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Thursday, October 24, 1935 The Gold HUI News, Gold Hill, Oregon CCC Camp Locations in Oregon Approved W in te r period locution» to r the 00 CCC lum ps under forest service Jurisdiction in Oregon were re cently approved by D irecto r Hubert Fecbner in Hie nuliuiiul eupllul, end provide fur 35 rumps, according to forevl service announcement. Seven Oregon cumps w ill be es tablished in locutions approved for the last period but w hich could not be occupied ow ing to shortage in enrollm ent. Camp, buildings for the locutions had been constructed d u r ing the pusl six months. These lo cations In Oregon w ill Include state and private land camps at Nehalem, T rask, Black Hock, Crabtree, T r i angle I.u k r and llllg u rd , and one national forest camp ut Bly in the K lam ath Falls-Lakeview district. Of the 35 Oregon camps 20 w ill be on the national forest, I t on stale and private land and four on Oregon and C alifo rn ia revestrd grunt lands. Inform ation Is not available at the U. S. forest service regarding locations of camps devoted Io w ork o f national ami state parks, Indian lands, reclam ation service, biologi cal survey, soil conservation or I Proposed Budget FOK THB CITY OF GOLD HILL. OREGON FOB TUB YEAR ENDING LIU . »1. lVJb The follo w in g la a budget of Ibe estimated expenditures of Hie City of Cold H ill, Oregon, for the year 1936, together w ith Ho- estimated receipts from all aourcca and the levy of taxes required Io raise Hie necessary revenue: Katiaist.d Kspaadlturea General Governm ent: Becorder ........._____ ........ ...................................... lVeasurer ......... . . . . ....... .................... ......... .......... . Attorney . Buildings and Grounds — ................................ . Elections Sundry expense items ......... • . . . . 300.00 300.00 140.00 458.(8) 100.00 200.00 Hard to Get Up These Mornings? Let Us Help You with a Westclox «1,498.00 Protection of Persons and Property: Police Department . __________________ __ F ire Departm ent .............................................. Insurance ......... .............. ................... ~ ....... ........... . Public H ra B h : H ealth O ffic er’» Departm ent ................. ........... Sanitation: Sewers Departm ent — Charities, C h a rití »1000.00 100.00 50.00 «1,150.00 « 120.00 ------ .........------........ « 120.00 ..... « 500.00 « 500.00 „ ...» « and Correction: Public W orks: Streets ______ 50.00 .... « 550.00 Education : Lib rary 50.00 « ......... 75.00 75.00 A Guaranteed Electric W estclox, $2.95 W atch for $1.25 O ther Wextclox E lectric Models from «2.25. Miscellaneous: Em ergency TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 1000 V icto r Records, Cimice 25c; 5 for «1.00 «3.50 E lectric Lamps Vases «1.85 20c 25c «1.00 Photo Albums 63c Cameras String Baby Ben Newest Priced at $2.95 W estclox Luminous Dial, Priced at $3.95 39c up Instruments, specially low priced. Prepare for Christm as bv T a k ing Advantage of These Bnrguins. MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Stanton H o w ell, Prop. Grants Pass. Oregon RIVOLI Theatre — Grants Paa* Thurx., F ri., Sul.. OoL 24 23-26 W ill Ethiopia W in the W ar I SEE Model at $3.95 ....................... « 4.665.00 Com putation of Property Tax Levy Total Iludgetrd Expenditures ......... ...................................... «10.9 j 1.00 T otal Estimated Miscellaneous Revenues «4,605.00 Expendable Surplus at beginning of 1936 (estim ated) «2,500.00 Total Miscellaneous Revenues and S u rp lu s ......................«7,105.00 Rogue River Hardware Co. 7.105.00 “W here Most People Trade” 10c and up Buffili Sandals ................... Chip Sun Hats The Best W atch in the country at $1.50 ... « 500.00 ....... « 100.00 ....... «4608.00 .... Fair ----------..... «5,208.00 I grnslng. Sinking Fund O ther approved w in te r period camps In Oregon Include Heeds-] Public Service Enterprises: ............................. »1200.00 W ater Department port, Beehers. Cascade. Zigzag, Nes- ............................... 600.00 «1,800.00 L ig i,I - 2 . i Pow er Departm ent tucea, Arboretum , M ill C ity, Cas cadia. Belnap, Sisters. F all Creek. T O T A L E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S «10,951.(8) G unter, W alker, Steamboat. M cK in Kafimsted Mtseellsaoaut Kevenuea ley Sllkum , B radford, Umpqua. W i « 45.00 Fees and Licenses ---------------------- -------— ........- ................... mer, China Flat, Hand, South F ora itrnts 1,200.00 2,160.00 W ater Rentals --- _____________ ------- — ........................... — 600.00 ____ L Light and P o w e r ------------ ----------------._ -------- ....................... 660.00 Return, on pumpman salary ............_ ...................... ............ MORE ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS Page Three TA X T O HE L E V IE D .... ............. ............ ............................................. «3,846 00 Home Owned Grants Pass, Ore. Analysis of Oatatanding Debt Ronds due December 1, 1938 ................ .................... — ....................... Ronds due December 1, 1943 ........... ...................... .................. .............. Bonds due July I . 1945 ......................................................- .................. ] ?! 12,006.00 first-class eustbound Christmas h o l become effective ....... «24,500.00 iday rales w ill Total Outstanding . . . . . ----------- -------- ------------------- ---------- ---- about December 12. I hereby ce rtify that the foregoing Is a true statement of the proposed From the m iddle-w est and east budget fo r the year 1936. as adopted by the budget com m itter of the Citv to the Pacific Northw est and C al of (fold H ill. Oregon, on October 7. 1935. x:id notice is hereby given to all persons Interested th erein , that the C ity Council w ill meet in the City ifornia. new low roundtrips w ill foe h a ll. In said C ity, on Tuesday. October 29. 1935. at 8:00 P. M. « / said day. in effect w hich are the lowest since and then and there diw us» ial<t buddrt and make the levy of the City the “ Homeseekerx Excursion Rales" taxes fo r expenditures fo r the year 193C. and at w hich time and place any of the 'nineties, O rm andy said. person Interested therein may meet w ith the Council and make Ills objec- These special fares are being es tlo a to said budget and said proposed tax levy. If any he has. tablished in an effo rt to keep the W’. H . FE R G U S O N , Citv Reeorder. .......— 1 — — i" i tide of travel ro llin g w estw ard d u r west points via the Southern Pa ing the w in te r months and to aid East-W est Rail Fares cific, one-w ay via C a lifo rn ia , w ill in m aintaining the tourist business to Be Slashed Nov. 11 be greatly reduced over last year, that flows into the west on a year W in te r ro u nd trip coach and to u r according to announcement by J. 'round basis. T h e new wesbound coach and ist elass ro u nd trip ra il fares to A, O rm andy, general passenger tourist class roundtrips w ill be on eastern cities from Paelfic N o rth - agent. Portland. The new fares w ill sale d aily N ovem ber 11 to May become effective Novem ber 11 and 14, w ith a six m onth’s return lim it, of Rogue R iver, E lk Creek. Agnes«, w ill be on sale u n til May 14. w ith a and the first-class fares from D e months. Applegate, Gasquet, M ill Creek and final return lim it o f six cember 1 to F eb ru ary 15, w ith a O rm andy also announced special Hhker. return lim it of 21 days. FICK’S HARDW ARE 131 West Main — M edford H A R D W A R E A N D P A IN T S Mr.ytag a n i S|ieed Queen W ash ers— Sales and Service Crosley Radios and Refrigerators SATURDAY SPECIAL Fresh M is s o u r i C h o c o la te s Right from the factory. HALLOW E’EN NOVELTIES FO R Y O U R PA R TY Masks — Lanterns — Favors SM ITH ’S VARIETY 513 G St. ---------- Grants Pass On Sale Saturday, October 26 1 5 0 ">• - 2 “»• 2 5 0 Fresh Salted Peanuts ib .- 2 lb». 150 C & B ECONOMY STORE (Cheapest A Best) “W ings Over Ethiopia” The first inside story of the country that's m aking new w orld history. A P review . Sat., 11 P. M. "MEN WITHOUT NAMES’* w ith Fred M acM urray Madge Evans and Sun., Mon., Tuesday, Oct. 27-29 K atharine Hepburn In “Alice Adams’* Plus: The Sensational FIGHT PICTURES Joe LOUIS, Max BAER ...b ut,after all is said and done, it’s the cigarette it self that counts . . .the question is, does it suit you? Wednesday, Thursday. Oct. 30-31 “Pari» in Spring” w ith T u llio C arm inati DOCTORS. KNOW Mothers read this: YMIII m s s TS «IUIŸISS anting dote Imlag. a inialler I itu tomorrow. Ir t i tach lime, bouielt need no help al all- iy do people come home from a spital with bowels working like a 11-regulated watch? The answer Is simple, and i t » the swer to all your bowel worries u u will only renltze It: many doctors d hospital» use a liquid laxative. I f you knew what a doctor knows, u would use only the liquid form, liquid can always be taken in »dually reduced doses. Reduced »age is the tecrel of ang real relief ,m contlipalion. Ask a doctor about this. Ask your uggist how very popular xntives have become. They give the qht kind of help, and right amount help. The liquid laxative generally led is D r. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, contains senna and cascara — botn ilu ra l laxatives that can form no abit, even in children. So, try Syrup epsin. You just taka regulated ases till Nature restores regularity- low, when it comes to a cigarette that w ill suit y o u . . . you want to think whether i f s mild, you want to think about the taste That Chesterfields are milder and taste better is no accident . . . The farmer who grows the tobacco, the warehouseman who sells it at auction to the highest bidder, every man who knows about leaf tobacco will tell you that it takes mild, ripe tobaccos to make a good cigarette. In making Chesterfields we use mild ripe _home-grown and Turkish tobaccos. 250 .. for m ildness .. for better taste
