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E1 HIPAV, NOVEMBER I». IHM
mov« KU family out In about a week.
Th« Kabekah Needle and social
i lull met FriJay at tfh* hum* o f Mri.
Sue Issecaon. A good crowd »«>
present and a delightful pot luck
lunch waa aarvad at noon. The neat
meatang will be held at the home of
Mr*. Shearer.
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I MINTON 1IA1TLN1NGS,
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Cliff l.arkin of Scholia did tome
plowing aikl ■veiling for E. L. Cox
luat week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall and dau­
ghter, Mary Cathryn, «pvni Saturday
afternoon In lieuvertou,
M-aaca l.uella llallmann and Mable
VanKIvvk were vUitora at tliv achoil
luat ’llturaday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr», t Atari«» Kulbel and
luuiily »pent Saturday afternoon with
liivnda and relative» at tireenburg.
Floyd llivrly haa recently
pur-
chaatMl a Maxwell aedan, and hia
luimly are enjoying It II umv wintry
daya,
alia, Lillie M. I.ierly and daugh­
ter, Mia. Ethel
McComuca
and
children of lllllaboro, »pent Sunday
at their hlnton lu.inv.
Weoley Heard had an auto acci-
oeM on the Canyon road one eve­
ning laat week, damuging In» car
coualovrubly.
fortunately no one
waa hurt.
Mra. Janie»
Jantea, Mia. C.
ter Carolyn, of
day wllii Mra.
fia t road.
It. Steele, and aon
4*. X>unn anu uaugu-
foitiaial, »pent Fri-
Kobert Pomeroy, Tile
Muater Arthur Mooney, aon of Mr.
and Mra. A. W. Mooney, of Portland,
■pent the week end with hi» grand
,.aiinta, Mr. and Mra.Frank C Fluke
on Tile Flat road.
Mua Carol Slater, who waa a
gueal for a few daya laat week at
inv home of Mr. and M r iil. L. Cox,
returned to her home in San Fran-
cieco luat Tueaduy.
II. J. Valentine, Charlea Thomp-
Itoy Jnerly, and S. H. Pomeroy
have been nigging their potatoes
duiing the |Miat week. Tneie waa a
very good yield in all the flelda.
bi . ii .
Mrs. August 11. ltullmunn and
run Albert spent Sunday in Greah-
ai'i and KockwuoJ, where they were
gue .la of Mra. Pallmanna daugh­
ters, Mra. August Obrist and Mrs.
Chrla Knalmit.
Mr. and Mra. K. L. Cox attended
the regular meeting of the Ktiiekah
lodge held In lllllaboro
Tuesday
evening. The itebekah degree wa»
put on in fine shape by the Hilla-
buro d.'grec team.
The winners at the ha-kctnall
game» played on the school ground»
last week between Send school unu
Km ton, were us follows: Huy» ,14
lo u in favor of Kinton; Girls, 14
to 2 in favor of Send.
i.Hr and Mra. Donald llrouka and
children, Gleun, l i e u l a h , and Mra.
Alice IlilUeibrand, all of Salem,
weru week end guests of Mr. a.id
Mr
Everett Wright
Mr. Brooks
la a brother of Mra. Wright.
Mr. and Mra. El>er Rice aiul aon
l,oU and daughter Mildred spent laat
Sumlay at the home of S. II. Pum-
noy.
They were former residents
of Scholia, but more recently have
Lcen living in Council, Idaho. They
have purchased a place in North
t utina, and will make their home
there.
A number from Kinton attended
the wedding anniversary of Mr and
Mra. A. U. Hint at their home on
the Scholia-Portland road, Sunday
afternoon.
A wedding dinner was
served -t nuun, with many
good
thi r u _t. A number of ou t-o f-
town I,, ds hel|H‘d them to observe
thii occaa.on.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and family,
o f Idaho, moved during the
past
week on the Fred Anicker place on
Pleasant Valley road. The Charlea
Heinrich family have liven occupy­
ing the place until • short time ago.
There are four generations in the
lliiyvs fumily, which will increase
the population of Kinton quite
a
number.
COURT HOUSE ITEMS*
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ARRESTS
Wallace Knapp: charged with lar­
ceny. He is out on $1000 bail put
up by his mother.
Mary A.
Barnes: charged with
threatening to commit a crime. She
has been released on bail.
Cowell Bell: statutory charge. He
was given one year in jail and a
$1000 fine. He has a chance to bo
paroled on the payment o f costs.
Geo. Spraul:
charged with the
possession o f a still. He was tried
last Saturday, and was given 1 year
in jaiil and $3,000 fine.
Laura Potts:
charged with the
murder o f her child.
Robert
Godfrey: charged with
drunkenness.
ACCIDENTS
I-sniis Horn of Portland, while dri­
ving a Studehukcr car. akakled and
struck a moat delivery car operated
hy Holboke Bros, of Beaverton. Fen ■
tiers on both cars were crushed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses were given to
'lie following couples during the last
week:
Allen B. Childs and Lucretia A r-
manda Spurgeon, both of Hillsboro.
Harry A. Arnold and Freda C.
Maurer, both of Hillsboro.
Elmer A. Maurer and Ariel Crid-
dle, both of Hillsboro.
CIRCUIT COURT
Nela Holm va. Charles F. Quig­
ley, et al: mortgage forelosure.
J. W. Barnes vs. Mary Barnes:
sifit for divorce.
Security First National Bank of
HBAVEK TON
« K V I KW
1 sermon will be Illustrated by ster-
I eoptkon. The Junior and Senior
Christian Endeavor societies
meet
at 6:30 p.m.
Prayer meeting will be held on
We-lneeoay at 8:00 p m.
This church maintains a well-
staffed «h oot, with classes for ev­
ery grade, using the best
lesson
helps. Bring your children, and stay
yourself, 9:45 a m. every Sunday.
fc iiu n c H
A N N O IM I
CHARTER AMENDMENT
Submitted to the voters by the
Council of the Town of Beaverton,
to be voted on at tne regular elec­
tion to be held December 8, 1031.
Loa Angeles, a corporation, vs. U.
W. Henderson
et ux:
action for
money.
Jack Macy and M. McMellina vs.
A. D. Clutter and Sxlly Clutter:
AN ACT
action for money.
To amend the charter of the
Max Pllter ve. Mae E. Pliter: d i­ Town of Beaverton, Oregon, adapted
vorce.
at a apertal election held in said
Lathi Estate Co., an Oregon cor­ Town on the 14th day of December.
poration, va. Alf. O. Jühnaon. action 1912, and all subseipient amend­
for money.
ments thereto, by adding thereti
Article XIX, providing for the re­
PROBATE OOUKT
funding
of
Local
Improvement
M R. Johnson petitions that the Bonds.
will of lautiella B. Juhnaon be ad­
Be it enacted by the people of the
mitted to probate, and that he serve Town o f Beaverton:
as administrator without bonds. He
That the charter of tihe Town ot
wishes that a time be appointed for Beaverton, Oregon,
adopted at a
the talcing of the testimony of the special election held in said Town on
witnossea to the will.
the 14th day o f December, 1012, and
/Petition for probate of the estate all subsequent amendments thereof
el Cyrillua Merlevede.
be amended by adding thereto A r ­
ticle XIX to read as follows:
Orders Signed by Judge Templeton
ARTICLE XIX
It la ondered that the estate of
SECTION 1.
Whenever any of
Cyrillua Merlevede lie admitted to
the outstanding Local Improvement
probate ami Lucy Merlevede he ap­
Bonds o f the Town of Beaverton
pointed administratrix.
shall become due and there are in­
Dan Shaw haa been appointed as sufficient sinking funds with which
guardian of the person and estate to pay such bond«, the Council is
of Julius llenrikaon. lie haa given
hereby empowered to issue refund­
bonds as required by law in the nun ing bond» in an amount sufficient to
o f $500«.
pay the exceaa o f such outstanding
Evu E. Oliver has been appointed bonis over the amount of the ex­
guardian over G. O. Oliver, an in- isting sinking funds
applicable to
aune person.
the payment thereof. Such refund­
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* ing bonds ahall be in substantially
MEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
the same form aa the original im­
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Aloha Finance Co. to Ottilie A A. provement bonds, ahall bear interest
Herae, 1 acre of Lot 33« Johns or. at a rate of not to exceed 67c per
annum payable xeirti-annually, xhall
Eat. Add. Beaverton,
Harvey S. Hale et ux to Lea H. mature in ten yearx and lie subject
Griffith, 5 acres Sec. 31. T. 2 »., to call for redemption on any in­
terest date after one year from the
R 1 W.
date of issue and he in such denom­
Stella Hastings et vir to Minnie
inations not exceeding $500.00 as
Gilbreath, 40 acres Sección II, T.
the Council shall determine. Ail re­
2 N., R. 3 W.
funding bonds issued under the pro­
Ralph A. lo a n et al to Nellie O.
visions o f this article shall he sold
Sloat, Lots in Reedville Homes it
for cash at not less than par and
Acreage
accruod interest from the date of
Carl J. Holt et al to W. IL Cal-
issue. All funds derived from the
inat, Part Section 32, T. 2 S , It
sale of refunding bonds shall be
2 W.
placed to the credit of the bond and
George H. Hobheimer et ux to intercut funis applicable to the pay­
Sadie E- Colloins, 33 acres Section ment o f such outstanding bonds and
6. T 1 S , K. 1 W.
be used for he payment thereof.
Walter Lorencs et al to Josepn
SECTION 2. Whenever any Im­
It Wattman .'Jh acres Garden Home. provement bonds shall have been re-
L. l-ambcrt et ux to John Schmelt- lunded as provided in section 1 of
xer et ux. 19.88 acres Section 34. this article, all delinquent assess­
T. 2 S . R 2 W
ments thereafter collected
in the
Shaw - Fear Co. to Niels Hansen, improvement district or districts a-
Lot 272 Johnson Estate Addition, gsinst which
the original
bonds
Beaverton-Reedville.
were issued, and all money derived
Shaw-Fear Co. to Wilkes Abstract from the sale of property in such
Si Title t o . 8W of Icot 287 Johnson district or districts acquired by the
Estate Addition
Town by foreclosure
of its lien
Joseph Fischer to John Fischer. thereon shall be placed in a sink­
Part Sec. 21 and 22. T. 2 S . R. ing fund for the retirement of the
2 W.
refunding bonds - issued.
Josephine Kraft to Ben Harper, The Ballot '¡ l i e for said proposed
part. Sec. 21, T. 1 S. R. 3 W.
charter amendment
L. M. Tompkins to Hattie N.
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB
Harte, 10 acres Section 12, T. 1 S.. MITTED TO THE
VOTERS BY
R. 3 W.
THE COUNCIL. REFUNDING IM­
PROVEMENT BOND CHARTER A -
MENDMENT: Purpose: To ameiri
I Aloha-HubtT Review
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al the charter of the Town of Beaver­
Wheeler Beattie and family visit­ ton by adding thereto article XIX,
authorizing the Council to refund
ed friends in Portland Sunday.
outstanding local improvement bonds,
Mr». Harry Sidwcll o f The Dalles
when the same become due and ex­
has been visiting friends here.
isting sinking funds are insufficient
Tom Miller is making improve­ for their payment, and providing
trat all money derived from the col­
ments in and around his home.
lection of delinquent assessments
Several Rebekahs visited Rebekah
shall be used for the retirement of
lodge in Hillsboro Tuesday evening.
such refunding bonds.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Price were
100
Yes
101
No
Portland visitors Thursday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Denholm
were visiting friends here
Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Davies of
Netarts viaited with Mrs. Ellerson
one day last week.
Richard the Earlier has rented the
Lusby house on Blanton Avenue, anil
he and his family are now living
there.
HORSESHOEING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
STUDIO
HARDER
Beaverton
0. J
Barher Shop
STEVENS,
SATISFACTION
PROPRIETOR
GUARANTEED
continues to serve you
with
pleasure
DEWEY
Mr. Jacobsen, who has bought the
Wagner property on Rlanton Ave.,
THE PLUMBER
has moved both garage« to the hack
Our work speaks for itself
o f the lot and is making improve­
ments on the place. He expects to i Beaverton, Oregon
Phone 7702
There is s very decided interest
taken in the church service«,
and
the sermons »«era to be much ap­
preciated .
Next Sunday morning in place of
the sermon the minister will give a
special address on the Sunday School
and the story of the Golden “ Y .”
A reception is being planned for
the Rev. and Mrs. Redman to .ake
place at the church fn i ay evening,
November 20. Refreshments and a
program are being prepared.
Last Friday night a class party
waa held at the home of Mrs. Mc­
Gregor, for the young married peo­
ple.
Nazarene Church
Rev. D. Band Pierce, Paator
Preaching by the paator at 11:00
a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning
subject will be “ The Remedy o f
Hard Time».“ The evening message
| will be evangelistic, preceded by a
general
service
of
prayer and
praise.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
Young People’s meeting. 6:30 p.-m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30
p.m.
On« Mayor, to »errs o m year.
Three Councilmen, to serve two
years.
One Councilman, to
xarv«
oaa
year.
One Recorder -Treasurer, to serve
one year.
Dated at Beaverton, Oregon, this
4th day of November, 1931.
Lela L. Richey, Recorder,
Albert E. Wilson, Mayor.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Matter of the
Estate of
Alfred Stohler, Deceased,
Notice is heraby givan, that tha
underiigned haa filed in the County
Court o f Washington County, O re­
gon, hia final account as administra­
tor of the eatate of Alfred 'Stohler,
deceased, and that the said Court
has set November 30, 1931, at the
hour of 10:00 a m. at the County
Court Room in Hillsboro, Washing­
ton County, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing objections to such
final account and the settlement of
aaid eatate.
Henri A. Stohler, Administrator.
G. Russell Morgan, Attorney for
Adv < 48-52
Administrator.
Beaverton Relmlt-
NOTICE
I
ah
L odge
N o.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVRrf tn«u
218 m eet«
fir st
the regular Town Caucus for the
and third
T uee-
Town of Beaverton will be held in
day ev en in gs
at
the High School building, Wednes­
7 :3 0 P M in tlia
day evening, November 18, 1931. at I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. Edna Sheets,
8:00 o'clock, p.m., to nominate the Secretary,
Mrs.
Rose
Stevens,
following named officers:
N. G.
p -tf
Rev. G. W. Springer, paator
Next Sunday morning at 11:00 o’ ­
clock, Mr. Springer will apeak on
the topic “ Greater Than the World” .
The evening service ia Evangelistic
and we are anxious to have a good
crowd,
especially those who
am
not members of the church. It be­
hooves the members of the church
to support these meetings and to
NOTICE
advertise them as much as possible. C --------------------------- — --------------------- m
The sermon topic next Sunday will
Notice of District Boa I Meeting
HAY, GRAIN & FEED
VETCH SEED FOR SALE
be the last of a series: "Paying
To Vote Special Road Tax
the Fiddler".
In Road Diatrirt No. 1
Christian endeavor, including the
Within Washington
Junior, intermediate, and Senior will
County, Oregon
meet at 6:30. TVie Endeavor work
Notice is hereby given that a
is very encouraging at the present meeting of the resident taxpayers
PHONE BEAVERTON 3603
Residence Phone, 3602
time.
o f Road district No. 1. Washington
The opening exercises o f the Sun­
day school next Sunday will be con­
ducted by the intermediate girls. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Maxine Smith will act as superin­ :
¡j
tendent.
Grinding, Rolling, and Cleaning
Grain
C H A S . BER TH O LD
:
Si. Cecelia Church
Sunday Masses, 7:40 a.m., and
10:00 a.m.
Sunday Christian Doctrine, 8:30
a.m., and 9:30 a.m.
Saturday Confession. 3:30
p.m.,
4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., and 9:00 p.m.
Weekday Maas, 8:20 a m.
Cars
Wanted For Cash
Rev, L. C. Poor. Minister
Sunday school at 10:00 a m.
Preaching at 11:00 a.m. ' The ad­
dress will be on “ World Peace,” by
Dr. A. T. Blachley, a World War
surgeon.
Preaching at 7:3o p.m.
Subject.
“ Sight.” This sermon will be illus­
trated by candles.
Ladies' Aid Wednesday at
1:00
p.m.
Wednesday at 8:00 p.m., midweek
services.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 48
This original es’ imato
r.upplies for the three fiscal
of said three nre.-eding fiscal
current year. (‘dSix months
238. 1927 School law s.
shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, material ano
years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one
years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six months
of the
of the current year" means six months o f the last school year.) See Sec.
EXPENDITURES
r*» o
Expenditures and budget
allowance for six
3
0-1D
months of last
school year
3 3'
IT E M
com pany
Dry Wood------ Any Length
KNOTS FOR FIREPLACE
HARD and SOFT COAL
Agent for Eastman Furnaces
Phone 6702
Beaverton, Ore.
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Holboke Bros.
5
5
2
2
MATES & SON
RESTAURANT
SHORT ORDER
Cigars, Tobaccos
Con fcctiona. Soft Drinks
Cady Bldg
:—
Watson St.
MEALS
Guaranteed Hot
W a ter Bottles
Only 69c
Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy
LOAMS
on Real Estate. I.ow inter­
est cost, repayment privi­
leges.
Write for details.
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
S lm le
Bldg.
1 S .”
3'
at
5'S?
g-*
5- 2
Rev. Charles F. Clarke. Pastor
Bethel Church invites you most
heartily to its services at all times.
Next Sunday the morning
service
will be held at t ’ :00 o'clock with a
sermon on the topic
“ One
Lost
Sheep," by Mr. Clarke, who
will
speak at the 7:30 p.m. service on
“ Seeing America with Christ." This
w ood
Phone Beaverton 6 3 0 5
- Mesher’s Auto W recking
Bethel Church
beaver
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ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
Methodist Church
I«\ YV. BISHOP
Mrs. Ellerson and her sister, Mrs.
W. E. PEGU.
Portress, visited with their brother.
Rill Hunter, and family, in Beaver­ UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER
ton one day last week.
Grange Building
— :—
Reaverto,.
Frank (b u n t who has had his arm
in an aluminum cast for the past
six weeks has had the cast removed
Phone 0411
and his arm is much better.
JOE K EMM ER
For any Kind o f Wood
Quite a number o f the Church
I.imh Wood Cut (o Order
people attended the Superintendente
and Workers’ Union in the Grace
Baptist Church in Portland Monday
Kamberger’s Confectionery
night.
Mrs. Charles Haines suffered a
hemorrhage from her nose Sunday
which proved very difficult to stop.
Sunday evening she was taken to a
Portland hospital for treatment.
Church of Christ
S ilt» ’
FIRST CLASS WORK
AT REASONABLE PRICE8
E. D. VaiiMeter, Prop.
PLUMBING and HEATING
Hardware, Painta
Mrs. Emma lturii went to Port­
land Thursday to visit for a few niante. 2003
Reavertn
days with her son, Ernest Lange,
and wife.
Miss Mary Grand, local teacher,
entertained her sister from Cedar
Mill Tuesday evening at the Alice
Wheeler home.
Preaching service at the church
this Sunday morning at 11:00 o '­
clock. B'lhk- school at 10:00 o'clock.
All in the community are cordially
invited to lie present at these ser-
ent at these services.
IN BEAVERTON!
Ronald Darat entertained friends
at the old stand
with a party at his home on Stacey
Corner Main and Front St*.
avenue South, Saturday night.
Satisfaction Guaranteed, Prices Right
J. A. STITT. Proprietor
Mrs. J. H. Portress o f Seattle re­
cently spent a week at the home of
htr sister, Mrs. Rebecca Ellerson.
Ernest Imnge and wife of Port­
land visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. Lange's mother, Mrs. Joe Bush.
Kinton Church
Business Places To Patronize
Mrs. Ellelsap, who had her tonsils
removed a short time ago, is getting
along very nicely.
There was a large attendance at
the dance held in the Aloha Grange
Hall Saturday night.
ALOHA CHURCH
County, Oregon, Is hereby called,
and will bt held in the Auditorium,
Shut« Park, adjoin rag the Washing -
ton County Fair Grounds, at Hills­
boro, Oregon, on Monday the 23r-l
day o f November, 1931, at tha houi
o f 1 o’clock P M. of said day, to
diacuas the advisability of levying
a special or additional road tax in
■aid Road
District to determine
what, if any, county roads or por­
tions thereof in aaid district ahall
be improved, in any special manner,
and the character and extent of
»uch improvement or improvement»
they ahall make thereon, and to levy
■uch apecial or additional tax, not
to exceed ten mills on the dollar,
on all taxable real and personal pro­
perty in aaid road district, aa a m a­
jority of such resident tax payer»
o f aaid road district
shall deem
advisable for the purpose of rais­
ing money with which to defray the
expense o f such
special improve­
ment or improvements in aaid Road
District No. 1, Washington County,
Oregon.
-Dated this 9th day o f November.
1931.
Donald
T.
Templeton, County
Judge.
Hillsboro, Ore.
General Control
Personal service:
„
^
1. Superintendent ............................ $ 2,800.00
360.00
2.
Clerk ..................................
50.00
3. Compulsory education, census . .
4. Other services ..............................
50.00
Supplies ........ .........................................
75.00
Elections and publicity ..............
100.00
Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.)
Other expenses of general control
200.00
1. Printing and phones
Control $ 3,635.00
________________
6. Total Expense o f General
II. Instruction— Supervision
1. Personal service:
1,395.00
1. Principals ......................................
2. Stenographers and other office
157.50
assistants .....................................
2, Total Expense o f Supervision ----- --- 1.552.50
III Instruction - Teaching
1. Personal service:
24,615.60
1. Teachers ........................................
2. Visiting teacher .............................
600.00
2. Supplies ........................................ ..........
450.00
3. Textbooks (desk copies and indigents)
4. Other expense of teaching ..............
25,665.50
5. Total Expense of Teaching ..............
IV.
IV Operation of Plant
1. Personal service:
1. Janitors and other employes . .
o
*• Janitors' supplies ...............................
I* ue! ...................................... .................
4. T.ight and power ..................................
5. Water ................................................
6. Total Expense of Operation ..........
V. Maintenance and Repairs
1. Repair nnd replacement of furniture
and equipment ..................................
2. Repair and maintenance of buildings
and grounds ......................................
3. Total Expense of Maintenance and
Repairs ................................................
VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES
1. I.ibrary:
1. Personal service (librarian, etc.)
2. Library books ............................
3. Transportation of pupils:
1. Personal service ..........................
2. Insurance, supplies, and other
expenses ..............................................
3. Repair and replacement of busses
3. Total Expense Auxiliary A gencies
V II. Fixed Charges
1. Insurance ............................ ..................
2. Total Fixed Charges ..........................
VIII. Capital Outlays
1. Alteration of buildings (not repairs)
2. New furniture and equ ipm ent.............
3. Assessments for betterments ..........
4. Total Capital Outlays ..........................
t X. Debt Service
1. Principal on bonds ..............................
2 Principal on warrants ......................
3. Interest on bonds ..............................
t. Interest on warrants ..........................
.. Total Piht Service ..............................
2.444.00
240.00
785.00
365.00
325.00
4.159.00
750.00
1,000.00
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Expenditures for three
fiscal years next preced­
ing the last school year
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,400.00 $ 1,400.00 $ 2,799.93
360.00
180.00
180.00
50.00
25.00
25.00
100.00
247.01
123.50
37.50
90.76
37.50
45.38
50.00
100 00
50.00
92.93
675.00
125.00
675.00
11,376.37 11,160.00
72.50
78.10
450.00
780.26
20.00
17.51
64.49
185.87
$ 3,833.57
$ 3,928.04
$ 3,004.92
1.350.00
1,300 00
1.300.00
22.752.75
150.20
1,560.52
35.03
128.98
24,633.48
22,679.63
21.648.91
2.511.00
246.28
1,199.86
476.74
351.95
4,785.83
4,600.88
3,446.55
2.687.29
2,667.68
10.855.38
10,172.20
9,765.52
185.36
185.36
769.12
289.50
464.25
100.00
296.83
861.08
41,621 Jl7
7,419.91
1,1.13 09
586.42
1,350.00
1,255.50
123.14
599.93
238.37
175.97
1.575.00
150.00
550.00
182.50
162.50
916.37
400.00
1.832.75
1.796.73
1.500.00
3,593.46
5,426.21
218.75
231.78
215.00
250.00
437.50
463.56
1.100.00
6.085.00
10.352.50
4.977.16
4,600.00
9,954.32
308.88
308.88
92.68
157.50
400.00
*
2.610.00
500.00
280.92
780.92
3,000.00
6.100.00
2.003.65
146.41
11,250 06
232.12
50.00
148 42
5,008.1k
hi 5.34
37.50
250.00
148.42
2.000.00
5.008.18
2.205 00
125.00
5,008.18
115.34
5,12.3.52
50,129.41
88,771.42
t. F. W. Livermore. Jr., do her ebv certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1931-
1932 was prepared b” me and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the current
year and the expenditures for th-> three fis-al years next preceding the current year aa shown above have
been compiled from the re.i.rJ» in my charge and are true and correct copies thereof.
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F. W. Livermore, District Clark
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