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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY J OURNAL. MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1941 Hans Koepke^— Rew*^'ei Goes To Iowa in I.E.S. Floor Lamp, From Grass Valley J u s t a r r iv e d , a sh ip m e n t o f n e w 1 9 4 2 m o d e ls . Y o u are u r g e d t o m a k e y o u r s e le c t io n n o w I T n . snnoEL Bronze or Ivory and Gold finish, attractive parchment shade. 100- 200-300 watt light with glare-proof x .... $9.95 Jr. 755« w * .years hence. She was bom Sun--’ in The Dalle.. - . D alle. U lang h ,. wrf. and son. — . « He will workj.therv. . Dr. M B. Taylor and Mr.. Tay- The Ted Balla ha¥e finiahed their lor were up from Pprtland Sun- house on th„ w u abo¥e day to look over their land aouth- oW OBe and a ni ht w « e to f town and « e a few old heU houae warming to properly friends, although thosp jvho weYe ¿etjicate it for use. It is but one ■here over twenty year, ago when of the | mpravwienta they are lh.c was here a re g e ttin g ra th e r Iltai(jng to the old Grimes place. scarce. A lthough D oc g o t into the H ans Koepke le ft T uesday n ig h t ’autom obile^era before h e -left he from The D alles fo r D unlap, Iow a drove h b ( little g ray team over where he w ill v isit his sister. Mrs. m any m iles o f road before he 'ob Em m a V olquartsen and daughter. tained th a t little w hite open Buick. H ans h asn ’t been there in 42 Loy Cochran and w ife w ere here years but rem em bers th a t about thir w eek from Portland for a then he w as a 100 bushel com visit w ith Eben Kee and w ife, husker and thinks he m ay be pret Eben being G ladys’ brother. ty good yet. T hey have a broth I. V. ^Kane took ad vantage ot er who rem ained in Germ any and the good w eek end to go to F o ssil who is now ig the arm y w orking art^ v isit his w ife and son. M at|> behind the lines. Sim on and w ife w ere also a t F ossil Sam and Mrs. D avis are g e ttin g Saturday n ig h t and w ith Mr. and a basem ent w alled up under th eir Mrs. L ester Barnum sp en t the house. The house is now on the n ig h t w ith Judge H endricks. favored building site and a new Ben F raley cam e over from Mau house m ay be the n ext m ove. pin Sunday to see his fath er, W illiam Beck and w ife have a 0 . M. F ra ley who is sta y in g here new'* daughter, a candidate for a w ith his daughter, Mrs. A rt Bibby. Don Sm ith has m oved to The school teaching job about tw en ty O r v ille 'R u g g le s and w ife w en t up to P rin eville for a w eek end w ith r ela tiv es and frien d s o f the y ea rs th e y occupied ■ a farm a fe w m iles e a st o f th a t tow n. Fred Cox w ent down to Oregon City to g e t his daughter, E llen and bring her hom e for a little v i s i t / ----------— . — ................ T h e R ogers construction outfit has sh o t the gravel pit in the L. K. Srpith field e a st of tow n and w ill be cru sh in g rock for the county roads in a sh ort tim e. R ain fe ll Sunday n ig h t and M onday and w hile T uesday w as fa ir ly clear m ore m oisture cam e T uesday n ig h t to m ake the farm - ers w ho have seeded their grain sure th eir judgm ent w as good. M ost o f the grain is in here, and up and grow in g like a weed. Mr. and Mrs. . N orris Gilkison had a party Saturday n ig h t for„ som e friends and Mrs. Charles L em ley and W ren H ogue were high scorers a t th e Rebekah card party Saturday n ight, ■ Roy J. and w ife ^ a n d grand d aughter cam e back from Ontario th is w eek and stopped here a d^y belore go in g on to Gresham . Mr. and Mrs. vEd A lley w ere down to Paul A lley s Sunday for a country dinner. IA. A . Dunlap le ft W ednesday to spend a couple of days at Walla M n John Klein to visiting her Wnlla with other delegates to the parekta, Mr. and Mxa. (Awh I Inland Em pire W aterw ays m e e t Fortner, here from GOOOOOOOOOOOOGOGOOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO D ependable M erchandise . -Jr*—'* In times when poor quality tends to crowd out the good it is advisable to be able to trade at a store that prides itself on its depen dability and the quality of its merchandise. GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF A tto r n e y A t L a w Z eigler’s Osutorey . G rass V a lley M o r o s m d Wa COgOSOOOOOSOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM SH E R M A N COUNTY BU D G ET I OK FIR ST H A L F OF 1942 (Continued from p age one) (Continued from paire one) COLOniRL PREmiER THE WHISKEY I 40.90 100-200-300 watt light plus three 40-watt can dle lights, plus night light. Each light has glare-proof bowl. Sil ver and gold standard 7.05 61630 254.00 50.00- ' 23.10 1,500.00 225.00 You’ll never be satisfied with old-fashioned lamps once you have seen how these graceful new lamps cheer up your room, protect precious vision, and help ward off that drowsy feeling. . S unny B ro O íx PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY KE ín iü CKY SlK AIG H T BGuRBON WHISKEY N a t io n a l D is t ille r a Always at Yoor Sarv/ca P r o d u c t. C o m o r a tin n N BRAND Y . L ight C onditioning Makes Kitchen Work Easier! 1,600.00 247.20 62.80 500.00 80.00 6,280.00 60.00 500.00 80.00 6,000.00 2.406.484 3,294.09 53.78 17.61 ’ 236.45 299.10 3.96 2.00 715.03 2,400.29 69.30 180433 1,736.33 2,354.76 56.49 244.52 2,963.02 1,418.71 285.00 285.00 45.85 I 45.12 335.00 207.50 500.00 500.00 120.69 85.83 157.00 291.60 500.00 ;i 500.00 140.22 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 COUNTY CORONER 50.00 F ees and E x p en ses ............ 25.00 Juror and W itness F ees ....... . ELEC TIO N S Judges and Clerks ................ 644.43 idaliots and Supplies ....... .. 285.75 Booths .................................. 100.00 bpeciak E lections 500.00 B allot Boxes and R egistration 16.16 COUNTY F A IR 1,500.00, ICounty F air ....................... 500.00 1,500.00 247.20 Insurance on buildings 247.20 Well at Fair Grounds .............. COUNTY SCHOOLS School Library ................... 52.30 52.30 67.30 Four H Club F air ........... 500.00 500.00 County T eachers In stitu te 80.00 80.00 •Per Capita @ $10.00 ............... 5,230.00 5,730.09 «k C O U N TY COURTHOUSE 624.87 1,100.00 L ights, W ater, T elephones, T ele 1,731.91 graph, repairs, furniture, fu e l, Jan itor’s supplies and M iscellan ............................... eous Supplies 450.00 900.00 Janitor ...............................-->•••• 900.00 CO U N TY JA IL 23 64 50.00 Board of Prisoners ........................ 31.94 COU N TY PR IN TIN G 135.10 250.00 County P rinting .......................... 259.05 (COUNTY STOCK IN SPEC TO R 12.00 Stock Inspector .......................... Indem nity ...................................... M EN TA LLY D ISE A SE D C A S E S E xam ination, exp en ses, transporta- 50.00 tion, etc. .................................-...... 21.80 RELIEF*OF D E P E N D E N T S 992.58 2,000.00 Public A ssista n ce ..................... 1,520.55 935.60 3,200.00 Old A g e A ssista n ce ............... 2,539.60 56.40 120.00 Blind A ssista n ce ..................... 102.80 133 20 500.00 Aid to D ependent Children ........ 281.40 EM ER G EN C Y F U N D 493.71 7,000.00 E m ergency Fund .................. 1,782.08 A SSO C IA T IO N OF OREGON C O U N TIES \ ......... 64.36 75.00 D ues ........................................... Public Lands C om m ittee — A U D IN G OF COUNTY BOOKS 96.00 285.00 C ounty A uditing ..................... 285.00 SE A L E R OF W EIG H TS A N D M E A SU R E S 22.56 50.00 Sealer of W eigh ts and M easures 45.12 PR EM IU M S ON O F F IC E R ’S BO N D S .P rem ium s on Officer’s Bonds 370.00 375.00 396.10' IN L A N D EM PIR E W A TER W A Y S A SSO C IA TIO N 1 Inland Em pire W aterw ays A ss’n DEM O SS M EM ORIAL PARK 68 57 350.00 M aintenance, repairs, e tc ................... 108.23 IN SU R A N C E ON C OURTHOUSE A N D E X P E R IM E N T STA TIO N 176.00 Insurance prem ium s ................. 293.55 B U R E A U OF BIOLOGICAL SU R V E Y 600.00 600.00 B iological Survey ...............•-...... 600.00 E X P E N S E OF G OVERNM ENT T R A P P E R 75 00 150.00 * M onthly expense allow ance @ $12.50 188.46 C H ARITABLE C O N TR IBU TIO N S 50.00 W hite Shield Home o f Salvation A rm y 50.00 50.00 B oys and G irls Aid S ociety ............. 50.00 50.00 Louise Hom e ................................... 50.00 50.00 W averly Baby Home .................... 50.00 50.00 V olunteers o f A m erica ................. 50.00 COST OF D E L IN Q U E N T TA X FO R EC LO SU R E 454 30 300.00 Costs of D elinquent Tax F oreclosure 10.00 A D V E R T ISE M E N T OF W HEAT LEAGUE A SSO C IA TIO N A dvertisem ent o f W heat League 30.00 30.00 A ssociation ...................................... 30.00 1940 CODE 186 25 375.00 1940 (Codes O- C. A nnotations ........ V A U LT A N D C O U R TH O U SE IM PRO VEM ENT 4,788.61 15,000.00 A V ault and Courthouse Im provem ent 353.55 • ...See how little it costs: 2,608.72 - 7 V IS IO N -A ID . . . has a silver mirror reflector built into the bowl. The most inexpensive way to glare less and shadowless light. OCw? At dealers, 100-watl only. . . . . d tw v . . . enables you to convert your own fixtures to indirect lighting, using the silvered bowl bulb. Attractive styles for all rooms. 00 At dealers. As low as. . . . . . . . . . . . . * A — .,, as simple as this: 2 . Then screw adaptor into p r e se n t socket. ' ' > ' NO F U S # ...N O ,W IR IN G ...D O IT YOURSELF IN 3 0 SEC O N D SI 1C operates the new indirect light 4 hours in the average home .. .for P P & L has made electricity cheap! . V &C2FIC U.. A. • ‘ J ’ A P ower & L ight C ompany <■ 15.00 15.00 750.00 125.00 50.00 750.00 126.00 50.00 160.00 50.00 49.00 49.00 250.00 40.00 2,450.00 250.00 40.00 2,450.00 600.00 450.00 600.00 450.00 25.00 25.00 150 9 0 150.00 6.00 200.00 6.00 200.00 25.00 25.00 1,000.00 1,600.00 60.00 200.00 ljOOO.00 1,600.00 60.00 200.00 2,500.00 3,500.00 76.00 1.00 37.50 590 400.00 1 250.00 200.00 " 25.00 •» 400.00 1 100.00 75.00 75.00 32590 325.00 300.00 300.00 ‘ 75.00 75.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 2690 25.00 25.00 25.00 ’26.00 150.00 150.00 30.00 50.00 50.00 26,062.00 ? 250.00 250.00 t 11,400.00 11 £ 6 0 .0 0 3,750.00 3,750.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 4,000.00 7,000.00 • 1 10,000.00 - 14900.00 - 30950.00 64 J 12.00 TOTAL G E N E R A L and „ROADS ADAPTOR, 1 bowl bulb in-, to adaptor. > 350.00 TOTAL ROADS S E V E R E D BOWL BULB 1. Screw silver * 360.00 150.00 50.00 1290 25.00 ROADS W EED CONTROL 500.00 Weed Control ............................. SA LA R Y OF ROIADMASTER, LA BO R ER S, IM PR O V EM EN TS R E P A IR S, ETC. „ • Salaries of R oadm aster, Clerk, and laborers, Im provem ents, tRe- J ‘10,024.18 22,800.00 pairs, etc. ......... ...................... 25,324.37 22,932.44 BR ID G ES OVER TEN F E E T 688.02 > 3,500.00 " Bridges over ten fe e t .................... 270.18 * 3,151.71 M ARKET ROAD TAX 370.90 • 5,000.00 M arket R oads ............................ ROAD M ACHINERY . . r • 7 550 00 7,000 00 Purchase o f Road M achinery 10,258.60 964.50 I M A C H IN E SH E D S , , • ** T M achine Sheds 2,828.50 I ROAD E Q U IP M E N T IN SU R A N C E 200.00 Insurance on Road Equipm ent C R U SH E R OR C R U SH E D ROCK OR ROAD IM PRO VEM ENT Crusher or Crushed Rock or Road 424.75. 15,000.00 Im provem ent ...............•........... NEW LEW 25.00 254.00 TOTAL G E N E R A L 25,305.35 25.00 1290 7.80 23.05 i. l H M f c b w * 5 , 2 “ v General C L A SSIFIC A T IO N »• Fund Fund E stim ated R eceip ts — T otal of all F unds 1.771.31 2.386.96 4.838.27 «-i*- Delinquent ta x es ................................................. 75.00 S tate liquor fund** apportionm ent ................... ...... 650.00 860.00 1,510.00 Licenses and fe e s .......................................................... 275.00 275.00 Refunds (g a so lin e tax, etc.) ....... - ..................... .... 75.00 110.00 185.00 Rental or sale of property or services .......... ...... Total receipts estim ated to be received during 2.771.31 3356.96 6.883.27 period January 1, 1942, to June 30, 1942 ........ 10,000.00 19,644.06 31,644.06 A vailable Cash Balance or D eficit ...................... fi Total receipts and available cash balance or 12,771.31 23,001.02 38,52733 deficit ................................. ............................ Deduct am ounts to be reserved for future ' use such as sinking funds, construction none funds, etc. ....................A ...... .......................... . Total estim ated receipts and available cash none balances— deficits . .................................. — ’Sum m ary of E stim ates of E xpenditures, R eceipts, and A vailable C ash Balances, and Tax General Road METHOD O F ESTIM A TIN G 1942 TA X LEV Y Total all Funds General Fund Total estim ated expenditures ............. ................. . Total estim ated receipts and available cash balances (D E D U C T ) .Jff.......... ;.— Am ount n ecessary to balance the budget ....... Balance to be raised by taxation ........... .............. . A lw ays at Your Service 64,112.00 25,062.00 32,800.00 38,527.33 25,584.67 25,584.67 23,001.02 2,060.98 2,060.98 ♦ Deduct 12,771.31 20,028.69 20,028.69 fltoad Bev. 280.00 75.00 1 TÏ 75.00 400.00 280.00 400.04 2000.00 2,280 75.00 400.00 * <| 3,750.00 ’ Market Road 2900.00 2,280.00 1 ,470.00 1,470.00 400.00 2400.00 2400.00 Bridge MaR Bev. . 75.00 ♦75.00 ♦75.00 *7 COUNTY HAS NO INDEBTEDNESS , .V- - ■I/’