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Newspaper Page TextP A G E « SHERM AN COUNTY JO U RN A L, MORO, OREGON I * ! , »* , t ♦ « . » * * * t • * ’ 1 wr * <» i M ljrrra a rt C o u n t g J o u r n a l at P u b lis h ed E v e r y F rid a y M o ro , O regon Bntared m Mcond el«M m atter Poatoffle« a t Moro, Oregon, of CooaroM of M arch 1» 1ST9, at NIWIPAPKK PUBLISHKRS OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE Y E A R ........................ OCTOBER 11, 19M DO IT YOURSELF duitrial development ahi FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1938 gonVj ehcaf> ¡¿,WCT h a ^ ^ n b y firm s th a t b rin g little em ploy m ent. H igh freig h t ra te s « re a de te rre n t to th e s ta te ’s g ro w th and are caused by 'th e in flatio n th a t th e se n a to r’s firs t com plaint would continue. O regon’s failu re to a ttra c t in d u stry com es from its lack of p o p ulation (it is not a big m ar ket); it lacks ad eq u ate tra n sp o rta tion; it depends too m uch on one in d u stry ftlm b er) w ith o u t m ak ing an y effo rt to utilize it fully; It trie s to- do too m any things b y go v ern m en t and too few by individual effo rt of its citizens w hich resu lts In high taxes. And it seem s to th is w rite r th a t O regon does n o t rea lly w an t to becom e ind u strialized . M any cit izens say they liked it . b etter w hen few er stra n g e rs in te rfe rred w ith th e fishing. ’ This Week’s HISTORY MYSTERY W'.io Owned This W riting Case? REM EM B ER BLO TTERS? You rem em b er b lo tters, of A le tte r to th e editors of Port- course, and th e q u ip ab o u t them : lt n d i £ a ^ « n ^ ln ^ n w tlw r ^ w lth *'rh e Y a r * w h al You look for While t h . Bend B ulletin together w ith )ong has ,o the.r com I £ n l ton V t h è t 11 »•» « M w one? publicity to an idea. It la th a t ... _ L ike th e h o rse shoe th a t used Oregon ap p ro p riate public money to com e in kegs to all w ell con o u t of the anticipated su rplu s to ducted h ard w are sto res in sizes try to bring new business to Ore- from th e w eighty six to th e pop gon. u la r fo u r and th e pony tw o, blot To th is idea w e w an t to tak e is- te rs are a cu rio sity . You ca n ’t sue. * -v find a ho rsesh o er an y m o re ex If Oregon com m unities w an t cept on a cow ran ch or aro u n d a new business let them p u t up racing b arn and none b u t th e th e ir ow n m oney and m ake an in m ost p articu la r law y er offices re v estm en t to a ssu re i t A lready tain b lo tters. \ some step s have been m ade in L ike th e co rset w hich h as given th S y o« “ m ajor w . y ? n . ru b b e r f . h r , c « h . t d o e. th in s , w rong w ith Oregon t u t o n th e u n w lllln g n .« of I f clt- Isens to Invest an y th in g In th e state. If the local citiren s will not p u t up m oney to obtain new b u sin ess we see no sens« in th e s ta te doing it. By p u ttin g the sta te into business it would m ake ev ery ta x p ay e r co n trib u te to a v en tu re w h eth er he w anted to, o r could S u 'c h 'th I rut» I r e not afford to. a p ro p e r gevernrmentaj func tion. ■ I t is still possible to sell bonds fn Oregon or sh a re s in a project th a t prom ises dividends or filter- est. In th a t w ay only those w ith m oney to risk and w ith willing- ness to invest w ill contribute. HERM AN O LIV ER lh e J°,b ° ' c m ’ “J " bl»‘“ r *» « th ln « « th « past. In o u r dancing y o u th we m ade a v ery in te re stin g biologi cal discovery, nam ely: th a t fe m ale rih s ru n up and dow n. No ^ oun* f 11” J ” ? hig g e n e ra tio n wil1 ° cora*ta w ltil th e ir stout w halebone ribs are a m em ory. B ut about b lo tters. T hey were *b^ rb en l P M -r. . e o rt of halt- digested paper, th a t soaked up the ink on a sig n a tu re recently laborl<’UBb r o r w ith a flour- lsh on a sh e et . of legal paper. _ rouo'red ad “ a e r m ethod °, In* w hich consisted , d u sting with sand and blow- ing th s residue off o nto th e floor. E v ery office had b lo tters. F irm s ad v ertised on them , p rin tin g one slde w ith a m essage in p re tty colors and d istrib u tin g them as w idely as possible in various siaes. It w as q u ite an in d u stry w hile it lasted, T hen along cam e th e ball point pen th a t d o esn ’t need b lo ttin g and b lo tters and no m ore. C hildren CLUE: In the 1850‘s this case belonged to an army o :» ';tin t quarterm aster stationed a t Fort Van couver. Some years later, during th e Civil W ar, this cass was said to have held a checkbook with a balance of one million dollars. *su»|d t,ue|p|Q 3W jo uoitiASJ e 6ui|»|issao»u snqj *euii| 4» ao»|d 1,004 JO4!UOH •(.¡4 pu» a»tutjj»p| ei|4 u9SM4«q ®|44»q »44 'jeAeMop, • • iu ;6 j i ^ 04 Àuijy » ,u»||e|Q 3^ p o d fu » 4 04 petn sq 04 t|»sisA |» a » u o i l JOJ Pue 4deaae 04 uspjo ui tip d e u u y J04 uo46uit,t«/M sa »®| 04 A prsj <» m s,'l»5u| -, o q -a»uiO4Od »44 40 A uuy »44 04 je |tew js4 -j»n¿) }»!HO »• peuâitse pue |S u o , o q 04 p e|o w o jd i « m 04 j » / y \ IJAJQ »44 40 4»»uo »44 4y ••»»» 6U141JM *144 40 JSUMO »44 i» * (||»bu| *n|ny :V3MSNV If you liavo »omethinq would make a qood ”my»tary’' object, sand it* complato doter ip tion to the OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY PORTLAND, OREGON County Agent Finds Many Items To Interest Fanners About Wheat and Stock WANT ADS p j S ’ M WRONG KMPHAB 18 At b o u rb o n o f th e O ld W e s t I s w i n n i n g n e w frie n d s e v e r y w h e r e ! 77ie smoothest of fine Kentucky bourbons has the taste, the mildness, the quality that will win you tool $2 90 pini $4.45 4-5 qt. THE OLD SUNNY M00K COMPANY LOUISVILLE. KY„ DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTIUERS PROOUCT5 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUBBON WHISKEY • 86 PROOF CO“ " *“ « o r a . S h erm an have t>een fixed by the ** S " ”1 m t , Ta te s te r 'J o h n s o n A d m in istra to r 48-51 c * H A R L A N D V IE W G RA N G E Meets first and third Saturdays each month at 8 p. o . Orlow Martin, MaMr, A gnes Benson, Secretary Moro Lodge No. 119 I.O.O.P. Meets 1st and 3rd T uesdays in I.O.O.F. yjgjtlng b ro th ers are COrdiallv invited M artin, N. O. Leo W atkins, S ecretary B ethlehem C h ap ter No. 78 O.EJ4. M eets ev ery second T h u rsd ay each m onth. V isiting m em bers in vited. Moro, O regon G enevieve Pow ell, W . M. O w en Ross, S e c re ta ry . Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M. Meets on th e 1st and 3rd T h u rsd ay evenings each m onth. V isiting m em bers cordially in vited to m eet w ith us. P aul A lley, W.M. ,’lyde G llknor, S ecretary Meets 2nd an d 4th ru esd ay s of each rnonth. V isiting members welcome. L G rab en h o rst, NG Vada DeMoss, Sec.' W IN T E R POTATOES: No. 1, D eschutes N etted Gems, a t only L u p in e Re be I la i fx x lg e No. 110 SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON Abstract of Taxes Payable in 1957-58 and Summary of Assessment Rolls SUMMARY OF ASSESSM EN T ROLL R E A L PRO PERTY ACRES T axable L and 464,004.60 I .and w ith in co rp o rate lim its / 820.11 S tru c tu ra l Im provem ents w ith in co rp o rate lim its S tru c tu ra l im provem ents outside co rp o rate lim its TOTAL R E A L PROPERTY CattlP Not Mw«,™ to limit the cost to its needs or wishes. S P IN E T PIA N O BARGAIN: W ill sacrifice for q u ick sale in th is locality. Also E lectric 6 p ln e t O rgan. Cash o r term s. W rite • T allm an „ P ian o Stores, Inc., - Salem , Oregon. 47-9c sp ra y in g - livestock and ex tension circ u lar 561 “Livestock P est Con- tro l” is available. B u rt and Colum bia w h eat sam - pies from S h erm an co u n ty farm - ers w ere shipped to th e W estern W h eat Lab., P ullm an, la st w eek. P ro tein , m illing, and b ak in g tests w ill be ru n on these sam ples, Sam ples w ere sen t from th e fol- low ing farm s: Jo e P eters, H all & Belshee, W ilb u r H aggerty, W. E. B ru ck e rt, F red D orm aier, Bern- a rd -M a rtln , Charlie D avis, W . A. B rin k e rt, E lton Medler, H olland Jo h n so n , E arl G entry, K enneth _ _ _ M artin an d L P. H aven. - E x p e c t e d IO D r o p S h erm an county according to th e 1954 census had 489 acres of Fed cattle p ric e . In O regon a re crop |>nd b ro k en (Jown not expected to d ro p as sh a rp ly as follows: 150 acres hay, 95 acre d u rin 8 the heavy October-Novem - and 244 acres p a stu re ber m a rk e tin g season as th e y did (Paul A lley is rig g in g u p a dou- ‘ r " ag<:' ? POr! Oregon , ® ? 'e ble h y d ralu lc sy stem fo r h l. deep college ag ric u ltu ral econom ists. fu rro w drills. Ken F rid le y ’s hy- c e X e|rv8'h “ t hX e s m aT ,. e c l 'l n : 4 r a “ llc * se a s o n a lly b u t p rices mav decline ch arm on a 35% 8iope> P e rfe c t only $2 to $3 a h u n d red w eig h t tra(R in g Qf lhp pres7 w heels í ’ O P, í ' t ’ cur'--d ‘» r * o f fu rro w open- " ¿ 2 ,“' , 7 " ? ÍT . ° Ug 1 « • T h e system can he well re- torced fall ala u g h te r to a record M m niended , e h>y, econom ists say? drill sliding problem s. , A *eneraI d o w n tren d in ca ttle BjggeSt o u t|ay ln th e a «,a«tfhter la e ^ t e d to (x ^ tln u e h y d rau lic system w hich ru n s over *n . ‘958. # p o , in j tin g ..i to , favorable .u $300.00. Once th is is available cost aPS C U l e 't o X m t o X » d r " ‘ h“ k “ P lnclu<,,ng o n a fa v o re d w ith p ro s p e c ta of la rg e ^ " n u i n g ' r u n i ^ V ^ e K en tu c k y S tra ig h t B ourbon W h is k e y i'S*. VW«, sm ut whidh has attacked Omar NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT $3-25 p er h u n d re d ro u n d s, g ee N otice ¡g h ereb y ¿iv en ’ th a t Tom M oon»*! Wasco. , 49c th e u n d e s ig n e d h as filed in the | t a t E W ID E P A IN T CO. com- C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te of Ore- p ]e te p a tn tiilK -an d decorating Son lo r S h erm an C ounty, his Fin- service, sp ray o r brush. P hone al A ccount as A d m lr..su a to r of •’ 3977 o r 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. th e E sta te of W. D. F u ller, de- » V ern Camp^Il an d Ja c k Null, ceased, and th a t W ednesday, the T he Dalles. O regon 38tfn 6 th d ay of N ovem ber, 1957, at FO R SALE: G rain-tight feeders ^ rn ^ A f^ th ^ ? w h e a t in W ash in g to n h as n o t been found tn Oregon. No re p o rts of sm u t occurred in the Colum bia B asin by farm ers, elevator o p era to rs or sta te and federal w orkers. Som e $m ut p la n ts of E lm ar w ere found in O m ar fields. T he larva, or w orm s, th a t w ere to U WX ‘^ grWV' w orking on w heat heads in G rass V alley-Kent area, S h erm an coun Std. A B tr. I | " l 6 th oroughly ty, th is sp rin g h av e been positive ly identified as a close cousin of M aiy’ X . U e . and t u r n , tb ? corn ea r w orm . T he insect, up to th is tim e, had no com mon from $17 p er M up. nam e so w e have attached th e TH O R EN L U M B ER CO. LY LE, 'W h eat H ead W orm ” as one for WN-. P h E M erson 5-2216 d ay com mon use. Scientifically it is 32c-tfn or night know n as H ellothis P hloxiphhea. T he Insect has n o t been identified C ustom S lau g h terin g by a p p o in t ment only. Meat cutting, wrap- previously In O regon an d speci ping, sharp freeze. Kenny's m ens w ere sen t to th e b u rea u of Market Grass Valley, Oregon. Insect Identification in W ash in g ton, D. C. for p o sitiv e d eterm in a Call 242 for ap p o in tm en t. 7c tion in coordination w ith th e E n DST. FOOD ROUTE: tom ologist d ep a rtm en t a t Oregon 800 fam ily W a tk in s R oute n o w S tate college. available. 90 D alm atian Toadflax, a serious A to p g ra d e , one-m an b usiness, peren n ial weed, ex ists In several an d no ex perience o r m oney re- locations in S h erm an county. The quired. W rite for full lnform a- p lan t is v ery sim ilar to a yellow tion to J. R. W a tk in s C om pany snapdragon and m any folks p re 3909 B rooklyn A venue, S eattle sen tly have it in th e ir yards. The 5, W ashington. 48-lc p lan t is p rese n tly in th e G rass Valley cem etery , on v acan t lots, W IL L do iro n in g in m y home. s ta te highw ay an d city p ro p e rty Mrs. Jo h n G ilm an, JO 5-3503 going n o rth o u t of W asco and tw o 48-9p sm all patch es along th e county roads w ere located thia sum m er. FOR SALE: A young Je rse y m ilk cow. W illard H arp er, Wasco. 49c O ne th re e m iles east of Moro and o ne near th e F u lto n Canyon road I SCO. w est of W»S( enables ♦he family E arly fall m o n th s are a good tim e to control sheep ticks. E w es cIeaned u p a t th ig tlm e wiH not ^ ave. ticks to go o ver o nto y o u r ____ ,amb8 ,n tb e gpr,n g . S everal gpray insecticides have been ef- feçtive and a re recom m ended in- C u d ln g DDT, rotenone, to x ap h en e and oth ers. R ecently a 1 4 % diel- d j-ln d u st has been p articu la rly effective. F o r sm aller fartn flocks, d u st can be applied w ith a ro ta ry type hand d u ster. F o r d etails on HermaA O liver of G ra n t county is grow ing old a t 73 and feels th a t it is tim e to re tire into h is new hom e in Jo h n Day and grad- ually tu r n h is responsibilities over to oth ers w hile he can d irect c a n toe totsJe « • ¿earn to w r i t e w it h a pen- <ne arg u m en t over the w isdom of th e cil and o nly a fte r som e y e a rs of decision even am ong those w ho practice w ere ta u g h t to w rite w ith w ould w ish him to continue re- a pen and It w as often a process lentlessly on u n til he d eparted th a t b ro u g h t ru in to clo th in g and from th is Ilfs, Mr. O liver p refers dism ay to m o th ers in te n t on clean the planning approach. * hands. Now ch ild ren can m ake And th a t la typical of him . th e ir squiggles w ith a pen as easy W hen he was a young m an th e as w ith a pencil. fam ily had little to s ta r t a stock- So we p ro g ress, o r change, and „man'ji fo rtu n e b u t early train in g old problem s are fo rg o tten some- in hard w ork and honest dealing, tim es so easily we alm ost fall to The O liver boys got ahold of som e note th a t they are gone. A nd we land In the Jo h n D ay valley, 1m- develop new problem s to tak e proved It, Increased it, b u ilt u p th e ir places, for o f problem s, we' herds of good cattle, expanded m ust have ap len ty else w e be- into com m ercial en terp rises to come too satisfied. round o u t a lifetim e of successful ------------------ personal achievem ent. N aturally The W orld'« a e rie . . „ „ r « t o d th ere w as public recognition and m ore we are su re h ay supplies supplies a and ch eap iw feed ’ dtek ex H erm an O liver has been a mem- m illions, m any *v *••««' »»« «re im vuvup u vel d r m s are fiuoerjor to h er of the sta te board of educa- \ han « n y th ln g else ln th e news, grain s, b u t feed er’s m arg in s m ay cen t /o r siM i™ o r c o v e rin » « n tion for over 20 y ears and fo r a dom estic o r foreign And i t w as be squ?ezed by th e h ig h er p rices hydrau¡£? svstem should term a m em ber of the highw ay a 8»od w rie s w ith th e locally fav- being paid for feeder anim als. m ak t ¿ shovel ó íe n e r suDerior com mlM lon, p r e .h l.n t of Oregon “5*« » ’»»aultle B ra v e , b attlin g M eanwhile, fcog production la X our S f . cattlem en and long tim e president tix? w onderfully co m petitive Yan- resp o n n d in g to g e n e ra lly good tio d s of the successful John day bank. kees auc« » « fu lly w hen th e chips prices w ith n ational in creases K ickoff m eetina for the qher. A dorm itory on the G rant coun- y e r ® And w hen the B raves expected fo r th is fall and n ex t m an C ounty R ural P lan n in g con- ty. fair grounds was built by Her- flna,ly w ° n w ith B u rd ette shut- sp rin g ’s pig crops. T his dim s hog fe re n ce for 1958 is set for 8 00 m an O liver’s effo rts—and m uch t,n g o u t ^ « .Y a n k e e s 5-0 in th e price prospects for next fall, th e p m T uesday O ctober 22 of It his contribution—John Day flnal S®me n early evervdTie w as econom ists rep o rt in th e c u rre n t c o u n ty c o u rth o u se has a m odern lib ra ry as hl* gift h a PPY ab° u t it. • Issue of th e OSC “O regon F a rm The glxth statew ide w eed con and the p opular G rant county mu- W> forget o th e r th in g s d u rin g and M arket O utlook* circu lar. feren(e is scheduied N o v e m b e r 14 seum th a t houses the C harley th e series w hich w as th e idea th e Copies of th e c irc u lar are avail- and 15 at W hiteom be hall Corval for th e tty m p lc a b k from co u n ty ^ te n s io n o f - li8. in d u stry rep rese n tativ es as Brow n collection is an o th er of G reeks had his pro jects. H is new home has gam es. an outside en tran ce to the base m ent and groups use his nicely decorated “co rral” for a m eeting place. Mr. O liver h a r had a full life. H e has done m any things and done m any of them well. He did if him self w ith o u t form al educa tion o r the connections h ig h er education 'alw ays gives. H is his to ry is in the trad itio n of A m eri can success. N ow if he has planned to end hia public and p riv ate activities by resig n in g hia honors and sell ing his ranch It is his privilege. One re g re ts th e ending of a good book even w hile realisin g the» It m u st end. f J. S e n a to r N euberger is com plain ing about Oregon as m uch as O regon is com plaining about Sen a to r N euberger. His recent an aly sis of th e reasons Oregon is in the econom ic dum ps show s m ore ability a t th e fine a r j of politics th a n th e s te rn e r reasoning of economics. '-“-- . ' •**--— • T he se n a to r en u m erate s O re gon’s tro u b les as 1) tig h t fnoney, 2) sh o rtag e of cheap pow er, 3) high fre ig h t rates. In form ed lu m berm en of Oregon realise th a t th e bohansa of high prices fo r lu m b e r could not stan d Indefinitely against the com peti tion o f o th e r b u ild in g m aterials, power is not a m ajo r factor in in- _ Well as fa rm ers p articip ate. Qn- $ 7,510,870.00 NUM BER PER SO N A L PRO PERTY M erchandise F u rn itu re in com m ercial use F arm in g im plem ents O ther m ach in ery an d equipm ent T ra ile r houses * ' H orses C attle Sheep and G oats . Sw ine P o u ltry < SHERM AN COUNTY, OREMFN, 1957-58 P E R U N IT VALUE $ 12.81 $ 5,945,940.00 69,470.00 560,160.00 941,300.00 V A LU E 138,500.00 24,690.00 689,200.00 17,560.00 6,740.00 9,070.00 194,820.00 5,340.09 1,810.00 1,390.00 439 9,091 1,692 380 4,043 T O TA L PER SO N A L PRO PERTY V A LU E L ess V eterans and W idow s’ E x em p tio n s N E T T A X A B L E VALUE P ublic U tilities V alue TOTAL T A X A B LE VALUE P E R U N IT $ 20.66 21.43 3.16 4.76 .34 $ 1,089,120.00 . 7,41(100 ,580.1 $ 8,508,580.00 1,317,113.00 $ 9,015,093.00 SCHOOL TAX D IST R IC T V A LU E LEVY R u ral School D istrict $ 9,915,693.00 25.0 S h erm an H igh School DisL No. 1 9,915,693.00 17.2 School D istrict No. 7 2,736,873.00 4.1 TOTAL SCHOOL TAX Tax from W asco C o unty (Jo in t School D istrict - R ural) O ffset from S tate (S herm an H igh School D istric t No. 1) GRAND TOTAL SCHOOL TAX TAX $ 247,892.33 170,549.92 11,217.08 $ 429.059.33 486.31 6,098.00 $ 430,243.64 ROAD TAX D IST R IC T Road No. 1 Road No. 2 W asco Road No. 3 Moro Road No. 4 G rass Valley V A LU E $ 8,993^64.00 328,354.00 330,725.00 263,050.00 TO TA L ROAD TAX LEVY 12.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 TAX 107,922.76 3,940.25 3,968.70 3,156.60 118,988.31 COUNTY G E N E R A L FU N D D IS T R IC T * V A LU E LEVY C ounty G eneral F u n d $ 9,915,693.00 8.8 TO TA L COUNTY G E N E R A L FU N D TAX TAX 87,258.10 87,258.10 CITY TAX P ercentages - * * CITY V A LU E LEVY Moro $ 330,725.00 27.3 W asco 328,354.00 19.6 G rass V alley 263,050.00 15.3 TOTAL CITY TAX TAX $ 9,028.79 6,435.74 4,024.67 $ 19,469.20 COMB. < CITY LEVY TAX 90.3 30.2 86.7 22.6 78.3 19.5 K£D 27.7 28.8 31.9 GR 13.3 13.9 15.3 HH C S P E C . 19.1 9.7 19.8 10.2 4.7 22.0 11.3 TAX AND LEVY BY SCHOOL D IST R IC T S FOR A L L P U R P O S E E X C E PT CITV TAX TO TA L - DISTRICT V A LU E LEVY TAX RSD GR SH C 3 R ufus $ 1,461,207.00 63.0 $ 92,066.04 39.7 19.0 27.3 14.0 7 W asco 2,735,873.00 67.1 183,577.06 37.3 17.9 25.6 13.0 9 K ent 1,044,925.00 63.0 65,830.28 39.7 19.0 27.3 14.0 17 .Moro 2,950,435.00 63.0 185,877.40 39.7 19.0 27.3 14.0 23 G rass V alley 1,723,253.00 63.0 108,564.94 39.7 19.0 27.3 14.0 TOTAL D ISTR IC T TAX $ 035.905.74 LEGEN D RSD — R u ral School D istrict GR — G eneral Road F u n d SH — S h erm an H igh School •*Ä)tal V alue $ 9,915,093.00 Total Local V alue 8,598.580.00 Total Real V alue 7,509,860.00 T otal P ersonal Value 1,088,720.00 P ublic U tilities V alue 1,317,113.00 C ity Tax — C ity Tax C —» C ounty G eneral F u n d Spec — School D istrict No. 7 100.0 Total T ax $ 655,394.94 86.7 ixx-al Tax 569,013.66 75.7 Real P ro p e rty Tax 495,654.10 11.0 Personal P ro p e rty Tax 73,359.56 13.3 Public U tilities Tax 86,381.28 REC A PITU LA TIO N Special School Tax (D istrict Nd. 7> Special C ity T a x ___ _______________ ’ ~~ G eneral F u n d T ax __ rx _________” ~~ G eneral Road F u n d Tax _ -,.Z.ZZ_ZZZZZ\ .......... S herm an H igh School D istrict No. I ............. ........................ R u ral School D istrict . . ....................... ............ . total tax ___ ___ ZZZZZZZZZ.Z ........ .. OiWitted Property _________ P e n a l t y _________________ ZZZ "Z"~ Pick-up on E x ten sio n of Taxes Z ~Z_’ I ...... Less A dvance Collection _ TO TA L C O IN T T TAX TO BB C O L ..M T H , BY S h e r , , , , - _ ~ SPEC. 6.1 100.0 ..86.8' 75.6 11.2 13.2 11,217.08 19,489.20 n 87,258.10 a a c in , }™ «i W 247.892.33 $ 053,394.94 562.41 55.60 .38 I h ereb y ce rtify th a t th e assessed valuations, tax levies and tax»»« „ and com plete copies of the originate as the same am Jar fo rth ,h ere in a re th e full D ated th is 9th day of Septem ber, 1957 p pear ,n this offlce and In m y custody. C lair L. B alzer S herm an C ounty A ssessor