Murray Power Plant Report By Worsley and Forman 1929
City commissioners receive a detailed 1929 closing report on Murray City Electric Light and Power Plant by Worsley and Forman. It covers construction costs through 1928, bond and note financing, operating expenses, and depreciation effects. The memo defends prior accounting, notes a small city advance shortfall, and clarifies profit versus depreciation impacts and misstatements from a reformulated committee report.
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Worsley & Forman
Murray
Keletric
J. W. McHenry
McHenry
Mr. Wallace
Rummel
City Commission
Meleury
Wallace
Phint
Neek
Murray City Electric Light Department Receipts 1912 1929
Analysis of receipts and disbursements covers Murray City Electric Light Department from 1912 to January 1, 1929. It notes an $82 500 transfer from bonds and notes column for Progress company purchases, with notes paid monthly and now settled. It also records a £20 000 payment from Burton Lown to 1027.
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Murray City
Light Department
Progress Company
Burton
Sere Progress Company
Burton Loan
Murray City Electric Light Department
Burton Lown
Murray City Power Plant Department Financial Record Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows Murray City Corporation power plant department accounts with multiple totals and codes. Figures include 8,152.58 4,755.20 20,070.50 22,000.00 1,500.00 and other line items. no clear narrative or dates present.
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Murray City Corporation Power Plant Department
Murray City Electric Plant praised for low rates and self funding
J W McHenry reports in this issue that Murray City Electric Plant nearly covers all costs including hydro, distribution lines and auxiliary facilities. He calls the department a remarkable investment that serves residents at half price for a decade, noting assets and profits that seem almost miraculous. The piece extols the plant as paying and paying.
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Citizens Comittee
J. W. McHenry
Murray City
Eagle
Murravy Electric Department
Flower Club Elects Officers
Murray Flower Garden Club elected officers for the coming year. Carl Hansen became president with Mrs. W. H. Rothwell as vice president and Mrs. Violet Linheck as secretary treasurer. Librarian is Mrs. Maud Chegwidden. Judge Johnson of Salt Lake spoke on Utah native flowers and distributed seeds of a new hardy poppy named Papaver Pilosum.
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Carl Hansen
W. H. Rothwell
Violet Lin
Heck
Maud Chegwidden
Judge Johnson
Salt Lake
Utah
Murray Eagles Celebrate Twenty-First Birthday Event
Murray Aerie No 1760 Fraternal Order of Eagles honors its twenty first birthday Friday evening March 22 with initiation of new members, a special program and a banquet led by George W Krebs who promises a notable meal continuing on page 3.
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Murray Aerie No. 1760
Order of Eagles
George W Krebs
Crescent Circle 101 Nominates Delegates for District Convention
Crescent Circle No 101Neighbors of Woodcraft meet Tuesday March 24 in the Fraternal Hall to nominate district delegates for the Ogden district convention June 18 19 inclusive Mrs Martha Nelson and Mrs Jennie Nelson are elected delegates and two others plus a slate advisor. A drive up party with three prize for funniest costumes follows with refreshments and a final party promised.
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Crescent Circle No
Woodcraft
Ogden
Crescent Circle No. 101
Dlateiet
Maritha Nelson
Eureka
Grand Laner Sentinel
Jennie Nelson
Busines
Kate Morrin
Fila Gordon
Minnie Hieegen
Nellie Hawkins
Drew
Mixa Brmua
Mander
Also Mentioned on This Page
History OF Murray Power Plant Dept
Certified Public Accountants
Salt Lake City
Mant
Ower
Worksley & Forman
Ut. G. Worsley
Cmd
Advan
Stant Marat
Exces Advanced Herel PLC
Ano
Sata
Murray City Electric Light Plant
Nydro
Damaml Waterways
J Hydro
Nesel
Burton Co
ATRL
Mnner
OLA Ony
wAssad
LOT
Net
Operat
TATA
Bie
Asane
Cottage
Dievel
Pea Company
Ines
Poe's
Devi
L. Burten Co
Murray Municipal Electric Plant
Magnificent Investment
Flower Club
Murray Flower Garden Club
Murray Eagles
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