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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934
t'ROI'OSED lil IKH.X FOB TUB CITY OF MKDFOHRD FOR THB YEAR
The follovtng la a budget of the estimated expenditure of the City of
Medford, Oregon, for the year 1030, together with the estimated receipt
rom ell toured and the levy of taxe required to raise the necessary
evenue:
BUDGET 1P3.T Sl'MMAHT
Estimated
"tecorder
.Teasiuer
Jbrary
"olio
Ire
Ureeta and Roads
health
aulldlng and Light ,
Parks ..
Administration .
Dairy
Kmergency .
Airport
General Pund levy
ueneral Bond Fund Levy M.I 27 87
Water Bond Sinking Pund Levy .... 30,000.00
Consolidated Improvement Pund No. 1
"vy ..74.3
Consolidated Improvement Pund No. 3
1.M7.44
Levy Recelpta Budget
,467.00 ,07.0U
.,338.-4 3,33U.-4
8.11100 1 600 00 8.711.UU
19,039.00 1,800.00 14.HWS.UU
14.46900 14.46U.UU
33.000.00 800.00 3.800.00
...3000 ...8U.U0
4,420.00 4,430.00
3,408 00 3.700.00 13.100.00
2.0IW.UO ..UtJU.UO
721100 J.310 00 9,039.00
1.960.00 460.00 3,100 00
9.155 00 9.158 00
1,100.00 1,100X10
102.109 24 131.98000 1103,76834
Levy
Totlf Levy
Salarlea
Recorder
817B.635.31
CITY RECORDER
Estimated Budget for 1931
Extra Holp .
Surety Bond .
Postage
Sundry Supplies .
Levy
Salarlea
Treasurer ...
Extra Help
CITY TREASI RFR
Estimated Budget for 10.15
Surety Bond
Burglary Insurance ,
Advertising and Printing
Supplies
Levy
MDWOIth PtIIII.IC Alt V
bstlmnted Budget for 1U3A
Books
Oeneral Adult and Juvenile ..
Reference , .
Periodicals and Indexes
Binding
Salaries ....
Maintenance
Janitor and Supplies
Heat
Light
Water
Telephone -
Repairs and Improvementa ,
Roof (Second Stage of Repair Program)
Contingent
Equlpmont
Printing and Supplies
rosiage and Freight
Insurance (Premiums due Nov.,-Deo. 1036)
Current Expense ....
Less estimated receipts from fines for 1038
Levy
alarlea
Chief of Police
8 Police Officers .
POUCH DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 193S
1 Extra Police anticipated for 1036 ',
Extra Police ....
uppl lea
Police Car, gas and oil
Police Car, tires and repairs ,
Police Car and Motor Insurance
Motorcycle, gas and repairs
Meals for Prisoner ..
Sundry Supplies .
Liability Insurance ,
Telephone and Telegraph
Trafflo Signs and Paint
Humane Society Dogs
.Court Costs
City Judge
Court Supplies
1,960.00
7,930.00
1,300.00
300.00
400.00
160 00
7600
300 00
300.00
300 00
860.00
100.00
600.00
8 600 00
40.00
Leas estimated recelpta for 1938
Levy
Salaries
Chief
KIHK DEPARTMENT
Estimated llildget for 1038
Assistant Chief ..
Mechanlo .
Aaslstsnt Mechanlo
4 Hosemen
Volunteer Scrvlo ...
Supplies
Oasollna
Cylinder Oil
Fuel
Bui. Acid Bl. Car. Soda
Lights and Power
Sundry Suppllca .
Hepalre
Truck and Roadster
Tires
Use of Cars - ,.
Incidentals-
Liability Insurance
Conventions
300 ft. I'A-lnch Hose
I IVi-lnch Noi!es
81,980.00
1.330.00
1.463 00
1,330.00
4,763.00
400.00
300.00
78.00
390.00
80 00
389.00
300.00
8 800 00
100 00
370.00
30.00
Levy
8TI1EF.T8 AND ROADS DEPARTMENT
Estimated lludget for 1933
Administration Labor and Office Supplies
Superintendent . 83,640.00
Stenographer and Bookkeeper 496.00
Stationery. Blue Print etc. , , , 100.00
Publishing and Printing 15000
Surveying Equipment 100.00
Streets, Sewers, Sidewalk. Oeneral Labor Maintenance
Shop Mechanic and Foreman .
Bewcrman
Orader and Holler Operator , ,,
Paving Keptlr Man
Sweeper and Plusher Operator -
Compressor and Jackhammer Operator
Truck Drlvor .
3 labnrere
Liability Insurance ..
Streets. Sewers, Warehouse Oeneral Supplies
Gasoline and Olla:
Sweeper , ..
Compressor ,
Roller ...... .
Grader ......
Concrete Mixer
Cara and 'truck ...
Tires and Tire Repairs .
New Parts and Repairs:
Sweeper
Sewer Hose
Air Compressor and Jackhammer
Roller
Plusher .. ..
Cars and Trucks
81.300 00
1.300 00
1.140.00
1,140 00
1. 080 00
1,080.00
1.030 00
1,800 00
400 00
8 360 00
300 00
60 00
3:o oo
60 00
300 00
8 690 00
350 00
160 00
35 00
80.00
100 00
300.00
Sweeper Supplies:
Broom snd Steel Fibre 8 200 00
Sewer Supplies. Road Tools 350 00
General Sewer, Alleys, stieets. Curtis and Sidewalks-
Alley and street cross Walks
Drain Tile
Catch Baelna
Asphalt Patching Materlsl
New Equipment:
New concrete Mixer
New Asphslt Patching Plant
New Pit k-up Car
New Engine for Plusher ...
300 00
301) 00
300 oo
1.000 00
550 00
! 00
600 00
800 00
LAW DEI'AHMENT
Estimated Budget for 1038
Salary, City Attorney ..
Supplies I,
Legislative Expense . , -
Levy ....
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1988
Salary, Health Officer -.
Postage, Stationery and Office Suppllca Looal and
State Board of Health
Sewage Disposal
Chlorine. 13 tons e 714 cent per lb. .
Care of Chlorlnator . ...
Disposal of Sludge .
Improvements, Additional Sludge Beds
Levy
81.980.00
100.00
180.00
8 730.00
100.00
1.800.00
100.00
800.00
1,000.00
I11II.DINO AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1836
Salaries-
Inspector
Stenographer
Printing and Publishing
Incidentals
1.947.00
360.00
16.00
8500
300.00
3,307.00
61,980.00
630.00
380.00
129.34
300.00
350.00
Leas Estimated Receipts from Sewer Permits.
Uae of Equipment, etc.
1.400.00
100.00
400.00
300.00
878 00
326.00
328.00
43.00
89.00
100.00
300.00
160.00
175.00
60.00
148.00
3,300.00
4.376.00
8,711.00
600.00
11,300.00
3,689.00
6 300.00
I Liability Insurance
j Car Expense
Btreet ugme ..
Receipts:
Estimated Copco franchise
Licenses, Permits, etc
Levy
PARK AND PLAYGROUNDS
estimated Budget for 1933
Salaries
park Keeper, (
Extra Help
Liability Insurance
Supplies
Fertilizer
Spraying
Lights
Rest Room Supplies, small tools and hose
Levy
81.980.00
496.00
60.00
100.00
10000
340.00
8,300.00
19 900 00
800.00
743 30
743.60
39.00
100.00
160 O0
130.00
175.00
ADMINISTRATION
Estimated Budget for 1938
Car Insurance, Property Damage, Publlo
Inability
New City Hall
Janitor ..
Heat
800.00
Light
Toilet. Janitor and Misc. Supplies...
Pslntlng
Liability Insurance
Less Estimated Receipts:
School District No. 49
State Police -
Water Commission
E. M. Wilson
890 00
800.00
600.00
800.00
600.00
18.00
Greater Medford Club .
Refund Light
Old City Hall
Oeneral Repairs
Less Estimated Receipts:
J. H. DawBon
L. C. Sharer
A. V. Graves
O. a. Pecbler
Miscellaneous Items
Planning commission
Care of City Map
8. P. Company Leases .
61.030.00
30000
600 00
240 00
150.00
130.00
100.00
340 00
360.00
130.00
430.00
6 100.00
100.00
105.00
35.00
1,000.00
160.00
350.00
3,430.00
1,140.00
League of Oregon Cities
Interest on Warrant
Publishing Budget, etc. ..
Audit
Less Estimated Receipts:
Ult-linc - - .
Rent of Garbage arounas .
700.00
Rent ol publlo Market .
1.840.00
65,310.00
Mvy
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1035
14.838.00
1.800.00
813.035.00
61.460.00
87600
300.00
300.00
3.486.00
DMbiirsement
Salary: Inspector
Mileage Fee ........
Supplies
Laboratory Test
Receipts
Licenses
Milk Wagon and Depot .
Levy
AIRPORT DEPARTMENT
Estimated llutlget for 1938
Salaries
Airport Superintendent
Field Maintenance
Janitor
Liability Insurance)
Supplies, etc.
UII1C supplies
Toilet Supplies .
Host
Light, Hangar and Beacon
Light, Field
Light Globes
janitor and Building Supplies
Insurance - -
Improvements, Painting Hangar, etc.
Estimated Receipt
Rent, Gas and Oil station ,
Rent, United Air Lines
Rent, U. 8. Weather Bureau
Rent, Farm
Rent. Gun Club ...
Rent. Oarage
Storage Hangar
(No Levy)
Estimated Receipts:
Levy - -
73v Tax collection
Received to Date
Yet to Receive ,
Mlso. Receipts
1.330.00
300.00
130.00
' 800.00
t 160.00
300.00
600.00
300.00
300.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
900.00
800.00
340.00
80.00
100.00
330.00
300.00
780.00
1.660.00
150.00
160.00
60.00
10 00
410.00
2,330.00
930.00
3.800.00
3.476.00
8,690.00
9,700.00
3,465.00
1,634.00
845.00
63.069.00
800.00
GENERAL BOND FTND. BUDGET FOR 1938
Jan. 1 May IS June I Jury 1
Total
To Pay Total Prin.
Oeneral Refunding Prln. 83.000.00
Int. 130.00
City Hall Prln.
Int.
Fire Equipment Prln. 8.000.00
Int. 480.00
Airport Prln.
Int. 1,800.00
Courthouse Site Prln.
Int.
Cottage St. Bridge Int. 828.00
61,300.00
3,000.00
460.00
100 00
876,00
13.000 00
1.800.00
838.00
6 000 00
1,060.00
400.00 7,050.00
2.000 00
250.00
6,000.00
3.250.00
8,000.00
825.00
13.000.00
8.600 00
3.000 00
34.025.00 tl87.0UU.U0
1.250.00 35.000.00
6.000.00
48,000.00
18,000.00
73.000.00
18.000 00
8.036 13,460.00 1.300 .00 314.900.00 1400.00 47.505 00 34.025.00 187.90.00
BI'DfiET FOR WATER DEPARTMENT. 19.14
CURRENT WATER FUND BUDGET 1935
Estimated Expenditures
Operation
General Expense
18-ln. Old Wood Oravlty Un
Btg Butte Springs Lin
City Distribution System
Maintenance
General Expense
18-ln. Old Wood Oravlty Lin .
Big Butt Springs Line
City Distribution System
Capital Cost
Fixed Capital
City Distribution System .
Extensions New Mains . .. .
Big Butte Springs Line .
Interest on Bond
Oravlty Water Bonds
Big Butt Springs Line
Transfer of Funds
Water Bond Sinking Fund
9.910.00
1.846 00
3.380.00
6.230.13
786.00
38000
440 00
3.881 30
600.00
3.435.00
8.000.00
835.00
, 11.300.00
41.860.00
THE GRANGE
19,369.13
9.400.00 833,061.33
63.960.00
37,000.00 89,950.00
Total Disbursement ...
Estimated Income
Estimated Balance January 1,
Regular Water Usera
133,001.33
34,00834
137,403.89
151.413.33
Estimated Balance on Hand January 1, 1936
STATEMENT OF ALL FUNDS
August 1, 19.14
Recorder Account Warrant Treasurers'
Balance Overdrawn Out Investments
88.861.55 19.938 87
34 30
4.000.00
838,410.90
100.00
Oeneral Fund
Water MS.17I.1S
Consolidated No. l. 3.753 65
Consolidated No. 2.. 3.993.91
General Bond
Water Bond Sinking 89,859.99
Improvement Bond
sinking o. l i4.7uo.oi
Improvement Bond
sinking NO. 3 8,407.84
Improvement Bond
Sinking NO. 3 3,409.36
Sewer Bond Sink
ing No. 1 4.139.79
Sewer Bond Sink
Ing No. 3 171.18
Sewer Bond Sink-
Ing No. 3 3,326.83
Watermaln Bond
Sinking No. I 3.867.58
7,000.00
5.128.03 13,300.00
Treasurers'
Cash Bai.
1,077.32
43,198.38
753.65
3.993.91
8.071.98
69.063.09 30,797410
6,000.00 8,700.01
3,000.00 3.407.84
3,000.00
173,700.32 813,989.67 37.163.07 88.063.09 98.811.73
BONDS OUTSTANDING AS OF OCTOBER 1. 1934
! General Refunding. 5, dated 1-1-17, due 35-37
I city Hall. 5, dated 8-1-37, due 39-43
1,830.00
6,936.00
85,310.00
728.00
3,100.00
460.00
1,650.00
1,330.00
86.UUU.UU
48,000.00
18.000.00
73,000.00
35,000.00
18,000.00
Fire Equipment, 5, dated 1-1-29, due 35-40 .....-
Airport. 5. dated 7-1-29, due 35-40 ...
Cottage Street, Bridge, 6, dated 1-1-31, due 41 ...,.........
Courthouse Site, 5',',, dated 6-15-31, due 35-43 ....
6187,000.00
Oravlty Water, 8, dated 7-1-08. due 35-58 8226.000.00
City of Med. Water, 5, dated 4-1-28, due 35-55, 8500,000 Issue... 449.000.00
City of Med. Water, sr., dated 1-1-27, due 35-56, 8436.000 Issue.... 392,000.00
1,067,000.00
Refunding Improvement. 6, dated 1-1-34, due 39-53 . 1311,000.00
Watermaln Improvement, 6, dated 1-1-28, due 35-38 20,600.00
Sewer Improvement, 57., dated 7-3-28, due 36-68 30,000.00
Street Improvement, 514 r., dated 1-1-29. due 35-39, Series No. 3 93.500.00
Street Improvement, 5(4 r., dated 1-1-30. due 36-40. Series No. S 26.500.00
Street Improvement, 53. dated 3-1-31, due 35-41, Series No. 4 33.935.77
Sewer Improvement, S'f,, dated 5-1-31, due 35-41, Serlea No. 6 8.333.45
Sewer Improvement. ay7, dated 8-1-34, due 36-41, series No. 6 -4.ytu.M
Consolidated Improvement No. 3, dated 6-3-4, 6-1-32, due 33-43 46.0UU.uu
8271,76U.0
Total Bonds Outstanding 11,838,760.95
1 1 hereby certify that the foregoing la a true statement of the. proposed
budget of expenses for the year 1035, as adopted by the budget committee
of the City of Medford, Oregon, on September 25. 1934. and notice is hereby
given to all persons Interested therein, that the City Council will meet
In the City Hall. In said City on October 30th, 1034, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. oi
said day, and then and there discus said budget and make the levy of
the city taxes for expenditures for tne year 1935, and at wnicn time ana
place any person Interested therein can meet with the Council and make
hi objections to said budget, and said proposed tax levy, If any he ha.
m. I,. AL-r'UKU. ttecoraer.
1,880 00
3,100.00
OENERAL FUND
Aug. 1, 1934. Acct. Overdrawn 8.861,55
Estimated Expenditure,
(5 months) 87.500.00
76,947.31
87.710 40
44.45874
13.351.68
10.630.00
23.881 68
846.361.56
38,881.86
1.330.00
1.43500
4.180 00
Levy
Jan 1. 1935. Acct. Overdrawn 33.479 89
GENERAL HUM) FUND
January 1. 1935. Account Overdrawn (Estimated) 84.700.90
Bond and Interest Schedule ,,, 84.033 00
interest on Warrants ........ .- 1.130.00
75 Per Cent Tax Collection
39.846 90
13.281.97
Levy
CONSOLIDATED FUND NO.
1036 llildget
Interest on Bonds
Interest on Warrants
Available Balance
Estimated Receipts Notes and Aseeaanient...,
18.660 00
73000
1,108.71
1.300.00
75 Taxes Collected
Levy
Bonds ...
interest
I,sm Rslanc on Hand .
lss Estimated Assessment Receipt
CONSOLIDATED FUND NO. 1
11I.U Budget
17.073 37
6.691 09
5 000.00
3.387.80
4.039 68
3.340 00
7.587.80
INDIANS SPURN
WHITE FATHER'S
'MEDICINE IN'
Br JI1.IAV A. BR A MAN
United Pitm Start Correspondent
MESA VERDE CAMP, Aril!. (UP)
Indian medicine men and their Red
Skin brethren on m.meroiia reserva
tions In Arizona have no use for mod
ern medical science.
For generation the practice of car
ing for the sick In their native ways
haa been handed down from one medi
cine man to another and atlll dominate-
unleu the scattered IndUn
colonlee are watched closely Evidence
of this wiia brought here this wek
by Dr. B. Huff, physician on the
Apache Indian reservation.
Hia report that two Indian youth
already have died from an epldem'c
of meajle and many others are con
fined to their tepees, some In a ser
ious condition, has caused K. W
Frailey, reservation superintendent, to
close all schools and order the medi
cine men to end their treating the
cases.
This has renewed a long standing
flht between medical science snd the
teachings of the tribal medicine men
The Indians confine their caea to
laiye pits, known as roasting pits,
where the 111 remain as Ion aa they
can endure the heat from fires built
about the place. When the aony and
burning can be endured no long.r
they run to the nearest stream aud
plunge Into the water.
The fire of the roastlng-plts t sup
posed to chase the evil spirits within
the body outside and the water is
supposed to cleanse the outer portion
of all such demons, according to the
superstition of the Apache tribe.
This method of treatment Is one of
the greatest hindrances to fighting
the disease that has caused much
worry on the reservation, according
to Dr. Huff.
SERA FUNDS'PROMISE
AIRPORT COMPLETION
PORTLAND, Oct. 18. (p) The
SERA today announced allocation of
20.000 for completion of the Pendle
ton and Tillamook airports.
Allocation of M0, 000 was made for
bringing cattle from the Oregon
drouth area to Portland for process
ing. Second Cherry Crop
OSBORNE. Kan. (UP) Mrs. Eva
Phillips ts harvesting a second crop
of cherries this season from one tree.
The first crop was harvested in June.
Mrs. Phillips believes the summer
long drought, followed by suddenly
cool weather, was responsible for the
phenomenon.
IVlli lew Grange
Bellvlew Orange held regular
meeting October 16 with large at
tendance of visitors and members-
Business meeting was held first
with a number of Interesting mat
ters discussed.
The GTa.sge is sponsoring t dance
on November 9. The lecturer Is in
charge of the details.
Degree work will be given to a
large class in November.
Mr. Maust and Mr. Wendt, mas
ters of Phcenlx and Jacksonville
Oranges, brought messages to Bell
vlew. There were 39 Phoenix Grang
ers present, eight from Jackson
ville, Talent two, Roxy Ann one,
and Lake Creek, one.
After the business meeting Phoe
nix Orange put on the program
of group singing: piano solo, Mrs.
Loffler; vocal solo, Mrs. Wendt;
playlet, "Buying a Husband," end
group singing.
Pomona meeting will be held at
Bellvlew October 97 with an an
day meeting. K. B. committee is
In charge of arrangements.
H. S. committee to serve at
the next meeting: Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Yockle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bill
ings, Hugh Barron, Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Applegate, and Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Applegate.
During the social hour dancing
was enjoyed by the Grangers.
for sale with them snd also your
wants.
A basket dinner will be served si
noon, Bellvlew ladles In charge. Every
O ranger Is welcome. Just bring your
basket and Join the crowd.
Xjecture hour immediately after
dinner, in charge of Mrs. Susie Maust,
Phoenix, Pomona lecturer. These leo
ture programs are always worth whJJe
and are open to the public.
It has been Just three years sines
the Pomona met with Bellvlew Grange
and it will be another three years
before we hold a regular meeting there
again. Take advantage of this op
portunity and find out what fin
Grangers and delightful hosts we have
at Bellvlew.
We meet In the Community hall
about one and one-half miles beyond
Ashland. Take a day's vacation be
fore the fall farm work starts with
a rush.
Pomona l range.
Jackson County Pomona Grange will
meet at the Bellvlew Grange hall,
with Bellvlew Orange a host. Satur
day, October 21, in an all-day meet
ing, beginning at 10 a. m.
Important business will be the bi
ennial election of officers. The Jack
son County Grange gas co-op, whlch
was opened for business at the Sun
rise Service station some time ago.
has been doing a good business and
the directors will have an Interesting
report to make. Plans have beeu
made to handle other commodities
for the farmer as soon as demand
warrants It. It will pay every farmer
to keep In touch with this co-op and
let it help to reduce his overhead. '
The agricultural and marketing
committee always has an Intereslng
report to make. The attention of this
committee Is now being centered on
the Importation of purebred stock,
and the registration with the com
mittee of all purebred breeding stock
in the county or surrounding coun
ties for sale. Grangers wanting stock
of this kind will do well to ge In
touch with the Pomon a comml t tee
chairman, C. C. Hoover, or with R. G
Fowler, county agent, secretary of the
committee. Many thousands of dol
lars of sales are made through this
committee during the course of a
year at a great saving to the farmer.
Uuse your commltees. That Is what
they are for. List anything you have
Eagle point Grange.
Eagle Point Orange met last night
with a good attendance. The Juve
nile Orange put on a most Interesting
program consisting of solos by Mary
Ellen Holms n and BUlle Taylor. Tap
dances by June Tlngleaf, Enid Ward
and Marjorle Nichols, and Beulah
Tlngleaf and Miss Simmons. Acro
batic stunts by June Tlngleaf, Helen
Kent, Marjorle Nichols and others.
Pantomime shadow pictures of his
pltal scenes, and pantomime Hallow
e'en story, read by Mrs. Rudy Well
men, and group singing.
The Grange power bill was discussed
by W. E. Davles and the question of
buying the hall resulted In rejection.
James Walters, Victor Tesseltore and
Earl Hernlsh were given the obliga
tion of the first and second degrees.
Lyle Smith and Mrs. Minnie Put
man were voted Into the order.
At our next meeting, Tuesday, No
vember 0, we hold our annual elec
tion of officers.
On Friday night, October 86, the
Eagle Point officers will hold the
chairs of the Lake Creek Grange, and
the lecturer, Mrs. Lulu Taylor, will
have charge of the lecture hour.
Hall committee for November ftt
Minnie Putman and Grace Holman.
Serving committee for next meeting
Is Mrs. Sarah Howlett, Mrs. Alice
Daley and J. C. Spenoer.
1 DROWNED, 4 RESCUED
IN SEAPLANE CAPSIZING
NEW YORK, Oct. IB. fAP One
man drowned and four were rescued
today when a seaplane dispatched to
the liner Washington 600 miles at sea
capsized as It attempted to make fast
to the ship.
The plane was sent from Floyd
Bennett field by the Fox Movietone
company to take from the Washing
ton films of the assassination of King
Alexander of Yugoslavia.
Dae Mall Tribune want ads.
Broken Veins
Varicose Ulcers Old Sores
Relieved At Home
No sensible person will continue to
suffer when powerful penetrating, yet
harmless antiseptic Moone's Emerald
Oil can readily be obtained at any
drug store the directions are simple
ana easy to use. Economical, too and
yor druggist guarantees one bottle to
give splendid results or money back.
Card of Thank.
We wish to thank our kind friends
and neighbors for their acts of love
and sympathy during our recent loss
of our beloved mother. Alva E. Dan
lelson. Chalmua P. Danlelson, Victor
D. Danlelson. Mrs. Bertha Morris,
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MIL1C MAKER
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$1.75 perewt.
MII.K MAKKH M an extra Welt quality flalry feed
and Is made up of: Snynhrnn Meal, .1l1lnm. firoima
Torn, Ground Oat, Ground Barley. Peanut Meal,
Mineral and Salt.
ANALYSIS
Mln zn protein
Mln 5 Fat
Max 9 Fiber
Mai 8 Ash
If yon wnnt to Increase your milk production nse
MII.K MAKFR Dairy Feed.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Phone 833.
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229 N. Riverside
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Tailor, 128 Esst Main, upstair.
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Bond to h redeemed during th period
of 3'i year rom Jan. 1, 1P.1J to
July 1. in:i!i
Ralance on Hand Amu.t 1, 1034 lag s.so g
btlmatrd Taie Receivable 3, (100 00
Interest on Investment 300 00
TrnfT from Current Water fund 40 000 00 tJJ..S 0
1.33l PS
403.40
Bond Du and Payshle ..,,
Amottrit to be raised In next S'j years
1U.IS 8'heduled sinking Fund Allotment
n He rstd hv Current Water Fund 4:17 (XV 00
L7 lor Water Bond Dluilnf ruud ao.000 00
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money-order or Sent CO. IV on order.
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If you're going East this winter, why not go through
California and Southern Arizona? Ride our famous Sun
set Limited or Golden State Limited through America's
sunniest winter region.
The fares this way are exactly the same (to New York
and some other cities) as via direct routes. And your trip
becomes a real vacation. You can stopover, if you wish,
in San Francisco or Los Angeles, or the desert resorts at
Indio and Palm Springs. Take time out to ride herd on a
Southern Arizona guest ranch. Or pause at El Paso to see
Juarei and the world-famous CarUbad Caverns.
Examples of one way fares VIA CALIFORNIA:
r Coicb Tourist StjnJjri
c iik ;o "si'i vi ii. nil ks.vi
I'm Sjh Fraiitisco only. Tukel via Lot Angeles
costs d Utile more.
Southern Pacific
4. V. IAKI.K. Agent. Telephone 34