OCR Text |
Show Nationnl Distillers Products Corporation New York W.4 Proof SOMBTWm . . .if you don't let electricity elec-tricity work for you. You can't see it but it's always ready at a flick of the switch to do a hundred and one .... things for you. A silent servant at low wages. LIVING COSTS ARE UP, BUT ELECTRIC RATES ARE LOW UINTAH Power & Light Co. '. WkailfouBuylViilt WAR BONDS 1 Refrigerator! ar out for the duration. dura-tion. Manufacturer! have now tooled .their planta for production of war materials. Common-sense-folk, how ver, are saving now, not spending, and building up a fund for purchase of refrigerators and other domestlo needs through Investment la U, 1 War Bonds. Your Money put Into War Bond today will bring you back S4 for 91 at maturity. So start saving for those domestic needs when you wiH be permitted tq buy them. Join the Payroll Savings plan at your office or, fr tory and let's all "Top that Tea Percent." I : Roosevelt City Financial Report The Year Ending December 31, 1943 RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS j GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND Balance on hand January 1, 1943 $ 754.17 Salaries of City Officials $1,540.00 From: Taxes 5,313.71 Assessing and collecting taxes 515.35 Licenses 2,178.31 Bond Premiums, Insurance, Etc 133.72 Fines 123.15 Purchase of real estate 863.64 Imp. Dist. Taxes 32.00 Office expense 46.40 Equipment rentals 311.20 Legal and Court 28.75 Interest on deposits 200.00 Jail 51.30 Sale of brick, lumber, etc 245.05 Telephone 37.52 i Sale of equipment 130.00 Merchandise 67.74 Refunds 96.40 Printing 35.55 Dog tax 112,00 Office building maintenance 173.05 Miscellaneous . 21.50 $ 9,517.49 Traveling expense 161.00 Election 90.05 Miscellaneous 171.40 Police department 1,704.00 WATER FUND Fire department 379.00 $ 5,998.47 Balance on hand January 1. 1943 $2,892.88 From: Taxes 2,027.67 WATER FUND fater sales 6 445 40 Contributions 517 00 Salary & expense of Superintendent $1,680.00 Miscellaneous 2o!oo 11,902.95 aboru 22? Telephone 20.91 Pipe and fittings 4,957.53 Well drilling 3,334.50 STREET FUND Water assessments 308.25 , . . . Equipment rentals ' 77.00 Balance on hand January 1. 1943 $ 88.54 Merchandise 68 31 From: Taxes 2,006,09 Miscellaneous Z.ZZZZZZ"..'.". 5075 $10,721.65 State Vehicle Reg. fund ... 1,133.16 3,227.79 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS LIBRARY FUND Street lighting 720.00 UWL Service charges and lamps 116.01 Balance on hand January 1, 1943 $ 45.25 Payments on poles 195.00 From: Taxes 682.32 727.57 Gravel 770.50 Equipment hire 46.00 Miscellaneous 79.14 $1,926.65 PARK and CEMETERY LIBRARY FUND From: Taxes 1 267.99 Library Maintenance 200.00 $ 200.00 Sale ol l 443!00 Lot maintenance 386.50 PARKS and CEMETERY Contributions 60.00 2.157.49 . A , Sexton, Caretaker , 900.00 Caretaker labor parks 276.30 Merchandise 39.98 BOND INTEREST Miscellaneous 16.00 $ 1,232.28 From: Taxes 1,312.94 n.n IMTPnPCT Transfer from sewer fund 730.00 2,042.94 BOND INTEREST Interest and refund expense 2,041.81 $2,041.81 BOND REDEMPTIONS , BOND REDEMPTIONS From: Taxes 3,246.20 Bond redemptions 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 Transfer from sewer fund 1,770.00 5,016.20 ' SEWERS cpwrue Engineering , . 296.21 5.WEHS Pipe and fittings Etc 474.31 Balance on hand January 1. 1943 6,380.42 Cleaning equipment 319.07 From: Taxes 55 14 Trenching & laying contracts 312.50 Sewer connect'i 2,854!o6 teS?fii;"n,rc" 1S2,12 Salp of m'nr fin o 9an 99 Miscellaneous 38.45 - bale of pipe .60 9,290.22 Transfers to Bond Int. & Red. 2,500.00 $ 4,109.94 i Balance on hand 1-1-43 '.. $10,161,26 TOTAL .L $31,230.80 Receipts by transfers 2,500.00 m . ocrn Net 1943 rprpint? n 99i ?q Transfers $ 2.500.00 . Tota! SSimtnd 4jm65 . SfflS ,OTJfs . Total expenditures including trans. & bal's. $43,882.65 Balance Sheet of Funds December 31, 1943 BALANCES 1-1-43 RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BALANCES 12-31-43 FUND BEBIT ' CREDIT I DEBIT CREDIT General ; v 754.17 8,763.32 5,998.47 3,519.02 Water 2,892.88 9,010.07 10,721.65 1,181,30 . Street 88.54 3,139.25 1,926.65 1,301.14 Library 45,25 682.32 200.00 527.57 Parks and Cemetery 1 2,157.49 , 1,232.28 925.21 Bond Interest 2,042.94 2,041.81 1.13 Bond Redemptions 5,016.20 5,000.00 16 20 Sewers 6,380.42 2,909.80 4,109.94 5,180.28 10,161.26 33.721.39 31.230.80 12,651.85 Bonds Outstanding December 31, 1943 $34,000.002 Maturing, $2,500.00 each year 1944 to 1956 and $1,500.00 in 1957 ' $2,600.00 7 Matured, $800.00 each year 19351936 and $1,000,00 in 1937. Reipectfully submitted by Accrued interest December 31, 1943...... $378.00 John E WisCOTTlhc City Recorder. 1 LIVE POULTRY WANTED I Highest Prices Paid On All Types Poultry hi Shipped To Us. Checks ' Mailed Upon W Arrival of Poultry. DRAPER POULTRY PRODUCTS 1 2168 South Main St. :-: Salt Lake City, Utah FROoS I Weekly Program ! 0 First Show Begins at 7:30 Second Show al 9:00 p. m. 1 Friday and Saturday, March 10-11 j I "PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA" j Starring: RUTH TERRY and ROBERT LIVINGSTON j fj Sun., Mon., Tues., March 12-13-14 j Irving Berlin's "THIS IS THE ARMY" (In Technicolor) Wednesday, March 15 I "THUNDERING HOOFS" Tiiur "IN OLD OKLAHOMA" $ Starring: JOHN WAYNE and MARTHA SCOTT UTOPIA THEATRE Saturday and Sunday, March 12-13 I "SLEEPY LAGON" j) Starring: JUDY CANOVA with DENNIS DAY j Also 1st. Chapter "Capt. America" I MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 p. m. SPRINGTIME BLOUSES Change Your Suit j Into A Wardrobe 198:298 -raK? Anunate'your suit with mi J lively spring blouses of J-.- y ;C. I mjIJjw fine rayon crepe in . Sf" L)xil sunny pastels or gleam- XHffJ ing white. Smoothly f "T tailored or frilly for. bkffi dresa-up charm. v fjj Tailored classics y -c J Ah fi Bow-tie beau ' Y 'hfXVh& catcher styles 1 V?V ' Frw Tucked tuck-ins 7jX J |