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TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 25. 1921
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
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mi hereby given to the Taxpayers of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, that the Levying Board of said City
will meet in the Common-Council Chambers of the CityiHall, Monday evening, November 21st, 1921, at or about 7:30
o Clock, for the purpose of permitting any person who shall be subject to the tax: levy, as hereinafter estimated by
the Budget Committee of said City, to meet with said Levying Board and be heard in favor of or against said tax
levy or any part thereof.
By order of the Common Council dated October 17th, 1921.
GEORGE E. HALVORSEN, Mayor.
i EARL RACE, City Recorder.
SlALEM, OREGOX, FOR THE YEAR 1922. AS PREPARED BY
AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTElt 118 GENERAL LAWS OF ORE-1921.
ESTIMATE OP PROPOSED EXPENDITURES FOR THE CITY OF
THE BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF SALEM, OREGON,
GOX FOR
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1. Recorder and Purchasing Agent-
2. Clerk Hire 1 Bookkeeper
1 Stenographer
Original Estimate Sheets as Prepared by the Various Of
ficers and Departments of the City of Salem, Oregon
-Salary
! Approprl
Year 1918 Year 1919 Y'ear 1920 ated 1st 6
Mos. 1921
. 1.200.00 $ 1,?00.00 1,800.00 800.00
1,530.00 810.00
994.35 535.00
Expended
1st 6 Mos.
1921
S 900.00
810.00
510.00
Budget Committee's
Estimate of Propoed
Expenditure for 1922
Total esti
mated Ex
penditure 1922
Estimated
1922
1,800.00
1,620.00
1,060.00
1,800.00
Total
1,740.00
3.
4.
5.
Treasurer Salary 1,200.00
City Attorney Salary 1,200.00
City Attorney's Stenographer Salary 397.84
6. Street Commissioner Salary
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.230.00
Marshal Salary 1,180.65
Police Salaries 5.251.27
Police Matron Salary 600.00
Expense Police Department Postage
Printing
Taxi Hire .
Telephone and Telegraph
Gas and Oil
Supplies
Motorcycle Repairs
Miscellaneous
Betterment
2,100.00 2,524.35 S 1,345.00 S 1,320.00 $ 2,680.00 2,680.00
1375.00 1,500.00 750.00 750.00 1,500.00 1,500.00
1.200.00 1,500.00 ; 750.00 750.00 1,500.00 1,500.00
364.41 349.23 I 225.52 225.52 600.00 600.00
1,320.00 1,800.00 ' 900.00 900.00 1.800.00 1.800.00
1,199.30 1,515.15 i 900.00 900.00 1,800.00 1,800.00
7,980.05 10.900.26 5,000.00 3,784.35 14,400.00 14,400.00
749.30 1,076.17 600.00 644.72 1,200.00 1,200.00
! 13.00 10.00 30.00
108.54 100.77 200.00
j . 245.60 171.00 500.00
U 93-77 71.31 150.00
i 104.80
128.69 62.16 150.00
296.21 370.66 450.00
120.24 - 26.18 100.00
250.00
Total S
Meals
414.90 1.094.02 1,110.85 375.00 $ 812.08 $ 1 830.00 1,830.00
11. Expense City Jail
Laundry
Betterment and Repairs
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57.85
3.95
5.00
182.10
15.15
3.65
230.00
30.00
40.00
Total
12.. Health Off cr
13. Sanitary Inspector (Deputy Health Officer)
14. Incidental Expense Health Officer Medicine.
Fumlgators
Postage ......
Printing . .
Expenses. Pest House
Groceries and Supplies
Hospital Expenses ...
Miscellaneous
50.95
500.00
860.00
187.90
00 00
841.92
Total
15.
Salaries and Maintenance Firo Department
Salaries 1 Chief $160.00 per mo. ..
1 Captain 9 13 5.00 per xno
1 Engineer $135.00 per mo. ....
11 Flrememn $125.00 per mo
4 Callmen $100.00 per mo
Gas and OIJ . .
Supplies
Repairs and Tires . .
Accident Insurance
Laundry ..i. .
New Hose and Repair Old.... ,
Miscellaneous
Bettermenmt
177.62
549.80 $
66.80 50.00 $ 200.90 $ 300 00 CoO.OO
R02.98 37.",.00 375.00 750.00 750.00
1.185.87 550.00 549.97 1,200.00 1,200.00
180.55 83.40 100.00
129.82 80.00 80.00
11.00 4.00 15.00
80.70 6.50 10.00
533.28
58.91 28.12 60.00
177.00 50.00
79.15 4.99 35.00
1.073.41 125.00 $ 384.01 $ 350.00 350.00
s
20,451.68
162.83
203.55
521.60
453.49
106.00
1,517.50
138.43
11.170.20
89.12
36.08
795.66
292.98
37.70
580.45
25.93
21,570.00
100.00
50.00
916.00
450.00
75.00
500.00
25.00
200.00
Total
16,115.44 17,113.88 $23,555.08 12,030.50 $13,028.13 $23,886.00 23.886.00
16. Water Supply. Fire Hydrants
17. Engineering and Surveying Salary .
18. Maintenance. Public Buildings Janitor
Laundry
Repairs
Supplies
Miscellaneous
Betterment
Insurance
Total
19. Fuel, City Hall Saw Dust .
Cord Wood
3.865.78
1,543.00
13.394.06
1,556.75
1,619.83
Total
613.82
;
2,044.54
512.90
5,310.00 2.875.00 2,655.00 5,750.00 5,750.00
1,974.50 1,000.00 1,195.75 '2,200.00 2,200.00
707.10, ' 360.00 750.00
9.86 5.35 10.00
29.65 18.23 25.00
173.50 58.53 50.00
58.95 15.50 15.00
150.00
733.84 '
979.05 2,000.00 $ 1,191.45 $ 1,000.00
354.00
450.00
686.50
750.00
20. Comfort Station
Water .....
Repairs . . . .
v ' Supplies
Miscellaneous
-Janitor
Total , 3,164.45
685.97
21.
Public Library Books
Periodicals
Binding
Salaries
Janitor
Water
Heat
Light
Building Repair
Supplies
Postage and Freight
Insurance
Miscellaneous
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$ 804.00 300.00 $ 686.50 $ 750.00
525.00 270.00 540.00
171.53 77.23 175.00
51.60 19.75 50.00
353.17 20.05 150.00
28.97 2.70 85.00
$ 1,130.27 500.00 $ 389.73 $ 1,000.00
1,497.18 1,625.00 1,500.00
279.65 240.00 240.00
264.95 245.00 250.00
3,279.47 3.555.00 3,550.00
848.50 825.70 800.00
36.71 30.00 '30.00
339.62 360.00 345.00
197.00 ' 230.00 230.00
205.88 95.00 95.00
164.73 170.00 160.00
104.52 154.41 150.00
362.15 125.00 125.00
95.41 20.00 25.00
l.oeo.oo
750.00
1,000.00
Tdtal
5,600.00 5,600.00 $ 7,675.77 3.550.00 $ 7,675.11 $ 7,500.00 7 500.00
22.
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Lighting City Barns
Comfort Station
City Hall i
, 400 C. P. Street Lights I
Alley Lights
Cluster Posts .
250 C. P. Street Lights ,
80 C. P. Street Lights . . . - .
One-half Cost of Lighting Willara. R. Bridge
Lights at-Wtllamette University ;
Waite Memorial Fountain
Renewals and Repairs
25.91
250.29
210.83
10,089.20
240.00
3,510.00
260.40
170.00
207.00
24.00
112.76
1,125.71
12.55 30.00
130.50 250.00
107.41 210.00
5,517.60 11,000.00
120.00 240.00
1,752.00 3,510.00
130.00 260.00
85.00 170.00
103.50 207.00
12.00 24.00
55.17 115.00
565.30 984.00
, Total ......
i..v 15,275.13 $15,880.83 $16,226.10 8,100.00 $ 8.591.23 $17,000.00 17,000.00
23.
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Public Parks A. City Parks, Tools and Supplies
. - , Labor' ,
Plumbing
Shrubbery and Flowers
Fertilizers .
Fountains
r Walks ' .
Water
.Betterment
' , Miscellaneous .. .
B. Auto Parks Repairs
. Plumbing
Labor
Fuel
Lighting '
Water
Supplies ... ...
Miscellaneous
Total . . t
24. Public Printing Notices of Street Improvement.
Advertising for Bids ,
Estimates
Miscellaneous
Advertising Doga
2,300.00
S.400.00
50.00 26.40
1,705.65; 1,091.50
36.85 23.00
154.55 55.50
46.84 9 00
451.77 27.50
9 5.45
282.65 64.79
456.50 73.90
116.36
107.40
40.60
189.00
18.00
13.47
33.41
i 5.30
20.37
3,396.62 2.250.00 $ 1,799.14
60.05 178.90
83.69 16.25
59.40
47.00 51.20
5,000.00
100.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
Total
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631.90
25. Incidental Expense of City
i Premiums on Officers Bonds -.
Taxes on Oaks Addition
Auditing. Treasurer's and Recorder's Books..
Postage and Printing
Supplies
Filing Fees and Costa
Expenses of Mayor
Miscellaneous
'':ki'
Total -
213.82 $ 250.05 112.50 $ 246.35 S 225.00
197.50 195.00 195.00
1 882.84
200.00 150.00 150.00
, 1,022.90 176.89 321.88
103.35 101.82 150.00
286.50 84.50 250.00
600.00
544.28 185.12 200.00
.00
2.590.04 ! 4,295.93 $ 4,237.37 1,250.00 $ 893.33 $ 1,866.88
1,866.88
26. Bond Installments and Interest Payment and
Interest 'on Municipal -and Charter Act Bonds 14,700.00 14,486.00
27. Redemption of Improvement Bonds Install-
" ments and Interest on Improvement Bonds
One-tenth of Principal . . . . n.
Interest
ToUI
3,458.83
;ir'-
3,521.63
24.095.87
2,208.06
8.205.00 12.793.53 14.462.61 14,462.61
EP&zzz? lEsnsss
1,822.23
840.07
613.50
531.43 $ 2,662.30 2,662.30
!5. Sweeping and Cleaning of Streets
Labor
Accident Insurance
Horse Shoeing ,
Tools and Hardware
Yearly Clean-up ,
1 Bale Rattan
1 Dozen Brooms
Miscellaneous
6,231.63
107.32
S7.25
100.95
100. i0
119.99
Total
29. Maintenance of Band
30. Sidewalk Improvement Fund
Streets and Highways Fund
31. Material and Labor Street Dtpartment Labor
Accident Insurance
Nails and Hardware
Harness Repairs :
Horse Shoeing
Gravel
Lumber
Gasoline and Oil
Bettexment i
Hay and Oats , ; . . .
Miscellaneous
Sidewalks Subject to Lien
Asphalt .
3.8 9.-..0
1.500.00
Total 10,859.6:
Construction and Maintenance City Bridges
Labor
Nails and Supplies
Lumber
Accident Insurance
Miscellaneous
4.9M.46 $ 6.69S.04
1,500.00 1.500.00
6.758.54
92.93
203.13
18.40
190.75
2.707.73
1,293.89
1.--6.42
1.71S.S2
324.21
322.70
152.46
12,829.55 $13,939.98
344. 4S
162. r.9
740.3:.
8.95
36.00
2,9$3.45 6,000.001
T8.61 150.00f
J9.50 40.00
!S. 65 50.00
262.50 I
1 20.00
16.801
', .14.20
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:y
3,000.00 $ 3.3.02.71 $ 6.291.00;
750.00 750.00 1.560.00
j ; 100.00
6.391.00
1.500.00
100.00
4.766.45
1.11.81
117.70
j75.70
S12.75
1,07.00
2,027.54
!88.21
I
3k)1.50
231.78-
l.okn.oi
!
10.000.00
250.00
200.00
150.01)
200.00
l.ooo.oa
2.000.00
175.0a
2,000.00
855.00
34Q.00
000.00 $10,441.45 $17,170.00
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608.01
36.00
168.82
!.07
750.00
300.00
750.00
22.50
177.50
Total
Grand total for Streets and Highways Fund.
!.226.4"
3,199.93 $ 1.292.37
!,000.00 $ I 714.90 $ 2.000.00
J14.0S6.09 $16,029.48 $15,232.35 $ 9,000.00 11,156.35 $19,170.00 $ 19,170.00
Special Sewer and IraiiiaRe Fund
33. Installments and Interest on Bonds
Installments on Bonds 24.OO0.00
Interest on Bonds 19,200.00
4.000 00
17.400.oo
24.000.00
16,800.00
54,000.00
7.800.00
24 000.00
13)800.00
Total
3 4. New Sewers
Grand 'total for Special Sewer and Drainage
Fund 43,200.00
j Total Estimated Expenditures for 1922
Estimate of probable receipts fori 922
General License Fees
Receipts of City Recorder's Office
Interest on City Funds
Sale of Bonds
$43,200.00 $41,400.00 $40,800.00 19,800.00 $31,800.00 $37,800.00
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j 20.000.00
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41.400.00 40.S00.00 19.800.00 31,8,00.00 57.800.00
57.800.00
$199,873.79
Total
Estimated Tax Levy for 1922.
Estimate
Receipts
for 122
5.000.00
. . r . 4.000.00
j l.OOQ.OO . "
j 8.430.00
. - , j 18.430.00 18,430.00
' J $181,443.79
V.'c hereby certify that the .above estimate of proposed expendi
tures is true and correct. j i v
W. W. MOORE. Chairman. j
E. B. MILLARD, Secretary.
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G. E. HALVORSEN
A. F. MARCUS
F. I. UTTER
J. BAUMGARTNER
HAL. D. PATTON
JAS. M cCLE LIA N D
J. A. JEFFERSON
RALPH THOMPSON
GEO. J. WENDEROTH
J. B, GIESY
A. H. MOORE
II. H. VANDEVORT
CARL T. TOPE
ED. SCHUNKE
O. L. SCOTT
W.jW. MOORE i
D. W. FISHEIIR t
LOtJIS LACHMUND
MAX O. BUREN
L. f. ALDItlCH r
W. H. DANCY t
P. W. GEISER
B. B. HERRICK
E. E. FISHER !
II. V. DOE I
HUGH JORY ,
E. p. MILLARD
S. C- K10IITLINGER
F. H.DEBBY f
K. M. HOFFNELL
Budget Cemjnltte, City of Salem, Oregon.
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MEASUR
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IS PUT T
Bill for Creation of Commis
sion on Foreign War
Debts Passed
would have 'ordered all the pa
pers in the cases here for review.
The Nonpartisan league is in
terested more or less directly in
a second case on the supreme
court docket, involving valadlty
of the North Dakota law regulat
ing grain elevators within the
state. The lower courts held the
state legislation to be in conflict
with federal statutes and a re
straint upon! interstate commerce.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 4. Ttao
house late today passed the bill
for creation of a commission,
headed by the secretary of . the
treasury with full authority to
refund war debts of foreign na
tions due the United States and
amounting to ten billion dollars.
Except for one minor amend
ment on phraseology, the bill
tood up while several Republi
cans and Democrats were attempt
ing to pull it down with amendments.
First to be defeated was a pro
posal by Representative Frear of
Wisconsin, Republican, providing
that foreign nations indebted, to
the United States be required to
pay a rate of interest averaging 5
per cent. Later the amendment
by Representative Collier. Misiss-
sippi, Democrat, to require con
gressional review or approval of
claims settlements, was defeated,
117 to 71, on a rising vote, and
135 to 98 In a man to man count.
It was this same proposal, era
braced in a motion to recommit
that was put to the house for a
recorded vote later and defeated
185 to 131.
Amendments flew in from all
sides, all being rejected.
An amendment that interest
payments be used towards a
bonus for former service men was
thrown out on a point of order
by Chairman Fordney, who ex
pressed the hope that congress at
the regular session would vote
for the bonus.
BUT U.S. SETS
Many Valuable American
Stamps Found in England,
Engraving is Excellent
American stamp collectors have
been in London lately eagerly try
ing to secure the pick of English
collections of United States'
stamps. One reason for the pre
sent boom in American stamps, a
well-known London stamp dealer
explains is the fact that the older
issues are remarkably weel en
graved.
"Americans " this dealer con
tinues, "are particularly keen on
issues depicting scenes in their na
tional history.
"The 24-cent issue rrf 1869
shows a picture of the signing of
the; Declaration of Independence.
It is so excellent a specimen of
the engraver's art that its present
quotation is four poundB, unused,
and two pounds used.
'A few specimens of this stamp
are worth one hundred pounds,
for a quaint reason. By inadver
tence, a very small number were
ture upside down; and the few
still existing fetch the enhanced
figure.
"The 90-cent stamp of the 1869
issue, with no embossing, and
brown gum, bearing a picture of
Abraham Lincoln, is In great de
mand at twenty pounds.
"Quite a little romance was at
tached te the sale of an old stamp
to an American collector the other
day.
"Looking through one of the
13 volumes of our largest collec
tion, he suddenly caught sight of
an old envelope bearing an 1847
George Washington stamp.
.'That is certainly remarkable,"
he exclaimed. That letter Is ad-!
pressed to my gradmothef ; and f
it was written by my grandfather
before their marriage."
'He promptly bought It' at a.
high price as a matter ot sentl-:
inent." i 4 , j
j Never Want Anything Else
The season or ' coughs, colds,
croup and bronchial troubles ia at
hand. Every mother will be in
terested la this' letter from Mr
E. K. Olson, 1917 Ohio Ave., Su
perior. Wis. "t tried many dit
erent kinds ot, cough medicine,
ut now I never want anything
else than Foley's Honey and Tar.
used It for all my children when
I lived in Iowa and also for my,
grandchild in Duluth, and it has
always done good work." Con-i
tains no opiates.' Sold everywhere.
-Adv. .. i.-.'.j t'.'r I
I . In the .proposed national borse
phoe pitching contest; it might, be
well to look out for a "ringer, "j
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Foley Cathartic Tamets are Just
the thing for constipation. Their
action is wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing, without griping,
nausea or inconvenience. Thej
banish biliousness, headache,
bloating", gas, bad breath, coated
tongue and other symptoms oi
disordered digestion. Mrs. H. J.
Marchard. 36 Lawrence street,
Salem, Mass.. writes: "I used
Foley Cathartic Tablets for con
stipation with good results. I
keep them in the house." Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Petitions of Townley
And Gilbert Refused
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. The
supreme court today refused a
petition of A. C. Townley and
Joseph Gilbert, as president and
manager respectively of the Na
tional Nonpartisan leasne for ro
view of their conviction before
Minnesota courts on charges
growing out of their alleged ac
tivities in opposition to the na
tion's war activities.
The petition sought from the
court a writ of certiorari to the
supreme court of Minnesota which
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