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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWELVE IfEBFORD MATE TRTBTJNTC, MEDFOTtD, OREGON, FREOIT, OCTOBER 27, 1933. SEEN AS SERVICE "Navy Day" Dates From Official Establishment By Congress Oct. 27, 1775 Past Record Brilliant. The Navy Leigus of tht United Btatea, and the United State Nevy. observe todsy, October 37tn, ss 'Nary Dy." This date not only marks tbe (minding of the American navy, but It 1 lw the birthday of the late President Theodore Roosevelt, who waa uch a etauncb supporter of an adequate naval de fense. It waa due to George Washing ton'! 'persistent efforts that congress appointed a "naval committee" con ' fisting of John Adams, Silas Dean and John Langdon. On the 37th of Ootober, 1775, the American navy was officially established by eon- greas and that day, which la tthsodore Roesevelt'a birthday, sow annually celebrated by the navy as "Navy Day." Gradually Built Up From thta humble beginning, our American navy has gradually been built up. In every war In which tbe United States engaged, the navy baa added to Ita brilliant record of achievement, and In times of peace, has contributed very mater ially to this country's prestige In the family of nations, and to the advancement of marine engineering. The foreign policy of President Theodore Roosevelt called for show lng our seapower to the world and contributed greatly to the success ful execution of his policies. The Atlantte fleet consisted of sixteen first cues battleships with some fleet auxiliaries. In 1007 this great white armada was sent on the mem- orable world encircling crluse which atarted from the Capes of the Chesa peake and ended there In a revlow by Prealdent Roosevelt on Washing' ton's birthday, In 1909. World War Record Bright The effective work of our navy during the World war la fresh In the minds of all. The great troop move. mente crossing the Atlantte, the convoys, the destroyer force with Its antl-aubmarlno aooessortes, the bat tle squadron with the British Grand fleet, the great North Sea mine bar rage, the submarine activities and the bringing of the army home, all teats of great Importance contribu tory to victory were all well done and carried out in true navy spirit. The fact that no American soldier escorted by the United 8tates navy lost his life In transit astounded those In the highest poeltlons of authority. Foiiowlng the World war came publlo reaotlon on a world-wide acale, similar to what this country xpart need after the war of the rebellion. The world was war weary. The suffering, the great economic waste, the tremendous war debts, the burden of taxation that must be banded down to posterity all ct these factors Influenced thinking people to see what might be done to prevent future wara. The League of Nations, many treaties between nr., Ions, some commercial In char acter, others to outlaw war, torn to prevent armed or forceful sggres elon, a few to maintain the status quo, sll were designed to bring about peaceful settlements of Inter national disputes. Leader For Peaoe The United States waa a leader among tbe powers of tht world In li alncere effort to Moure permanent peace and eecurlty. To further this great movement Prealdent Harding in 1931 Invited the leading naval powers to attend the Washington conference for the Limitation of Navel Armament. The Incoming Roosevelt adminis tration faced tbe climax of a twelve year policy of waiting In hope that aueoaaslva disarmament conferences would accomplish what the Ameri can government had so earnestly striven to acnieve. Navai Strength Fens The result was that the nations of the world hire shown little In clination to follow our lead. We, In the meantime, had' fallen con siderably behind our authorised strength and barely ahead of Japan In actual strength. me national industrial recovery act provided funds for the rehablll tatlon of industry and the president authorised that tass.OOO.OOO be allo cated from this fund for the pur pose of constructing and equipping ea navai vessels. This being the most extensive building program since the year 1918, when President Wilson undertook to build the navy up second to none. Nothing would contribute mora to world stability and the preservation of national peace than a world knowledge that this nation Is ready and able to safeguard American In terests snd policies. BABY STAR OF FILM LAND HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY f nr. I w X ,.f g 1 I, wrrr?,,? ".' Vsrt A Baby Leroy, (center), the funny little fellow who made a hit In his first motion picture role, la ahown aa he enjoyed his second birthday party at a Hollywood studio. Tiny troupers from a dancs studio were guests. (Associated Press Photo K PAY OLD AGE PENSION KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Oct. 97. -( UP) Klamath Bounty's old-age pension problem went Into dire straits today, following failure of the county's loss budget committee to provide a 860,000 pension fund. The county at present la unable to stsnd a buriisn In sdditlon to the 862.000 appropriation for general poor relief, aald the committeemen. Legislative action created the pen sion problem but the county lacks tax provisions to finance a fund. Kotlas, Protect the biros. Get your "No Bunting. No Trespassing" signs st the Job Department of the Mall Tribune sb-id n. orapa. F Higher Domestic Prices And Better Exchange Rates Tip Scales In The Pas Month Officials Declare. WASHINGTON, Oct. 37. () Higher domeatlo price and better International dollar exchange rate, plu normal aeaaonal changes, ware credited today by officials with help ing the united eutea to turn unfavorable 924,000,000 trade balance in AtiAiut Into a favorable balaru of 413,000,000 laat month, la announcing today that fioptem ber Imports were $147,000,000. against export, of 1 60,000,000, E. A. Tupper of the commerce departments divi sion of economic research, said It waa natural for lost month's exports to rise about 14 per cent above August, because of seasonal factors. Increase 2Z Per Cent. But the Increase was 23 per cent, jumping from 131,000.000 In August. More favorable dollar exchange was credited with at least a portion of this reversal. The exchange, officials said, also was reflected In Imports Which usually show an August-Sep tember drop of only 1 per cent, but slumped last month from 165,000,000 to 147.0O0.OO0. The dollar value of foreign trade during the last three months shows substantial gains from the corre sponding period of last year. Exports in the third quarter were valued at 3.S per cent more than in the same quarter In 1033 and imports at 65 per cent mora. Higher Dollar Helps. Nevertheles, Tupper said. It should be borne In mind that while the quantities of goods moving In for etgn trade had Increased substan tially, a considerable part of the ad vance in both export and Import values Is attributable to higher dollar prices. Export prices, which have been aid ed by an increased demand, both at nome and abroad, hnve moved up wards. Between March and Septem ber the average unit of value of meat product advanced 37 per cent, wheat 89 per cent, apples 33 per cent, and unmanufactured cotton 43 per cent, Total export so far this year were estimated at 91,104.000.000 against $1,187,000,000 Inst year: Imports reached 1 ,037,000,000 thla year against 1,010,000.000. to give the United State, an excess of 07.670.000 of ex port thla year against t)lTl,7M,000 last year. (old Export Heavy. Total export of gold last month ere &6,3S1,000 and Imports !, 644,000. Silver export last month were W.- 331,000, Import 3,490,000. . Larger shipment of cotton account' ed for a substantial share of the 30,000,000 Increase In the value of export between August and fieptem ber. Export commodities Increasing In value during the month Included un manufactured cotton, which gained 17.100,000. fruit 1,300.000, and un manufactured tobacco 3.300,000 There were a few decline, including grains and preparations, which show ed a decline of 300.000, and cotton manufacture 9400,000.. EDWINA WANTS MILLION NEW YORK, Oct. 97 -(tTI Ed. vlna Booth, blonde film actress, to day filed sut for 1. 000.000 dam .res ajrainsi aieiro-ooinwyn-Msyer, eharf ing inai ene has been unable to work became hr health waa broken dur Ins; an expedition to Africa where the plot ure "Trader Horn" was filmed. Mlaa Booth sets forth in her com plaint that for 10 days on shipboard. route rrom Napes to Bombasa. aha had to lie on the decks beneath biasing sun In order to ecou;e the proper ekln tan for her part In the picture. "I had to remain In a tree." her complaint ears, "exposed to the aun. suffering from undue best and ex posure; that I fell from the tree and waa Injured." The actress charges that she was not lrn the proper medical atten tion In Africa and that she hsd been in such poor health since, aa a re sult of her experiences, that ahe has been unable to appear In other films. Real utile or inaurenoa teavo to Jones. Phone tee. ONE BURNED TO DEATH IN MILL TOWN BLAZE CALPINB, Csllf, Oct. 27 (API One man wss burned to death, six persons were- eerlously Injured and a dozen received minor Injuries In s fire which swept the - boarding bouse of the Davles-Johnson Lum ber company yesterday. The dead man waa Identified as N. Zabal. "During Dr. Emmens' absence In tbe east, Dr. Howard K. Bywatsr, eye, ear, twee, and throat surgeon, will be In his office at Grants pass to attend anyone needing his servlcee. Dr. By water Is rated as one of the best men m his line on the coast." t Dr. O. 11. Paske will resume his practice of Dentistry st 319 Liberty Bid., beginning Oct. 18. Phone 833 IBM BUDGET ESTIMATES JACKSON COUSTV Pursuant to the provisions of Section' S. Chapter 446 of the 1033 Session Laws of Oregon, notice is hereby given that the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, will meet st the Court House, In Medlord, Oregon, on Wed nesday, the 8th day of November, A. D., 1933, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M., of said day and at ths said time and place opportunity will be given for a full and complete discussion of the estimates of the amount of money proposed to be raised by tasatlon for the ensuing yeai aa published here with, by spy taxpayer aubject to such tax levy when made. In favor of or against any of the proposed tax levlea herein as the County Court may deem for the best Interests of Jackson County. Tho County Budget Committee for Jackson County, Oregon, has pre pared and submits the following: An estimate of the amount required for each department of County government, county office or county officer, each County Improvement, the maintenance of each County building, struc ture or Institution, the salary of each County officer or employee, Including those whose salaries are fixed by statute, for the Improvement and main tenance of publlo highways, roads, bridges, the construction, operation and maintenance of eaoh nubile utility and redemption of outstanding warrants, the estimate of the public receipts of the County from sources other than direct taxation upon real and personal property In the County during the period for which such tax Is to be levied and an estimate of he probable unapportloned and unexpended balances In the funds of ths County on tbe last day of the current year, General County Pund 1234,233.00 Bookkeeping Deprtmevt- Bookkeepere salary Recording Department 1st Deputy's Salary 2nd Deputy's Salary . Typist Extra Help Teterbone and Telegraph Freight and express Printing and Record Books postage and stationery Premium and oos Machine Expense snd Ribbons 2 Typewriters Misc. Office Supplies , Travel and Expanse 1,200.00 1.020.00 1,020.00 . too an 400.00 180.00 10.00 1,260.00 . 400.00 66 OB ISO AO 150.00 400.00 M-0 Treasurer's Salary , Traveling Expense Deputy's Salary Premium on Bonds - General Office Expenses Supplies and Printing . poetags treasurer's ornci 613,45.O0 Telephone and Telegraph . itecora books Repairs and Maintenance Rental Safety Boxes , Adding Machine deck Writer , .4 1,000.00 60.00 . 1,300.00 . 371X10 , 394.00 140.00 100.00 117AO 040 30.00 100.00 67.50 sheriff's ornci Sheriff's Salary .. Traveling Expense for Civil k Criminal Csaes Telephone and Telegraph Premium on Bond A, Insurance Tax Department 1st Deputy M 2nd Deputy ( 4,454.10 Collection Personal Tax and Extra Kelp , Legal Department- let Deputy , , 2nd Deputy 3rd Deputy Extra Help, Issue License 1 Typewriter mlI Stamps As Stamped Envelopes m Misc. Office Supplies, upkeep machines, printing tax receipts 1 Reception Book .4 3.600 00 - 3,000.00 400.00 . 780.00 1,300.00 1020.00 - 1,850.00 . 1.300.00 1.300.00 1,300.00 100.00 80.00 500.00 1. 000 00 60.00 1S,360.00 J , i Extra Help , Matron Laundry , n)1 Board Prisoners . ., Supplies Misc. Exnerue Telephone Insurance .... 1,300.00 160.00 . 300 00 100.00 3,000.00 100.00 78.00 72.00 COITNTV Srnnni. ,i;p,Dn:rniiii- Co. School Superintendent, Salary , 3,000.00 Of:ice Secretary 0,187.00 Supplies Equipment i- nnung Misc. Receipts .t 59,300.00 M.300.00 Lsvr reaulred for Oen. Co. Fund County School Fund, 10.656 children eo- cordtng to census ej eiu.uu eac....a iuo.oou.uo 10,556 children 9 10o each for ahool Library 1,056.60 Total for School and Library Misc. Recelpta ..., , ., , ... ..tl06.61J.flO 6.950.00 Total Levy for School purposes county binrary Mediord Asniand ... Minn. Receipts Levy reaulred for County Library.. General Road Fund .... Mlso. Receipts 6,859.00 790.00 6,649.00 800.00 I 65.925.00 67.700.00 Levy required for Oen. Road rund. Market Road Pund .. , 15.130.00 Misc. Receipts 400.00 H75.033.00 t 99,685.60 t 6,345.00 t 7,625.00 Levy required for Market Roads emergency Paclflo Highway Bond Interest Pund Less transfer from Motor Vehicle License receipts , Ho Levy required for 1934, Crater Lake Highway bond Interest Pund Less transfer from Motor vehicle License receipts ,- No Levy required for 1934. Total amount to be raised by taxation in Jackson County Oregon, for ths year 1934 .-....,.....,. Elementary School snd State Tax GENERAL COBNTT FC!D County Court uoumy Judge, eatery and Travel Commissioners, Fees and Travel Telephone and Telegraph , Stenographer Mlso. Office Bxpense t f.150.00 ' 6 7,150.00 7,900.00 7.900.00 I 14.780.00 10,000.00 313,402.80 175,000.00 t 3.625.00 J.000.00 20000 1,020.00 200.00 Circuit Court Reporter Circuit Court Bailiff . Court Reporter'a Expense jury Meals Circuit Court t 6,045.00 Juror's and Witness Fees Mlso, Expense .. Special Reporters fees Defense Council -t 1,400.00 400.00 , 10000 - 130.00 6,000,00 400.00 400.00 Juvenile Court Commitments, probations, etc Boya' atria' Aid Society Delinquent snd Neglected Children wevewey aby noma , ... , t 8.130.00 Justice Court Medford Diet, t 600.00 Justices Silary Justice Clerl ' Salary , m Stationery, blanks, stamps, telephona Docket Books, etc , Juror and Witness Fees .. 3.400.00 600.00 210.00 100.00 150.00 Salary Suppllea Justice Court Ashland DIM. t 3.360.00 -. l.Jl 00 00 96.00 Assessor's Sslary Assessors Traveling Expense . 1st Deputy , Snd Deputy srd Deputy Assessor? Office Field Deputise Platting field Books, checking writing and externum tax rolls . Prlntlne Office Stationery nein sneere . 3.000 00 200 00 . 1,300.00 . 1.020.00 . 1.020.00 3,150.00 Summary Books Tax Rolls Poet t Tentwald Binders Index Binders, Pheeta e Cards ...... Lot Bvk Blndera A Sheets. Personal Tax State- Maps and Mp Paper Bond Premium .... Final Entry Report stamps Olfice Supplies. Pens, Pencils, eta. inrpnone ana Telegrams Office Furniture snd Filing Cabinets) Maintenance, Typewriter Adding and Cslculatin Machine Exchange on Adding Machine Address Sheets snd Binders Jacksor. County Atlas Emenreney Fund O. snd C. Tax Roll Expense , Reblndlng Plt Books 400.00 60 00 75 00 33 00 400 00 40 00 90 00 43 00 23 00 15 00 1000 60 00 75 00 80.00 60 00 100.00 12500 125.00 County Clerk's Salary i-s vpuiy . r-aiary 2nd Deputy's Salary Ird Deputy's 9slsry Connty Clerk's Offlra tl0.400.O0 Telephone Telegraph Stationery, Postage it Express , nuiai supervisor supplies Co. Superintendent, Travel Rural Supervisor, Travel . Eighth Grade Examinations Teacher's Examinations ... County Teachers Institute , County Education Bosrd Jackson County School Day . Truant Officers Bond .----- 1,200.00 960 XX) 100.00 235.00 150.00 125.00 150.00 26-0 300.00 350.00 150.00 9.00 160.00 50.00 60.00 50.00 10.00 Relief AMERICAN BED CBOSS .4 1.600.00 Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Indigent Belief Fund.., ,. t 1,200.00 I 1.600 00 1.300.00 COBOKER'1 OFFICE Fses of Coroner and Physicians, Jurors, Witnesses and other Expenses , , . , 800.00 Miscellaneous Expenses ASHLAND LIB-ART 790.00 SEALEB OF WEIOBTf AND MEASURES Salary and Traveling Expenses , , . , , , t 826.00 t 780.00 I 825.00 HERD INSPECTION Fees and Expenses and Tubercular cattle MISCELLANEOUS Ctre of Patients at Stats Ins tltutlons Firs Warden, One third expense , election Registration .4 300.00 600.00 Expense of Examination of Books and Accounts , Health Registration Tax Refund, etc. Payment on Expertmentel Orchard County Printing Advertising Bounty Ssle of County Owned Lands 7,600.00 480.00 8 000.00 600.00 100.00 3.500.00 3.600.00 1.500.00 . 8.500-0 1,600.00 829,180.00 JACKSON COUNTY FAIB Caretaker and Extra Help Upkeep of Buildings and Miscellaneous 600.00 354-0 Sal arias Books Periodicals Indexes Binding Printing Supplies Equipment Postage At Freight Shipping Suppllea Mileage JACKSON COUNTY LIBRARY 8 854.80 Miscellaneous Current Expense -.8 8,164.00 . 1.200.00 450.00 36010 126.00 J5.00 30.00 15.00 100.00 860.00 Amount of Deficiency for the past Year In Various De partments, Mainly caused by Excessive Number of 8 8,869.00 Criminal Cases Total General County Fund ...840.396.10 . 8334,333.00 GENERAL BOAD FUND Engineering Supervision County Engineer Chalnman Stenographer Field it ouice Expense Shops Machine Repairs Road Bridge Maintenance Road Construction .' Bridge Construction Right of Way Insurance (Industrial Accident) Mlscellaneoua At Emergency Plowing Snow Butte Falls As Prospect . ..8 1,300.00 400.00 860.00 400.00 10000.00 35,000.00 10,000.00 14.465.00 600-0 . 1,500.00 . 1,000.00 500.00 866,336.00 MARKET ROAD FUND Engineering - Supervision- County Engineer , Traiultman ..,. Chalnman Chief Stenographer i.ra neip DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 8 1,954.00 Deputy District Attorney Traveling Expense Telephone Ac Telegraph Printing Supreme Court Briefs Office Supplies investigations i,aw Books -t 1.300.00 100.00 1.800.00 100.00 300.00 350.00 395.00 100.00 60.00 Stenographer SURVEYOR'S OFFICE t 4,038.00 Office Supplies At Equipment Plats and Plat Books Field Notes . Surveys (office work) . Assistants (chain and axe) Field Supplies and Equipment . Reestablished Corners .. Telephone snd Telegraph Insurance , ,, Miloage 800.00 36.00 15.00 150.00 100.00 300.00 300.00 60.00 400.00 30.00 30.00 100.00 Wetermaster's Salarv Watermaster's mileage Stenographer's Salary Office Phone At Tolls , Field Phone and Toll. ... Stamps. Registrations, Telegrams Stationery Plat Sheets, WATERM STER'S OTFICE 1.590.00 Files si Supplies Field Eqpt, Meter, Boots, Tools eto. Field Stations Phones, Weirs, Gages, eto , Assistants Hydrographer a Sslary Hydrographer's Mileage Little Butte Assistant. Salarv Little Butte Assistant, Mileage . APPiegata Assistants salarv Applegate Assistants Mileage Snow Survey Asslstsnt's Salary Water Right 8urvey, Salary , Water Right Buvey. Mileage State Industrial Accident insurance 8 1.800.00 450.00 360.00 60.00 . 10.00 25.00 10.00 40.00 25.00 18.00 , "750100 470.00 360.00 150.00 180.00 60.00 , 30.00 90.00 75.00 45-0 Salary salary 1 Agents Clerical COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENT I 4,988.00 Post. Tel. At Tel. Materials anrt Sim. jrnvci IgentS Office rent, Light, Heat, General , 1,778.00 780.00 160.00 1,000.00 350.00 Salary Clerical Post. Tel. Tel. Materials Rim Travel . Office rent. Light, Heat, General . HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT 8 8.988.00 300.00 100.00 500.00 155.00 Salary and Expense Extra Help and Travel FRUIT INSPECTOR 6 1,055.00 .8 1.600-0 500.00 Jsnltor'a Salary (Two) rire insurance) Water Lights , ' '" Fuel Sanitary Service Misc. Supplies. Furniture, ete. lwn. Trees, eto. Window Blind, etc . COURT HOUSE EXPENSE I 3.000.00 1,630.00 360.00 300 00 1,500.00 . 1,800.00 60.00 1,000.00 600.00 200.00 Flret Nurse Salarv First Num.) Travel Second Nurse Salary Second Nurse Travel Health Officer At Co. Phya. Salary Convention , Health Officer Co. pays. Travel . Contingent Fund Office Assistant , HEALTH DEPARTMENT 8.770.00 I 750.00 300 00 780 00 800 00 8000.00 35.00 730 00 400 00 860 00 Field Ai Office Expense .- Road Bridge Maintenance Oiling Insurance (Industrial Accident) Grading Ltndseys to Deadwood Bridge Construction, Bedeck main apan Bybee and Agate Bridge 1,000.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 6,000.00 850.00 400.00 6,360.00 1.230.00 County Clerka fees Sheriff's fees . .- , Temporary Auto License, Sheriff's Office Justice Court fees - Herd Inspection fees Interest on delinquent taxes . Sales of property or other assets or products of sny kind: Real property. Sheriff's office ..- Delinquent taxes collected , - Rent: ' Machinery Rental ,,- Transfer or reversion of unused funds: Dog License Fund Rebates 815,180.00 -t 14,000.00 - 1,400.00 1,300.00 - 3,500.00 300.00 10,000.00 6.000.00 36,000 00 3,000.00 State, for taxes en motor vehicle fuel: For General Roads For Market Roads Apportionment, grant, contribution or allocation from state, county, municipal or other like fund: State, motor vehicle licenses . , Stat reimbursement tor county Inspecting camps Municipalities, from: Hydrographlo cooperation . From all other sources of whatsoever kind or character: Federal. Forest rentals: For roads . For schools 350.00 300.00 65,000.00 200.00 300.00 Federal, O, O. land grant refund Total Recelpta for year 1934 COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS Outstanding County Warrants (Est, at of Dec, 81, 1933) General County Fund . . General Road Fund 3,260.00 760.00 Nil ..W40.650.O0 -.8013,044.08 ..8 34,346.80 Outstanding Highway Bonds 1247,000.00 Estimates of probable balance in money which shall remain In each fund or office on the last day of December, 1933. General Pund . - Nil Dog License Fund , ,, , , , . 8 1,400.00 Bee Fund Nil Emereenoy Fund County School Fund High 8. Tuition General Road Pacific Highway Bond Crater Lake Highway Bond , Road Bond Interest , Meraet rtoaq County Fair Operation County Fair Premium County Fair Building County Library Indemnity Motor License Special Road Dlsts. County Court Clroult Court Justice Court Sheriff's Office Clerk's Office " Treasurer's Office Coroner's Office School Supt. Office Fruit Inspector's Office Assessors oince .... County Agent's Office Tax Rebate Widow's Pension . Court House Expense J all Care of Poor .... Juvenile Court . County Advertising At Printing Elections Health Unit Surveyor's Office Sealer of Weights v atermaster a Office District Attorney's Office . Health Registration County Audit Herd Inspection Bounty Nit Nil Nil Nil 83.000.00 62.400.00 Nil Nil 1,500.00 8 550.00 800.00 Nil 1.500.00 Nil Ntl Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 461.03 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 667.90 Nil Nil 250.00 Nil . 700.00 VII Nil Nil 366 58 1,145.60 CARS! SI T HI nnMM - Superintendent's Salarv . ' rtnm Superintendent's Assistant M " " Extra Labor , , ' Supplies " ' Telephone Lights At Pftw 8 7,318.00 Mlseellaneoua Repairs Nurse's Salary Expense for Medicine, etc , 960 06 420 00 480 00 3,500 00 53 00 42500 150.00 500.00 660.00 150 XX) . 8 8 000 00 . 1 900 00 1.020 00 1 03000 Hospitalization Indigents not at Poor Farm , Relief of Poor widow. Pensions Old Age Pension Indigent Burials CARE OF POOR NOT AT POOR FARM I 6.19700 6 7.000 00 10.000 00 10,000.00 . 750000 . 6.000 00 . 3.100.00 STATE OF OREGON. County of Jackson, n We. the undersigned, rvtuntv Ritri. r.i, . Oregon, do hereby certify that tbe above Is a true, fair and complete es m,Ct Prc",I ! of said County for the ensuing yea" and probable receipts from sources other than direct Uxation upon real and '"l I? l"1-1"1" "una the ensuing year, ud mate of the probable unappropriated or unexpended balance in the varloua funds ss of the laat day of the current year. vanoua t.m.WJf 'Vnlh,,'-fy ,th.V "" ' P"" of the "varlW institu tions of the County, of the amount required for public enterprise roada brldgee. etc and all other expense, of the County a. therein snouS uat and Is based upon a careful study of the expefuw of the Countvdur lng the psst three yesrs. and a thorough examination of its prrsNe during the year for which such estims., ts m.de. That e.-h .rd e"rv iSm Jll It M'.'"? "v1 n"" the proper transaction of tb7 bu, r, SZSSl'-JZ? M " "P'y 'nd the intereat. and ,,,. inn . ry expense est mated la In accordsnce h law. and la a legitimate nhanre aasln.i th. r. -ccomsnce be with law. and la a legitimate ehanre uninu .h- -... . ii-.oa, mis inn day of October. A D 1933 O. O. AIENDERFKR F. . WAHL, EARL B. DAT, RALPH BILLINGS. S. E. Secretary County Judge COUntV rnmmlitlnrwr NEALON. County Commissioner GEO. ALFORtl. Cjlveema. 41 8000