The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1932, Page 8

CITY'S SAVING IN FISCAL YEAR TOTALS $1382 Clerk Submits Report for| Twelve Months End- ing March 31 Twelve thousand, one hundred | eighty-two dollars and fifty cents I.s‘ the net amount that will be saved | in receipts over expenditures by the | city in the current fiscal year, ac- cording to the financial report com- piled by Municipal Clerk H. R.! Shepard. The municipal fiscal year begms“ April 1 and ends March 31. Thcg Clerk’s report sets forth income | and outlay for the ten months be- ginning April 1 and ending January 31 and gives estimates of receipts and expenditures for the remaining | two months, February and March, of the fiscal year. Figures for Ten Months For the ten-month period, re- ceipts totaled $126,509.61, and dis- bursements amounted to $125,635.93, Jeaving a cash balance at the close of business January 31 of $963.65. Inasmuch as there was a cash balance of $631.15 on hand April 1, the beginning of the fiscal year, the net gain for ten-month period ending January 31 was $332.50. The principal part of the fiscal year's saving or $11,850 of it will be effected in the present month and next month. Tax receipts in the near future will be a chief factor in bringing about the result. Various Receipt Items Receipts for the ten-month per- jod from April 1 to January 31 follow: Cash Balance, April 1....$ ‘Taxes . Fines . Peddlers license: Dog licenses . Vehicle licenses Mercantile licenses . Building permits Demand notes . Sale Sewer Bonds . \ 631.15 55,310.43 1,838.00 11250 348.00 6,072.50 6,245.00 8,600.00 37.00 ; 748.50 . 38,500.60 8,075.00 DANCE at the Elks’ Ball Room TONIGHT Serenaders NOTE: Watch for im- portant announcement in near future. Stacks For Concrete or Brick Chimneys Warm Air ~ Furnaces $245.00 Warm Air Furnace - $75.00 e | 34 Refund C. F. McNutt ... 27.00 Interest Daily Cash Bal- ance D. M. Both Labor .. 52.52 4.00 Tokal . _.ai.sl ....$126,599.61 Details of Disbursements Disbursements for the ten-monti period from April 1 to January 31 follow: Miscellaneous ... Stretes, Sewers, Etc. .$ 3534121 .. 37,170.3% © 6,821.58 16,154.65 3,916.25 5,763.75 250.00 65.00 7,603.53 2,946.00 689.95 5,275.35 853.95 132275 2,000.00 Total . -..$125,635.26 Included in the misceliuneous item of $35341.21 is $33,09791 paid in principal and interest on demand notes owed by the city. Estimate of Income Estimated receipts for #he months of February and March follow: ' 38,000.00 100.00 3,000.00 1,400.00 300.00 Health Department . Fire Department .. City Clerk Taxes and Election Lighting Streets . Hydrants . Cemetery Library $ 42,800.0n Estimated expenditures for the months of February and March follow: Streets—Labor . $ Streets—Material . : Sewers—Labor . Sewers—Material ... Sidewalks—Labor ............ Sidewalks—Material . Washing Streets and Cleaning Rubbish ... Willoughby Ave. Labor and Material Tools 5 Street Paving Refunds Mayor’s Salary . Engineer’s Salary Miscellaneous Interest Sewer p Intterest Demand Notes Interest School Notes 900.00 1,100.20 200.00 100.00 400.00 200.00 00.26 100.L0 50.00 4,250.00 500.00 Health Department Indigent ... Fire Department . Oity Clerk ... Taxes and Election . ~CROSS . On top of . Large box . Undermines 4. Wait for . Shakespearean lover . Philippine white ant | . German river . Mohammedan noble . Single thing . Having left a wiil . Bars on typewriters . Beers . Note the speed of . Decay of animal tissues . Stations . By itself Lai . Large . Pertaining to a navy . Swine . Unknit . Town Alaska [A[P]T] 53. Oculist . Animal tood . Female sandpiper . Snarl or growl . Diminutive ending . Portals 66. Margin . At no time contr. . Delightful abodes Quantity of medicine §L . First woman . Legislative bodfes . Went ahead . Go over again . Seamen . Kind of wood . Southern state: abbr. i ERERLE AN EEEELE BN / MEEEL N REE7/ W [Ple["ENAB[AREPIAIPIE IAIL|ARD[EIT[E[R[MIIINIE] : (AILIE[S] IVIEINITHNS [ TIANYEHADIA| (DIOMN IR [O]N] E| C. o, . Une of Henry VIil's wives 2. Couple Takes a seat Toward the sheitered AlL] 5 50" . Compller of an English thesaurus . Rounded, con vex molding . Less wild . Vehicles for snow travel . Cause of ruin 5. The yellow u, B, Obllfilll . Reload . Without [om[1 [T] . Encourage Rise and fall of the sea 49, Fell behina . Sign 53. Short for a man's nam pping containers . Beholdest 9. Sluggish . Cooking utensil & Y | | | N ten-month period ending January 31, makes the total saving for the year $12,182.50. . L] AT THE HOTELS \Late Winter Brings Paris FIS HERMENS’ SERVICE HELD HERE SUNDAY Usual Custor_n_ Will Be Ob- served at Lutheran Resurrection It has become a ocustom at the Resurrection Lutheran Church io set aside the Sunday service just preceding the opening of the fish- ing' ‘season as “The Fishermen’s Service.” This year a very fine program has been arranged for to- morrow morning at 11:15 o'clock. Prelude—Violin solo, George An- derson. Processional Hymn—"“O, Worship the King,” Choir and congrega- tion. The Service. Anthem — “Follow the Gleam,” (Douglass), The Junior Choir. The Epistle Lesson. Anthem—*“Let the People Praise Thee', (Carrie-Adams), The Senior | Choir. The Gospel Lesson. The Creed. | Hymn—"The Ocean,” Choir and' congregation. Sermon—The Pastor. Offertory Duet—“Let the Lower Lights Be Burning,” Mrs. Harry Stonehouse and Mr. Elmer Reed. | The Prayer. i Hymn—“O, Lord, Be with Us, When We Sail,” Choir and congra- gation. The Benedioction, ‘The Doxology. new street cut one or two inches shorter than winter models to an afternoon length two or three inches longer. A new pinky-biege, silver grey, | coral red and bright blue are' among the outstanding colors, while black frocks (still a favorite with smart Parisians) are relieved with touches of shell pink or ivory | instead of dead white. | ‘Wools are a favorite fabric for the new {fifty-fifty frocks. One of | DEER IN 600D SHAPE, STATES LOCAL WARDE Dufresne Refutes Starva- tion Rumors—Animals Found in Good Shape Rumors of wholesale deaths in here today when the re- by Game ‘Associated Press Phos Mrs, Frederick C. Thompson, wh works for $40 a month as assistan nof Island, superintendent of the communit; of other islands, house in Tacoma, Wash., was name: a single as the city's “most distinguished| There \eitizen for 1931. ' they are also plentiful back n crushed belt and crushed cuffs inland areas. He crossed Kruzof of apple green crepe. (Island and found just as many Simple, light-colored satin dress- the hills as were seen es—oyster white, griege and ice He was told there were blus—are a new innovation for killed deer in teatime wear. is 80 heavily crusted that the deer have no difficulty in getting over it. Winter feed is fairly plentiful, ‘Treppers did not operate this year in the usual number, Mr. DuFresne said. Low prices kept many out of RINGUETTEE RITES SET FOR TUESDAY Funeral services for the late Ed- ‘ward Ringuettee, who died this be held at 9 o'clock be conducted by the pastor, Rev. Interment will be in the Catholic will establish their futurc Previous to their departurs were gutsts at & number of affairs given by their many Tubbed Too Often, Wife Regrets Vows CHICAGO, M1, Feb. 6. — Ervin Boettcher had a system about which his wife complained when she appeared before Judge Miller, asking for temporary alimony. Before going out nights, she said, he would fill the bathtub with cold water, and if she had any objec- tions to his departure he would solve the question by tossing her into the tub. She got the temporary alimony. — e, — MEHERIN IN KETCHIKAN J. J. Meherin, well known Alaska TO OUR CUSTOMERS BEGINNING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, CLEANING PRICES BY OUR NEW them of coral red in lightweight! traveling man, accompanied by his gunnysack weave has a braided bride, came north as far as Ket- belt of coral and brown, while|tohikan on the Victorla. He will another of grey wool is trimmed Some to Juneau on th enext north- with a braided scarf of purple bound steamer. mauve and grey satin. - Lighting Streets $5.00 each Complete Installed $185.00 to Hydrants Cemetery .. Library .. & ) CRRICRIET 5% $ 24,950.00 Outstanding Demand Notes The tofal of demand -notes out- standing is $40,000, but of this amount $36,000 is carried over from 11930 1eaving but $6,000 in outstand- ing demand notes chargeable to the current fiscal year expenditures. This $6,000 added to the $24,950 of other estimated disbursements for February and March brings the total estimated outlay for the two months to $30,950. With $42,800 estimated receipts ;and $30,950 estimated disbursements for February and March, the esti-| mated excess of receipts over ex- penditures for the two months will be $11,850. + Adding to this estimated $11,850' the actual gain of $33250 for the : Gastineau John T. Chamberlain, Mrs. J. Brumberg, Gil Rich, Seattle; Don- ald Armour, Ketchikan; D. L. Pett, Premier, B. C.; Edgar Prov- inse, Hyder, Alaska. Alaskan Alex D, Bovardus, D. Rose, C. B, Secrest, J. P. Miller, Joseph Nelson, Olaf Norbing, Seattle; E. E. Bird- well, Ketchikan; A. B. Anderson, Wrangell; F. D. Gillis, Medford, Oregon. Zynda A. L. Devlin, La Grande, Ore.; T. F. Brennan, Seattle. e —— TEXANS REVIVE DANCES LUBBOCK, Tex.—Oldtime west- ern dances, popular in the Texas Panhandle when cowboys rode horseback many miles to attend, are being revived in Lubbock and the South Plains region. Sheet Metal Work WE TELL YOU IN ADVANCE WHAT WORK-WILL COST Announcement Mr. “Mack” Metcalfe has taken complete charge Metal Shop. “Mack” is not: best Sheet Metal of our Sheet Per Pound *50-50 Frock’ Designed to Brighten Wardrobes in Strain of Two Months By Diana Merwin PARIS, Feb. 6—A new “Fifty- Fifty Prock™ 1s the smart Paristan’s latest addition to a wilting winter ‘wardrobe. The new half-and-half dresses—a reminder of winter in fabrics and o prophet of spring’ in cut and colbr- are designed to brighten wardrobes beginning to sag under the strain of two months’ hard wear. Colors are warm, lines long and willowy, and designs simple, al- though accented with bright trims. Sleeves Vary Sleeves vary from puffed designs to those which cling to the arm, while skirt-lengths range from a e TONCAN METAL only one of the Workers in the West but also thoroughly under- Ventilating. “Agk How Much It 'Will Cost” Rice & Ahlers Co. stands Warm Air ‘Heating and COPPERLOY and COPPER BEARING SHEET IRON Get Our Prices GARBAGE CANS DOWN SPOUTS GAS TANKS DIESEL OIL TANKS YUKON STOVES PrumBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what job will cost” SMOKE PIPES STEAM TABLES GAS BOAT WORK ‘TABLE TOPS I Afternoon Vogue | NESS RETURNS HOME Thomas Ness, well known fish- 'ing vessel owner, returned to Ju- neau today from Seattle. His trip ! south was to pros&fute his salvage suit against the steamship North- western for having aided her with his boat last year. Silk crepe frocks of a semi-) pebbly weave are in vogue for afternoon wear. For the Woman in Black there is a black marocain frock with a shoulder jabot and lower puffed sleeves of pale pink chiffon em- broidered in pink and black, while The Gir] Who Wears Brown may choose a brown crepe with a MODERN METHOD WILL BE AS FOLLOW: Suits . . . Overcoats “All-coppet” houses are an inno- vation in the constfuction industry in Germany. 75C NECKWEAR New Patterns Leader Department Store GEORGE BROS. A large selection of new Spring Merchandise has arrived—Watch our windows Monday’s New Designs — . . $2.00 2.00 Silk Dresses.. 2.00 A more detailed explanation will appear in “Empire” PANTORIUM CLEANERS A 35-cent CANNON BATH TOWEL with every purchase of five 10-cent bars of ARMORITA TOILET SOAP GARNICK’S—Phone 174 George Bros. FIVE DELIVERIES DAILY - 10A. M, 11 A. M,, 2 P.M., 3:30. P. M, 4:30 " TELEPHONES 92—95 P.M.