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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 06 Aug. 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-08-06/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Airports: Maintenance and Operation 919.14 919.14 HEALTH CONSERVATION AND SANITATION Mont. Public Health Dist. No. 2 (General Fund Expense): Maintenance and Operation 6.191.91 HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, FERRIES Highways (Other Than Commissioners and Surveyor): Salaries and Wages 69,263.02 Maintenance and Operation 48,274.72 6,191.91 117,537.74 Bridges (Other Than Commissioners an -d Surveyors): Salaries and Wages 4,160.59 Maintenance and Operation 848.59 5,009.18 County Shop (Other Than Commissioners and Surveyor): Maintenance and Operation 590.99 CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS: Reimbursements to State Welfare Old Age Assistance Aid to Dependent Children Aid to Needy Blind Aid to Disabled Foster Homes Personnel Salaries Travel Expense Industrial Accident Pre- miums Department: 11,483.70 3,719.67 214.76 6,361.98 1,043.33 5,720.23 709.07 19.78 County Welfare Administration Expenditures: Office Supplies, Telephone, Rent, Etc. General Relief: Cash Allowances Food, Clothing, Fuel, Rent, Water, Light 672.80 1,569.50 5,506.47 County Hospital and Hospitalization Salaries and Wages 72,141.41 Maintenance and Operation 35,424.41 Medical and Hospital: Medical and Hospital Dentistry Optical Fees -Glasses Nursing Home County Physician: Salaries and Wages Care of Insane: Transportation 30,629.52 1,026.40 564.00 14,816.92 8,724.00 128.10 Care of Patients in State Tuberculosis Sanitarium: Institution Fees 249.00 Care Inmates Other State and Private Institutions: Miscellaneous 1,256.93 Other Poor Fund Expense: Burials and Ambulance Markers for burials 1,545.50 17.50 Care Delinquent Children (General Fund Expense): Salaries and Wages 975.89 Maintenance and Operation 126.15 Care Prisoners: Salaries and Wages Maintenance and Operation Board of Prisoners Jurors Meals EDUCATION: County Superintendent: Salaries and Wages Maintenance and Operation Travel Expense 6,559.27 1,718.78 2,780.75 138.10 3,758.06 1,227.88 449.03 MISCELLANEOUS GOVERNMENTAL: County, State and Other Fairs: Salaries and Wages Maintenance and Operation Premiums 4,374.70 13,890.16 3,402.25 Public Administrator: Maintenance and Operation ' Sheriff's Emergency: Salary Miscellaneous Industrial Accident Premiums: General Road Bridge Weed Classification & Appraisal Rodent Control: Maintenance and Operation Insect: Maintenance and Operation Weed Control: Maintenance and Operation 5.00 5,206.03 1,938.18 635.58 2,301.70 78.54 122.23 40.59 659.93 2,015.25 6,247.07 590.99 29,272.52 672.80 7,075.97 107,565.82 47,036.84 fr 8,724.00 128.10 249.00 1,256.93 1,563.00 1,102.04 11,196.90 5,434.97 21,667.11 5.00 7,144.21 • 4,035.71 659.93 2,015.25 15,381.62 Burial of Soldiers: Burial and Tombstones EXTENSION SERVICE: Agricultural Agent: Salary -Agricultural Agent from County Funds Secretarial and other Sal- aries Travel and Subsistence Office and Field Supplies Home Demonstration Agent: Salary -Home Demonstra- tion Agent from County Funds Travel and Subsistence 1,370.00 2,533.34 2,816.31 697.51 707.33 656.23 318.92 Land Classification: Salaries and Wages 3,791.50 Maintenance and Operation 646.06 Mileage 600.18 County Portion Pub. Emp. Retirement General Fund Road Fund Bridge Fund Poor Fund Weed Airport Class & Appr. 1,370.00 6,754.49 975.15 5,037.74 System: Social Security 4,740.31 3,919.39 277.48 4,138.37 516.13 5.52 177.49 All Other Miscellaneous Expense: Maintenance and Operation 4,603.19 TOTAL EXPENSE PAYMENTS ON COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS Interest: On Bonds • On Warrants Principal: Bonds 3,494.13 862.72 11,500.00 13,774.69 4,603.19 537,019.70 4,356.85 11,500.00 NOMINAL PAYMENTS SINKING FUND, PAYMENTS TO Transfers: Between County Funds 6,520.79 Between Trust and Agency Funds 246,831.99 CAPITAL OUTLAY General Governmental: County Buildings & Grounds County Buildings, Furniture and Fixtures 7,311.89 3,025.57 Health Conservation and Sanitation: Hospital Furniture and Fix- tures 2,647.20 Highways, Bridges, Ferries: New Roads 385.00 New Bridges 10,273.07 Tools and Machinery 44,242.00 Charities and Corrections: Ferry Revolving 8,259.25 Weed Revolving 2,707.00 EDUCATIONAL: Fair Grounds and Buildings Weed Trust and Agency Payments: State Cities and Towns 2,246.05 2,200.00 • 178,709.88 57,367.57 District School Funds 865,064.23 Irrigation Districts 50,674.90 Estates 16,268.20 Redemptions 718.00 District Court Deposits 7,820.00 Acc. Hi. School 13.03 Ace Hi. Transportation 2.76 Teachers Retirement 1.06 General School 30.70 Trust & Agency Orders 1,993.76 TOTAL PAYMENTS -ALL PURPOSES RECONCILEMENT Treasurer's Cash Balance at End of Year Total Payments, All Purposes, as Above Amount County Warrants Outstanding Beginning of Year GRAND TOTAL 253,352.78 10,337.46 2,647.20 54,900.07 10,966.25 4,446.05 1,178,664.09 2,068,190.45 723,955.31 2,068,190.45 9,676.99 2,801,822.75 OPERATION of CASH ACCOUNTS, COUNTY FUNDS ONLY Fund General Fund Balance Rec'd & Paid & Balance 7-1, 1956 Charged Totals Credited 6-30, 1959 32,788.74 139,441.10 172,229.84 1:;4 423.43 17,806 41 Road Fund 70.381.65 118,340.08 Poor Fund 61,665.68 191,266.48 Bridge Fund 20,207.62 19,877.49 Co. Extension Rev. 13.74 Mtg. Stock 4,204.66 610.18 Ferry Rev. ,I. 13,749.76 11,261.00 County Fair Fund 3,364.91 21,669.74 Fair Commission 1,432.60 1,861.35 Protested Tax (Co. Portion) 66.264.47 19,989.67 Airport 616.97 2,745.47 State Aid 130.98 Courthouse Sink Fund 1,287.02 77.58 Special Sheep 104.16 79.40 Heron Bridge Sinking 1.656.26 6.874.35 Insect 2,299.25 Hosp. Sinking Fund 1,453.45 6,950.48 Weed Control 3,126.28 16,520.96 Weed Rev. Fund 71.64 4,427.31 Ferry 4.688 27 Classification & App. 17,647.30 17,943.03 Sheriff Emergency 5,422.37 1,800.00 188,721.73 174.025.29 14,696.44 242,932.06 210,752.59 32,179.47 40,085.11 17.109.02 22,976.09 13.74 13.74 4.714.73 4.714.73 25.010.76 8,269.25 16.751.51 25,034.65 22,053.62 2.981.03 3,293.85 2,551.35 742.50 86.254.04 86.254.04 2,362.44 924.73 2.437.71 130.98 130.98 1,314.60 1 295.80 18.80 183.56 183.56 8,430.61 6.836.63 1.594.98 2,299.25 2.015.25 284.00 8,403.93 8.158.50 245.43 19,647.24 18,154.88 1.492.36 4.356.67 2,707.00 1,648.67 4.688.27 4,688.27 35,590.33 5.254.48 30,335.85 7,222.37 7,131.83 90.54 TOTALS 302,284.18 681,635.57 883.919.76 641,666.39 242,253.37 OPERATION OF WARRANT ACCOUNTS, COUNTY FUNDS ONLY Fund Outstanding 7-1, 19641 Issued General Fund 2,147.08 149,412.76 Road Fund 706.41 174,304.29 Poor Fund 3,687.15 211,094.54 Bridge Fund 116.46 17,060.96 Classification & App, .. 26.22 5,256.47 Redeemed Outstanding Total & Charged 6-30, 1969 151,559.84 150,478.70 1,081.14 175,009.70 174,026.29 984.41 214.681.69 210,710.87 3,970.82 17,177.42 17,109.02 $0. 40 5,282.69 5,254.48 28 21 Fined For Fishing Without License .T. A. Fisher of Eddy was fined $27.50 by Jusitce P. V. Bender after a plea of guilty to fishing without a license was entered. Fisher was arrested by Game Warden A. H. Cheney. Bridal Shower A public wedding shower tonight at 8 p.m. in the Com- munity Congregational church annex v‘ ill honor Sandra Miller, who will be married here later this month. All friends of the prospective bride and her par- ents are invited to participated. County Fair Fund .... 2,763.04 Sheriffs Emergency 30.27 Airport 16.48 Weed Control 276.88 State Aid 8.00 TOTALS 9,676.99 TAXES 23,077.61 7.144.21 924.81 18,222.58 25,840.65 7,174.41 941.29 18,499.46 8.00 21.750.19 7,131.83 924.73 18,085.14 4.090 46 42.65 16 56 414.32 8.00 606,498.23 616,175 22 605.170.25 11/.704.97 RECEIVABLE (DELINQUENT TAXES) Year Real Class 'A' County 1963 104.94 1954 198.43 1955 587.99 1956 1.646.67 1957 3.169.03 1958 4,785.76 Personal Real Personal Class'B' Total Class *A' Class 13' Total County T.&A. T.&A. T.f.A. 341.68 446.62 299.04 465 61 764.65 (47.70) 150.73 663.30 1.684.37 2,347.67 722.47 1.310.46 737.27 1,109.01 1,846.31 183.96 1,830.63 3.137.81 306 48 3,444.29 (4S11.90) 2.735 13 6.752.38 (882.95) 5,869.43 336 24 5.122.00 13,434.28 456.67 13,890.95 TOTALS . 10,492.82 1,102.75 11.595 57 25.024. lig 3.139 22 LANDS, BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE Court House !foal:Mal . Airport Jail County County Fair ilarage Lands Buildings 3,838.00 3.738. 00 8,700.00 3,000.00 865.00 126,625.31 234.716.19 82.675.28 12 625.93 66,075.94 18.539.49 TOTAL CARRIED TO ASSETS 20,141 00 541 258 11 DETAIL OF BOND ISSUES OUTSTANDING Date Purpose 3-31-51 7-31-51 Hospital 120.000.00 Original Amt. Issued licron Bridge 110,000.00 TOTA1. ('ARK/1.71) 1.1,k Int. Rate 1.85 2 7:i Interest Payable Mar. RE Serf Dec. & 3tine• DEPRECIATION CHARGES Book Bal. of Dep Credited Dep. B K Itr i i n rd d h:ee • ,a l y A s ssets Val.of Chg. Account During Balance Assets Rate 7-1, 1958 Year 6-30, 1959 742,488.01 4 433,363.27 29,699.52 163.1162 79 862,326.52 4 363.892.31 34,493.06 398.385.37 Furnit. & Flirt. 93.208.08 5 24,457 12 4,660.40 29,117.52 Tools & Mach. 434.754.74 10 225.606 18 13,475.47 269,081.65 j ( 1. 3 `a a t i t i rr i age G s rounds I 66.075.94 2 11.854 47 252.52 6.178.75 12,625.93 2 '5:926 23 Airports 19,404.49 2 6,354 69 1,321.52 13,175.99 388.09 6.742.78 ( i p o u g rth pital ouse 13 9 0 1 ..4 3 6 7 3 5 .'3 28 1 23 1 11 0 :0 9 7 3 8 4 1 11 4 i 2 2 . , 6 7, 4 1! l i. . 2 26 7 1 1 2 4 :6 6 8 79 7 .8 3 6 1 Ferry 238, , 4 4 5 8 4 3 ..1 5 9 4 4 2 13,958.46 4.769.08 18.727.53 6 Hurhig Current Year 269 71 1 259.34 529.05 Total Depreciation Credited 1,107,699.07 124,669.53 1,232.368.60 1,465.291.43 TRUST AND AGENCY ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AND FIXTURES Furniture & Fixtures 42,459.76 43,815.88 2)1.163.30 6,932.44 93,208 OR Outstanding June 30, 19 66,000.00 72.000.00 138.000.00 Net Val. Assets 8.30, 19511 279.425.22 464941.15 64,090.56 165.673.09 6.447.18 52.899.95 12.661.71 76.695.42 117.776.00 219,726 66 5,954.49 ASSETS Cash 379,492,71 Cash (Protested Tax) 102,209.23 Land Acquired by Deed (T. & A. Portion) 2,325.14 Taxes Receivable 28,163.30 Total Assets LIABILITIES Trust and Agency Reserves 415,582.70 1959 T. & A. Motor Vehicle (not charged) 18,963.04 1959 T. & A. Per- onal (not charg- 512,190.38 ed) 17,644.64 Total Liabilities 512,190.38 VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO TAXATION Assessment made 1958 for CLASS OF PROPERTY Purposes of County Gov't Assessed Val. Taxable Val. Real Property 18,166,544.00 6,050,169.00 Personal Property 5,331,588.00 1,122,427.00 ' Railroad Property ...... 548,759.00 165,303.00 Montana Power . .. .. 3,118.265.00 890,683.00 Yellowstone Pipeline 150.00 45.00 Washington Water Power 5.171,563.00 1,556,198.00 TOTAL 32,336,869.00 9.784,825.00 COUNTY TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEAR 1958-59 Amt. of Mills Amt. of For Purpose of Fund Levied Tax. Val. Levied Levies General Fund 9,784,825.00 13.750 134,540.00 Road Fund 8,699,316.00 1.250 10,874.00 Poor Fund 9,784,825.00 8.185 80.088.00 Bridge Fund 9,784,825.00 2.125 20,792.00 Airport ..... 9,784,825.00 .250 2,446.00 Weed .9,784,825.00 1.750 17,123.00 County Fair Fund 9,784,825.00 1.000 9,784.00 Classification & Appraisal . 9,784,825.00 2.000 19,569.80 Bond Interest & Sinking 9,784,825.00 1.500 12,091.00 Total Levies for County Purposes 31.810 TRUST AND AGENCY LEVIES FOR THE YEAR Amt. of Mills For Purpose of Fund Levied Tax. Val. Levied Greater Univer. Millage Fund 9,784,825.00 6.000 State Livestock Funds (All) 16.500 General School District School Funds Fire Suppression Town of Hot Springs 304,532.00 41.000 Hot Springs Improvements Town of Plains .. 352,096.00 35.000 Plains Cemetery District 1.250 Town of Thompson Falls 428,881.00 55.100 Paradise Improvement 3.000 Jocko Irrigation Flathead Irrigation 1958-59 Amt. of Levies 94,712.90 1,952.13 217,072.37 244,667.23 5,706.30 12,450.78 6,890.20 12,361.63 1,820.18 23,689.36 101.69 2,650.29 32,084.04 DISTRICT SCHOOL LEVIES No. Mills No. Mills 1 22.52 12 43.16 2 28.02 14 34.41 3 42.81 71 8.65 4 1.93 High School Districts 5 12.39 1 7.60 6 22.72 2 6.19 8 19.15 9 9.76 9 31.06 10 . 5.81 10 24.41 14 14.05 11 17.36 COUNTY CLERK'S AFFIDAVIT STATE OF MONTANA SS. County of Sanders I, Dorothy Dodson, County Clerk in and for the county afore- said, do solemnly swear that the foregoing report is a full and true statement of the financial condition of the County of Sanders, State of Montana, for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1959, to the best of my khowledge and belief, so help me God. Dorothy Dodson Subscribed and sworn to before me and in my presence this 16th day of July, 1959. James H. Smith Clerk of District Court The above and foregoing report has been examined by the Board of County Commissioners, and is approved and ordered published. By Order of the Board of County Commissioners. July 16th, 1959. H. E. Smith Chairman SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Thursday, August 6, 1959-5 County Surfaces Road at T.C. By Mrs. S. J. Stonehocker TROUT CREEK -The county road crew is expceted to com- plete oiling of the Trout Creek's road from Highway 10A to the school sometime this week ac- cording to Commissioners Jesse %V. Lee. The oiling job is making a big improvement. Mrs. Dema Williams and Mrs. Wanda More visited Mrs. J. B. Townsley this weekend. Miss Georgiana Casteel was a weekend guest of Miss Florence Robinson at the home of Mrs. Stella Smith. Benny Kirschbaum of Noxon is visiting at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kirschbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Paddock of acoma visited at the Kirsch- baum home Sunday evening. Mrs. Birdwell's son, Gordon, and wife are visiting this week here from Harlan. Bill Kirschbaum from Bull river was here Sunday for the day at the home of his brother, Warren and family. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Jones of Orofino. Ida. are visiting this week at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bran- son. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jette, Sandra and Gary of Missoula were Sunday guests at the S. J. Stonehocker home. Home Ec Entries Sought for Fair Only two weeks remain for Sanders county homemakers to plan and prepare home econ- omics entries for the annual Sanders County fair, Mrs. Blanche Richardson said yester- day in reminding all residents of their \pleasant responsibility toward creating a fair full.to ov- erflowing with results of pro- ductivity.\ Friday, Aug. 21 is entry day and the entry deadline is 8 p.m. that day. \Trends change slightly from year to year so some outdated entries have been removed from the homemaking list of entries and new ones added,\ Mrs. Rich- ardson said. \For example, an entry has been made for 'best speciman of wood carving' and 'art for 16 years and under.' \Outside of the standard clas- ses of culinary and needlework, we have some interesting lots for handcrafts, sewing machine, embroidery and art. If you have a daughter 16 years old or younger, encourage her to bring entries for classes especially created for her in needlework, culinary and art.\ New brides in Sanders county this year should take special note of \class II, Baked Goods, Lot No. 70, Best loaf of bread by bride of not over one year.\ Mrs. Richardson urges pro- spective competitors to \please read your fair book to determine the rules and sets of standard that are set up for each division. Be sure before you bring your entry to the fair that there is a lot number for your entry. Con- tributions to our homemaking booth from all areas of Sanders county will give us beautiful, interesting and complete dis- plays and a sense of pride in that we all helped to create a better 1959 county fair.\ PAPER TABLECLOTH IN 300 ft. rolls at the LEDGER. envelope sealing is fun just press it's sealed NO MOISTURE ZEOUIRED I Prr.hoLlull all4olher En. ..lopes at The LEDGER
