Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, August 3, 1950
Page 3
COUNTY CLERK'S SEMI ANNUAL REPORT,
JANUARY 1, 1950 TO JULY 1, 1950
GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants Outstanding $ 3,082.22
Total of 370 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims 33,661.98
' $ 36,744.20
Total warrants paid by Treasurer 32,892.54
July 1 General Fund Warrants Outstanding $ 3,851.66
GENERAL ROAD FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants Outstanding $ 8,447.48
Total of 433 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims 74,990.18
$ 83,437.66
Total warrants paid by Treasurer $ 66,367.83
July 1 General Road Fund Warrants Outstanding $ 17,069.83
DOG FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants Outstanding $ 78.00
Total of 6 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims 312.57
390.57
Total warrants paid by Treasurer $ 390.57
RODENT FUND ACCOUNT
Total of 17 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims $ 2,910.57
Total warrants paid by Treasurer 2,459.72
July 1 Rodent Fund Warrants Outstanding
COYOTE BOUNTY FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants Outstanding r.
Total of 11 claims presented and warrants
issued ....
450.85
12.00
123.00
Total warrants paid by Treasurer
135.00
111.00
COUNTY HOSPITAL FUND
Total of 7 claims allowed by County Court and
warrants Issued oHS'TI
Total warrants paid by Treasurer J5.159.15
Julv 1 County Hospital Fund Warrants Outstanding- $ 12,010.59
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1 Warrants Outstanding $ 103.20
Total of 50 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims lAoau.bB
Jan.
$ 12,683.89
Total warrants paid by Treasurer 8,973.11
July 1 County Hospital Maintenance Fund Warrants Out-
standing 3,710.78
COUNTY HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND
Total of 17 claims allowed by County Court and
warrants issued iHS'nl
Total warrants paid by Treasurer ll.Jb.ua
July 1 County Hospital Equipment Fund Warrants
Outstanding 521,849.68
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF MORROW
COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 1, 1950
Less County Owned Properties
ASSETS
Cash in hands of Treasurer $2nnn'nn
United States Bonds ior-TV'tV
Taxes Receivable (Delinquent) , ,2, n5
Taxes Receivable (Current) oi.m.ua
July 1 Coyote Bounty Fund Warrants Outstanding $ 24.00
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$359,630.13
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
Warrants Outstanding (General Fund) 5 iS'ncQM
Warrants Outstanding (General Road) ian'sr
Warrnts Outstanding (Rodent Fund) nn
Warrants Outstanding (Coyote Bounty) lOAinso
Warrants Outstanding (County Hospital) o,in?o
Warrants Outstanding (Hospital Maintenance) of qJocq
Warrants Outstanding (Hospital Equipment) !'
Estimated Revenues (Taxes) vt&uM
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A permit is necessary to build
outside fire (except in approved
incinerators), Absolutely no burn
ing after 12 o'clock noon.
By order of City Council
Current Surplus (Includes amounts due all funds, in
cluding School Districts) 235,310.54
$359,630.13
Outstanding Road Bonds $ 77,000.00
Respectfully Submitted,
C. W. Barlow, County Clerk.
COUNTY TREASURER'S SEMI-ANNUAL
REPORT, JAN. 1 1950 to JULY 1, 1950
Balance on hand January 1st, 1950 $279,928.79
RECEIVED FROM:
Taxes (Sheriff's office) $434,857.51
Land Sales (Sheriffs office) 2,496.88
Office Fees (Clerk's office) 1,510.69
Dog License (Clerk's office) 354.00
Fees and Mileage (Sheriff's nffirM idfiR
Temporary Auto Permits (Sheriff's office) 221.00
Pistol Permits (Sheriff's office) 14.00
Realty Rentals 650.00
Sales and Rentals (Road Department) 1,379.47
Miscellaneous Fines, Costs, Etc 2,750.25
Intereset on War Bonds 187.50
Interest on Time Deposit at Bank 250.00
Motor License Fund 16,028.20
Basic School Support 1,628.90
Secretary of Irrigation District 2,502.36
Hospital Equipment (Donations & Sec. of St.) 4,952.96
Hospital Fund (Secretary of State) 29,796.17
Forest Reserve Rentals and State 2,600.38
County School Fund 6,255.00
Miscellaneous Refunds .. . v 4,276.95
Taylor Grazing Act 63.59
Fair Fund (Sec. of State and Donations) 7,489.39
Alcohol Beverage Tax 1,442.19
General Miscellaneous 1,364.17
General Miscellaneous 1,364.17
$523,217.42
GRAND TOTAL
DISBURSEMENTS:
General County Expenses $ 32,892.54
General Roads 73,453.09
County School Fund 7,393.15
City Specials 18,955.80
Hospital Construction 35,159.15
Hospital Equipment 11,926.09
Hospital Maintenance 8,973.11
School Districts . 268,513.30
Non-High School Districts 5,502.20
County Fair Fund 20,943.28
Irrigtion District Orders 5,581.25
County Bonds Redeemed 8,000.00
County Bond Interest Paid 2,127.39
Forest Fire Patrol 4,960.01
Rural Fire Protection District 474.63
Sent State Game Commission (Fines) 385.25
Rodent Control 2,459.72
Coyote Bounty 111.00
Dog Fund 390.57
Taylor Grazing Act 103.75
Discount on War Bonds 563.00
$803,146.21
$508,868.28
Balance on hand July 1st, 1950 $294,277.93
Frances Mitchell,
Morrow County Treasurer
SHERIFF'S AND TAX COLLECTOR'S
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
JANUARY 1, 1950 to JULY 1. 1950
TAX COLLECTIONS
RECEIPTS
On hand and on Deposit December 31, 1949 $ 58,423.44
1949-50 taxes $ 31,182.85
1948-49 taxes 1,297.58
1947-48 taxes 296.38
1946-47 taxes 185.55
1945-46 taxes 61.93
1944-45 taxes 91.11
1943-44 taxes
1935 & Prior.: .'.
Land Sales 1,575.00 $ 34,690.40
Total on hand and Receied $ 93,113.84
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DISBURSEMENTS:
Turned over to County Treasurer $ 92,965.32
Unsegregated Funds $ 82,005.00
Segregated Funds $ 10,960.32
On Deposit in Bank 94.06
On hand Jue 30, 1950 27.17 121.23
Under Collections
27.29
Total Disbursements and Balance on Hand $ 93,113.84
TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS
RECEIPTS Disbursements
$221.00 $221.00
CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE
$145.86 ' $145.86
PISTOL PERMITS
$ 14.00 $ 14.00
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Interior Country
By MILLIE WILSON
At last a real step toward the
REA for Monument has been tak
en. Requisitions for Kinzua, Mit
chell, Spray, and Ukiah have
been closed. Monument has a
part of the material on the
ground and there is more on the
way. This week some surveying
in town was done. A primary line
was established and part of the
secondary. This is indeed good
news for the people of this com
munity and every one Is ready to
help the good worn along.
Doyle Wayne McCauley of We.
natchee, Wash, was a houseguest
of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Hobby
this week. McCauley and Hobby
are cousins. McCauley returned
to Mitchell Friday with Mrs.
Hobby.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams
and daughters Joyce and Linda
were overnight guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. Wilson Saturday night.
They brought Jeannie and Dean-
na Williams home after they had
spent two weeks visiting in Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stewart
have sold their lumber trucks to
a man from Eugene. The Stew-
arts have no definite plans as to
where they will settle or what
kind of work they will take up.
The people of Monument are sor
ry to lose the Stewarts as neign
bors. Mrs. Evelyn Banta "nee Har
low" of Nyssa and her twin
daughter and son visited her mo
ther, Mrs. Ida Slocum and other
relatives the past week. She re
turned to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Lois Bleakman and dau
ghters visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Musgrave of Mt.
Vernon over the week-end. She
also took her daughter Laura Lee
to John Day to consult an eye
specialist.
Lee Greg of Kimberly is a 4-H
boy had the misfortune to lose
his fat 4.H calf from his pen. The
boys have been searching for
several days but so far have been
unable to locate the calf.
Evonne Stoneman returned to
Monument Sunday from Lone
Rock and Umatilla where she
spent her vacation visiting rela
tives and friends.
Joan Roach expects to leave for
La Grande about August 19. She
will enroll at Eastern Oregon Col
lege ot Education.
Kinzua's baseball team came
to Monument Sunday to play the
local team. The boys from Kin
zua proved too much for the
Monument team.
The women of Monument took
their baseball team to Prairie
City Sunday to play the Prairie
women. They came home the
victors.
Oatis Stubblefield has been
quite ill at his home this week.
At this writing he is improving
satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnard pur.
chased a new butane stove from
the Leland Stewarts.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Johnson
were greeting friends Sunday in
Monument.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Musgrave
and nephew Dale Saddler were
in town Sunday afternoon.
Bill Reynolds was hurt in the
woods Wednesday while falling
timber with Bennie Carter for the
Big Four Lumber company. A
dead tree some distance from the
tree they were falling fell and
struck him on the head. Clayton
Griggs brought him to the mill
and Lindell Broadfoot rushed
him to the hospital in Heppner.
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