Budget of the City of Estacada,
Clackamas County, Oregon,
for the year 1917
The
Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to Section 21. Clause 3
I o f the City Charter o f the City
o f Estacada, and Chapter 234,
General Laws o f the State of
j Oregon, General Laws for 1913,
and Chapter 222, General Laws
o f the State o f Oregon, General
Laws for 1915, the Common
Council o f the City o f Estacada,
Clackamas County, Oregon, will
at a regular meeting held in the
City Hall said City, on November
28th., 1916, at 8 o ’clock P. M. by
| Ordinance levy a tax o f five mills,
on the property in the City of
Estacada,
Clackamas County,
1 Oregon, to raise the sum of
i money needed, as set out below.
Sum o f money needed (estimat­
Invites Your Patronage ed on expenditures for year Oct.,
15, 1915toOct., 15.1916). $901.58
The above estimate is
Cash Paid For E ggs
arrived at as follows:
Rent for City Pound,
18.00
Fred Jorg. Proprietor
Special Police Sunday
Picnics, Fourth o f July
Phone Main 83.
Broadway
and other special occasions 42.50
Estacada, Oregon
Printing,
15.61
Miscellaneous, station­
ery, stamps, general labor,
Expert Portland
care o f animals impound­
ed and not claimed or
taken out, etc,
117.70
5c per picture.
Developing' 10c per roll.
Salary o f Treasurer, 1%
Photos o f E H S Football Squad—10c each on all checks drawn on
Headquarters for Kodaks and Supplies
general fund, (estimated) 11.77
Cigars, Confectionery, Ammunition
City Lights, at 18.00
and Fishing Tackle.
per month,
216.00
Ed Boners - Estacada
Salary o f Recorder,
180.00
Interest on Sewer and
Road Bonds, .
300.00
FLOWERS
Total,
$901.58
We have taken the agency for
Amount o f balance on hand at
BURKHARL/T’S
Portland’s leading Florists Decorators
this date, Nov. 1, 1916
$38.31
If at any time you are in need o f cut (low­
There is at this date, Nov. 1,
ers, bedding plants, ferns, palms, rosebushes, 1916, outstanding warrants to the
blooming plants, perennials or funeral de­
amount of,
$597.14
signs, let us order them for you.
Valuation
o
f
real
and
personal
Call and look over our price lists,
with photos o f floral decorations.
property, in corporate limits of
the City o f Estacada, $176,637.52
The Estacada Pharmacy
Amount to be raised b y
tax,
$901.58
The
¿tore
Amount o f tax allowed by
City Charter o f the City o f
, Estacada,
$.005
Mrs. Alex Botkin o f Garfield is
j Amount that a levy o f $.005
visiting among relatives in Port­
¡will raise,
$8M.18
land this week.
To
balance
o
f
$38.31,
Miss Flora Schultz o f Garfield
¡there is to be added the
entertained a few friends at a
sum o f $338.76, second
farewell dinner at her home last
;
half o f taxes collected,
Sunday.
making the sum of,
$376.76
There is estimated to be
still due the City o f Esta­
cada, as follows, for de­
linquent taxes, the sum
of,
$102.83
Total.
$4 m 0.59
This in being applied to taxing
up the warrants outstanding
amounting to $597.14, will leave
warrants outstanding (not count­
ing the interest o f 6 "•> that said
warrants are drawing) of, $116.55
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Palace
MEAT
j
Film Developing and Printing
ffio -X C lC L
A N Y a man says it's worth losing a five dollar
bill to learn about the little chew of W -B G U T .
It saves m ore than that on what he spends for tobacco,
but the big point is that he has found what tobacco satis­
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faction means. W -B C U T is rick tobacco, there’ s more to it. The
shrcHs ami the tou h o f salt bring out tt.e tobacco satislactioa without
so . ch chewing and s.’.itting.
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The above budget is for general
running expenses o f the City of
Estacada. only, this fund must
not be confused with the Road
fund.
The Road fund shows
warrants
outstanding to the
amount o f $1522.07, that was in­
curred by the Council during the
year June 1914 to June 1915,
which are to be taken care o f at
the meeting called for Nov. 25,
1916.
The above estimate shows that
it is imperative that the full $.005
levy must be made, for even with
this levy there will be a deficit in
the year 1917.
By order o f the Common
Council.
Claude W. Devore,
Recorder, o f the City o f Estacada.
Dated, November 1, 1916.
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Notice for Levy of Additional
Road Tax
Notice is hereby given that we,
the undersigned Tax Payers, con­
sisting o f ten per cent o f the Tax
Payers in Road District No. 9,
Clackamas County. Oregon, here­
by give notice to the Tax Payers
o f said Road District No. 9, that
there will be a meeting o f the
Tax Payers o f said District in the
Club House at George. Oregon,
Clackamas County, on the 29th
day o f November 1916, at 8 o '­
clock P. M., to vote an additional
tax in said District for road pur­
poses, as provided by an act o f
the legislature o f 1913.
Henry Johnson
H. C. Stephens
H. Joyner
Peter Rath
A. H. Miller
C. A. Johnson
Otto Paulsen
Julius Paulsen
Frank Ochs
N. Scheel
Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Hager of
C. Klinker
Portland spent the week-end at
Fred Lins
the H. D. Trapp home in Gar­
field.
Notice for Levy of Additional
Road Tax
Don’t fail to attend the C. I.
Notice is hereby given that we,
C. sale o f fancy Christmas
articles -n e x t Saturday Nov. 25th the undersigned fa x Payers, con­
at the club rooms.
Tea will be sisting o f ten per cent o f the Tax
served.
Payers in Road District No. 43.
Clackamas County, Oregon, here­
Building a Battleship.
by give notice to the Tax Payers
Do you know bow many hours* work o f said Road District No. 43 that
It takes to build a modern dread- there will be a meeting o f the
uaiKhtV Probably you have never giv
Tax Payers of said District in
en the matter a thought, so it will In
terest you to leuiu that a big battle Eagle Creek at Wilburn Hall.
ship t*nnils about 7.2un.tNNi man hours, Clackamas County, on the 29th
or labor equivalent to the work o f one day o f November, 1916, at 2 o ’ ­
clock P. M.. to vote an additional
man working that time.
The making o f the turbine machinery tax in said District for road pur­
absorbs some 1.850.UU0 man hours, and poses. as provided by an act o f
the mountings o f the big guns cun easl the legislature o f 1913.
ly acquire two years' work, while a sin
David Huggins
gle armor plate may take nearly three
J. M. Henkle
months to bnish. None o f these proc­
N. E. Stingley
esses can be unduly hurried, as the
E. N. Foster
very best work must lie put in. the
A. D. Burnett
least scamping making all the differ
W. R. Woodle
euce between victory and defeat.
Fred Blaisdell
Between 40 and 50 per cent o f the
L. M. Cogswell
cost of a dreadnaught's hull goes In la
W. Smith
bor. Curiously enough, far less is spent
on labor when constructing a turbine
Ed Douglass
engine thau when making one o f the
R. E. M unger
old reciprocating type
.Much o f the
Chas. Masson
material is made by machinery, leav
E. C. Sitter
Ing only 2H per cent o f the cost for la
Fred A. Thomas
bor. whereas 45 per cent went In wages
George H. Sawtell
when.tike older kind were In use. — Lon
J O. Nee!
don Telegraph
A . H. Anderson