THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 194«
PAGE FOUR
Legal Advertisement
NEWELL HEIGHTS
Mrs Dicktreson was quite 111 the
past week due to an Infected tooth
She is much improved.
M. L. Judd and daughter. Ellen
were Ontario shoppers Saturday af
ternoon.
The Junior group of girl Scouts
were entertained in the Arlene Pie-
rcy home Saturday afternoon. Joyce
Kurtz was a week-end guests.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hill made a trip
to Boise on business one day this
week.
Mr and Mrs Olsen of Nyssa spent
Friday in the Piercy home.
The M Li. Judd family were Sun
day dinner guests in the Mrs Ollie
Judd home in Parma.
Mrs Anna S. D. Pratt is to arrive
this week from Willamette valley
for an extended visit with her son,
Louis, ad family.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hill entertained
friends at a party at their home
Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs H. B. Williams were
Nyssa shoppers Thursday. Mrs W il
liams turned in the Red Cross sew
ing that the Newell Heights ladies
completed.
The January meeting of the Par
ent Teacher association has been
postponed until Wednesday night
January 27. Mr Parr of the Nyssa
high school will discuss the econo
mic situation. Special music will be
featured.
TEN DAVIS
Mrs Leonard Goodson, Mrs Lizzie
Hertig, Mrs Ellis Eckberg and Mrs
Florence Hermo were hostess at a
miscellaneous shower for Mrs Orv
ille Abendorf <nee Majorie Welbom)
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Rada Proctor. Games were the
featured entertainment. The bride
received many useful and lovely gi
fts. Refreshments were served to a-
bout 25 guests.
Mr and Mrs Orville Hartman were
hosts at a pinochle party Saturday
night. Quests were Mr and Mrs Ray
Franklin. Mr and Mrs Harvey Mc
Laughlin, Mr and Mrs Jay Bowers,
Mr and Mrs Walt Henderson, Mr
and Mrs John Eckberg, Mr and Mrs
Carl Gotch and Mrs and Mrs Z e lg -
ler. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Sid Tucker enter
tained at Sunday dinner Dr. and
Mrs Mitchell of Parma.
Several school children are ill wi
th influenza.
The teachers of Ten Davis are
selling war stamps. Each child takes
his book to schrol where the teach
er keeps the book and puts in what
war stamps the child is able to buy.
Already several of dollars worth of
stamps have been sold.
Mrs John Pritchard and Mrs Wil
lard Bartles attended the election
of officers of the Rebecca lodge In
Parma Tuesday.
Mrs Fred Hertig, Jr. left Thurs
day for Pendleton, where her moth
er, Mrs Oladys Thomas, underwent
an operation.
Mrs Myrtle Henderson was ad
mitted to Memorial Park hospital
Sunday for medical attention.
Sid Tucker made a business trip
to Boise Saturday.
Mrs Bob Oreenway spent the
week-end visiting her parents, Mr
ad Mrs Aston of Arena Valley.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hertig were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs
Cal K r l e ' rnback of Parma.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Mrl.aughlln
and f'm ily were Sunday visitors
at the II F. J r.es home in River
side.
Adrian
US-hUni*
Clerk’s Semi-Annual Statement
From
J u ly 1, 1942 to December 91, 1942
FUNDS ON HAND
vllnlsters or others interested in church puDUclty are invited to
.he columns of the Journal to carry important messages and notices
o their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of
•ach week.
______________
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
MISSION
Regular services at St. Paul’s
church will be discontinued until
the vacancy created by the resig
nation of Rev. Stanley Moore has
been filled.
There will be two
services each month Which will
be conducted by the various min
isters of the missionary district of
Eastern Oregon, by Bishop Wm. P.
Remington and Arch Deacon Rob-
othan.
Women’s Guild meets second
Wednesday in each month.
Sunday school classes will be
held each Sunday morning at 10:30.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Vern Martin, Pastor
Sunday school at 10:00 am.
Classes for every age, bring your
family.
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m
message by the pastor.
Junior meeting Sunday evening
at 7:15 p.m.
Young people's service at 7:15.
Evening Evangelistic service at
8:00 p.m. message by the pastor.
Wednesday evening prayer and
1 praise service 8:00 p.m.
Radio program every Sunday at
NYSSA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Pastor C. A. Slaughter
Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Alan Ed
THE COMMUNITY UNITE!»
monds Superintendent. Every class
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
welcomes you.
Kingman Memorial
Morning service, 11: o’clock
J. C. Nevln, Pastor.
Evengellstic 8 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 8
10 A. M., Bible school. Try to
magine the Bible and every ref- o’clock.
A cordial welcome to all.
■rence to it lost to our world, then
esolve.
F U LL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
11 A. M., morning worship. The
Lloyd Pounds, pastor
:acrament of the Lord’s supper.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Jermon: "A New Commandmet” .
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
leceptlon of new members.
Sunday evening evangelistic ser
7:45 P. M., evening worship. De-
'otions led by the young people vlet at 7:30.
Wednesday evening prayer ser
Discussion groups for every mem-
vice 7:30 in parsonage.
ler of the family.
Friday night
young people’s
service.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
(CHRISTIAN)
SUNSET V ALLE Y
H. N. Waddell, Pastor
Bible school at 10, John Quigley, ASSEM BLY O F GOD CHURCH
Mrs. C. Cochell, pastor
superintendent.
11 A. M , worship and commun
Sunday school 9:45.
ion service. Sermon “The Christ
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
Of Bethlehem ad Nazareth.”
Evangelistic service, 7:45 P.M.
6:45 P. M„ Children’s meeting
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:45
Leader, Mrs. Cays.
P.M.
7 P. M„ Y.P.C.E.
I f you do not attend services
7:30 P. M„ Evangelistic services.
Message "The Three Thiumphal elsewhere you are invited. We wel
come you.
Entries of Christ.”
The evengellstic meeting will close
L. D. 8. CHURCH
Sunday night. We started our
Sunday 9:15 a.m. Priesthood
Christ-centered crusade last Sun
meeting.
day. Fifteen Sunday mornings, ser
Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday school.
mons on the life of Christ. Fifteen
Sunday 7:30 p. m. Sacrament
Sunday night, sermons on what
meeting.
Jesus teaches about every day
Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Relief society
problems o life.
meeting.
Tuesday, Jan. 25, Bible study at
Wednesday 8:00 pm. M. I. A. meet
the home of Elmer Hill in the coun
ing.
try.
Wednesday 4:15 pm. Primary
Thursday, Jan. 28, Bible study and meeting.
prayer service at the Waddell home.
A friendly church extends to you
a friendly welcome to all of the THE METHODIST COMMUNITY
CHURCH
services.
M. H. Oreenlee. Pastor
Church school opens prcmptly at
ADRIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH 10 o’clock every Sunday morning.
10:00 A M Bible school
Morning worship with sermon by
11:00 A. M., Morning worship. the pastor is at 11 a. m. The Meth
Sermon, "The Grace of God ”, Our odist Youth Fellowship and the
mid-winter fellowship basket din Young Adult Fellowship meetings
ner will be held following the wor are at 7 p. m. The evening worship
ship. All members are urged to be service begins at 8 p. m. with a half
present and hear the midget com hour cf congregational singing. The
mittee report after the dinner and pastor brings an evangelistic mess
discuss Its proposals.
age each Sunday evening. Prayer
7:30 P M , Evening worship. An service Wednesday evening at the
hour : f informal devotions and dis parsonage at 8 o'clock. Beginning
cussions. There is a place fo r every this Wednesday evening the group
member of the family. The Juniors will study personal evangelism with
lead the devotions.
the pastor as the leader. Anyone in
terested is cordially invited.
An unusual sky formation was states that he Is now a first class
noticed Sunday evening. A com bin- petty officer, and Is acting as gen-
atlon of clouds and rays of the set eral advisor to platoon Instructors
ting sun had combined to form wh- In the new naval area at Camp Pe-
at was described as an Immense ary. Williamburg. Virginia.
’•V".
Mrs Mildred Hite and children
A few communicable diseases are were recent dinner guests cf Mrs
reported. There are several cases of Threlma Elliott.
mumps in the South Owyhee dlst-
The February meeting of the Kin-
rlct. Several people in this vicinity gm&n Kolony PTA has been post-
of Adrian have had severe colds. A poned from today to January 27
few local children are recovering Principal Frank Parr of Nyssa will
from chicken pox.
speak on "Social and Economic Ch-
A slight snow storm on Saturday «Ikies In the Past War W :rld ’’
evening, and a Sharp wtnd from the
On Tuesday evening the Adrian
north sent the thermometer down basketball squad defeated Roswell
to the lowest point of the season; 38 to 26 on the local floor.
putting a sudden end to the mild
On Friday evening, the squad lost
winter in this part of the country to Payette 35 to 34 in an overtime
Beginning Monday evening, Jan- game at Payette.
nary IS and continuing every Mon-
John Johnson. local Agriculture
day and Thursday evenings for four Instructor was called to his home
weeks, Miss Dorothy Puree, local In Wallowa because of the serious
home economics teacher, is offering Illness of his sister.
a series of lessons on "The Process-
Semester tests were given at the
ing of Food For Farm Families" high school Tuesday and Wedne«-
All homemakers are urged to attend day.
these meetings at the high school On Tnrsday Mr Heter of the Heat-
Don Holly was in Boise on bus- •r studios tn Ontario spent the day
ineas Tuesday.
*t the local high school photograph-
Mr and Mrs Alvin McOlnnis re big members of the senior class
turned Saturday from Her king. Cal-
Glenn Osborn, who recently Jotn-
lforoia, where Mr McOlnnis has ed the navy, visited friends over
been employed Indefense work.
the week-end.
Mrs Fred Oltwi n went to Qowen
Technical Aar gen nt Daniel Zam-
field Tuesday to meet her husband ora and wife visited the high srhool
who was there on conway duty. Mr. last week He Ls home on furloiarh
Qtbaon returned to Adrian and sp- from Caifomta
ent a day visiting friends and relat-
A covered-dish dinner will be ser-
Ivies before returning to Utah.
ved Sunday. January 24 at the high
TTie A. N. K. Oarden club met at school by the trutted Presbyterian
Use home of Mrs Robert Owes street church Mrs Ckrl Kill and MYs M
Tuesday for their regular meeting |L. Judd are heading the committee
Mrs. M L Judd led the discussion In charge of the dinner.
cn the leaser», "Winter Window Oa-
Mrs Don Holly took Mr and Mrs
rdens"
Frank Miller to Parma Saturday
The Mary and Martha society of evening Mr and Mrs Miller left for
the United Presbyterian church held , Portland to be with their daughter.
their monthly meeting at the Van Virginia, wtw recently underwent an
Matre home. Mrs Frances Deffer emergency appendectomy
led the devotion« and Mrs John
Rev and Mrs Barden returned
Auker conducted the lesson.
last week from Spokane, where they
Word from Oeorge Simio ex-Ad «pent three weeks visiting relatives
rian high school athletic director.
Mr and Mrs R Book were recent
WHO DIED BOMBING- <JAP
WA8SHIPS At MOST FAOM THEIR.
Ai AST TOPS IN THE BATTLE OF
<, MIDWAY, b e c a m e the f i r s t
' MARINE CORPS PILOT OF THIS
WAR TO WIN THE CONGRESSIONAL.
AIE PAL OF HONOR PR ESID EN T
ROOSEVELT . IN AWARDING IT
POSTHUMOUSLY TO CAP! FLEMIN6S
MOTHER,CAL1ED IT* THE FINEST
MEDAL IN A ll THE WORLD.“
SUPS6T WALTER A.MENSCI .WHO RE
TURNED FROM A PACIFIC ISLAND OuTPOST,
BR0U6HT BACK WITH HIM 60,000 UNUSUAL
SEA SHELLS. BEFORE JOINING THE MARINE-
CORPS HE WAS A
\ STAMP AND COIN
COLLECTOR.
P ii?
;v
’
: m THE SOLOMON
WSOWSEDI
Cities Sc Towns .............................................
City and Town Road Districts ... ........ -.... —
Dog License Fund
........— ....... —........ — ....
Irrigation Sc Drainage Districts .............. -.....
Elementary School Fund ... ....................... .....
Enforcement Fund ................... -....... ............
Estates ......................................................... -
Fire Patrol ... .............................. — ...........
County Fair Fund ........................................
Food Stamp Fund ... ................ ----------------
General County Fund ....... ...............-
-— -
General Road Fund ................ — .......... ....—
Rodent Control Fund ................................-...
Non-High School Fund ..............................
Non-High School Sinking Fund ........... - ....
Indigent Liquor Fund
........................... —
Library Fund ....................- ......- ................... -
Law Library Fund ........_ ......................... —
Lost Sc Found Property Fund ........ —...........
State Tax Fund .............................................
County School Fund ........................-.... -.... ~
State School Fund ....... ........ .......................
School Library Fund ................................ —■
School Districts
..................... -........
Taylor Grazing No. 3 Fund ............................
Taylor Grazing No. 4 Fund .............................
Taylor Orazing No. 6 Fund
...... -........
Unapportioned Special Tax Fund ..................
Weed Control Fund ............— ................ - ......
Fund in Lieu of Undertaking on Attachment
19,782 91
356 37
696 A3
56.383.74
17.040.61
1.385 00
5.00
34.16
646 83
.00
22,258 38
22,174.39
2,737.67
32.586.62
706.90
3.063.70
3.999.33
S44.ll
128.55
1,522.01
66.834 03
492.94
85199
111.347.62
8211.70
5,75122
5 64
.00
4229
130.00
. J;S AH9
ix- ,
.'-L.
-
I
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Don
Covey.
At the lecal high school assembly
meeting, a special program was pre
sented by the F. F. A. boys. A par
liamentary procedure contest was
held between offiers of the student
body and F F. A. boys. Following
this, musical selections were given
by Harold Miller, Joe Cram and
Donald Hite. A reading "The Cha
mpion" was given by Mario Ander
son. James Shaw presided over the
meeting.
The Girls League program was
turned over to the F. F. A. group
at their meeting January 14. The
Girl’s League has taken over the
management of the “cake" machine,
and are using the proceeds for pict
ures for the high school
Mrs Dan Holly, Mrs James Taylor
and Mrs Barnett attended the PTA
meeting at Owyhee Thursday even
ing to hear Miss Marie Church sp
eak of her recent work in Korea.
Mr and Mrs George Lockwood of
Weiser visited at the home of Mr
and Mrs Don Covey Sunday.
O w yhee
The Owyhee P. T. A. met at the
school house Thursday evening with
a record crowd in attendance. The
main feature of the evening was
a talk on Korea by Miss Church,
who spent many years In that coun
try as a missionary teacher. Joan
Crocker, A n n e tt e Hillier and Mrs
Roy Ouerk modeled Korean cloth
ing. Larry Gueck, Raymond Bergam.
Dwatne Wolf, Joan Crocker and
Billy Ward pupils of Miss Church
told interesting stories of the Kor
ean flag and holidays in that coun
try. Miss Church stressed the pro
gress of Korea even under oppress
ion by stronger surrounding count
ries. Mrs Blanch Hite served a lun
ch of Jelly roll cookies and coffee.
Mrs Jessie Skinner was assistant
hostess.
Rev Krlner of Payette will preach
after Sunday school Sunday. Every
one is Invited.
.TILIWV FIRE
MANY ENEMY
TH-molLa THE M IL
Charles Huffman is visiting rel
atives and friends in the commun
ity.
Week-end guests in the Klingbaek
home were Mrs Frank DeBord and
two grandchildren, Eleanor and De
an Walker, of Payette, Margaret
Klingbaek and T-Sgt. Russell Wolf
of Boise and Mr and Mrs Kenneth
McDonald and daughter, Kay, of
Caldwell. Mrs DeBord reported the
marriage cf her youngest daughter,
Verle, at Forest Grove, Oregon cn
December 24 to L. LaMarr Bell. Mrs
Bell was born and raised in this
vicinity. Mr and Mrs Bell are high
school teachers in the Forest Grove
vicinity.
Mrs T. M. Lowe was taken Thur
sday to the Ontario hcspital, where
she is very ill.
Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson
entertained at dinner Sunday for
Mr and Mrs Pat Bennett of the R i
chland district.
SHEAVILLE
The valley is enjoying rather
pleasant winter weather, not too
cold but cold enough that stock
clean up their feed. Instead of run
ning over it.
James Carter returned lost week
from a trip to California, where
he was called because of the ill
ness of his mother at Newport
beach.
Mrs, Margaret Ramey, who spent
the Christmas holidays with her
fother, Mr. Carter, returned to her
home at Kimberly. Idaho.
Mrs. Erma Ladiges, who under
went an operation at Caldwell, re
turned home for Christmas, but
suffered a relapse and had to be
taken back to the hospital. She
has been dismissed from the hos
pital. but is net yet able to come
home.
Mrs. Ladigas’ mother, who is
here from Washington, is caring
for the children.
Miss Irene Rhea, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Strode, who was sev
erely injured when coasting, is re
ported by her doctor as very much
improved.
Total
.......................-................................................ - 4 381.308.18
GENERAL FUND WARRANT ACCOUNT
Warrants unredeemed July 1, 1942 ........................................... 31,89694
Warrants Issued last Six Months ............................................. 48263.15
»
Warrants redeemed last Six Months ................-.....................
Balance unredeemed warrants December 31, 1942 ....................
81,150.09
69,590.17
11,56992
$ 81,150.09
Cash In General Fund December 31, 1942 ..............................• 2295838
Warrants Outstanding ............................................................ 1196992
Resources December 31, 1942 ............................................... 4
10,796.46
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING
DECEMBER 31, 1942
Collection c f Taxes, Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor,
Treasurer and Other Receipts:............................ ............$ 873,172.47
DISBURSEMENTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31. 194*
Circuit Court ..........................................................- ............... • 1,522.10
County Court ............................................................. -......... — 195890
Sheriff’s Office .............. ..................................................-.....
6,86992
Clerk's Office ............................................- ............... -....... —
3,92425
Assessor’s Office ...............................................................
4949.33
County School Superintendent’s Office ...................................
1.413.18
Treasurer’s Office ...............................................................
918.61
Sealer of Weights Sc Measurers ........................................... .
83.08
State Industrial Accident Commission ......................................
114.94
Dependent Children .................................................................
2,756.42
Old Age Assistance ...........„.......................................— .........
4.980.60
Blind Assistance .................................... ...........— -------............
120.00
Old People’s Heme ............................. -.............................. .
223624
Care of Poor ........................................................................
6,126.66
148.49
Appropriation for Indigent Veterans ...................................
211.95
Official Advertising ...................................................... - ...
289.80
Justice Court ..................................................................... ..
129.40
Coroner ... .... ......... ........ .................. ................ ..... ... .... ....
150.00
County Physician ...............................................................
87.67
Tuberculosis Indemnity ........................................................
370.00
Audit County Bocks ................................ .... ........... .......... .
10.00
Officers Indemnity Bonds .................................................
1,735.19
Election ................. .............................................................
76 00
Insane, Examination of ............ .........................................
213.02
Vital Statistics ................................................ .... ...............
438.71
District Attorney’s Office ............................................. .....
Court House (Office furniture, insurance.
17.50
improvements, etc.) .................... ..................................
Current Exp. (Fuel, water, telephone, janitor, etc.) .................. 1.85820
3264.16
Agriculture Advisor ........................
663.00
Emergency Fund .............................
417.52
Miscellaneous .............. :..................
187.60
Destruction of Predatory Animals ...
1.671.68
County Health Nurse ....................
00
Weed Control ................................
275.06
Insurance cn County Fair Buildings
3799
Cricket Control ..............................
23 30
Watermaster Sc Deputies ................
100.00
School Institute Sc Examinations ....
Total, General Fund ...............................................................9 49253.1#
Statement
Malheur County Library Fund .................................................
2,32129
FINANCIAL REPORT OF OKA C HOPE. TREASURER OF MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON.
Indigent Liquor Fund ................ ..................................... .... .
27.10
JUNE 3«. 1942. TO DECEMBER 31, 1942.
13.25
Bal 12-31-42 Law Library Fund ...................................................................
Balance
Credits
Debits
Fund
Fair Fund ................................................. .............................
1286.02
6-30-42
...................................................
3,048.27
$381.30813 Taylor Grazing No. 3 Fund
$156,709 20
$693.188 88
$917.787 81
Cash
......................
1.522.01 Taylor Orazing No. 4 Fund ..................................................... 1,803.10
16.23
1,915.78
3,421 56
State Tax
...........................
22,358 38 Enforcement Fund ....._........................................... ............ .00
3,094.17
70.344.03
89,608 24
General County
68,834.03 Roads Sc Highways ............................................................. ... $ 17,979.01
1263.34
10.552.53
59.644 84
Countv School
20,032.27
22,174.39 Total, all Funds
1.467 04
40.740.62
............. -.........................-...... • » . n u t
General Road ............
32.586.52 STATE OF OREGON
11,809 62
13.498 84
34.275 74
Non High School
)
706.90
...............
706.90
00.00
00 00
Non High Reserve
sa.
00.00
3,356.49
2.118 07 COUNTY OF MALHEURi
5.47456
Union High No. 1
..........
460.00
450.20
225.20
225.00
U. H School No. 1 Sinking
I, H. S. Sackett, County Clerk of Malheur County. State of Oreogn, d o
00.00
2,304.59
9.809.32
7.504.73
Union High School No. 2
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and oorrect statement of
1.480 00
1.260.00
1,780.00
1,560.00
U. H School No. 2 Sinking
the financial condition of Malheur County. Oregon, as shown by the re
6.846.51
25,604 26
00.00
32,450.77
Union High School No 3
cords at* the close of business, December 31. 1948.
4,186.59
5,91688
4.186.25
5,916
54
U. H School No. 3 Sinking
Dated this 1st day of January, 1943
20.400 85
4.969.90
15,430 95
00.00
Union High School No. 4
H. 8. SACKETT
4.065.41
4.021.00
2,747.96
2,792.37
U H School No. 4 Sinking
County Clerk of Malheur
37.659 82
32.430 83
5.228 99
00.00
Union High School No. 5
County, State of Oregon
2.630 00
1.885 31
1.51693
U H School No. 5 Sinking
772.24
1.878 42
1.798 22
8020
Mallieur-Hiirney Union No l
00.00
Legal Advertisement
5.043.20
2.775 03
3.999 33
County Library
1,731.16
65199
16
604.71
47 44
School Library
23 25
344.11
11223
Law Library
255.13
C. W. GLENN. SHERIFF AND TA X COLLECTOR.
15.877 79
00 00
17.040.61
1.362 82
Elementary School .
December 31. 194*.
7 850 03
7 953 18
492 94
State School
38979
)
131,050 70
191.708 60
77.700.43 State of Oregon.
School Districts
17.042.53
) as
994 16
740 06
355 37
City Roads
101.27
)
55.845 68
19.782 91 County cf Malheur.
Cities
00 0O
75.628 59
44281
00 00
2.737 67 Balance uncollected taxes.
Rodent Control
2.294 86
....... .......... .... _ ......$ 7 4 7 9 0 6 .2 5
00 00
OOOO
2415 June 30, 1942
Fire Patrol
24 15
00 OO
00 00
696 53 Receipts from sale of County
Dog License
696 53
9,101.76
$ 9.10178
00 00
Estates of Deceased
500
5 00 Land turned over to Treasurer .............
00 00
Motor License
9.214 80
00 00 Interest collected since June 30.
12.678 20
OD
3.463 40
16.588 61
16998«
1.266 02
County Fair
1.197.22
64583 1942, turned over to Treasurer
71463
208.000 00
248.000.00
Unappertlaned Tax
00 00 Charged from rolls account cf Tax
40.000 00
854.70
Weed Control
00 00
800 00
42 29 Foreclosure. Court Orders, etc............
842 29
612.04924
Taylor Orazing No. 3
821170 1942-1943 Tax Rolls .................. ..........
6.679 33
3.809 77
5.342.14
Tavlor Orazing No 4
2.267 85
5.751 22 Collections turned over to
3,396 07
4.623 00
073986«
Tavlor Orazlnz No 6
00 00
00 00
564 Treasurer since June 30, 1942.
564
780909.99
Indigent Liquor
1.098 52
27 10
3.063 70 Balance unccllected taxes
1.992 28
Irrigation Districts
23.012 37
12201 68
40.555 43
51.366 12
11285.794 94
81286.79494
Drainage Districts
135 86
13.657 76
8.776.00
5.01762
State Game
225 00
225 00
00 00 State of Oregon.
00 00
)
Enforcement
385 00
OOOO
! «0,00
1 385 00
) as.
Lost S i Found Property
00 00
13955
00 00
128 55 County cf Malheur
>
Food Slatnp
00 00
3 000 00
3000 00
00 00
le w
Glenn. Sheriff and Tax Collector of MaJheur County. Oregon,
In Lien of Undertaking an Attachment
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130 00
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I. Ora C. Hope. Treasurer of Malheur County. Oregon, hereby certify the foregoing to be true and correct best of my knowledge and belief
to the b«et c f my knowledge and belief
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ORA C HOPE.
Sheriff and IB s Collector
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County Treasurer.
Malheur county, Oregon.
Semi-Annual Statement