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Show buildings and : ground,' $ 000 re- I r;lr : fuiture and apparatus,! M, repair of heating," lighting I .ad plumbing, $1,500, a total of 50.000 compared with 57,800 last year. Fixed charges, -compensation Insurance, In-surance, $1450, insurance on buildings build-ings and grounds, $3,000, interest on loans, $700, total of $5150, compared com-pared with $4600 last year. Transportation, administration expense, $200, publicly owned buses, $30,000, privately owned buses, $6500, U. L C. R.R.- $6,000. individual allowances, , $800; miscellaneous mis-cellaneous $500 and high school extra curricular transportation, $1,-000, $1,-000, a total of $45,000 compared to $42,600. Principal increase in this department was in publicly owned bus transportation, jumped from $25,700 last year to $30,000 this year. . . Buildings and grounds, sites, $500, alterations of buildings $500, furniture and equipment, $1500, a total of $2500, compared to $3350 last year. Debt ' service, bond redemption, $20,000, interest on bonds, $12,000, total of $32,000 compared to $33,-000 $33,-000 last year. County School Budget Increased Teachers Get Salary Raise For 1943-44 Hearing on a tentative Cache county school budget for 1943-44 calling for expenditure of $86,835 more than in 1942-43 will be conducted con-ducted Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Cache county courthouse, Clerk Lloyd M. Theurer reported today. Total proposed expenditure for 1943-44 is $437,820 with $2,245 unappropriated un-appropriated as compared with $381,995 for the 1942-43 school year, Mr. Theurer said. Estimated income was set at $440,065 as compared com-pared with $381,995 last year. A state salary appropriation of $56,000 whkh will provide salary increases for instructors throughout through-out the district, accounts for the principal increase in both revenue and expenditure. Anticipated revenue includes $122,265 from state school taxes; $3,700 from the state high school fund; $4,000 from Smith Hughes and other federal funds; $35,000 from the state equalization fund; S200 from adult education and coordinator co-ordinator fund; $11,000 from the uniform school fund; $56,000 from the state salary appropriation and $37,000 cash on hand for a total of $232,165 expected from state and federal funds. District taxes, with a 12 mill levy an increase of 2 mills over last year, is expected to bring $201,900. The district assessment is set at $178,500; service taxes, $1,-400 $1,-400 and district redemptions, $22,-000. $22,-000. j Miscellaneous income anticipated is $2,000 from rent of buildings, contributions, etc; $2,000 from rent of buses and $2,000 from other miscellaneous revenues, a total of $6,000. Other revenues include $34,500 anticipated for debt service, at a levy of 2.0 mills, same as last year and $2500 cash on hand for buildings and equipment. Proposed 1943-44 expenditures as listed in the tentative budget, are as follows: General control, salaries, $11,820; travel expense, $1250; office supplies, sup-plies, $750; sundry administrative expense, 1700 and school elections 3100 for a total of $15,620 as compared com-pared with $14,295 in last year's proposed budget. Coordinate activities, coordinators' coordinat-ors' salary, $1,500, travel expense, $450 and health service, $2,800, total to-tal $4.50, same as last year.. Instructional service, salaries of techers, $255,400, text books, $3,000, school supplies, $5,500, sundry I school expense, $2200; library books, $1500, high school administration, $2000, high school laboratory fund $3,000, vocational education fund, $1,900, hot lunches, $2500 and adult education, $200. An increase of $46,800 for instructors' in-structors' salaries and of $1800 in the hot lunch fund, accounts for the increase of $46,700 in the total instructional service budget. Plant operation, custodian's salaries, sal-aries, $29,700; fuel, $9,000; janitorial janitor-ial supplies, $3,800, power and lighl $6,000 and water, $1,100 for a total to-tal of $49,600 as compared to $41,-100 $41,-100 budgeted last year. Maintenance of plant, repair o: |