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H IL L S B O R O G l o r y o f R a c in g D a y s in E a r l i e r T im e R e c o u n te d ow att-hour sold during August was Fig» G row Sueceatfu lly 1 M cents. This is slightly under in W ash in gton County the August. 1934. average of 1 59 Fall crop of figs, healthful and cents and far under the 1934 n a tional average of 2.6 cents paid by tastv fruit, is now being harvested, and one variety, the Honeydew. is 24.500.000 consumers." being offered in Hillsboro stores cream and sugar they are a As a means of preventing an ac With fine breakfast dish, aud are also e x cident through failure of lights, cellent when preserved, canned, every motorist should carry an ex- piekled or dried. For many years figs have been tra fuse and full set of light bulbs in the car at all times, advises grown in California, but only late ly have they been grown success- the safety departm ent of the O re 'illv in Oregon. Several plantings gon State Motor association. A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , are to be found near Forest Grove, and Gaston Fig Vickies (Sweet) 6 quarts w hole figs 1 cup baking soda 1 gallon water. Sprinkle fruit with soda, pour boiling w ater over fruit ami id stand five minutes Oram and rinse in cold w ater. Cook I hour. Syrup S yrup 2 quarts cider vinegar, dilute to taste i!f vinegar is too strong figs w ill shrivel) T h u rs d a y , O c to b e r 17, 1 9 3 5 O R E G O N 3 quarts granulated sugar 1 tablespoon whole cloves 2 tablespoons broken stick cinnamon M uch piece ginger root. Heat v illegal-, sugar and spiees i spices in a sack) Add figs and sunnier one hour. vinegar und spices to a syrup, anil ed pineapple, '»-cup broken nut pour over f i g s Boll 10 minutes meals Equal amount of sugar to fruii Cook 2 hours Add nuts last or until lender. and cook ft inimités Fig Preserve» Split on side and soak 3 or 4 C on struction W ork hours in salt brine iteaspoon salt to each quart of w ater) to cover R eported N ea r H ere fruit Rinse well S yrup I cup sugar. I cup water T hree building Jobs were re to 2 cups fruit Cook fruit until ported this week by tiu- *1 W lender In syrup Copeland Yard In Hillsboro John .1 Jnsgott of Hillsboro is building Fig C u n s e r v * Two pounds fig s ’ c u p crush- a two-story winery building In Pickled Figs With the passing of the Wash Seven pounds figs (w ith skins ington Countv A gricultural society and stems). 3 pounds sugar Hl sonic time in 1890 or thereabouts, cups', pint of vinegar, teaspoon the glory of Washington county whole clove- teaspoon allspice Boil racing stables began to wane, ac ti -.s 2(1 minutes Drain Boil sugar. cording to Thomas H Tongue, b.xi»en«liturc* whose father, the late Congressman E x p e n d ltu r 193.3 1932 Thomas H. Tongue, was owner of one of the famous stables of that O reg o n 1936 B u d g e t E stim a te s -W a sh in g to n C o u n ty , C day. 4 o u n ti A tto rn e y — e liö n « M O I o f l h * O t w o t t U w » ' S ' ■ o ' : - -- - - The affairs of the agricultural so C le r k '* S a la ry h u i i h * C o u n ty C o u rt o f W .»»h- llc p u ly '» S a la ry ciety were brought to attention P u rn u a n i needed h> . 10.33 S om U b L a * » “ f O r * * UMV lk o r u . O re g o n . «m F r id a y . ih o Si h S ection >. I h a r t e r 44« * < th« W a s h in g to n C o u n ty C o u rt H o u -e in H ilb t U -K T e le p h o n e « •' T Ä y, « Ä ' — ........................... • - , « ;;,< * fu ll a n d with a stock certificate brought f p n o n» a m en d e d b> S ,, e c K « , « ’s . ' " - - h - , t , i , t . i - .i . t • M i ,-ellnneouM h e r e w i t h . h y S2.6N3.M4 S I. 267.93 into the Argus office by Mr. Tongue , x h- " " T o ta l» ‘ ■ •" ''» y ' o lir , m a y and form erly owned by his father. . . . m p l e i r . l , « - . . - » i . . n . f lh . « U i m a l « . a f H w . a m . a n i ta . n y la s is iy e r . « k i e r i t a . « e k r . s tr » » The certificate bears the certifica E L f o r U a i. . i n . r ^ i - ..f W , . ,h o .s lc n C o u n t ,. C o u n ty H e a lth O ffic e r — I 11. ; li O f f ic e r Vk C .'n n l» U ii.le .-i C . « i » . i a e r " . » k o , .-n o . C o u n t» , tion of A. Luelling. secretary, and »be . ' k a u n e i n o f .. ........ly « ™ i . O ffic e r 's E xp e n s e s a la r le * n r * fix e d by » ta tu tc . f.» Robert Imbrie. president, with in »unty o ff ic e r o r em p lo y e e. in c lu d in g ih » w * * w b h v o * » * * » S non oe T o ta ls " rimala. b ri» !*« *, » h * con»t ru c tio n . o p e ra tio n a n d m a in im n n e * o f each p u b lic u tility a m i corporation May 4. 1868. b u ild • in g . s tr u c tu r e o r » n e tilu tu m . «h * M l a n r fro m . m i r r e . M k r r ih s u .b r e d l . s . l k m u l - n n s d »•>•» l - r s .- li a t . im p r p v e in e n i a n d m a in te n a n c e o f p u b lic h ig h w o a f y * th In recounting the days of the .... b * .......... e re c e ip t« o f i h * C o u n ty Cltihsl « • li m a t e o f th e p ro tm b le u n a p p o r lio n e d a m t u n e x p e r C o u rt Haus« " ......... ; V , c X ^ a u ‘ : ; ? k r ^ ¿ ^ t ^ : " ‘« h .. - k . « r h . . . ia to be le v ie d and fairs. Tongue described them as J a n ito r* ro p e r! y »n W a te r the biggest in the state outside of p balance» in th e fu n d » o f th e C o u n ty . l . i i 'h t * E x p e n d itu r e * P ro p , *»e«l the state fair. “These fairs, he said Budget (la a a m i F u e l Itu d v c t J t in . 1 to Jan t to E x p e n d itu r "attracted crowds from all points B udge t E x p e n d itu r e * E x p e n d itu r e * In s u ra n c e 1036 J u ly I . 10x35 J u ly I . 1035 1934 in the valley and the folks came 1932 1W J E le v a to r In a u ra n e * R e p a ir « . E t c ) M I " - c lla n e c u a (E rx tu r in wagons, hacks and by train E le v a to r O p e r a to r S2. »00.00 Those who drove th eir horses, S l.:>«k».04» S I. 2 0 0 .0 0 8?. 4OO 00 8 1 ,4 00 .00 C e m m ia a ie o e r» ' 4 'a u r t— S ta le In d u a tr ia l A tv id en t C om m is sio n 1.5iM» (» 4 » 756. (Ml 7 54». ftft 8 6 .0 |6 36 S S .S 5 2 .il usually camped until the week of C o u n ty J m ig * '* S a la r y 1.515.00 l.SiH» »K» T o ta ls 1.504». 4»«» 755 »»») 750,«K> I at C o u n ty C »M nm i**ioner*a S a la r y 1 ,6 1 0.(M) events was complete.” l.SOO ,00 764».tM> 391 .20 J9O.0O 693 90 7 *0 . 00 The chief attractions, according 2nd C o u n ty C o m « n i*» lo n e r’8 S a la r y C o u r t ly l l o a p l t a l — 100.00 0S, »3 50 IKI U t . 70 95 00 C a r e t a k e r '* S a la ry 600 .00 to Tongue, were the horse races C T e le le rk p h o H n ir e e 316 ,75 jo o .o t) 719.70 759 .00 C o u n ty P h y s ic ia n 50.04» and livestock exhibits, though there Com m iaaHMtera* P n w e e d in tr* SÄ.4K» S9 20 SO. 00 O th e r Ito c to r« were exhibits of farm produce and S ta te W iin e » **B 3iM».OO C.H.k 22S .2ÌÌ IS0.04Ì 4'»2 39 M isce lla n e o u s t P r in t in g . a ia tio n e r y . JOO. 0ft other things of interest. 3iM».1»0 l.a u m lre a a 125.00 3 46 ’ S v e rtis in ir. etc.» 250-00 J u n ilr e * * .«,■ S7.S30.OO Location of the fair grounds was Budget SJ. 7 U .0 9 87.7 81 .17 f7.SCS.CC E xp e n s e I7 .J 7 S .4 7 8 T .6 1 4 M W a itre o o just west of Hillsboro on the left T o ta l» N u r**» hand side of the road w here a Ga» ( P o r tla n d G as A C o k e ) mile track w ith grandstands and M e t« S 1 .S 0 0 0 0 S 0«K».(KI s 9(K L 00 f l S »0 IKI fl.g o O 00 1.2IMI.0Ö (*r*a*ertea buildings for exhibits had been C le r k ( o ’» u n S t a y la r C y le r k — ßrtti 4 M » 6»K».00 1 .1 9 0 S I 1 ,290.00 S ta le In d u s tr ia l A c c id e n t C«.rnm ission 9 60 .00 437 04» constructed. The last fair, he said, l i t D e p u ty '» S a la r y 4&0.00 887.90 94H» 00 T e le p h o n e 760 .00 364». 4M» 360.0ft 70S. CS was about 1890. F ailure of the fair 2 n d D e p u ty '» S a la r y 7 *0 00 l.a iiin lr y i 2 1.17 2 0 .0 0 4 4.06 irxi D e p u ty '» S a la r y 40.00 L ig h t and P o w e r to continue was due mostly, he Telephone 1.2(H). 00 696 .34 5 0 0 00 t . I19.CC 1.000.00 In s u ra n c e KM». (Ml pointed out, to the hard times Bo»»ka. S ta tio n e r y . S u p p lie 124.03 50.00 177.1« 100.00 600.4M) Eeed a n d I 122.00 1 0 0 04» which came about then. S ta m p * a n d E x p rè s * is o .oo D ru g s 8 6 .4 *0 .0 0 S 2 .261.34 S3.9*4».99 fs .9 2 7 .s e f s .9 ie .e e Many famous horses were pro E x t r a H e lp Hay fS.9SC.7J fS.4C4.CJ T o ta l» duced in the county and many ex C lo th in g Fuel citing races w ere held at the old R e p a ir and U p k e e p $1.800 01» $ IMMI.IM) s ‘ . MM). 04» $l.SiM».(M) fair grounds participated in by C o u n ty A J l.8 0 0 00 M is e ri la neo» 1,200.00 6 0 0 .0 0 S 600 .00 1.2'Ki (K» 1 1 6 .5 0 1 .IS 810.649.16 1.200.00 horse breeders, not only from this Aftseaaor'* S a la r y T o ta ls 9 60 .00 450. (Ml 450.4M » 22S.4KI la t D e p u ty '» S a la r y 900.00 2 .6 0 0 00 county but from other counties 2nd 2 .1 2 4 65 04) 2.1S7 05 D e p u ty ’» S a la ry 2.5OOOO M is c e lla n e o u s Ite m » — 3IMI.IM» 87.(Ml nearby, w here racing stock was F ie ld D e putie s 150.4M» 15,8 50 JiK» (M) A d v e r tis in g 400 .00 24MI.ÚO produced. One of these counties C o p y in g F ie ld S lip * 4M3.00 4 0 0 . IH» A u d it C o u n ty Books 3 60 .00 7 2 .0 0 2 2 5 .0 0 C op y in g T a x R»dla 4O5. «K » SSO .00 was Yamhill, which Tongue places B o u n ty 350 .00 348 .67 175.00 J J 4 .S I 350.00 C a re o f P oor second to W ashington county in T S a ta x tio E n x e te r y n . s io P n o tta g e . O f f i c e S u p p lie » . E tc. C a l li e In d e m n ity 450 .00 420.IK) 250.04» the amount of racing stock raised M iacellaneou» 432 SO eso. 00 C o u n ty F a ir 6 0.00 2 6 .6 3 J0.04» SS. 20 Among the famous horses pro Coat o f T a x R»»ll 6 0.00 C o u rt House B u ild in g F u n d 150. IM» 134.89 7 5 .0 0 iie .e e 100.00 duced in this county, and raced T e le p h o n e C e m e te ry 1 5.00 11.70 7.50 ers ona l In s p e c tio n 9 22 D is tr ic t S ea ler $ 8 .3 25 .«« on the local track, was Jam es L., S P ta 83.1 73 .3« S4.297.S0 te In d u a tr ia l A c c id e n t C»>mmiaah»n f7 .C 7 9.9 7 fa.SMC.ee E m e rg e n c y i N o te J.I ik h i tr a n s fe r r e d fro n t 8 *.2 6 3 .4 1 f7.77C.CS who held the northw est trotting T o ta l» C ir c u it C o u r t B u d g e t to E m e rg e n c y F u n d IW - record and was owned by Ladd & c e m lw r I . 1934» F ir e P ro te c tio n Reed of Reedville. A nother famous $ 1 4 0 0 .0 0 8 «IM». (Ml S 6O4» OO ( o a n t y R e co rd er— . 8 1 .to o . 00 F ir e P a tr o l 9 0 0 .0 0 450 .00 horse was F red Hamilton, owned Reco rd er's S a la r y 4 50 .(M» 9ftft. 4M) 94M).(M> H e rd ln«i»eetor 780 .09 360 .00 360 00 by Tongue's father. This horse also la t D e p u ty ’» S a la r y 7 20 .4 M » 720. IM) H o r t ic u lt u r a l In s p u rtio n 216 .55 held the northw est trotting record 2nd D e p u ty '» S a la r y H e a lth R e g is tra r« 250 (Ml ■».- 1 • 125.00 te n o g ra p h e r 149 94 3 44). 4M) H ills lx tr o S e w e r A «»e«»m ent (C o u r t House» for a num ber of years. K itty Ham S S upplies. 3 8 0 .«M) 354.09 S tati«»nery. T y p e w r it e r . R e p a ir * . E tc . 162.50 751.37 350.00 In d ig e n t S oldier» 46.00 2 1.8 6 was another of the Tongue horses Book* a n d In d e x *» 22 60 42 65 4 . ...» In s a n e a n d F e e b le m in d e d $3.6 15 .00 31.6 83 .43 S I. 720.90 taken to the northwest meets and T e le p h o n e 8 4 .0 I8 .6 1 J 3 .3 5 5 .te In te r e s t on W a r r a n ts fj.4 M S .e i fj.4 e e .is T o ta l» — a popular favorite. Ix n d P ro d u cts S how L a w L ib r a r y O ther horse breeders were George M o th e rs ' Pensions $ 1 .2 00 .00 V. James, who had his stock farm 8 60ft. iM) C o e n ty T r e a » e r e r — S 600.00 81.2M .OO 31.204) (M) O ld A g e P ensions 780 .00 36O.IM» on what is now the Krause ranch T re a s u re r'» S a la r y 2 6 0 .0 0 O u ts ta n d in g W a r r a n ts " N o t P a id f o r W a n t o f 544.96 64K) 04) 50.00 2 2.05 2 5 .0 0 44 45 southeast of Cornelius. J. L. Hallett C le r k ’» S a la r y 54» 04» Funds” 1 75 .(M) 3.IM) T e le p h o n e 125.00 106 46 P e rs o n a l P r o p e r ty T a x C o lle e tlo n 3U0.00 was another south- B a n k s " D e p » * it on R a n k 1 0 0 .0 0 276103 - r x n i w ith his u farm a 7 5.00 146.56 P re m iu m s on O f f i c i a l Honda 150.00 5«».IK) cast of Dilley on w hat is n o w Printinif B„d S u w l w t a «... 2S.4H» 65 15 R e b a te * 50.04) 82.4 53 .«« 81.289.68 known as the Spring Hills farm. P - o s ta re 5 1.210.00 8 2 .I0 I-3 7 R e g is tr a tio n a n d We»-ti<»ns 8 2 .3 5 6 .M S 2 .I* « .S » t l.llS .S ? T o ta ls S heep K ille d by Ik ig a a n d O th e r D og F u n d Van B D eLashm utt was owner BSM BM i of the Witch Hazel stock farm at 8 1 .M 0 .n o 8 898.18 ( M i n t j S h e r iff— S 900 4M) 81.7 94 .38 T a x R e fu n d s a n d F u re rlo a u ra a SI .*.•«» .».» Witch HazeL w here harness horses S h e r i f f . S a la r y 1 .5 0 0.0 0 79S.18 75*».IK) 1.496 34 T a x R e fu n d to M y r t a Boyd 1.500.00 1 .500.00 798.18 l . t Ile p u ty *« S a la r y w ere raised. 7 5 0 .0 0 1.496 34 Fave» Y a m h ill C o u n ty 1.504) IK) U n i t e d S ta le » R e -e m p a y m e n t S e rv ic e J. E. Reeves was one of the 2nd D e p u ty ’. S a la r y 150.00 978 66 t r d D e p u ty " . S a la r y 75.00 W o r k m e n ’s C o m p e n s a tio n on Peace O ffic e r s 8 5 .9») 150.04) sm aller horse breeders of a later S pecial D e p u ty ’. S a la r y 3 5 0 .0 0 1 IS 2IKI.IM ) T o ta l o f M ls re lla n e o u s lte«aa 3 7 1 .«6 4«K).00 701» IH» day, but comes in for a share of T e le p h o n e 341.30 250 .00 T O T A L G E N E R A L F U N D K X P K N U I T I R E S d C a tim a te i 474.4« 700.00 8 50 IM» 353 .23 the glory by v irtu e of a horse S h e r i f f . E x p e n d 450.00 779 42 R&O.OO 700.00 1 .224.50 450.00 R E t K IP T S P O R C O U N T Y G R N B R A L " E S T IM A T E D ” 187.50 which he sold and which was ex ( C i n a r . a R n e d p la O c il e m e n t. MHI.IMI 227 .72 2lMt.4M> F r o m ( o u n t y C le r k ' s O f f i c e - 621.94 64M» 4M) ported to Russia, w here it became E x p o « « a n d R e p a ir o f C a r , 8 0 .IMI 8 4 39 42.50 ! A ll F in e *. P o r fa itu r e a a n d P ortal lie s M4 90 170.IMJ 720.00 one of the big winners. 2 40.87 In .u r a n e e 250.0ft 445.67 C ir c u it C o u rt 500 4M) 7IMI.U0 515 24 1.2 (M l IK) 354» 4M» D uring those days, Mr. Tongue S te n o g ra p h e r 416.10 P ro h a te C o u rt 700.00 2 5 0 .0 0 i-c e llx n e o u . 242.83 04) INI 50.00 6 5.95 C o u n ty (« H ir t says, the races w ere divided equal M l o t ) 90 257.45 2 7 5 .0 0 P r in t i n r . S ta tio n e r y . S u p p lie I. P ,M ta y e 154». 4M) SUU 1)0 M a r r ia g e L i r e n * * * ly between running races and h ar W 8 I9 .9 7 3 .M o r k m a n ’ . C o m p e n .a tio n on P eace O f f i c e r , 87.092.61 S4.967.50 254) 04) 86.3 44 .95 R e ta il H e er L ir e n » * A p p lic a tio n s 8 4 .6 7 « .» • t,.S 4 (.Z I »» .»41.87 ness races, w ith th e latter race IMab 554) 4M) M in r * lla n * o u s being the most popular. The h a r $ 1 .2 00 .00 86.933.18 86.3 60 04) 64HI <»0 81.194 35 ness race, he believes, had been C h ie T f a x D e D p u e p ty a ’* r t m S e a n la t — 31.200.4M) 9 0 0 .0 0 • 405.8 4 420 .00 E ro n i C o u n ty T r e a s u r e r ’s O f f i c e — 794 62 *4 0 4M) relegated to second place in more l» t C le r k ’» S a la r y r y 780 .00 305.68 S6.U4KI IM) R e c o rd e r’« Ere» 360.00 5NO.49 720.00 recent years because of the fact 2nd C le r k '» S a la r y I.3U 4) (M) S h e r i f f ’s Fees 1 ,000.00 652.87 2.J4M) 4M) that the running race m akes a 3rd C le r k 's S a la r y J u s tic e ('« iu rta 2 50 00 1.098 43 310 00 S pecial C le r k o r A d d in g M a c h in e 5 0.00 1.44M) <M) 1 4 .9 5 D og L ir e « » * 2 5.00 better betting opportunity. 43.00 6 0.00 650 .00 T e le p h o n e 2.604) INI P icku p S h o w n in U se E lectricity * Factories in northwest Oregon C o e n ly J a il— are busier and consumers have S a la r y more money to spend, it is i n d i - ' J»«!«»"» B o a rd o f P rioo nera cated by a Portland G eneral Elec I« a u n d ry tric Co. report issued here by R D o c to r*. D e n tis t» . E tc . M utcellaneoua M a te r ia l» R. Easter, local representative. Industrial power sales are up L In ig s u h ra t. n c P e o w e r. F ix tu r e « . E tc . sharply, and electric power con J a il M a tr o n sumption is considered one of the W ater............................. ..... T e ta la .................. ...................... most accurate indicators of the trend of business. I . «. . . L ,,, . u a f o u n t * *4rhn*d s u p e n n t e n d e n t — The firm xold 105 per cent more S up e r .n ie n d » n l -. S a la ry power in August than In the same i ' D eputy*» S a la r y month last year O. B. Coldwell. T r a v e l E xp e n s e vice-president, stated that increases , K t a X ‘ a "nd n d S ta tio n e r y in domestic and industrial power O — ffic e S up p lie» sales were about equal. T e le p h o n e Consumers also bought 30 per Mth G ra d e a n d T e a c h e r» ' E xa m » T e a c h e r» ' In s t it u t e cent more electrical appliances rîub Work from Pcpco and co-operating deal- . M im e o g ra p h T o ta l» ers during the month. ■ The speeding up of production j P ro b a tio n O f f i c e r — schedules in the pulp and paper. , (,r,,ba,r“ r" nd J u v e n ile O f f i c e r ’» S a la r y cement, metal-working, wood-work M ile a g e C o u n ty W o r k ing and other industries made pos i T e le p h o n e v e n ile C o u r t E x p e n » * sible the improvement in industrial J A u t to r n e y ’» Fee- power sales." stated A D. McMick- W it ne»»ea en. sales manager. Suppli* "The average return on each kil- j D v r to r » ' Fe*m fo r E x a m in a t io n . S4.749.79 S J .9 t5 .1 7 S « .« 6 e .te 33.2 75 .56 8 2 .1 6 7 8 3 .I8 0 .9 3 7lM).(M) 76.ÍM» 5 0 0 .0 0 $3.8 33 .00 8 S 250 .00 8 $ S4.74S.91 S 5iM).(Mi 1.600 (Ml 250.4M) 204) (Ml 2 00 00 200.4M) 0OO .M) 3 0 0 JM) 5 0.00 S 4.4te.9N E v e r y t h in g is in f a v o r o f th is WHEAT TREATMENT C O S T S LE S S EASIER TO USE NO FLYING DUST NO DRILL INJURY BETTER SMUT CONTROL BIGGER YIELDS S4.441.51 S4.9S9.49 S 1.5I9.9M 1 INI.IN) 450 .00 7 5.00 2 5.0 0 S2.236.90 I2 .2 8 S .7 4 3 S 4 .2 te .9 9 84.1 « 9 .54 S 2 .II0 .0 0 32.0 16 .35 90000 600 .00 3 5.00 20.IM) 200. (M) 2500 25.00 S1.2(M).O0 «00 .00 SO.OO 3 5 .0 0 41,434 24 81,6 45 .9« ll .9 7 2 . J 9 8 8 900.00 450.00 190.40 100.0O 7 8.09 5 8.94 40.45 142.8)» 5 4.60 9 .1 6 115.22 223 .15 16.15 4541.00 34)0.4M) 15.00 12.54) 75.IHI 10.00 15.00 5.00 881.20 449.21 3 0.25 149.50 31.40 67.40 2.0O 100.00 2 6.00 10.00 2000 50.00 S J42.M4 4 8 1 ,2 0 0 0 0 666 25 74.03 45.04 10 90 31.9 86 .23 8 600 .00 1 .500.00 200 .00 2<M».i8> 2uo.no 15.00 94MI.00 JIMI IK) $.1.613.«0 8 900 00 700 .00 700.00 600.00 1.IMMI 00 6,04)0.00 150.OO 25000 1,000 00 150.00 125.00 811 .77 5.« « 8 8 I7 » y z .] ( S lt .H IS .S I $ 511.91 144.00 ................... $2.195.82 h a n d lin g A . A . COUNTY 1932 S2.4SO.OO A. $ 3 ,5 8 7 .2 2 * p ro g ra m « . BY A P P R O P R IA T IO N « 1933 1 2 ,9 10 .82 $ »2.01 Z.78 S »69 .63 » S <82.2 J 522.00 851.31 SO.OO 842 .50 81000 469.60 713.20 677.80 3 .6 0 9.9 0 6 5.00 9 2.5 0 2 6 6 .0 0 116.26 202 .63 8 7.683.28 8 864.41 424.02 958.98 469 .25 133.90 710.75 $8,642.31. $ $ 800 .00 850 .00 10.00 16.00 $ 8 675 NO 1 t S 69H.52 600.04) 299 .00 13.30 26 60 20.25 959.15 S 927 .50 50.04) 2 5 .0 0 5.00 10.00 25.1)1) 23.15 17.9V 2 5.00 2 5 .0 0 1M 70 2 0.65 S 4541.00 400.00 350. IH) 500.00 400.00 2,500.04) 75.04) 100.00 375.00 7 5.00 150.00 83,375.00 S S $ 470.89 100.00 500.00 134.30 100 00 105.13 $ 1 ,4 0 9 .8 2 * 1IM .6 I 454).ÍN» 390.00 222 .70 130 60 317.10 1,302.64) 2 1.75 19.00 60.4)4) 55.00 ■ I S3.2 0« .26 $ 470 .89 129.22 493.30 133.77 124.65 210 .25 $ 1.561.58 960 .00 500 .00 3 0.0« 20.4)0 1041.00 2 0.00 2 0 .0 0 2 5.00 S I. 075 .00 S I, 200 .00 600 .00 30.16) 55.00 50.00 S I. 93 5.00 50.O0 5 0.00 10.00 20.00 50.0U 5 0.00 S 230.00 960 .00 600.00 7 0 0 .0 0 600 .00 61)0.00 5 ,0 0 0.0 0 100.00 200 .00 750.00 150.00 3U0.00 SI 4).560.00 S S 906.90 J 1)0.00 1 ,000.00 226 .10 2 00 .00 1415.00 S 2.600.00 PropoHcil 1936 S 2.600.00 1935 S2.5O5.00 50.00 75.00 25.00 2 5.00 54.0O 2 5.00 125.00 375.00 S 3.10 3 5.00 165.00 S YEAR« 19 1« 12,122.31 100.00 150 00 50.00 50.00 150.00 50.00 200 .00 7 5 « .00 8 3 1.80 44 16 .33 146.«« 8 1 ,6 0 0 .0 0 96U.00 4O0.00 325 .00 225. (Ml 2AO.00 K5.no 140 .00 iu 0 .n o 6 0.0 0 100 .00 8 4 .3 9 3 .M 35.04» 4.4M) 4.941 S 604) 00 2 0 0 .0 0 15.00 12.54) 3 .0 0 6 8.26 4.70 6.76 4 « 5 .te 8 297.J5 095.99 81.621.16 100.00 50 00 50.00 M iscellaneous - I T PAYS 125.00 125.00 100.041 S <MN».4NI 450.00 2 0 0 .IN) 162.50 112.56 IIN» IN! 42.54) 541.00 6 7.50 25.O0 81,649.9« SI.7MM.54 Telephone TREAT S E E D E V E R Y YEAR l.tHtO.IM» 12.54) C ir c u it C o u r t— S e c re ta ry to C ir c u it C o u rt B a i li f f * G ra n d J u r y Wi» e»»e* C ir c u it C o u r t W itn ea»ea G ra n d J u ro r« C ir c u it C o u r t J u ro r« .Meals fo r J u ro r» A tto r n e y Fee* C o u rt K cfw ,rter C oroner*» Fee* P h y s ic ia n ’« Fees C o ro n e r’s J o m r a C o ro n e r’s W il nesse« P r in t in g A f fid a v it» T o ta ls 248.11 963.24 84.39 K»7 82 231 60 23.83 481.55 148.18 jl.s n o .ftn •NM) IM) 394 24 310 .00 248 .46 171.41 76.25 108.91 62.6O 38.80 S C o u n ty N « r w — N u ra e ’a Salary .................. ............. .......................... C a r F.xpen»« O ffic e E x p e n » * T e le p h o n e P r in t in g o f F o r m * (A In o u»ed by H e a lth O f f i c e r ! T o ta l« Know Hie (.((vantages of N ein lrn - T o ta l» prnvnl CKHKSAN, and you w ilLpau C ounty A g e n t - up every other wheat treatm ent for A gent this one I C le ric a l II has U. S. D ent, of Agriculture W a g *» ( f o r e x tra C le r k | recom m endation, it costs less than T r a v e l nny other dust to usi---- under 3e an T M e a le te p r h ia o l» n e a a n n d d S T upplies e le g ra m s acre a t average seeding rate. Half Equipment T e ta la nn ounce tre a ts a bushel of seed; little or no flying dust. L ittle labor if * h e d eru l fu n d s # e r e added to b udget you use a grav ity treater. Not a bit of drill injury. N o clogging. Hut M - Irr ronlrol of stinking smut and, gen erally, an increased yield! In p ractical tests the average acre in J u stic e C a u rta — crease has been 1.13 bushels on clean H llls b u ro J u s tic e <¡1 Penrt . Dockets seed; mure on sm utted seed I W itnesses T re a ts barley, too, for less than J u ro rs ............................... 1e nn acre. K cdiices losses from M is relln n e o u » d it <>f J u s tic e o f Peace B o o k s ,-overed sinut, stripe, black loose C A o u nstable q n u t, and seedling blight. Ask J u s tic e o f Pence Fees lealer or w rite Baycr-Sem csun Co., T o ta ls Inc., W ilming ton. D e i., for free C o ro n e r— Gcrenl Pnmphlc let 1 0 8 -» 8 6 .M 2 .3« 2 7.50 s i . 800.4M) Moo 00 400.00 34M).0O 225 imi 2'M).oo 6 5 .IM) KM) IMI 154) IN) 4 0.00 S ta tio n e r y C o u n ty S u rv e y o r— I S ta tio n e r y a n d S u p p li«» .... ............ M ¡»relluneou» S ta m p » a n d Exprewa M a p * a n d P r in t» Record Book» C o u n ty S u rv e y In d e x Kecord o f S u rv e y o r’« O ffic e O ffic e E q u ip m e n t T e le p h o n e I S ta te In d u it r ia l A c c id e n t C o m rn i» *io n T o ta l* 616 89 2 421 o l 259 29 313 .09 76306 2 6 0 .8 0 1.191 87 296 35 420.78 69.41 3 5 0 . IH» 768 .00 6 3.09 O A ( ’ . I »and G r a n t In te r e s t on D e p tw its S ta te L iq u o r R e v e n u e F r o m < O u n ty T a x D e p á rtate» I »eli m in e n t T a xe « In te r e s t <»i I , 1 '• t I L e w D e lin q u e n t D e lin q u e n t T a x e * . 1933 l.* v y D e lin q u e n t T a x e * . 1931-32 M v y S a le o f Pr«>perty A c q u ire tl T h r o u g h T a x E’o re e ln a u r* C i h on h a n d in S h e r i f f ’ s O f f ic e a n d n o t tu rn e d . v er In T r e a s u r e r 's O ffic e leoa SV.ouft to be tr a n s fe r r e d to E le m e n ta r y Hrhu«d F u n d S I 4.3 lo.ftft. B a la n c e 100.00 150.00 50.00 5 0.00 2 2 5 .0 0 50.00 350.00 975 .00 44.76 84 90 9 00 12.83 217 .50 16 70 336.45 721.14 8 809.47 375.1)0 36.00 45.00 46 52 812.47 I 150.00 200 .00 5 00 7.50 1 1 H .3 » 9 0.00 9 .0 0 6.00 S 300.00 400.00 10.00 15.00 1 362.5« $ 218.35 S 725.00 8 4.20 2 2.00 8 215.00 7.40 109.05 357.65 Quality Job printing Budget i i i.. J u ly I . 1035 S S 1.120 od SI.2O4» 0 0 100 O J im i ik i tl.5oe oo Argus E ip e u d tlu re « J a u 1 It» J u ly I . 1935 P ro tM M a d l l iiilt f »I 1934) • 1.24)4) ft (.o’ 1 Oft 49 50 U H 55 IMS 95 126 oo 316 OO • 1.700 00 8 15(1(Ml • 8 16« «N 8 <2 50 137 50 115 63 176 I * S l.llt o i * 0 0 00 «1)0 IK) 8 «IM» IM) $ « M NN 8 6NNNN $ $ 660 IMI 112 60 600 00 IMMI OO 4 42 » k » 26 20 260 (Ml 2 40 00 12 50 $3.3 33 .3« 8 68« 43 I I V 61 «62 40 969 37 95 27 61 75 1.401 36 208 IN 1 4 82 • 4 .IN I 1« 81.740 »K) 226 90 1.290 90 •«.« N 2 .7« $1.317 02 2 (1 69 1.267 68 1 .2 5 ; 61 I.IM U 11 60 (O 1.40 ( 17 (17 86 14 67 $«.« 78 .61 < $ $ 8 $ l.J lM ) iM) l .soo 1,460 6.1 J5n 160 OO oil 86 tKI IK» 8 I1 IIK ) 1,100 IK» 600 OO 600. OO 812 70 I.10O IK) 20 60 ttoo 19 156 16 161 28 356 16 1,114 (Ml 96 16 692 56 I.S 7 0 .0 ( 164 41 116 04 281 71 129 41 87 49 417 26 1.026 ON 4 80 381 66 161 .48 l& o IMI 8 9 .*1 « • • 1.160 89 8 II.N 4 0 .IT 600 IK) 1 6 0 . IKI 1 6 0 IK) 160 IKI l . l o o 00 1 50 O0 61M) (Kl l.IKKI IMI 150 IMI (IKI 5<K) 2 (0 2OO 3 00 IH» (K) IKI IMI <K) ftoo 0 0 1 10 (M) 600 OO $ in o 09 26 (Ml 325.0« 600 tiu 60 00 456 NN 8 8 81.301) IK) 2 26 m» 420 imi 6110 IMI 25 IM» 3 (Ml IMI IMU »Ml 1 80 IMI |H0 IM) 61HI IK) 75 IMI IIM I OO 760 (M) 75 IMI 60 IMI 200 IM) 110 IMI 60 IMI 160 00 4lMI 00 $ 1 ON 76o (Hl 62 76 1 .0 0 0 9 0 480 09 26 09 $ 6 .4 6 7 76 41« 3« 600 00 300 1« 178 |8 178 IM 178 1« 496 3« 78.90 40« 21 717.10 104 42 «8 10 166 13 131 OO « 31 2«9 7« « 1 9 «4 849 99 1.209 99 69 INI 6UO IN) 160 (K) 1 60 90 1 6 0 INI 1 .7 9 0 0 9 159 0 9 600 1.800 2IKI 126 6OO «N) 4OO IN) 1.200 00 790 00 290 00 SiKI 9 0 6 0 0 99 1.390 «6 |h - IN $ 12.786 te 4 . $ 6 00 260.00 90 OO 0o 00 160 00 86 IK) 349 63 143 66 26tl IM) 2 IM) 00 300 (Ml 83.415 N« 1. «IN I 0 0 160 9 0 I 6 0 00 19 90 5O«I U9 12.000 IKI 5<MI OO 13.884 86 121 64 7 .600 im i 1 60 (Ml 1.116.7« 8.382 32 62 * 9 1 0 .0 0 9 9 0 169 09 KK) 00 17« 4« 160 IM) 90 5« SUO 00 10.IKK) IK) 700.00 11.16« 30 2N2 «5 6 .(MM) OO 350 (M) 641 63 120 «7 l .lO O IMI (IN I IKI 1.926 an «96 86 89 76 31« 80 134 32 853 98 10.746 91 I.O6O «Hl nu 80 00 IMI INI 60 INI 1.777 34 V I 60 47 60 460 (Ml 875 OO 4.&OO INI 618 R l 161 7« «.621 »6 «OO 0 9 6 0 0 OO 3 0 0 9 OO 1I.&S0.IM) IO.IMNI OO 12.366 80 12.481 70 6 .(MM) OO « 648 86 9.361 8« 12.900 OO 9 .0 0 0 IM) 90.646 MO 203 43 • 0 . 6 4 « 60 1 .... 326 IMMI fON) M.lOO llN l INI 10.000 790 7 59 •OO GO0 190 90 09 99 uu OO 90 2 4 .0 0 0 9 0 600 INI «64 16 73.763 91 76«! (M) 326 00 6 2 0 OO 62u 90 « OtMI INI 6 .844 7« 76o 00 6 « 60 lo .O«O »Ml I.4OO ou 1 .(MM) «Nl 310 (K) 39 1« 1.171 7« Ilio «0 369 90 19 00 7 te 300 00 343 04 176 (H) 2UO 00 4 0 0 OO •I )? • «0 8265.504 66 Mt H O O I . F I N D C o u n ty Mch«Md Fund i | K » in i per c a p ita nr 803.694) IN) 1934 census c h ild 0 .3 6 9 c h ild re n ) C o u n ty S«b«ad L ib r a r y F u n d i I» m - t»er c a p i t a on 1931 census c h ild 9 .3 6 0 c h ild re n 175 uu 1.24M) IN) Fund 'Tigard Election Oclolier 21 Tigard high school bond election will be held October 21 instead of October 22 )• « p e n d llu r 1934 Ituduet 193 1 8 94,620 90 I.> (.l A M O U N T T O B E R A IM lC D B3 T A X A T I O N EON I O l NT5 H( I I O O I . E l N D 16.676 oo SOI 020 90 I 2 7 .IKK) 4M) I - <>un in i 27.004) (M) 6 .0 0 0 04) 6 .110 04) 194). J 10 4M) T e ta l TO 8112,646 00 SI12.545.OO R ece ip t« AM OI NT ¡ J P u atag e a n d T o ta l« 25 IK) KM) 04) 4410.00 60.01) S 4 .7 ie .IS 605.32 250 .00 7 29 58 84)0.00 O ffic e S up p lies C o u n te r . M iscellaneous ' A d v e rtis in g . P r in t in g . P u etag e . E n v e lo p e *. E tc . <>n M a c h in e * 5 ï ï ,i'„7 T a x S ta te m e n ts (P e r s o n a l a n d Ite al» T ..fi e ta la the G arden Tracts, while Fred II lleiger of Bethany anil John It Kellogg of Beaverton routa 2 are constructing homes The It Frank I’etera* home In Hillsboro is being remodeled, ae cording to a re|>ort from the Pool- G ardner Lum ber company. BR R A IM E D HY T A X A T IO N FOR ( ’O U N T Y F. x p e n d it tires 1932 G E N E R A I . . E x p e m litu r e a 1033 8 15 1.0 30 38 F U N I) Itu d g e t 1914 < Ol N TY ROADS— O ffic e o f ( a u n ty H p r v e y a r — i ’«>nnty S u rv e y o r f'h a in m a n V ie w e r * (R o a d ) o f f ic e « f ( a u n ty E n g in e e r — C o u n ty E n g in e e r a n d S hop F o re m a n ('«mt K eep er B o o k *. F o rm s . S ta tio n e r y . P o stag e . T e le p h o n e C onst r u c tio n o f Roads a n d B rid g e s and M a in te n a n c e th e r e o f— A llo c a tio n to C ltle a B rid g e f ’o n o tru rtlo n a n d M a in te n a n c e D is tr ic t F o re m e n IM ) In d e m n it y A w a r d In s u r a n c e ; E ir e . 'T h e ft, L i a b ilit y , P r o p e r ty E » 1 te m ili urea 1914 8 1 ,5 0 0 INI 2OO INI 2<N)(NI 8 1»7.3O 5 4 61 114.00 4IMIIMI 50 00 75 IH) • 7 1 27 2 .444 97 799 09 8,IMMI 90 41 GIN)INI 11.250 00 39.211 40 19.172 of, 90.9 90 IMI 2 7 .0 0 0 99 • 13.IMMI 09 1.54NI (Nl I3.5IMI.IMI 471.43 4.014.412 8 ,IMMUNI 4 .IHN) OO H.750 00 40.815 47 4 ,OINI.IN) 7.1041 91 1.018 07 4.091 11 6 .1 « 1.08 1,000.00 1 ,OINI.00 1.000 00 SUO IMI 1.200 00 000 00 •(III 00 8191,71« il» 1.420.01 1.27(1,45 1.122.07 91 1 11 1.19 4 81 497 HI (157 51 81 1 1.255.«1 10.000 90 I.VnO 00 2 .0 0 0 00 8144.6 72 .39 R e c e ip t* M o to r V e h ic le L ice n s e A p p r o p r ia tio n O A G . Land (¡ra n t S a le o f P o w d e r, C u lv e r t« , E tc . R e fu n d s , (¡a s T a x a n d F r e ig h t B ill» H a le o f J u n k , Ir o n , F ie . E q u ip m e n t R e n ta l» S a le o f Rock Cash R eceived fr o m M ls c e lla n e o u » H« 8 20 1.5 99 .72 ( o u n ty R oad Fund |l)4i no ISO IMI 154) IN) 2.INNL0II 7 .3 8 9 23 3 0.1 4« 0 4 7 .Oui 90 7N4I.IN) 4,(NI IN) (10.440 1(1 10.268 f»H 1 1 .7 (9 (12 7.41441. IMI «IMI (MI 1041 (Nl 7.00(1 00 2 5 .0 0 0 0 0 $ 7.242 99 3 0 .(KM) INI I5 o OO 6 5 .0 0 0 00 2 2 .6 0 0 Oli 238 91 29 90 8« .40 7.242 83 11.534 74 3 .989 8 4 IV O IN) 1 200 00 313.68 8.«Min IMI 780.4)0 8 Pr»|MMi*d Budget 193« 2.4(H) 00 I .6IKI «HI 390 IN) 2 .«ve. 8 6 1..IN O IMI 26.0011 0 0 k « ( » e m lilu r e * J a n 1 tu J u ly 1. 1916 1,198 1« «041 «HI 130 su 2 .1 0 0 IMI 1,180 OO 300.00 550 IN) In fe re x t on O u ta ta n d in g W a r r a n t * L a b o r, (¡ r a ilin g . M a in te n a n c e , ( 'r u s h in g a n d H a u lin g B u c k . E tc . M a t e r ia l* a m i S u p p lie» M a in te n a n c e o f M a r k e t Roads M a c h in e r y a n d E q u ip m e n t O u ts ta n d in g W a r r a n t» ’ ’ N o t P a id fo r W a n t o f lu r o l* " R e p a ir * . U p k e e p a n d M in o r R e p la c e m e n t« R«>«k C ru s h e r S u |*e rv i» io n • f W ay S ta le In d u s tr ia l A c c id e n t C o m m is sio n C o u n ty Shopa— F o re m a n ......................................................... M e c h a n ic , C h ie f I ' ' > m it h B la c k s m ith , H e lp e r M e c h a n ic , A s » i» ta n t T r u c k D r iv e r W a tc h m a n T e le p h o n e . L ig h t , P o w e r, W a te r , P o n ta g e, E tc . T o ta l» 8 T.utlge« Jsn I tu J u ly 1. 1916 4 .5 0 0 0 0 76o 00 900 00 2.6INI.OII 000.00 60 0 00 6 0 0 IMI 400 00 («INI 00 100 00 100 00 81 4 4.590 17 13.298 75 789 INI 72.345 7.154 929 1.071 4.704 «2 78 77 1.1 87 87.(184 «4 9.009 09 749 «4M (i(9 710 497 299 160 8190.411 M(1 27 19 41 24 19 72 31 1.400 OU 2 .0 0 0 0 0 « .IHM) 01) 1 .2 0 0 OO 1 .2 0 0 0 0 1 .0911 00 1,209 00 1.00 00 700 00 $288.734 44 I E st I m a ted I SIM .651.99 300.00 2.IIUO.O0 (loo.no 5 ,000.00 6 ,0 0 0 .IN) KOO.00 863.551 99 E s tim a te d R e c e ip t* fr o m T a x D id in q o e n t T a x e s , 1034 L e v y D e lin q u e n t T a x e « , 1933 L e v y D e lin q u e n t T a x e » , 1931 a n d 1932 l>evy M < n e y un h a n d In H h e r l f f ’* O f f ic e a m i n u t tu r n a d .re r's O f f ic e H a le o f ( ’ o u n ty O w n e l P r o p e r ty D e p a rtm e n t (F o r R oad F u n d ) 1 24 .00 0.0 0 10,000.00 24,0 00 .00 o v e r to I | .............. 4 ,000.00 860 .00 0.0 0 T o ta l« TO TAL C o u n ty C o u n ty C o u n ty E n tim a te d R e ce ip t« A M O U N T TO ME. R A I S E D I IV T A X A T I O N F O R ( O U N T Y R O A I ) F U N D TOTAL AMOUNT TO HE R A IS E D IIY T A X A T IO N ’G e n e ra l Fund” ‘ H rhool F u n d ” 'H o a d F u n d ” 81 43.561 99 81 16.201 85 8163.039.65 91.026 9(1 146.204.06 8 3 9 2 .6 7 1. 10 H TA TE OE OREGON 1 C o u n ty o f W a s h in g to n ) W e , th e u n d e ra lg n e d ( ’o u n ty B udge t C o m m itte e f o r W a s h in g to n C m n ty , O re g o n , do h e reb y «e r t l f y th a t th e above I« a In t e , f a i r and c o m p le te e s tim a te o f th e p ro b a b le expense« o f »aid C o u n ty fo r th e e n u iln g y e a r a n d p ro b a b le re ce ip t« fro m Rutirce* ut h e r th a n d ir e c t la x a - tio n upon re a l a n d p e rso n a l p r o p e r ty in it« J o rl« < ilrtlo n d u r in g th e e n s u in g y e a r, a n d an e s tim a te o f th e p ru b a b le u n a p p r o p r ia te d n r ttn- e xpe nde d b a la n c e in th e e a rlo u a funds. W e fu r t h e r c e r t i f y t h a t th e e s tim a te o f exp e n s e o f th e v a riu u » in s titu tio n s o f th e C o u n ty , o f th e a m o u n t re«pilred fo r p u b lic e n te r p r la e , rom ls. b rid g e s , e tc ., a n d a ll o th e r e xp e rn e » o f th e C o u n ty a» th e re in el o u t. is jus! a m i is bn»ed upon a c a r e fu l s tudy o f (b e expeusiw o f th e C o u n ty d u r in g th e pa»L th re e y e a rs , a m i a th o ro u g h e x a m in a tio n o f Ils p ro b a b le needs « lu rin g th e y e a r fo r w h ich such e s tim a te Is m ade T h a t each « m l e v e ry ite m th e r e in 1« b e lle veil to b e necessary f o r th e p ro p e r tr a n s a c tio n o f th e business o f th e C o u n ty , th e p ro tim tlo n o f It« p r o p e r ty a m i th e In te re s t« a n d to ba fo r th e p u b lic w e lfa r e . T h a t e v .-ry e xpe ns e e stim ate<| is in acco rd a n ce w ith la w a n d Is a le g it im a te «•harpe a g a in s t th e ('o u n ty . D a te d a t H ills b o r o , O re g o n , th ia 7 th day wf O c to b e r, A . D . 1936. R I C H A R D (J B C O T T . C h a ir m a n . V E R N O N B U R L I N t i l l A M . .S ecretary. OH< A l t H A G O . D O N A L D T . T E M P L E T O N , C m .n ty Judge. 11. D . K E R K M A N , C o u n ty C o m m is sio n e r. J A M E H L E W I N , C o u n ty C o m m laa lo n e r.