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THE GOLD HILL N E W S W inter CCC Camp« Allotted to Northwest THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1933 N O T IC B O P SCHO O L M EETING A ncient H istory N O T IC E IS HEREBY G IVEN lo the legal voter* of School District ,0 ,1 c “ u"*y. Slate of Oregon, that a School Meeting of said district w ill be held at Sahool House on the 27th day of October. 19.13, at two o clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the budget hereinafter set out w ith the levying board und to vote on the proposition of levying a district las total amount ot >f money needed by the said school district during i I lose the fiscal year beginning on June 30th, 1934. and ending June 30th? tif is estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, district tax, and all other money* of the district. Ttyirty-niuu w inlvr CCC (amp* FROM OUR FILES have been uutiiurtxcd lo r Oregon, 26 Years Ago uiid fo rly-lw o (or Washington, by Itobvrl Fvchner, director of emer gency conservation work, according F rom T h e G old l l i l l N e w s lo announcement by C. J. Buck, o f O cto b er 11, 1907, regional forester, Portland, Oregon, BUDGET Title* murks the d o te of the first E stim a ted R eceip ts Operations will-ugain be resumed kik mouths period of the emergency ut the Tin Pan mine, on Gulls creek 2. From the county »cltool fund ................................................... ......»1,920.00 ...... 320.00 conservation work, where 121 camp* after a delay of several month*. O. 3. From stale school fund .................... ..... .............. ...... 4. From elementary school (and ....... I ¿ « M g . were operated in the two slate*, (/. Bunuril, of Denver, Colorado, a r 7. From county high school tuition fund for tuition ....... 1,170.00 'llie result* of this first kik inonllik rived In Gold H ill lust Saturday to 0. Beceipt* from all other sources: 1. <). and C. fund ...... 600.00 have bei/o hlgiily succeeaful, ac lake charge of the uffuirs ut the 10. T o ta l e stim a te d r e c e ip ts (item* 1 to 9, in c.,............. ......»5510.00 cording Io Iboke clokely in touch mine. The company w ill ut ouce E stim a ted E x p e n d itu r es w itli the work. G E N E R A L C O NTR O L dismantle the m ill that is now on The reduction in numberk of the property and w ill install a new Elemen High tary School eainpk for the winter period is ten-slump mill. 1. Personal service: made necessury by (lie fuel that 12) Clerk ................................. » 150.00 • 150.00 muny of the high mountain eumpk. (4, Compulsory education and The dugo section men were u census .................................. . 25.00 unit those east of (lie Cascades' are little hilarious Wednesday evening, 10.00 2. Supplies ..................................._....... 7.50 7.50 being abandoned for the winter. und uniused themselves by shooting 3. Elections and publicity ............... 37.60 3750 New winter camps have been es lodes through the roof of their sec 4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, tablished in many lower wekt aide tion house. etc........................................................ 1250 1250 loeatioiik, where working eondi- 5. Other expense* of general con trol: ttonk and work to be done mude The Bowden mine. In the Black- ( I I Gen. Sundry ............... - ___ 50.00 76.00 these eumpk advikuble, according to well district w ill become the scene Mr. Buck. S. T otal E x p e n se o f G en era l C on trol of activity once more. Geo. II. Mc » 575.00 For llie slide of Oregon, 23 winter Donough has recently purchased II. IN S T R U C T IO N — S u p e r v isio n camps w ilt be in national forests; this property und w ill soon com 1. Personal service: 8 on Oregon-California land grunt mence development work on the (1 , Supervisors ............. ........... 342.00 342.00 lund; one in u stale forest, two in same. 2. Supplies, principals und super visor* .......... ........................ .......... 10.00 20.00 slate parks, and five on private lund. Mrs. G. E. Bouinann has sold her ». T o ta l E x p e n se . S u p e r v isio n » 714.00 In Washington, 17 ramps w ill be stock of m illinery, in this city, to in national forests; I on a naval Mrs. Waughtel, of Grants Puss, who I I I . IN S T R U C T IO N — T e a c h in g 1. Personal service: reservation; 3 on stale forests; 8 w ill soon rc-opcn the store with a (1) Teacher* ............... ................ 6.826.00 5,230.00 on state parks; and 13 on private first class of stock ot goods. 2. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) ....... 85.00 65.00 land. 3. Textbook* (desk copies and indi- :ent* ................ ..................... ........ . 400.00 50.00 Summer ramps which w ill lie oc Messrs. Turner and Peterson, of >ther expense of teaching _____ 50.00 75.00 cupied this winter w ill have the North Dakota, and Boy Cameron, necessary alterations made to make were up at the head of Sardine ». T e ta l E x p e n s e of T e a c h in g $12,781.00 them suitable for cold weather. creek last week, after big game. Mr. Tw enty-four new ramps w ill have Peterson succeeded in getting one IV. O PE R A T IO N O F P L A N T 1. Personal service: to be built. All winter camps w ill nice deer. (1) Janitors and other employe* 486.00 480.00 be r<|uipi*rd with electric lighting 2. Janitors’ supplies .............. 160.00 90.00 systems, according to the announce 3. Fuel ............................. 125.00 125.00 The brick layers have completed 4. Light and power ................ 75.00 75.00 ment, and other improvements add their work on the J. W. Merritt 6. Water ....... 120.00 120.00 ed to contribute to the comfort and building on Muin street and the welfare of the men. The catnp con building w ill soon be in the hands 8. T otal E x p e n s e o f O p era tio n » 1,850.00 struction and improvement work of the finishers. V . M A IN T E N A N C E A N D R E P A IR S w ill he handled by the Army, Mr. 1. Bepuir and replacement of fu rn i Buck said. ture and equipment ..................... 100.00 400.00 The actual construction of A. N. 2. Bepair and maintenance of build H ulhurt’s new brick was commenc ings and grounds _____________ 100.00 100.00 « » « 4 4 C 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * ed Wednesday morning. It is to be a two story structure, 25x50 feet 4. T o ta l Ex p e a se o f M a ia te a a n e o and * G old „ I I I Lodge No. 129 R ep airs and w ill make a great difference in » 700.00 L o. o. the upiieuranre of the eastern end VI. A U X IL IA R Y A G E N C IE S « of Main street. On the lot facing C 1. Library: ♦ Meet* everxy Tuesday evening (2) Library book* _________ __ 50.00 street, Mr. Hulburt has just finished 50.00 Visitor* Always Welcome 2. Health service: clearing the lot and moving the old (1) Personal service (nurse etc) 170.00 80.00 barn that stood in the corner, pre (2) Supplies and other expenses 5.00 5.00 paratory to erecting a residence 3. Transportation of pupils: A M B T H Y 8T RKBKKAH I.O D G B »7. thereon for himself. (1) Personal service _______ __2,280.0» 1.140.00 Meets eveky Wednssday Nlght at the (2) Supplies and other expenses 300.00 150.00 I. O. O. F. Iln ll, (.obl Illll. Oregon (3) Repair and replacement of buses ................... .............. .. 200.00 100.00 Ethel Martin. Noble Grand. ANY T IM E 4. Other auxiliary agencies Emmn H aff, Vice Grand. (3) Athletics ______ ___________ 50.00 50.00 E linor Forcé, Secrelary. I.ucy Mee, Treasurer. ». T o ta l E x p e n s e o f A u x ilia r y A g e n c ies » 4,430.00 Children 10c ? r. R oxy G O LD H ILL CH APTER C H R IST IA N S C IE N C E N O T IC E Christian Science services are held each Sunday morning at elev en o'clock in the building across from Odd Fellows hall. Everyonr is welcome. Snturduy, October 14 Zane Grey's rT Oder Tonto Him’ Sunday and Monday, Oct. 15-16 •H O T P E P P E R ’ Edmund Lowe, Victor Mrl.aglen Tues., Wed., October 17-18 Kate Smith in “ H ELLO EVERYBODY” by Fannie Hurst Thursday, Friday, Oct. 19-20 Saturday, October 21 Torn Mix in “ Flaming Gold” /ionhnuous Shows Sat. and Suu. Dally Mat. 1:45 Eve. 7:00 p. m. Oregon W. G. B IS H O P , M. D. and Surgeon At Barker’s Drug Slsre— Mon., Wed.. Fridays, 5 to 7 p. m. Medford office: Jackson tw enty Bank Building w— I 1. Insurance—on buildings _______ 2. Insurance— buses ..... ........ .............. 84.75 200.00 » 5S9-50 IX. D E B T S E R V IC E Principal on bomb _______ Principal on warrants ____ Interest on bonds _____ __ Interest on warrants _____ Corvallis, Oct. 12— Oregon Slate's football team left for San Francisco Thursda« morning where it w ill meet University of San Francisco Saturday. This trip is the first and only southern jaunt for the Orange men this season. Practice this week was spent mainly in polishing Ihe Orange or- fense and developing the goal-line drive which Ihe learn lacked against Gonzaga last week. With some or Ihe rough edges smoothed over, the Beavers looked much smarter and finished than they did a week ago! in Portland. Lon Sliner, coach, who I ha* not been satisfied with the ' Orangemen’s progress, worked th e ! team overtime in order to strength- j en several weak points. Although the Beaver offense has ' lacked power and variety at limes J this season, Ihe defense apparently j is not causing a lot of worry. In four games this season no learn has crossed the Orange goal. The Gon zaga Bulldogs, who were by far Oregon State's toughest opponents never once had possession of the ball inside the Orange 35-yard marker. Coach Sliner, however, hope* to develop more charge In this w ill strengthen the Beaver a*- fense even more. S U B S C R IB E FOR T H E N E W S »2.00 th e Year Buy Now PRICES ARE ADVANCING DAILY Right Now W e Are Offering Wonderful Values In SU ITS — TOPCOATS HATS — SHOES FURNISHINGS — Hurry to — HEATH’S Grants Pass, Ore. i* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Nyal 2 for 1 Sale at Jarmin’s for Drugs MEDFORD OREGON Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 12th, 13th and 14th. YOU BU Y ONE ARTICLE AND GET ONE OF EQUAL VALUE FREE! Home Remedies — Toiletries and Every Day N ecessities are displayed in our store for your selection at just half price. Be Sure to Visit Our Store On These Three Big Sale Days and Save!! Jarmi’n’s for Drugs (Between Manns Dept. Store and N ewberry’s Store) 30 North Central Ave. »4.75 200.00 5. T o ta l F ix e d C hargaa 1. 2. 4. 5. h l* tackles a n d guards, fe e lin g th s t MEN O F F TO CO LLEG E Medford, Oregon (M ail Orders Accepted— Just Include P ostage) »2500.00 ... 1,000.00 660.00 ... 480.00 ........“ “ i n i T i n n n n i u i 9. Tfetal D eb t S e r v ic e » 4,440.0« X. EM ER G EN C Y “SIX H O U R S TO L IV E ” Wnrner Baxter, Miriam Jordan W. P. C H ISH O LM . M. D. d eviar a I P r a c titio n e r Physician VII. F IX E D C H A R G ES W . R, C . I Meet* Twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at th eif Club room* in the City Hall. Base Guy, President. Edith Bryan, secretary. Madgr Dorman, Treasurer. snes ( Gold H ill. 15c O REG O N ST A T E G R ID IR O N w v xxu B. 1 j w w . T o ta l E m e r g e n c y RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenses for Ihe year __________ »27,459.50 (sum of items 1-6, 11-5, I1I-6, 1V-8, V-4, V I-5, V II-5 . IX-9, X-3. Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax ................. ...... ............. ...................... 5519.00 B a la a ce , a m o u n t to be raised by d is tr ic t ta x ______ E. A D A M S At M ann’a A u to S e r v ic e , 1729 R iv e rsid e, M edford B UILDER OF AUTOM OBILE AND T H I CK BODIES “ If its Made We Can Make It.’ Star Seed and Grocery Co. “A Service Station for the Farmer” 409-411 “G” St. Grants Pass, Ore. » 1,690.SO » 2 1,94950 Su m m ary o f Eittim ated E x p e n d itu r e s For school year from June 30, 1934, to June 30, 1935. Personal service sum of l - l - ( l ) , (2 ), (3). (4), (5 ); l l - l - ( t ) . (2 ). (3 ). (4 ); I l l - l - ( l ) . (2 ), (3) . (4 ); I V - l - ( l ) . (2 ), (3 ); V I-1 -(1 ),2 -(1 ), 3 - ( l) . 4 - < l > --------------------------------- -------- ----------- »17,670.00 Supplies 1-2: 11-2; 111-2; IV-2; V I-l-(3 ) . 2 -(2). 1,«15.90 3-(2 ), 4-(2) ................................ ................... . Maintenance and repairs V-4 .............. ............... 700.00 Debt service IX -9 .................................................... 4,640.00 Miscellaneous sunt of 1-3. 4. 5: 11-3, 4: I I 1-3. 4, 5; IV-3. 4. 5. 6. 7: Vl-1-12), 3-(3), 4-<3), 2,44450 (4) ; V II-5 ; V lll-4 . 5. 6 ......................... .......... 1,000.00 Emergency X-3 ........................................ ....... ........ Total »27.45950 Indebtedness Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all warrants issued by vote of electors) bonds »12,000.09 W arrants 4,900.00 Amount of warrant indebtedness on w ar rants issued and endorsed “not paid for lack of funds ........................................................ . None Amount of other indebtedness ............................... None 4. Total Indebtedness (sum of Items 1, 2, 3) ...... . »1S.OOS.OO Dated this 28th day of September, 1933. Attest: BERTHA COY. W. E. ROSS, District Clerk. Chairman, Board of Directors. L au n d ry »Service» ROUGH D R Y ....................................... £0 per pound One cent for each handkerchief. ECONOMY W A SH ........................... 70 per pound One cent for each handkerchief. .a * * * * * » * * * * * * * * * * * * « * * * * » * * * * * * * » * * * * * * * * '* '« » * * * * * * * * * * * F r a n k lin ’s C a fe Quality Foods S o ft Drinks Beer on Draught N ext to Craterian — Medford Oregon Shirts in either service finished for 10c each. D R Y CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only »1 each WE CALL AND DELIVER TWICE A WEEK—TUE8. - FBL LEAVE ORDERS AT SHAVERS BARBER SHOP F r e n c h ’s Steam L au n d ry Grants Pass, Oregon Conger Funeral Pallors MEDFORD, OREGON RELIABLE REASONABLE Soft, medium and hard boiled eggs in the egg- cooker for the children . . . crisp, brown woffles right from the iron, with sausages and butter, for Father ond Johnnie . . . toast, hot and crisp, for everybody, with perfect coffee, just right from the percolator . . . while Mother manoges them all at the toble. An electric fan in summer and on elec tric heater in winter odd healthful comfort while on electric chime clock gets eoch member of the family away on time. Whether it's on early morning breakfast, or a special formol dinner, electric servants ore partic ularly efficient in the "AH Electric Dining Room." » THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POW ER C O M P A N Y
