requires
two things, planning and will power
to carry out the plans. In short, thrift
means success.
Thrift Stamps wllUholp you to plan
and will back up your will power.
REGENERATION
Before I went to war I lived my
life
In luxury and softness, seeing
naught
Of the despair and sad, unceasing
strife
Of thousands with whose lives my
ease was bought.
Before I went to war I took no
thought
' But heedless, careless, dallied on
with sin;
Saw not tho price at which a soul
Is bought,
Nor knew the souls men buy as
mine own kin.
I went to war tore out my dying"
roots
From the stagnant soli and flesh
was bedded In.
I'd thought to And my comrades
uncouth brutes
Instead, found men, and learned
that sin Is sin!
And Liberty! I learned to know
thy. call
Is God's own call to help the
world In pain.
So, God, I pray tbeo not to pardon
all.
But do not let me close my eyes
again!
Lieutenant John II. Mliins.
Disraeli said, "Tho greatest secret of
success In life U to bo ready when
your opportunity comes," Treparo with
War Savings Stamps.
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK,
VALE, OREGON '
Member Federal Reserve Association of the United States
It is our aim and effort to give such
service to our patrons that they profit
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their friends.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100.000.00T ' -
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DIRECTORS
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OREGONi
Warmsprings Irrigation
District Bonds
. (A Municipal District)
Malheur County, Oregon
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ing 6 - ' - -
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