County Board Approves 1933 Budget Adjustments in Mt Carroll
County Supervisors meet to authorize fund realignments for 1933. Items include salaries for county officials, court and jail expenses, road and bridge projects, and a special tax levy plan. The board approves restoration of motor fuel tax funds and sets warrants payable by May 1 1934 with 6 percent interest, allocating a total of 77562.50 for general county purposes and detailing tax extensions across towns.
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