12 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Friday November 7, 1347
Vallev Obiluarle
Mrs. -Barbara Novak Manser
AMITY Funeral services
we're neld in Macy and Son chapel
JFriday, OctoSer 31, for Mrs. Bar
bara Anna Novak Mauser, who
died October 27 at the home of
her daughter in McMinnville. The
.Rev. S- James Osborne conducted
the service. Interment in Masonic
cemetery west of McMinnville.
Born in Prague, Czechoslovakia
on July 29, 1866, she came to the
United States when 22 years of
age and wa a resident of Yam
hill county for 50 years. She mar
ried Jacob F. Mauser in 1929 and
he preceded her in death in May,
1947.
Survivors are two sons, Arthur
Novak, Frazier Park, Calif., and
Oscar of Los Angeles; daughter,
Mrs. Frank P. Wickert, McMinn
ville; a brother, Albert V. Cerney
of San Francisco; ! sister, Mrs F
J. Novak, Miami, Fla.; six grand
children
children.;
and five great grand-
Mrs. Grace A. Hessler
ALBANY Mrs. Grace A.
Hessler, 60, born $t i Scio on Ap
ril 25, 1887, daughter of James A.
and Roseanne Layton, died No
vember 2. following a brief ill
ness in Corvaljis, Where she had
been making her home. Funeral
services were held at 1:30 pjn.,
Wednesday, November 5, from the
Warner-McHenry Funeral Home
in Corvallis, with burial in the
Providence cemetery near Scio.
Grace . Layton attended the
grade school at La comb and was
graduated from the Scio high
school, then was a student in the
pld Albany college for a time,
later teaching at the Cole school.
In J909 she was married to Gerile
Hessler and they made their home
at La comb. In 1939 Mrs. Hessler
moved to Corvallis where she was
employed as cook in various fra
ternities. She was a member of
the Philomath Baptist church.
Surviving are two sons, Leroy
J. Hessler of Bakersfield, Calif.,
and Ted G. Hessler, Albany; two
sisters, Mrs. Ollie. Hutchins of
MARION COUNTY CLEM'S ANNUAL KEFOBT
Far Year EaStag, Jw M, 1M7
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
County Assessor's Office -
County Assessor's Office New Maps
County Assessor's Ofice New Assessment Roll
Auditing County Records
Circuit Court
County Clerk's Office
County Coroner's- Office .....
County Court and Commissioners
Court House ..
District Attorney s Office
Salem .'Justice Court Constable
Salem Justice Court Justice
Outside Justice Courts
Juvenile Court
County Recorder's Office i
Registrations and Elections l
Sheriff Office. Tajc Dept. .
County Surveyor's Office .:v
County Treasurer's Office i
Veterans Service Office ... ..-
- PROTECTION TO PERSONS & PROPERTY: '
Water Master ,
Rodent C-itrol
Predatory Animal Control ...
Scalp Bounty i
Sealer, of Weights and Measures .....
County Sheriffs Office Legal :
Cherry Fly Control
Keep Oregon Green C.'.:
DEVELOPMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES:
Advertising; ;..
Willamette River Basin Comm. ....
County Agent's Office : '.....
County Horticulturist
HEALTir CONSERVATION: .
County Health Officer
County Herd Inspector ,
Idcmnity for Slaughter of Diseased Cattle
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Garbage Disposal :....: -
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS:
Feeble Minded Examinations and Expenses
Indigent Soldier Relief
Insane Examinations
County Jail . :
Care of Poor Miscellaneous
Care of Poor Blind
Care of Poor General Assiet
Care of Poor Aid to Dept. Children
EDUCATION:
School Superintendent's Office
4-H. Club Agent ,
Home Demonstration Agent I :
MISCELLANEOUS:
Retirement
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS:
241 County Roads, Bridges and Ferries ..
242 General Roads .-. j& -
843 Market Road Maintenance
942 Market Road Improvement .r -
VARIOUS: -
41 Couity School Fund
442 County School Library Fund . -
649 New Court Howe. - -
S4 OldAge Pensions
litt Photostat
76 Treasurer's Trust Fund .
278 Reserve for Replacement of Equipment
279 Reserve , for Replacement of Buildings ....
641 Dog License Fund 1 -
44 Fire Patrol Fund .' i .t
647 County Law Library Fund - :
46 County Fair Fund - -.... -
201 Road Revolving Fund
25 Road Revenue
IS General Fund Revenue j..
64 Fees Due State J -.
765 Non High School Districts -..
787 Trust and Agency Accounts
101 Property Revolving Fund
122 Accounts Receivable
162 Accounts Payable 1,. -
121 A Tax Refund -
125 Petty Cash - . --
Warrants
Issued
19.246.64
2.543.22
8.66437
1.900.00
: 12.060.44
2399.04
! 1 .054 84
; 11.222.96
i 16.067.69
: 6.926.06
V 4.119 01
8.443 20
1.656.97
I 6.711.46
15.091.16
834 89
19.11591
3.032.14
4.803.44
4.056.68
Total
Expenditures
19.241.39
234933
5.66437
1.900.00
12.066.04
24J25.49
13M 34
11.222.96
17.644.61
634431
4.119 01
8.44330
1. 658.97
6.711 46
1836133
8398 16
19.115.91
3.032.14
4.803.44
4.056.68
Total
Available
19,241 3
2343.23
6.664 37
1300 00 i
12.066.04
24J25.49
1.064 84
11,222 9S
17.644.81
634431
4.119.01
8.443 20
1.85897
6.711.46
18361.03
8396.19
19.115.91
3,032.14
4.803.44
4,056.68
A p propria lion
Balance
June 30. 1947
-T--
. -.
50293 50293 50293
189.79 J89.79 189.79 '
I 1,335.95 1,335 95 133533
3900 ' 3900 39.00
783.00 783.00 783.00
i 23385.18 ' 22.385.18 22,385.18
i 783.31 783 31 783.31
100.00 100.00 100.00
200 00 200 00 fc 200.00
i 400.00 400.00 400.00
! 4.220 00 4.220.O0 4.220 00
j 2310.00 231030 2410.00
' 57 487.96 57.895 61 57.895.61
i 13.996.70 , 13.996.70 13,996.70
1.136.46 1.136.46 1.136 46
68 00 68.00 68.00
76.65 ' 259.40 259.40
50.00 50.00 50.00
117.25 117.25 117.23
60885 60885 608 85
i 7.273.53 7,478.43 7.478.43
i 1.713.00 1.724.87 1.724.87
; 3.711.40 3L7 11.40 3.711.40 '
: 33.996.72 33.996.72 33.996.72
: 62.377 80 62.377.80 62,377.80
14.439.31 14.439.31 14.439 31
4.359 00 4.359.00 4,359.60
: 1360.00 1360.00 1,960.00
8.629 JO 6.62930 6.629.30
4.669 93 f 70.621 92 70.621.92
41.739.79 159.038 64 159.036.64
26.439.21 79.651 60 79.651.60
! I5.783.lt 56,87238 58,87246
204.797.03 204.797.03
235S.79 2.556 75
22231037 22231037
9SMM 191396J5 19139685
i 3.5573 3357.88 5.623.63 5,66339
84.6M 53 107337.78 23.17143
34.18233 31303.70 2379.13 Cr.
7.955.74 7355.74
7.450 65 7,713.66 12.876.40 1460.74
7.175 42 7.189.62 7.189 63 ,.
84430 83430 4426.07 3.493 17
8.79814 8.798.14 32.111.77 23413 63
242.749 19 13.710.54 Cr. . 4938642 Cr. 33373.76 Cr.
7.50
13.00 !
2.00 6.72643 7429.73 80330
5.46546
18.388 39
245633 Cr.
165.00
20.00
GRAND TOTALS
31.072.776.97
132323.00
134636234
$3,411451 90
133.09141
,06849647
16641
121333.43
$3,784,474.90 $ 373423.00
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES
General Government -.-
Protection of Persons and Property ..
Developn ent of Natural Resources -.,
Health Conservation -
, Charities and Corrections -
Education :.
Miscellaneous -
Old Age Pension . -
Roads and Highways . - -
Turnover to Other Subd
Treasurer's Trust Fund
'Miscellaneous Accounts and Revolving Funds ..
I 182.51146
26.11916
7330.60
73.156.17
110.06542
20.75841
6.629.30
191396 85
368.184.44
207453.60
84.666.53
2.132.780.66
The peak of electric street car
development in the United States
came in 1917 when more than
80,000 street railway cars were
operated on 45,000 miles of track.
TOTALS
$3.411451.90
Alexander II of Russia liberat
ed 20,000,000 serfs at the time
of the American Civil war which
resulted in the freeing of the
slaves.
Animal Hospital Nears Completion.in Silverton
17-- i t 1 . U . -i -?rw
8ILVEXTON 8ilvertB's acw small-animal bespltal being; ccmpleted y Dr. E. I BeakeL his East
Oak street property. This is SUvertn's first aalaul hespltal. (Lanea PheU far The Statesman.)
Banks and Mrs. Stella Flanagan
of Scio; a brother, Roy Layton of
Gresham and one grandson.
Ferdiand Hcesing
LEBANON Ferdiand Hoes-
mg. born in Hardington, web., in
1877, died at his home on Route
three November 2. He was bur
ied in the Jordan cemetery No
vember 4 after services in the
Jordan church. A resident of Leb
anon for ten years, Hoesing is
survived by his widow, Margar
et; three sons, Paul and Roman
of Lebanon and Ralph of Salem;
two daughters, Gertrude Sueing,
Lebanon and Dolores Weber, Jef
ferson and 15 grandchildren.
Mrs. Sarah Edmonds
LEBANON Mrs. Sarah Eli
zabeth Edmonds, born in Brook
lyn, N.Y., in 1877, died in a1 lo
cal hospital November 1. Inter
ment was. in the I OOF cemetery
Monday; November 3, after serv
ices in the Huston chapel con
ducted by the Rev. J. Harvey
Schmidt of the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Edmonds who came
here from Arkansas, is survived
by three sons and two daughters:
Carl, Lawrence and Matthew Ed
monds, Mrs. Ro6s James and Mrs.
Herman Wilson, all of Lebanon.
Ell Glenn
ALBANY Funeral services
for Ell Glenn," 75, who died in
Tacoma, Wash November 3, will
be held in Albany from the Fort-
miller chapel at 1 o clock Friday,
November 7. Burial will be in the
Palestine cemetery. Glenn had
been ill only a short time.
Born July 15, 182 in Neosha,
Mo., Glenn came to Oregon 44
years ago to Mill City, Albany,
and more recently to Creswell. He
was a retired farmer. In 1891 he
married Matilda Jane Horton at
Caball, Miss. Following her death
he married again, and his second
wife died in Tacoma, Wash., on
Friday. October 31, and was bur
ied at Buckley, Wash., on Monday
of this week.
Surviving are four children.
Mrs. Greta Dennison of Tacoma,
Wash., Mrs. Denny Coughran of
Springfield, Mrs. Annis Davis of
Mill City, and Ernest Glenn or
Creswell. Surviving also are nine
grandchildren, eight great grand
children and a brother, Layton
Glenn of Pitcher, Okla. '
Edna Rose, Juanita Pellett, Lois
and Myrtle King; one sister, Al
ice Cox, Valsetz and three broth
ers, George of Molalla, Elmo of
Redmond and Lloyd of Summit.
Jefferson D. Gainer
LEBANON Jefferson D.
Gainer, born in West Virginia,
June 11th, 1861, died at his home
Wednesday, November 5. A resi
dent of this community for 37
years he is survived by his wid
dow, Flyorence Gainer, and by
three daughters and six sons: Mrs.
R. W. Mornings tar, Mrs. Pearl Lo
gan and Mrs. George Engasser,
Gleason Gainer of Lebanon; Bert
of Waldport; Theodore, Beryl and
Ivan of Portland and Earl of Sa
lem. Funeral services are being
arranged by the Huston Funeral
Home. Interment will be in the
family plot in the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Warner
McMINNVILLE Died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kun
nie Hendershott, in McMinnville,
November 6, at the age of 87. She
is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. E. E. Burch of Salem. Mrs. !
Kunnie Hendershott of McMinn
ville, and Mrs. Lee Tate of Port
land; two grandchildren and two
great - grandchildren. Funeral
services will be at Macy's Funeral
home in McMinnville at 1:30 p.m.,
Saturday, November 8.
Otto Henry Schwab
SILVERTON, Nov. 6 Otto Hen
ry Schwab, 61, died Wednesday at
a local hospital. He had lived in
Silverton for the past 17 years and
was the husband of Louise Schwab,
who survives.
Funeral services will be held to
day at 2:30 in the memorial chapel
of the Ekman funeral home with
final rites at Gervais cemetery. The
Rev. S. L. Almlie will officiate.
The deceased was born Oct. 11.
1888, at Morganville, ' Kan. He
served as a mail carrier on Sil
verton rural routes for several
years prior to last summer, when
he retired.
In addition to the widow he is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Monica Stokx of San Luis Obispo,
Calif., and Mrs. Eloise Johnson
of Silverton; two .sons, Orville
Schwab of Grants Pass and Arland
Schwab of Silverton; two brothers,
Zeno Schwab of Gervais and Ar
thu Schwab of Clatskanie, and
three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Batters
by of Portland, Mrs. Martha Reil
ing of Wood burn and Mrs. Susie
i Cutsforth of Gervais.
The Ruhr's main stretch is only
40 miles long yet it contains Eu
rope's biggest concentration of
mines, mills, power plants, man?
ufacturing centers, canals and
railways.
Honorable Judge and County Commissioners
Marion County. Salem. Oregon
I hereby submit statement of money received for taxes and amounts turned
over to the County Treasurer for 1946-47 and prior years together with balance
on hand for the period beginning January 1. 1947 and ending June 30, 1947.
Carl King
LEBANON Carl King, born
at Toledo in 1895, died November
3 at his home near Tangent and
was buried Thursday in the
Aumsville cemetery at 2 pjn. The
Huston Funeral Home of Lebanon
made arrangements. He is sur
vived by his widow, Gladys Mae
King and by nine children, most
of them living in this vicinity:
sons, Lloyd, Larry, James and El
vin; and daughters, Lucille Raber,
TAX ROLL
1946-47
1945-46
1944-45
1943-44
1942.43 .
1942
1941
1940
1938 :
1939
1937
1936 ,
1935 ,
1933-34 -
1932 .
1931 .
1930 -
1929
192S .
1927 ;
1926
Yield Tax
Public Utility -Chapt.
339. Ore. Laws 1943 .
Balance
On Hand
Collected
During First
Turned Over
During First
Balance
On Hand
January 1. 1947 Six Months 1947 Six Months'1947 June 30, 1941
$1,411.66045 $ 196.76431 $1327.435.7 $ 83309 44)
s, 42.174.68 17.626.44 53,694.13 6.108 99
6449 02
233241
444 48
73 26
263.74
$1249
394 17
128 96
140 94
13043
$94 59
69139
327.93
229 89
2194S
242.53
$54 41
94533
5.093 19
1.783 63
233 10
272.16
434 00
73 7$
4277
36 00
9143
9339
13030
522.52
185.73
219.74
249.46
135 85
6042
25 06
2193
949649
68940
11471 3$
3.1O0 6S
525.32
94.42
29249
54733
415 65
1283
VM94
13340
546.42
649 85
344.76
' 274 Jl
. 22732
28347
60045
34543
1879
2.923 66
$8940
2376.63
1415.17
15246
"251 M
40745
4943
2149
36.00
1.33
$6.43
109 07
46446
16630
17432
24042
9501
1448
25 06
3.14
372.63
TOTAL
STATE OF OREGON
$1,469.86038 $ 230.263 60 $1.60437742 f 95.167.46
MARION COCNTY FINANCIAL STATEMENT
June 38, 1947
ASSETS
FUNDS
General
Property Revolving .
Photostat Revolving .
Roads and Highways
Countyf School
School ; Library ..
Miscellaneous
Tax' Suspense .J. ..
Market Roa:
Courthouse Const. .
TOTALS
FUND
General
Picperty Revolving .
Photos'at Revolving
Rnad and Highway
County School
Retool Library
Miscellaneous
Tax Suspense
Market Roads
Court House Const. .
Cash
395.07243
66.03949
2.065.95
423.583.15
7.67
2.72748
34.53445
145.341.78
22240.27
Taxes
Receivable
$ 5649543
1.613.43'
23454.15
24042
200.688.73
15.868.05
8457.44
Accounts
Receivable
$ 55347.56
Contracts
Receivable
$
29.449.18
Money
Advanced
$ 115.00
33.873.76
Road
Equipment
$
70.927.37
Road
Buildings
73313$
Total
Assets
507.430.16
95.488 57
2.06535
839.931 69
23461 82
2367.70
34334 25
346.030.51
115.867 04
230.667.71
;.$1493,681.06 $306,317.47
Appropriation
$
Warrants
Payable
$109,512.68
34.534 23
22241047
. $ 256,844.52 $109,512.68
$ 55.947 58 $ 29,449.1$ $ 33,990.76 $ 7032747 $ 73313$ $1.898445.40
AND Sl'RPLl'S
Unappropriated Surplus
Reserve for Reserve for Surplus Invested Total
Accounts Uncollected Uncollected At Fund Permanent Liabilities
Payable Taxes Taxes Balance Property Or Surplus
$ 5.014.26 $ 56495 23 $ $336,605.87 $ $ 507.430.16
21325.87 29.449.18 45.01333 95.488.57
2.06595 2.065.95
- 1.613.43 439.458 91 78,85945 $39,931.69
2345415 767 2346132
240.32 1.7274$ 2367.70
3433445
145441.7$ 200.688.73 946.030.51
13.868 05 99398.99 115367.04
8.357.44 230.667.71
$17148331 $306417.47 $ 29,449.1$ $900,86477 $12337237 $1398445.40
TOTAL -
STATE OF OREGON )
': -! -
I H A Judd. Countv Clerk of Marion County. Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the amount of claims al
lowed b'v the Countv Court of Marion County, on what accounts allowed, and the amount of warrants drawn, for the year ending June 30. 1947. and of the
amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid and of the financial conditon of Marlon County on June 30. 1947, as the same appears upon the records of my
office and in my official custody. i ,ki- ... .... a.i. toa?
WITNESS my hand and tne.seai 01 me toumj -' j
(SEAL)
BKTIRN ON TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1946-47 - TO JUNE 3$, 1947
To The Honorable County Court and Commissioners j
M"Therewtmakreturn on the Tax Rolls of Marlon County. Oregon for the
year 1946-47. balanced up to and including June 30. 1947. with errors and douW
assessments and separation noted and delinquent taxes extended In the Proper
column in each of the (6 six volumes constituting said 1946-47 tax roll, ana 1
meke the following statement compiled therefrom: .
Total taxe charged on the Tax Rolls t3."2-! ! 1
Intfrnl -nll-trl : 1499.99
Sheriffs Assessments . 1.976.60
Separations - - - 1031433
Total tax Ar interest collected, less discount allowed
Discount allowed -.
Errors and Double Assessments
Separations . .
Unpaid. June 30, 1947 - 5
TOTAL
STATE OF OREGON )
H. A. JUDD. County Clerk
1461341.07
6042199
3.028.22
10.01433
130,694.12
. $2,486,006.93 $2,486.00633
COUNTY OF MARION) J11 . . .
I. Denver Young. Sheriff and Tax Collector, hereby certify that the facta
as set forth in the foregoing statement are true: that the sum therein reported
unpaid il unpaid and the said statement shows the condition of the 1946-47 tax
roll for Marion County. Oregon up to and including the 30th day of June 1947,
as I verily believe. '
6 DENVER YOUNG
Sheriff and Tax Collector for Marion County. Oregon
SUMMARY OF SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Balance on hand January 1. 1947 $1,466,860.8$ $
COLLECTIONS: ,
Current Taxe . 198.764 91
Delinquent Taxes Z7.333.jo
, Yield Taxes - 3496.29
Public Utility Chant. 339 Oregon Laws 1943 $8940
Turned over to the County Treasurer
Balance on .land June 30, 1947
TOTAL . .
130437742
93.167.46
$1,700,144.68 $1,700,144.68
SUMMARY Or SEMI-ANNUAL REPORTS FOR 1946-47 COMBINED
. . .... . . - j riwiii
Balance en hand July 1. 1946
COLLECTIONS :
Current Taxes
Delinquent Taxes
Yield Taxes ..: i
- Public Utility Chapt. 339. Oregon Laws 1943
Turned over to the County Treasurer
Balance on- hand June 30. 1947
$ ' 78.261.47
2461.941.07
. 139.854.86
1 $8940
2489.449.93
95467.44
TOTAL
$2,484,61649 $2,484.61649
Lions Club Members
Hear Safety Talk j
SILVERTON The Silverton
Lions club held its weekly meet
ing at George's cafe Wednesday
night with over 30 in attendance,
Frank Powell was presiding offi
cer. Motion pictures on safety and
proper driving, $hown by John
Mathews of the Oregon State
traffic division, were shown. He
was accompanied here by James
Banks.
The club members heard plans
of the Thanksgiving dinner to be
held November 19 with. Clara
Morley in charge. Members vot
ed to attend the Parent-Teacher
association production "Cornza
poppin Thursday night, Novem-i
ber 13.
Robert Miller, education com
mittee chairman, gave a brief
talk on American education week.
NAVY MAN HOME
GERVAIS Dean E. Booster,
signalman 3c, United States
navy, son of Mrs. Lucille Booster,
is home on a 60-day leave from
two years overseas duty in the
Philippines and China. He will
report at San Francisco for re
assignment at the expiration of
his leave.
The word soap is believed to
have been derived from Sapo
Hill, a sacrificial spot near Rome
where the clay, which was satu
rated with fat mixed with alkali
and - ashes from the altar fires,
proved useful in washing clothes.
1
The Galapagos islands derive
their name from the giant Gala
pagos tortoise.
UARiniSI COUNTY I
I. Denver Young. Sheriff and Tax Collector for Marion County. Oregon, do
Hrhv rrt,ifr that the forecoinf statement of taxes collected and the amounts
turned over to the County Treasurer, together with the balance on hand. Isl
true as I verily believe. , 1
, DENVER YOUNG.. Sheriff and Tax Collector
STATE OF OREGON
) as. .
COUNTY OF MARION ) .
I. S. J. Butler, do hereby certify that the following Is a true and correct
statement of the amounts received, paid, and remaining on hand in the County
Treasury of Marion County, Oregon for the annual period ending June 30, 1947.
S. J. BUTLER
;, S. 3. Butler. County Treasurer. Marion County. Oregon
Honorable Judge and Commissioners
County Court of Marion County
Salem, Oregon
Gentlemen:
. As provided by Chapter 27-1713. Oregon Code 1930. this report Is submitted
showing as of June 30. 1947. the cash on hand .cash in banks and collateral
securing such bank deposits, interest rate paid on bank deposits, cash items.
Investments amd fund balances.
As at June 30. 1947, there were no outstanding warrants endorsed "not paid
for want of funds."-
S. J. BUTLER
County Tresurer of Marion County
Collateral
Security
1300.000.00
ASSETS
Cash Account
Ladd Ac Bush Branch U. S. Natl. Bank
U. S. Nat 1, Bank of Portland Mt. Angel .
, Interest Rate Paid on Deposits j of lrr. $8,087.03
Coolldge St McClaine Bank General Acct.
First Natl, of Portland Salem. General
First Natl, of Portland Stayton
First Natl, of Portland Woodburn .
Gervais State Bank General Account
Mill Ciy State Bank General Account
State Bank of St. Paul General Account
National City Bank of New York
Bond Investment Account .. . ....
Warrant Investment Account
Certificate of Deposit Investments .
Claim Advances - -
Indemnity Fund Investment Account
General Road Fund Investment Account
School District No. 4 Investment Account
School District No. 24 Investment Account
County Fair Fund Investment ' -
Court House Const. Fund Investment , .,
TOTAL ASSETS
FUND BALANCES
General Fund
Elementary School Fund
Old Are Pension Fund
Gen'r- Road Fund
Mark ' Road Maintenance Fund
Dog License Fund
Fir Fund
Indemnity Fund " ... , ,, ,,
Law Library Fund
Circuit Judee Fees Fund
District Attorney Feet Fund
Liquor Law Enforcement Fund . . -
County School Fund - .
Countv School Library Fund
TRUST. AGENCY AND SUSPENSE FUNDS
?reasurers Trust Fund
ax Advance Suspense Fund
Special Tax 'WiTint Control Account
Other Trust Funds .
Trust Funds due to Cities. Schools, etc. 111 S3 ?
. Amounts
$ 2385 85
329.146 60
1746254
4530060
270421 14
13.000 00
15.000 00
15.040.00
26.001 66
18.250 00
1.552 50
. 250.000 00
13.92238
26.07803
506 56
1.000 00
200.000 00
Z 60413 30
3,00000
$3,000.00
SJ .393.681 06
- 429.465 81.
I 22.690 65
423.025.26
11134807
5321.16
24.023 63
1381.61
3.63267
16400
13530
48160
7 67
t 2.727 48
. 23.17143
Z 16683
372.71
50.000 00
1.000.000 00
27 000 00
30.000 00
116.000 00
Court House Const. Fund ..
TOTAL FUND BALANCES
22241047
.$1493.681.06
Marioa Ceaaty. Oregea
TREASURER'S ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1946-47
Honorable Judge and Commissioners
County CouQt of Marion County
Salem. Oregon.
Gentlemen: ,
As provided by Chapter 27-518. Oregon Code 1930. the following Annual Statement of Marion County financial
standing is submitted for the year 1946-47. from July I. to June 30. Inclusive: showing a detail list of receipts for the
last half of year, the amount of money paid out on warrants, the fund balances, and inestments. bank and cash
balances as or June 30, 1147.
Transfers
Out
$ 30.79437
FUND ACCOUNTS
General Fund
Court House Con.
Old Age Pension .
Gen. Road
Market Road .
Dog License
Fair Fund
Indemnity
Law Library
C. J. Fees .....
D. A. Fees
Liquor Law Enf
County School
County School Library
Treas. Trust
Tax Adv.
Sp. Tax War.
Other Trust
Trust and Ag.
Balances
386470.43
145.731 65
107.140.64
403497.46
120432.61
4.122.65
20.77146
133661
2.452 54
189 .8
250.00
481.60
3382 4$
3.159.0$
15.79437
. 17131
7399.67
$339331
27234936
383.156.31
152.78539
7.443.49
$.093.14
71633
230
669.17
742140
244649133
TOTALS
.31411497.79 $3412.11731
Transfers
Disbursements In Receipts
$1,047,617.69 $ 71931232 $ 401.60510
76.578 62
18S39997
14333237 256331.12
14430085
$.09 9437.00
113531
25 00
10.75 130043
1.905.00 1382.00
2385.00 2470.00
304.66203 $3.00 196.82234
2356.73 2.12337
76.50639 $4352.44
1.400.000.00 1.400 306.00
1325316.56 132531134
153.096.79 , 44490 54 108.40049
128.477J7 47$.46949 2.036.64143
$4342.823.60 $341241731 $4 32530637
Balances
June 30. 1947
$ 429.465 81
222.310.27
22.690.65
423.025.26
11134807
5.921.16
24.023.63
1381.61
3.652.67
164.00
135.00
. 461.60
737
17274$
33.17143
16639
372.71
121333.43
$1403.68136
ER
Vt mile north of
underpass
Salem
)
At the foot of the
bridge
West Salem
Prices Effective for ENTIRE WEEK Nov. 7th thru Nov. 13th,
Friday thru 'Thursday Open Sundays.
MELLOW FREEZE
ICE CREAII ...Quarts 330
VaniHa. Fresh Strawberry. Chocolate ;
Special Flavor "Fresh Banana-Nut9'
EGGS
Grade -Aw Large
670
All Popular Brands SUGAR
Whit Solia
Honey Dew
C&H
Sea Island
All lplar Brands Ssm art in short tapply)
SHORTEIIIIIG
1 lb. .. ..... 35 c 3 lbs. . 98c
disco, Spry, Snowdrift, Jewel, Snow Creme
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
FLOUR- .3.99 S 1.99
Gold Medal, Drilled Snow, Kitchen Queen, Crovra,
, Pillsbnry's, Fisher's.
GRADE "A"
BUTTER
Rosebud (Dallas) .. ,.Lb.
750
COFFEE
1
290
b. 45e
Red Dot ... .... JL lb. bag
Shilling's, Z-lb. (last Se AU other brands, lb.
SOAP . Large Packages 270
All Popalar Brands. OxydoL Rlnso. Due, VeL Saner Sad.
Ivory, Lax. etc.
All Popalar Brands II1LK
Carnation.
Pet Borden's
Can
ll''C
NESTLES.
MORNING
Cos
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
MARGARINE
Nucoa, Durkees
All-Sweet Lb.
BEST FOODS
LlAYOmiAISE
..Pint jars
390
MIRACLE WHIP OR TANG
SMAD DRESSING
Pints 29 Quarts,... 490
CUB Calsnp
14-oz. bottle
17c
Hew Crop Damns
lb. package 43 c
2 lb. pka 22c
We have a full assortment of candied fruit,
Pumpkin Canned '. '. -....Can 10c
Best for Pies!
S TRAINED OR WHOLE
Cranberry Sauce can 18c
Baby Food Clapp's, strained
19c
cans
19c
Junior
3 cans .
Gerber's
4 cans ...
Sparry
10 lb. sack
PAIICAEE FL0PB
89c
H unary Jack
10 lb. sack ....
79c
Syrup Los Cabin . -
Tea Garden
Western Style 11 Q
16 os. . sEiWC
12-os.
Red or Elue
Karo. 24 ox.
19c
15c
12 nee packace w
SHOP ODD SELF SERVICE IIEAT DEPT.
STEAKS
Posad
BEEF ROAST
Pound
49 c
39 c
GROUND BEEF QC
Pure, pound ..- 33w
BEEF STEW
Pound
25 c
BEG MORE OR PARD
DOG FOOD 3 Cans 28c
CIDEB, Hood Diver
Gallon
45 c
Sweet Potatoes Ql
Tarns lb.
Celery. Fresh, 4Ar
Crisp Stalks, Ea. wt
Cranberries
Coos Bay ....
lb.
Radishes and Green P"
Bunch w
Onions
We Do Not Sell to Dealers. . j
We Rosorro the Right to Limit Quantities.
At the foot of the
bridge
West Salem
'i mile north of
underpass
Salem
5.'