Southern Oregon miner., October 13, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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NOTICE
AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN!
Proposed Budget for the City of Ashland
For the Year 1940
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The following is a budget of the estimated expendi­
tures of the City of Ashland, Oregon, together with
the estimated receipts from all sources and the levy
of taxes required to raise the necessary revenue :
ESTIMATED REXENI ES
»730
VW-
$100
3«
75
$540
10
50
$600
TOTAL
Attorney:
Salary ......
Extra fees
Telephone and telegraph
Travel expense
$900
200
30
100
$1.230
TOTAL ........................
Buildings :
Labor . ............ .....—.............
Repair and maintenance
General supplies
Fuel oil and wood .............
Insurance, fire, plate glass
$12
100
30
150
30
TOTAL
Auditing:
Auditors fees
TOTAL
Engineer:
Engineer’s fees _
Accident insurance
TOTAL
City Judge:
Salary ___
Surety bond
TOTAL
Advertising
Legal notices, bids, etc
$85
$85
....
$350
General Government totals
Public Safety:
Police Department:
Salary, chief of police ...........................
Salary-, assistant chief of police..........
Salary, patrolman No. 1........................
Salary, patrolman No. 2........... ............
Salary, patrolman No. 3 (half-time)...
Wages, special police.............................
Postage and box rent.............................
Telephone and telegraph.........................
Travel expense .........................................
Printing .....................................................
Repairs and maintenance, equipment.
Office supplies and expense .............
General supplies and expense, jail....
Food for prisoners...................... ...........
Gas and oil ............ ....... ..........................
Miscellaneous expense ............................
Insurance, automobile ...........................
Insurance, accident ___ _________ ___
Insurance, surety bond, chief..............
Office equipment ___________ ________
Motor vehicles ..........................................
TOTAL .................................... ........
Fire Department:
Salary, fire chief.....................................
Salary, driver No. 1................ ................
Salary, driver No. 2____ __ ________
Wages, volunteers, grass burning ....
Telephone and telegraph.......................
Travel expense, use chief's car
Repairs and maintenance, equipment.
General supplies and expense.............
Gas and oil............................ .,
Accident insurance ...........
Motor vehicles .....................
Other equipment, hose, etc
Furniture and fixtures
TOTAL ..................
Public Works:
Street Department:
Salary, superintendent
Salaries, wages, regular, temporary.
Telephone and telegraph............ .........
Repairs and maintenance, equipment
General and office supplies.................
Gas and oil ..............................................
Material and supplies, oiling, paving
Rent of equipment
Miscellaneous .......
Insurance, truck ..
Insurance, accident
TOTAL
Street Lighting:
Electric lights, streets
TOTAL ......................
Lithia Drinking Fountains:
Electric power for pump
TOTAI.....................
Health Department:
Salary, health officer
Travel expense ..........
TOTAL ........................................
Sanitary Department:
Dump ground, disposal of animals
TOTAL ...................................
Relief Department:
Salary, janitor and other labor
Rooms and meals for transients
Wood and supplies for indigents
TOTAL
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$350
$250
3
$253
$2(8)
$750
300
$248
$150
$150
»1,980
... 1,500
1,380
1,320
...
660
750
90
200
50
50
300
75
...
100
130
500
30
77
170
5
125
138
$9,630
»1,620
1,320
.. 1,260
700
35
110
100
150
150
100
1,000
400
25
$6,970
$1,560
.. 3,200
30
250
260
750
2,850
400
250
50
100
•
$9,700
$5,000
$5,000
»350
»350
»120
35
»155
»100
»100
»200
125
300
»625
$80,548)
$46,000
12.000
too
$58,100
$4,200
*4 200
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Expt ndltures
General
I Jbrary
Park
Cemetery
Sinking
Electric
Water
Sewage
$1,200
2.076
Revenues
$42,720
5,338
7.345
i MS
1 1 150
so MO
58,1(81
4.200
$i s 70S
200
1,050
1.500
213,371
$164.253
Budget
»24 oi ;
5,138
6,295
2.518
11,150
M) 5OO
58,100
4 L'oo
$49,118
original estimates, as furnished by dejiartmcnt heads, and
which are in a large measure a b isis for the above estimate* arc
on file in the office of the city recorder and arc made a part hereof
Any person desiring to examine said original estimates may do so at
the office of the city recorder.
I hereby certify that the fore ;oing Is a true statement of the
proposed budget of expenses for the year 1940, a* adopted by the
budget committee of the city of A ihland. Oregon, October 5th. 1939.
and pursuant to authority given by the common council ut a meeting
held the same date
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to nil persons interested therein,
that the city council will meet at the city hall. Ashland, Oregon, on
Friday. October 27, 1939, at 7:30 o'clock p m„ then and there to
discuss said budget and make the levy of the city taxes for expendi­
tures for the year 1940, at which time and place uny person interested
may meet with the council and mcke known their objections to said
budget, and any proposed lax levy, if any they have
JAMES Q ADAMS.
City Recorder
»1 500
2,830
135
780
200
150
230
75
91
150
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75
815
200
54
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, ( IK< ILA
T1ON, ETC. REQUIRED BY TIIE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF
Al'Gl’ST 24, IBI2, AND MARCH 3, IMS
TOTAL
Sinking Fund:
Auxiliary water bonds, principal
Auxiliary water bonds, interest
Refunding Bancroft bonds, principal
Refunding Bancroft bonds, interest
$4.018
TOTAL
$70,000
1.500
5. (MX)
4.000
TOTAL
*7,345
TOTAL .................................
Water Fund:
Salary, superintendent ...........
Salary, utility .............................
Salary, office man .....................
Salaries, recorder's office..........
Wages, regular and temporary
Purification .................................
Pipe, paint, lumber, gas, oil
Tools
.............................
Office supplies .............................
Pipeline replacement ................
Talent irrigation maintenance
Insurance, accident
Insurance, fire, etc.
..........
Maintenance of equipment
Telephone and telegraph
Meters
..........
Car replacement
Bond retirement (future).......
Interest on bonds
*1 500
TOTAL
Sewage I»is[K>aal Fund:
Sale Of MTVtMS .
TOTAL ............................................
Cemetery Fund:
Salary, sexton
»1,500
Salaries, wages, regular and temporary
1,500
Telephone and telegraph
30
Equipment repairs, maintenance............ ..
25
General supplies ............................................
100
Gas and oil
90
Miscellaneous
.............
37
Insurance, accident
...............
25
New equipment, sprinkling system, etc.
111
500
Trust fund payment
100
Hargadine cemetery, care & maintenance
TOTAL ............. .........................
Electric Fund:
Salary, superintendent ...................
Salaries, power plant operators
Salaries, linemen .............................
Salary, utility ...................................
Salary, office man
......................
Salaries, recorder's office.................
Wages, regular and temporary......
Office supplies
.............
Gas and oil .........................................
Street lights, globes, etc........ ..........
Materials, poles, wire, etc................
Trestle replacement .........................
COPCO for power .............................
Advertising
......... ................. ...........
Insurance, accident ............................
Insurance, fire, etc.............................
Maintenance of equipment .............
Chamber of Commerce ...................
Donation, water and street departments
Car replacement ............ .....................
Compressor replacement ...................
Miscellaneous .......................................
Equipment, meters, transformers
General fund ........................................
$1.500
TOTAL
Water Fund:
Sale of water
Transfer* from electric fund
Miscellaneous
TOTAL
.............
Miscellaneous Department:
Association dues and legislative assesemnt
Care of park row boulevard
Care of Chautauqua park __
Emergency appropriation
General Fund totals
Library Fund:
Salary, librarian
Salaries,- assistants, janitor
Freight, postage, express, dray
Telephone and telegraph
Printing and binding
Lights and sewage disposal
Building, repairs and maintenance
Supplies, general and office
Fuel oil
Miscellaneous
Insurance, fire
Furniture, fixtures (heating system)
Books and magazines
$1.050
TOTAL
Electric Fund:
Sale of electricity (consumers)
Rent of equipment, etc
Sale of electricity (city streets)
Interest on investments
$488
715
50
258
TOTAL
Hospital Department:
Insurance ............
Elevator payment
Repairs and maintenance
Miscellaneous
TOTAL ............ ..
Park Fund:
Salary, superintendent
Wages, temporary, regular ♦............
Equipment repairs and maintenance
Building repairs and maintenance
Food for birds and animals
Gas and oil
Material and supplies
Spray and fertilizer
Flowers and shrubs, trees....................
Miscellaneous
Insurance, fire and auto
Insurance, accident
Equipment, mower, truck
Note
Interest ($1.800 at 3'; )
$240
8
TOTAL
Recreation Department:
Salary band leader
Pay, bandsmen
Music .................
Uniforms
TOTAL
»322
TOTAL
Elections:
Clerks, printing, etc.
»200
n >TAL
Cemetery Fund:
Opening grave*
$1.075
TOTAL
Treasurer:
Salary ....
Office supplies and expense
Surety bond
J IM.703
TOTAL
Park Fund:
Auto camp rent
Care Chautauqua park
$660
50
40
35
60
100
38
30
62
Office supplies .......................................
Forgery, check alteration insurance
Surety bonds ....
Office equipment
»200
225
75
4(H)
25
450
1,100
IH0
4H
4,800
650
50
10.500
,
TOTAL
library Fund:
Fines
»211
Printing
$4.2(8)
General Fund:
Bilsine.-M licenses
Dog license*
Liquor licenses
Temporary auto license fees
Building permits
Flue*
Rent*, lease* building* and lai I*
Dump ground franchise
IJbrary phone
Street department from electric
State liquor tax prorata
Miscellaneous revenues
Electric department surplus
General Government:
Council :
Salaries (6 at $75 00)
Telephone (6 at $30 •
Travel expense
TOTAL
Recorder:
Salary (portion)
Postage, box rent
Telephone and telegraph
Travel expense ....
$6(8)
450
4 HO
i i
1.5(H)
746
TOTAL
ESTIMATED EXI’ENDITl RES
General Fund
TOTAL
Mayor:
' Salary .... .........
Telephone
Travel expense
Sewage Disposal Bonds:
Labor at plant
Labor cleaning sewer*
Chlorin«, inn,
laboratory equipment, lime feeder
Bond retirement
Interest on bonds
$5,000
3,750
2,000
400
*11.150
$2,700
2,400
3,412.56
1.575
1,426 56
1.320
2,000
250
500
1,000
5,000
750
18,000
500
300
6(H)
1,250
500
16,800
500
2,250
1,100 88
5,865
10,500
»80,500
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Of Southern Oregon Miner, published weekly at Ashland. Oregon,
for Oct. 9, 1939
State of Oregon
County of Jackson ss
Before me, a notary in and for the state and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Leonard Hall, who, having been duly sworn ac­
cording to law, deposes and says that he i* the publisher and owner
of the Southern Oregon Miner and that the following is, to the treat
of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, man­
agement (and if a daily paper, the circulation), etc., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the alxrve caption, required by the
Act of Aug. 24, 1912, as amended by the Act of March 3, 1933, em­
bodied in section 537, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse of this form, to wit:
1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, manag­
ing editor, and business managers are: Publisher, Leonard Hall, Ash­
land, Oregon; editor, lx-onard Hall, Ashland, Oregon; managing editor,
Leonard Hall, Ashland. Oregon, and business manager, la-onard Hall,
Ashland. Oregon.
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address must be stated and also immediately thereunder the names
and addresses of stockholders owning or holding one per cent or more
of total amount of stock If not owned by a corporation, the names
and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a
firm, company, or other unincorporated concern, its name and address,
as well as those of each individual member, must be given.) Leonard
Hall, Ashland, Oregon.
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the list of stockholders and security holders as they appear upon the
books of the company but also, in cases where the stockholder or
security holder appears upon the books of the company as tmstee
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belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of
a bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any
other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or
indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated
by him.
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scribers during the twelve months preceding the date shown Is (This
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of Oct., 1939
LUCILLE V. SMITH
(Seal)
(My commission expires Dec. 27, 1942.)
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