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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO they have been employed. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Robbins are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burtraw of Souls Hill. Merle Mills of Vernonia spent Monday with Norma and Irene Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson’ made a trip down the valley Tues Anderson of Riverview. and Mrs. James Nanson were in1 day looking over possibilities for James and Esther Garrigus of Portland Saturday and saw the relief employment on the secon Portland, who have spent the dary highway system. Shriners’ parade. past three weeks with their grand Wayne B. Lappe won three mother, Mrs. J. W. White, re Mr. and Mrs. George Ogg vis ited in town Monday. Mr. Ogg, golf balls as a prize for the turned home Tuesday. who formerly worked in the Ver longest drive in a match among Mr. and Mrs. Dan May, Mrs. nonia market, has a position in Weyerhauser men at Longview Edith Varley and son Orval jour one of the Safeway markets in July 17. He made it on number neyed to Forest Grove Monday. 9 hole at 'the Longview Country Portland. Alva Lou Cleveland is spend Wm. Culver, Jr., of Portland, club. ing a short vacation with Mr. and Jack Taylor, son of Otto Mich- Mrs. Fred Visnaw of St. Helens. was a Riverview visitor Sunday. Harry Kerns, Lloyd Thomas, ener, is here spending the sum Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler Lowell Hieber and George Vos- mer vacation with his mother. returned home Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner spending several days with Mr. nick motored to Portland Sunday and took in the double-header were Portland visitors on Thurs- and Mrs. A. J. Kirk of Pleasant between Portland and Holly day of last week. Hill. wood. Irma Kent, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nixon and C. Bruce was a weekend visi and Mrs. Walter Kent, has been children Billy and Doris spent a tor in Portland. confined to her home with an short time at their home in River Ratnona Miner of Portland infected knee for a week. view Sunday. was here Saturday and Sunday to Mrs. Harry Wilson of Silverton Mrs. B. B. Hawkins had as her visit at the home of her parents, has been the house guest of Mrs. guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Miner. Harold Decker during the week. Mrs. Lottie E. Dewey of Van Mrs. Wilson formerly lived in Cadmus and daughter Colleen, and C. Pennock and daughter couver, Wash, is visiting at the Vernonia. Betty of Portland. homes of her daughters, Mrs. F. John Grady and Carl Davidson George Cadmus returned to his H. Veith and Mrs. E. M. Murphy. went to Portland Wednesday. home in Portland Sunday after William Fowler, a high school G. B. Smith of Portland visited teacher in Mapleton, Oregon, vis his sister, Mrs. V. L. Powell, Sun spending a week with Mrs. B. B. Hawkins. ited the first of the week at the day. Carl Biggs returned home Mon- home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. Mrs. Virgil Powell and son and Mrs. E. B. Miner. spent Thursday and Friday with Iday after spending several months Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Drorbaugh on away on employment. of Banks visited at the home of the Bert McKnight farm at For Mrs. John Estes is spending their daughter, Mrs. H. E. Mc est Grove. several days with her daughter, Graw, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ogg visit Mrs. Dave McMullin of Natal. Mrs. Frank Hartwick and Mrs. ed Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Powell Charley Fountain of Yakima, Lowell Hieber left Friday for an Monday. Washington, is spending a short outing at Rockaway. vacation with his cousin Oral Mrs. A. N. Fisher of Portland Estes. is visiting this week at the home Mrs. D. R. Fowler and Mrs. of her son, Ray D. Fisher. Clarence Fowler spent the after JOY THEATRE Mildred Hawkins noon with Mrs. M. Dunlap Friday. Helen Twelvetrees and Ricardo Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Cortez in IS MY FACE RED? Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker, Saturday and Sunday, July 30, 31. Admission 10 and 25c. (Adv.) sons, also Newt Parker returned Chuck Ritz and Beulah Parker Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saturday from Timber where spent Tuesday at Newberg pick ing loganberries. Parker since Saturday are Mr. they have been employed. Mrs. Clara Scammon of Sil and Mrs. William Moore of Cor Mr. and Mrs. Craig Donaway vallis. A family picnic was enjoy are now occupying the house re verton, but formerly of Riverview, ed in the Parker grove Sunday. cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. H. visited friends here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel and E. Stevenson. In a letter received from Mr. Frank Hartwick motored to Port Dayton Ross of Klamath Falls and Mrs. J. P. McDonald, who for spent several days here visiting many years made their home in land Monday. A. L. Fenner left Tuesday for Mrs. Dayton Ross, who is spend Vernonia, are greetings to all his home in John Day, Oregon, ing a few weeks here with her their many friends. They now after spending several days in mother, Mrs. Jim Aubrey. live in Springfield, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Chris Vernonia on business. For real bargains—watch the County Roadmaster L. R. tiansen returned Sunday from Chandler and Emil F. Messing different parts of Oregon where classified columns of the Eagle. Riverview nesday. Loretta Baker visited with her cousin, Helen Barnes, at Verno nia. Miss Nettie Alley, health nurse, was out at Treharne Tuesday evening. For some reason not many children got there in time and parents were disappointed. Harry Wilson lost one of his work horses the past week. He has hired team and extra help to finish haying. Treharne Mrs. A. Gray of Portland was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Prutzman. Mrs. Dan Brown of Portland was a weekend guest of her sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and family have moved to Dallas. Mr. Smith is employed in the mill. Russell Stanton had his hand hurt the past week. Dorothy Webb and Wilma Glassner were in Vernonia Wed Advertise Your Huslness SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE For the six-months term beginning January 1st, 1932, and ending June 30th, 1932, showing taxes and fees collected and amounts turned over to the county treasurer. Roll 1921 1922 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 Fees $ Collected 55.92 104.08 788.45 855.98 2439.68 3022.77 8877.11 68745.93 183439.29 251.20 Bro’t For’d $ ........... Turned Over On Hand $ 55.92 $ ........ (Incorporated) SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON MEAT lb. 1 2<* Beef Roasts PEACHES—Silver Bar—2*/2’» — New pack, delicious large 4V fruit in heavy syrup OPxZ» FOR Mill GRAPE NUT FLAKES— The new cereal with the nut like flavor PACKAGE ........... 1 itz* AyFV Norwegian in pure olive oil. Just right for the picnic . for Boiling beef ribs 11». lie Sirloin Steak lb. 17<* HAMBURGER AND SAUSAGE—2-LBS. •> HT PICKLES — Kerr’s Whole Sweet SARDINES — North Star — 1 P» z» A til 15-oz. Jar. Simply delicious and 1 Oz* Assessor’s Tax— General Fund ............................................... General Road ................................................. Market Roads ................................................. Roads 1 to 22 Inc......................................... Special Roads ................................................. Cities ............................................................... High School Tuition ..................................... Union High Schools ....................................... Schools ........................................................... 1 fancy early garden. 7z> PORK & BEANS — Van Camp’s Delicious and so easy to k) serve. 16-oz. cans n FOR 1 1 n L JL V MAYONNAISE — Durkee’s — Durkee’s Famous Foods— OOz» i’ixr size •—•»(.' Listen in on KGW and win a month's groceries FREE. JELL DESERT — H-D — We guarantee there is no better. All flavors. PACKAGE Pazs COFFEE — Bliss Vacuum Packed \ rattling good coffee at t real low pricfr— 1-lb. CAN OPxZ» 401.72 44.12 1.84 44.13 6.30 251.02 34.95 151.11 319.56 $105,709.80 58,651.75 17,426.65 16,841.79 584.86 22,058.62 11,195.96 10,862.66 Warrants unpaid and outstanding June 30, 1932 Amount of unpaid Special Road district fund warrants on January 1, 1931 ....... Warrants issued January to June 30, 1932 $53,725.82 47,058.05 of unpaid General road fund war Balance on hand January 1, 1932 ................................... $183,152.17 Amount rants on January 1, 1932 ....................... 544.16 Sheriff’s Tax— Warrant issued January to June 30, 1932 .... 16,882.49 General Fund ................................................$91,415.18 General P.oad ......................... r.................... 10,193.97 Warrants paid and cancelled from Market Roads ............................................... 1,586.37 January to June 30, 1932 Roads 1 to 22 Inc........................................ 10,198.79 Special Roads ................................................. 6,118.36 Warrants unpaid and outstanding June 30, 1932 Cities ............................................................... 21,080.16 Fire Patrol ..................................................... 772.84 Drainage Districts ................... ,..................... 11,242.67 Amount of unpaid District road fund High School Tuition ..................................... 15,466.36 warrants on January 1, 1932 ................. 16,324.16 Union High Schools ....................................... 31,608.19 Warrants issued January to June 30, 1932 5,734.46 Schools ........................................................... 68,628.99 Warrants paid and cancelled from 268,311.88 January to June 30, 1032 ... 1,012.04 1,547.87 Warrants paid and cancelled from January to June 30, 1932 ..... 2,559.91 1,663.57 1,254.75 Warrants unpaid and outstanding June 30, 1932 General Fund .................................................. General Road .................................................. Market Roads ................................................. Roads 1 to 22 Inc............................................ Special Roads ................................................. High School Tuition ................................... Union High Schools ....................................... Schools ............................................................. Justice of Peace Fines— Violation Game Laws .................................... Prohibition ..................................................... Assault and Battery ..................................... 3,505.71 465.27 216.40 465.27 314.32 206.08 1,325.17 1,779.39 Amount of unpaid Market road fund warrants on January 11, 1932 ............. Warrants issued January to June 30, 1932 461.07 3,764.65 Warrants paid and cancelled from January 'to June 30, 1932 .... 896.34 4,225.72 3,972.10 Warrants unpaid and outstanding June 30, 1932 83.00 1,962.00 10.00 253.62 1,290.65 828.78 66.82 Sale of Rock .................................................. Sale of Map ................................................... Rent Scheel Place ....................................... Dance Hall License ..................................... Filing Fees ..................................................... Sale of Boat House ........................................ Rent Machinery ............................................. Refund on Zeroline ....................................... 760.99 1.00 5.00 30.00 110.00 25.00 35.98 17.49 Dog License .................................................... 1056.00 985.46 1,056.00 Clerk Fees ..................................................... Sheriff Fees .................................................... 2,611.78 251.20 2,862.98 Interest on Deposits ....................................... Interest on T. C. D........................................ 1,002.00 1,262.34 2,264.34 Clerk S. D. No. II a/c Sinking Fund S. D. No. II ............................... 400.00 400.00 G. A. Bowen a/c Peddlers License ............. G. A. Bowen a/c Deposit on Peddlers License 300.00 300.00 600.00 30.00 30.00 State of Oregon vs. Henry Olson ............... SALTED PEANUTS — H D — Extra quality, new crop. A big A PRODUCE Watermelons . lb. 2<* New- Potatoes . . 12 lb. 25<* Lettuce................ 4c Carrots............ 2- 5c Celery J .............. 2- 15c RESOURCES Amount of Cash in Hands of County Treasurer, Vis:— $473,436.44 1 il White Wonder Laundry Soap ......... lv BARS MUV Bonded Indebtedness ........................................................... $100,000.00 Warrant indebtedness ............................... 71,249.23 Agency Liability — represents monies in the hands of County Treasurer subject to demand by Schools, Cities, Drainage Districts, etc...................................... 15,052.68 2,055.00 NOTE:—Bonds outstanding $100,000.00, cash in Bond Redemption fund $66,824.79, Net bonded indebtedness $33,175.21; War rants outstanding $71,249.23. Cash on hand for warrant re demption $8,903.28, net warrant indebtedness $62,345.95. The total net bonded and warrant indebtedness is the sum 2,186.25 of $95,521.16. Motor License ................................................ County Fair ................................................... General Road ................................................. Supreme Court Cost— LAUNDRY SOAP — PEAS — Gold Bar — 2’« Warrant paid and cancelled from January to June 30, 1932 ......... ........................ For the six months ending June 30, 1932, showing amount of Warrants unpaid and outstanding June 30, 1932 receipts, disbursements and balance on hand July 1, 1932. Secretary of State— Goes further, more economical and Off assures success. BOTTLE ............... Road right-of-way, damages, etc........................................... $ 500.00 County Surveyor’s office .................................................... 25.00 Elections ................................................................................. 1,975.11 Sheriff’s office ....................................................................... 5,848.04 Clerk’s office ............ -........................................................... 3,838.76 Assessor’s office ................................... 2,902.73 Treasurer’s office ........................ —...................................... 747.56 School Superintendent’s office ............................................. 1,900.19 Court House, Repairs, Janitor, etc....................................... 997.03 County Court and Commissioners ....................................... 2,907.05 Circuit Court, Dist. Atty., Jurors, Witnesses, etc.............. 4,870.99 Justice Courts ....................................................................... 489.50 Coroner ................................................................................... 197.03 Insane ....................................................................................... 120.00 Health Officer ....................................................................... 290.06 Oouwty Jail, (Meals and repairs) ........ _.......................... 1,709.28 Scalp Bounty ......................................................................... 252.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures ........................................... 112.61 Indigent Soldiers and Sailors .................................... -......... 918.00 Widows pensions ................................................................... 4,105.00 Care of poor ........................................................................... 10,359.74 State Board of Control (Indigent poor) ........................... 660.66 County Fair Board Indebtedness Account ........................... 1,895.80 Columbia County Fire Patrol Association ......................... 600.00 Agricultural agent ................................................................. 750.00 Home Demonstration agent ................................................. 350.00 County Nurse ........................................................................... 810.00 Herd Inspector ......... 1,027.44 Fruit Inspector ....................................................................... 49.02 County Re-valuation ............................ a............................... 555.69 State Industrial Accident Commission ~.............................. 928.14 Dog License Account ........................................................... 602.24 Emergency fund ..................................................................... 430.65 8,277.61 Specials for Fri. and Sat. CERTO — 17.33 Showing the warrants drawn by order of 'the County and Circuit Courts of said Columbia County, Oregon, from January 1, 1932, to June 30, 1932, upon what budget appropriation drawn, and the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid on June 30, 1932. $17.33 $268580.41 $268536.08 State of Oregon, County _ of Columbia _______ —ss. _ beginning I hereby certify that the above report for the iterm January 1st, 1932, and ending June 30th, 1932, is correct and true LIABILITIES as I verily believe. OSCAR G. WEED, Amount of unpaid general fund Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon. warrants on January 1, 1932 ................$51,913.98 By H. E. Veazie, Deputy. Warrants issued January to June 30, 1932 53,725.82 “Endorsed”, Filed July 2, 1932, J. W, Hunt, Clerk, Entry to correct error in cancellation ......... 70.00 U. S. O & C. Land Grant Tax— Nehalem Market & Grocery 104.08 788.45 855.98 2439.68 3022.77 8877.11 68728.60 183439.29 251.20 SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY CLERK OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON Disbursements for the six months ending June 30, 1932, and Balance on hand July 1, 1932. General Fund ................................................... $46,719.94 Interest on Road Bonds .......................... - 2,500.00 General Road .................................................. 16,841.79 Roads 1 to 22 Inc............................................. 13,408.23 Special Roads .......................................... - 1,663.57 Market Roads .............................................. 3,972.10 School Clerks ................................................ 65,993.43 Interest on School Bonds ............................. 9,095.58 School Bonds ................................................ 15,000.00 Union High Schools ........................... 28,793.94 High School Tuition ........................................ 4,575.92 Cities ................................................................ 21,978.20 Drainage Districts .......................................... 13,228.32 Prohibition ........................... —........ 2,701.96 State School Fund ....................................... 348.03 County School Fund .................................. — 39,559.11 Elementary School Fund ............................... 16,811.43 Sailors and Soldiers Ind. Fund ..................... 917.23 Dog License Fund ....................................... 587.69 Oregon State Game Com................................ 54.00 Fire Patrol ................ -.... -..... —........ .......... 787.97 Columbia Countv Fair A’ssn. ......................... 828.78 Bond Fund S. D. No. 21 ............................. 208.72 Balance on hand July 1, 1932 .... General countv fund ................................... $ 5,521.10 General road fund ........................................... 7,261.46 District road funds ......................................... 7,100.08 Special District road funds ........................... 11,526.31 Market road funds ......................................... 32,958.38 Special city funds ........................................... 1,545.05 Special school funds ..................................... 8,581.79 County school fund .................................. 1,489.05 State school funds ......................................... 3.84 Elementary school fund ................................. 2.75 High School Tuition fund ........................... 13,610.64 Union High School No. 1 ............................. 202.66 Union High School No. 2 ............................. 104.33 Union High School No. 3 ............................. 1,972.79 Union High School No. 4 ............................... 874.88 Fire Patrol ...... 110.90 Library fund ................................................... 26.48 Bond Redemption fund ................................... 66,824.79 Trust fund ....................................................... 743.85 Soldiers and Sailors Indigent fund ............... 336.64 Indemnity fund ............................................... 79.65 Beaver Drainage District ............................... 379.06 Columbia Drainage District ........................... .75 John Drainage District ................................... 20.26 Magruder Drainage District ........................... 30.61 Marshland Drainange District ........ 49.97 Midland Drainage District ............................. 103.97 Rainier Drainage District ............................. 21.38 Scappoose Drainage District ......................... 310.43 Motor License fund ....................................... 1,290.65 Dog License fund ........................................... 2,448.20 Bee License fund ........................................ 112.60 Prohibition fund ................................... 1,428.54 Special Road Dist No. 5 Overdrawn ........... Special Road Dist. No. 21 Overdrawn ........ City of Scappoose Overdrawn __ ................. 4.89 21.55 170.79 $167,073.84 197.23 Cash in hands of County Treasurer ................ $166,876.61 1931 tax roll uncollected ...................... ....... 253,605.59 Delinquent tax rolls 1925 to 1930 inc................................ 264,317.25 Court House, Equipment and Real Estate ......................... 40,000.00 Rock quarries and gravel pits .............. 8,000.00 Road Machinery, Tools, etc..................... 50,000.00 TOTAL ...................................... $782,799.45 RESOURCES .......................................-__ _____________ $782,799.45 $306,575.94 LIABILITIES ........... ..... ............... ...... ............................ 186,301.91 166,860.50 State of Oregon, County of Columbia—ss. I, J. W. Hunt, County Clerk of Columbia County, Oregon, here- ty certify that the above report for the six months period endin; State of Oregon, County of Columbia—ss. I hereby certify thait the foregoing statement is correct and true Jane 30, 1932. is true and correct as I verily believe. Dated this 23rd day of July, 1932. to the best of my knowledge and belief. GLADYS PETERSON, J. W. HUNT, Treasurer Columbia County, Oregon. County Clerk. Columbia County, Oregon. “ Endorsed, ” Filed July 23, 1932. J. W. Hunt, Clerk. “Endorsed," Filed July 22, 1932. J. W. Hunt, CleTk. $473,436.44