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Newspaper Page TextTHE SHERMAN ■MM COUNTY JOURNAL, MOKU, - mmm Jennan CCnuntg * \ fíVÍ m MBOMM , bu.; USS-100 ur« 192 bu.; « yr bu.¡ 1981-M8 m., 424« bu.; 1032 1?^ I Av.. M .er-. 96 bu.; WB-Wlow. _n2 acw<,T»u bu-î 4 yr. AÍ, 249 LEONARD, ALLEN E-, Leonard acres, 3117 M2; 1933—886 ia». lv ’ 107 Vín 9« iT" « u JXïlW ta 4 ^oS bu • 1933—120 SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER, EstabUshad Nov. 2, 1888 GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL. Established Oct 14. 1897 CONSOLIDATED, MARCH «, 1981 WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891 CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1982. • PAGE OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTObkR 20, IMS- acres, 301 bit; 4 yr Av-, 19 acrei. bu.; 1933—561 acres. STRADLEY, F- L., Stradley Farm. 174 bu.; 1983—Fallow. VINTIN, D. E., Vintin Fann, 437 640 acres; 1929—88 acres, 778 bu-; 1930—217 acres. «930 bu.; 1931—88 acres; 1929—Fallow; 1930—225 acres, acre», 1224 bu.; 1982—271 acres, 5639 3685 bu-; 1981—Fallow; 1932 215 bu-; 4 yr- Av.,' 179 acres, 3643 bu.; acres. 3641 bu-; 4 yr. Av., 117 acres, 1831 bu.; 1933—40 acres- 1933—70 acres. STRADLEY, F. L-, Bennett Farm. ! VINTIN, D- E-, G- C- Vintin Farm- 320 acres; 1929—280 acres, 4325 bu.; 160 acres; 1929—140 acres 580 bu ; 1930—Fallow; 1931—280 acres. 4245 1930—Fallow; 1931—140 acres, 1461 bu.; 1932—Fallow; 4 yr. Av., 140 bu.; 1932—Fallow; 4 yr- Av-, 70 acw», . acres, 2142 bu.; 1933—280 acres. | 168 bu.; 1933—140 acres ' ' VINTIN, EUGENE, 640 acres; 19^9 TILLElR, ROfY E-. E O. L-, 800 1929 — 223 acre«, 2259 bu.; ~ 186 acr«8» 2186 bu.; 1930—200 acres; 1930—210 acres, 2168 bu.; 1931 acres, 2568 bu ; 1931—185 acres. 1208 1932—210 bu.; .1932—160 acre«, 2527 bu.; 4 yr. acres, 2433 bri.; 4 yr- Av., 211 acres, Av., 182 acres, 2122 bu ; 1933 -1’ 0 acres- £ 2158 bu-L 1933—223 acres. WILCOX, GEO- H-, Wilcox Fan: . TILLER. ROY E-, Schwartz Farm, 160 acres; 1929—Fallow: 1930—56 640 acres; 1929—190 acres, 1780 bu : acres, 480 bu-; 1931—Fallow; 1932— 1930—230 acres, 2966 bu.; 1931—19 > 56 acres, 300 bu-; 4 yr. Av-, 28 acre’». acres, 1038 bu-; 1932—230 acres, 3800 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 210 acres, 2398 196 bu.;’’ 1933-—Fallow. TODD. W- C., Lytle Farm. 1120 bu-; 1933—200 acres. WILCOX, GEO. H-, E- O- L., 820 acres; 1929—282 acres, 4399 bu.; 1930—492 acres, 7537- bu ; 1931—232 acres; 1929—103 acres, 906 bu ; 1930 acres. 2668 bu.; 1932—492 acres. 4110 Fallbw; .1931—103 acres, 987 bu.; bu.; 4 yr. Av-, 362 acres, 4678 bu.; 1932—Fallow; 4 yr. Av., 51 acres, 473 bu-; 193&-103 acres 1933—240 acres. WILCOX, GEO. H-, Long Estate. TODD, Wr- C., Strong Farm, 160 acres; 1929—Fallow; 1930—75 acres; 1929—114 acres, 841 bn.' 855 acres » 708 hu-I 1931—Fallow: 1932 - 1930—Fallow; 1931—114 acres, 75 acres, 696 bu-; 1 yr. Av.. 37 acre . bu.: 1932—Fallow; 4 yr- Av. 3F1 bx; 1933—Fallow. acre*. 424 bu ; 1933—114 acres. TODD, W- C-, Todd Farm, 320 T Mr- and Mrs. Arne Annula speni acres; 1929—Fallow; 1930—38 acres, the week end in Hood River where 396 bu ; 1931—Fallow; 1032—38 • they visited relatives. Fann. 180 acrw; 1929-no crop; 1930 OLDS, U . Brfsbine Farm, 820 aUs ’ —185 aerea, 995 bu.; 1931—135 acro», acres; 192(^—170 aerea, «10 bu.; 1930 RUSSELL, ARCH L., 1240 acres; 810 bu-; 1932—135 acres. 1101 bu-î —Fallow; 1831 1081 —170 acre», acres, 99« 998 bn bu.;ii929 __ 536 acres. 1930— ; <1929— acres, 6509 bu-: bu.; 1930 — 338 4 yr. Av, 101 acre», 726 bu ; 1938 1982—170 acren 1212 bu.; 4 yr. Av.,1 acre», 5368 bu-; 1981—636 acres. 135 acres.' 127 acre». 704 bu.; 1933—Fallow. (5860 bu ; 1982—338 acres, 2925 bu y MARTIN, JENNIE E., Payne Farti OLDS, L- A-, Olds Farjn, 640 acres: 4 yr- Av-, 436 acres, 5040 bu.; 1933— 320 acres; 1929—45 acres, 237 bu.; 1929—90 acres, 1044 bu.; 1980—270 448 acres. Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By 193Q—82 acre% 897 bu.; 1931—45 aere», 8584 bu.; 1931—90 acres. SCHADEWITZ, VERGIL. 830 ac - acres. 27: 273 2_ bu.; . :::: 1930— 22 82 acras, 897 1028 bu.; 1982—270 acre«, 2049 bu.; ‘re*: 1929—246 acre», 1788 bu.; 1930 Managing Editor ------- GILES L. FRENCH acres, 836 bu.; 1932—82 acres, 672 4 yr- Av^ 180 acres, 1926 bu.; 1933— —283 acre», 2499 bu.; 1931—234 bu.: 4 yr. Av., 63 acres, 535 400 Mvrvs- acres- * 1 ---- bu-¡ , । *vv I acre», 2574 bu.; 1932—2Ù7 acres. 1933—43 acres. OLDS,L. A-. E- O- L-, 483 acres; 3168 bu-; 4 yr. Av., 265 acres, 2507 v MARTIN, JENNIE E and BER-1 1929—Fallot 1930-371 acres, 8348 bu.; 1983—245 acres. NARD, Martin Farm, 980 acres; bu.; 1931—FliBow; 1932—371 acres, SCHILLING, A. W-. 400 acre«; AvM 185 acre«, 2199 1929—160 acres, 1850 bu.; 1930—125 Entered aa second-class matter at the AostoiUce, at Moro, Oregon, under Act of 1929—no crop; 1930—190 acres, 1949 5448 bu.; 4* bu-; 1931—150 acres, 392 bu-; 1932 bu>; 1933—Fallow. Congress of March 8, 1879. acres, 1888 bu.; 1931—160 acres, 1712 190 acre», 1885 bu- 4 yr. Av-, 1321 OLDS. L. A , Olds Estate, 320 bu- 1932—125 aeree» 1082 W 4 yr. acres, 1056 bu ; 1933— ^Fallow. Jallow _____ ____ »er», ' acre«; oo 1929 o bu — -, 150 laou acre», 683 bV; 1930 Av. 142 acres, 1633 bu.; 1933—160 L SUBSCRIPTION BATBS t -PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. . MAY, WALLACE ~L., 485 acres;1—1«0 acre«, 2640 bu-; 1931—Fallow; acres. One Year....................................... ................................... ............................. ...........$1 W 1929—227 acres, 4469 bu.; 1930—120! 1982—150 acres. 1420 bu.î 4 yr- Av., SCHILLING, ROY G-, E O.. L., 15« acres; 1929—Fallow; 1930—130 Six Month» ...« ............................................. 100 aeres, 2288 bu.; 1931—227 acres, 2724 112 acres, 1186 bu.; 1933—Fallow. bu;.; 1932—240 acres, 3274 bu.; 4 yr-1 OLDS. L. A , E. O. L. 320 acres; acres, 2002 bu.; 1931—Fallow; 1932— a »-.-...--..»»-*..»»---«---.------- ----- - “ 1929—242 acres, ?493 but 1980—Fal- 130 acres, 1965 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 65 Av., 1 ’I low; 1981—$42 aerea, 2052 bu.; 1932 acres, 992 bu ; 1933—Fallow. acres. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,1933. McKEE BROS., Moore Farm, «40 o] —Fallow; 4 yr- Aww 121 acres, 1136 SCHILLING, EOY G., Coon Fann. acres; 1929—240 acres. 3444 bu.; bu.; 1933—240 ayn». 480 acres; 1929-»-170 acres, 2540 bu.; 1930—240* acres, 4322 bu.; 1931—240 OLÏIS, L- A., King Farm, 160 acre«: 1930^145 acres, 39.79 bu-J 1931—170 LIQUOR , acres. 1779 bu.;, 1932—240 aerea,1 1929^FaIlow; 1980—90 acres, 803 acres. 2775 bu.; 1982—145 acres, The report of the liquor commission appointed by Governor 5097 bu-; 4 yr. Av., 240 acres, 3660 bu.; 1931—F m U qw ; 1932—90 acres, 2310 bu.; 4 yr.’ Av-, 167. acres, 2901 1933—250 acres- “ 924 bu.; 4 yr. Av^ 45 acres, 432 bu.; bu.; 1983—220 acres. Meier brings to public attention again the puzzling question about bu-; McKEE .BROS., liiORRESY Farm, 1933—Fallow. . SCHILLING, W. C-. 1120 adre*. how we are to conduct ourselves with potent spirits when they are 640 acres; 1929—200 acres. 1001 bu.; PAYNE, B. F., Barnet Farm, 546 - 1929—250 acres. 1998‘ bu.; 1930-- to. ha u/ithin a C aw wpaliQ I 1930—210 acres, 1538 bu-; 1931—25 acres; 1929—275 acre«, 4431 bu.; 260 acres, 2433 bu.; 1931—250 acres, made It kal, as it seems they must be within a te e s. | 27fi bu ; 1932_2io acres, 3939 1930—193 acres 3512 bu.^ 1931—275 1815 bu.; 1932—260 acres, 4079 bu.; It is evident to anyone who reads the report that the members bu.; 4 yr. Av^ 161 acres. 1463 bu-; bu ; acres 1338 bu ; 1932 1932-7-193 acres, 4 yr- Av^ 255 acres. 2581 bu ; 1933- - —193 acres*, 2866 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 234 acres, 3087 250 acres. —210 acres- of the commission have studied the problem to the best of their I 1933 N011. E Or ESTIMATED AND PROPOSED TAX LEVY AND NOTICE OF MbKEE BROS-, WIGGIN Farm, bu-; 1933—285 acres- SCHILLING, W. F., 1320 acres; PAYNE, B. F , Williams Estate, 80 1929—470 acres, 5598 bu.; 1930-470 ability and this conclusion is made more evident by the fact that 640 acres; 1929—210 acres, 2i 16 bu.; TaX^AYE IS BUDGET MEETING FOR COUNTY OF SHERMAN, , 193Ò—225 acra». 3279 bu.; 19! 1—210 acres: 1929—52 acres, 201 bu.; 1930 ecrea 8887 bu.; 1931—470 acres, 6580 they did not entirely agree Had they considered the question acres, — Fallow; 193152 acres, 130 bu.; 1938 bu.; 1932—225 acres, STATE OF OREGON bu.; 1932—470 acres, 6278 bu.; 4 yr. lightly the report might have been unanimous 3576 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 217 acres, 2935 1932—Fallow; .4 yr. Av., 26 acres. 83 Av., 470 acres, 6836 bu.; 1933—470 Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 4uh day of November, 1983,v bu.; 1933—55 »eres. 1933—220 acres. acres- It seems advisable to keep the sale of hard liquor under the bu-; the County Court of the County of Sherman, State of Oregon, will be in PAYNE, B- F., Whittier Farm, MOORE. BUD, Eslinger Farm, 160 SEARCY, CHESTER A., 960 acres. session at the Circuit Court Room, Courthouse, Moro, Oregon, at the hour control of the state or at least arrange to have it handled so that acres; 1929—Fallow; 1930—112 acres, 160 acres; 19J9 Fallow; 1930—111 1929—310 acres. 5299 bu.; 1930—310 of o clock a. m-, at which time and place the estimated »xpjfen<|iture 1709 bu.; 1931—Fallow; 1932—112 acres, 1000 bp.fl931—Fallow; 1932— acres, 4708 bu.; 1931—310 acres, rec. ten ipU, and proposed tax levy hereinafter set out may be discussed with monetary profit is not*so compelling a part of the business that it acres, 111 acres 1183 bu.;^4 yr Av., 55 1472 bu-; 4 yr. Av., 56 acres, 2355 bu-; 1932—310 acres, 5088 bu.; the levying board, and when and whre any person who shall be subject to acres, 546 bu-; 1933—Fallow. overcomes sound judgment. There are more dangers in drinking 795 bu.; 1933—Fallow. 4 yr- Av., 310 acres. 4362 bu.; 1933— such tax levy, when the rtime shall be made, shall be heard in favor of or PETERS, H-, Peters Farm, 917 310 acres. •MOORE, BUD, Guthrie Farnf. 1000 a fa ’ the ime or any part thereof. than there were before this modern machine age. Machines, acres; 1929—420 acres, 5168 bu»; acres; 1929—335 acres. 4987 bu.; The estimate»; and proposed levy follows: SHIPLEY, VERNON B, E. O.-L., v whether automobiles or other powerful aids to industry, are to 1930—410 acres, 5928 bu.; 1931—420 1930—875 acres, 4361 bu.; 1931—335 625 acres; 1929—183 acre«. 2754 bu.; i* - ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES acres, 6377 bu.; 1932—410 acres, acres, 4450 bu.; 1932—375 acres, 3774 1930—195 acres, 2256 bu.; 1931—183 Estimate (ri expenses during the exacting to permit them to be handled by men intoxicated by 5695 bu.; 4 yr. Av-, 415 acres, 5792 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 355 ¿eres. 4393 bu.; acres, 2205 bu-; 1932—195 acres, proposed appropriation for. 1934 1933—335 acres drink. Some of the warmest supporters of the wet cause lead in bu.; 1933—440 acres- 1538 bu-; 4 yr- Av., 189 acres. 2188 County Judge’s Salary ................................... .................. $450 00 ............... 480 1 PETERS, Hi. E. O. L., 664 acres; bu.; 1933—190 acres- MOORE, BUD, Hill Farm. ' Judge’s Expenses ............ ~.............................................. * 100.00 insisting that liquor must be handled sensibly or discarded alto acres; 1929—260 acres, 3360 bu.; I 1929—3.7 acres, 495 bu.; 1930—185 SHIPLEY, VERSION E-, Schenck County Clerk’s Salary .... .... ........................ x...................... 1506.00 1930—83 acres, 1635 bu-; 1931—200 acres, 483 bu ;’ 1931—37 acres, 522 Farm. 475 acres; 1929—201 acres, gether . Deputy Clerk’s Salary ................................................ ..... 900.00 5378 bu.; 1932—83 acres, 1300 bu-; 1932—185"acres, 2103 bu.; 4 yr. 2770 bu-; 1930—193 acres. 3183 bu.; Record Books and Blanks ...............................«........ . ......... 350-00 _ One of the major contentions of the objectors to the repoit acre«, bu-; 4 yr- Av-, 171 acres, 2918 bu.; i Av., 111. acres, 901 bu.; 1933—74 1931—20! acres, 2641 bu.; 1932—193 Incidental Expenses ...... t:.......................... . ...................... . 200.00 acres. among the committee favored giving hotels permission to sell 1938—276 acre* County Sheriff’s Salary ................................. ......................... 1500.00 acres, 2680 bu-; 4 yr- Av-, 197 acres, PETERS, J. A, 640 acres; 1929— A- S-, 1080 acres; 1929— i Deputy Sheriff’s Salary ................................ .................... 132000 2818 bu.; 1933—208 acres- whiskey and brandy or other spirits of more than 14 percent 350 NOYES, - Traveling Expenses ........... ...................... ........................ acres. 8650 bu-; 1930—350 acres, 223 acres, 3384 bu-; 1930—280 acres, 600.0p CLYDE. Ramsey Farm,. Office Expenses and incidentals ______________ 350 00 alcohol as a means of stopping hotel room drinking. It may be 2347 bu-; 1931—350 acres, 1510 bu.; 3339 bu.; 1931—223 acres, 3048 bu.; 160 SMITH, acres; 1929 — 140 nenes, 2148 bu. ; State Industrial Accident Commission ___ __________ 1932—350 acre«, 3680 bu.; 4 yr Av-, 1932—280 acres, 4446 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 150.00 presumed that men always have drank in hotel rooms and probably 350 acres, 2797 bu.; 1933—350 acres. 251 acres, 3554 bu-; 1933—235 acres- 1930—Fallow; 1931—140 acres, 1750’ County Assessor’s Salary ...................... ........................ 1500.00 RECKMAN, D.. 1040 acres; 1929— bu.; 1932—¡Fallow; 4 yr. Av., 70 Fimid Assessor’s Salary ...................... ......... .............. 400.00 they always will. Whether there is more incentive to overindulge OLDS, DELL. E. O. L, 640 acres; acres, 974 bu-; 1933—140 acres. 250 acres, 1052 bu-; Ì930 — 230 aeree, Rolls, detail sheets, etc., . ............. ........ 37500 in a room before dinner or at a table before dinner has not betn 1929—Fallow;-1930—180 acrca, 2783 1715 J)U-; 1931—225 acre«, 1500, buj SMITH. CLYDE, Smith Farm, 480 District Attorney’s expenses . ........................ .............. 100.00 bu-; 1931—Fallow; 1932—210 acre?, decided and doesn’t appear to be very important except to the 3270 bu-; 4 yr- Av-, 97 acres, 1513 1932.^tölO acres, 2822 bu-; 4 yr. Av-, acre«; 1929—140 acres, 1122 bu-; 1930 County Treasurer’s Salary .................................................. 60000 26r acres, 1772 bu.; 1933—260 acres —289 acres, 2573 bu.; 1931— Record books and blanks______ ;._________ _____ ___ 176.00 bu-; 1933 — 30 acre«. hotel dining room proprietor. REYNOLDS¿»DEAN L», 800 acres; acres, 1153 buz; 1932—289 acres, 3034 County School Superintendent’s Salary__________ ____ OLDS. DELL, C. H. Coon Farm, ' 1500 00 1929 —280 acres, 4798 bu.;1930—220 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 214 acres, 1970 bu.; Traveling Expenses ....... ................ ................................ Whatever laws are passed.it will be necessary for the people to 160 acres; 1929—116 acres, 1048 bu-; 300.00 1933 — 150 acres. acres, 3007 bu.; 1931 — 280 acres, 2660 Incidental Expenses ..... ............................. 200.00 observe them or they will fail Drinkers and reformers have 1930—116 acres, 1634 bu-; 1931— bu ; 1932—220 acres, 3695 bu-; 4 yr- SMITH, L. K., 1920 acres; 1929— Office help .............. . ............................... 100.00 Fallow; 1932—116 acres, 1481 bu-; asked for hard liquor sold legally as a means of stopping some of 4 yr- Av-, 87 acres. 1041 bu-; 1933— Av-, 250 acres, 3640 bu.; 1033—280 650 acres, 11595 bu.; 1930—810 acres, Coroner’s Fees and Expenses ...... ......................................... 2600 10230 bu.; 1931—650 acres. 5247 bu.; acres- Juror»’ Fee» and Witnesses ................... ......................... . 26.00 F fillow the law-breaking and unsavory moral conditiona. Their plea has OLDS, DELL, & MARY ELLEN, ^OLFE, T. Rolfe Farm. 640 1932—810 acres, 14727 bu.; 4 yr..Av., County Physician ......................................................... 300.00 730 acres, 10450 bu.; 1933—650 County Health Officer ................... im- King Farm, 1192 acres; . 1929 — 386 2 been answered and it is up to them to see that conditions are 100.00 acres- \ acres. 5212 bu-; 1930—112 acres, 1668 193(M 3„J*™’ County Stock Inspector ...................... 300 00 proved and that laws are obeyed. STARK, S. L., Searcy Farm, 80 Conunta¡oner’s Fees and Mileage ....................7. ! acres, 1778 bu.; 1932—174 acres, ' 400-00 acres; 1929—Fallow; 1930—35 acres, County Schools: SHALL WE HAVE WAR, OR PEACE? 212 bu.; 1931—Fallow; 1932—35 bu.; 1933—180 acres. School Library ................... '............................. .... 73.80 i ROLFE, T- M„ Schenck Farm, 1237 acres,724 bu.; 4 yr- Av-, 17 acres. 71 School Children’s Industrial Fair ......................... 500-00 The contention of Germany that it would soon be relegated to acres; 1929—450* acres, 4843 bu.; bu.; 1933—35 acres. County Institute ...... ' 4000 STARK,S. L-, Lemmon Farm, 1577 1930—500 acres, 6730 bu-; 1931—45u Apportionment of $10. per capita ................... 2.'^ the position of a second class power unless permitted to arm has 7380-00 i acres. 4308 bu.; 1982—500 acres, 8829 acres; 1929—526 .acres, 4719 bu.; County High School Tuition Fund .................................... 3000.00 some substance of truth when the figures are consulted. From bu.; 4 yr- Av., 4/5 acres, 6176 bu.; 1930-^110 acres. 4819 bu.; t$31—478 Court House, Expenses the report of the year book of the League of Natiohs we find that acres, 3132 bu.; 1932—750 acres, 1933—450 acres. Janitor, fuel, light, water, telephone, repairs, otic-, .... 1000.00 RUGGLES, OSCAR N., 2640 acres; 10080 bu.; 4 yr. Av., 540 acres. 5687 County Printing ........v.;......... . .................... the six large nations of the world other than Germany have 200 00 Philco Radios $19.95 - increased expenditures for armaments 65 percent in 1930 over 1931 while Germany was forced to reduce 63 per cent However, the notion that a nation must be armed to the limit to merit interna tional consideration seems a little uncivilized. Workers for peace will be discouraged over the events of the week end that caused Germany to leave the league and start a Either Battei y or Electric Sets policy of rearmament. It will recall an old saying that war breeds war and peace begets peace. Surely, if Europe again becomes an You can arrange to have cne armed camp some overt act will start another war. It is said that the mobilization of men, the manufacture of and pay for it out of your Allotment x munitions and the old trappings of battle will not be so important in the next war for gas and the aeroplane will devastate whole Grass Valley Pharmacy districts. Oregon Whatever is to become of these pugnacious humans unless Grass Valley the advocates of peace become as aggressive as the war lords and the munition makers? ■ , Crossley Radios $20.00 -------- 0-------- We don’t think much of glaciers but if the glacial age really made it rainJn Sherman county we conld stand a few weeks of it --------Q-------- The "Where’s Elmer” cries might appropriately start a hue and cry for Huey Long, who seems to have disappeared entirely from the front pages. Grass Valley Gus Engstrom and wife left this week for California where they ex pect to spend the winter with their daughter, Mr»- Edgar Alley who I» living at Huntington Park Ivan Blagg fell from a horse one day this week and broke his arm, an accident that will lay him up for several weeks. Mrs. ___________ Tom Alley entertained guests _ | Tuesday afternoon with bridge being • the order of the day- Members the Moro bridge club made up a core sidCiable part of the company. J.*W' Shepard and wife left early this week for Witchite, Kan-, where they will visit for a few weeks- From there they will go to Chicago. Phil- adelphia, Boston and New York. They will take ship from the Utter place and make a trip around South Amer ica returning to Sari Francisco some time in December. • Mr. and Mr». R J. Monroe are here this week looking after the business of C. F- French, farther of Mrs. Monroe. Matt Simon is reshingling his hottse on the Koehler place making it ready for Charles Garhammer who will farm there next "year. The funeral of Charles French was held here Friday with the Rev. S. L. Boyce officiating under the direction of Zells- George Vin tin, Herman Zeiglea, E. M. Alley. Dave Vintin, Gus* Smith and S. B. Holmea were the- pall bearers- Interment was made in the I- O. O. F. cemetery with members of the order reading their impressive graveside ceremony. Dr. F. A. Perkins 30!%£ Sjcond St The Dalles, Oregon NOTICE OF ESTIMATED AND PROPOSED TAX LEVY AND NOTICE OF TAXPAYERS BUDGET MEETING FOR NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT COUNTY OF SHtRMAN, STATE OF OREGON Notice is heiaby given that on Saturday, the 4th day of November. 1933, the Non-rugn ?>cnooi Board of the County of Sherman, State of Oregon, will be in session, at the County School Superintendent’» Office, Courthouse, Moro, Oregon, at the hour of two o’clock p- m-, at which time and place the estimated expenditures and proposed tax levy hereinafter set out may be discussed with the levying board, and when and where any person who shall be subject to such tax levy, when the same shall be made, shall be heard in favor of or against the same, or any part thereof. The estimate» and proposed levy follows: ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. High School Tuition _________ ............—....—..^ Interest on Warrants .................. -..... ................ .......... ..... Printing .............. ................................. ~__________ ...__ ..... Office Expenses .......... ............................... Board Members Traveling Expenses —... .................. ~............ Transportation of* Pupils ...r.............. _ ......................... .... Pmergencf.b............. »...».... ......................... ........................... Total Estimated Expenditures ... — —• Total Amount to be Raised by Tax Levy .........— Dated at Mord, Oregon, this 10th day of October. 1933 $11^06049 26800 , Í 25.00 25 00 7500 0000 250-00 $11,708.49 $11,708.49 t i ? Budget Committee Harry Pinkerton, Chairman T H. Fraser, Secretary PHONE 211 W O PI O M ET K1ST-0 PTI CI A N T“ 1 ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME ----- AND----- AMBULANCE SERVICE I We have Stacks of Clothes and Shelves full of Shoes.' They can be bought cheaper now—Don’t Delay—Get ready for winter. It is ECONOMY to buy while prices are low. phone 346 The Dalles. Ore ..KASS VALLtY PHARMACY ---- or — Phone 222 UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER I Attorney» At Law Moro >N^.' Our large slock of Dry Goods and Clothing is an opportunity for our customers. H. Zeigler’s Ä Grass Valley : : Oregon Jail: Board of Prisoners . .1.7.”1... ..... ..... ............. Election. Judges and Clerks ......... .......................... Ballot» ...; ................................... Ballot boxes and registration .... ___________________ Booth» .......... ; County Fair: Maintenance of Grounds .......... ........... w Insurance on Fairgrounds ,..4........ ................................. Justice Court ...... ♦ -h . CIRCUIT COURT: # Witness and Jurors’ Feee .......... ...................... Reporter’s Fees ................. ... Stationery ................ ....*;...... 2.722 Meals for Jurors ................................... Bailiff’s Fews _____ ____ .2.2^722*2^22... '2.2 * MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Care of Poor ... * Old Age Pension (1933 f^w») ..2^ ( arc and Maintenance of Insane ..... . 1 Burial Expenses . .................................. •_ .'.22..''__ __ Insane Examinations and Expenses .. ....................... Relief of Soldiers ...... .............. Boys and Girl« Aid Society 22.217.27.722.’7.22.2 Loise Home ....... ‘ _ Waverly Baby Home .... Volunteer’s of America Home . ............................... ......... Widows’ Pensions . DeMoss Memorial Park Fund . ................. Bureau of Biological Survey . ................................... Sealer of Weights and Measure» ......... . . .. r- , Auditing County Book» .......... ................ '.2... '2222. , Emergency Fund ____________ *w * 777 " " County Agent ...^»7.,^................................... Premium on Officers’ Bonds .......................... . .......... ROADS AND HIGHWAYS. Salary Roadmastor, laborers, improvements, repair» Bridgo Fund: Bridges over ten feet Market Road Tax . .................. County Machinery .............. 2.27....2.... 2... 222 . Sinking Fund for Retirement of Bonds............ ..................... Interest on Bora!» _______________ ____ _ ____ ___ Total Esimated Expenditures: . — - . ..... . ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Income from Sheriff'» Office _______ _ -_____ Approximate balance from General Fund__ —.2 Income From Clerk*» Office _____ __ Income from Motor Vehicle Fond " . Total estimated receipts: ____ ....__ Total Amount to be Raised by Tav Levy A summary of indebtedness o« said County foUows. Warrant Indebtedness of County z* Bondorf Indebtedness of County Total Indebtedness of County: * * Dated at Moro, Oregon, tAia 5thl day of October, 1983. (Signed( (Sigmd> (Signed) ' ’ P. C. Axtell Fred Krusov J. M. Yocum 2500 600.00 150.00 25.00 12500 200.00 226 00 5000 40000 25.C0 25.00 2000 2000 00 400000 800.00 100.00 * 25-00 10000 6000 50 00 s 50.00 5000 200.00 10000 500.00 t 50.00 225.00 6000.00 15004». 405.00 J 11000J0O 4600.00 2000.00 1000-00 20000-00 ISOOO j OO $94,688-80 325.00 10004)0 5000 00 38925.00! 387,86380 38,00000 $257,000 00 r $268,000 00