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HEPPNER GA2ETTE-TIMES, Thursday, July 24. 1958 IN THE SADDLE . . . With The Wranglers By JOHN NEWMAN Our hearts being heavy with a feeling of loss, speaks well for our Just departed. We should re joice with them, that the Lord has a place prepared for him, where there Is no sorrow, no to morrow, no summers too hot or winters too cold, no sense of pain, where hunting and fishing is always good, where every horse Is a beauty and gentle, the grass Is always green. We should not be Impatient, when a place Is prepared for us our name will be called and may It be as It was with him, before we become a burden to those we love. ' The dance Saturday night en joyed a good crowd. Bill with the aid of Charley Daly, and Floyd Jones got everyone that came in and any that neglected to get stamped when they came in pro bably got took a second time if they left the hall. Those or you that experienced such, need no warning, those that haven't be sure you are branded before you leave the hall. It might save you money and ill feelings. The floor was good, the mu sic was good and the ladies seemed plentiful and I would say most of them paid their own way. Maybe that was the reason so many young fellows flashed so many 10 and 20'f that Bill had to make an extra trip for change. I don't know but what the girls are the smartest at that No one can tell them who they can or can't dance with, given the op portunity. And they don't have to risk their neck with some squirrel who thinks he can drink and drive. Next Saturday Is another big dance. Let's have as good a time and as little drinking as we had last Saturday. Al Says thanks fellows for vol unteering your help. LEXINGTON Mr and Mrs Don Hatfield drove to Portland Friday and on to Sa-1 lem Saturday to attend the Re-' publican State Central committee , meeting. They returned by way I of Redmond and Madras and spent a night with Mr and Mrs Johnson. j WEED CONTROL FUND ACCOUNT Total of 59 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims $ 6,005.18 Total claims paid by Treasurer 5,624.88 CLERK'S ANNUAL REPORT From July 1, 1957 to July 1, 1958 GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1957 General Fund warrants outstanding .,.$ 14,936.58 Total of 930 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims 108,987.70 Refund by Treasurer due to error in Assessor's collection 1,510.00 $125,434.28 Total Gen. Fund warrants paid by Treasurer 119,715.04 July 1, 1958 Total Weed Control Warrants out standing $ 380.30 HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE FUND ACCOUNT Total of 3 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims ... $ 10,000.00 Total claims paid by Treasurer 10,000.00 COYOTE BOUNTY FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1957 Total Coyote Bounty Fund warrants outstanding $ 6.00 Total of 79 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims 1,362.00 July 1, 1958 Total Gen. Fund warrants outstanding ....$ 5,719.24 GENERAL ROAD FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1957 General Road Fund warrants outstanding ....$ 27,195.78 Total of 682 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants Issued for the above claims. 221,211.28 $248,407.06 Total Gen. Road warrants paid Treasurer 239,907.08 July 1, 1958 Total Gen. Road warrants outstanding ... $ 8,499.98 RODENT FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1957 Rodent fund warrants outstanding $ 54.00 Total of 20 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims , 3,850.00 $ 3,904.00 Total claims paid by Treasurer 3,904.00 $ 1,368.00 Total claims paid by Treasurer 1,317.00 Juty 1, 1958 Total Coyote Bounty Fund warrants outstanding $ DOG FUND ACCOUNT Total of 2 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims $ Total claims paid by Treasurer ALCHOHOL ENFORCEMENT FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1957 Total Alchohol Enforcement Fund warrants outstanding .. Total of 2 claims allowed by County Court and warrants issued for the above claims 51.00 533.60 533.60 408.25 24.00 $ 432.25 Total paid by Treasurer .. 432.25 FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF MORROW , COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 1, 1958 Less County Owned Property ASSETS Cash in 'hands of Treasurer $106,843.22 Taxes Receivable (Delinquent) - - 102,252.40 Taxes Receivable (Current) 6821.42 $277,317.04 W felt til r" teli'ltPI mi 183371? Onto- Let Low-Cost PP&L Electricity Help You Live Better For Less! An electric food freezer means garden-fresh foods all year long for you and your family. Save money on your food budget buy fruit and vegetables in season and freeze for use throughout the year. And a home freezer costs so little to operate with dependable low-cost PP&L electricity. My living costs have gone up, too. But since you are working me so many more hours per month you are getting the advantage of my quantity rates. That's why today's average price per kilowatt-hour for PP&L residential electric service it 16.67c lower thau in 1919. 1949 1958 21 c UV1NG S t National consumer prlc Indw. V jg, Avrog cot of PPM, Uctrktty pr kilowatt-hour for horn us. -16 PACIFIC POWER fc LIGHT COMPANY Electricity is today's biggest bargain LIABILITIES Warrants outstanding (Gen. Fund) $ 5,719.24 Warrants outstanding Gen. Roads) 8,499.98 Warrants outstanding (Weed control fund) 380.30 Warrants outstanding (Coyote Bounty fund) 51.00 Revenues, Miscellaneous and Taxes 197,944.88 Current surplus (includes amounts due all funds, including School Districts) 64,721.64 $277,317.04 Respectfully Submitted, Bruce Lindsay, County Clerk TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 1957 TO JULY 1, 1958 Mr. Bruce M. Lindsay Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon In accordance with O.R.S. 294.230, I herewith submit this, my annual report of receipts and disbursement from July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958, both dates inclusive. BALANCE ON HAND July 1, 1957 $166,120.61 RECEIVED FROM: Sheriffs Office (Taxes, Unsegregated) - $892,834.27 Sheriffs Office (Taxes Segregated) 55,654.61 Sheriffs Office (Temporary Auto Permits) 394.75 Sheriffs Office (Fees k Mileage) 453.03 Sheriffs Office (Pistol Permits) 40.00 Sheriffs Office (Jail Rental) 40.00 Sheriff's Office (Car Company's tax) 478.57 Clerk's Office (Office fees) 3,785.92 Clerk's Office (Dog License) 215.00 Gilliam County (Rural School) 6,257.42 Umatilla County (West Extension Irrigation) 2,228.05 Pioneer Memorial Hospital (Water Rent) 330.00 J. O. Hager, Justice of the Peace (Misc. fines k costs) . 5,506.90 R. B. Rands, Justice of the Peace 7 (Misc. fines k costs) - 4,513.50 Carl Spaulding Jr, (Fair k Rodeo Receipts, rentals k etc.) 13,180.04 Elaine George (Cemetery receipts, ann. care & perpetual care) 2,827.50 N. C Anderson (Weed control receipts) .... 2,752.28 Jack C. Flug (Basic School support funds) .. 591.00 State Land Board (Irriducible School fund) - 1,232.34 Sale of Supplies k Equipment rental (Road fund) 9,610.56 First National Bank (Loan) . 40,000.00 Sale supplies (Lawn Mower k Paint, Gen. fund) .... 64.44 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State (Alchohol Control fund) .... 2,725.14 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State, (Motor License fund) 40,876.74 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State (Pred. Animal Control) .. 315.50 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State (Amuse ment Device Tax) 288.41 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State (Racing Tax) 12,661.36 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State (Forest Rentals) 16,677.35 Mark O. Hatfield, Sec. State (Sale of Public Land) 680.27 Mark Hatfield, Sec. State (l20th Mill tax) 1,156.67 West Extension Irrigation Dist. (Misc. collections) 2,705.21 Refunds, Miscellaneous 4,011.31 Total $125,088.14 TOTAL RECEIPTS PLUS BALANCE ON HAND JULY 1, 1957 DISBURSEMENTS General Fund Warrants paid Road Fund Warrants paid County 4 State School fund Fair Fund Special City Funds distributed Special School Funds distributed County Hospital Warrants paid . Non-High Dist. Warrants paid School Bonds redeemed k int. paid Irrigation Warrants paid Forest Fire Patrol distributed Irrigon Rural Fire Patrol warrants paid .... Game Fines money turned over to the State Enforcement Fund warrant paid 432.25 Rodent Control fund warrants paid . 3,904.00 Coyote Bounty Fund warrants paid 1,317.00 Dog Fund warrants paid .. 533.60 Boarflman Cemetery Dist. warrants paid 1,299.90 Heppner Cemetery Dist. warrants paid 12,321.25 Weed Control fund warrants paid 6,509.05 Total - ,......$1,184,365.53 $125,088.14 ..$1,291,208.75 $119,715.04 279,905.98 18,891.22 24,757.73 40,086.38 549,412.06 10,000.00 3,229.25 71,342.50 26,594.73 12,219.62 1,360.22 533.75 $1,184,365.53 BALANCE ON HAND JUNE 30, 1958 $ 106,843.22 Respectfully Submitted, Sylvia E. McDaniel Morrow County Treasurer SHERIFF'S AND TAX COLLECTORS' ANNUAL REPORT, JULY 1, 1957 to JULY 1, 1958 TO: Mr. Bruce M. Lindsay COUNTY CLERK OF MORROW COUNTY In accordance with Section 294-230 O.R.S., I herewith Submit this, my annual report of receipts and disbursements from July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958, both dates inclusive. TAX COLLECTION RECEIPTS On Hand and "on deposit July 1, 1957 $ 756.81 1957,58 Taxes $856,523.06 1956-57 Taxes ... . 47,110,96 1955-56 Taxes 11,125.15 1954-55 Taxes 9.426.24 1953-54 Taxes ... 9,300.07 1952-53 Taxes 1951-52 Taxes 1950-51 Taxes 1949-50 Taxes 1948-49 Taxes . 1948 k Prior Taxes 2 Penalty on Tax For. 6,303.28 4,059.45 3,411.25 627.04 16.22 54.83 269.10 $948,226.65 ..$948,983.46 Total on Hand and Received DISBURSEMENTS Turned over to County Treasurer $948,489.38 Unsegregated Fund $892,302.27 Segregated Fund 56,187.11 On Deposit in Bank 287.81 On Hand 206.27 494.08 Total Disbursements and Balance on Hand, June 30, 1958 $948,983.46 TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS Receipts $394.75 Disbursements $394.75 CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE Balance on Hand $ 1.00 Disbursements $453.03 Receipts $452.03 PISTOL PERMITS Receipts $ 40.00 Disbursements .$ 40.00 Respectfully Submitted CiD, Bauman, Sheriff k Tax Collector
