PAGE FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1939.
2.500.000 VISIT
CASCADE BUILDING
DURING FAIR RUN
Wonderland Exhibit Seen by
7 23.9 Per Cent of All
Who Visited Exposition
Treasure Island, Nov. 2.
(Spl) A total of two and a half
million had visited the Shasta
Cascade building when the
Golden Gate exposition closed
its gates Sunday night, far ex
ceeding estimates made before
the fair opened. The visitors
came from every state in the
union and 44 foreign countries.
"The California commission is
grateful to the Shasta-Cascade
counties for this really outstand
ing and entertaining demonstra
tion of northern California and
southern Oregon wonderland
region," said Commissioner J.
C. Berendsen as he made a final
call on the manager.
Vlilted 100 Timet
"This makes just an even 100
happy visits to the Shasta-Cascade
building," commented Mrs.
F. H. Coon of 8 Jordan avenue,
San Francisco, as she stopped
to thank Mrs. May Williams,
hostess. Continuing she said,
"This was the finest, most hos
pitable and soul satisfying ex
hibit on Treasure island. I shall
miss it."
Final attendance figures at
the building were 2,492,178,
which was 23.9 percent of the
total attendance at the fair.
Some 30,000 of these came from
the nine counties of the Won
derland and 26 percent were
from places outside of the states
of California and Oregon.
Wonderland court, always
popular with visitors, was the
scene of many gala occasions
participated in by governors of
other states, high government
officials, noted bands, universi
ties and colleges, lost none of
its popularity as thousands
crowded it to capacity to watch
the last camp fire.
Quail Loath To Leave
When August Bade, game
manager, came to pick up the
beautiful pheasants, partridges,
quail and ducks, a flock of 25
quail hid and could not be
found. As soon as the wardens
left the gardner saw them come
cautiously from behind the pro
tecting wings of one of Dudley
Carter's huge wood carvings.
Jackson county visitors in
the final week included:
Dr. A. E. Merkel, Frank
Schuler, Janice Nealon, June
Nealon, Mrs. Nellie Foots, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Cantrell, Jessie
M. Minear, Mrs. Ruth G. Al
born, Glenna Minear, Donald
Minear, Mrs. V. D. Brophy, J.
R. McCrackcn, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Lusk, Mary Ellen Thorp, T.
W. Sanford, Mrs. Ella Colvig,
James Lathrop, Dr. W. F. Roney,
Lottie Howard, G. W. Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Simmons and
ion Bert.
Lucile Seller, Leona S. Or
mond Mrs. Claude Conlcy, Mrs.
Maude Renton, Mrs. Elizabeth
M. Smith, Mrs. D. B. Crosby,
W. D. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
George Mason, H. W. Reames,
W. Theres Parent.
Jessie M. Muir, Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. Burge, Emma Schuler,
Mrs. Helen Coxwine, Betty
Emerick, Mrs. E. Plymole Stine,
Mrs. Kale Stine, T. E. Pottenger.
Glade Holmes. Miss Ruth Wal
den, Miss Eva Walden, Sylvia
Shrcve, Mrs. W. E. Lands, Or
ville Casto, J. O. Grey, Earl
L. Newbry and family, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Birkholz, Margaret
S. Fabrick.
Mrs. Victor Mills. Mrs. Ella
Mills, Patsy Brock, Boyd Brock.
J. C. Lusk, Nita A. Rice, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Potter, Caroline
Drexler, Claire Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Bowell, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Wray.
May Phipps, Dr. I. D. Phipps.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lednicky
and son. Lew Conger, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Hogue, Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Holmes. Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Powell, Carole and
Constance Powell, Dr. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Woods, Mrs. Ray El
liott, Mr. and Mrs. John Ncnlon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dcnham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer,
Elma Claire Newhousc.
E. P. Poycr. Aaron Ayers, Jr..
Benny Longwill, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Puhl, Orth Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bieglo. L. B. Mc
intosh. Gertrude Pruitt. Leon
Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. B. Bur
sell, Mr. and Mrs. George Rei
der. D. Perozzi.
Mrs. Frank Albert. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Albert, Dr. W. G.
Bertrop and family, Ed Lull,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Evans,
Florence Boussum, Chas. L. Do
vine, Mr. and Mrs. V. G. March.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Head. Chet
and Mayne Leonard, Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Chandler, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Dunkin, Harold Head.
R. W. Newhousc.
R. L. Lindner, Orvillc Castro,
W. E. Cheadle. Burr Tye. Vir
ginia Loomis. Mrs. R. B Allyn,
T. E. Pottengr-r. Mary B. Grif
fin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson
and family. Francis Widmer,
Xavier Widmer.
EX-MOVIE USHER
WITH WEALTH GIFT
Man Who Befriended Aged
Lady Inherits Half Mil
lion; Travels Continually
New York, Nov. 2. (AP) If
I had just 15 cents in my pocket,
and somebody died and left me
a half million . . .
William J. Reilly. 40, a foi
mer Roxy theater usher, knew
what he'd Jo if that wishing
well dream ever came true for
him.
It did come true. And to
day, a year later, he's still doing
what he wanted to do when
the windfall came out of a clear
sky.
"Just keep traveling," ho said,
as he stepped down the gang
plank of the giant liner Santa
Elena, bronzed by his fourth
West Indies cruise since he in
herited more than $500,000 in
September, 1938, from Mrs.
Edna Morse Elliott, who took
that way of thanking him for
his "kindly and courteous acts."
Thought Her Poor.
"I thought she was poor," he
said. "I met her in 1927 and
she attended the Roxy theater
every week. I used to talk with
her a little and make sure she
had the seat she wanted. Some
times I took her backstage.
"But I didn't know she had
any money. I thought she was
living on a pension."
Reilly said he left the Roxy
theater in 1932 and then work
ed as manager for Warner Broth
ers picture theaters in the mid
dle west for several years.
"Then I lost that job. I was
broke and took a job as store
keeper in the Bronx veterans'
hospital. In the meantime, I'd
forgotten all about Mrs. Elliott,
but her lawyers kept track of
me and knew where I was all
the time.
Down io 15 Cents.
"The day I heard the big
news, I had 15 cents in my
pockets. I couldn't believe it."
He has been getting about
$3,000 a month from the estate
since Mrs. Elliott died.
"I came back to see the Army
Notre Dame football game," he
said. "Then I'm off on another
cruise. That's my idea of a real
life. Keep traveling."
WiiTAIIVES
SMART AS I ARE, IS
PROFESSOR'S BELIEF
Los Angeles, Nov. 2. (AP)
After living for more than a
year with the aborigines of Aus
tralia, the largest group of prim
itives in the world. Dr. D. S.
Davidson, anthropology profes
sor of the University of Penn
sylvania, concluded they are as
intelligent as modern Ameri
cans. "They have adjusted them
selves to their environment as
intelligently sometimes I think
more intelligently than we
have to ours." says Dr. David
son, returning from an expedi
tion with the American Philo
sophical society and the Car
negie corporation of New York
He says great intelligence and
knowledge Is required for "our
contemporary ancestors," as the
aborigines have been called, to
survive the rigors of western
Australia's vast, wild stretches,
where game and water are
scarce. Civilization, too, is
pressing in on them.
"Scarcity of lood has required
a bnlancc between population
and food supply," Dr. Davidson
explains, "and those people hove
met it by various forms of eu
genic control. In times of great
stress they kill their own chil
dren. This, so shocking to us,
does not disturb them. They
do not kill the old because they
are valuable to the community
in Imparting knowledge to the
young."
Missing Student
Safe in Arizona
Eugene. Ore., Nov. 2 (PI
Charles Cox. Heppner, who dis
appeared last week after sup
posedly starting for home, is in
Bisbee. Ariz., it was revealed
here yesterday.
The University of Oregon stu
dent sent his parents a postcard
from the southern city saying
he was traveling with another
man and would be home in
about a week.
French Get Medals
Paris, Nov. 2. (PI France
published today the first list of
her soldiers awarded Croix de
Guere medals and Legion if
Honor decorations for "remark
able heroism and great cool
ness" in the present war with
Germany. Twenty soldiors were
decorated, of whom 15 wore
I seriously wounded.
1840 BUDGET ESTIMATE
JACKSON COUNTY
Pursuant to the provision of Sec tlon a. Chapter 446 of the 1038 Session-
Laws of Oregon, notice U hereby given that the County Court of
Jackson County, Oregon, will meet at the Court House, in Medrord, Ore.,
on the 34th day of November A. D. 1939. at the hour of 10.00 o'clock A. M.
of aald day and at the aald time and place opportunity will be given for
the full and complete discussion of the estimates of the amount of money
proposed to be raised by taxation for the ensuing year as published here
with, by any taipayer subject to auch levy when made In favor of or
against any of the proposed tax levies herein as the County Court may
deem for the beat interest of Jsckson County.
The 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 and County
officer, each County improvement of each County building, structure or
Institution, the salary of each County officer or employee, including those
whose salarlea are fixed by statute, for the improvement and mainten
ance of public highways, roads, bridges, the construction, operation and
maintenance of each public utility and redemption of outstanding war
rants, the estimate of 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 la to be levied and an estimate of the
probable unapportloned and unexpended balance In the funds of the
County on the last day of the current year. The officers' salarlea. tha
County School Fund for 10100 children at $1000 per child, the County
School and School Library Fund for 10100 children at .10 cents per child
and the County Library Fund at .0002 of a mill are fixed by law.
GENERAL COUNTY FUND
COUNTY COURT AND COMMISSIONERS
County Judge Salary
County Court Travel .
County Commissioners and Travel
Secretary .
Telephone ...
Miscellaneous Office Expense
Convention Expense
Extra Help
Association Oregon Counties ..
JACKSON COUNTY RED CROSS
Red Ctom Relief
VETERANS FOREIGN WARS
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Indigent
CIRCUIT
Reporter Salary
Bailiff
Reporter's Expense
Jury Meals
Juror and Witness Fees
Miscellaneous Expense
Specli.l Reporter and Defense Counsel
JUVENILE COURT
Commitments and Exnenses. Bovs' and Girls' Aid
Society, Corvaills Farm Home and Juvenile Officers... 11.350.00 1.350.00
KHr.KIr s or r It K
Sheriff Salary
Travel Civil and Criminal
Telephone ,
Bond Premium nnd Industrial Insurance
LEOAL DEPARTMENT
First Deputy... .
Second Deputy -
Third Deputy
Extra Help Auto License
Typewriters and Machines
Stamps and Envelopes
Miscellaneous Supplies
TAX DEPARTMENT
First Deputy
Second Deputy . ....
Third Deputy...
Extra Helo -
Fourth Deputy
COUNTY CORONER
Fees of Coroner, Physicians, Jurors. Witnesses and
other expenses .
TREASURER'S OFFICE
Treasurer Salary
Travel .
Deputy
Bond Premium ,
Supplies and Printing...
Postage
Telephone
Record Books
Repairs and Maintenance...
Rental Safety Boxes
Burglary Insurance
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
Clerk's Salary
First Deputy . ,
Second Deputy
Third Deputy
Bookkeeper
RECORDING DEPARTMENT
First Deputy
Second Deputy .
Typist
Extra Help
Telephone -
Freight and Express
Printing and Record Books
Postage and Stationery
Premium on Bonds
Machines and Ribbons
Two Typewriters
Miscellaneous Office Supplies ..
Travel
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Superintendent Salary
Rural Supervisor
Secretary
Clerical Help
Office Supplies
Printing
Telephone
Stationery. Postage, Express...
Supervisor Supplies..
Superintendent Travel
Supervisor Travel
Eighth Grade Examinations
Teachers' Institute
County Education Board
Jackson County School Day...
Truant Officer
New Equipment ....
Bond
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE
Assessor Salary '. ,
Assessor Travel..
First Deputy -
Second Deputy .
Third Deputy
Field Deputies ,
Platting Field Books, Checking and writing tax rolls -Tax
Rolls
Telephone . -
Stamps .. . ...
Emergency Fund
Iand Classification - . -.
Printing. Office Stationery, etc .
Machines -
COUNTY JAIL
Jailor's Salary
Matron's Salary . . .
Extra Help . -
Laundry . -
Board of Prisoners
Miscellaneous Supplies and Expense . . -.
Telephone
Industrial Insurance
Jnll Improvement
COUNTY AGENT'S OFFICE
COUNTY AGENTS
Salaries Clerical
Telephone - -
Material and Expense ....... ..
Travel Two Agents .
Equipment .
HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT
Salaries Clerical
Telephone
Mateilal and Expense
Travel .
Equipment
FOUR H Cl.VB AGENT
Salaries-Clerical
Telephone
M.iierlnl and Expense.
Travel ,
Equipment
COI KT HOI
Janitors' Salaries i2l -
Ijuvii nnd Fireman Sslarv
Heat i Fuel, Boiler, etc I. ...
Lights. Current, Lamps, etc
Wattr
Sanitary Service and Supplies
Elevator Inspection and Supplies
I Janitor supplies
' HmlclliK Kepmrs
tlr.niru!. Uiwn Mower, etc. I
, Mlsiellaiii-ous Supplies
I Extra Help (Window vanning, ete.l
Industrial Insurance
COI
Sutv-rtn'eii'lent Sslary
Assistant t,slari
farmer
- 3.40000
600 00
3.000.00
1.440.00
300.00
160.00
100 00
100 .00
100.00
a .090.00
$1,500.00 si.soo.oo
CRATER LAKE POST 1833
Relief Fund $1,200.00 1.300.00
COURT
a 1.400 00
600. CO
300.00
300 00
$6,000.00
400.00
600.00
-
8.300.00
2.500.00
3,000.00
300.00
550.00
1.440.00
1,440.00
1.440.00
150.00
200.00
600.00
1.100 00
1.440 00
1.140.00
1 .080.00
450.00
900.00
8600.00
82.000.00
40 00
1.440.00
275.00
175.00
50.00
70.00
75.00
75.00
5.60
225.00
84.430.60
82.000 00
1,440.00
1.200.00
1.200.00
1,440.00
1.440.00
1 .300 00
1.134 00
400.00
180 00
10.00
1.200.00
400.00
65.00
150.00
200 00
550 00
100.00
$14,309.00
82.000.00
1.440 00
1.440.00
150.00
250 00
200.00
125.00
150.00
50.00
360 00
360.00
150 00
300.00
50.00
60.00
50.00
70.00
5.00
82,000.00
150.00
1,440.00
1.300 00
1.300 00
3.600 00
450 00
460 00
70.00
40.00
80 00
3.800.00
400 00
80.00
61.300.00
300 00
150.00
100 00
3.000.00
300 00
7500
72 00
150.00
$5,347.00
81.200 00
170 00
400 00
750.00
380 00
82.800.00
8600.00
35 00
300 00
400 00
75 00
$360 00
60 00
160 00
600.00
1 50.00
l EXPENSE
.
..-
l 542 00
1 .003 00
1.000 00
3.000 00
800 00
50 00
834 00
600 00
375 00
100 00
j;,o oo
400 00
$35 00
..
rv FRM
SP(t(! 00
4 -jo no
780 0O
MO 00
Laundress
Supplies
Telephone ,
Light and Power
Miscellaneous
Repairs .
Nurses
Medical and Dental.
Equipment
Extra Labor
Wood
Emergency
CARE OF POOR
County-State Public Assistance
Dependent Children. ,
Old Age Assistance
Blind Assistance .
Relief Miscellaneoua
FRUIT INSPECTOR .
Fruit Inspector Salary $1,800.00
Extra Help . , 1.500.00
Miscellaneous . .. 1. 000.00
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL FUND
Insarance County Buildings
Auto Insurance .-.
Fire Patrol
Elections and Registrations..
Auditing
Health Registration .....
Tax Rebate
County Advertising
Bounty Fund and Government Trappers,. ............
Sale Countv Lands ...... ..
Sesler of Weights
Herd Inspection .............. ... .......
Publlcltv and Highway S3.
Weed Control ,
Miscellaneoua Exoense .
O and C Land Expense -
-
COUNTY
Surveys
Stenographer
Office Supolles
Field Equipment
Field Notes and -Plats-
Tele!, hone
Industrial Insurance
Mileage
WATERMASTER DISTRICT 15
Watermaster Salary $2,000 00
Watermaster MUsage 50000
Hydrographer Sa'ar'y ... 1.100.00
Hydrorrapher Mileage . 475.00
Little Butto Assistant 8alarv 250.00
Little Butto Assistant Mileage 125.00
Applegate Assistant Salary ..... 275.00
Aonlegate Assistant Mileage - 135.00
Office Clerk 520.00
Water Rl,ht and Snow Survey Salary 150 00
Water Rleht and Snow Survey Mileage 150.00
Of'lce Telephone and Tolls 40.00
Office Ruonlles and Postage 75.00
Field Stations and Equipment - 100.00
Office Assistant
Industrial Insurance
City of Medford Co-operative
DISTRICT
Deputy District Attorney Salary
Stenograoher Salary
Extra Help ,
Travel
TeleDhone
Printing Sunreme Court Briefs
Office Sunplles
Investigations
Law Books..-.
Tax Foreclosures
JUSTICE COURT
Justice .Salarv
Clerk's Salarv
Supolles and Telenhone
Court Dockets Civil and Criminal
Jury, Witness and Constable Fes
JUSTICE COURT
Supplies. Stationery. Stampa
"Salary
Jurv and Constable Service
Telephone -
JUSTICE COURT
Witness and Jury Fees
Supplies
JUSTICE COURT
Witness- and Jtnr Fees
Supplies ..
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Health Officer Salary $3,840.00
Health Officer Travel 4 660.00
Health Officer Convention Expense 75.00
Health Officer Assistant 150.00
Health Officer Extra Help 150 00
First Nurse Salary - 1.500.00
First Nurse Travel 600.00
Second Nurse Salarv
second Nurse Travel
Nurse Convention Expense
Sanltarv Insnectlon -
Sanitary Insnectlon Travel
Office Secretary
Telephone
Laundrv
Sunplles
Malpractice Insurance
Filing Equloment
laboratory Work
Emergency Fund
Public Health Drugs
GENERAL
Engineering and Supervision
Shops, and Machinery Repairs
Road Maintenance
New Road Equipment
Road Construction
Rights-of-way
Accident Insurance
Shop and Building Equipment
Snow Removal
Emergency and Mlscellaneous...
Oiling
CltleA Share of Road Funds .,
Co-operative Work
Co-operative with Federal Relief...
Insurance Fire and Liability
MARKET
Engineering and Supervision
Road Maintenance
Oiling
Accident Insurance
Road Construction .
Snow Removal
Co-operation with Federal Government .
BRIDGE FUND
Field and Office Equipment...
Bridge Maintenance
Bridge Construction ,
Accident Insurance
JACKSON
Books -
Periodicals . ,
Bindings
Salaries
Printing and Suppltes...
I Postage and Freight
j Shlpptr,; Supplies
I Mileage
Equipment -
Current Expenses
EMERGENCY FUND
ESTIMATED BUDGE
December 31,
County Court
Circuit Court ...
Jueuce Court Medford ...
Justice Court Ashlsnd
Justice Court Oold Hill
Sheriff
Clerk
Treasurer , .
School Supt ..
Assessor
Court House Expense
Jail
County Fsrm.
Public Aeststsnee -
Dependent Children......
Old Age Assistance ...
Blind Assistance
Miscellaneous Relief
Red Cros
Vets Fgn. Wars
Coroner
Health Registration
Juvenile Court ..
Health Department
surveyor .
Watermaster
D;srl.-t .Vtomey
Countv Acent
Fruit Inspector
In. County Buildings.
420 00
; 8,600.00
1O000
1.100.00
300.00
-.!...l!!"ZriZ 1 .980 00
500.00
900.00
125 00
660.00
300.00
81S.OI6.00
NOT AT COUNTY FARM
$30,000.00
, ... 6.000.00
. , m 43.000.00
,. 1.100.00
1,000.00
$82,100.00
$4.300 00
, . .
.
J...L-.Z...
...........
.
$1,500.00
275.00
1,832.94
8.000.00
800.00
50 00
760 00
1.000.00
5.000.00
1.000.00
360 00
1.700.00
2.500.00
4.000.00
200 00
1.200.00
SURVEYOR
$30,167.94
81.30000
400.00
25.00
50.00
165.00
36.00
20.00
.34.00
480.00
. 45.00
175.00
ATTORNEY
$2,000.00
1 .440.00
50.00
150.00
200.00
100.00
300.00
50.00
' 75 00
100.00
x
MEDFORD DISTRICT
$2,400.00
600.00
225.00
100 00
400.00
ASHLAND DISTRICT
, 70.00
81.200.00
50 00
30.00
$1,350.00
GOLD HILL DISTRICT
$'00 00
25.00
$225.00
-JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
$100.00
25.00
$125.00
1.620.00
- 600.00
100.00
450.00
600.00
- 1.200.00
150.00
too.uo
450.00
48.00
100.00
200.00
- 300.00
800.00
ROAD FUND
63
10.
.420.00
.000.00
.000.00
.000.00
50.
10.
, 32
.750.00
600 00
2
.ooooo
.,
700.00
.600.00
000.00
500 00
650.00
.000.00
,500 00
10.00
2
1.
- 15.
1
2
ROAD FUND
$1,780.00
7.500.00
l.OOOOO
600.00
21.500 00
500.00
3.300.00
$060.00
5.000 00
25.000 00
400 00
COUNTY LIBRARY
- $1,000.00
300.00
300 00
3.624 00
100 00
25.00
15.00
100.00
50.00
250.00
$10,000.00 No Levy
r BALANCES
1939
Budget Estimated Estimated
Expenditures Balances
$7.540 00 $7.290 00 $250 00
8 300 00 7.700 00 600 00
3 735 00 3.709 38 16 62
1.215 00 1.215 00
22500 225 00 .
17 670 00 17.670 00
14.659.00 14,494 00 165.00
4.650 50 4 850 50
7 210 00 7.210 00 .
15.040 00 15 040 00
7.978 00 7.478 00 500 00
5 347.00 5 347 00
12.388 00 12.38H00
30.000.00 25.000.00 ' 8 000 00
8.17S 00 7 373 00 800.00
44.100 00 36.100 00 8.000 00
1 100 00 700 00 400 00
1 .000 00 650 00 350 00
1.500 00 1.5,10 00
1.200 00 810 00 390 00
600 00 800 00
50 00 10 00 40 00
350 00 200 00 1 50 00
10 878 00 9.178 00 1.500.00
2.030 00 3 030 00 .
6 397 50 6 397 50
4 :!P0 00 4 04P OO 350 00
5 420 00 5 420 00 . . ..
4 300 0O 4 300 00
1,740.00 1.4O0OO 850,00
Auto Insurance
Fire Patrol
Elections
Auditing
Tsx Rebate .
County Advertising
Bounty .... .-
County Lands
Sealer Weights n
Herd Inspection
Publlcltv -.
Weed Control ...
Mlscellsneous Expense
O an 1 C Expense
Total Genl. Co
General Read .
I Brld;e Fund
Market Road mna
Emergency Fund -
County Library -
Total
REC4IMTI I ATION
194(1 BUDGET AND ESTIMATED RE
Budget
County Court . $8,090.00
Circuit Court ...... 8.300.00
Justice Court Medford 3.726.00
Justice Court Ashland 1.350.00
Justice Court Gold Hill 225.00
Justice Court Jacksonville 125.00
Sheriff 17.73000
Clerk 14.309.00
Treasurer 4.430.50
School Superintendent 7.200.00
Assessor 14.850.00
Court House Expense ... .. 7.978.00
County Jail 5.347.00
Health Department 13.393.00
uounty Farm
Public Assistance..:
Dependent Children
Old Age Assistance
Blind Assistance ,
Miscellaneous Reller
Jsckson County Red Cross...
Veterans Foreign Wars
Coroner . ..
Health Registration
Juvenile Court
Surveyor
Watermaster
District Attorney
County Agent
Fruit Insp?ctor
Insurance County Buildings
Auto Insurance
Fire Patrol
Elections and Registrations
Auditing
Tax R?bate
County Advertising
Bounty and State Trappers
Sale County Lands
Sealer Weights
Herd Inspection
Publicity and Highway 99
Weed Control
Mlscellaneou i Expense
O and C La. id Expense
Dcz License Fund
Special Relief Fund (Liquor).
Interests on Deposits
Tax Land Sales
Estimated Delinquent Taxes
Interest on Delinquent Taxes
Miscellaneous Receipts
TOTAL GENERAL COUNTY
General Road Fund
Market Road Fund
Bridge Fund
Emergency Fund
Jackson County Library
TOTAL OPERATIVE ...$480,659.44 $211,954.31 $368,705.1$
County School Fund 10100 children
$10.00 per child $101,000.00 $101,000.00
County School and School Library 10100
cnildren tfr .10 cents each
I TOTAL 6"e LIMIT
Crater Lake Highway Bond Red
Crater Lake Highway Interest
TOTAL BUDGET $504,689.44 $311,964.31 $383,715.13
x Indicates red figure.
State of Oregon. County of Jacks' .
We, the undersigned. County Budget Committee for Jackson Countv.
Oregon do hereby certify that the above Is a true, fair and complete esti
mate of the probable expenses of said County for the ensuing year and
probable receipts from sourcea other than direct taxation upon real and
personal property In Its Jurisdiction during the ensuing year, and an esti
mate of the probable unapportloned or unexponded balance In the various
funds as of the last day of the year.
We further certify that the estimate of expenses of the various Insti
tutions of the County, of the amount required lor public enterprises, roads
bridges, etc.. and all other expenses of the Countv as therein set out. la
Just and Is based upon a careful study of the expenses of the County
during the past three years and a thorough examination of Its probabli
needs during the year for which such estimate is made. That each and
every Item herein is believed to be necessary for the proper transaction
of the business of the County, the protection of Its property and Interest
and to be for the public welfare. That every expense estimated Is In
n?Ze H,h" and V "lt'te charge "Inst thrcounty.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, thla 26th day of October. A. D. 1939
H. O. ENDERS
Chairman
W. H. YOUNG
Secretary
EARL B. DAY
County Judge
RALPH BILLINGS
County commissioner
WM. PERRY
County Commissioner
LEONARD CARPENTER
' ; Committeeman
Attackers Sought
Portland. Nov. 2 (Pi Police
sought today three men accused
of attempting to attack two
women on Southwest Barnes
road last nieht. Tho
were rescued by two passing
motorists, one of whom
beaten by the trio.
was
Coauocoul DnuUioi Corp., ftuUdcJpHii, Ffc
343.90
3.100 23
350 00
800 00
400.00
1.000.00
5,000 00
860.00
360 00
1.700.00
3 000.00
4.000 00
100.00
1.000.00
SI 10
3 850 00
1.100 00
140 00
100 00
8353.91122 $331,038.50 $33,881.7)
$130970.00 $130.97000
31.360 00
31.360.00
35.180.00
7.500 00
5.124.00
aa.iou.w
10.000.00
5.624.00
3.50000
500 00
$467,045.22 $441,163.50 $25.881 71
CEIPTS
Estimated
Recelpta
278 00
2.190 23
3.000.00
800 00
1.500.00
1,000.00
5.000 00
700.00
360 00
1.700 00
3.000 00
4.000.00
200.00
1.000.00
Levy
$8,096.00
8.30O.O0
1.917 0!
798 70
169 20
125 00
15.005.56
144.10
4.430.50 ,
7,200.00
14.850.00
7.71800
4,547.00
13.393.00
13.045.00
29,200.07
8,000.00
42.000.00
1.100 00
l.OOO.OO
1.510.00
1.200.00
600.00
50.00
1 .350.00
2.030.00
6.445 00
4.465.00
6.420.00
4.300.00
1,600.00
276.00
1.832.94
8.000.00
8C0.00
750.00
1 .000.00
4.800.00
600.00
360.00
1. 700.00
2.500.00
4.000.00
200 00
32.800.00x
1,300.00$
1,550.001
180.00X
10,000.00$
30,000.001
10.000.00x
686 091
$150,395.03
46,006.10
1.807.95
651.30
55.60
'ii.734.44
14.164.90
260.00
800.00
13.045.00
80.000.00
8.000 00
42.000 00
1.100.00
1 .000 00
1.500.00
1.200.00
600.00
50.00
1.350.00
2.030.00
6.5P5.00
4.465 00
5.42000
4.300.00
1,500.00
275.00
1.832.94
8.000.00
800.00
750.00
1,000.00
6.000.00
1.000.00
360,00
1,700.00
2.500.00
4.000.00
200.00
. 1,200.00
200.00
400.00
34.000.00
1 .200.00
1.560.00
180.00
10.000.00
30.000.00
10.000 00
586.09
$109,430.41
92.523.90
$250,825.44
$138,630.00
35.180.00
31.360.00
10.000.00
6.764 00
36,18000
31.360.00
10.000.00
5.764.00
1.010.00 .
1.01000
$370,715.18
$582,669.44 $211,954.31
5.600.00
6,400.00
5.600.00
6.400.00
Science Not.
Bloomington, Ind. (AP)
Indiana university psychologist1
tested university reactions of
several hundred persons to dif
ferent words and found the most
stirring were "kiss" and "Hitler."