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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JWEIS. Vm HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFGON PAGE THIRTKFN America Changing Role !n Economics Of World Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The United States could b com pared to a town's biggest mer chant who, alter years without serious competition,, now sees smaller, energetic merchants once again displaying their wares. The big merchant doesn't panic. In lact, he says he's happy to see (he little fellows battling back. Change the town merchant to world merchant and manufactur er, and you have this: The United States, although still the world's biggest exporter and manufacturer, has lost ground in both fields in the past in years as the productive systems of small er free world countries recover from World War 11. Ten years ago the United States accounted for nearly one-fourth of the free world's exports. Last year, according to the National Industrial Conference Board, the United States share had dropped to 19 per cent only 2 per cent above 1928 and four per cent higher than 1938. Of the free world's manulactured goods, the United States produced 56 per cent in 1948. Last year, its share had fallen to 46 per cent, which the conference board says is two per cent larger than the 1928 portion and seven per cent higher than 1938. , The declines of the last 10 years, however, have had lif lie notice able effect on the United States economy as a whole. It still is the world's healthiest. But a change has taken place. Explains John S. Sinclair, presi dent of the conference board, a non-profit, independent organiza tion specializing in economic data: "More recently, our relationship to the rest of the world has taken op a new aspect. Our domestic economy has expanded: so have our international trade and invest ments in foreign countries. "But our predominant world role has receded. Today we face a growing number of foreign econo mics that are strong, vigorous, and able to produce sufficiently for themselves and even more. "In large part, through the aid and encouragement, financial and otherwise, that we have extended, one nation after another has been added to the roster of sturdy com petitors for world markets and our own." Since 1953. United Slates exports have grown about 10 per cent. Japan, meanwhile, has increased its exports in the same period by 140 per cent and West Germany by 100 per cent. Although providing 19 per cent of the world's total exports, the United States exports only six per Pension Bill Okay Seen WASHINGTON (UPI The House appeared set to approve promptly today- a veterans' pen sion reform bill presented on an all-or-nothing basis. The legislation was being called up under a procedure barring amendments, limiting debate and requiring a two-thirds vote for passage. The measure, backed by major veterans' organizations, would re late future pensions to veterans' needs and designed to curb some abuses of the present sys tem. The bill, which would take ef fect July 1, 1960. applies to pen sions paid veterans widows and to veterans of World War I. World War II and the Korean War who have disabilities stemming from civilian life. It has no connection with compensation to veterans disahlcd in military service. Althoush the bill would cost an extra 308 million dollars in the tirst year, its sponsors claim it would save the government a to tal of 12 billion dollars by the turn of the century. Pension costs under the present system now are $1,100,000,000 a year and it is estimated they would climb at the rate of 100 million dollars annually. The legislation stems from Pres ident Kisenhower's January rec ommendation for a pension over haul to provide more equitable treatment of needy veterans. The final draft, however, is more lib eral than the administration pro posed. The bill would set up a sliding scale of payments, based on out iide income, to replace the pres ent flat-rate payments. About 70 per cent of the 805.000 veterans and 450.000 widows now on the pension rolls would get higher payments. Fire Destroys Lighthouse PORTLAND (AP'-Fire Satur day night destroyed an abandon ed lighthouse anid ship reporting station at Kellcy Point where the Willamette River flows into the Columbia. The lighthouse was last used as a ship reporting station two years sen. It was last a lighthouse in 19M. The cause was not learned, but Walter B. O'Neil. who lives on the nearbv southern tip of Suavies Island, said he thought he saw a boat pull away when he first spotted the blaze. TOO LATE C.REAT BEND. Kan. AP Officials of the Great Bend Cham ber of Commerce wanted to notify Mrs. Walter Rusan that she had on a contest sponsored by the ' chamber. The prize was a week's vacation in Colorado. They finally located Mrs. Hu- gun. She vacationing in Colo rado. cent of its total output of goods and services. The Netherlands, on the other nana, exports nearly half of its total output, while Belgium and Switzerland export about a third. While the United States general- ' ""Tsaru ugnuy its decline in woria trade and manufacturing some businessmen have expressed icr mat ine decline may con tinue. They base their apprehension on the new European Common Mar. ket. the possibility that the United States may be cricine itself nm of the world market, and ih threat of the Soviet Union increas ing its trade with free world coun tries. The economic market, which ties together West Germany, France, Italy. Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, is Dossiblv one oi ine most important economic moves in European history. It gives preferential tariff and import quotas to members: orn. vides a unified system to buy new products and develop mar kels in underdeveloped countries and jointly puts the six countries in direct economic competition wun ine united states. All American businessmen, how ever, do not regard these econom ic problems as any great danger to the United States' position in world trade ana manufactunnc Rather, they contend more dy namic competition will result in higher production, consumption and incomes lor Americans. LEGAL NOTICE NO. 59-157 EQUITY SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOR KLAMATH COIINTV L. D. GASS. Plaintiff, vs. WESLEY M. SHARPLES, a tingle man, and alio ah umer eron or Fact lea unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to the real estate described In the Complaint herein, De- icnaant. TO: Wesley M. Sharpies, a tingle man, and also All other Persons or Parties Unknown claiming any right, line, estate, lien or interest in or the real estate described in the ie plaint herein. Defendants above named. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF URCUUN: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled Court and suit on or before the expiration of four weeks from May 25. 1959. which Is the date of first publication of thla Summons, and if you fail so to answer for want thereof. Plaintiff will apply do the Court for the relief prayed for In hit complaint herein, to-wit: That you and each and all of you be required to set forth the nature of your respective claims in and to all or any part of tne iouowing aetcriDed real property In Klamath County, Oregon, to-wit: Lot s in BIOCK 13. Lots 3. 4. 5, S. 7 and 8 In Block 14, Lots 4 and 5 In Block It). Lots 1, 3, 3, 4. ft, 6. 7 and In Block 17, Lot 1 In Block 20, and Lota 2, 3 and 4 In Block 21. All in Terminal City. Klamath Coun ty. Oregon, according to the official plat thereof on file In Klamath County, Oregon. and that all adverse claims of you and eacn and all of you be declared null and void, and that It be adjudged and decreed that Plaintiff is the own er of all of aaid real property and that none or you has any right, title, es- tate. lien or Interest whatsoever in or to said real property or any part thereof, and that you and each of you be forever barred and enjoined from asserting any claim whatsoever in or to said premises adverse to Plain tiff, and that Plaintiff have sucn other and further relief as to tha Court may seem meet and equitable. This Summons is aerved upon you by publication thereof once each weak for four successive weeks In the Her ald St Newt, a daily newspaper of general circulation published tn Klam ath County, Oregon, pursuant to order of the Hon. David R. Vandenbcrg, Judge of the above entitled Court, dat ed and entered May 18. 1958. Ganong 4c Ganong Attorneys for Plaintiff First Federal Building Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 873, May 25, June 1, 8, 13. No. 59-138 SUMMONS FOB PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or piiv of a Tm rw i"o rfftpj FOR THE COUNTY OP KLAMATH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, PORTLAND, a national banking association. Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES M SI R RETT and BAR BARA B. St-JR RETT. Defendant. To CHARLES M. SU BRETT, De fendant: IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed aaainst you in tne aoove eniiuea Court and cause on or before the ex ot rat ton of four 4 weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons, and If you fail so to ap pear and answer said Complaint, for want thereof. Plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court tor a u- rree against the Defendants and in favor of the Plaintiff aa follows: 1. That Plaintiff have judgment against tha Defendants Charles M. Aurrett and Barbara B. Surrett. and each of them, in and for the sum of 84,340 57. together with Interest there on at the rate of four and one-half per rent per annum from November 1, 1958, until paid: for the further sum of 818 86. together with Interest there on at the rate of eight per cent per annum from April 29, 1958, until paid for the further turn of 8350 00 as at torneys' fees, together with Ms costs and disbumementa Incurred herein; 2. That the foregoing amounts con stitute a first lien against the prop erty described In the mortgage execut ed by the Defendants on December la. 1B35. and recorded In Book lea. page 188 of Records of Mortgages of Klamath County, Oregon, aescrioea follows? The East H of the East 150 feet of Lot 20 in Block 1 or thihij auui TION TO ALTAMONT ACRES, accord ing to the official plat thereof on file In the office of the County Clerk of Klamath fountv. Ore eon: prior to any claim or interest of any of the Defendants; 3 That the lien be foreclosed and the DroDerty sold m the manner pre scribed by law, that the Plaintiff be permitted to purchase said property and that the purchaser at such sale ho let into full Dnssesslon thereof: and 4. That each Defendant, and any oeraon claiming under either Defend ent. be foreclosed of all right, claim or Interest of every kind in aaid prop erty excepting only the statutory right of redemption. ThH Summons Is published by or der of the Honorable David R Van denbcrg. Judge of the above entitled fnuri m-de in said court on May 1858. directing that this Summons he served by publication thereof one each week for four successive weeks in the Herald and News, a newspaper published and of general circulation in sriamaih County. Oregon. Dele of first publication: Juno 1, lOAS Data of last publication: June 22. ,M PENDERGRASA. SPACKMAM. BITLLIVANT WRIGHT Attorneys for Plaintiff 527 Pacific Buildmf Portland 4. Oregon No. , June 1. 8. 1ft, A LEGAL NOTICE CITY NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Oregon will convene on the th day at which Umt and viae the Budget btlmitoi for the atuutng flacal period July forth herein may be ducutaad with the and cotuidered. By order of the Common Council, thla Ut day oi June. 19M SEALi ROS1I KELLER, City Recorder VOLUNTARY I.fcVT ri'NDr CXPEN'DITt'RCS: General Adsainlslrallve Department Salaries OA S.I. c St A Other Fees and Services Janitorial Supplies ... Prisoners Meala .. Office Supplies, Postage Tires it Tubes iBIdg. lnsp.l Algae Control Chamber Advertising; Travel and Mileage - . City Hall Heat - ... Communications ... Legal Publications Maint. of Equipment and Bldg. . Duet and Membershlpa Insurance and Surety Bonds Armory Operation .. ... . CIvU Defense Res. Cap. Items 4 Office Equip.) Rea. Cap. Items (Auto Equip.) Ret. Cap. Heme iCity Hall Bldg I Emergency , Health Department Expense ..... Legislative Department Salaries ... OA SI Office Supplies ... . Travel and Mileage Legal and Jadlclal Department Salaries , ... .... O A S.I. and S LA. Office Supplies ... Travel and Mileage , TOTAL Plaining Department Office Supplies - Telephone and Telegraph city contribution . TOTAL Building and Plumbing Inspector Salaries - O A.S.I, and S.I. A. ... Gas and Oil .... . Office Supplies Tires and Tubes . Travel and Mileage Malnt. of Motor Vehicle . TOTAL Meat Inspector Salaries - Office Expense Travel and Mileage TOTAL ,. 1 1 1 Unoadgeted Snrplna from Dairy Inspectors Aeeeant . Felice Department Salaries O A. S.I. c S.I.A. Clothing Allowance Supplies 8c Ammunition Gat and oil Office Supplies at Publication . Tires and Tubes Travel and Mileage Heat - City Jail Telephone, Telegraph, Teletype Malnt, of Equipment Malnt. of Radio Equipment . Maint. of Motor Vehicles Res. for Cap. Items (Auto Equip.) Rea. for Cap. Items (Jail Bldg.) Res. for Cap. Items iRadtoi Res. for Cap. Items (New Meters) Emergency Juvenile Program Expense Schooling it Training . Blood Testa I.D. Equipment St Supplies Prisoner Medical . Police Manuals .... . Street Department Salaries .. - - O AS 1. Sc 8.I.A. Gas and Oil ..- ... - Tires and Tubes - Small Tools St Misc. Expense Heat, Light, and Water Maint. of Equipment Maint. of Sewers Paving Elm Street - Res. for Cap. Items (Equipment) Res. for Cap. Items iBldga. as Grounds) Christmas Decorations ... Traffic Signals - Sewer Department Salaries . OAS! at 8.I.A. - Gas and OH Tires and Tubes . Small Tools and Mlsc Expense Heat . Lights, and Water Maint. of Equipment Malnt. of Sewers, Material at Supplies . Chemicals 8c Supplies Operation . Res. for Cap. Items (Equipment) Engineering Department Salaries O A S.I. & S.l.A. Tires and Tubes . Small Tools at Misc. Expense - Maint. of Equipment - . Res. for Cap. Items (Equipment) Mre Department Salaries O A S I. SI A Clothing Allowance . Cleaning Janitorial Supplies . . Gas and Oil .- Office Supplies . Fire Prev. Material at Supplies Tires snd Tubes Small Tools at Misc. Expense Travel and Mileage - Heat Communications at Alarm Syatftm Laundry .... Maint. of Buildings Maint. of Radio Maint. of Motor Vehicles Dues and Memberships Res for Cap. Items (Equipment) Emergency .. .. . Deg Peand Salaries . O A S I. sV S I A Forage and Veterinary Gas and Oil Tires and Tubes . Office Supplies Heat Maint. of Building .. Maint. of Motor Vehicles Res. for Cap. Items (Equip.) Res. for Cap. Items iBidgs.) Cemetery Lights sad Water Feed TOTAL GENERAL MIND Less Estimated Revenues . Laos Estimated Cash End of Year Leas Monies Held for T raffle Signals Leea Occupational Tax Fund (Transfer) Leea Alcoholic Anonysnoua Fund (Transfer) Leas Sewerage System Fund (Transfer) Leas Employee SeUresnent Fund (Transfer) NtT BIDGET APPBOrUATlOtl OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 1959-1960 BUDGET MEETING Th Lcvyinf Board -The Common Council of the Ctly of Klamath fall. of July, ltM. at T 30 o'clock PM. In aaid Levying Board, and any and all Expenditures Rudget Tentative 1SM-18S7 137-! 19M-1969 Rudget 37.Tfl.Q2 35.81454 t 33.780tn 29.550 00 .00 .00 00 2.TMUQ S.S35.80 8.154.50 1.285 00 2. -TO 00 1.283 53 1.3T11 18 1.250 00 1.250 00 lo.860.2S 11.484 88 10.00000 14.30000 1.824.13 2 818NI 2.000.00 3.000 On on oo .oo ' .oo 1.000 OO 1.000 OO 850 00 .00 .00 1.00008 1.00000 2.3MOO 1.88803 3.787 15 4.30 00 1.00000 2.747 48 3.405 31 8.000 00 1.500 00 3.182 13 3.208 13 3.000 00 2.80000 308.43 1.088 88 800 00 800.00 280 81 248 1ft 350.00 00 871 U 1.300 10 1 40000 1 400 00 8.200 73 7.264 50 8.000 00 7 000 00 1.500.00 1,500 00 S.800.00 l.SOO.Oo 728.84 858 33 1.280 00 1.20 10 .00 00 2.000.00 1.500 00 .00 .00 00 2.50000 .00 .00 3.000.00 4.50000 .00 .00 .00 1.000.00 00 .00 .00 2,500.00 18,948.88 S 19.04 tt 8 81.394.88 $ M.t.f.M) . I 8,770.14 .00 841.80 6.50 J00 8 83.788 20 532.61 1.838 83 179.43 821 27 81.80 .00 73.48 34.74 104 22 170.28 .00 23312 472 82 184 75 1.285 89 28 90 OO 346.90 . OENtBAL FlNB LEGAL NOTICE the Council Chambers ot tht City Hall, 1. t3 to June 30. two at act objection thereto may be made, filed t 3.44000 104 00 190 00 3.900.00 ,88 8 1,164.88 no 8 no 8 no 8 7.3O00u .eo on no 21000 .on .on on 10000 .00 J .00 200.00 .88 I Ml .88 I 1.7 lH.ee 50.00 250.00 4.000.00 3,888.88 888.88 1,100.00 .00 150.00 100.00 50.00 200.00 50.00 7.500.00 330.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 150.00 100.00 .00 59 08 84 80 11.43 131.85 16.00 0.O1.40 I (.3(1.(3 ( (.6M.M ( l.we.ea t 3.000 00 ( 1.373 00 ( .00 $ .00 18.23 .00 .00 .110 (00.00 49000 .00 00 ( ,,ii.:3 i :.(2.(a ( .a ( I 1.1UJM ( .60 t M I .( ( 61.038 30 t 03.148 10 (116 280 00 (118 3(0 00 1.M9 00 1.423 54 1.(00 00 (.630 00 1.417.50 10.(29.00 3.130 00 1,400.00 .oo on oo 130 00 3,781.13 3.77(.0( 7.0O0 00 (.000 00 068 73 1.4(9.39 1.800 00 1.(70.00 430.87 492.33 800.00 1.000.00 41312 240.00 330.00 330.00 .00 .00 .00 1.300.00 00 .00 .00 1.323.00 00 .00 .00 100.00 410(5 41430 35000 400.00 2 434.05 2.533. M 3.000.00 3,000.00 00 .00 5.(00.00 3.6O0.0O .00 .00 l.OOO.OO 1.000.00 .oo .on (oooo 500.00 .oo oo a, (x oo .oo .00 3,(73.92 .00 900.00 00 .00 .00 900.00 .00 .00 1.100(10 1.290.00 .00 .00 160.00 290.00 .00 .00 400.00 50000 .00 .00 .00 490.00 .00 (84.72 .00 -00 1M.4M.M lllMlt.U 1U.1M(6 1137,161 H ( 1.337.44 ( 1.479 94 1J750B ( . 00 1.112.42 1.487.49 1.200 OO .00 90000 90000 50000 .00 239.90 438.13 440 00 330.00 702.(5 (21.90 (00.00 450.00 72 (0 32(13 300 OO 300 00 1.39(03 l.l:K 18 1,300.00 (90.00 1.004.M 7.000 811 11JO0.0O M (.007.00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 11.00000 (.000.00 .00 .00 4 000 00 (.000.00 661 M , U3 45 (00 00 1.00000 .00 .00 14.9O0.0O 2.300.00 21.124.96 164414 U.1K.M ( 2MH.66 OO f .00 ( .00 ( 13.700 00 .00 .00 .00 933 00 .00 .00 , I .00 400.00 .00 .00 .00 10000 .00 .00 .00 200.00 joo .oo .on 6O0.no sb an an 9.000.00 HO . 00 .00 9O0.UO .oo a .00 7.000.00 .00 .00 .00 9.00000 jOO M jOO 900.00 ( M . I .60 I 81.611 .90 on ( .00 t i.ooooo On M 337.00 jon .00 90.00 jon .00 150.00 .on .00 90.00 M .00 (00.00 ( OO I M I (JW1.99 ( 76,331 71 . I 90.950 71 ( 99.(20 00 969 99 750.00 4.U0.00 .sm(9 1.900 00 1 JOO 00 21( 93 200.00 200.00 (00 31 950 00 (90 00 100.42 60.00 9000 .00 .00 2O0O0 91 99 200 OO 150.00 (64 550 00 600 00 140 42 150 00 100 00 346.73 200.00 300 00 .09 .00 290.00 274 17 279.00 3O0WI (U9 29 400.00 1.000 00 129.05 130 00 IMion 1J51 22 900 09 1.000.00 23 00 29 90 30 00 00 13)00.00 1.000 00 191 66 (00.00 (OO 00 14,111 43 . (9.691.(1 1191.419.91 3 873 00 9.(75 00 4,11(00 4.338 00 oo u en oo (3( 40 (33 63 10009 900 00 170 44 155 23 200 90 200 00 39.10 41 1( 29.00 36.00 00 00 .09 , 25 00 133 49 147M 19000 1(0.10 294 33 291 22 100 00 323 00 03 1( 64 6A 100 00 190 00 .00 00 JOO 40000 oo eo 1.(00 09 3 000 00 jOO 00 190.09 (OOOO I 6.100.06 1 1.1 It X I 9.IM.99 I MW.96 44499.99 1 (9.119.99 I 64.67414 HJIt.99 (312.969.12 (211.199.49 9441 Ml 11 HM 1 0. (447 O0( 31 (405.982 00 157.310 00 187,334 00 29.900.99 XIA3500 14(0000 00 laVOWOO UJ00.00 m 95000 m lo.ooooo m 1.19000 1774.361. 46 (7(1449.96 LEGAL NOTICE Current Taxes .. tVhnquent Taxes Franc hue Taxes . Sign Permit . . Alcoholic Beverage App. Amusement Licenses ....... Health Licenses Miscellaneous Licenses Dog Licenses -. Building Permits , Plumbing Permits . .. Sewer St Street Openings Special Permits . . Gallonage Tax Restaurant Licenses . Hotel, Apt., Auto Court Licensee Bicycle Licensee . . Beauty it Barber Shop Licenses Municipal Court Fines Alcoholic Beverage Revenue Dog Pound Fee : Oiher Gov't Charges . ... . Mrat Inspector Sal axle Ch Over of Short T V. Permit . . ... State Gas Tax Refund ,. . Sewer Service Receipts Miscellaneous . C,.h Bal.nc In Cnvril Fund f March 31. Plua Kfthmated Rev.nu. next 3 Month, Lm CiUmalcd Expenditure, Next 3 Month, ..... l.llmatce C,. Balmce lui M. IMI Klamath Mcm.rlat Park Leaa Estimated Revenue Leaa Caah Balance and Invaatmanla Net Bu6get Appreprlatlea (tat. Tax (tree! Leu Estimated Revenue Leu Caah on Hand Leaa Tranafer iRoad Fundi N'at Badiel Appropriation r.rhln, M.trra Lee Estimated Revenue ... Leaa Caah on Hand . .... Krl Badf.t Appropriation . Rrarrvo t.r Raplaoemant and Acq. el Tronafera Irom other funda Leaa Eattmated Caah Balance K,l n.4,,1 Appropriation I'll Feralnr Lota Lew Estimated Revenue . ... Leaa Ca.h on Hand Ntt Budfat Appropriation , Clt, Properly Leu Caah (t Reaorve on Hand Net Bad(t Appropriation Coontr Road Fond I Leaa cakh on Hand Leaa Eattmated Revenue . Net Beaget Appropriation Alrohollea Anonvmen, Leaa Caah on Hand ...... Net Bod,l Appropriation Clara A. Moore Llnkellle Leaa Caah on Hand ... Net Badaet Appropriation Emergency Fond Leaa Caah on Hand Net Bedtal Appropriation Employraa Rtir,HB.nt (yetoaa Leaa Caah on Hand . .. Nat Badfet Appropriation Airport 91akln( Leaa Caah on Hand .. ...... Ntt Bod(,t Appropriation (wlmmin. Pool - - Leea Estimated Revenue Nat Budrel Appropriation Total Volantarr Badfol KH VelanUry Badf.t Appropriation , Unanticipated Collectlona Annroprlatlon Plua Unanticipated Collectlona . Leaa Eattmated Revenue Leaa Ca.h on Hand and Inveatmenti , Leaa Transfer, . , N.l Velnnlerr Bad(al Approprlotlon . General Bond Slnklni Fand Lea, Ceah on Hand Unanticipated Collectlona .... Lot Revelvlnr Fend ... Leaa Caah on Hand Nat Levy A Mill (1116-41 Only) . (cweraeo (vatoaa Leaa Caah on Hand . Nat Levy 1 Mill (IMI-U-M Only! Park Pavement Fond Leaa Caah on Hand ... Nat L.y 11 Mill (1111.41 Only) . Poetic R..t Room Less Revenue (Delinquent Taxeel Ta,.a Radiated M Unanticipated Colloctlen Net Levy 8-16 Mill Leea Eattmated Revenue Leaa Caah on Hand M. Leaa Tranafara Taxea Badceled UnanUctpated CollecUone Not Lovy I Mill Park Department . . Leaa Estimated Revenue) Less Cash on Hand . Unanticipated CollMUona . . Net Lavy ( Mllle Leea Estimated Revenue Leaa Ca.h on Hend Taxea Badgeled m.. Unanticipated ColleeUona . Nit Levy Mill, ...... Recrektlen Department Leaa Estimated Revenue Leaa Ceah on Hand - T...S Rotfffeled . Unanttclpetod Collection, Not Uvy ( MIU, Vet.raaa Memorial Park Net Bedael Appreprlailon Fire Dep.rtm.nl Levy . Leea Revenue (Delinquent Taxeat Leaa Caah on Hand Tssss Badtoted .. .. Unanticipeted Collectlona Nit Leoy Mllll . Ltnkvllle Cemetery Leo, Revenue (Delinquent Tot) . Leea Caah on Hand Ta,,. Badieted . Unanticipetod Collectlona Nat Leey Mill tower CenstrnelMo) Lavy Loss Caah on Hand . Net Badol Approprlalieaa TeUI InY.laaUrr e BsM Lory Faoee atVINt'C OENtBAL n'ND Artu.l Revenue B.ttmaled Estimated mm-imt u-iua lUt-MM UM-1MO lu.ui i titi.iss M tai as .00 .00 .08 1T.S13 00 43.340 St M.Ma : tO.OOO 00 (9,000 00 M.oo sa.oo oooo inooo 093 OA ' TOO 00 700 00 1.140 00 two 00 (.000 00 4.000.00 3.34:1.21 1.3M 4!1 .00 .00 S.436.00 4.104 00 4.000 00 3.300 00 2.332.40 3 312.80 4.000 00 3.300 00 3.4O0.OO 3.814.30 3.000.00 4,000 00 1.70B00 moo i.ooooo l. ioo.no 130 50 2MZ.00 230 OO 100 00 1.300 20 7B.43 SOO.OO 300.00 364 80 UO 00 .00 1.31000 1.43000 1.40000 1.30000 1.720.00 1.80J73 1.630 00 1.7110 00 141.30 166 73 300 00 130 00 400 00 413 00 430 00 479 00 46 27, 13 46 63730 41.000 00 41.000 00 3J.067.31 30.390.36 33.000 00 39.000 00 1.101.79 1.091.(0 1.000 00 (00.00 129.00 J .00 .00 (.(60 2( 3.000 00 DO OO i(03i .06 .00 .00 3 00 .00 .00 .00 3479.24 .00 .00 .00 00 .00 .00 7 .200 00 196-00 .00 .00 .00 (UI.4M.U (3M.166.M I3MJ(1.6( 1(7M.M (104.341.00 31.4O0O0 103.11(00 U.I21.M Actual Expenditure, 10M-1M7 107-1U( I Jl.lta 61 Capital llama , . I 16. 66 ( n, .,71.41 1231,121.19 tNVOLUNTARf AND D EST LEVY FUNDI 1 IMP2.M 1 I 1 1M1EK n.in.H I I J (466 . 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