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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1926
been visiting relatives and friend« In
Portland, arrived borne Saturday.
Mr. Hollensted, of Port In nd, came up
Friday and was accompano-d home by
Mr*. Hollensted and Mr* Mobley.
Mis* M. Moran, librarian of The
Dalles, visited the Moaler library last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wilson were tn
Hood River Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilcox were
in Portland the first of the week.
Moaler jssiple atteaditi- hoine-comlng
wtek at O. A. C. were lA>slie Camp,
Forrest Evans, Harry Wilson, Claude
Roland. Mr. and Mrs. Is e Evans, Don­
ald Lyons, Misa Luella Melson; also
card club Saturday afternoon at her
Portland.
C. A. Wester, roadmaster for the O.- home. Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain received
W. R. A N. CoM wa* in Mosier Thurs- the prise for the highest score.
Mrs. J. E. Proctor snd daughter.
Otto Bag* and alecs. Miss Hage, Dena, and Mr*. Guy Duvall and son.
Guy Richard, were In Hood River last
were In The Dalles Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Horn and daughter, Irene, Thursday.
Dave Duvall, of Independence, ar­
went to Portland Friday.
Mr*. E. Lelliott wa* in Hood River rived Friday morning to visit hl* sons
at Mosier.
Wednesday.
Tom Moe was in Hood River Wednes­
jdosler had It* first snow storm Fri­
day.
day and Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Husbands and
J. N. Mosier arrived home Tuesday
morning from Walla Walla, Wash., daughter, Arvilla, left Sunday for Cali­
where he attended the funeral of hl* fornia, where they will s|>end the win­
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dster.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Stolts, who have
Mrs. James Cherry entertained the
CITY TAX
1927
BUDGET
Notice is hereby given that at the meeting of the City Tax Budget Committee of .the City of Hood
River, Oregon, on Nov. 8,1926, there was proposed and adopted an estimate of the money to be expended
by thé City during thé year 1927, which estimate, together with the report of the present condition of
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Statement General Fund, November 1st, 1926
RECEIPTS—
Taxes ............................
Auto Park ...................
Licensee ................ ..
Fine* ............................
Miscellaneous Items .
Uncalled for Warranta
Ordered Cancelled
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»27,410.21
2,578.75
752.50
413.00
501.04
817.50
Total Receipt* ..... l «* •
DISBURSEMENTS--
Overdraft Jan 1, 1926... » 4,074.60
6,308.27
PoMce Department..........
7,717.46
Fire Department............
2,508.35
Salaries ........ ,..................
8,483 33
Miscellaneous ...............
3,573.99
Parke
2,000.00
Transfer to Road Fund.,
3,482.91
light* .................................
1,350.00
City Hall Bond Interest.
18.36
Correction ...................... ...
Overdraft Nov. let. 1926..
>31, »73.00
»38,498 81
<38,49881
Total
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POLICE DEPARTMENT—
City Marshal .....................................
Night Marshal ................. . .............
Extra PoMce .......................................
Height* Police ..................................
Police Insurance ...............................
Inddeatata Hollo* Department ..
FIRE DEPARTMENT . •
Assistant Engineer “....................
Vacation Substttut* ...........................
iFiremen't
............ ..
Fira Chief
.............................
Fira Marshal .................. . ..................
Fire Chief Traveling Expense ..
Fire Hose .........................................
Auxiliary Fire Track ...................
Sire Fighting ...................................
Hydrant*
Paving
...............................................
City Hell Bond Internet ..............
Tranafer to Road Fund ................
Emergency Fund ............................
Paradise Acreage ...........................
Unpaid Warrants ................................
Expense
1924
Expense
1925
Expense to
Nov. 1,1926
Estimated
Expense
Nov. A Dec.
»1506.00
1200.00
1765.00
798 50
»1500.00
'1200 00
2026.00
817.35
»1,600.00
1,200.00
2,100.00
663 60
»1,250.00
1,000.00
1,900.00
887 00
»250 00
200.00
360 00
200 00
45.37
57.11
121.11
159.00
112.27
35.00
20.00
1922 SO
1562.50
1961 50
1500 00
1,980 00
1,662 50
340.00
250.00
300-00
300.00
300 00
300.00
300.00
600 00
1.565.00
1.260.00
125.00
330.00
250.00
500 00
357 60
120033
1049 40
718 36
700.00
1,400.00
1600.87
795.45
781.6»
666.00
481.22
1,394.63
156 61
100.00
15.00
926.92
1,100.93
1,032.13
6
8TL29
V 900.00
360 00
600 00
516 00
451.00
900.00
360.00
760 00
651.50
362 77
1,000 00
360 00
750.00
477.50
30125
166 65
60 00
126.00
150.00
50.00
97 88
»21.67
937.00
3722.81
135 29
461.73
783.40
116.40
261 62
101.67
2613 25
480.00
760 00
438.04
79706
551.21
4,038.75
89 06
.3,569133
4596.64
625.88
336.97
397.93
3816.85
135 95
8437.29
887.00
45416
304.66
640.16
2500 00
480.00
1124 00
1468.59
2700.00
4000 00
5684.74
833 35
300.00
625.00
343 00
250.00
1,747.96
97.56
476.39
459.01
3,404.21
73.70
2,423.99
1,150.00
389 06
335.61
77.60
2,000.00
440.00
2904 03
2431.19
810.00
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Amounts
Allowed
- Balance
1926 Nov. 1,1936
Estimated
Expense
1927
$250.00
200.00
350.00
OD 287 00
»1.S00.00
1,500.00
2,250.00
200.00
1,200.00
200.00
100.00
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2700.00
607.20
661 55
72,70
2,750.00
480.00
917 49
600.00
1,350.00
4.000,00
4.486 05
841.983 69
»33,408.03 350.997.41
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Total AHowed by Budget Committee........
Estimated Receipt* .................
Total*
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Expense
1923
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MWOBLLANBOUS EXPENSE •
City Recorder ..................................
City Tros surer .................................
City Attorney ...............................
Health Officer ................................
Engineer and Inspector .......................
Engineering Expense .......................
Suppt ie* and Audit ............ ..........
Building Supplies A Betterment..
Fuel
..................................... •............
Street and Bridge Light* ......... «
Light* and1 Signal*.............................
Park*
.................................................
Park Caretaker .................................
Taxes (Deltnqneot Sale*) ...............
Improvement Bond* A Interest..
Insurance
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Public Library .....................................
Cere of Garbage
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General Fund, 1927 Expense Budget
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Fire
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50.00
100.00
»1,500 00
1,200 00
2,250.00
600.00
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100.00
60.35 •
OD 12.27
15 65
50.00
100 00
2,100.00
1,500.00
125.00
«35.00
300.00
600.00
1,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
250.00
335.00
18.78
OD 394.63
93 39
«00.00
500.00
- 300.00
200 00
1,000.00
360.00
750.00
500.00
300.00
750.00
200.00
400.00
500.00
4.252,00
125.00
2,900.00
600.00
400.00
700 00
566.35
2,875.00
480.00
500 00
600.00
2,700.00
4,000.00
3,000.00
475.00
3,878.76
166 65
60.00
125.00
157.00
50.00
OD 997.66
102.45
OD 76.39 ‘
40 99
847.79
• 46.30
476.01
OD 550.00
10.95
364.39
478.85
875.00
40.00
500 00
600.00
1.350.00
2,000.00
«64 48
475.00
475.00
250.00
2,040 00
1,500.00
125.00
345.60
300.00
600.00
20.00
10.00
50.00
678 88
15.00
20 00
10 95
360.00
875.00
80.00
500 00
600 00
1,350.00
2,000.00
800 00'
475.00
1,350.00
2,000.00
2,136.52
6,525.81
»34,424.21
»47.782.71
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HOOD RIVER ASKS
FOR NORMAL SCHOOL
1,200.00
600.00
750.00
500.00
300.00
750.00
250.00
1,200.00
500.00
4,500.00
75.00
1,800.00
6,000.00
Statement Road Fund, November 1st, 1926
RECEIPTS—
Taxe« ..............
License« .......................
Tra mrfers, etc..............
»3,603.24
1,355 75
3,013.36
Total .............................
IHSBURSEMENT8-
Overdraft Jan. 1, 1926... »1,815.15
500 00
Street Commissioner........
Wage* and Salaries........ 3,916.00
Equipment add Tools.... 1,895.71
558.39
Material ..............................
750.00
Serpentine Road ...............
Emergency ..........................
10216
Overdraft Nov. 1st ..........
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89.337.41
16,972 35
»2,365 06
»9,337 41
1927 Road Fund Expense Budget
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Item«.
Street Commissioner ...........
Street Foreman .......................
Truckman
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Street Labor ............................
Street (leaning ana Repairs
Road Trucks .......... . ..............
Equipment and Tool* .........
Material
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Road Oil .....................................
Street Castings ....................
Lumber and Tiling ...............
Oak Street Drain ..................
Round Corner 12th and May
Emergency
Serpentine Read
Overdraft
Total*
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Amount
Expended
1923
725.00
Amount
Expended
1924
600.00
> -a' '
800.00
615.00
Amount
Expended
1925
»600.00
1,491.35
1,453.35
1,127.47
1,391.83
497.82
13185
475 23
127 66
25.00
467.32
258.10
402 49
629.71
3630.37
»T1976.28
4555.19
1,815 15
»13227 13
Amount by Budget..........
Estimated Receipts .........
»10,694.33
4189.76
1045.83
767.19
784.26
77 82
15605
296601
646 48
988.92
806.86
603.20
44.55
Amount
Eat. Ex­
Expended pense, Nov.
Nov. 1,1926 A Dec., 1926
»500.00
$ 100.00
1,250.00
250.00
1,250.00
250.00
1,416.00
1.900.00
900.00
1,996.71
558.39
924 29
3,561.61
Amounts
Allowed
Balance
1926 Nov. 1.1926
$600.00
$100 00
1,500.00
250 00
1,500.00
250 00
1,944 00
3,360.00
2,800.00
4,120.00
924.29
3, 561 61
Estimated
Expense
1927
$600.00
1,680.00
2.300.00
1,500.00
400.00
1,750.00
2,300.00
102.16
750.00
»7,722.26
50 00
500 00
700.00
900.00
»15,980.00
$12,480.00
» 6,500 00
397.84
OD 500.00
900 00
500 00
700.00 c
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» 5,980.00
» 43.601.78
2,181.06
8,500.00
» 52.282.83
17.610.77
Total
869,893.60 869,898 60
Amount of Tax Recommended by Budget Committee ................. »4,000.00
Statement of the City Hall Bond Sinking Fund, November 1, 1926
»15,628.72
8,171 28
Total ................................................................
823.C00.00 »23, »00.00
Amount of Tax Recommended by Budget Committee ................. »3,000.00 -
RECAPITULATION—
Estimated Amount to be Raised by
City Tak for 1927.
»40,398.0»
General Fund ............
5,980.00
Road Fund .................
4,000.60
Water Bond Sinking Fund
City Hall Bond Sinkinc
3,000.00
Fund ..................
Total ...................................
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YOURS FOR SERVICE
VINCENT & SHANK
“The Home of Quality Groceries.”
Something To Be Thankful For
Do not put off that shopping trip to this store.
853.378.M
Said budget of estimate will come up for final discussion and adoption at tlie*regular meeting of the
Common Council on December 20, 1926, at which time any taxpayer or person interested may appear and
present his objection to such proposed expenditures.
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SPECIAL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27
Our big sale will last on through until December
1st. If you are in need of seasonable merchandise,
such as we are offering at Unprecedented bargains at
this big sale, you will be thankful if you come down
and buy and find out just how far we can make your
dollars go in buying the kind of merchandise you
and your family are needing right now
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»69,893.60
Amount of C m A on Hand and Invested -Nov. 19M..
Amount of Cash that Aould be on hand...................... »23,800 00
Deficit Nov. 1, 1M6 .............................................................
Smoky and Smelly Oil Stoves Cured by
using Eocene Oil. Try this high grads
coal oil next time *nd see the difference.
Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E. A.
Frans Co.
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»12,480 00
Statement Water Bond Sinking Fund, November 1, 1926
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Following a joint meeting of the city
council and the board of director* of
tlie local chamber of commerce last
WediKfMlay afternoon, a prospectus, set­
ting forth the advantages of Hood Riv­
er as a site for the new Eastern Ore­
gon Normal school, was made np and
sent to the board of regent*.
The prospectus Itself was typed on
an except tonally fine grade of (taper,
with a printed rover and title page.
It was illustrated with several photo­
graph. taken in the city auto park last
Thursday morning by Fred Donnerberg,
I< m *1 photographer. It was bound in
lHH>k form and signed by the dty coun­
cil and chamber directorate.
In the prospectus the prindpal argu­
ments for the location of the proposed
school here were outlined, and an in­
vitation was given the board of regents
to visit Ifood River and look over the
site made available by the dty council.
According to word received by Super­
intendent Cannon from the state su­
perintendent, the committee of the
l>oard of regents will be In this city
Itecember 0 to investigate the claims
of tills dty.
600 00
250.00
To be Raised by Tax .......................
RECE3PTB—
Cash on Hand and Invested Jan. 1, 1926
Earning* Nov. let, 1926 ................................
Tranafer from Light and Water Fund ..
Total ........
Amount that should ha on hand Nov .1926 ..
Deficit N ot . 1, 1926 ...................................
(From Apple City Progrera)
400.00
485.00
556.35
2,980.00
480.00
500 00
5,811.73
2,700.00
4.000.00
2,000 00
.
Amount to be Raised by Tax
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THE NORMAL SCHOOL
After all of the facts are known, It
appears that Hood River still has a
chance of being selected as a location
for the Eastern Oregon Normal school,
and, in hopes of having the school lo­
cated here, the city council has decided
to donate to the state, a site of 20 acres
adjacent to the city auto park.-
From the standpoints of climatic con­
ditions, health conditions, congenial
surroundings, and servh-e to the state,
there I* no locality in eastern Oregon
that can offer so much as can Hood
River. Being close to the center of
Itopulation, a normal school In Hood
River would draw its students from
Multnomah county as well a* from
eastern Oregon, thereby assisting ma­
terially in relieving the congested con­
ditions that now exist at Monmouth.
To accomplish this, end Is one of the
principal objectives of the n*w school.
Your Chamber of Commerce director­
ate and your dty council are bending
every effort to secure favorable action
on the part of the board of regents,
and, as a business man you may Is*
able to assist in bringing about the
selection of Hood IUver as a site for
the school. If you have any acquaint­
ances on the ls»ard of regents, or any
influence with the “powers that be"
this is a good time to use it. The loca-
tlon of a large state institution will be
a great boon to Ilood River, and Is
something well worth working for.
11400.00
25.00
Arthur Johnson, of Hood River.
Mrs. Cora Metzersleld, sister of Mrs.
O.- A. Brown; Mrs. Ona Hemlei n and
«on. Edwyn Cunningham, and Mr*.
Vivian Johnson, Mrs. Brown’s niece,
ail of Wenatdme, Wash , were guest*
at the C. A. Brown home Wednesday.
The party was on the way to Loa An­
gele« where they will remain fof the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, who at­
tended the funeral of Mr. Brown’s
brother'« wife, Mrs. Ernest Brown, re­
turned home from Portland Monday.
Anyone wishing to donate a glass of
jelly for the disabled soldiers at the
Veterans' hospital at Portland may
leave same with Mrs. E. LelUott.
Miss Dorothy Btrauss arrived home
from Monmouth for the Armistice va­
cation. She was accompanied back by
her mother. Mr*. E. M. Btraum, and
Ferdinand Strauss. Mrs. Strauss also
visited in IMrtland, arriving home
Tuesday.
Miss Broughey, of Portland, came np
Wednesday to visit her friend, Miss
McClure.
Friday visitors at Hood Biver were
Mrs. W. E. Clark, Miss Ixiulse Morgen­
sen. Mrs. Stamper, Mrs.Bryant.Mr.and
Mrs. J. N. Mosier and daughter, Jane,
Mrs. E. Ix’lllott and Mrs. W. A. Hus-
banda and daughter. Arvilla.
Miss Silver, of The Dalles, wa* In
Mosier Friday.
Mr. Willi* has rented the Wm. Mc­
Clure ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bellinger and son,
Trnman, were in The Dalles Friday.
• Guss Davis Is back at Mosier again.
Mrifi Alex Carlson and son, Lester,
of Portland, arrived Saturday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. E. Carlson.
Mrs. Mart Horn, of Hood River, wa*
the guest of Mrs. Hattie Bailey Thurs­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Folsom and family
spent a few days at La Grande the
first of the week.
The Y. W. C. A. girls gave a splendid
entertainment at the high school audi­
torium Friday evening. Opening of
.the program Was songs by the Junior
club, followed by instrumental piece.
Mlns Marcella Race, piano; Mrs. Don­
ald Lyons; violin, Miss Broughey, bell*.
Vocal numbers were given by Mr. Hol-
lensted, of Portland; piano solo' by
Miss Broughey, also of Portland. A
play was given by the High School
club. GSy -folk dances added to the
evening's enjoyment. Miss McClure,
Mrs. Holjensted and Mrs. Mobley,
teachers of Mosier school, assisted the
girls in putting on the program.
THE HOOD RIVER TRADING CO