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6 Heppner Gazette Times, January 18, 1945 COUNTY CLERK'S SEMI ANNUAL REPORT July 1,1944 to Jan. 1,1945. 1943-44 taxes 8,840.61 GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT July 1 Warrants outstanding ,. k Total of 409 claims allowed by County Court Warrants issued for above claims - . 1942-43 taxes 1942 taxes 1941 taxes 1940 taxes 1939 taxes 1938 taxes 3,009.17 1937 taxes 21 ftW 7J 1935-31 texes AW- 1930 and prior ... Land sales Total warrants paid by Treasurer Jan. 1 General Fund Warrants Outstanding GENERAL ROAD FUND ACCOUNT July 1 Warrants outstanding . Total of 235 claims allowed by County Court Warrants issued for above claims........ Total warrants paid by Treasurer.. $ 24.039.96 .. 21,392.77 ..$ 2,647.19 ..$ 2,698.73 ... 23,070.64 $ 25,769.37 ... 23,528.83 720.50 251.00 529.38 230.11 76.59 19.08 3.27 5,565!71 773.64 4,771.11 Total Receipts... 4231,962.70 .4232,078.97 Jan. 1 General Road Fund Warrants Outstanding .. RODENT FUND ACCOUNT July 1 Warrants outstanding Total of 27 claims allowed by County Court Warrants issued for above claims L.. !;. ; . Total warrants paid by Treasurer... .. Jan. 1 Rodent Fund Warrants Outstanding TAYLOR GRAZING FUND Total of , two claims allowed by County Court Warrants issued for above claims. Total warrants paid by Treasurer ..$ 2,240.54 ...$ 423.25 ... 1,905.59 $ 2,328.84 ... 2,265.59 ...$ 63.25 Total on hand and received . DISBURSEMENTS Turned over to the County Treasurer... 4214,438.61 Under collections : . . 2.85 On "deposit with Treasurer $ 2.806.86 On deposit in bank. 14,552.32 On hand, Dec. 31, 1944 278.33 Balance on hand and on deposit : ...$ 17,637.51 Dis'iursements $63.00 200.00 200.00 Total disbursements and balance : 4232,078.97 TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS Receipts $63.00 CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE $143.38 $143.48 Respectfully submitted. JOHN H. FUITEN, Sheriff of Morrow County. SUNDAY SPECIAL . Turkey Dinner $1.00 per plate Victory Cafe lone, Oregon Roy and Belly Lieuallen Proprietors Financial Statement- of Morrow County, Oregon, Jan. 1,1945, Less County Owned Properties. ASSETS Cash in hands of Treasurer - $221,490.96 United States War Bonds 80.000.00 Taxes Receivable (Delinquent) : 33,141.65 Taxes Receivable (Current) .. 33,338.19 $367,970.80 LIABILITIES Warrants Outstanding (General Fund) $ 2,647.19 Warrants Outstanding (General Roads) k... 2,240.54 Warrants Outstanding (Miscellaneous) 63.25 Estimated Revenues (Taxes) 66,479.84 Current Surplus (includes amounts due all funds, including School Districts) 296,539.98 Outstanding Road Bonds . $367,970.80 $222,500.00 Respectfully submitted C. W. BARLOW, County Cfcrk. TREASURER'S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 1944 to Jan. 1,1945. Balance on hand July 1, 1944 - $253,691.04 RECEIVED FROM Taxes from Sheriffs office - Taxes from Assessor's collections Clerk's office fees Sheriffs fees and mileage Temporary auto permits Realty rentals - Sales and rentals, Road Department . Miscellaneous fines and forfeited bail -.. Interest on irreducible school fund , 1,210.65 State school support, fund. - 10,913.87 U. S. Government refund on road work. . Miscellaneous refunds - Motor license funds Interest on time deposits at bank. Interest on War Savings Bonds County Fair fund ... : Taxes from Umatilla county Alcoholic beverage tax Tax on amusement devices Dog licenses Contents, confiscated slot machines - Miscellaneous items - ..$214,438.61 65.74 .. 1,142.90 143.38 63.00 984.40 1,955.35 774.50 5,590.99 430.22 8,898.25 250.00 750.00 6,041.66 836.83 261.36 269.27 20.00 40.27 3.00 $255,084.25 Grand Total - ...$508,775.29 DISBURSEMENTS: General county expenses $ 21,392.77 General county roads .. 25,693.99 General school funds 2,313.99 School district specials 104,339.10 Non-High School districts 2,620.76 School district bond and interest 8,848.02 City specials - 9,358.26 Count bonds redeemed. -: - 19,000.00 County bond interest - oq'Ik Irrigation district orders..: - 4,528.45 Rodent control 2,265.59 Forest fire patrol 88.68 Claims on dog fund Fines sent State Game Commission 40.75 Taylor Grazing 'Act 200.00 $207,284.33 Balance on hand January 1, 1945.... Includes $80,000.00 in United States War Bonds. "..$301,490.96 LEON W. BRIGGS County Treasurer. SHERIFF'S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 1944 to Jan. 1,1945 TAX COLLECTIONS RECEIPTS On hand and on deposit June 30, 1944 $ 116.27 1944-45 taxes $210,181.70 BOARDMAN NEWS Frances Skoubo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles of Boardman received word from the war department that their son Pfc Frank Miles infantryman of the 137th Division is now a German prisoner of war. Frank was reported missing on Nov. 30. The Boardman Yellowjackets won a decisive victory over the lone Cardinals on our home floor with a score of 35 to 18. After the game the student body girls fed the teams and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson are proud to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baker are the parents of a baby girl. Grace Tyler is spending a few days with her son Harold Tyler s ljc and her daughter Mrs. Edward Warner. Pfc Alfred E. Turner spent two days visiting friends here on the project before returning to Miss issippi. Lyle Tannehill S lc who has been stationed in California is spending a few days leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tan nehill. Word was received that Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCutcheon are parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Edward Kunze gave a spec ial dinner for her son, S Sgt Frank Kunze at her home Sunday after noon. Those invited were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderegg and Bar bara, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gardiner, Ralph Wasmer, Mrs. Alvin Deulen and daughtes and Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo and Frances of Board man and Mr. and Mrs. Erve Flock from Junction City Ore. Russell DeMauro Ph. M. 2c re turned to Rhode Island Friday af ter spending 9 days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeMauro. Miss Ernabel Peck, who is at tending St. Joseph's academy, spent the week-enl with htr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Peck. George Linn returned from Lara mie Wyo. Sunday accompanied by his father-in-law W. D. Fonda from St. Edwards, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Falconer and family have moved to the Ber ger apartments in town after sell ing to Lou and Cecil Hamilton. Mrs. Elvin Ely and Mrs. Charles Anderegg and families were in Hermistton on business Saturday. The P. T A. met Thursday eve ning at the school auditorium. Af ter the meeting lunch was served. Ernie Peck and Emil Ash re turned from Portland Sunday. Following the game with lone Friday night the high school student body had a farewell party for Doro the Van Metre ,who is moving to The Dalles. Several games were played and the remainder of the evening was spent dancing to the music by Gene Rietmann from lo-ie. lone visitors were all invited to stay. A stork shower was given for Mrs. Van Meter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Root Tuesday afternoon. Audree Wilson has been in The Dalles for medical treatment this week and expects to be home Sun day. Boardman Yellowjackets on the Arlington Honkers will play the home floor Saturday night. NOTICE! The truck line formerly owned and op erated by Clyde Nutting, Heppner, is under the name of Heppner, lone, Portland Truck Line This truck is to remain in Morrow county to serve this area. It is now being reconditioned at the Jackson Implement Company at Lex ington. TELEPHONE 152 Heppner, or 60 Pilot Rock N. Schmaltz & Sons Peters Building, Heppner Roofing and Siding Contractors and Applicators For Information Write Box 726, Hepp ner, or phone 83, Condon, Ore. Sea Foods are Healthful Eat Them Often We try to keep shell fish on hand in sea son. You will enjoy a seafood meal often especially with meat points what they are and may get to be shortly. You are always welcome at the Elkhorn Restaurant (A