The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 3

OCTOBER ai, Itti City's Share of County Budget Totals $220,097 As a result of additions to the Oneida County budget during the four-day meeting of the County Board of Supervisors which ended Thursday afternoon, Rhinelander's share of the county property tax will be $220,096.94, it, appeared today. The county budget originally called for a total property tax of $445,366.98, but the addition of $22.848 during the board session brought, the amount to be raised by taxation to Rhinelander's share of the total county tax burden has been fixed at 48.506 per cent. The 1954 county budget called for a county property tax totaling only only $315,660.72, for the board authorized the use of $100,000 from the surplus in the general fund for 'tax relief. Rhinelander's share of that total was about $150.000. Cost of operation and maintenance for 1955 was estimated at $537,224.25, not including amount required for highway purposes.

Less receipts of $153,333, the county tax for 1955 for other than highways was expected to be $383,891.25. The county tax for highways will total $84,323.73, almost double the 1954 figure of $44,423.77. This brings the property- tax to the $468.214.98 figure. Rhinelander does not share in the cost of the county superintendent of schools office, a total of $14,463 being allocated for that office in 1955. Thus the city's share of the total county tax is oased on a figure of $453,751.98.

Assessments Listed. According to the annual report on property valuations by William F. Rohlf, supervisor of assessments for the state department of taxation, the city of Rhinelander assessment is 94.65 per cent of the recommended full value placed by the state agency The city assessor's total was $38,235,400, compared to the state department's total of $40,396,630. The towns of Enterprise, Lynne and Schoepke appear to be badly underassessed, 6 1 figures show. The Enterprise assessment was but the state fixed it at the town of Lynne assessment was $96,286, but the state total was $230,985, while the town of Schoepke total was $667,115, but the state said it should be $1,526,795.

Crescent's assessment of $1,888,480 was figured to be 102.06 per cent of the recommended full value of $1,850,385, while Sugar Camp's assessment of $2,037,625 was rated at 112.85 per cent of the recommended total of 51,805,600. The board adopted the report by Rohlf as il closed its books on 1954. The next meeting will be held in February. THIS RttlMLANDfift (WIS.) M15W9 PAGES Before you buy INVESTIGATE! RUSCO Self-Storing COMBINATION WINDOWS Leading Brand in the WORLD; fOK met DEMONSTRATION Call 1032-W Perry Sigourney 14 Maple St. This Year- Buy Wisely! You Will If You Order Premium Coal From Us Now! Dumber Coal Co.

128 N. Anderson Phone 500-501 Phone 502 "The Builder's Service Stations" Grade A Medium EGGS 37 PAUTZ Food Market County Budget for 1955 Expenditures (For Operation and Maintenance GENERAL GOVERNMENT County Board County Clerk County Treasurer Assessment of Taxes District Attorney Divorce Counsel County Surveyor County Court Circuit Courts Coroner Courthouse Elections Special Accounting and Auditing Property and Liability Insurance Law Library AddrcsRograph Highways) Actual Actual 1954 1953 (3 Mo. Est.) 8,470.70 8,800.00 12,285.08 12,200.00 10,435.30 10,000.00 2,733.41 2 600.00 8,654,00 7,900.00 667.85 1,050.00 9 25 13,958.93 15,000.00 9,925.70 9,900.00 308.30 400..00 12,331.95 11,000.00 735.21 3,000.00 75.28 2,809.17 4,000.00 298.50 300.00 3,438.30 3,600.00 Estimated 1955 9,000.00 12,553.00 10,962.22 2,600.00 8,546.25 850.00 25.00 15,783.85 9,213.00 400.00 12,796.00 1 000.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 300.00 3,610.00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Sheriff 23,124.71 Register of Deeds 12,756.00 Bounties 38.25 Probation Officer Humane- Officer (or Society) 700.00 Motor Police 10,571.31 Police Radio 15,069.28 92,050.00 92,640.24 23,000.00 13,000.00 20.00 700.00 11,500.00 14,500.00 23,823.50 14.112.00 25.00 6,000.00 700.00 10,368.00 16,063.00 405.50 403.50 425.00 Totals $162,259.55 $62,720.00 $71,091.50 HEALTH SANITATION Vital Statistics Patients at State Other County Sans 20,778.70 'Public Health Nurse 5,123.51 Health Clinics 524.17 Rest Room 600.00 19,613.38 5,250.00 600.00 600.00 17,610.42 5,250.00 600.00 600.00 Total 27,431.88 26,466.88 24,485.42 EDUCATION County Super, of Schools 8,545.42 8,500.00 Supervising Teachers 6,000.00 Tuition Outside Training Schools 228.00 405.00 County Agricultural Agent 6,510,92 6,400.00 Home Demonstration Agent 583.13 490.00 Boys' and Girls' Clubs 4-H 42.72 Aid to Common Schools 33,844.35 34,669.46 County School Committee 732.96 1,000.00 8,653.00 5,810.00 877.62 6,650.00 800.00 37,447.10 1,200.00 Total CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS County Welfare Department County Home and Infirmary Outdoor Poor Relief Aid to Dependent Children Old Age Assist. (County's Share Aid for Disabled Aid to Blind Soldiers Relief Veterans Service Officer Insane in Outside Institutions Jail and Sheriff's Residence Industrial School for Girls Industrial School for Boys Wis. Colony Training Schools Schools for Dependent Children Temporary Care of Dependent Children Children's Home Society State General Hospital State Orthopedic Hospital Other Hcspitalization 55,656.46 57,464.46 61.437.72 36,674.35 158.42 39,861.35 27,279.44 39,864.76 429.99 1,381.49 374.70 7,464.41 17,991.13 1,621.16 935.00 1,115.00 7,909.30 563.57 419.58 900.00 7,011.85 1,111.00 1,040.05 38,500.00 4,900.00 45,000.00 23,000.00 45,000.00 4,800.00 1,200.00 250.00 7,400.00 22,049.09 1,500.00 667.26 1,004.29 7,827.01 1,144.29 500.00 813.65 4,793.18 539.00 950.00 38,333.00 1,000.00 50,000.00 24,000.00 48,000.00 5,000.00 1,500.00 250.00 7,500.00 21,278.53 1,500.00 443.57 1,076.43 7.682.81 2,026.43 500.00 5,318.45 1,124.75 1,000.00 Total $194,106.55 INDEBTEDNESS Principal of Bonds 16,000.00 Interest on Bonds 5,015.00 $211,837.77 $217,533.97 16,000.00 26,000.00 4,635.00 11.055.00 Total UNCLASSIFIED Agricultural Society Pest and Insect Control County Cruiser Tax Deeds Taken By County Airports County Fair Revolving Fund Sundry Unclassified County Forest Reserve Payments to Municipal Retirement Fund Forestry Inventory Survey Fire Suppression County Share of Blue Cross 21,015.00 20,635.00 37,055.00 3,500.00 3,288.28 3,664.90 91.35 2,368.60 66.00 2,761.00 350.72 48.60 2,525.09 9,344.05 922.00 147.87 1,557.75 2,800.00 210.00 2,761.00 426.53 5,500.00 3,200.00 500.00 4,763.00 35.00 7,900.00 10,500.00 10,500.00 498.74 2,600.00 194.12 2,600.00 Total 23,847.93 28,796.29 32,980.00 .8471,545.30 $499,970.38 Total Operation and Maintenance Revenues(Other Than County Property Tax and Highway Revenues) 1953 1954 TAXES Income Tax for County 42,020.64 44,226.48 Tax Fees and Penalties 14,372.95 14,500.00 Inheritance Tax for County 1,573.36 1,800.00 Utility Tax from State 18,536.37 19,000.00 Forest Crop Tax from Districts 1,467.10 3,000.00 Total 77,970,42 82,526.48 78,500.00 FEES AND COSTS County Clerk's Fees 150.70 County Court Fees and Costs 3,543.71 Circuit Court Fees and Costs 681.04 Register of Deeds Fees 7,863.54 1955 42,000.00 14,000.00 1,500.00 19,000.00 2,000.00 150.00 150.00 5,000.00 4,000.00 500.00 450.00 7,500,00 7,200.00 $.

Koszarek, Retiring Nov. 1, Lauded by Board A resolution expressing, high jrnisc for the service of S. A. Kos i arek, seventh division engineer or the Stale Highway Department here for 23 years, was adopted by cclamaticm Thursday a.s the Oneida County Board of Supervisors losed its anual fall meeting. The resolution, introduced by the highway committee, noted thai Ko- arek will retire from state service Jov.

1. Tho resolution read as folows: "Resolved, by the Board of Sli- pervisors of OnHcla County, that Whereas, Stephen A. Koszarek ias been associated with the Wis- Highway Department for he last 41 years and has been Seventh Division Engineer for said de- jartmcnt, Avith headquarters in Rhinelander, for the last 23 years; ind "Whereas, Mr. Koszarek is retir- ng from slate service on Nov. 1, 954; and whereas, the people of Onuida County, of other counties in he Seventh Division and of the State of Wisconsin have been priv- leged to enjoy outstandingly meri- service from Mr.

Koszarek, and have come to respect him for lis professional competence, his diligence, his loyalty and sincerity; his unfailing willingness to counsel and be helpful at all limes the of problems affect- ng the public; his unstinting cooperation with other public officials and departments; 'Now, therefore, be it resolved, by the Board of Supervisors of Oneida County, that it go on "record in expression of its apprecia- to Stephen A. Koszarek for the splendid example of public service ic has given the people of this county, for the attributes of good citizenship that have distinguished lim and for the inspiration he has provided: and be it further resolved, that the County Board of Oneida County extend to Mr. Koszarek ts sincere and earnest hope that le will enjoy good health and happiness for many, many years to come. "Be it also further resolved that copy of this resolution be mailed to Mr. Koszarek." Total 12,238.99 FINES, FORFEITS AND PENALTIES County Ordinance Fines 100.00 Contract and Bail Forfeitures 1,500.00 Penal Fines due County 1,874.50 13,150.00 11,800.00 Total 3,474.50 GIFTS AND GRANTS State Aid Supervising Teachers 4,941.22 State Aid Administration of Pensions 17,841.09 State Aid County Forest Reserve 6,654.03 State Aid County Nurse 1,000.00 Aid for State Forest Areas 1,657.42 1,700.00 100.00 2,000.00 3,800.00 4,968.63 22,000.00 7,979.31 1,000.00 1,841.99 1,000.00 100.00 1,500.00 2,600.00 5,150.00 19,333.00 7,900.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 Total 32,093.76 37,789.93 34,883.00 ALL OTHER GENERAL REVENUE County Forest Crop Land Revenue (Stumpage) 14,453.78 Sale of County 'Property 10,326,42 Poor Relief Revenue 3,792.00 Unclassified Revenue 26.41 6,000.00 8,000.00 2,800.00 .30 5.000.0( 2.500.0C Total 28,598.61 COMMERCIAL REVENUE Interest on Investments 3,712.39 Driver License Examinations 373.50 Sale of County Maps 179.74 Radio Revenue 7,126.44 Rent of County Building Offices 2,060.00 Revenue from 'Prisoners Labor 54.78 Sundry Departmental Revenues 46.50 16,800.30 15,000.0 1.237.50 300.00 75.00 7,000.00 2,060.00 93.61 TELEVISION 3955 ADMIRALS Now Available Antennas Installed Free Demonstrations Convenient Payments Ken's TV Service Phone 79-W Elcho.

Wis. For SANITONE Dry Cleaning and A-N Finishing CALL LINDEY Open 'til 9 P. M. Market Reports 1,200.0 200.00 100.00 1 7,000.00 2,000.00 50.00 Total 13,552.91 10,766.11 10,550.00 Total Revenues (Other Than County Property Tax) $167,929.19 Operation and Maintenance Less Receipts $164,832.82 $153,333.00 $537,224.25 153,333.00 County Tax for Other Than Highways County Tax for Highways Total County Property Tax 383,891.25 84,323.73 $458,214.98 Final New York Stocks. NEW YORK stock market beat a quiet retreat today on the 25th anniversary of the 1 great crash.

Prices were down between one and two points at the outside with the majority of losses in the fractions. There were many gains, but none amounted to much. Trading came to something than two million shares, slightly below the daily average so far this year. On Black Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1929, more than 16 million shares changed hands, and billions of dollars- of stock values were wiped out.

The market started today on a slightly lower plane for the fifth straight day, and it continued on down quietly with occasional mild rallies. Chicago Potatoes. CHICAGO UPi (USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 114; on track 321; total U.S. shipments 461; supplies moderate; de and moderate; market about steady; Washington russets Minnesota North Dakota pontiacs iwashed) Chicago Putter. CHICAGO Butter about steady; receipts wholesale buying prices unchanged to higher; 93 score A A 57.5; 92 A 90 56.25; 89 55.25; cars 90 57; 89 55.25.

Eggs irregular; receipts wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1 higher; U. S. large whites 44; mixed 40; U. S. mediums 24.5; U.

S. standards 29; current receipts 13.5; dirties 19; checks 18.5. POLITICAL ADVF.RTISKMENT: Authorized, published flrtd For Experienced Service ELECT Earl A. Nehls OF RHINELANDER Democratic Candidate for Member of Assembly IRON, ONEIDA and VILAS COUNTIES Experience Is Important! Yes, experience in public service is important to yon, because it is through experience that a man learns the problems of his neighbors and it is through experience that he learns kow to deal with those problems. Earl Nehls has been in elective public office for 15 years, and has been returned to office reneatedly because his friend's and neighbors have confidence in him.

He has been a member of the Oneida County Board of Supervisors for the last 15 years. He has been a member of the Oneida County Highway Committee and for the last seven years he has been secretary of that committee. In his County Board and Highway Committee work, he has hud frequent occasions to confer with state authorities, including the State Highway Department. He "knows his way around" Madison, and can tell the story of the needs of the Iron, Oneida, Vilas Assembly district effectively. He is chairman of the Audit Committee of the Oneida County Board.

He is a member of the City Council for the City of Uhinelander and is chairman of its purchasing committee, He has served as a member of the City Council's Committees on Public Works, J'ublie Property and Schools. He is a past president of Paper- makers Local No. 66, A. F. of and has served his union in other offices.

He is 50 years old, married and the father of two sons. Statement of Principles: REVIEW STATE LAND POLICY: "The State of Wisconsin is in possession of vast areas of land in this district. In some of our towns, there is a serious problem bemuse so little of their area is on the tax rolls. I believe the whole policy (if state ownership should be reviewed. Reserving always to the public the right of access to lakes, and reserving; always to the public areas especially suitable for public recreational purposes, I believe that a substantial amount of properly can be restored to tax rolls and improved, adding value In our district and 'increasing employment opportunities." CONSTRUCTIVE LEGISLATION FOR ALL INDUSTRY.

"I am familiar with recreation industry of our district and believe it is of the utmost importance to all of Northern Wisconsin. I will work for its encouragement and development. However, I believe that other industry is important, too, to our business men and wage earners, and I will support legislation beneficial to ALL." PROVIDE A STATE SOLDIERS' BONUS: "The State Liquor Tax, originally established for Veterans Housing, should be restored. This tax income should be used for Veterans' Housing, as it was originally intended. The continued tax income, and repayments on housing loans, will increase the fund each year.

Once the Veterans' IJousing needs are satisfied, a fund sufficient would be immediately available for a Veterans' Bonus payment. The first payments with the available cash would be paid to those Veterans with toe longest service, taking into consideration their service on foreign soil. The remaining veterans would receive their bonus as the cash becomes available, from continued liquor tax payments and repayments on Veterans Housing mortgages, and, of course, payable to the Veterans on a length-of-service basis, with the Veteran with the greatest service receiving the full bonus first and the Veteran with the last service receiving the bonus last." INCREASE OLD AGE ASSISTANCE: "We are not being fair with our older residents. I especially object to present statutes requiring these people to surrender their modest life insurance policies. At present, these people must give up their modest insurance if it exceeds S50I) and in return are given $300 burial.

I think it is only decent and right that this inhumane law should be repealed, and I pledge myself to work for its repeal." INCREASE STATE AIDS SCHOOLS AM) HIGHWAYS: "I believe the state must recognize its responsibilities for the education of our youth and for the development of a highway system which the entire state uses. Our district needs increased state aids for these purposes." STOP THE SALES TAX DRIVE: "I am unalterably opposed to the sales tax ana will vigorously resist efforts to impose such a tax on the people of Wisconsin." AMENDMENT OF TRUCK LICENSE LAWS; "I believe the present law governing the licensing of (rucks is unfair, especially to the operators of small trucks, and I will work for fair and just revisions." For Experienced Service ELECT EARL NEHLS.