Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 30, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textwifi M lííiÍMi:—i .« NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD .... MEETING to exceed ten mills on the dollar, on J. N. Miller, County Commissioner all taxable property in said Road T. B. Mills, County Commissioner District. U-8t Road District No. 16, Columbia --------- 4 --------- County, Oregon. Done at St, Helens, Oregon, this You can say this for long engage NOTICE is hereby given that In 19th day of October, 1925. pursuance of a petition duly signed John Philip, County Judge ments; they postpone hostilities. by 16 freeholders,resident taxpayers and legal voters of Road District NOTICE OF CITY BUDGET MEETING Number 16 of Columbia County, Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers and legal voters of the City Oregon, and presented to the Cour.' of Vernonia, Columbia County. Oregon, that a special meeting of the Com ty Court of Columbia County, Ore mon Council of said City will be held in the City Hall in said City on the gon, a District Road Meeting of ths 2nd day of November, 1825, at eight o’clock in the evening, for the pur pose of fixing the tax levy for all municipal purposes for said eity for the LEGAL VOTERS of said Road Dir- year 1926, and to hear any discussion or objections to the following esti trict Number 16 will be held in the mates. Vernonia Grange Hall in City of The total amount of money needed by the city during the fiscal year Vernonia, Oregon on the 9th day beginning January 1st. 1926 and ending December 81st. 1926, is estimated of November, 1926, at the hour of in the following budget and includes estimated amounts to be received from fines, licenses and all other sources. -- 2 p. m. of said day, said meeting to BUDGET OF MUNiCIPALTEXPENSES be for the purpose of voting a SPECIAL ROAD TAX in said Road GENERAL FUND Administration Expense District, of not to exceed ten mills Rent, light, fuel and accounting ................ I 600.00 on the Hollar, on all taxable prop Recorder’s Office erty in said Road District. Salary .................................................................. 1200.00 Supplies, incidentals ...................................... 300.00 Done at St. Helens, Oregon, this Treasurer’s Office 19th day of October, 1925. Salary ................................................................ 120.00 John Philip, County Judge Supplies, incidentals .................... ...... 30.00 J. N. Miller, County Commissioner Legal Expense «00.00 Attorney Salary .............................................. T. B. Mills, County Commissioner ll-3t Police Department 1200.00 Salary, Marshal .............................................. -----------♦----------- 200.00 Supplies, jail expense ..................................... NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD Fire Department .... MEETING 100.00 Supplies anj equipment ................................. Road District No. 9, Columbia Coun Health Department Service and supplies ........................................ 75.00 — ty, Oregon Street Department Repairs and maintenance k street lighting 900.00 NOTICE is hereby given that In ................................ •......... ........................ 50.00 pursuance of a petition duly signe 1 Elections Legal Publications ................................................... 50.00 by 17 freeholders,resident taxpayer Enginter’s Office Supplies ..................................... 50.00 and legal voters of Road Distric Emergency ................................................................ 1000.00 Number 9 of Columbia County 16475.00 Total ................................................. Oregon, and presented to the Coun WATER OPERATING FUND 1500.00 Water Superintendent’s Salary .................... ty Court of Columbia County, Orc Assistant’s Salary ............................................ 600.00 gon, a District Road Meeting of the Supplies and maintenance A extra help ....... 3300.00 LEGAL VOTERS of said Road Dis Total ............. ..................................... ................. $5400.00 trict Number 9 will be held in th-» WATER BOND FUND 8. V. Malmsten’s Barn in said Dist Sinking Fund ...... 2220.00 No. 9 on the 9th day of November Interest .............. . 3600.00' 1925, at the hour of 10 a. m. of said Total ... ...................... $5820.00 day, said meeting to be for the pur SEWER BOND FUND Sinking Fund .............................................................. 1700.00 pose of voting a SPECIAL ROAD Interest ........................................................ ............... 2400.00 TAX in said Road District, of n<>t Total ........................................................... ................. $4100.00 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS l’uyment of outstanding warreuls and interest .... 3920.00 Total................................................................................... $3920.00 GENERAL BOND FUND Sinking Fund ...................... .......... .......................... -, 600.00 Interest ................................. ........................................ 360.00 Total ................. $960.00 • Grand Total ...... $26675.00 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS • • •“'rim fines, licenses, etc. ... ......... 2500.00 From water system ........... ......... 10000.00 Total ........... $12500.00 Balance, amount to be raised by direct tax .................................... $ 14175.00 We estimate that a levy of Fourteen Thousand One Hundred Seventy- Five ($14,175.00) will be required to produce the amount of money needed for all municipal purposes for the year 1926. Certified Correct: (Seal) • G. R. MILLS, Mayor • Attest D. B. REASONER, Recorder EMIL F. MESSING. Secretary Budget committee C. S. HOFFMAN, Chairman Budget committee. where you want it* anywhere m the house You need never dress, bathe or dine in a cold room with a portable oil heater and Pearl Oil in your home — necessary auxiliaries to the fireplace and furnace! Pearl Oit is refined and re-rtfned by the Standard Oil Compa ny’s special process — so it burns cleant Nt odor — »«»-corrosive. Order by name— “Pearl Oil.” STANDABD OIL COMPANY PEARL HEAT ¿-LIGHT Notice of School Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of Union High School District No. One of Columbia County. State of Oregon that a SCHOOL MEETING of said district will be held at school building, on the 14th day cussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote of November. 1925, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of dis- on the proposition of levying a special district tax. The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the fiscal year beginning on June 30, 1925, and ending June «0, 1926, is estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be received from the county school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax, and all other moneys of the district: BUDGET ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES PERSONAL SERVICE: No. Salary per year 2. Principals « 1 $2200 $2200 3. Teachers..... 1 1800 1800 1 1620 1620 1 1530 1530 1 1440 1440 1 1395 1395 4. Janitors .......... 810 1 810 5. Clerk ............... 1 100 100 7. Other services 50 50 Total ........................... $10945 MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES: 1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.) ..................... $500 2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.) ...................................... 175 3. Library books............................. ....... _..... ... 125 4. Flags .................................................................................. 15 6. Janitor’s supplies ................ .................................... ...... 150 7. Fuel ....................... ........................................................... 550 8. Light ........................................ ......................................... 100 9. Water ............................................................................... 100 10. Postage, stationery ar^ printing ......................... j.... I 75 Total ........................................... ................... $1790 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: ............ building and grounds ............................... Total............................................. ............... ASSESSMENTS (Higrways, Reads, Streets, Bridges): INDEBTEDNESS» 1. Bonded and interest thereon ......................................... .1 $3730 2. Wnrrant and interest thereon ........................................ 4964 Total ..................................................... $8684 TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:........................................................ $3500 INSURANCE: .............................................................................. $580 MISCELLANEOUS: 1. Premium clerk’s bond ........... .............................. 2. School bus body and magasines ...................... 3. Audit if clerks books and graduation expenses Total .................................................... $1070 Total estimated amount of money for ail purposes __ during the year___ ...........___ ........... ................................ I $27389 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Estimate of probable unexpected balance at end of current year ..................................................................... | $8352 I Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during the coming school year Tuition.............................. —............... -..I» 1750 | (Do not include the money to be recoined from the proposed tax) I $10102 Total estimated receipta, not incluling proposed tax RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenses for the year.............................. I $97359 Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax .... I 10102 ’ Balance, amount to be raised by district tax................................... i__. $17257 _____ The Indebtedness of Union High bistrict Me. One la aa follows: Total bonded indebtedness ------ ----- —............. $17500 $17500 4954 Total warrant indebtedness ..... —.............._•.................. $ $ 4954 Total amount of all indebtedness ....... —........ $22454 Dated this 14th day of October, 1915. O. G. WEED, Board of Directors Attest: Mrs. Chea. Malmsten, District Clerk. VKRNOÑÍA EAGLÍ -JL A Knockout. “How is this? You have had three positions and have no testimonial!” “Well, you see, I stayed in each place until my em ployers dtod.” London police recruits are said to he * men of good social standing and home om you even college educatiin. It is, of " - 1 — course, much nicer to be run in by Re*d the advs. carefully. American gray squirrels, im ported into England, have driven the native British red squirrel from the parks. In America the red squir rel is considered the best fighter of the two. Women managing a restaurant In Canton, China, found cooks of their own sex incompetent and were com pelled to “man” their kitchen. In China the sphere of woman does not include housework. STATE LAUNDRY CO For Good Laundry Work We call and deliver TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Leave orders at the Columbia Barber Shop. The Polite Pinch. Many of the Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet—Budget This original estimate is made in compliance with Chapter 118 of 1921 Session Laws of Oregon, and shows in parallel columns unit costa of the several years services, materials and ¡supplies for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year,the detailed expenditures for the last one of said preceding years and the budget al lowance and expenditures for six months of the current year. EXPENDITURES ITEM Expenditures and budget al-(Expenditures for three years next pre- Estimated ex. lowance for last six month*! coding the last year pendi tures for and 1955 /------------------------------------- ----------------- Detailed exp the ensuing Third Second enditures for year. Budget Expenditure in year year last year of 3 detail 1925 Total total year period GENERAL FUND ADMINISTRATION EXPENSE: $ 400.00 Rent, light, fuel & accounting $ 600.00 $ 16 00 $ 430.52 $ 37.45 I 658.45 RECORDER’S OFFICE Salary ................................. 1200.00 1200.00 600.00 376.92 21.95 297.42 Supplies, incidentals ......... 300.00 119.03 TREASURER’S OFFICE Salary ................................. 120.00 60.00 Supplies, incidentals ......... 30.00 1.48 LEGAL EXPENSE Attorney salary .................. 600.00 600.00 1049.31 262.50 106.89 Special attorney ................ POLICE DEPARTMENT 1200.00 846.96 1800.00 2564.78 982.70 Marshal salary .................... 598.07 97.43 600.00 Supplies, jail expense ....... 200.00 FIRE DEPARTMENT 500.00 958.50 128.65 100.00 Supplies and equipment ... 72.69 HEALTH DEPARTMENT 103.00 100.00 26.01 42.00 Services and supplies ....... 75.00 STREET DEPARTMENT Street lighting, repairs and mainten 115.60 960.00 264.56 550.93 900.00 231.15 ance ............................................. 100.00 94.60 9.00 50.00 ELECTIONS ................................ 140.75 360.00 482.05 69.50 50.00 38.20 Legal Publications ....................... ENGINEER’S OFFICE 4.55 200.00 50.00 34.71 Supplies, incidentals ................... 1000.00 762.44 218.43 728.18 Emergency ................................... 1000.00 WATER OPERATING FUND 4001.14 750.00 1500.00 1500.00 736.09 Water Superintendent’^ salary 600.00 Assistant’s salary ..................... Extra help .supplies and 2099.87 maintenance —......................... 3300.00 WATER BOND FUND 3100.00 , 2220.00 2220.00 2220.00 Sinking fund ............... 1050.00 3600.00 2775.00 2900.00 3600.00 Interest ....................... SEWER BOND FUND 2000.00 Sinking Fund .............................. 1700.00 1775.80 2400.00 Interest ................. .-.................... 2400.00 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS Payment of outstanding 1850.00 3920.00 warrants and interest ..... GENERAL BOND FUND 00.00 Sinking fund ..................... Interest ................................................ ¿0.00 ....__________ - TOTAL _.......... ........ ................. «26675.00 $13160.49 $27470.00 $16087.37 $4088.13 $1614.5» t ff.B. Jlerisoncr, do hc’ c’ certify^thaf’the abort estimate of expenditures for the year 1926 was jwe- pared by me and tlir-.t ‘he c- --~n.r tires and budget allowance for six months of the current year and the ex penditures for thw three fisc..l ye—s next preceding the current year as shown above have been compiled fro the records in my charge and are true and correct copies thereof. (Seal) D- B- REASONER, City Recorder. Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 ITEM Estimated expenditures for the en suing school year. EXPENDITURES Expenditures and budget Expenditures for throe fiscal years preceding the last school yes allowance for six months of Detailed ex last school year. penditures Second yenrThir<1 Expenditures Budget allow for the last yearly F**»/ year of the in detail ance in de 3-year per totale »oteta tail iod This original estimate shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, materiel im for the three fiscal yean next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of a preceding fiscal yean and the budget allowances and expenditures for six months of the current y— ( the of the current year” means six months of the last school year.) PERSONAL SERVICE: —— $2200.00 2. Principals $1333.33 $1933.33 $1400.00 7425.00 3050.00 3. Teachers 1800.00 4810.00 4110.00 3137.50 1620.00 1530.00 1440.00 1395.00 4. Janiton ........................... ... 810.00 540.00 540.00 810.00 850.00 202.68 5. Clerk ................................ 100.00 40.00 40.00 60.00 60.00 68.08 7. Other services ............... 50.00 $ 33,33 Total—Personal Service .. $10945.00 $8723.33 $6056.66 $5407.50 $8335.00 $8184.60 MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES: 1, Furniture (desks, etc.) .. 500.00 $ 335.64 $ 366.66 $ 444.69 2. Supplies (chalk, etc.) .... .... 175.00 79.46 233.32 353.59 3. Library books................. ..... 125.00 327.62 s- -, • 4 *6 * 4. Flags. T............................... ..... 15.00 6. Janitor’s supplies ............. ... -150.00 66.52 16.33 y 15.48 7. Fuel .................................. ..... 550.00 261.00 233.32 140.00 8. Light ................................ ..... 100.00 117.74 93.33 36.55 9. Water................................ .... 100.00 10. Postage and stationery .... 75.00 44.26 33.33 .. Total—Material and supplies$1790.00 $ 905.12 $ 975.99 $1317.93 $2298.88 $ 648.47 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: . $ 700.00 Buildings and grounds Total-Maintenance A repairs $ 700.00 $ 532.10 $ 96.66 ASSESSMENTS (Highways, Reads. Streets. Bridges): Total—Assessments ........... .. $ 120.00 $ 93.32 . 4 INDEBTEDNESS: 1. Bonded, A interest th«reoa$3730.00 $2586.66 $246« 66 $3970.00 2 Warrant, A interest thereon 4954.00 2784.64 2700.66 34. 68 a Total—Indebtedness .......... .*..$8684.00 $5371.30 $5167.32 $4004.56 $ 38.60 TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS : Total—Trans, of pupils...... .$3500.00 $1763.50 $1000.00 $ 737.58 $1688.08 $1827.78 INSURANCE: Total—Insurance ----------- ...$ 580.00 $ 48.66 $ 16.66 $ 26.08 —---- ---------------------- ------------- MISCELLANEOUS: $ 148.16 Total—Miscellaneous ........ $1070.00 $ 333.33 $ $o«eè | 288.88 « «»7.88 EMERGENCY: Total—Emergency ............. ... $ >40.00 GRAND TOTAL ................. $27389.00 $15788.65 $13863.91 411264.79 ----- Üúoeoe— I. Mrs. Chas. Malmsten , do hereby certify that the *bove estimate of expendRi •roe far the year 1 was prepared by ma and that the expendítwee and bud yet allowance for six month a of the current yu . On inland Highway