The Lamar register. [volume], August 28, 1912, Image 7

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Semi-Annual Statement.
01 the Receipts and Expenditures of Prowers
County, Colorado, for the Half Year
Ending June 30, 1912.
Office of the
Board of County Commissioner of growers County, Colorado.
To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Prowers County.
Colorado:
GENTLEMEN:
I have the honor to submit herewith for your consideration and
examination the Forty-seventh Semi-annual statement of the receipts
and expenditures of Prowers County, for the half year ending June
:50th, 1012, with a statement showing the condition of the
several accounts of the State, County and School Districts, etc., for
the period ending June 30th, 1012.
Respectfully submitted,
H. P. SYP, County Clerk.
SUMMARY OF EXPKNIHTUREB IN THK VARIOUS COUNTY FUNDS
Ordinal.* County KuSd
County Officer*’ Salarle*. Fee* and Expenses
Couiifty Clerk and Deputies $ 8 10
Sheriff and Deputies 14-64 91
Treasurer ami Deputies 1634 29
Superintendent and Deputies 362 60
Commissioners 176 40
Assessor and Deputies 1546 75
County Attorney 76 00
Water Commissioner 610 81
District Attorney and Clerk salary 300 00
County Physician 136 00 $6669 21
justice Court Expense
Justice 60 20
Witness fees 34 30
Interpreter 2 00
District Attorney 15 00 131 SQ»
District Court Expense
District Clerk’s fees 186 96
Dist. Attorney 'a fees .. 160 00
Prisoners’ counsel 75 00
Bailiff 36 00
PJetilt Jurors 339
Witnesses • • • • 48 7i
Stenographer 190 00
Auditing committee -I 396 46
Interpreter 10 00
Referee 1«4 40 1490 25
county Court Expense
County Judge J®
Clerical Assistants • • « 89. 06
Telephone 'Jr
Prisoners' counsel
rr.: At . tornejr .v.v.:::::: S ?«° ,» to
County Coroner’, court exponuem 31 80 31 80
county Jail Expense ...
Boarding prisoner, "J ■■
sed5 ed . dinK ::::::::: U t>»
Light
Repair., plumbing, etc 24 00
Court Houae Expense
Wo * 6r : . .. 10 70
Labor an repaint s 3B
Suppliea for repairs 7« 10
Telephones ” 2 60 00
Janitor .... V '' B 50
Toilet supplies s .... 20
Janitor's suppliea 28 80
Premiums an .Insurance
Furniture, fixtures and equipment
Mttcellar.au s Etpeneee of County 3Q 74
Advertising 146 66
Miscellaneous 1B s7
Freight and express 27 00
Register of birth and deaths g 00
|,egal services .... *•*• •* *nn a 9
County Clerk, books and stationery.... •••• •• ug g 3
Sheriff -same * ’ 203 34
Treasurer--same *** * * * ’ 35 75
Superintendent—same .***.* .*.* 169 29
Assessor —same 7 g 12
Miscellaneous- same • ‘\ \ 242 00 2049 31
Furniture. Fixtures and equipment
Election Expense 27 20 27 20
Election expense
Total Ordinary County Fund
POOR FUND.
Care of poor 98 90
Coal 499 60
Groceries 34 65
Druugs 266 70
Professional services * 146 00
Transportation of Poor * * ** J J * * 48 05
Burials * * !*.*.*. *. .*. 660
Rent 271 60
Hospital expense 20 20
Shoes and Clothing .... 9 10
Donations iin cash 62 66
Total Support of Poor Fuud *
road fund expenses.
Overseer 2012 40
lnbor on roads .... * * . 1381 90
Road and grader repairs 34 26
Livery and railroad fare • • •
Surveys, rights of way and ro.ad 62 00
notes 40 30
Blacksmlthlng . .. 26 00
Stone, gravel and sand .... .. 46 90
Hardware, nails, wire, grease, ete. 70 13
Pipe *. # * * ’ ’
Cement 466 46
Mu“ b Ukhoous «.n..ruHiv e - maierlai! ; .... •• 1337 47
exW-e- •*::
91,11 * 7S(t ••
Total road fund
SPECIAL CONTINGENT FUND.
Care of Insane 369 00
Clothing for insane 3 00
Burying Dead Animals 29 76
Total Contingent fund $ 401 75
PROMOTION OF IMMIGRATION FUND
Delegates 26 00
Prowers County Fair 125 00
Total Promotion of ImmJg. Fund $ 150 00
Grand -total expenditures $22575 69
Ordinary County Rsvanua Fund
1912 1912
Jan. 1 To del tax 19(JO $ 384 24 Jan. 1 By overdraft $2167 63
To del tax 1906 W W June 30 By del tax 1900 GCI OS
To del tax 1007 142 66 By del tax 1907 142 66
To del tax 1909 BK3 81 By del tax 1909 808 '.Hi
To del tax 1910 808 U7 By del tax 1910 668 23
To abst. of assessment By del tax 1911 10125 10
1911 23960 70 By tax unavail. 1906.. 384 34
To surplus fee* Co. By warrants paid .... 9017 40
clerk 676 os By balance 628 51
To surplus fees Dtst.
clerk oo li
To cash, rent 88 tw
$36895 72 $26895 72
Qeneral Road Fund
1912 1912 *
Jan 1 To balance 113776 »2 Juno a# By del tax. 1907 78
To del tax 1906 174 27 By del tax 1909 1T73 4<l
To del tax 4907 99 78 By del tax 1910 1669 83
To del tax 1909 1195 03 By del tax 1911 36009 90
To del tax 1910 2019 68 By tax unavall. 1906.. 174 27
To abst. of aassese- Jan. 23 By uppor. to towns.. 2063 02
ment 1913 46752 64 March 30 By appor. to town* 2603 07
Jan. 20 Tranafer from R. By appor. It. Diet. 1.. 1 18
Dlsts d and 2 1409 90 By appor. R. Diet. 2.. 692 67
Fob. 29 To cash, tile 450 By appor. R. Diet. 3-. 500
To cash. Bent Co 23 SO By appor. R. Dist. 4.. 3461 37
To cash A. V. S. B. By appor. R. Dfcßt. 6.. 2976 79
I. L. Co. 491 41 By appor. R. Dist. 6.. 374 81
June 30 To cash, old lumber.. 316 13 By warnaants paid 9036 W
By balance 16124 96
$66266 60 $66266 66
Heed Dietr4«t Me. One
1912 1913
Jan 1 To balance $ 178 79 Jan. 20 By tranafer to den.
Hoed $ 178 79
I 178 79 $ 178 78
Heed District Ne. Three
1913 I 1913
Jan d To balance $1231 ill Jan. 20 By transfer to Gen.
Hoed $1231 11
$1331 ai| $1231 31
Promotion of Immigration
1913 1913
Jen. I To abst. of asseao- June 30 By del tax MU .. ..$ 32 Ull
ment IXII ft*4 40 By warrants paid .... In* w»
By balance n* 21
f 684 40 $ 334 40
Interest an County Benda Fund
1913 1912
J.n. 1 To bml.nc. ,* 71 June 30 By del tax 1«M * 185
To del tu 1005 ... 11 841 By del tu 1300 20 rl
tS del UJL 1»6 86 By del tu IWO MB
To del tu 1000 •. Jo OS By del tax 1,11 . _ il
To del lax I*lo .. 3* 11 By u. unevell. 1905.. II 60
To .bet. of uio.- By Interemt pmld 387 50
men* toll *76 60 By balance 301 6.,
SIX 34 kl sl*34 51
Special contingent Fund
J«n ll l To del tax 1300 ••sl7 lo Jan IBy overdralt 118 ol
To del tax 1306 1 8o June 30 By del tax 1306 * f* ,
To del tax 1007 1* «» By d«l t»* DJI \l\
To del Ixx 1300 41 14 By del tax 1303 40 33
To del txx 1310 88 43 By del IXX 1310 73 18
To abet, or aeeeae- By del tax 1311 ...... 800 3
ment I#U 1«1 01 By lex unavall. 130 r... 17 16
By warrants paid .... 615 ;>3
By balance 42 71
#1923 83 sl«t3 82
Support of the Peer Fund
1912 1912
Jan. 1 To balance $ »31 June 30 By del lax 1006 » *J*
To del txx I*o6 17 17 By de n •« 6o 83
To del tax 1006 I 86 By de tax 1309 80 73
To del txx 190» 6« S 3 By de tax 1310 83 61
To del txx 1903 .. *2 28 By del tax 1361 ...... l-’«( *7
To del tax 1310 10l 1« By txx unavall 130. . I. 17
To abat. or .eaves By warranto peld 1.60 83
ment til 2317 62
June 30 To overdraft 994 38
$3290 68 »»i« M
Outstanding Warrant Fund
To balance $ 13 19 June 30 balance * 13 19
$ U 18 J • « 19
Oeneml lihid Fund
sets 1912 . ... ~
del tMX 1906 117 10 By del tax 1909 Tt 49
To del tax 1306 27 40 By del txx 1903 !3
To del tax 1909 360 11 By del tax 1910 M
To dpi tax 1910 429 to By del tax 1911 “J* "
S ib.. “r «.e»- S’ <«z unavall 1905 . Jl7 It,
ment 1911 WSO *2 By fees tuition J 67
To appor. from state.. 2172 38 By warrants pahd 8319 -4
Tp tfr 11 Spl. to Genl. 18<» 00 June 30 By balance 7197 68
To tfr. 4 Spl to Genl. 200 oo
To tfr. H. «. No. 2 to
14 Genl 2047 21
To tfr. 33 Spl. to 20
Genl 400 00
To tfr. 31 Spl. to 31
Genl 400 4»o
To tuition 400
June 30 To overdraft 326 81
9Z2M9 US $32116 68
Judgment Fund
*912 1912 _ _ M
Jan. 1 To balance $ 16 16 June 30 By del tax 1909 ••••••$ ® 2 02
To del fax [phone] By tax unavall. 1906.. 13$ 84
To del tax 1909 83 51 By balance 1» 98
$ 234 01 $ 314 01
Continued on Page 8
SCRAPS
of
HUMOR
She la 8arcaatlo.
“Wife, I want you to summer at
Chigger farm."
"How can I go anywhere for the
summer? I have no clothes."
"That’s just the point. Tou can
wear old clothes at Chigger farm. Old
clothes are the thing."
"Old clothes are the thins, eh?
Then for once In my life I can make
a splurge. If old clothes are the thing
I’ll take along seven trunks of the
oldest duds In the state."
Another Hope Blasted.
"Life la Juat one blamed disappoint
ment after another."
"What’a the matter now?"
"I had all arrangements made for
a trip through the Yellowatone Park.*
"Can’t you go?”
**Yee, but my wife's finally made up
her mind that she will go along. She
thought at first It would be too hard
A trip for her."
Well, Hardly.
Bill—l aee New Jersey’s legislature
recently provided for the appointment
Of three experts in each of the state’s
tl counties, to exterminate mob
qultoe.
Jill—But, HI bet these same e»
parts have not yet thrown away any
Of their window screens or eoreeo*
doors.
FOR THE SEASON ONLY.
Lulu—You were engaged to that fel
low over there last year, weren’t
rou?
Anna —Yes; and If he hadn't made
i fool of himself and tried to re
aew the acquaintance last winter, he
sould be engaged to me again this
lummer.
Cowardly.
The dty*s clocks were striking,
Just an they've often done.
The city’s clocks were striking
And all were striking one.
She’s One.
‘Td like to get a little runabout
If I could afford one."
**l know bow you oould get one for
the asking."
"How?"
"Ask our next-door neighbor's daugh
ter to marry you."
Can't Get Away.
*1 aee that Holder isn’t one of your
bank’s most reliable and entirely
trusted.
"Why ior
"He’i been at his desk thirty years.
I notice that It’s always the trusted
and reliable that go away to Canada."
—Browning’s Magazine.
Deliberately Avoided.
“Why didn’t you have more bar*
mony In your convention?’’
"We were afraid,’’ replied Senator
Sorghum, "that we might be consid
ered capable of entering into one o!
these ‘gentlemen’s agreements’ that
have fallen under so much popular
suspicion."
Out of Sight.
v« vJT oiyni.
"How do you like that lot you
bought In Blnglehurat?"
“I haven’t seen it yet."
“Why, I thought you had been out
there several times?"
“So I have, but the blamed thing li
•till under water."