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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur P.rry.
. A high school uoy at Sulom kissed a
high school girl in tho hull, and was
caught at It. Tho parents of tho boy
are prominent, and the girl has none.
So the principal expelled the girl for a
week, and forgot to administer the
same punishment to Romeo. Tims
was Justice done, to a dull brown finish.
Now and then newspaiiers acciden
tally tell the truth. For instance, tho
Klamath Falls Herald editorially says:
"Man is the only animal that can be
skinned more than once."
NON-REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT.
TJ Xd'LAXD hud nil flection the other day. Tho people decided
J they wanted u Coiixvrvutive tfoveriimoiit."' Tliht Conservative
government is now on the job.
The United States had an election the other day. The people de
cided they wanted n chance. They didn't get it. The same represen
tatives are on the job today, and will bo on the job, deciding the poli
cies of the various states and the country .until their successors are
sworn in. ,
Here is nn obvious weakness in tho American political method.
There is no good reason why office holders whom the people don't
want, should remain in office a day after tho people have formally
announced they are not wanted.
The weakness is not necessarily a serious ono.' Hut the highest ef
ficiency will -uover be attained in any representative government
until, n government that doesn't represent the people is automatically
deprived of power, when that fact is known. i ! ...
THE UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT,
WHEN John Quincy Adams was 80 yenrs old, he met in the
streets of Boston an old friend, who shook his trembling hand
and said: "Good morning, and how is John Quincy Adams today?"
"Thank you," replied the former prc.sidntH"John Quincy Adams
himself is well, quite well, I thank you, but tho house in which he
lives at present is becoming dilapidated. It is tottering upon its
foundation. Time and the seasons have nearly destroyed it. It's
roof is pretty well worn out. It's walls are much shuttered, and it
trembles with every wind. Tho old tenement is becoming almost un
inhabitable, and I think John Quincy Adams will have to. move out.
of it soon. Hut he himself, is quite well, thank you."
Quill Points
Another reason why Siki should bo burred is that he hits too
darned hard.
A Western bride is named Iona Mann, and we like tho charming
frankness in her name. '
Correct this sentence: "The wife confessod her indiscretions to
him and he forgave her."
.'! WIDER! PLEASE!
y. (Jacksonville Post)
Jacksonville now has a first
class doctor. We also need a first
class dentist Perhaps there is
pot a bettor opening in the United
States for a good dentist than
right here.. But don't all rush in
, at once.
The ancient practice of dropping
pants buttoiiB in the collection box is
on the docroaso, ono can loarn from
the. Christian Register, nnd optimistic
ally takes It as a.hopoful sign, instead
or a further tightening.
, f,--
A movement, bus been launched to
keep the next session of the legisln
tare' from fiddling nwny the entire
session on tho snored Roguo River fish
bill. . ,
' Going without a corset has done
some figures renl harm. You see that
harm in uhroinnntlc bumps where
flowing curves should bo. (Ad Marsh
field NewB). No worse than a senti
mental wrinkle on the neck.
;. TRY 8 EARS-ROEBUCK
(AJo, Ariz., News)
"' 'I want a cow-hand who knowB
cows, not under 35 yenrs old nor
over BO.' Ono who smokes, drinks,
swears, tolls the truth and hates
sheep herders. W. W H. the
Three B. Hnnch, Largo Canyon,
P. O. Aztoe, N. W."
(Sub. by EPO.)
'Btops liavo been tnken to halt the
deluge of liquor coming into this coun
try from Canada, and, it the author
ities don't watch out, Bomothlng will
actually bo accpmpllshed towards
establishing Prohibition. It would be
more effective to nab a truckloud of
hootch on tho boundary lino, than to
confiscate a tub full of corn mash In
tho foothills. Hut as long as a great
moral Issue Is mixed up in politics, tho
inconsequential will be tho objective.
This is tho age of memoirs und naughty novels. The next logical
step is naughty memoirs.
Life is usually that way, and the postage-due letter is seldom
worth the extra two cents.
Modern art has its little faults, but is hasn't yet given us a can
vas entitled "Madonna with a Cigarette."
Some peoples seem to be getting along nicely and others have
somebody's moral support.
Ford urges people to spend their money freely. ' Stive; what is n
mere million to fellows like us? .
' Lunacy may not Ibo a cause for divorce, but at times wo suspect
that it is a eauso for matrimony. , '
So live that it will rlevcr be necessary to whine about the way
jour friends are failing to stand by you. . ' '
Fable: Oiino a man left his car in a repair shop for a week, ami
tho gasoline didn't evaporate from his tank.
Chic month, from today you must pretend to like tho fancy little
dudad Daughter is making to hang your ties on.
Tho reason a man doesn't blush easily is because Iiis Adam's apple
registers emotion instead. ' ;
Now that tho flapper nnd jazz arc disappearing, wc can resume
tho practice of blaming adenoids for everything.
Some warm-water fish arc appoaring in tho north seas; but other
poor fish are gathering at the winter hotels as usual.
Mr. M. M. Crawford hns a crow or
m.en helping him halo hay this week.
Ho says his little baby daughter, bom
November 5, is tho finest girl ovor.
(Siskiyou News). Clotting orf the sub
ject. . ... - , ,
It's gottlng along towards tho time
ol the year whoa housewives find gold
nuggets In the crnws of turkeys.
DOUBTFUL, BUT CAREFUL
(Montague, Cal News)
Mine host, Chns, Simon, proprie
tor of the Montague hotel wont to '
Ashland ono day. lust .week.. Ho
"States he had a scookum time, and
as I have known tlui . gontlemau
. for years I would not dure today
to question tho statement.
If tho now gov. has to appoint a now
VK senator, It will hustle him to rind
one the equal' of Hub fltnnflcld, who
has been us useful us tho street car
track on tho Main Stem, K.
..Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cutout this slip, enclose with Sc ana
snail It to Fulcy & Co., 2S35 Shetfield
Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name
and address clearly. You will rocclve
In return a trial packages Containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kidney
PUIs for palus In sldos nnd back; rhou
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
' a wholesome nnd thoroushly-elennslug
cathartic for constipation, blliousnoss,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold
tvorywhora. i Adv.
When the driver holds out ono hand, that lncans'lic is going to
turn; when ho holds out ono hand while holding his giirl's hand, that
means ho is going to turn over.
One of the most Important business
cli'alu mnrie in this city during the
last wook was tho transaction in
which Mr. Joe Hnnwel sold his con
fectionary stare, which be established
lust year, to Mr. Kills Clark, who took
cbarso last Monday.
Tho Cosmo Players presented nn
onttirtulnmciit tn the Central Hall
Halurday eventiiK before a small, but
appreciative audience. A dance was
to bo Riven after the show, but was
postponed till their return engage
ment In the near future.
A bui'Klar alarm was Installed at
the local bank as a precaution of
what might happen and now the de
positors can feel moru safe regarding
their funds.
Mrs. William Thompson, who was
taken to the Sacred Heart hospital at
Medford, to be treated for .a Hevero
case of pneumonia, is now Improving.
Tito local high school is planning to
prenenl. a play at the Central Hall
some time In Ueeember, tn order to
replenish the school funds.
Mra. Mary 1'ilce returned to her
home here last week from Venice
Island. .'allrnn-':i, where shn visited
her daughter. Mrs. Iteswle dill, who
formerly resided In this city.
Mr. Jeo lloxwell returned from
Hniiil.i.ink, Culifnrnla where he spent
two days on lmtilneHs.
Mrs. Jim Itoss returned from a hos
pluil in Medford Inst week a proud
mother of n baby girl.
Denn liobhliiK, head of tho school
of busli-eHH administration or the
I'nlvcwity of Oregon, nddressrd the
high w.'honl students, Thursday. 111k
talk wns very Interesting and worth
while. Ho explained the purpose of
the school n( buslnrse ndmlnlxtrutli-n
nnd the collene entrance rci-ulrc-lliunts.
Tills uUillvxa was secured
through tho courtesy of tho Medford
Chamber of Commerce) nnd Its secre
tary, Mr. Gluen Froba.'h. 1
Tho many friends ot'Miss Hnrrict
Lester, former teacher 'in the Central
Point schools, will bo ixleasodito hear
of her marriage to Stlunley Lydlnrd
on November 16th. Thct happy couple
left Immediately after (the ceremony
tor California where tlicy will spend
their honeymoon. Thelrj mnny friends
wish them n long nnd linppy married
life.
Mr. J. 11. Holmes arrived in this
uity Tuesday from ltoeil sport, Oregon
where ho has been holding the posi
tion of telegraph operntior, to visit his
mother nnd then he wl return home
to finish bis visit. i
Mr. and Mrs. fiola 'I hoinpson left
this city, Sunday morning for Weed
In their Chevrolet rondj ter. They will
be greatly missed by their friends
and neighbors., They Ihnvo resided
here for about a year during which
time they made very mny friends.
Tho boya of this vicinity during
their spare moments, hi vo boen play
ing football. Mr. Hoy "Weaver la the
leader of one team thiat challenged
any and nil comers nnl so far they
have been holding tlu4ir own. On
Saturday afternoons t ie big games
occur which .attract quite n few spec
tators, j
Miss Violet Scott, nopular high
school student Is now r Vulng up after
a severe case of nervoi4.-i prostration,
at the homo of her nontt In Medford.
She will soon return 1 to tills city,
much to the Joy of her classmates and
friends. i
Mr. Dave Hlcken. who- has been nn
employe of the goveruiment during
the pant summer, rctuitied to his
Clonic here Inst week. '
Mr. Krnest Harris, Camron Moore
nnd Tom llu Schnnk""-f Mod ford were
visitors In Central Pol t Thursday
evening.
r.axkclhnll Is being p-irtloed evry
night by the boys and (ills and will
soon have a team to compete with the
other schools. The first game on the
schedule, is with tho Cold Hill team,
which will be played in the near fu
ture. The Junior class will present a play
beforoi the ntudeot body Ueceniber 7.
Each class gives a pluy before the
rest of the school at cnosen times.
This will be the first presented this
yeur.
Mrs. Cummings, who has been on
the sick list for the past week is now
Improving rapidly.
Subscriptions aro now being taken
for the Jted Cross by Mr. tluy Tex
and a staff of capable assistants. The
entire town will be canvassed and
every person should contribute a lit
tle to help this good work along.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Henderson and Mrs. Sarah Bebb Py
burn in honor of ther birthdays, by
tho local Kobckuh lodge, a large at
tendance being present and a good
time reported by nil.
Mr. Crane, brother-in-law of Miss
Mary A.. Moo, was a visitor in this
city Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. C. B. Rostel who hns been nf
flleted with a severe cold, is now very
much hotter and will be soon out and
around. ,
Mr. James Cummings, city marshal,
Is Intending to leave for Chlco, Cali
fornia, to. retrieve his Ford touring
car which was stolen early this year
by a couple, of young men, who weio
going to buy it, but ran off with it
instead. '
The sale of chicken tamales, which
was carried on by tho local Itebokah
lodge was very successful, as every
tamaln in stoe:k was sold out before
12 o'clock Saturday urtornoon nnd it
is hoped that they will glvo another
sale in the near future.
Mr. Ted Hill. Is moving in his home
opposite from tho Southern Pacific
depot,
Mr. Jack Lees, local Karatre man,
was a business visitor In Medford
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Caster and son, Isael who for
merly lived nt his grandfather's. Jobe
Pankey, moved in the rooms above
Mrs. Love's.
Mr. William Virgin of Medford
gave a radio concert on ninin street
Monday evening. Mr. Virgin carries
a receiving set in bis auto and enn
rcceivo nt any time ho wishes. Quite
a crowd gathered to hear the music
which was broadcasted from Med
ford. Mrs. Cosebeer and daughter. Kola,
woro visitors In Medford Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. Roy Wenvcr has Just completed
a radio receiving set, all of which was
his own handiwork and is working
to tho best of his expectations.
The practicing of soccer football
has been given up in order to prac
tice basketball.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle wcro among
the visitors Tuesday in Medford.
Among tho students who visited
Miss Violet Scott convalescent, were
Misses Letha Casebeer, Mnrie Wright
and Doris Hubbard. -
Mr. Max ShulU of Sams valley was
a business visitor in Central Point
Wednesday afternoon.
Mnny people , from Central Toint
are attending the big 8 pictures which
nre showing nt tho Tnge theatre in
Medford.
The pavent-teaebers meeting will
be hold in Ibo school house next
Wednesday afternoon at 7 o'clock, to
which all aro invited.
Dr. H. Oftodal recently from Port
Innd has located In 'Jacksonville for
the1 prsft'tlco of medicine and 'sur
gery,, for he present he is rooming
at the Terrill residence, formerly the
Abbott hotel, where he now has his
offioes.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Itay Coleman had as
their uuest Saturday and Sunduy Mr..
und Mrs. Norman Mark of Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Uarneburg of
Ashland were guest relatives in our
city Thursday.
Kenton Pool of Applegate passed
through town Friday, sporting a new
Chevrolet.
Miss Lottlo Reed and her mother,
Mrs. Reed, returned to Portlund last
week to spend the winter.
Tom Devore has sold his residence
property In the southern part of town
to Chas. Woolen.
Mrs. K. 8. Wilson and Mrs. M. A.
Finney motored to Medford Sunday.
Mrs. C.-ri. Terrill nnd Mm. Leora
Smith were business .callers in Med
ford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Patron and
daughter Phyllis, of Rosoburg. hav
ing spent several dayp in our city, re
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Raymond Phillips of Squaw
lake, passed through town Monday,
en route to Butte Falls to visit her
daughter. B
Morrison nnd Heplor will give one
of their famous old time dance nt
the Orth's Hal! Thanksgiving night.
November 30, good Bupper, good mu
sic and a good time Is nssured all nt
one dollar fifty cents per couple.
Cyrcnus Combest and family, ac
companied by Dean Saltmarsh, wcro
guests of friends In Medford Sunday.
Mrs. M. Libbey of Huntington, Ore.,
Is a guest ut tho homo of her sister.
Mrs. Frank SSell nnd family in our
city.
Mrs. Hattie Ncuber of Portland,
Ore., is visiting at the homo of her
brother. II. lv. Henna of our city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh returned
home Monday from a month spent at
Eua-eka, Calif. .
Miss Rose Buckley of Ruch, spent
Thursday in our city, guest at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brophy.
Mrs. Leora Smith returned home
Monday morning from Red Bluff,
Lallf., where she was a business
visitor.
Mrs. Anna Broad entertained the
Royal Neighbors Tuesday evening. A
good attendance and a genernl good
time was enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. liolopeter and
cntklren of Aledford are now occupy
ing the WilsOn residence, Mr. Wilson
having moved to Portland where lie
will resldo with his daughter.
Mrs. O. R. Chapman and Mrs. C.
Ulrich were business visitors in Med
ford Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Luy of Wellen spent the
week-end with Miss Emma Reed of
our city.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Swayne and
daughter. Mildred, and Mrs. C. W.
Culy and Mrs. Lelile McKee were
among the many in our city Thursday
nuenmng tne uneral ff Mrs. Carr, a
highly esteemed resident of the Wat-
kins district.
Griswold & Collier, who purchased
tno j. tiagnon lumber yard in Med
ford nnd mill on Jackson creek, hns
given a contract for 15,000 feet of
logs dally and their mill will be run
ning full hlast the first of the week
Mr. Ramllcr of North Dakota was
In our city Tuesday, (juest of. his old
friend, James Murray, en route to
California for tho winter, in hopes of
locating permanently near the Bay
City. , -
James M. Cnntrnll nnd son-, -Everett
and family, motored up from
Weed Tuesday nnd visited relatives
In Ashland, Ruch nnd our city.
Art Kleinhnmmer, M. R. Buck nnd
son and Hollls Packs prominent
stockmen of Applegate, were bust
ness callers in our city Thursday.
A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill was
business caller In our city Friday.
JACKSON COUNTY BUDGET NOTICE
"i Pursuant to-the nrovisions of Chanter 118 Cenernl Laws of Ores-nn. 1921
Notice Is hereby given that the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, will
moot in the Circuit Court Room of the Court House in the City or Jacksonville,
tAregon, on Thursday, the 7th duy of December, 1922, at the hour of 10:00
o'cVock a. in. of said day, and nt the said time and place opportunity will be
given for a full and complete discussion of the estimate of the amount of
money nroitnsed to be raised by taxation for the ensuing year as published
herewith, by nny taxpayer subject to such tax levy when made, In favor of or
against any of the proposed tax levies herein as the County Court may deem
r the best interests of Jackson County.
The County Budget Committee for Jackson County, Oregon, has prepared
and submits the following: An estimate or the amount required for each de
partment of County Government, County Office or County Officer, each County
improvement, the maintenance of each County Tlttilding, structure or institu
tion ttio Balarv of each County officer or employee, including those whose
salaries' are fixed by statute, for the improvement and maintenance of publfci
highways", roads, bridges, the construction, operation and maintenance of each
public utility and redemption of outstanding warrants; and estimate of the
public receipts of the County from sources other than direct taxation upon
the real and personal property In the County during the period for which such
tax is to be levied and the amount of balances on hand in the funds of the
County at the time the levy will be made.
Expenses ,
For the payment ff the following separate items of expense:
Crater Lake Hishwny Bond Interest $ 1S.000.00
'Pacific Highway Rod lnteront Fund ,. 20,000.00
Ueneral Road Fund 41,700.00
Ashlund-Klnniath Falls Pond Fund , 41.700.00
Covnty School Fund w, ..... 70.000.00
Sch.iol Library Fund - 750.00
High School Fund (to be levied on School Districts not main--
taking High Schools 20,000.00
ReiAemption of Pncific Highway Road Bonds:
Ten Yen.'' Series 16.G66.G6
Fifteen YVr Series . - 9,090.90
Twenty YrXr Series : G.250.00
" Twentv-flve Voar Series . 4.7G1.90
Thirty' Year iXeries .. 3.84G.1B
General County Fund
For Payment or Stntfl Tax (estimate only 10 mills) 278,000.00
Market Hoatf Monuy (1.6 mills) 41,400.00
Circuit Court
Circuit Court, general expenses including bailiffs, Jurors, reporters,
special counsel, witnesses, fees, mileage... 8,500.00
County Court and Commissioners
Countv Jutlgo'B salary, 2000: traveling expenses, $200; fees nnd
n avoiimr nxnnn,Ms (Commissioners), $2000; other expenses, In
cluding supplies, printing, postage, county court bailiff, express-
telephoning, telog.'itlili. Jurors, witnesses, nnd mileage, $1000
Juvenile Court
Jurors, wltnessos, mlleaiW. etc., $250; widows' pensions, $G000; other
expenses for commlt.vents, probations, and truant officers, etc.,
$400; Hoys' and CHrls'.AId Society allowance, $120; delinquent
nnd ncglectod children, blind, deaf mutes, feeble-minded and
insane, $250 j-
Justice Court
Fees of Justlcos, constables, Jurors nnd witnesses, etc
County Advertising
Advertising County Resources and State Fair Exhibit as tho County
Court may hereinafter doem advisable
I'm. hi.iu nr nit kimia. nrlntinc of notices and delinquent tax list.
sales of property, county court proceedings 1,500.00
Care of the Poor
Salnrv for superintendent for Poor Farm, $1500; maintenance of
Poor Farm nnd hospital, $utM); tubercular poor, $150; Indigents
not at Poor Farm, $7000 13,fio0.00
Bountie on Wild Animals
Payment of - I-00 00
Sheriffs Office
Sheriffs 'salary. $2500; traveling expense, $1200; telephone nnd
telegraph. $30(1: fingerprint work nnd photo supplies. $260: up
keep on motorcycle, $100; handcuff nnd billet, $30; premiums
on bonds, $210; speed cop. $G00: t deputy, 12 months $1518; l
rioputv 12 months, $1320: 1 deputy 13 months $111R; 1 deputy 12
months. $1020; 1 tlepnty $90: stenographer. 12 months $900:
extra help on tax receipts. $400; extra expense on delinquent
tax matters, $2'ton; extra office help. $('.00; 35,000 combination
tax receipts, $420; 14 loose Jtaf binders, $31.60; 1 tax turpover
5,200.00
7,020.00
2,000.00
1.500.00
2r, 11)23
ledger. $G2.50; 3 loose leaf binde'rs. $45 Snew"!!!!!
$S5; summed envelopes $260; stamps. $103. tne ?
eveloies 150- misc. forms, $0; misc. supplies, $400, fillers
receipt f."es$25: files for service records. $.0; number-
ing machine, $18.50; check protector. oh.i0
Jail Expense - m
Jailor. $000; matron. $200; laundry, $200; board of prisoners, $-400;
repairs, supplies, etc., $200 "-"" . '
Salary for Janitor, $750: o' expenses, indudlng lights, water.
fuel, furnitrrc. repairs, fire Insurance etc., $4000 l.wU.UO
Assessor's Office
Salarv of assessor, $2000; traveling expenses $300; 1st deputy,
iTa-'U- 2nd deputy, $1080; 3rd deputy, $900; field deputies,
$3500;' tax extensions! $500; supplies, printing, postage, express. .
telephone, telegrams, etc., $1123.50 10,,.3.o0
Clerk's Office .
Clerk's salarv, $2000; tirst denuty s salary. $1500; 2nJ deputy, $1320;
3rVdeputy; $1080; 4th deputy, $930; 5th deput $900; Gth deputy
fsoo; 7 1. deputy. $840; extra help. $700; office expense tele
phone, $100: express. $25; printing and record books, $1250; .,
postage, $500; miscellaneous supplies. $a00 r..r. .".,
, Coroner's Office ,
Fees of coroner and' physicians. Jurors, witnesses and other expenses . 500.00
Fruit Inspector -
Salaries and expenses of inspectors -'- ",000.00
Pathologist .. "
Payment to state for extension work county agent, J3GD2; .demon- '
stratirm ngent, $1900: Club work, $11,00. ... . ii . 7.12.00
School Superintendent's Office and Department of Education
Salary of superintendent, $2000; IVurnl supervisor, $1440; Bteuogra- .
pher $1020; Printing, telephone nnd telegrams, $1,00; supervU.'
sor"s expense, $90; traveling expense, county superintendent,, ,
$'00 rural supervisor, $500; teachers' exams, $16; 8th grade ,
examining board. $85; expense county Institute and county
. educational board, $450; County School Fair nnd Club work,
$100. Total ' 6.G0C"00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary and Traveling expenses 400.00
Stock Inspector
Salary and expenses and tubercular cattle ' 500.00
Water Master " . i
Salary of Wnter Master, $1800: Deputy's Bnlary, 2 months, $2G0;
Hydrographer, 4 months $520: Water Master's traveling expense ..-S"
$3G0; Deputies' mileage, $140; Hydrogrnpher's mileage, $200;
office rent, $120; phones and stationery, $110 3,510.00
Surveyor's Office
Surveyor's salary, $100; stenographer, $000; misc. expenses, $200...:.. 1,200.00
Treasurer's Office
Treasurer's salary, $1800; traveling expense, $70; deputy, $1080;
extra help, $300; premium on treasurer's bond, $325; misc.
expenses, including record books, postage, telephone, express,
etc., $751 - 'U51-00
Miscellaneous Expenses
County Physician 1'2?'SI)
Red Cross, $50 per month - - - 600.00
Emergency tund - - , 600 00
County Library outside of City of Ashland (.2 mills) 4,983.00
Fire warden, one-third expense, 1922 450.00
Elections and registrations 5,000 00
For payment on Armory in City of Medford 8,100.00
Expense of examination of books and accounts - 400.00
Payments for reporting births and deaths 160.00
County Fair - - 2,750.00
Tax refunds, double assessments, errors, etc l.CQO.OO
County nnrBe, salary. $1800; contingent expense, $450 , 2,250.00
District attorney's office expense GOO.OO
Redemption of outstanding warrants against the general County V
Fund -- 13,170.00
$729,409.11
Recapitulation
Mills.
General Road Fund n.:. - 15 $ 41,700.00
Ashland-Klamath Fsffls Road Fund .. 1.5 . 41.700.00
High School Fund (on all property not in High School dis
tricts, estimate of valuation $14,300,000) 1.4 20,040.00
Countv School Fund ($08,750.00); County School Lilujiry
Fund ($750.00) 2.5 fi9,600.00
Pacific Highway Redemption Fund 1.5 41,700.00
Pacific Highway Interest Fund 0.7 19,4(10.00
Crater Lake Hfthway Interest Fund 0.7 19,400.00
Market Road Fund to match slate money- 1.5 O 41,700.00
General Fund, which includes Market Rood aud State Tax.... 10.0 278,000.00
Current Expenditure for running county, including redemp-
. . tion of Warrants 5.8 f7,243.50
27.1 $730,603.60
Total Levy Inside High School Districts 25.7 mlllB
Total Levy outside High School Districts 27.1 mills
No balances of present fund anticipated by the time this levy is made.
'" 1 " "' Estimated Receipts
Two per cent dally' balance':..!......... $ 7,500.00
Fees County Clerk's oi'floe i .' 13.000.00
Fees Sheriff's office 1,000.00
Sale of lands, Sheriffs office ; 5,000.00
Refund on bounty claims '. 800.00
State appropriation for County Fair 1,600.00
From rent of forest 8,000.00
From 5 per cent sale of timber 160 00
Penalties and Interest on delinquent taxes 10,000.00
Auto licenses 28,170.00
Total ...$ 75,120.00
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, as. ,
We, the undersigned, County Budget Committee for Jackson County,
Oregon, do hereby certify that the above is a true, fair and complete estimate
of the probable expenses of said county for tho ensuing yoar and probable
receipts from sources other than direct taxation upon real and personal pro
perty in its jurisdiction durini; the ensuing year.
We further certify that the estimate of expenses of tho various Institutions
of the County, of the amount required for public enterprises, roads, bridges,
etc., and of all other expenses of the county as therein set out, is Just and is
based upon a careful study of the expenses jf the county during the past three
years, and a thorough examination of its probable needs during the year for
which such estimate is mado. That each and every item therein is bolieyod
to be necessary for the proper transaction of the business of the county, the
protection of Its property and interests and to be for the public welfare. That
every expense estimate is in accordance with law, and is a legitimate charge
against the county. , ...
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, October 31st, 1922.
O. A. GARDNER, Chairman.
VICTOR BURSELU Secretary.
' JAMES OWENS, Committeeman.
C. H. VAUPEL, Committeeman.
' - W. H. GORE, Committeeman.
GEO. W. STEVENS. Committeeman
Beautiful Edgewood Park
Forty-five minutes from Medford on Crater Lake Highway. .V
nnttiral scenic beauty spot on the finest stretch of Rogue fishing
wnter.
BKAITIFI L WOODED LOTS FOR SOLMSiR HOMKH
Twenty lots in all. 1 00 foot river frontage and 300 foot deep with
county road at the bark end of lots. Only HOO fovt from highway.
Selling now nt 9100.00 per lot... Tctms if desired.
PRICES TO ADVANCE AI'TKR JAXUAJtY 1ST
... In a few years Kdgewoud Park will ho Southern Oregon's rent
beauty spot. Many Improvements to be made In the Hpi lng. , A half
dozen lots have already boen sold to Medford's best citizens. Select
your lot now nnd save $30.00, for prices must advance in tho Spring.
SwU IC. MILLARD, Owner, 521 V. F.lovcntli St., Phono, 1:18..
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25 ,
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 2:00 p. m. ' , '
Lv. Roseburg 1:00 p. m. .
.if :! ,
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE
' " DAILY EXCKPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 7:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m,
SUNDAY ONLY
Lr. Medford 10:00 a. m 4:30 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 10:00 i. m., 4:30 p. m.
We connect with stages for Portland, Marshfleld and Crescent
City.
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Phone 800
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