ft Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Saturday, May 21. 1949
Judge Long of Portland Will
Talk to Red Cross Tuesday
Annual meeting for Marion county chapter, American Red
Cross, i dated for next Tuesday evening, the dinner to be at
6:43 o'clock in Nohlgren'i restaurant.
Judge Donald E. Long of the court of domestic relation!, Mult
nomah countyclrcultcourtjWi 11 be guest speaker. Veteran of
both World Wan, Judge Long
served three years with the FBI
practiced law in Portland for 10
yearn before hii appointment to
the municipal bench In 1934 to
serve two years, and he la now
In his third elective term as
Judge of the court of domestic
relations.
ne took leave zrom nis luage
Salem Heights
School Notes
By Paul Harvey III
Tourth grader Dick Bandy
and fifth grader Jimmy Sea
grove have neither been tardy
ma .k.nt all V..I.
Tor graduation June first.'hip to serve as a major in the
u. ,m h. v.l. military government branch
dlctorian and Tred Butler, ,lu. during the last war, having been
in Vnrlh Afrins than it.lu
Mrs. Anderson's seventh grade
had a display of fungi, moss,
and other similar things.
Friday, May 13, the students
in North Africa, then
serving with the Third division
as chief mlltary government of
ficer to organize towns and vll-
lages as quickly as possible as
combat troops passed through
He resumed his duties on the
bench in October of 1945
For the Tuesday meeting.
Charles H. -Huggins. chapter
will preside. The
First grade girls, 1st, Sandra i .' ,,,,.' ... . ,,
nf Salem Hei-hts school parti
clpated in Play Day held on
the school grounds during the
day. To start the day at ten
ocioc., " . L .. i,. chairman
wrre neia. jiere are 111c imuhb
Keuscher, 2nd, Kay Parsons
3rd, Rebecca Shumake, 4th.
Patty Peterson; First grade
boys, 1st, Benny Lane, 2nd
Steven Eyerly, 3rd, Jerry Bur
ger, 4th, Chuck Harris; Second
grade girls, 1st, Charlotte Pons
ford. 2nd. Sue Zwicker. 3rd.
Linda Rich, 4th, Margee Wolf;
Second grade boya, 1st, Billy
Downey, 2nd, Webster Smith.
3rd, Steven Raymond, 4th.
Raymond Springer; Third grade
girls, 1st, Joyce Lehman. 2nd
Llla Burger, 3rd, Jane Butler.
4th, Sally Relwald; Third grade
boys, 1st, Guy Charboneau, 2nd.
Donald Steppe and Gary Gregor.
3rd, Francis Sims, 4th, Robert
Bayne; Fourth grade boya, 1st.
Bobby Brown, 2nd. Larry Bat
tles, 3rd, David Robins, 4th.
bob Gooch.
Fourth grade flrls, first Fran
cis Shumake; aecond, Sharon
Eyerly; third, Pat Steppe;
4th, Margo Hudklns; Fifth grade
girls, 1st Donna Zeh, 2nd, Char
lone Griffith, 3rd, Loretta
Batei, 4th, Carol Beard; Fifth
grade boys, 1st, Darrel Pons
ford, 2nd. Jimmy Seagrove. 3rd.
Julian Thruston, 4th, Marvin
Thompson; Sixth grade girls.
1st, Gladys Maude. 2nd, Bar
bara Bacon, 3rd, Darlene Ho
gs n. 4th, Sharon Elliott and
Ruth White.
Sixth grade boys, first. Nor
vln Brown; second, Donald
Zeh; third, Lyde Milllgan;
4th, Ray Schnee: Seventh grade
girls, 1st, Gay Blackman, 2nd,
Shelia Tulare. 3rd, Joline Ad-
dy, 4th, Lavlda Herman; Sev
enth grade boys, 1st, Don Hunt
2nd, James Ponsford, 3rd, Boyd
Arielott, 4th, Jimmy Lawrence:
Eighth grade (iris, 1st, Char
lotte Graber, 2nd, Wanda Wick
lander, Darlene Ball, Nancy
Hagemann and Barbara And
erson; Eighth grade boys, 1st.
Jackie Krater, 2nd, Jesse Kra
ter, 3rd, Fred Butler, 4th Mark
Deque.
After the races most of the
rooms did exercises, dances, or
other things similar. Following
lunch 4-H club pins were dis
tributed to the members and
then a movie on Bryce Canyon
waa shown. After that the wind
ing of the May Pole was done
by some upper grade girls. Fol
lowing that two ball games were
played In which our seventh
and eighth grades beat Kelzer
ltl-14 with Fred Butler being the
winning pitcher while the school
fifth and sixth grade team sub
dued Liberty 12-2. Both seven
Inning contests were played
hero. Larry Graber was the
verton, will give the Invocation,
Bernard Smith of Monitor is to
sing. Jerald Slattum of Parrish
junior high school will give the
report for the year's work In
Junior Red Cross.
Carlton Grelder ia to present
the resume of chapter activitiei.
W. H. Baillie will give the nom
inating committee report and
new directors will be elected at
the short business session.
Every person contributing to
the Red Cross is a member of
the organization and Is Invited
to attend the annual meeting.
West Salem
School News
By ANN GALLASFY
Mrs. Leo Esty has given Mrs.
Gwendolyn Gates' fourth and
fifth grade class an excellent
mineral collection. The collec
tlon includes 43 different mln
eral specimens from all over the
western part of the U.S., and
also varioua aea shells from the
Pacific coast. Mrs. Gates' room
is also completing ita wood car
ving project.
The eighth grade home econo
mics class, directed by Mrs.
Ora Smith, is planning the ban
quet for the ninth graders who
will enter Senior high next
year. The banquet Is planned
for Tuesday evening. May 31, in
the school cafeteria. The girls in
charge of the place cards for the
banquet are Louise Owens, Bar
bara Culbertson and Ann Gal-
laspy. The girls in charge of
decorating the tables are: Sha,
ron Bates, Phyllis Erlckson, Di
ane Huntly, Joanne Etter and
Anita Jackson. The girls who
will be serving are Barbara Cul
bertson, Betty Beckman, Louise
Owens. Nancy Rust, Kay Stod
dard, Shirley Wayt, and Ann
Gallaspy.
winning pitcher for the fifth and
sixth grade team. The seventh
and eighth grade team played
Keiier again Friday at Kelzer
Friday. May 20. from 9 a.m.
to noon there will be a health
clinic for all the children who
will enter school in the fall.
Mrs. Green's first graders
have brought to school a frog,
a erawdad, and a caterpillar's
nest.
Mrs. Fenlmore's sixth grade
went to the airport Friday. They
are studying about airplanes in
Science. Several boys are mak
ing model airplanes at school.
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Camp Fire Girls News
Tot Camp Fire Girls In theimore advanced swimmers, and
Willamette area ."all's right with
the world," because on June 27
summer ramping activities at
Camp Kilowan will be in full
awing.
Camp Kilowan is located in
the foothills of the coast range
on Teal creek and Lake Kiloqua.
three miles from Falls City and
28 miles from Salem.
Kilowan waa a gift to the
Camp Fire Girls of the Wil
lamette valley from Albert
Teals, for whom Teal Lodge
waa named.
There are four separate units
for all girls of various ages.
Pooh Corner la for the Blue
Birds, Emerald Forest for the
girls going Into the fifth and
elxth grades, Alderea for the
girls entering seventh and
eighth, and Greenwood, a
primitive area, for those enter
ing the ninth and senior high
school.
Campers range from seven-year-old
Blue Birds (Junior
members of Camp Fire), away
from home for the firat time.
to seasoned high school-aged I
Horixon clubbers, who know ev
ery inch of Kilowan'a terrain.
Girls live and play with other
youngsters of the same age and
the camp program ia designed
to meet the varied interests of
all campers. Kilowan has many
acres for many campers to use
for hiking. A 10 and 80 foot
falls arc both within good hik
ing distance' There is sleeping
out under the stars with your
favorite pal. cooking over an
open lira, swimming In Lake
Kiloqua and boating lor the
natural crafts for those who like
to use their hands. All these
and more are the Joyful ac
tivities going on at Camp Kil
owan. More than 300 girls will vaca
tion at Kilowan during the 1949
feason, Miss Margaret-Jane Em
mons, camp director, predicts.
Twenty-three college trained
counselors and eounselors-ln-training
skilled In various crafta
and sports have been selected,
an average of one adult to every
rour or five girls.
Registration la open to all
Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds
in the area. Registrations arc
now being taken at the Camp
Fire Girls office, 147 North
Commercial street, Salem.
Session dates sre as follows:
Session I. June 27-July 11; ses
sion II, July 11-18: session III,
July 18 23; session IV, July 33
August 8.
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Brazilian President In V. S President Truman welcomes
President Eurico Gaspar Dutra of Brazil to Washington with
a warm handclasp as the latter arrived at National airport
for a visit to the U. S. (Acme Telephoto)
Campus Clippings
UNIVERSITY OF
OREGON
By JEAN SWIFT
The current keynote on the campus has become "30 days" until
the university's largest class of seniors take part in their grad
uation exercises. The harried and hopeful members of the class
of '49 are anxiously awaiting replies to their application letters to
prospective employers and they are hurriedly ordering the tradi
tional cap and gown and an- , ,,7f7tet committee
nouncements for that important
date of June 19 when they will
have officially completed four
years of higher education.
The spirited enthusiasm of the
University of Oregon students
during their colorful Junior
Week-end was carried over to
week-end calendar of eight
festive house dances. The mem
bers of Kappa Kappa Gamma
presented a "Mexican Hayride"
that began at four In the after
noon and was followed by a
costume dance at the chapter
house in the evening. Two of
the most outstanding "Mexi-
cano" guests present at the
dance were Beta brothers .Tim
and Bill Barlow of Salem. Also,
Bob Strebig was in Eugene to
escort his fiancee, Phyllis Sen
nell, to the gayly decorated
adobe dance. "Among My Sou
venirs" was the theme of the
Gamma Phi Beta spring for
mal where Irene McLeod and
Del Kleen, Crystal Huntington
and Cub Houck and Sue Heifnn
and Bud Craig danced by mur
ala of white and silver, In an
tmosphere of silk parachute
clouds.
The speech and drama depart
ment at the U. of O. has ex
panded into one of the largest
on the coast and the latest facili
ties to aid in radio production
have been provided for the use
of the students. The Interior of
Villard hall, one of the oldest
buildings on the campus, has
been completely redecorated
and a new radio station has been
installed which will be operated
entirely by university personnel
and students. Charlotte Alex
ander Is majoring in radio work
at the U. of O. and she recently
appeared In a dramatization of
"Jane Eyre."
The campus campaign for mill
race funds was highly success
ful and at last the students have
completed their responsibilities
with regard to financial obliga
tion, and they are assured of
having the "old mill race" back
on their campus.
The members of Junior and
senior Orchesis will present a
program of modern dance In
Gerllnger hall next Wednesday
and new senior member Virginia
Huston Is In charge of tickets for
that event.
Marilyn Archibald has served
this year as an executive secre
tary of the Oregana. yearbook
of the university. Because of a
publisher's strike, the book will
not be available to students be
fore school Is out this spring
and It will have to be forwarded
to the students at a later date
Shirley Luklns Is a member
which is formulating a careful
plan of faculty rating on the
campus. The program has been
successfully carried out at other
schools and the major purpose is
to point out to each professor his
strong snd weap points In an ef
fort to provide the highest type
of instruction possible for the
university students. The results
of the poll will be known only
to the professor in order that
he personally may strive for op
timum precentation of subject
material.
In addition to the many house
dances that are scheduled to
take place this week-end anoth
er social event will be the Gam
ma Phi Beta-Pi Kappa Alphi
bridge tournament which has
become an annual event for the
two organizations. Gamma Phi
bridge players Jane Carson and
Josephine Cau shell are planning
to meet such PI Kap wizards as
Bob Weber and Art Englebart
over a card table on Friday eve
ning. The yearly affair will be
held at the Pi Kappa Alpha fra
ternity house.
Uikio Camp Fire
Girls Give Party
Salem Heights The Uikio
Campfire Girls of the Salem
Heights area had a girl and
boy party at the home of Eric
Butler on Husley avenue. Vari
ous games were played with a
weiner roast and food prepared
by the Campfire Girls.
Present were Joyce Randell,
Bruce Lethin, Shelia Tulare. Fre
Gregor, Sharon Whitacre, David
Morgan, Marilyn Reiwald, Boyd
Aydlott, Jolene Addie, Freddie
Bolton, Rita Gilman, James
Ponsford, Ann Butler, Mark De
Cew, Sharon Robertson, Jimmy
Lawrence, Gloria Myskins, Louis
Kurth, Gay Blackman, Mrs.
Gardner Jeffrey, leader and
Myron Butler.
Birthday Celebrated
Central Howell Mr. and Mrs.
Will Roth entertained at dinner
honoring their daughter, Lucille
on her birthday anniversary.
Present were the honor guest
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Beach of Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Roth and
Alan Irveln Roth and the hosts.
Verdict Given
In Two Estates
A transfer of funds from the
estate of one deceased person to
that of another deceased person
was orderd by the Marion coun
ty circuit court in a Judgment
read Friday.
The lawsuit was between ad
ministrators of the estates 'of
two former residents of the
Keizer district, who were killed
when an auto plunged into a
.slough of water near the Salem-
Dallas "Y" on the road in In
dependence In February, 1948.
Chester E. Weber, administra
tor of the estate of Bernice Betty
Weber, waa awarded a $4,883
judgment over John TeSelle, as
administrator of the estate of
Thomas Drake.
The two men were traveling
in a car operated by Drake when
the fatal accident occured. Also
killed was Drake'a wife, Patri
cia. The only survivor of the
crash, and consequently the only
witness, was Mrs. Weber's hus
band, the plaintiff in the. lawsuit.
The complaint alleged that
negligence on the part of Drake
had caused the accident. The
plaintiff had asked tlO.000 damages.
Mrs. Ediger Chairman
Webfoot Home Unit
Falrvlew There were 22
members and eight guests at
tending the May meeting of the
Webfoot Home Demonstration
uni, the last one for this season
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Lembkie.
"Finland" in the associated
country Women of the World
department was the study under
the project leaders. Mrs. James
Watts and Mrs. W. A. Stock
hoff. The dinner was Finland
style cookery.
Speakers were: Mrs. David
Olke, Mrs. John Opua and Mrs
H. Raska all of this district.
Mrs. Marion Boulden and
Mrs. Stephen Benedict were in
stalling officers for the 1949-30
term officers as follows: chair
man, Mrs. Pete Ediger, vice-
chairman, Mrs. T. Lyman, secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. John Al
lison, librarian, Mrs. Ray White
Palmer Home Scene
For Afternoon Party
Grand Island Mrs. Albert
Clow and her son, Lon Eldon.
were honored with a shower at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Palmer.
Attending were: Mrs. M. A
Palmer, Mrs. L. M. McFee, Mrs
Clair Palmer, Mrs. John Clow
and LaNita, Mrs. Ed Clow, Mrs
Orval McCandlesa, Mrs Mary E.
Shelburne, Mrs. Frank Finni-
cum, Delores and Lavonna, Mrs
Delbert Harmon, Mrs. LaVell
Patterson and Claudia, Mrs
Lena Baker, Mrs. Mason Dem-
aray and Milton, Mrs. Raymond
Palmer and Mrs. Albert Clow
and Lon.
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OENFRAL OOVERNUrNT- 10
C-rnCI OF COUNTY AMBMOft: June 10. 1MI
alary of County AaaoMor I S.lto.M
salary of Ch ( Deput J. 10 00
alary of Deputy 1.M0.M
Salary of Clerk 1.40 94
Salary of Clerk 1,140 M
Satarr of F:dd Deputy I 'M
Salary of Field Deputy MM.AO
Waiaa of Extra Clarlu I MJ.il
Fos'aaa fc Kxereiu)
Oftrla 0uppllM ii Exoetuaa !
Telephone U Teletraph 0
Traveling ExpeiUM 11M
Official Bond M.09
1'n Industrial Accident Inj tl s
Offlet Equipment Il.tJO
Tetala IIT.1M.tt
NEW OWNERSHIP MA Ft FOR AUIUOK:
Salary of Draftsman t,IM
Blue Fr In line Supplies HMt
Si a ia Ind. Act. Insurance
Aeriat Maps
Totau I 1.111
NEW ASSESSMENT ROLL:
Supplies
Equipment t ....
Totals
AUDTTIN'O COUNTY RECORDS:
Audit of Reeorda .'...I l.lfO.M
Totals l.Mt.Ot
CIRCUIT COURT:
Wnes of Bailiffs I 11 M
Pee of Jurors 4 44MB
Feea or Witnesses ITt.M
Fees of Reporters 401 II
Salary of Reporter 1,000.00
Salary of Reporter
Overtime Watts
Telephone h Telfiraph Mill
MM. Supplies fc Expense 110.40
Slat Industrial Accident Ine lit
Office E4upiment
Total 110.400.11
OFFICE OP COUNTY CLERK:
Salary o! County Clerk I 1.1MM
Salary nf Auditor Chief Auditor 1.110-OS
Salary nf Deputy Circuit Court 1,141.00
Salary of Deputy Probata Court 1,111.11
Salary of Deputy Probate Court 1.114. II
Salary of Deputy Bookkeeper 1,119.11
Salary of Deputy Asst. Bookkeeper .... l.
Salary of Deputy License. Etc HS.4I
Salary of Deputy Photostat "
Salary of Dep'ity t
Salary of Deputy Secretary
Fostaie At Express VIM
Office Supplies At Fx pens as I,SS0 o
Telephone tt Teleiranh 111. So
Travellnr Expenses ,
Official Bond HOS
State Industrial Accident Inc. I ll
Fortery Insurance IT M
Office St Vault Equipment U0.0I
Book kee pint Machine
Multl List Deiltrapn
Totals .I1M.
COUNTY CORONER'S OFTIC1
Per Diem of Coroner I M0.00
Fees of Jurors ft Witness . M. 40
Pees of Reporters 1 0B
Autopsies ft Examinations IM.htt
Travellm Expenses' 91-11
Official Bond
Miscellaneous M
Telephone Telegraph 10.M
Totala I t.M
COUNTY COURT AND COMMISSIONERS:
Salary nf County Judie .. t 1.114 1
County Commissioners Two 1,410.10
Salary of Clerk 151.11
Salary of Secretary
Travellnt Expense 141.41 -
Poitoie ft Express 160
Telephone ft Teteeraph 141.7a
Adv. Proceed:nia ft Budiet 4114
Miscellaneous "M
Cn'inty Asaoc Membership Fees
Office Supplies ft Expenses 1104
S'te Industrial Accident Ins .11
U S. Membership Fees
O C Public Land Orant Asm lM.Ot
Office Equipment
Totals 111.141.14
COURT HOUSE
Salary of Head Janitor I 1.104 OS
Salary of Janitor 1.112.00
Salary of Janitor 1.11100
Salary of Janitor 1,113.00
Elevator Operators 'Two 1,10.00
Watea of Kxtre, Janitor ft Overtime 3M0
Lltht ft Power 1.414.07
Water Sill
Repairs 111. 41
Furniture and Fixture -
Fuel 1.1TI1I
Misc. Supplies ft Expenses 114.71
Insurance 114. M
State Inriutrlal Accident Inc. ?
Improvements 1.911.11
Total ! H3.Ut.tt
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
Salary of Deputy I
Salary nf Stenographer 1,31)00
Postaae ft Ex pre 35-M
Reporter' Fees , 91. 7
Telephone ft Telstra ph 113.01
Office Supplies ft Expense W'
Traveling Expenses t 11141
Mlse. "Invest Is etton. Rtc.l U U
State Industrial Accident In -41
Rent
Offlet Equipment tl.1l
Total l.lll.lt
DISTRICT COTRT
Salary of Judet
Salary of Clerk tl officio
Salary of Deputy
Salary of Deputy
Bailiff Fees
Feu of Jurors
Pees of Witnesses
Pee of Reporter '
PoMace ft Express
Office Supplies ft Expenses
Telephone ft Tetriph
Office Rent .
Miscellaneous
Offioa Equipment
Total
DISTRICT COURT CONST ABLE:
Salary of Constable
Salary of Clerk part time
Snlary of Deputy Constable
Pot ate ft Express
Office Supplies ft Expenses
Travellnt ExpensesCriminal
Travel Expenses Civil
Bond Premium
Office Equipment
Total
S4XZM JUSTICB COURT JUSTICE:
Salary of Justice I I MOM
Salary of CWk .. l.MO.Ot
Salary of Ind Olork 1M 10
Pee of Juror 11.40
Pee of Witnesses til. 11
Pee Of Re pollers lit
Poet ate ft Express 10.M
Office Supplrtet ft Extensa 101.01
Te'ephone ft Telegraph 1M.M
Office Rent 410 00
Miscellaneous 41.10
S'aie Industrial Aeetdent 1m .14
Office Equipment 111.11
Total I Mll.ll
SALEM JUSTICE COUTtT CONST AILS
Salary of Constable I I tot M
Salary of Clerk. ... , HI 00
Post at t ft Exerts IM
Offlr Supplies ft Expense H II
Travellnt Boe Criminal tw II
Trtvtl BXoetuM IM.I1
Bnd Premium
Statt Industrial Aectdent Hu 1114
Tottll I l.ttt.tf ,
BRstTTEKBUSK JUSTICE COURT:
alary of Justltt
Ps fat Just let
Pm of Jurors ..
Pet of Witness
Pe of Reporters
Misceilaneou
Bond
Office Equipment
Total
BRIETVNBUSH JUST1C1 COURT CONSTABLE:
Salary of Cofiattntq
Deputy Const a bit
Pe f Con it a bit ...
Trtvtl Expense Criminal
Travel Expense -Ciwtl
Of fte Supplies ft txpense
Bond - ...
Equipment
Total
JEFFERSON JVSTICB COURT JUTTCB:
alary of Justtct
Pee of Jurort
Pee Of W'trte , ,
Office Sejpphe Ripen
RM
M uaeeUtfteou
Bond
Off tee Bqttpaent
Tottll
JBPTER90N JVSnCt COURT CONSTABLE:
Salary of Constable
Travel Expense cill
Travel Expense- OriaimaJ
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ToiaJt
faaeiuiiel Fiscal Periods
July 1. 1141 July 1. 1141
to
Junt 10. 141
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1.I10.M
1,100 M
1,110 M
1.IM.M
1,100 M
1,1111
140 M
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1.041.11
1.390.M
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1.H4.11
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1.411. II
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910.81
1,917.40
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Mill
1.131 II
741 II
inn
71
4 41 90
I 1. All 17
I.S40.M
It M
11B.70
1.014.41
109 11
1113
1.14
1 10.00
103.31
lo
June 10. 1141
I too 00
9.140 00
1 1MM
3.040 00
1 030 00
1,340 M
1.331.00
9,300.14
no oo
1,14ft 31
JO 01
107.11
11.00
44 01
I I.OM Ot
l.IMM
141 II
1M.71
371.17
I 00
1100
41 M
I II
IH II
t 4,111 tl
I
t MM
111
July l 1141
to
Dec. 11 1141
1 100 00
1.100 00
1.300 M
1.140 M
1.140 00
1.310 00
l.ooo no
1.900 00
hi m
41 71
II II
11.00
1 1,111.11
I l.lla.M
I 411.10
1,144.71
III 01
331.71
78U.30
111 tl7.ll
I 3.040
3.300 00
1.4MOO
1.003.11
2.400.00
1,440 00
1.110.00
110 00
1. 111.00
1,113.00
1.301.97
m io
114 37
38.10
10.11
met
11 30
191.11
t I35.lt
I 1.140 09
7,300.00
480.00
110.00
1M.85
S4.00
131.80
1,333.43
41.09
373.77
0.t
101 M
100.70
114,191.14
t 1.134 00
1 110.00
1,130.00
1.130.00
3.001.30
118.31
1.481.11
113.14
311.41
1.117.71
139 IS
1,701.17
lll.15l.4S
I 3. TOO 00
l.tOO.M
30.00
1.M
331.01
111.11
71.81
I M47.lt
I 4.411 II
190 31
3,100 00
too 00
JO.OO
1.114.70
IJ3 3I
11. M
1100
1,411.14
147.11
1,300.00
ll.St
111 it
114.119.14
111 M
til. 41
MM
I l.tM.M
I M4 40
Estlmati
Appropriated
July 1. 1141
to
June 30. 1141
9.800 00
3.000 00
1 414 no
3.330.00
3.320 00
1.413 M
1.438 00
4.:oo.oo
300 00
1,300.00
9ft 00
l.ooo no
11.00
111 40
IIS 00
iiiii : ft
188 M
1ft 00
l.ino.oo
l,?M.(t0
S9M
844.91
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91.81
111.30
4ll.lt
Estimate of
Expenditure
1 HI-MI
I 1,400 OO
1 130 00
1.5M M
1 340 00
1,340 00
1.143 00
1.543 00
4.440 00
300 00
1,100 00
5 00
1,700. 00
1ft. oo
I l.ooo no
250.00
I 000 00
3.SO0.O0
I 1.300 00
10,100 00
1.2D0.M
311 00
1.300.00
1 1.930.00 I 3.140.00
1 130 00 2.40.00
1 JiP 00 3.700 00
l.sin.oo i.Toooo
1,135 10 3.580.00
1.300.00 3.110 00
1,110.00 2.340.00
58000 1.300.00
1.110 00 1.340.00
140.00 1,340.00
134.83 1,01ft. 00
300 00 300.00
9.030.11 3.000.00
134.01 215.00
100 00
40.00 310.00
43150 1.500 00
1.500 00
111.411. U 131.045 00
I 380 00 t 100 no
91.10 100.00
is.io io.no
160.00 600.00
91.80 50.00
IS 00
IS 01 Ml 00
10.34 MOO
I t0t.lt 1.115 00
I 1.130 00 t 3.140 00
3.A00.00 1.300.00
310.00 140.00
534 14 1,030.00
171.14 1.000. 00
18.00
71.11 150.00
658.71 1,310,00
1.91 38.00
397.17 398 00
31 10 76.00
M 00 M M
-1I0.M ' 205.00
17.71 3M.M
M1S.47 115.171.00
I 1,111 M I 1,144 M
1.030 00 3,00 00
1.030.00 1.040 00
1.030.00 1.180 00
1.030.00 1.310.00
143.38
188. M 1. 100. 00
411.58 800 00
118.51 MO.OO
100.00
MJ.3I 1.400 M
131 41 800 00
11-04 710.00
4M.lt 1WM
9 I.411 04 111.36 00
1 1.410 00 3.830.M
960.00 1,130.00
36 88 40.00
1ft 00 1ft. 00
13 1 91 400 00
1.067. 44 600.00
11.81 335 00
10000
lift M too M
000
I 4.013.19 I 1.180 00
1 3.150 00 1.500 00
900 00 800.00
1.110 90 3.30 00
410 00 1.080.00
1 00 300 00
441.50 3.300 00
in so ftoono
1.00 IB oo
1100 10.M
340. M IM 00
114 31 178 M
MOM 1.300 00
I 1,000 OS
1,010-M
10 00
1O0.M
00 00
100.00
11 00
MM
M0S
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I 1.140 t
I 9M.4
I 34M1 I 1MM 411 M
I 1.371 M I IM M I, e M
71 M
II M
34. M
MM
MM
II M
1.49 M I MM 1,119 M
111 M tl M IM M
not
91 M
MM MM W M
1.130 M
350 00
I t.soo oo
I 9.400.00
1 .300.00
10.5oo.r,0
1.900.00
4 .300 00
4.300 00
100.60
3 lft .00
1.100. 00
450.00
1 33. 363. 00
1.140 00 "T'
1.530 00 '
2.830.00
2.820 00
2.100 00
,100 00
3.400.00
1.330.00
2.460.OO
1,460 00
1,080 00
600 00
. 4.000.00
11500
00
109 10
11 w
1.100 00
600 0l
in. oo
15.00
1.010.00
100.00
35 00
ISO .00
1.500 .00
31.00
218.00
11.00
MM
185 00
900 00
115.115 00
I 1.364 00
3. ISO 00
3.180 00
2.10 00
2.4&0.M
1, son 00
700 00
100.00
l.tnn.M
aoooo
160.00
I 1 10 00
3,040. M
40.00
350.00
000 00
100.00
I 7,050 09
I 1,000 M
800 00
3.460 00
3.100 00
100.00
1.100 00
00 00
.00
30.00
toooo
116.00
1,100.00
le.ot
IM.tB
114,40109
I I.OM M
00
3,110.00
90 00
300 00
000.00
toooo
1ft. 00
3M.M
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MM
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I l.IM M
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