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Page Six THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Thursday, March
AUDITOR'S ANNUAL REPORT
(From page five)
SEGREGATION OF SCHOOLS
D~t. General
301 ......................... $
302 ........................ 60.54
201 ....................... 20.95
202 .......................... 40.09
203 ........................ 226.91
209 ......................
211 ................................ 63.00
212 ..........................
214 ............................ 346.12
215 ................................ 2.87
217 ............................. 115.56
219 .............................. 651.48
220 .................. - .......... 18.99
221 ........................... 82.44
1 ................................. 28.58
5 ............................... 23.20
8 ................................ 37.45
10 ................................ 167.08
12 ............................... ,34
15 .............................. 21.00
21 .................................. 38.20
23 .............................. 1.36
24 ............................... 66.73
25 .................................. 15.80
26 ................................ 70.83
27 ............................. 11.02
29 .................................. 15.40
30 ............................... 10.55
34 .................................. 114.74
35 ............................... 319.40
38 ................................. 7.41
40 .............................. 64.53
43 ................................... 55.63
44 ................................ 30.78
46 ................................ 65.41
54 .................................. 174.33
56 ............................... 8.28
59 ................................ 46.56
62 ................................. 22.18
63 ................................ 3.31
65 .................................. 37.46
66 ................................... 36.00
68 ............................... 49.70
71 ................................. 67.66
73 .................................. 2.70
74 ................................ 48.79
77 ................................... 24.99
86 ................................. 9.53
91 ............................... 88.21
93 .................................. 114.49
94 ................................. ~6.72
I01 ................................. 11.20
102 .................................. 40.76
TOTAL ............ "$3,607.26
Bond
$ 25.14
45.40
23.58
52.88
3.83
30.79
146.80
8.64
54.11
9.48
67.66
32.54
20.58
12.61
$534.04
~uilding
332.94
68.66
$401.60
TAXES LEVIED ON 1938 TAX ROLLS--Continued
SCHOOL DISTRICrI~
Dist. Gen. Levy & Int. Un Hi. Total
No. Valuation Levy Spec. Bd. R. Non Hi. Levy
201 .......... $ 272,757 10, 10.
202 .......... 133,562 7.5 7.5
0-203 * ....... 107,735 8. 8.
1.
203 .......... 348,128 8. 1.5 10.5
211 .......... 103,926 10. 10.
214 .......... 377,276 10. 10.
2.
215 .......... 485,570 9. 10. 21.
0-215 ........ 46,548 9. 9.
1.
217 .......... 830,276 10. 5. 16.
0-2,17 ........ 2,61,83510. 10.
219 .......... 150,140 10. 10.
0-219 ........ 229,201 10. 10.
1.
220UH ....... 537,298 6. 22. 2. 4. 35.
.5
221 .......... 531,145 8.2 2. 10.7
1 ............ 406,241 6.1 6.1
5 ............ 68,629 4.4 4.4
6 ............ 74,566 2.5 2.5
8 ............ 69,952 9. 9.
9 ............ 199,101 9.5 9.5
10 ........... 67,461 5. 5.
12 ........... 113,296 2.1 2.1
15 ........... 155,650 2.5 2.5
1~2 .......... 56,063 10. 10.
20 ........... 146,250 4.1 4.1
21 ........... 81,693 7.1 7.1
23 ........... 50,784 2. 2.
24 ........ -... 159,020 8. 8.
95 ........... 85,460 4. 4.
26 ........... 74,241 7. 7.
27 ........... 298.033 3. 3.
29 ........... 191,268 4. 4.
30 ........... 72,953 9.5 9.5
34 ........... 101,0,20 9.5 9.5
35 ........... 121,393 15.5 5.5
38 ........... 96,172 10. 10.
40 ........... 91,398 10. 10.
43 ........... 121,400 5. 5.
2.
8.
44* .......... 264,201 10.
46 ........... 185,943 5.5
49 ........... 47,200 6.
2.
6.
2,
8.
54 ........... 135,685 9.,5
56 ........... 69,227 7.
57 ........... 51,358 9.
59 ........... 54,091 4.
.5
62 ........... 69,358 9. 3.
1.
63UH ........ 423,921 6.3 22. 2. 4.
5.
65...~ ....... 38,400 9. 8.
1.
66 ........... 264,263 9.5 1.5
68 ........... 38,769 10.
71 ........... 48,249 10.'
73 ........... 65,988 4.
74 ........... 31,795 9.
77 ........... 98,220 •7.5
86 ........... 133,400 5.1
91 ........... 300,640 10.
93 ........... 53,777 7.
94 ........... 578,20,5 10.
101 .......... 43,965 10.
2.
4,.
1.
5. 2.5
.7
2.
Tax
$ 2,727.57
1,001.72
861.88
3,655.3.5
1,039.26
3,772.76
10,196.97
418.93
13,284.42
2,618.35
150,140
2,292.01
18,805.43
)
RESOLUTION ]~X)R VACATION AND I E~zM]~R K~MHOI~,
ABANIK~NM.ENT OF G~UNTY S. F. WNUK.
ItOAD
Whereas: It appears to the Board
of County Commissioners of Klick-
itat County, Slate of Washington,
~LT~c~~ that a certain portion of the White
~,v,, Salmon-Husum Road is now consid-
WH~REL~ ~ - -- ered useless since the recent con-
~ ~: it appears to tne str i I
Board ,e ~ .... ~ ~,~m,~o~ ....... f. uct o i of State Secondary Road
~rliokit~t ~ .... t~, mo¢~ ,,~ ~xroo~,~ No. 8-D el, mmatlng the necessity of
ton~ tllat no"~r~'~'~==~:-'~'~''~,: the following described portion of
tha tnitiatln~ ~.~.~h *i~.~ e~.. ¢. ~no O d road; beginning at ItS intersec-
for "~catio~l "En~'i'nee~in .... ,~%o tion near the SW corner of Tax Lot
amounts t- $TQv ~ o~ ~gh'~+ wh~cn~ 12 in the SW~ of NE~ of Section 36;
~n~,~,,~ ,n ,,,~d,~ ~.. i.~ ,~,,~o,~, o t ence in a northeasterly direction to
• • the intersect on of the Miller-Brad-
tied and Construction Engineering m]ley Road near the NE corner of said
th~u21m°~t_°f $1:2~74e' IemaVing ao~lSW~ of the NE~ of Section 36, all in
• ~a o~ " township 4 north range 10, East W.
v~.~_~_ _ [M., a distance of approximately 1000
rFI4~KEFOI~E BE IT RESOLVED ] feet.
by the Board of County Commission-I BE IT RE:SOLVED: That the
ers of Klickitat County, State of Board of County Commissioners
Wa~hif~.~Osn,thaatpthevabOVoenO~eorur~y'hereby ad~Claa~endh2i,sai~nt~nt~Ogn t~
Road Project :No. 21, Bloodgood the White Salmon-Husum Road and
Road, to be taken front 1939 Gas
Tax Construction Funds.
Approved this 29th day of Janu-
ary, 1940.
A. M. MAT~E~N,
,l~.~l I~R KA2¢IHOLZ,
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Kllckitat County, Washington.
Attest: JOI-LN A. MILLER,
(Seal) Clerk of Board.
RESOLUTION
In the matter of the Budget of the
set March 1st, 1940, at the hour of
10:00 :A. M. at the Courthouse, Com-
missioners' Room, Goldendale
Washington, as the date and place
fixed for hearing the report of Engi-
neer and consider any other evidence
for or objection against such vaca-
tion and abandonment.
Dated this 2rid day of 'February,
1940.
A. M. MATSEN,
E!LMER KAMHOLZ,
S. F. WNUK.
County Assessor. Board of County Commissioners
This matter being brought to the K!!ckitat County, Washington.
• , ~t~est" JOttN A MILLER,
attentmn of the Board of County .~ ' • - ., ,
Commissioners relative to an over (~eal) Clerk of Boaru.
draft of certain item of the budget in { ~,,~ ....
the amount of $4.67. I .~r,~,~'x'
Upon due consideration, IT IS Made and entered into this day hy
I-D~R~EBY ORDERED, that the Aud-land between Klickitat County, Wash-
itor transfer from the amount of the,~ington, acting by and through its
field deputies budget the said sum of Board of County Commissioners
$4.67 to the item of Maintenance and I hereafter caller the first party and
Operation, whereby there will not be:McEwen & Brooks and F. A. Smith,
!any part of this budget in the red at hereinafter known as the second
the close of the year 1939.
Dated this 30,th day of January,
1940~
The Board adjourned to meet
February 1, 1940.
A. M. MATSEN,
~tLM I~R K~MHOLZ,
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County -Commissioners
Kllckitat County, Washington.
Attest: JOI-I2~T A. MILLER,
(Seal) Clerk of Board
Goldendale, Wash., Feb. 1, 1940
The Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Klickitat County,
Washington, met pursuant to ad-
journment wJth A. M. Matsen, Chair-
man, Elmer Kamholz and S. ~. Wnuk
in attendance, and John A. Miller
County Auditor and Ex-&fficio Clerk
of the Board in attendance.
The following amount was paid
out of the Current Expense Fund for
claims filed against Klickitat county,
$8,895.34.
• he following amount was paid
out of the County Road Fund for
cla2ms filed against Klickitat county,
$10,329.46.
RESOLUTIO-N VACATING AND
ABANDONING OF A (X)UNTY
R~AD
It appearing to the Board that this
being the time set for the hearing in
5,683.25 I the matter of the -vacation and
2,478.07 abandonment of a portion of a cer-
301.97
186.41
62.9.57
1,891.46
337.31
237.92
389.12
560.63
599.63
579.31
101.57
1,272.16
341.84
519.69
894.10
765.07
693.05
959.69
667.66
961.72
913.98
607.00
20. 5,284.021
5.5 1,022.69l
6. '283.20[
17.5 2,374.49
7. 484.59
9.° 462.22
4. 2`16.36
12.5 866.97
35.3 14,964.41
22. 844.80
12. 3,171.16
10. 3B7.69
as of Commissioner's Resolution dat-
ed the '4th day of January, 1940.
It appearing to the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners~,i that notice has
been posted on the proposed vacation
and said notice has been published
in The Goldendale Sentinel, the of-
flcia! county newspaper and shown
by affidavits of posting and publica-
tion now on file in the office of the
County Engineer and there being no
objection offered, it is therefore O~R-
I)E~D that said road as described
in Commissioner's Resolution of Jan-
uary 4, 1940, be vacated and aband-
oned.
Dated this 1st day of February,
1940.
A. M. MATSE~I,
'~-~LME~ KAM,I-t~)LZ,
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Kllckitat County, Washington.
Attest: JOI-~N A. MI,LI.~R,
(.Seal) Clerk of Board.
~LUTION VACATING AND
ABANDONING O1~ A C~OUNTY
ROAD
It appearing to the Board that
this being the time set for the hear-
ing in the matter of the Vacation and
Abandonment of the ~Ialey-Hensley
Road as of Commissioner's Resolu-
tion dated the 4th day of January,
1940.
party, WITNESSETH :
That whereas an action is now
pending between the County Com-
missioners of Klickitat County as
plaintiff, and John A. Miller, County
Auditor of Klickitat County, Wash-
ington, defendant, being case No.
6114 of the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for Klickitat
County.
NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby
agreed that the first party employs
the second parties as attorneys to de-
fend said action on behalf of said
John A. Miller, as County /kuditor of
Klickitat County to final judgment
in consideration whereof the first
party agrees to pay the second party
for such service the sum of $75.00.
IN WI.TNE,SS WHERE(~F, the
parties hereto have hereunto set
their hands in duplicate this second
day of February, 1940.
KLICKITAT COUNTY, By:
A. M. MATSEN,
~LMER KAMHOLZ,
S. I~~. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Klickitat County, Washington.
McEWEN & BROOKS,
By John R. McEwen.
F. A. SMITH.
Approved: HOWARD J. ATWEff~L,
Judge.
RESOLUTION AND ORDER IAMIT.
ITING HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
20.
4.
15.
7.5
5.1
18.5
7.
12.7
10.
rI~TA~ SCHOOL TAX ............................. "$131,954.80
Total State Tax .................................... 31,117.18
frotal County Tax ................................. 74,085.07
rFotal Taxes Levied on 1938 Roils .................... 53,991.56
~RA~,D TOTAL ON ROIX~S ......................... $291,148.61
Less Local Improvements ........................... 4,844.48
~rI~AL G]~NE~k~ TAX ON ROLK~ .................. $286,304.13
shine and partial shutting off of el-FI Wheat
Board of County Commissioners, fects of ocean currents by the moun-our~
Attest: JO,H~ A. MI,I~E~R, tains, the summers are pleasant and
(~Seal) Clerk of Board. comfortable. At Spokane the aver-
KI~SOLUTION AND ORDER IAMIT. age July temperature is 70 degrees
ING ~)A~WI~C ON and at Yakima 72 degrees.
W2-IE~E A~S: It ap p e a r s-~t~'o-~h-e
Board of County Commissioners of R~t~| ~|~ |~ wheat and flour export
Kltckitat County, State of Washing- ~;; ~ aJ~t~,~ ~
ton, that due to the condition of the~ . include flour exports from
Goldendale~Pleasant Valley Road, it .~"~m |ng~~ coast ports to China and Hong
will be necessary to limit the weight~'~'~ ~ ~ as well as to the ,Philippine
of loads over said road. I ~ * ~ - ~'
THE~E~OR.E BE IT RE~O~VED, I I llrino" I'$191" Yg .Rr wheat exports from Pacific
that a Load Limit of three tonsI .... ~l~ ......
gross weight on all vehicles, except-I ~"-~-- ports to the same three dest:
ing passenger vehicles be placed on] ~.,~ _~ ~.~ .... ~ ..... ,^~,,, ,. has bee~ xecelved by wire i
the following road: Goldendale-I .......... v .................Bal~a~r~dlrector of Ext~nsic
Pleasant Valley Road, between its in-l Washington, based upon reports from
te.rSeCmti~ln with StateHighway No. lstores in most kinds of business ex- College of Washington.
, ~ e east Ot ~olaenaale to the I
NW~ of Section 17, Township, 4lcept department stores, were 9.3 per The flour export prol;ra~
North Range 18 E. W.M. cent higher in 1939 than In 1938, ac- is a continuing program, has
Approved this 6th day of Febru-
VARIOUS ROADS
WHEI~EA~S: It appears to the
Board of County Commissioners of
Klickitat County, State of Washing-
ton, that due to the condition of cer-
tain roads it will be necessary to
limit the weight of loads over cer-
tain roads.
THEREFORE ]~E IT RESOLVE~D;
That a Load Limit of three tons
gross weight on all vehicles, except-
ing passenger vehicles, be placed on
the following roads:
Spring Creek Ro~d from its inter-
section with State Secondary High-
way No. 8 D in NE~ of NE~ of Sec-
tion 25 to the end of said road in;
SW~ of S W~ Section 23, Township
4 North Range 10, E. W.M. i
Goldendale-Klickitat Road from i
Goldendale to Town of Klickltat.
Bloodgood Road from Bloodgood
Creek bridge in NE~ of NW~ Section
ary, 1940.
A. M. MAT~EN,
~E'LM ER KA-MHOLZ,
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Klickitat County, Washington.
Attest: JOI-LN A. MI,I.~.~E!R,
(Seal) Clerk of Board.
ber of 1938.
cording to an announcement released effect only for exports
today by William L. Austin, Director,
Bureau of the Census. December
1939 sales were 8.2 percent higherl
than for the same month of 1938.!
1Department store sales for the year l
1939 were 5.2 per cent higher than
during 1938 and 5.8 per cent higher
in December of 1939" than in Decem-
8, Township 4, North Range 16 E.,
to Pine Forest School House in the
center of Section 25, Township 5,
North Range 15 E. W. M.
Approved this 2nd day of Febru-
ary, 1940.
A. M. MATSEN,
l~LMER KA MI~OLZ,
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Klickitat County, Washington.
Attest: JOttN A. MILLInEr,
(Seal) Clerk of Board.
A contract was entered in between
;Klickitat County, and the Goldendale
Free Public Library for the current
year.
RESOLUTION AND ORDER
It appearing to the Board of WHERE2~S: It appears to the
964.98 County Commissioners that notice Board of County Commissioners of:
263.95 has been posted on the proposed Klickitat County, State of Washing-
vacation .and said notice has been ton, that District No. 2 is in need
476.92 published in The Goldendale Sentin-iof one (1) new heavy duty diesel
736.65 el, the offioial county newspaper, and powered motor grader or one (1) new
680.34 shown by affidavits of posting and heavy .duty dieselpowered motor
publication now on file in the office grader and loader.
5,561.84 of the County Engineer and there TIHEREFORE BE IT ORI~ERED;
376.44 being no objection offered, it is there- that sealed bids shall be called for
fore OP, J)~,R~D that said road as to furnish either of the above equip-
7,343.20 described in Commissioner's Resolu- ment.
439.65 tion of January 4, 1940, be vacatedPassed this 6th day of February,
and abandoned. 1940.
Dated this 1st day of February, A.M. MATSEN,
lS40.
A. M. MA~N,
~L~E.R KA.MHOLZ,
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Kllckitat County, Washington.
Attest: J()I-gN A. M IJ.J.,ER,
(Seal) Clerk of Board. DI~PARTM]~NT
DETAIL OF BUDGET TRANSFERS
Transfer to Account Total Transfer from Account Total
Assessors Of.---43om. Resolution .... $ ............. t$ .o4.~a~$ ,07.671$ .o4.6715 .................... [$ 4.6',
Auditors O£fice--Com. Order ...................... I ~°~'"'1 =°~'~vl "ffi°'~'vvl ............. -':"~'-'I 481.00
Misc. I.n. Waterways--Com. Order .................. I ......... ~'~ ................ ~'~ ...................... I "t:t.~[ 71.58
To General Election .................. -_-=-----_-I • I 39"33 ...................... t ...................... f
TO County Fair Grounds ........ 39.33} ....... ;;~'XXl o='.,l ...................... ~ ...................... 1
To Adv. Exp. Voucher Books .................... / "~'.~Vl .~.vv, ...................... I, ..................... -~
TOTAJ., ....................$ 39.33[$ 517.92'$ 557.2515 485.6715 71.5815
Amount Out-
standing
Dec. 31, '39
DETAIL OF BOND ISSUES AND OUTSTANDING BONDS
Amount of Interest Term of
Original IssuePurpose ~[nt. Payable ~Bond Option
$15,000.00 Refunding 1% Annually 34 years Serial $ 7,000.00
10,000.00 Building 5~% Annually 23 years Serial 3,300.00
34,000.0.0 Building 5% Annually 20 years Serial 13,000.00
10,000.00 Funding 6% Annually 26 years Serial 8,800.00
7,3'@0.00 Funding 6% Annually 26 years Serial 6,600.00
30,000.00 Building 5% Annually 20 years Option 6,000.00
5,000.00
Funding 6% Annually 21 years Serial 4,000.00
3,750.00 Funding 6% Annually 21 years Serial 3,300.00
4,000.00 Funding 6% Annually 21 years Serial 3,400.00
2,454.00 Funding 6%, Annually 21 years Serial 2,0.00.00
3,0@0.00 Building 5~ Annually 20 years Serial 1,800.00
3,000.00 Building 5~ Annually 20 years Serial 1,400.00
6,@00.00 Building ~b% Annually 15 years Serial 3,200.00
2,230.99 ~undtng 5% Annually 1~ years Serial 1,800.00
2,000.00 Building 5|% Annually 15 years Serial 1,3.00.00
11,600.00 "Building ~ Annually 20 years Serial 6,100.00
23,00~).00Building Annually 10 years Serial 22,200.00
Date Issued I~sued by
Me. Day Yr.
7 1 36 ............ W. S. Irrig.
8 15 22 ........... ~S. D. 3~1
1,11 24 ............ S. D. 302
10 1 32 ............ S. D. 203
2 15 33 ........... ~S. D. 203
7 2 19~ ........... S. D. 212
10 1 32 ............ S. D. 44
2 15 33 ............ S. D. 44
10 1 32 ........... ~S. D.54
2 15 33 ............ S. D. 54
8 1 28 ........... -~. D.62
8 2 26 ........... .~. D.65
8 1 30 ........... .S. I). 66
2 1~ 34 ............ S. D. 71
9 15 31 .......... ~ D. 74
8 15 27 ........... ~S. D.91
9 1....37 ........... ~S. D.94
$ 95,200.00
Pacific coast to the Phili
lands since January 3, 1940,
flour program extensions,
limited resumption of wheat
will provide some additional!
for a,¢c~m~ttat0d surpluses of
it for granted Washington has a
rigorous winter climate. The fact is
that the State of Washington comes
nearest to having that ideal temper-
ature which is conducive to highest
physical efficiency and greatest en-
joyment.
Temperature of the Puget Sound
region for the coldest month of
winter varies between 35 and 40 de-
grees Fahrenheit. Average mid-sum-
mer t~mperature for the Puget
Sound country is 62 degrees. While
summer daytime temperatures are
higher in Eastern Washington than
they are West of the Cascades, ow-
ing to the greater amount of sun-
in the Northwestern states.
estimated that this surplus
proximately 25,000,000
The 47th parallel, near which
Olympia, capital of the State ofI Of the several kinds of business covered by this current survey, auto-
Washington is located, also passes!mobile dealers showed the greatest
th ough or near Dulutfi, Quebec, lgain over last year (2~8.9 per cent),
Bern in :Switzerland and O~dessa on t followed in order by jewelry stores
the Black Sea. It is not surprising! (28.2 per cent) and household ap-
that persons familiar with any of pliance stores (1,2.0 per cent). Food
the other cities, and knowing noth- stores showed an average loss of 2.0
ing of the State of Washington, take per cent and apparel stores a gain of primarily to assist in
1.5 per cent. For December 1939 special Northwest wheat
compared with December 1938, jew- problem, and said that
elry stores led all other kinds of re-[policy would be continued
administration of these
tail business (23.5 per cent), follow-
ed in order by automobile dealers
(22.8 per cent) and furniture stores
(7.2) per cent).
The stores in Seattle show an av-
erage gain of 10. per eent~ 1939
compared with 1938, Spokane sales
were up 2.5 per cent and Tacoma
sales up 10.9 per cent. For December
1939 compared with December 1938,
Anacortes led the state with an in-
crease of 25.5 per cent. Retail sales
in areas of less than 2,500 popula-
tion were up 3.3 per cent for the
I The export programs will
i provision for ~acific Coast
export assistance under the
ment program.
Commenting upon the ar
extension of wheat and lieu
operations, Director Balmer
out that the action was
grams.
year.
The statements given here
ed upon confidential rel
by independent retailers
Bureau of the Census
Francisco. Sales figures were
as reported, without
seasonal or price fluctuationS,
sample group of stores on
these figures are based
net sales for the year 1939 of!
0,91,045.
MEMORANDUM ACCOUNT OF TRANSFERS APPEARING IN THIS REPORT
Reason for Transfer Transfer From Fund Transfer To Fund Am~
Apportionments .................. = ..... .......... State School ....................... School General
"Apportionments .................................. County School ......... "School General ............................... 1
County School Equalization ............ " ............ School General
State School Equalization .................. School General ................ ....i .......... 8,
Distribution of High School Fund ......
School General ..............................
Road District 1 .................... County Road ~und ...................... 1~
Road Distict 2 ...................... County Road Fund ..._. ..................
Road District 3 .................... County Road Fund ...................... 10;
Suspense---Forest Board 'Lands
1-1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense ................................ Current Expense ..........................
1-1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense Schools
1'1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense ~~[~:~Veterans-~i~el-i~e-f~.----~[---.[---------------~-- ,
1-1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense ................................ Road Bond Redemption .............. ~
1-1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense ................................ Road District 1 ............ : ...... :=....:..
1-1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense. School Bond ......
1-1'39 to 12-15-39 ............................ Suspense -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::School Building':::-::[::::[:::::::::...,..
1-1'39 'to 12-15-3.9 ............................. Suspense ................................ School General ......................... . ....
Cost of State Examiner ... ................. School District No. 201 ...... Current ,Expense ................. :.,; ..... :.
Correction ...................................... . ..... School District No. 201 ...... Current Expense ..........................
Correction on Claim 20923 .............. County Road ........................ Current Expense ............. ..#...: ......
(See Segregation of Schools) ............. Suspense ................................ Various ......................................
Corr. Misc. Rec. 9~56 ................... :.---Treasux~r's Trust ................ Suspense ............................. ~ .......
~orr. ~aisc. r~ec. 94,5~ ........................ ~cnool District 201 Bond ...... .School District 201, General ........
Misc. Receipt 92.88 ............................ White Salmon Bond ............ White Salmon, Maintenance ........
Misc. Receipt 203 .............................. White Salmon Bond ............ North Dalles Irrigation ................
Misc. Rec. 178 & 179, April 1938 ...... North Dalles Irrigation ...... White Salmon Irrigation ..............
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Current Expense ................. i....~... 3,
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Schools ..................... ,.::..: ........ ..
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Veterans Relief ...................... ::..::
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Road Bond Redemption ..............
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Goldendale ........... ~ ........................
Distribution of Suspense ~ .................... Suspense ................................ White Salmon ..............................
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Bingen ..........................................
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Road District 1 ............................
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Road District 2 ..........................
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ Road ,District 3 ............................
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ School General .................... '.: ..... L
Distribution of Suspense ~ ................... Suspense ................................ School Bond .......... .... ....................
Distribution of Suspense .................... Suspense ................................ School Building ..... ,:..: ............ , ..... 4
Bldg.
- 8.22
1.76
SEGRFA~ATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Dist. Gen. Bond
302 .............. 1.49 1.12
214../ ........... 7.76 ............
220 .... ~ ..........49 ............
1~0 .............. 3.74 ............
/
26 ............... 7.18
35 .............. 16.93
44 .............. 660.75
62 .............. 26.95
74 .... : .........4.60
TOTAL .......729.89
660.75
10.48
3.06
675.41
:/
9.98
BUDGET ACCOUNTS, CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
ORIGINAL BUDGET
Salary & Opel & Capital Salary &
Wages ~aintenance Emer'cies Total Wages
Assessor . ......................... 6,430.00
Auditor ............ , ............... 5,780.00
State Examiner .................... 400.00
Expense, State Examiner
Registrar, Vital Statistics ............ 75.00
Clerk ............................ 2,250.00
Commissioners ................ ..... 5,400.0.0
Court House ...................... 1,140.00
Horticulturist ...................... 1,650.00
Justice Court .....................
Prosecuting Attorney ............... 2~000~00
Registration
Sheriff and Jail ..................... 5,800.00
School Superintendent .............. 3.100.00
Board of Education ................. 70,0.00
Superior Court ..................... 2,117.20
Treasurer ..... .................... 5,.330.00
Refund on Taxes
Forest Fire Protection ............... 1,~00.00
4,280.00
1,080.00 7,5:10.00
1,765.~0 60.00 7,605.00
400.0~
150.0~
393.0~
3,805.00
3,345.00
600.00
780.00
745.00
150.00
5,900.@0
1,725.00
1 75.0~
79.00 ............... 2,72~2.00
300.00
AMOUNT E~PENDED
Oper. & Capital Totall
h£aint'ance Outlays Exp'iturea
200.00
2,722.00 1,120.25
6,281.66 1,084.'67
2,2~38.55
2,51.54
130.85:
6'9.7~
2,133.41 373.5.3
I 9,205.00 5,~21.68 2,984.30
4,485.~ 1,140.00 2,933.44
2,550.00 1,650.00 600.00
780.00
500.00 3,24~5.00 2:097:45!
423.88
1,127.13
350.00 13.15
700.00
1,165.00 125.00 3,407.20
2~65.00 7~395.00
500.00 500.00
`1,200.00
11,950.00 5~71.00 5,784.62
4,82~5.002,944.00 1,504.09
191.90
1,694.,0 981:33
5,330.03 2,001.50
Donation, Free Public Library ............ ,. ............... 600.00
Salary Water Master ................ 150.00 ....................
Checking Tax Rolls ................. 250.00
Damage and Claims ................ 250.00 250.00
Pacific Protective Society ............ 100.00 100.0~
Inland Waterways .................. 500.00 500.00
General Election
Advance Expenditures .................
County Farm ....... 100.00 ................ i 100~01
County Fair Grounds ................ 200.00 ........... ................ I 200.0{
Auditor's Revolving Fund .................................................. ~ ................ I ..........
Public Assistance ................... 3,820.00 26,696.83 425.001 ................ [ 30,941.83
--Tota-l~duct,i~ns~1939-~$ 51~-2.-.-.~]$ 53,004.83[$1,429.001 560.a0106,426.03
.Deduct Jan. 40 warrants from '39 B ...................... t .................................... ] ........ : ....... i
Add Jan. '39 Warr. Paid from '38 B ......................................................... I .................
Warrants Cancelled .................................. I .................... t ................ I ................
Refund from Yakima
Total Current Expense----"
* Indicates Red Ink
50.@0, 3,892.$5
7,36,6.33
7,597.'55
251.54
130.85:
69.75
78.68 2,585.62
8,305.98
199.16
4,073.44
2,250.@0
423.88
3,2~24.58
13.15
11,554,78
.................. 600.00 600.00
50.95 i 50.95
373.40 373.40
243.24
4,00.00
7.25
2,5.00 .271.80
2,39.33
200.00
5,996.4,5 6,0'50.65:14,740.33 2'6,787.43
: 7.25
296.80
239,33]
2@O:00
49,817.95 30,427.43 15,339.97~r~5/535'35
*4,627.37
!. 14,945.98
• 243.24
5.00
I ................