The Beaverton enterprise., July 06, 1945, Page Page 2, Image 2

Friday, July 6, 1945
BEAVERTO N E N T E R P R ISE . Beaverton. Oregon
Pt et 2
delinquency,
the
assertion of
June 3 flow ing into M aria’s river from the ! for
west, two and a half m.las from its ' these penalties will be withheld until
A il motor vehicle opera­
(T eto n ) July 11.
flow ing
into
the
Missouri mouth was named T a n jy
they had their first glimpse o f the river
tors apprehended on or after July 11
R ocky mountains, which they were from the north. The question arose, j river.
\ will be liable to a penalty o f »5 or
(T o be continued)
to see much o f in the days to come. which was the teal Missouri? A fter
more in addition to the cost of the
covering
several
H. H. JKEKK1KS. Publisher
On May 29 they
reached a fine a careful survey
stamp.
_______________________________________
stream flow in g
into the
Missouri days, they decided that the southern Must have Federal Auto
t*ublished Friday o f each week by the Pioneer Publishing Oo , at Beaverton, from the south which Clark named stream was the real Missouri and
Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at*Uie poatofflce at Beaverton, O ra ) Judith s river, in honor o f a fait the course for them to follow Here Stamp on Cars Before
— —— ------—------ --------------------- i Virginia lass whom he greatly ad- again romance crept into the scene,
M A R IN E M O SQ U ITO ES
Oue Y e a r -----------------------------»-0 0
Subscription Payable In Advance. mlred
ThJ, youn|{ )ady was Mlss and Lew is named the stream M aria’s
Men o f the Third Marine Division’s
1 Julia Hancock.
Clark had always river in honor o f Miss Maria Wood
J. W. Maloney. Collector o f Inter­ 9th Regim ent in the P a cific know
Beaverton O ffice— Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
o f Virginia, a cousi» o f Captain nal Revenue, stated today that on | that there are
bigger
mosquitoes
Portland O ffice—308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Pbone A T w a te r 6091 i heard her called Judy, so supposed
| her name was Judith.
However, he Lewis.
Monday. July 2nd. he would assign ¡than the ones they share tents with
j found out her real name later on, j
in this area, but they deny any are
A t the fork o f the Missouri and all available Field Deputies of his
M a ja Jrs*
‘ and
th«y
were
happily
married
more discriminating.
"One night,"
M aria’s is located the present Loma. o ffice to check motor vehicles to
A
J
I January 5, 1808.
Montana. Here they "cached’’ some see If owners had purchased the I said a Leatherneck o f the Ninth,
O liC l(K M It ^ S (P «P E »
! L eavin g Judith's river, the party
o f their goods, in order to lighten Federal $5 Auto Tax Stamp which [ "they were turning over my dog tags
their loads and to have as a reserve should have been on all cars July 1. to see if I had the right blood type.
W hile the law provides
penalties It suited a lot o f them."
on the return Journey.
A stream
white sandstone cllfts, known today
they named
the
was as the Stone
Musaelshell,
Walls.
On
i reached on May 29. Five days later they came to the mouth of a large
11th
t » 11«4i
d u * o i
! sslSrS^r.TKM'-Ta
W hile shopping In Beaverton stop
On February 5, 1805,
preparations
F or Stove and Diesel Oil Call H a rry
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry in at the Greyhound C offe Shop for
W hile in Beaverton be sure to eat
were begun for the resumption of
Barnes.
Phone Beaverton 3231. tf
Lunch.
Barnes.
Phone
Beaverton
3231.
tf
the long, hard journey to the Pa- j at the Greyhound C offee Shop.
cific coast.
Saoajuwea, the little
Shoshone woman, gave
birth to a
son, which she named Baptiste.
When the expedition was all ready
to embark, early in April, a barge
loaded with specimens o f mineral,
plant and animal life, destined for
the United States government,
was
o f B e a v erton O re *o n '' f o * the ensuing fiscal year July 1. 1945. to June 30. 1946. as set forth in the accom panying schedules. A ll persons are here-
launched under command o f Corpor­
o f Beaverton, Oreg n, tor tn_
g
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g
m jn the C ity H all, Beaverton, Oregon, said budget estim ates may be discussed with
al Richard W arfington, with Joseph
fhenC l!5 Council th“ levying board f^r City o f Beaverton. Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levy or tax levies w ill be heard In.
Graveline as
pilot.
Six
soldiers,
fa vo r o f or against said proposed taxy levy or tax levies or any part thereof.
four French trappers and a Rlcara
Indian made up the balance o f the
Th e outstanding indebtedness o f City o f ................ , Oregon at \;>i : " j ' •
A
*
party.
As they paddled down the
AMOUNT
N
A
T
U
R
E
OF
OBLIG ATIO N
AMOUNT
NATURE OF O B LIG A TIO N
river, they stopped at a R icara vil­
R
efunding
W
ater
Bonds—
The Great American Odyssey
R efu n din g Im provem ent Bonds— Series 1939 .............
^ 3 ,5 0 0 .0 0 *
lage, where Anthony
Tabeau
and
$32,000.00
Series 1940 ............................
four men Joined them rftnd continued
General O bligation Bonds— Series 1942.......................
2,000.00
A Condensed Story o f the
with them as fa r as St. Louts, which
Sinking Funds on hand are su fficien t to retire bonds m arked ( * )
Historic Expedition o f 1804-6
they reached without misadventure.
Copyright 1945 by W alter Meacham Corp.
W arfington
continued
to
Washington, D. C., where he deliv­
ered the specimens and dispatches
Red H air Wins Special Regard
%
RECEIPTS
The winter months were spent In | entrusted to his care.
collecting specimens of plant
and I A t last all was ready and Lewis
Actual for
Actual for
Actual for
and animal life, studying the habits | and Clark, with 29 men and Sacaja­
Actual
Fiscal Year
Fiscal Year
Fiscal Year
and languuge o f the Indians, hunting | wea, making 32 in all, bade farewell
Budget
July 1. ¡944
July 1. 1943
July 1.1942
Jan
1
.
1942
1945 44
friends and em­
F U N D A N D C L A S S IF IC A T IO N
Budget
and trapping, and in gathering in­ to their Indian
to
to
to
to
1944-45
April 30. 1945
June 30. 1944
Mis­
June 30. 1943
form ation of the country which lay barked again on the muddy
June 30. 1942
ahead.
The French-Canadian Tou- souri April 7, 1805. T w o small pi­
$ 3,100.00
Licenses and F e e s ........................................................
$ 2.200.00
$ 3,110.34
$ 1,980.00
$
380.25
$
62.28
issant Charbonneau
and his
Sho­ rogues and six canoes carried the
1,230.00
1,100.00
Sundry Incom e ............................................................
1,716.90
1,080.00
934.50
337.94
W orking their way slowly
shone Indian wife, Sacajawea, were party.
.
.
g
4,880.00
upstream,
they
passed
the
mouth
of
T
o
ta
l
Estim
ated
Receipts
............................
hired to act as guides and interpre­
g 4,827.24
g 8,800.00
g 1,814.75
g 8,060.00
g
400.22
ters when the expedition started on the Little Missouri river on April 12.
$ 4,445.03
Estim ated Cash B a la n ce................................
The mouth of the Yellowstone was
its way in the spring.
Clark's red hair excited the won­ reached on the 26th, where Fort
•
der and attention of the Indians and Union was built in later years. Here
won fo r him special regard.
His buffalo and other wild game were
EXPEN D IT U RES
N egro servant, York, was also the found in abundance and the explor­
Debt S ervice:
subject o f great curiosity.
The In ­ ers had their first introduction to
dians thought that the black would the grizzly bear, whch won their J $ 3.274.34
Principal on Im provem ent Bonds........................ . $
$ 3,300.00
.........
$ 3,676.69
$ 3,475.18
$ 2,941.08
700.00
rub off, but found that it was there respect and admiration for its com­
761.75
Interest on Im provem ent B o n d s ..........................
843.62
885.08
1,023.21
618.81
to stay.
His short, wooly hair also bative spirit and tenacity to life. The
Principal on General O bligation B o n d s .............
1,561.36
1,100.00
1,813.70
1,176.26
caused much wonder.
York was a present state o f Montana was enter­
Interest on General O bligation B o n d s ...............
54.64
62.96
81.55
102.87
great favorite
among the Indians, ed on April 27. On May 8 they pass­
700.00
$ fl.144.H8
g 5,216.80
T otal Debt S e r v i c e ......................................... . . g
g 0,255.51
g 5,248.42
g 8,MOS. 15
river, a
especially among the women, who ed and named the Milk
northern
tributary
o
f
the
Missouri,
showered him with favors.
O ther Titan Debt Service:
The two captains had supplied east o f the present Fort Peck and
R ecorder-Treasu rer ............................................. . $ 1,200.00
$
900.00
$
760.00
$
928.94
$
360 00
$
800.00
themselves with
homely remedies the famous reservoir of that name.
180.00
Superintendent ......................................................
150.00
180.00
179.82
• 89.82
A tributary from the south, which
and BUrglcal appliances, which prov­
150.00
A ttorn ey and Legal Expense ..............................
400.00
135.00
240.00
227.50
60.00
ed valuable on many occasions to
180.00
A u ditor ...................................................................
180.00
135.00
45.00
90.00
themselves and their Indian friends.
Rhmimatlsm and Arthritis
City Hall O p e r a tio n ...............................................
231.84
220.00
210.40
173.90
169.58
Members of the party suffered from
" I suffered fo r years and am so
150.00
City Shops O p e r a tio n .............................................
53.77
'
118.59
150.00
162.36
46.41
many disorders during the long jour­ thankful that I was cured o f this
120.00
Stationery and O ffice E x p e n s e ............................
135.89
150.00
134.37
82.65
59.07
ney, but they always recovered on terrible affliction that I w ill gladly
34.65
Elections .................................................................
24.80
40.00
60.00
31 75
account of, or in spite of, their answer anyone w ritin g me fo r In­
3,614.16
2.461.74
3,000.00
P olice Departm ent ...............................................
2.280.27
380.72
remedies.
Lewis and Clark and form ation."
Mrs. Anna Poutz, Box
600.00
549.06
940.84
Fire D e p a r tm e n t....................................................
946.45
733.69
several of the men kept journals of 8248, Portland 7, Oregon. Paid Adv.
1,088.46
863.13
1,000.00
Street Ligh ts ..........................................................
1,171.52
585.74
the expedition, which are now valu­
122.34
129.52
650.00
Parks .......................................................................
105.21
14.97
able chapters o f American history.
2.782.70
100.00
2.500.00
Drainage and Sewers (S in k in g F u n d ) ...............
W hile shopping In Beaverton stop
4,000.00
477.53
500.00
600.00
L ib ra ry ..................................................................
602.09
150.00
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry In at the Greyhound C offee Shop for
485.45
350.00
Miscellaneous ........................................................
350.16
402.00
129.13
Barnes.
Phone Beaverton 3331.
tf Lunch.
229.35
Em ergency F u n d .............................................
277.22 -
451.24
236.05
1,112.19
Keep
N otice of 1 9 4 5 -4 6 B u d ge t M e e tin g
srs: lissi
Flying
Lewis and Clark
G e n e ra l F u n d
j CONCRETE CHIMNEY BLOCKS
g 8,225.45
g
M,050.no
g M.577.47
g IO,OMI).2M
g l 1. tit) 1.24
g 7,118.110
g 18.204.02
$14,882.08
g 111,288.01
«16.807.fl8
T otal Other Than Debt S ervic e...................... . . g 15,288.50
Estimated
Portland Concrete Pipe & Producta Co.
5819 SW Macadam Ave., Portland, I Oregon
AT. 8384
and
Available Cash Balance
g 8,775.00
Net Am ount Raised by T a x a t io n ............
SP E C IA L “ V E N T IL A T E D ”
See your Building Material Dealer
Receipts
Road Fund
\
RECEIPTS
^
Actual for
Fiscal Year
July 1. 1942
to
June 30. 1943
Actual lot
Fiscal Year
Jan 1. 1942
to
June 30. 1942
Dick Teacher
Kokich
of
Actual for
Fiscal Year
July 1. ¡943
to
June 30. 1944
$ 2.262.85
$ 3,018.70
$
g
g 8 ,0 IN .70
ft 2,152.24
2 .2 « ’ 85
707.38
1,444.86
Actual
July 1. 1944
to
April 30. 1945
Budget
1944 45
$ 4,373.96
1.470.43
$ 2,547.53
1,444.86
g
g 8.0 02.8»
5,844.80
Modern
AND
F U N D A N D C L AS S IFIC A T IO N
1945-46
W ashington County .....................
State Gas Tax F u n d .............
Total Estimated Receipts . . . .
_______Estim ated Cash B alan ce........................................
$ 1,290.00
T o ta l Receipts anil Cash B a la n ce..................................
g 5,290.00
E X P E N D IT U R E S
Classical
Accordion
W E ST SL O P E STU D IO
On Canyon & Howatt Rd.
30.00
60.00
149.70
153.53
162.40
173.71
$
60.00
120.00
389.70
25.70
303.23
2,116.37
7-1».:»:»
A ¡1.01.T O O
60.00
120.00
420.00
18.75
432.51
1.992.32
$
50.00
100.00
350.00
161.15
435.21
2.252.48
1.047.05
33.32
* 3.048.5M
g
1 . 12 0 .2 1
$
O ffic e Rent ......................................................................
Shop Rent ...................................................................... *
Superintendent's Salary .................................................
Insurance .........................................................................
S treet Cleaning ................................................................
Street Repairs and M ain tenan ce................................
G rader and E q u ip m e n t ...................................................
B attery C h arger ..............................................................
60.00
120.00
420.00
200.00
500.00
•» uun’ nri
Total E xpenditures........................................
a >1.200.00
Estim ated Receipt » and A va ila b le Cash B a la n ce........
HI 5,200.00
* 3 ,0 02.8»
V
W a te r Fund
RECEIPTS
f
A c tu é ) lo r
F itc tl Y t t
J t n 1.1*42
to
J u n o to . 1*4 2
$ 6.960.08
21 04
1 M f> T>
g 7.405.87
A c tu a l fo r
F isca l Year
J u l y I . 1942
to
J u n e 30. 1943
A c tu a l fo r
F is ca l Y e a r
J u l y 1. 1943
to
J u n e 30. 1944
A ctu tl
J u l y 1. 1944
to
Budget
A p r i l SO. I9 4 S
1944-45
$15.818.9«
F U N D
A N D
Budget
194 5-4 $
C L A S S IF IC A T IO N
$15.340.75
20 77
373.00
$17.559 91
1.738 50
653.SO
W a te r Service I n c o m e .........................................
In terest E a r n e d ...................................................
Sundrv Incom e ....................................................
*15.784.52
glft.20M.4l
g 10.172.20
T otal Estim ated R e c e ip t s .....................
ft1H.700.00
Estim ated Cash B a la n c e ....................................
g 10.202.50
T otal Receipts and ( ’ash B a la n c e .....................
—
E X P E N D IT U R E S
I here arc timri when the farmer ii in need
of immediate help... family emergencies...
sick livestock . . . machinery breakdowns
. ornea when delays might mean loss of
life, property, or money. It is when these
u n loreseen emergencies arise that he es­
pecially appreciates speedy telephone serv­
ice. And it is why even more and improved
telephone service for the farmer it import­
ant to our postwar plans.
* 3.000 00
496.76
$ 3.500.00
925.29
$ 3.500.00
837.81
$ 4.000 no
635.40
g 8.408.78
ft 4.425.20
ft 4.887.Ml
g 4,885.40
$ 1.414.37
520 91
45 85
681 50
57.60
22 80
90.00
60.00
54 00
34 31
35 47
337.97
$ 4.119 50
1.334 00
167.13
«24.79
111.93
14.13
180.00
120 00
27.00
8149
53.83
2.026 «2
$ 4.024.89
1.858 13
220.00
1,374.16
152.29
14 50
180.00
120.00
81.00
67.07
111.20
2.162 «2
$ 3.969 83
1.942.73
191.51
1651.32
216 00
1 55
150.00
in o on
108 00
15.81
155 23
1.984.92
8.09.Y2M
* 8,862 31
" 1 " 285
«IO
1.577.18
850 M2
»
West Coast Telephone Co.
M il
4
Debt Service:
Principal on R efunding W a ter Bonds
........
Interest on Refunding W a ter B o n d s ...............
Interest on W ater Bonds— Series 194 5
.
T o ta l Debt Service
8.HK4 Ml
5 572 i t
ft 21 1 i t
1 4.MM« ;t‘ i
14.172.71
* 0.080 20
gl:t.88M 42
g it* 2 2 » 20
g 18.800.1 I
............................
O ther Than Debt S ervice:
Salaries and W ages
......................................
P o w er ................................................................
S tationery and O ffice S u p p lie s ........................ ____
Maintenance Expense ................... ...................
Truck Expense . . . .........................................
General E x p e n s e ...............................................
O ffice Rent .................................... ...................
Shop Rent ..........................................................
A u diting
............................................................
A llow an ce fo r Bad A c c o u n t s ..........................
Insurance
........................................................ . . . .
Depreciation ......................................................
MM I X »
1 «2 0 Vt
$ 4.000.00
662.50
300.00
250.00
160 00
Total Expenses
Extensions and Betterm ents
.........
Total O ther Than Debt Service
Total Expenditures ,
Estim ated Receipts and A va ila b le Cash Balance
ftl4.24n.tMi
...
»10.202.50
ft 10.202. At i