The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1935, Page 7

BARNLY GOOGLE \ND SPARK PLUG 1 DO DECLAR . GOOGLE-- I GITS TH' CREEPS SO BAD ‘ROUND THIS HYAR PLACE -- LISSENIN' TER ALL TH' NO-'COUNT SHIVERIN' HOOTY-OWLS SCROOCHING THAR HEADS OFF -- THET T COULD PULL ALL you GOTTA GIT YOUR MIND OFFA LO-WIZIE - - - SNUFFY --- YOU CAN'T SIT AROUND LIKE THIS ALL DAY AN UUS + MOPE--YOU'LL GET TETCHED IN TH HAID" ANNUAL AUDIT OF CITY BOOKS IS EXPLAINED City Clerk ”"nnmy Simpli-, fies Figures Prepared by Auditer Cooper (Continued irom Page One.) expended. Of um $2,110.16 w salafries for books miga- ¢ collected $341.35 3 a partial ¢ fset | e expense total $2,174.38 brary this and $359.50 zines to mai From cost of $1,274.28 1th Fund The health and ind accsunt totaled 2,662 54 Of this total $692.55 t in making a rock fill and ot} improven at th old garbage dump. Washing and| cleani Other ¢ (reindeer ficer, bish § Settle claims 925.00, be paid Radio activity the contmu »d February 1, t paid nd isive of meat rub- | | 1l injury| against cost $3,- which $600 remainad 10| | of nev municipality, dis- § ; cost $099.83.| Her invertcd ¢l modl rued onj ° 2l amounted t N:b, PWA bonds. Luclia McHenty, in ene of the Depreciation charges cn buildings | . (Azzociated Prczs Phats) and equipmeéeni for ~the yeat| b amounted to $20,186.41. 3 o R y call ai the During i mine the $16,592.54 permanent improve-|themselves cnd be given ments, not including $6,699.30 for| nformaticn that may be PWA projects. Streets and brid erk Henning said toaay C account for $5451.02; sewers v old Creek insy of 1ghted piatl i erfully a: first smiled and expendi- City Hall audit report additional anent Impreveme the year the city spent in $3 h en Hand, in B al Fund § 1,585.7 1 Fund 158 WA Fur 2 36070 eqmp- ment paid by the city, were ca cn as part of the AERA program, together with a number of street ent projects on which the xpended $3,120.30 for tools and supplies. The Federal Government furn- ished the labor on these particular projects. The new garbage dump on the Thane road represenied an invest- ment of $1,476.80. Citizens desiring Current Asscts: Receivable: 1934 $ 4,468.71 Accounts re- ceivable 6,953.64 Buildings: Depreciated value) $160,155.73 160,155.73 78,324.37 25,067 93 details further g e iated va uipment and Fixture:: Permanent R R SR Imprevements: Guy Smith o 3alance, April i D R L G S Adl{mli?j;t i cur- rent year PUROLA REMEDIES - Piepaid Insurancc: 23,280.84 272,610.05 1,334.84 SGIJ 520.99 PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- FULLY COMPOUNDED Total Assets LIABILITIES Current Liabilities: Accounts payable Deferred Liabilitics: Claims pay- able $ Contract pay- able Library depos- its Front St. Next Coliseum PHONE 97—Free Delivery 530.00 ] s 600.60 2,133.00 { | 3.90 2,786.90 Accrued Interest (bonds) Bonded Indebtedness: 3chool 6% bonds Sewer 6% bonds PWA 4% bonds Rice & Ahlers Co. JOHN L. AHLERS Manager PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNER and SHEET METAL WORK 2,880.00 $ 90,000.00 56,000.00 80,000.00 Total Liabilities Surplus: Lixcess bilities assets over $619,520.99 Vouchers totaling $2,06245, which were not approved for p~yment City Council as of March 31, 193 which covers permanent improve- ments in amount $592.66 and cur- rent expenses in amount $1468.79 are not included. | - - - SCHOOL TAX Territorial School Tax for 1935 mpaid by May 1 will become de-| inquent. All male persons between 21 and 50, excepting U. S. soldiers and sailors, volunteer firemen, paupers and insane must pay this A. W. HENNING, City Clerk, Er Phone 34 School Tax Collector. Fa'l Rives, M she to wanted, ec JOAST LIMITED, conditioned, plete 22. Retails 25. Lessened 80, Celestial bodies 53. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MEBBE IF WE COULD PITCH HORSESHOES -WE-- WHAT-- NO HORSESHOES ?? AT'S TOO BAl WELL-- HOW ABOUT A GAME O TAG TO KiLL TIME ? YOU'RE “IT"--- YOU'RE S’VOSED TO IS B9 - ARE YA READY 22 ONE --TWO s DOUGLAS NEWS N e MRS. GALLWAS LEAVES il FOR VISIT IN SOUTH 1‘ Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas left on the Zapora today for a several weeks | visit in the States. She will go via | Chichagof where her son-in-law | | and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lcuic | Delebecque will join her for the ‘n-ip south. They will visit in €2 'tle with friends and ,also some in Tacoma with Mr. M \lll\\n Gallwas. Mrs. been compliménied pa here anl depastuce ! ' HALL remcdsling the paratory to housing dispensary for John Marin, l| lessee, is now upder way with Lew Nunamaker, contractor, in charg Changes to be made in the hal to accommodat> future patrons o e consist of blocking ou the windows en the scutl > of the lower floor where the will Le, remodeling the fron to eliminate the vestibule cntr fl and build to the the side to pro- vide a bus line waiting room. A on is to be placed at the dispensary to bess from the to the dining room ill thus be 1d partition card room Mr. Marin now on outh to purchas: 12 business ventare. -+ VING FOR MINE averil expects to for the Kensington lery -where he will 1 months. ol { rear of Ea Space afforded between the and the new one for that busi | entrance delicate bit of surgery McHenry of Mrs. cinee th by ed il r mother, taken of her is his equipment way picture s OUTSIDE? L Mike tonight ing pr for sev GOING When (rJ\t‘hn" “outside” be sure ride the most modern trans- nfinental train NORTH completely air- newest type, especial- designed reclining seat ccaches. RL K. KATZ, Als Represen- leave min- work - - CALL FOR BIDS Bids will e received by the Northern Pacific Railway, | City of Juneau at the City Clerk's soon to give you gom-|>ffice up to 5 pm., May 3, for WAIT FOR HIM. ainting the exterior of the City —adv. 1 building. Specfications on file at Clerk’s office. deta I)(uly Cross word Puzzle ACROSS 1. 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