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SKKI-ANNUAI REPOIVT
the County Clork ot Marlon County, Oregon showing the amount
. t nlnlmn Allowed by tll6 Countv f!mirf nf oot.J n.... --
nuniuers ' - - -- - " uuuuij, iur
allowed, amounts 01 warruui uruwu, uio amount of warrants out
dlng and unpaid, from the lBt tiny of April, 1908, to the 1st day of
ber, -908. ,
what nccount allowed fc v , - Claims Warrants
ntv Court auu o,H,Bay"S' iiHH. ? 1,164.00
. .'.
ult Court 'Jff".
I.. rvuirt ....
K ""
rlff'S OlllCO
4,127.40
1.702.2B
2,024.98
2,421.04
1,424.93
GOO'.Ol)
302,10
827.80 -
150.00
2,302.0,n
220.50 :
' 103.57
2,S4fQ3
'2,322:27
CS7.G2
. t.-,.. .....-;' .. j ;ji .!
p r ri" ; - r rt- v ' ..
.1 Soldiers ...... M.f... 468.00
:::::. ..,.,.:it :,
ck'6 Office jrirf ,
.order's Offlco ....$
insurer's Offlco 'Sw;'' :'
--.- nfflpo ....... .... .
iool superintendent's Olilco f.
ick Inspector ' V
.es-or's Office i;L-. v, .
, sment and Collection of Taxes'. r
: v , . V -
, txrpn-if ' m. -
, j,o80 expanse . . . rrM;'A wl 1 ;,
iwr. .
bt . . ...,.. ... " . ,. ...
1 - fT.
f-
llgnt
hit
fdges
ry Exiicn f . .
Mlon Exn-nso .
ids nnd Highway
he ran
nit Insctor . . ,
Hh Officer
bate of Fees . . .
wt Sprinkling . .
hant Officer
tti Pavement .
vevor
bnlle Court . . .
irtimg
ertln County Record f.,.:: . ... ,v
cl Ilrldgo nnd
Mai Bridges
crry Fair
Bitla
Ferry Account. .-
... r. . ...
J.I ftfc fr
205.50
' 4,150.73
325.00
.: 5,451,04
. 47,30710
3.60
60Q.00
382.00
. ' 374.20
, . 75JP0
32.45
. 0,744.86
143.50
23.15
. .200.00
sps.oo
. 1,341.04
, "3"367u4'
100.00
'50.00
$97,005.99
4,127,40
1,702.25'
2,024.98
2.421.G4
1,424.93
600.00,
362. 10'
827.80
,150.00
, 2,302.00
220.6,0
103.57
2J842.63
2,322.2,7'
687.62
4,543.15.'
a 4G8.qo'
205.5.0
4,150.73
325.00
ri,4l!l.Qt
47.397.10
3.60 600.00
382.00
32. 4u"
6,744.80
143.50'
23.15,
200.00
S35.00
100.00
50.00
$97,065.99
3uttandlng unpaid warrants on.tho 1st day of October, 1908:
7 31.01
i
Cvv
13:90
8.50
59.00
125,7b
163.50
177.74
152.72
172.64
G33.28
6,430.02
rota A.Tim, of OutstandlitR Warrants $7,964.12
Si'tiii-Aiitiuitl 'Smnnmiy Statement.
fhe followln Is the sem'-nnnual "jtatement of the flnnnclnl condition of
ICoqnly of Marlon In iho Stato 0' Oregon, on the 1st day of October,
M, A. D.;
LlnlrllltlfH.
iwarranls drawn on the County Treasury, and outstanding
pad unpaid on tho 1st day of October, 1908 $ 7,904.12
Resource.
Rloquent Taxes 1900 ,
llnquent Taxes 1901 ,
llnqnent Taxes 1902
llnquent Taxes 1903 ,
llnqaent Taxes 1904 ,
linqifent Texas 1905
llnquent Taxes 1906 .
2,287,53
2,393.03
1,650.81
2,558.38
4,124.48
3,238.00
5,638.02
llnquent Taxes 1907 i 31,902.92
funds In hands of County Treasurer
$ ri3,794'.12
, 103,545.06
I.
(Total Resources $157,339.18
t
1 of Oregon, County of Marlon. s.
R. D. Allen, County Clerk of the County of Marlon, State of Oregon,
thereby certify that tho forcglng Is a' true and correct statement of the
iter and amount of claims allowed by the County Court of said Coun-
pr the six months ending on the 30th day of September, 1908; on
t accounts the same were allowed, the" amount of tho warrants drawn
the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid as the same appears
tho records of my office and in my official custody.
Wncfs my hand and the seal of the County Court of tho said County
day of A. D 1908.
County Clerk.
Balem, Oregon, October 1, 1908,'
feml-annual statement of money received for taxes and turned over to
: wiumy Treasurer by tho Sheriff of Marlon County, aiaie 01 uregon
tlelx months ending October t, 1908.
1007 itoll. 1
Lhnd APr 1, 1908 Including Receipt No. 6921 $ 6.494.69
wted slnco that date up to Oct. I, 1908, Including Receipt
M S52S . 5ri.nsc.sfl
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iff
a M
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V
ftl . . S 31.561.49
wd over April 4 1908 !M! ?! ! ! .' 10.S50 37
lMd ever Vt)r!i 11. inn 4.549.71
ied over , is, iaQ8.;
aedovcr Ai 11 25. 1908
ioverMa) 2, 1908
;a over May 9 190s ..
a over May 16, 19Q8 ..... . , ,
.overMaj 23. 190S
jt.A .. " ....,..... 1
- uver May 30. 1908
oea over Jane 6. 1908
2 ver June 13, l?08
Bd over June 20, 190S
Dd OTer June 27, 1908
ted over July , i908
over July u. 1908
overJmy20i908
Z over July 25. 1908
- vtcr August 1, 1908
t: t f .
t ( J? lP '
ft
722.17
1,099.07
630.80
404,37
401.03
249.31
206.87
380.97
112.40
' 274.19
3R8.03
494 20
612.77
345.79
323.62
345.18
"J r August 8," 1908 !!!'. !.'!.!!!!! '.'..' i 1 . i ... . 288-28
r Augugt 15, 1908
0Ter ALgust 22. 19fl8
0Ter August 29, 1908" ;..
307.0?
527.25
151.62
er September' 5. 1908 .", .'.".'. .'. '. '.'. .'....,.. , 269.37
er Septt-mler 12 isns . " ; . 361.55
!rp2eb.rltiMg.,,.v.,: t, 1.578.5R
1 0Ter Sentemhftr s 10 1.774.61
haD4 October 1, lSOSlHclvdlHf RwelPt NoU 8523 . . 3,906.39
.$ 31,561.49
91
State of Qreon, County qf Marlon, rb.
i", H. P. Mlnto, Sheriff and Tax Collector for Maron County, State qt
Oregon do hereby .certify that the foregoing statement 1b true as I verily
beHcve. H. P. M1NTO,
Sheriff and Tax Collector' of Mnrlon County, Or.
Scml-Anniinl" Statement. '
Of the County Treasurer of Marlon County, Oregon, for the three
months ending on the 30th day of September, 1908, of money received
ami paid out, from whom received and from what source received nnd on
wnat account paid out.
v
Warrants $
Oct. l'Bhlr. ...;.-;.!.
Generril Fund.
46,137.60 July 6 Cnsh
15',68d'.47'
Ex. Treas. .$
1907 Tax
Fines
Llconso
Clerk's Fees
Recorder's Fees.,
Miscellaneous ...
lr
54,214.21
3,284.30
50.00
400.00
1,228.40
1,178.40
462.71
Cash Paid
Interest on
i?
$ 60,818.07
i' ScliooJ Districts.
SO'4.41 July 6 Cnsh
$ 6QjStl8.07
fionds
Oot. 1
mi.
1
332.75
891.23
Ex. Trons. .$
1907 Tax ......
InU fronuGlarka.,
554.54
901.10
332,75
$ 1,788.39
?
iu
'f County School Fund.
- - July
Oct. lBal' $ 79)367.98
r
f - i
6 Cash Ex. Treas.. $ 08,643.34
1,788,30
IT
f .
1907 Tax 1,703.20
-rstnte Approprlat'n 9,020.80
Sale of Estray. . . . .58
'.
Or.t.1
' v?
,'(
rijj,
uni. .
$ 79,307.98
General
if.
$ 79,367. 9S
$
Uonilt I'Vmil.
" July G Cash
2,110.49 3 1907
Ex. Trees . . $
Tnx
1.S20.05
290.44
2,110.49
$' 2,110.49
Oct. 1-Bal .'....$
Inst It nto Fund.
July 6 Cash Ex. TrcaB..$ 436.45
625.45 ' Rcg.t.n; Permits 27.00
Tonchors Exam . . 158.00
Certificates 4.00
625.45
$
Warrants
Oct. 6 Dal
,
Indigent Soldier Fund.
.$ 180.00 July 6 Cifsh Ex. Treas.. $
122.65 1907 Tax
625.45
188.24
14.41
' 1
Oct. 1 Bill $
302.05 , $ 302.65
School Library Fund. ..."
July 6 Cash Ex. Treas.. $ 1,410.98
1,430.74 . 1907 Tax 28.76
$ 1,439.74
$ 1,439.74
Warrants $
Oct. 1 BnJ
Special Itond Districts.
6,849.25 July 6 Cash Ex. Treas.. $
2.66Q.63
1907 Tnx
9,094.04
415.84
$ 9,509.88
$ 9,509.88
Warrants .
Oct. 1 Bnl.
Cities.
602.49 July
416.10
0 Cash Ex. Trejis . . $
1007f Tax.iV. ..
273.86
744.73
Oct. l.Bnl , $
l,018.l?9" $ 1,018.59
State of Oregon.
58.20 July 6 Cash Ex.. Treas.. $ 58.20
Oot. 1
Bnl
58.20 , $ 58.20
Ovcrjdus Iind. '
172.12 July 6 Cash Ex. Treas. .$ 172.12
172.12
TotiU.
July
$ 172.12
Cash Ex, Trons. .$136,966,03
Receipts 20,245.53
DlBuusements
$157,211.56
, 53,066.50
Oct. 1, 08 Baf: on 'hand. $103,545.06
State of Oregon, County of Marion, ss.
I, J. G. Moore, dopreby certify that'thfpreg.fng Is a tfue and correct
statement of the amountsecoivod,' yald out' i'n remaining on hand In
thq County Treasury of 'said County fpr the'threJe month ending oa the
30th day of September, 1908.
Witness my hand this 26th day of Ootobor, 1908.
J. O.
MOORE,
Treasurer:
THE CITY COUNCIL
HAS A MERRY SESSION
t
Saloon Matters Predominate-ScIirieber Loses Liceise-
Franchise Question Postponed-More Paving
Somo Interesting rnnttura were nlto time In which to thoroughly dls
brought up in the mooting of ho city 1 cubs the Portland General franchise,
council last evening, which were . which has been presented to thq
hotly argued by tho members. 'council for approval nnd a special
Tho first business taken m by the ' meeting was decided upon to ho held
body was tho saloon llcenso applied next Thursday week, at which time
for by George Patterson, -whojs now 'the matter will be decided upon,
proprietor of the Talklngton place. The proposed purchase of cortala
Alderman Pressnel strongly obJeoUd . lands In Fulrmount Park, which Is
to the renewing of a license to Pat.jto be converted into a city park, was
terson on the grounds ho vm two reported upon by Alderman Hud
days late in making application for cllffe. The property in ueatlon can
r onw nermit Presnel's objections bo purchasod by the city for thei
were overruled, however, and the sum of $960, and the present owner,
liquor license was ordered issued to Mat Brown of Siglverton, will take
-laHnronn I'0" PJ HieBl in OOnUS. 1 118 aiDOUIll
Alderman Walter Low, of the' of the land aggregates about 20
committee on the proposed bouN' acres, and for the purpose Intend-
state fair, o(i. ana is saia to ue in cues uoca-
New and Slightly Used A'uionidbil I
i bUUUHl, SULU UK bXUHANUtD.
Great bargains In tho follewlngautos:
Tourist '07 model, 7 passenger, glass front, clock, speedo
meter, gas lights, In porfect order, $1650. Cost $3000.
Franklin Touring Car, top.gaa lights, nowly overhauled. Cost
$3100, for $1350.
Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glnsa front, top, spoedomoter,
clock, gns lights, In fine cond ltlon. Cost $3000,, for $1350.
. Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glass front, top, Bikbdometor, gns
HghtB, In lino condition. Cost $3000, for $1250, A bargain.
Orient Touring Cnr, glass front, top, all now tires. Cost
$2800, for a quick snlo $800.
NUMEROUS OTHER MAKES.
Popo Wnverly Electric, In perfect condition, boon used iy m
months. Cost $2200, with now rcctlflor for charging from olec
trie light. -Cost $3000, nil for $1150.
All makes of Runabouts In perfect condition, from $175 to s
$G00.
FOR BARGAINS SEE US.
THE WISE MAN BUYS A USED CAR
i Portland Automobile Commission House I
AUTOMOBILE ROW.
534-36 Alder Street, Corner 17th. Phone A Main 4455
t We are the only exclusive Second-Hand Dealers in.
Portland. The largest on the Coast.
I FREE STORAGE AUTO REPAIRING
IHIHHHtlHWWWWWWWWHIWWmHHWWUHWWirf
READY TAILORED CLOTHES
FOR WELL DRESSED
MEN.
It
St m rltrt '
f J Sf m 7 x y J
Qjyr k
price: range
2Q TO 4C
Wc Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and White
.Skirts Just Right,
Wo gjuaranteo 10. All ot our shirtwaists are eare
fully washod with a special neutral soap, Btarched Just
whoro thoy should bo starched and Ironed by experts
who have made shirtwaist Ironing a Bpoclal Btwdy.
Wo are pleasing the most careful drossorB In tho city twlth our
shirtwaist work and aro Buro wo can ploaso you. Miiy we have a
trial.
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SALEM
Tel. 25
LAUNDRY
COMPANY
136166 8. Liberty
Ut
to tho city council rolntivo to a
mountain wntor systom, which was
signed by novoral of tho property
holders in that vicinity. They al
so urged tho council to tnk estops Ip
providing a auttablo flro protection,
which ,thoy claim, is sadly lacking,
Tho mattor was roforrod to tho com
mittee on flro and water, to report at
tho noxt meeting.
A resolution coming from the
Hoard of Trado was read, regarding
the unllghtod' alleys, Tho resolu
tion cited tho urgent need of lights
in the alleys, aa bolng a safeguard
to the public froih tho criminals
who frouontBuch secluilod places?
The commltteo on Are and wntor
were glvon chargo of this matter.
A potltton was read asking that a
crossing be built oa Court and Front
street to replace tho prosont one,
which In now in very bad Bhapu.
oeramltteei on streets.
J, W. hrlstJRB, of Hugeno, sub-
HiltteA a petltlea to permit payment
on jtHseesmenUi overdue on proper
ty on StQate street, which has been
Tf wm"r
wetM a are set iMlmdf Ml
helthet vo have exaeMag etM
either In the way of faoutv.
WW toeus autiH ana lunes
JMrlouIy tax their ttrength,.
werrirr BpwwrsiBKiuoiuer, ur. riwcei
favorite PfeTlptlon has proved a most
valuable suAciVtlng tonle and Invlgorat
I Ing nervine, Ily ttllmely uui, wuch
jvbidi-d. Ttt pirating table and tlu"
woiim. uu tx-iiri.
Sfldf. 'i bf t bo ot, ployed JJL thl m"t
. , . ' ' 'i -i i . .
vitluahlw wntnap- renmiy wrv witiwi
1 tll) mn
evard leading to tho
grounds, reported that the commit-, tlong within reasonable distance of
tee were not In the position to hand" the city that could be selected. Al
in a full report 'oh the matter at dermen Kadcllffe and Elliott, of tho
present, but will do so at the next seventh ward have bees, taking great
rmiar meeting of the council. . Interest in this improveweiit.
Alderman Greenbaum then sug-' 'The Englewood Improvement
gested that th ebody state wme del- Lege preeeate a cowwunlcatfonj
toWitoixl tl-wn. t Th-" Favorite I'reK'rlp
toi)-Jmspfre"'tt srsat boon to expectant
motiici-s by pMparing the syitent for th
coming of baby, thereby rendering child
b.'rth afo, f.'wy, and almost pain low,
Hear In mind, plosso that Dr. I'lcrcVi
Fuvorlta ikrrcrIptlon Is not a secret or
talent mcdlclno, agulnst which the until
tun lllaont people aro quito naturullr
avcsrtH), becaiiM) of tho uncertainty lo.
ibolr composition and nsrtnicacuttrsck'r,
but ii a mkiuci.vk or kxowh Couitni'
tiox, a full lUt of all I w Ingredlenu belny
printed, lu plain Etigliiih, ou every bottle
vrrpitr. An termination of this list ot
Jncmllciit w dlictoto the fact tbatlt 1
Bon-aicoliollc In Jtf comoKHIoii. chsmlo
ny pure, iri!i-riinci g yeeria uuinj
the place of the commonly iuw4 slcohol,
la lu makein. in this connect Ion it
mt not be m of tlot to itkU Utat tka
FavorJto I,rlcilntloH"f Dr. i'ieres to
lit? oflU WHilrJuBput 9 r.tM cure of
woman's priillir wwimw sm'sIU,
stem, ana kiu mroiiKH arugyl'ts, an
the iarredleut of which have Ute a,
anlmous wwiorawHent of all tho lilliir
aacdlcal wrlterf and tchr fit all tk
veral teheoU ef practice, ih that tee'
as reaiedlM for the allwU for whlcii
Favarite 'rwrlpthifii' to rwoULi
A llttia book of thtMe 4dreweaU wll
N eat U any addreM, potusald, sbmI
absoluuly frt If yeu rMHMMjMi Ky
Mttal cant,r letter, rf BrVE V, eree.'
I. ftofeVVmueat PelleU wn es
JlatAliAm, ieaHbiillLal tidM (el h -"' t
w yrwwwt FrnFM'i ie ww ' JFw" i
auuaj .t-J0MJgJitLMi3m
taken In hand by tho city for dolln
(juont taxes. Tho petitioner also
desires to pay tho assessment on
street improvement In front ot the
proporty. Tho city nttornoy waB al
so Instructed to make an examina
tion of the property, and report at
tho noxt, regular mooting.
A petition waa then read request
ing that tho council transfer the
jlquor license of August Sgchrelber
to Otto A. Kllep, it being claimed
BOchrelbor la no ttH ep'roper kind
qf a saloon keeper.
Councilman Itadcllffe commented
atrongly ngalnBt gchrUber belsg
permitted to hold a -license, stating
that tho conditions of his naleon
were no better than those of the
houses on, Forry street, and that
mlnbrB Word frennontly seen' la the
place, oven after Ccljrleljef ha
faced u Jury, Jkpwijh aqulted on
the charge -of vJolatjnji the llqaor
law. Ho closed stating that he
would not be a party to granting;
Schrleber a Ijcense at all, and was
In favor of reyoklng the present ose.
The petition presented by Ir4tnoi
asked that the council rovoke thei
saloon man's license on the- am
ground as arguvd by JtadclIU Th
council then took a volo oa th'o prori'
oaltlou, nnd the petitions were
grunted and Schrlobor'a IIcobbo re
voked. A resolution was passed for tho
Improvement of Forry atroot, from
waterproof blthullthlc pavomeiit.
Alderman Klliott addressed iho
council regarding tho bad condition
of niiBh street on tho north side of
A. Dafjuo'e store, In Boguth tlaClom.
Mr DuQuo agreed to haul the neces
sary grnvol to mnku tho (Ills if the
council would jHirohusu the mutoiiiil
Tho council looked favorably upon
the request nnd ordered tho utrevt
Improved.
A bill to establish on up-to-date
health board was. introduced during
the muotlng, which got tho approv
al of most of the councllmen. Tho
bill sot forth tho great demand for.
a thqroughly organlzod bourd of
hoalth with nn expert physlclari at
tho head of lr. Suitable post houbce
weru also Included in the report nnd
places to caro for cases which come
under the city's jurisdiction.
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