The Daily journal., January 08, 1903, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

PAGE FOUR.
OREGON
STATE
FINANCES
Treasurer Moore Comments
i on General Prosperity
.
Balance of $1,137,575.64
in the Treasury
$tnl TrsnsMrsr Moor tow com
paftsd Itta report tor tht iwriod of. SI
months, SopUmilwr 80, UWI.
Th itaUiHSnt shows a ll" m
liond o rtfllMr SOth. last, of $i.-J7-7.6I.
In prasoriUn; the report.
vfJrtBh 80S to tho l;lslsturo, Trenmir
wrMoore tnkos occasion to comment
tin the genet nl prosperity of the coun
try, and to otherwise mention tho af
infra of lilw department In h follow
1ng terms:
I have the honor to ptesent here
with, this, my second rsitort of the
trannaotlons of tho treasury dojKirt
mqnt of the stato of Orogon, for the
iimi hoElnnlnK January I, 1H01, and
ending Boplomber 30, 1902 ombrnrlng
a poHod of 21 months.
Tho general prosperity prevailing
throughout tho country 1 apparent In
the financial affair of the elate, a
hown In this reMrt. It will he no
tioed that there l not a -Ingle dollar
f delinquent tax against any county
In the etaU lnc the yr 1W7. and
of the amount delinquent for and be
fore 1M7, as well a nearly all of th
Internet chargee for th- sum tlmn,
only (he state tax against Clatsop and
Lake rouHtiM way Iw conshh-n'd valid
all of the other chars.es of tax ami In
t-rrat havlnit bwn rendered "ld l
th Mipreme toiirt In th ! of Ia
ton ve Uoard of ICqnalUullon S3 Or
131, and (Mate Marlon County, 3C
Or. J71 I HM recommend a I did
In my teat rsjtort that th hulidaturn
HiithoriM hi by ftwiroprlHtf ti-solu
tton, to crtMlIt off these void char.,
o they will not have to b carried
along on the hooka. The nUiim of the
notea In Mis trust fundi also rHIpcUi
the general prosperity of the atate
and I would especially rail youi atten
tlon to their splendid condition, the
per cent of delinquent Inteivst inrr
hiring prn.ctlea.lly nothing.
Anrtoultural 8o.lr.tv Nete.
In my Jat rejxH-t 1 ohIIm1 aueullim
to thla not, which waa given by the
old State Hoard of Agriculture on De
cember W. 1SII. for the mm of $M.
iKMt, for a loan from tho i-oiuinon
aclMWl fund, aud la aw urou by a mort
gHg Ott the fulr grouud propert) Thin
property wm iIihnM to the ntati- in
lit, stiujwt to thin mortgage in ion
IderaUon of th atau imdIhk tht
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!! Our 10.00, 11.00. 12.00 lines now reduced to
;; Our 11.00. 12.00 12.50 lines now reduced to
!! Our t2.50, t3.00 lines now reduced to
;; Our 12.00. 12.50 lines now reduced to
Our 15.00 lines now reduced to
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;; Our 12.00, 513.00, 514.00, 515.00 lines now
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floating Indebtedness of tho old board,
which amountod to $7000. No Inter
eat haa ever boon paid, so Uiat the
note, with the interest, now amount
to about 1W0. anl the niorigage
will outlaw If not paid or iorecioseo ui
fore the meeting of the next teglsla
ture. It is necary that thla lesjsla
tre make provision for lta nettle.
.... r in.. Stale Land Hoard will be
compelled to foreclose the mortgage
to protect the school funu.
Bounty Warrants.
The Iwttnty tax levied by the legis
lature of 1801 on the tax rolla of 1900
haa all been paU.aml warrant for the
full amount have been i ailed, llounty
warant In excess of those called have
been endowed "Not paid for want of
funds." mounting to $MW). an which
the Interest la estimated to be $S60,
making a total of $7710. for which
provision for payment should be mad.
Swamp Land Warrants.
It will be en by referring to the
table of Indorsed warrants outstanding
and not called, that warrants to the
amount or $38,040.08 arc on tho swamp
land fund, of which $30,926.38 bears 8
per cent Interest and $8,011.70 boars C
per cent Interest Tho ostlmated In
terest on the whole amount Ih $19.
018.12. milking tho totnl nmotint duo
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On Your Mind
the fact, that we DO JUST as we
15 ADVERTISE. Out method of do-
kg business is based on plainness,
3 frankness and honest
3 able orices, when you consult us you
can DEPEND on
5 EXACT CONDITION of your
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odds and ends and broken lines throughout
HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEMAIAfiP
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THE DA.LV I -
R7 nr. no. These warrants wore i-
sued In repaymont for money paid to
the state for swamp land to wnicu up
state's claim failed, rendering It Im
possible to convey good title. The
only money coming Into the swamp
land fund applicable to the payment of
these warrants Is from tho sale of
swamp land, and It Is doubtful if there
Is enough swamp land remaining tin
.i.i in the state to redeem the out
standing warrants, a It seems to be
..-oniirflilv exhntisted. I nave oee
able to redeem only one of tho war-
nt. this fund slnco I enme iuio
omce, and dining this period the ie-
celpU have not equaled tne inters
that ha accrued. As theso warrants
will have to be ald aome time, I pre
sent the matter to the legislature for
lis consideration. These and the boun
. warrant, iimrtlcally constitute the
debt of the state, the unpaid bonds
mentioned In this repoit being insig
nificant In amount, and will probably
never be called for.
Oregon Provisional Territorial War
rants. I have had two Inquiries fiom per
sons holding warrants of the old Ore
gon provisional territory, to Know
if
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. TMUMBAV. JANUARY I
VETERANS
TO HOLD
RE-UN10N
Oregon's Survivors of the
Civil War
Will Assemble in this City on
February 3
The survivors of Oregon's two regi
ments In the Civil War have arranged
for a leunlon. to bo held In this city
on February 3d. Mayor Bishop has
extended ot tho veterans the free use
of the council chamber at tho city hall
as a place of meeting. The union em
hi aces the surviving members of the
First Oregon Cavalry and tho Flist
Oregon Infantry.
The following correspondence has
boon had between J. u. uimicic. 01
Hubbard, and Mayor Bishop with ief
erence to the mattor, the answer to
Mr. Dlmlck's lettor being forwarded
to him by Recorder Judah this morn
ing
Mr. Dlmlck's Letter.
It Is the proeont Intontlon to hold
a reunion of the survivors of Orogon's
two old regiments of 18G1 and 1865,
ihe Flint Oregon Infantry ana tno
First Oiegon cavalry, In Salem, on
Februarv 3. 1903. and we want to ask
for the use of the city hall for the
place of meeting. I wish to issue tne
rail soon, and would like an early an
swer Wo will want the hall both af
tcrnoon and evening. '
Request Granted.
At the request of Mayor Bishop,
th following reply was sent tins
morning by Recorder Judah:
Your letter of the 6th Inst., in rela
tion to the use of a hall in the city
building for the accommodation of the
war veterans of the two great Oregon
regiments, on February 3, 1903, lins
been leferred to me by Mayor Bishop,
of this city, with his consent In which
I cordially Join, to offer you the free
use of the council chamber In the city
hall on that date, afternoon and ev
ening and I herewith tender you and
your lolleaaues the advantages auovn
siiiKjgdu'wiiiiui. fcgp xu" mav nU
enjoy ine reunion.
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Filed His Bend.
The bond of A. F. Hafer. Jr.. as ad
minlstrntor of the estate of the lnte
Julius Ruef was today approved by
County Judge Scott, and letters of ad
ministration wero Issued The amount
of the bond U $20,000 and J A Ann
perle, president of the Oregon State
bank, at Jefferson, is surety
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l Our 514 00,516.00
Oui 15.00
$ Our 16.00, 17.00, 18,00 lines now reduced to
!! Our 16.50 lines now reduced to
;; Our 17.00, 18.00, 20.00 lines now reduced to
!! Our l7.oo, 17.5o,2o.oo lines now reduced to
No article in the above
the house are to be cleaned out regardless of
ROBES. MENS ANO nrtve i u..,. .
MORE TIME THAN
MONEY
o. tionnln h.lVG to 81)01(1, btlt If
vou have no time, possibly you might
ilko to have one of our fine lG-Jowet
timekeepers, as they do not require
much money for the Investment, uu
Block of flno watches for ladles and
gentlemen Is complete, and emurnces
everything In Elgin and Wolthnm
watches. Prices lower tlinn ovei.
C.T, Pomeroy
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mi mi mi mi mi i mint-
THE LEADER THE LEADER
rs. Fraser's
j Friday's Special
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50c
For
An eljgant corset in pink,
blue, grey and black, long J
medium and short, placed I
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IIICUIUIIl illlU JUUI It uidCCU
on special bale Friday at
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.t. CnU for thp P P. P.
; Read our special for Sat-
uiutijr u 11115111 juvt uu
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:: THE
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! 27 1 Commercial St i
4 4 IIIWHIDHII MMMM'
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lines now reduced to
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lines reserved,
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Making A Now Year Resolution
Is ono thing and adhering to It u
another; but we nro satisfied that an
who icsolvo to uho Roger's wines m
liquors will carry It out without th
slightest wish to do otherwise, The;
will find that our goodB aro alwayi
the best, of tho purest quality, of d
llclous navor anu unwavering uni
formity.
J. P. ROGERS,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . . .
Mil I I I t'H-H-4"-H4 llll H4-f
A NEW GAS RANGE
For your kitchen will make you
laugh nt the high prices of
wood. After you havo used It a
shoit time you will wonder rtj
you sweltered ovor n hot woefc
range during the heated term,
or w as worried ovor starting a
llro on n Wlntor'8 morning,
when a touch of a match makes
14. " "h". uia.u, nuuiimju iu j'
tlx cooking utensils, and uot heat-
tLlT Mt vamp tinnan trv ilin wlinlf
T a bright hlazo, aonflned to your
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SALEM GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Phone 563. 4 Chfmikft.-i Rt. T
ti 1 1 1 1 mniiMiiiiiiiiin
Harper's Whiskey Is the best
Get some Into your vest.
Gus. Schrelber keeps It,
And you know tho rest.
FARMER'S HOME
153 8tate Street.
SUITS
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