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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
6
Lane County Oregon presents the semi annual financial statement showing resources including cash on hand and tax sale certificates, liabilities such as outstanding warrants and accrued interest, and net indebtedness totaling 36 713 11. County Clerk E A Lee certifies accuracy dated July 1 1909 with county seal.
The document presents a semi annual financial report for Lane County Oregon by County Clerk E U Lee and Treasurer BL Eastland. It records balances received and paid from the general fund school funds taxes fines and costs and other sources, with receipts from road fund land sales coroner sheriff fees and miscellaneous items. The filing date is July 12 1909 and is signed by Harry L Bown as Sheriff and Tax Collector.
A historical Lane County Oregon tax roll summary shows uncollected 1907 taxes as of June 30 1909 with balances and warrants. County Treasurer R E Eastland certifies the statements of claims allowed by the County Court and warrants drawn for six months ending June 20 1909.
County clerk records show unpaid tax roll 1008 as of July 1 1909 with detailed payments rebates and corrections. Listed are numerous payments to County Treasurer and other offices from February 1909 to June 1909 totaling amounts such as 27082 25 62126 07 45774 60 62622 57 and 108216 20 alongside rebates 10804 98 and uncollected 6671 18. Dated July 3 1909 filed July 2 1909 by E A Lee County Clerk with deputy F G Stickles.
Penjamin J. Short assistant district attorney of Cook County will aid in prosecuting Dr. W. K. Miller held at Watseka for shooting J. B. Sayler banker of Crexent City. Miller and Sayler’s wife claim self defense. Public sentiment rose, a special grand jury was convened. Miller and Mrs. Sayler remain in Watseka jail.
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