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Newspaper Page Texto : X 8 e e 'e e O a t FUNNY BUSINESS Jot "Clothes closets after the house was all built, the wife decided she needed more of them!" Boyle's Column Columnist Pays Tribute To Top Ranking Reporter By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK, Jan. 24 (A' Two of the most interoslini! pi'o pie in the world today are Bob Casey, one of those rare charac ters who become a legend i:i their own lifetime. I say two people because if you only know Bob Casey, the writer, you've missed an equally great man Bob Casey, giving witli the voice, Tlicy are wrapped up tosether in one wonderful barrel-bodied Irishman with the soul of a lep rechaun who retired this week from the Chicago Dally News after thirty-seven golden years in the newspaper vineyard. At least I hope Robert Joseph Casey looks back upon them as golden years. Certainly he is the working newspaperman's news paperman of this generation, and no man has done more to sell the Joys of the trade to the men who make their coffee and cupcakes by reducing life to daily patterns of printed ink. Great modern editors such as Carr Van Andu of the New York Times and Oliver K. Bovar'd of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch arc responsible lor lifting the stand ards of Journalism, but it is men like Bob Casey that give it a bright spirit and a soul. To read his lively copy wm a stimulus for every young re porter to go behind the common place and seek the real facts with the flavor of living. The great reporter brings back the flavor as well as the fact. Bob is an international jump ing Jack who has filled in his spare time between newspaper chores by turning out more than a score of books, tie absorbs men, events and anecdotes by a kind of Irish osmosis, and di gests them into fluid prose. He leaves a lasting ripple wherever he goes, and when newsmen meet in Saigon or Cairo or Algiers or Paris, sooner or later the qucjtion comes up, "Where'd you see Bob Casey last?" I met him first in a candlelit army tent i:i Normandy full of (Ki wi A SLtK ASSUMING THE SOLO PAID BY THE UNITED STTES TO NAPOLEON IN 1803 IN THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE DEAL NEVER REACHED FRANCE. THE TIME MACHINE CREW PLANS A SALVAGE OPERATION. ' hi r AN AMBITIOUS BV GOING BACK TO UNDERTAKING.' I THE YEAR 1803 AND I ur'ii rv-k V uidcmkm A linn on PRL'-OSE TO GO 1 ALL RIGHT, OSCAR, GO 3 ( 7 YOU GENTLEMEN GOING A AHEAD... I'LL HAVE MY J" U 1 TO A MASQUERADE J CALCULATIONS BV THE iS TV BALL OR SUMPIN ? j I (HEY. LOOK! I ' , r '"Sl t? WVWT'S THV?V)HKT'1 f OLD I VlWil t C&U 1 ? INCRfcDlBVfc. t. I I vJwtN tnb coin1 I 7T da TnrT!!72 h "iUvwfSB1rsisii AWAV, Trtt MtCfe W.U. PUV, H ? ANO SUCH Pi OPTOSe V CLADLf t THAT X C0M6 TO THINK OF IT. W HMM! (0U lEN T AHEM.,. A "1 ( OMi VOU PIP! Y i..SMt SAID I V MVi OW ! SOU TECL OtNOVOUSCOUNTESS THCYMMe NO POSITIVE TO SM THfcT A MATTER OP ANO WHAT, MM MHT NOT-eK-UKf WHAT AN ME EWKCTLV SAID a. UH-SUITED ) STATEMENTS ABOUT ITS ONW IMPLVIN I f ACT. M-M15I llASK.PlOTHe HESrvACE.OH.MM AISTIGHT HON THOSC V HER AS NEa AS VALUE. VAN SCHEKLES IT WAS VALUASLE, SUGGESTED THE 'C0UN1ESS" SAV STAKS! I KCAll NOW.V CASE VOVVE IMPOSTORS HH PIACE MIO-EK- SAK HS DOUBTEO IP THtt PERSUADED TRMJS MWSElf . - TO THAT t SHE SAIP MAVgE TV V 60T. J.R 1 PM.SIFISD AS 9 PAIO ACE(4T0 , 100 TO MAKE THIS L VOU SEE N THINK IT MAS OMVf ' TO THEIR, AHR ItiJTI V 960 FOR. ITf.. J k RltHCUlOUS V V A SHACK! 1 ( j rj ' ' '' Isn't 1 TME OWNER Z TeU-HlM I a t i uiq i iDocn x i uvui r i fr l fnj MOBODVS GOIPX& ) ATTA ROV. POP... lb CW6eu Me OUTSMART MAKERS I OH. OP COUOSE. THFDP k 18 MNETKPN DPOrTNT ) HUNOCSDl I 0RS80, OFF FOR WTm HOLDING TAX- AND ONE PER CENT OR 2, SOCWL SECURITY-- I r HEYl THIS CHECkV I WAS SUPPOSED TO 1 D BE FOR TW( jJHHMTTOS.HEREY f7V GROUP INSURANCE- HMM-M-OH. ITS BEEN SO L0NGtNC5 SO YOUR CHECK CALLS SURE - AT H I (VE MADE ENOUGH DOUGH TO FOR tlsa1" 6tfT V LEAST THE PAY MY SHARE O TH TAXES V?i I THAT RIGHT, MR. J I ARITHMETIC I THAT CD FORGOTTEN-1 HOPE gj 59 Yd. DRAPERY LINING 69 46 In. Make your own drapes and save! Just received a shipment of lateen drapery lining. It's so easy to handle! Sew and save! In two convenient widths. Tan only. Yd. SO in. DOWNSTAIRS - II coriVMpiiiulcuts hihI b r h n d y luiiit'S. Bob wiis tellinii n story, sIhihIiiik there burc except fur Ills trousers. As he reached the tuiilinc, Ills bill belly bullied with luuuhter nnd his Kriiy-d'lniied ruund (uce went buck tmd ho roared no that the tent walls tlHuped h:hI the ciuullellKht dnnced. You could luirdly hunr the untl-nircruft kuiis bunuluu oulslile, Raportar With Ntrvtt I thouKht of that merry scene the next dny when we went Into St. Lo together. The allied com munique said the place whs ours, but nobody luul bothered to nhow the communique to the Germans. And Casey is the kind of mull who doesn't bclievo a shell was fired unless he sees it land. was about as hot a day as the baltlefrunt had. Dob kept his Krln on all the way. I think if he hadn't 1 would huve turned and run for ths beaches. He was a war reporter with nerve but no nerves. The Inst time I 'aw Bob was in the Scribe hotel In Paris. Dirty, unshaved, muddy, he had just got back from Germany where he had watched American bulldozers pulling the dragon teeth from the Siegfried line. The bottles behind the bar bounced with his laughter. "When the war gets down to a dental operation," he boomed, "It's time for me to go home." He brought newspaper work the great gift of gusto the gift that makes reporting something more than high-grade steno graphy. Former SS Leader Sentenced To Die STUTTGART. Germany, Jan. 2 (.I1) Sleufricd Kabus, ex-nail SS leader who organized a gang which bombed denazification courts In the American zone of Germany, was sonteuccd to death by a military government court today. Ten fellow defendants in the trial received prison sentences ranging from one to 30 years. Good Neighbors Rebuild Home EUGENE. Jan. 24 (') The Eugene Hewitts, whose just-built hou-ic burned to the ground 10 days ago, were living in a new house on the same site today. When the $6000 home and greenhouse burned, fellow-members of the Seventh Day Ad ventist church decided to take a hand. Donating lumber, sup plies and even furnishings, they built a new structure all ready to live in. City DalWery Service. Ph. 84 17. awppwApwwpwapxpwvpwpwv LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Ofr' HN1. AirOINT Notice It hereby given that I hv (tied my final account at administrator of the Estate of Elona 8- Kaftan, also known an Elnna Kafton and Sarah E Kufton, deep wed, and the Judga of the Circuit Court of the Stat or Orejon. for Klamath County, hai fixed tan o'clock In the forenoon of Monday. Feb ruary 3rd. IM7, In the court room of said court, aa the ttm and place when and where any peraon may prenent any objection or exceptions lo anything therein contained, and at aald time ana place the court will finally acute Mid account VANCE V VAUPEL. Administrator. J. 3-I0-17-24-J1 No. 37X NOTICE TO CftEDfTORH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND TOR THE COUNTY Or KLAMATH IN PROBATE IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP CI-EN CHARLES KING. Drreased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditor of wild deceased, and all per anna Interested In his estate, to present their claims to R P. McLAREN. attorney for the undersigned, the duly appointed Administrator of said estate, at Room 10. Malhaac Building, Klamath Palls. Oregon, within six months from and after thla 3rd day of January. 1MT. be ing the dale of the first publication of Uue notice. WILLIS HAYS KINO. Administrator of the Estate of Glen Charles King. Deceased. J -10-I?-a-31 No. 370. CITY OP MERRILL. OREGON Office of City Recorder Contract Document January 14 1947. INVITATION TO RIDIlCRft SKA LED fllllH will be received at the office of the City Recorder of the City of Merrill, Oregon, on or before ft p.m. February 8, 1047. for the furnishing of all plant, labor and materials, and per forming all work for the construction, complete In place, of a Steel Water Tank, 90,000 gallons capacity, or alternate as shown In the specifications, erected on a steel tower too feet In height, from the capstones to the bottom of capacity, together with roof, ladders, riser column, overflow, water level Indicator and all other accessories specified. The bid and other data submitted by the bidder will form the basis for the letting of and execution of a contract for the work. Bids are to be submitted In proper form as described in the specifications They shall be placed In a sealed envelope, plainly marked outside "Bids for lha erection of an elevated water tank," together with the date, and addressed to the City Recorder, and mailed or delivered In time to reach the deaignated office on or before the date above stated. The City Council will thereafter without undue delay pro ceed to open the bids and act upon them. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted. Plans and specifications may he secured at the office of the City Recorder. A Certified Check, In an amount equal lo five per cent (3) of the total bid shall accompany each bid submitted. Attention Is Invited to the "Information for Ridden' and to the specifications, which are to be followed In all respects R. Z. DILLMAN. City Recorder. J 17 24 M No. SB7 Merrill, Oregon NUTtTE OP INTIATION TO lMTUlMl TUKM ANNINtl MVKimiCK Nullio lieieltv eivcii that all live aoik Imiml trnp.ing upon lands uwm'd or coimoueu ny ine uimeti iis wmi lit T. ;i B , II. U It l T. M 8., ItaitMe 14 ami 13 K: T Wt H . Ranges 14. LV Jl ami JJ E ; T. :I7 tt , Itatiav HI. 14, J.'. lft, J) and Jl E , T, ail tt . llangea 11. U. I a. 14. 13 mt lit K.j T. ;U H . lUngea 11, U, Ki, 13, Itl and IT K ! T. 40 M.. tUa 13 ami l R . W. M.. Premortl NMumal roipxl, Htate ( Oregon will be Impound ed bv the UnlifU htnles Prnt Servlt' oh ur aflr Oimtmy 13, llMt. If the rtim bo not mevlotiNly removed itn anvnlly from the national foreal. After thtt Imimuiulmcnt, owners of tiepMMln Itvesltirk tony ivaatn piMsesshtn theieol onl by Itral ielinlntrln the Unllrd Stains In lull (or the eiKtitsna liti-utred tit advertising, gatheilng, Impounding, and feeding ur pitiluiing aald llvcatock. All Impounded animals mil redeemed within five days after impoundment will be offered (or isle at pulillc auction. Aulmala not aold at the public sale will ti sold at private ante or condemned and destroyed, aa leipilred by the regu latum of the Sei-relmy of Agt Irttllure. rrciuont National r'oreal. Merle S. Low den. Poreal Supervisor. J. 14 No. Mil. Notici; NOTIl'K TO IMIOPKKTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS flKKN rtU'NU I.IAULE niH THE CORT l' IMPROVING. DOTV Sl'MKKT PROM THE SOUTH LINE OP UIMIAM K-rHEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OP NO. 7th. HTHKKT AND NO 7th STREET ritllM THE SOUTIIEAHT Eltl.Y LINE OP UOTY STREET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINK OP MT WHITNEY RTItr.BT. AND KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO M, THAI THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS PROM THE PIRST PUItl lCATlON OP THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO PILE APPLI CATION TO PAY THE ASSESSMENTS IN TEN EQUAL INSTALLMENTS. WHEREAS, the Common Council of the Cllv of KUmath Palis, Oregon and by ordinance No, 40UH. duly adonwd the Bin day of January, 1047, declared the proportionate assessment on each lot. part of lot. Work, or pereel of acreage propert found to be benefited for a proportionate share of the coat of Im proving. Doty Street from the Smith line o.' Upham Street to the Southwt erly Line of No. 7th Street and No. 7th Street from the Southeasterly line of Doty Street lo the Souiheaalerly Lint of Mt. Witney tttreel. all ss more fully and in detail shown on the plana and neclflratlnns of the Cltv Engineer on rile with the Police Judge of said City in the mailer of aWl Improvement. That the property ao found benefited and liable and attested aa aforeald. Is the properly thl lies within the bouidaiiea of the followtitg deavrlptlou Heginulng at the northwest corner of hives addtllon to the City of Klam ath ralla, Oregon, on the aouth Una of li ph ant Street, thence weit to the alley In block 3 of riral addition to the City of Klamath Palls, Oregon: thence eouthvtcuerly thru alley in blocks 3. 4 ami 3 of last aald addition to the center of lot 7 In Block 3 of ald rirat Addition; thence southeasterly and parallel to No. 7th. street thru the renter of lot 7 blink 3, lots 3 and t In block a and lot :t In block 14 said ad dttlon to the alley In said block 14; thence northeasterly thru the alley In block 14 and li of said addition to the center of lot J of said block 13: thence northwesterly thru the renter of lot 3 of said block 13 and renter of lot t. block 7 of aald ad dition and parallel with No. 7th Street to the alley In said block 7. thence northeasterly thru alley In block 7 and A of ald addition to the writ line of said Shtves addition, thence north along last aald Una to the point of beginning. Thai the docket of city llene has been made up aa provide! by section Ja of Die Charter of said City, and below will be found a list of the names of the owner whose property has been ar.esed aa a foresaid, and against which hens have been docketed, as by satd ordinance provided, together with the description of the property of each owner and the total amount assessed against each specific property and the owner and holder thereof. Reference la hereby made to auch Hen dorket for detail description of each lot. part of lot. block or parcel or acreage property to assessed. Purl her notice Is hereby given the respective owner of property so assessed and hereinafter Haled, that auch s" nient is now due and payable, and will be delinquent from and after the ex piration of twenty days from the date of the first publication of this noUce, which said flrat publication wv'l be made the 32nd day of January. 147. The owners of properly so assessed aa aforesaid must either pay In cash or make and file with the Police Judge of the aald City on or before the loth day of Pebruary, 1D47. Ihnlr respective ap nllcatlona to pay such aaementa in ten equal annual In U It menu, provid ing they have not previously signed for same Following ts the deacrtptlnn of the riri'pcrty, name of owner, and amount of len; All property Is In First addition to the City of Klamath Palla. Oregon. Prepaaad Afaamant ' fer Impreresnenl L'alt Ne. M rirat Aaaiitea I City ef Klamath tails. Orxn huh k a Let Ne. Owner A man at 7 City of Klamath Falls I 37 14 City of Klamath Falls 114 33 9 C. G. Guderlon . 114 24) BLOCK 4 8 City of Klamath Palla . tWI 3A 7 City of Klamath Palla - 02 37 4 Irst (iunvor Matson , W)2 37 0 City o.' KUmath Fall - MS 37 10 City of KUmath Palla M2 97 BLOCK a 3 Matthew Smith M3.3A 4 Christian S A Helen D. Pool 43 ua IG Newbert i Contract lo Chas J. Sundstrom l.0 4e BLOCK a Unplatted portion blk a. Gary E A Ruth E. Robertson ... . 33S 37 1 Clyde Mead . . 340 30 2 II E Hanger ! M 3 State of Oregon w . M M 4 Powell 2.3f7 5 John J. Smelrer 2 3d BLOCK T 1 NW S3 Lei a Ayrea 2 N33' of Eia Lela Ayrea 430 93 I Sly 33 H. D. Bondy 3 Kly 33' of Els' H. D Bondy .. 320.00 3 Wly 34' Oscar at HMga Olson 3 Ely Oscar at Hllaa Olson 439 U 3 Ely 40' of W 44V L. A. Jl Letha Murphy tlt.SS 3 Wly fl' Chas. P. Holston 4 E 34" Chas. P. Holston T9.e3 4 NWfW of RW 1ft' W. E. r Genevieve Andersch 3 NWW W. E. at Genevieve Andersch 1, 030.fi 4 SE30' of SW 1R Geo. II. at Elizabeth L Thomaon 5 SE30' Geo. H. it Elizabeth L. Thomson 30 S Dorothy Slllslrom 03.ai 7 Keith Ambrose 402 49 8 Robert J. at Lucille E Paus 17B.42 BLOCK 8 1 John M. Berg I and tHM.0? 2 City of Klamath Palla 402.D9 3 Joseph Ac Clara Wetzell I7B.3T 8 Klamath County 178 37 0 Klamath County . . 402 00 10 Klamath County 804.93 BLOCK It 1 KUmath County 114 23 2 Klamath County 114.23 3 Klamath Cmmlv - 37.14 BLOCK It 3 II. T. Franey - 17,02 4 Rose Mae Thompson .............. 114.03 5 Glen D. Bowsn 114.04 Total Slfl.B20.3l Thla notice Is published by authority of the Common Council pursuant lo Section 20(1 of the Charter of said City. Dated at Klamath Palls. Oregon, this 20th day of JANUARY. 1047. II. T. FRANEY. Police Judge of the City of KUmath Falls. Oreeon. J 22-23-24-23 27 No. 305 SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT ef CHAS P. Del.AP, COUNTY CLERK. KLAMATH COUNTY July 1, I9M le December .11, IH4H Expenditures Carrenl Expenao Kane" Salaries Office Clerk Travel Out of County Travel In County Audit Supplies Publications Watermaater O. 8c C. Land Grant Dues Aiaoclatlon Oregon Counties Hall Rent Veterans Planning Commission Purchase of Land Community Service Court Houm Cleaning Keep Oregon Green Public Employees Retirement SHERIFF'S OFFICE Salarlei Supplies, Tax Office Supplies, Sheriff's Office Supplies, Jail Extra Peace Officer Travel Expense. 3 Cara Investigation and Emergency Bonrd of Prisoners , 2 New Cars COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Salaries Supplies Klcctions , Travel Salary Deputy County Court Salary and Supplies Photo Machine . New Office Equipment 3.284 .89 1.003 13 320.78 114,72 1,731.01 (13.33 307.73 30.34 .(HI .00 2.10.00 1.333. 84 ... i7.7no..ifi 1,702.10 00.1.13 478.40 11711.71 1,7.011.12 ' 2u:i,fia 1 ,743.7.1 1,044.(10 7,200.112 1140, ;ifi 9,143.118 73.00 243.00 3,034.78 .00 8,032.47 ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Salaries Office Equipment and Supplies . f 20,208.80 S. 007. 80 3,331.93 HERALD A KEff. KUmslk Falli. Ore, FRIDAY, Jan. 14. lilt. Pal VlfM Travel New Car COUNTY RURVEYOIt Supplies . SaUry. Pet' Dteiu At Mileage Assistant Huad Vie) wort DISTRICT ATTORNEY Salaries Supplies Special Invealigaltim Publication of Foreclosure Travel Expeuat , TREASURER Salarlea .. Supplies , Ttaval SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT'S OIFICE Schoul Library - Institute) coroner s orricE STATE SEALPH CATTLE INDEMNITY HANGS T. H TE4T1NU CIRCUIT COURT Malary. Ualltff Supplies and Codaa Jurura and Mileage Attorney Fees Witness Fees and Mileage . Court Reporter Insanity Fees JUSTICE COURT Supplies Clerk l.inkvllle Diatriet Etra Help Klamslh Lake District Linkville Diatriet l.ul River Dlaurlffl Odell Dlalrlel - . Plevna Diatriet . . Sprague River DlitrtCt Tulelake Dlilrlel WiMtd River District Yalnax O is trie I M ADVERTISINO County Court Community Advertising COURT HOUSE At JAIL Salaries Janitors Fuel. Light and Water Telephone ,. Repairs Janitor's Supplies Service on Typewriter V Et. COURTHOUSE tt JAIL COUNTY-CITY JAIL COMMISSION . INFIRMARY Salaries ... Improvement and Equipment .w Materials nd Supplies Lights. Power. Ht and Telephone Repairs. Emergency, Etc. . Irrigation Charges 08.44 l.exii ao , a ,ima 84 433 4M 9 1,130 12 Ml 82 83.00 00 300.00 93 an l.oya 4u loo ixt IK) 932 HI 0O 12 341 un I VI 37 :ia 70 tOl.lM 00 339 88 4 19 3 fwi ni l.ix4 30 8.IM4 13 J ;tlU14 1 .107 47 JUU.1H .00 ,407.7a Mt J XX 1 am u4 70J 30 2 J' .00 CARE OF POOR NOT AT FARM Old Age Assistance Dependent Children tie ie ra I Assistance I ml ie nl Soldier it Sailor ... Salvation Army - - blind Assistance ... .sGRICULTUHE County Agent Home Demonatralion 4 II Club Agent 411 Club PEST CONTROL INSPECTION Uihopper Control . Horticulture Control .. EelMorm Control . . Weed and Rodent Control Predatory Animal Control Experlmenul Station KLAMATH COUNTY PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION County Land Protection - Assessment on 19 JWi 3 Acre COUNTY FIHE PATROL Salaries and As L Rural Olatrlul JUVENH-E COURT Salary, Juvenile Office Salary. Clerk kliienge . . - - Suppllea 11. HI 30 3.M3ST. . i.uu.ia 83 .17 13 20 78 0O 9 a.sVtond mo no ijm ia I 143 70 21 tt TJ 13 3,877 70 IJ13 70 8.74 87 INSURANCE State Industrial Accident Building and Equipment . ... Officers Bonds - PROTECTIVE SOCIETIES Whit Shield Home Alberllna Ksrr Haby Home . Louue Home .. - HEALTH DEPARTMENT Salary. Health Officer Ha la ties. PUN. Officer Sanitarian Tiavel, Health Officer, Nurse Sanitarian . Office Supplies oiilce Equipment Scientific Suppllea , - Si-ieullflc Equipment Cummtitilcatlona - Light, Heal and WaUr Viul Statistic ManUI Care - Cook , . . Matron - " Operating Evpense 8 720 90 . 1.794 3a 3.ua m 3T3M 130.78 KM 33 I.7VJJ4V 400 OO . 9 1 344 90 - 8.332 JO Ha 1.12140 U .4 7 ed II OS) 8 78 loa 334.72 .30 333 00 414 .17 7 JO 30 723x1 Medical Meeting Expense ISOLATION HOSPITAL Salary, Buprinundenl ilary. Cook Operating E spans ran an B74 lu 732. 4 f EMRROENCY FUND Z'Zl UNPAID BILLS ' -" TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE "I COUNTY ROAD FUND Salaries . Materials and Rents . . Bridget and Culvert Repairs and Part New Equipment ,. .................-. Right of Way Gasoline and Oil - Insurance S I A.C. - - Office Supplies - Revolving frust rund 9 80,230 33 I MJV 2 ... 3.i.uiik . 20.44H 3 M f.ittaeU Xi Mi - 17. 3. KM UA 133.13 . 9 3.8411 00 . . 9 J,W3 44 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM TOTAL COUNTY ROAD EXPENSE . CASH BALANCE IN rlMlN UlttMlltK XI, 1918 POST WAR SINKING fUND INVWlMsirt , POST WAR SINKING FUND ,. ... ROAD BOND SINKING INVESTMENT FUND no ad bond interest COUNTY ROAD INVESTMENT PUNI) ROAD BOND INTEREST iNVES'lMevNT ROAD BOND SINKING GENERAL WAR It ANT BOND iNIERKbT GENERAL WARRANT MONO SINMNU GENERAL WARM ANT HEDKMITION ...... GENERAL WAR BANT BOND SINKING INVESTMENT . GKNKHAL WAR RANT BOND IN'1 Kit EST INVESTMENT . COUNTY "CITY JAIL COMMISSION FUND CURRENT EXPENSE INVESTMENT . DOG LICENSE At INVESMENT FUND . LiqtJOR ENFORCEMENT INVESTMENT FUND MUSEUM INVESTMENT FUND ,. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND 78.400 IS Warrants Unpaid 7,9711.911 Balance . .. COUNTY ROAD FUND - 49,728.11 Warrants Unpaid - 383.01 Balance . . - COUNTY LIBRARY FUND 7 Will 04 Warrant Unpaid - 1.123.83 Balance DOG LICENSE FUND - - 1,337.90 Warrants Unpaid 78,83 Balance ... LAW LIBRARY FUNDS 1.018.33 Warrant Unpaid 00 Balance - - MUSEUM FUND S.738.73 Warrants Unpaid "0 Balance UNDISTRIBUTED TAXES 00 NUMBER AND AMOUNT OF CLAIMS ALLOWED, DEUEMBES CURRENT EXPENSE FUND No. 1328 to 17721 Incl. road fund-No. 0.144 to 7202 inci. ... ... . .... COUNTY LIBRARY FUND Na 3001 to 3030 Incl DOG LICENSE FUND No. 000 to 003 Incl ..... MUSEUM FUND None LAW LIBRARY No. 137 to 188 Incl BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Rnnd Bond OuUlamllnif. Dee. 31 WW . GENEHAL WARRANT REDEMPTION BONDS Ou Islanding. Dec 31 1040 PEES COLLECTED BY C6UNTY CLERK St RECORDER Hecording rees : - MlHrellnneous - - 1 9 o.noi 9 3.207 19 8 3OOD0 9 ann a.1 170 40 330 H 401,00 9 J.JIOft 9 13,038 04 00 10.133 4 3000 9 73090 9 4.404 as 9 1438 ao 9 13.491 37 9 I 200 IT a k.hj iSJ 73SJUO 1L7 30 8174.800 70 9 J A" 0 9 a,Ww.4 I .00 140.UOU ik1 ai.uuu.uo uiu.4 .OO 1U.IMK) UO J..liU.ll S,4id .00 LI.OOOilO l.lMKt.uO 61.024 ti 1)0 1 .(SHI UU 1,000 00 14.000.00 1,401.14 5.73873 .00 31, 1918 101.070 38 181.040 83 (I.IKMI.23 3,740.18 .00 308.90 78.000.00 Miflcellnneou Mfirrlagaa Adopliuns . Dog License Paid County Treaiurar Refunda Migratory Chattel I'eea ........... Paid Secretary of State SO l.oo 80.00 312.00 .8 0,037.00 9 20.73 372.50 a 9,0:17.09 9 20.78 373.00 9 0.3303M 3.UT.M Tolal Fees Collected Recording at Certified Copies for War Veteran for 0 month--finding Doc. 31, 1040- without fee 3,147.30 FEES COLLECTED BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT ' A Filing Pecs . . . 9 9.073.:iB Law Library reo O.TO.aft Paid County Trmtsurer 4,378.73 Paid State Treasurer i 3,027.00 9 0,803,7 STATE OP OREGON l County of Klamath ) 1L - . . 1 Chaa, F. Del, up, Coilnly Clark of Klamath County, Oregon dn hrhy certify that the foregoing Is a tru and correct statement of the financial con- .... . m tw i it. -..,.. n..KHn t lha elnaa isf kiiatnau In. lha .Ih Mnntk . anion oi i in ma wi wuumj'i w, w- ! "' .dl, D.mb.r 31. 1M0. CHAfl. t. OnLAP, COUNTY CLKAK. (BEAD By Dorothy Rogers, Deputy. J. 24 No. 890.