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1930 Annual Report ---~-"---~- -~~--- CITY CLERK'S ANNUAL REPORT of the CITY of SALIN A, KANSAS FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,1930 c¡; CITY OF FIRST CLASS Commission-Manager Form of Government MEMBER OF LEAGUE OF KANSAS MUNICIPALITIES I :, i , : , i I , I _i ! <7~"':i;;- -" ~~.~,-. '~"~-;~",:S:::~~;¡;¡""";.1:;',~"::>,,,,,~";-~"---~'"~;"" ,J - I ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY of SALINA, KANSAS FOR THE YEAR ENDING December 31, 1930 Compiled by CHARLES E. BANKER CITY CLERK ----- -"- - - - -- - - -- To the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, City of Salina, Kansas. Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report showing the financial transactions of the City of Salina, Kansas, for the year ending December 31st, 1930, together with itemized statement of the cost of each department; tax levy and budget for the past year; tax levy and budget for the coming year; also other valuable statistics which will be of general interest to the public. Respectfully submitted, ~~ City Clerk. 2 CITY OFFICIALS-SALINA, KANSAS Elective C. F. Dodds, Mayor M. A. Stevenson, Commissioner J. H. Moore, Jr., Commissione¡ Appointed by Commissioners H. L. Brown, City Manager Appointed by City Manager Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk Wm. S. Norris, City Attorney Henry H. Eberhardt, City Treasurer R. J. Paulette, City Engineer H. L. Brown, Water Superintendent Ellen Nyberg, City Bookkeeper Nathalie Dickens, Secretary, City Manager L. L. Shoemaker, Milk Inspector B. I. Chambers, Street Superintendent L. B. Kemper, Park Superintendent J. H. Spaeth, Superintendent Sewage Disposal Plant D. K. Fitch, Chief of Police Ben Wolbert, Fire Chief Omer D. Smith, Police Judge and Judge, City Court L. M. Srack, Assistant City Engineer Walter Swan, City Mechanic R. E. Shipe, Memorial Hall Custodian Thos. L. Bayne, Building Inspector N. E. Wigley, City Custodian Geo. L. Bolton, Marshal City Court Ethel Swedenburg, Clerk City Court 3 TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF SALINA, KANSAS MEMORIAL HALL TRUSTEES: L. C. Webb, J. Lawrence Alley, Ralph Hollenback. MUNICIPAL BAND TRUSTEES: W. F. Grosser, C. H. Gawthrop, C. J. Gross. CEMETERY BOARD: Wm. Muir, H. D. Miller, Chas. E. Banker, Theo. P. Worsley, M. C. Stevenson, Wm. Gardner. LIBRARY BOARD: Frank Hageman, Raymond Geis, T. D. Fitzpatrick, C. F. McAdams, W. S. Heusner, Mrs. Etta Crawford, Mrs. May Belleville Brown, Mrs. Alice Bond. WELFARE BOARD: I. J. Branson, Mrs. May Belleville Brown, Dr. B. R. Lantz, W. S. Heusner, Mrs. R. H. Short. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION: Chas. W. Shaver, F. S. Dyar, Geo. Robb, F. L. Reynolds, R. J. Pafford, W. R. Leighton, Chas. H. Bren. WATER WORKS ADVISORY COMMISSION: Leon Stevenson, Roy M. Heath, Fred Kastner, Ray Gebhart, Roy Bailey. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: Chas. L. Schwartz, Cleve D. Miller, G. F. York, Frank Hageman, Raymond Geis, Guy T. Helvering, Franklin Adams. HEALTH OFFICER: Dr. S. T. Blades. CITY PUBLIC NURSE: Miss Minnette Peterson. 4 Annual Statement of City Clerk Annual Statement of Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk Kansas, showing the financial condition of the City and disbursements and bonded indebtedness from December 31, 1930. of the City of Salina, Treasury, the income January 1, 1930 to INCOME Balance on hand, January 1, 1930 County Treasurer General Tax Levy Special-Paving Special-Sewer. - Special-Sidewalks. Special-Weed Tax. Special-Street Lighting " - Special-Water Service Connections Bus License $ 36,578.25 _$354,377.58 100,222.48 7,332.14 459.98 1,424.65 685.00 885.93 40.97 $465,428.73 Miscellaneous Revenue police Court Fines. . - "., " Bldg., Plbg., Wiring and Taxicab Inspections Dog Registration. -. -.' Interest, Daily Bank Balances. " - - " - " Pool Halls and Bowling Alley License Filling Stations and Curb Pumps Tank Wagons. - . Auctioneer Licenses. - . Amusement Park License Taxicab Drivers Badges Dance Licenses -". -." Electric Wiring Licenses -"" Hucksters, Peddlers and Vendors House Moving Permits Insurance Licenses Ice Cream Wagons" Junk Dealers License Pop Corn Stands - Plumbers Licenses - Teams and Trucks Taxicab Licenses. . Shows and Theatres -. Concrete Construction Licenses Advertising Licenses" - " . . Repairing Streets and Alleys Miscellaneous Receipts Tourist Rental" .., Skating Rink License -. - . - . Miniature Golf Course Licenses Use of Tractor $ 7,364.00 2,011.81 1,314.00 1,856.24 1,432.50 2,250.00 150.00 87.50 100.00 68.00 623.00 250.00 307.00 52.00 300.00 60.00 100.00 120.00 312.50 437.50 522.50 195.00 100.00 24.00 999.65 535.34 70.00 50.00 450.00 60.00 $ 22,202.54 5 Memorial Hall Fund Hall Rental and Sale of Tickets Paving Fund Sale of Paving Bonds" - I - Accrued Interest on Bonds Premium on Bonds Paving Assessments $ 2,164.44 $ 94,331.63 1,670.42 238.19 15,984.13 $112,224.3ì "$ 87,959.46 584.37 1,048.35 $ 89,592.18 $ 981.25 104.14 $ 1,085.39 $150,028.12 $ 3,797.23 $ 79.35 107.02 42.03 6.00 $ 234.40 Sewer Fund Sale of Sewer Bonds Accrued Interest - Sewer Assessments Gypsum Hill Cemetery Endowment Fund Received from lot owners for perpetual care Interest on Bonds Waterworks Fund Water and Hydrant Rental Firemen's Relief Fund Superintendent of Insurance General Improvement Fund Weed Cutting 11_1111"- Water Service Connections Construction Sidewalks Pumping Water Sewage Disposal Fund (Bond Account) Interest, Daily Bank Balance Sinking Fund (Investment Account) Waterworks Judgment Bonds paid Sinking Fund Interest, Waterworks Judgment Bonds City Court Fund Fees collected through City Court's Office Highway Fund Received from State and County for maintenance of highways Airport Fund Use of Tractor and Wagons Lease Rental $ 99.22 $ 4,000.00 $ 1,275.00 $ 3,561.20 $ 2,942.03 $ 3,691.35 130.00 $ 3,821.35 Sewer Repair Fund Sale of Bonds '" I " Premium on Bonds Interest (Accrued) """" $ 34,287.75 411.45 295.73 $ 34,994.93 Swimming Pool Fund Admissions, Towels and Suits Concessions - I " I - I Miscellaneous Receipts $ 3,229.15 100.00 49.00 $ 3,378.15 Total collections for year TOTAL CASH TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR - $900,829.28 $937,407.53 6 DISBURSEMENTS Administration and Finance Department Salary, City Manager - " Salary, City Commissioners Salary, City Clerk - - "" Salary, City Bookkeeper - " Salary, City Manager's Secretary Salary, City Treasurer" - Salary, Dump Ground Caretaker Salary, Building Inspector Salary, Police Matron, '"'" Stationery and Office Supplies, "" -,", Postage, Box Rent, Phone and Clock Rental Freight, Drayage and Express Commission and Exchange on Bonds and Interest League Dues - G. A. R. Donation - - "- , National Guards Appropriation, Public Health Nursing Association - -- Rent and Coal for Mexican Community Building Premiums, City Officials Bonds Auditing City's Books - -, License Plates and Dog Tags - Legal Printing and Book Work Election Expenses - " " - City Manager's Contingent Fund Printing City Clerk's Report" " Extra help in City Clerk's Office Expense of Bond Issues - '" - - Lease Rental and Recording Deeds, , Expense City Officials a/ c City Business Legislative Services" Miscellaneous Items Legal Department Salary, City Attorney Salary, Police Judge - Fees for Special Services Stationery and Law Books Miscellaneous Items Building Department Salary, City Hall Custodian Heat for City Buildings - , , , " , Insurance, City Buildings and Property Maintenance and Repairs, City Buildings Janitor Supplies and Laundry Miscellaneous Items 7 $ 4,200.00 225.00 2,400.00 1,440.00 1,320.00 400.00 480.00 2,040.00 190.00 360.13 564.64 14.24 265.20 50.00 50.00 500.06 2,499.96 135.00 323.90 200.00 66.46 515.98 52.32 200.00 86.88 480.00 64.19 14.25 45.00 12.50 26.94 $ 19,222.65 $ 1,800.00 600.00 500.00 81.45 44.50 3,025.95 $ $ 1,250.00 979.98 561.96 1,363.45 20.67 28.74 4,204.80 $ Police Department Salary, Chief of Police Salary, Assistant Chiefs Salary, Desk Sergeants, Salary, Motor Policeman" ' Salary, Patrolmen and Special Poiice Identification Bureau " Maintenance, Police Cars Oil, Gasoline and Grease" ' Stationery and Office Supplies" Telephone, Telegraph, Printing and Postage Boarding City Prisoners Police Car, ,"' " Equipment for Patrolmen Caps for Patrolmen Miscellaneous Items Street Department Salary, Street Superintendent Salary, City Mechanic Labor, Paved Streets, Labor, Unpaved Streets, ' Repairing Streets and Alleys Repairs on Machinery New Equipment, ' Oil, Gasoline and Grease Water and Telephone Hardware Supplies" " ' Heat, Street Department Building" ' Supplies, Street Department Building Labor, Bridges and Sewers, ," Labor, Park Drives & Shop Work Miscellaneous Items Engineering Department Salary, City Engineer ' Salary, Assistant City Engineer Salary, Other Employees"" " Instruments, Repairs and Supplies Stationery, Office Supplies and Postage Legal Printing , Appraising and Abstracting BluePrints"",""",",",, T raveling Expenses, Engineers a/ c City Business Laboratory Work IViiscelIaneous Items Milk Inspection Department Salary, City Chemist Stationery for Milk Inspector and City Chemist 8 $ 1,920,00 3,240.00 4,415.96 2,082.50 13,672.23 48.86 248.59 586,90 130.32 191.85 570.75 478.40 99.43 37.91 43.87 $ 27,767.57 $ 27,220.62 $ 15,971.29 $ 1,228,50 ,$ 2,400.00 1,560,00 5,589.20 4,118.50 1,020.40 1,807.61 5,065.77 2,757.89 127.70 201.91 142.06 54.85 1,758,60 546.30 69,83 $ 3,600.00 2,100.00 6,326.38 1,211.30 422.20 1,329.25 502.07 273,62 82,03 65,00 59.44 $ 1,200.00 28,50 --- Park Department Salary, Park Superintendent Labor, City Parks, Trees, Shrubbery and Screenings Upkeep, Park Department Car Oil, Gasoline and Grease, " ' Tools, Grass Seed, Hose and Paint Water used in City Parks "" ' Maintenance of Bldgs. and Plumbing in City Parks Telephone and Postage Play Ground Equipment, Planning Fair Grounds in Kenwood Park Supplies for Swimming Pool Freight ,"" Blacksmithing, Filing Saws and Grinding Mowers Miscellaneous Items Water and Light Department Hydrant Rental and Water Furnished Street Lighting White Way Lighting Traffic Lights ' Light for City Buildings Miscellaneous Items to City Fire Department Salary, Fire Chief Salary, Assistant Chiefs Salary, Firemen Salary, Inspector" Maintenance and Repair of Equipment Oil, Gasoline and Grease Fire Hose, ' ' " Chemicals, Acids and Sodas Telephone and Express Payment on Pumper New Equipment, Laundry and Building Supplies Clothing for Firemen " Subscriptions, Freight and Drayage Office Supplies and Typewriter Miscellaneous Items Memorial Hall Fund Salary, Memorial Hall Custodian Extra Labor Heat, Memorial Hall Light and Power Water and T e!ephone Maintenance and Repairs Printing Contracts Salary, Secre:ary Hauling Trash Ivliscellaneous Items 9 ,$ 2,250.00 6,274.70 795.20 133.17 184.45 440.78 926.95 961.53 31.00 258.20 150.00 126.30 88.16 33,85 67,88 $ 12,722.17 $ 27,852,99 10,086.16 13,569.96 150.19 1,205.28 66,59 $ 52,931.17 $ 1,800.00 3,120.00 23,610.00 1,560.00 595.11 184.80 137,20 168.79 85.20 2,850.00 2,048.4 5 256,97 434.75 22.83 29.30 27.84 $ 36,931.24 $ 1,500,00 304.70 680,92 549.27 368.25 380.98 25,00 120.00 23.00 12,62 $ 3,964.74 --- Sewage Disposal Fund Salary, Custodian Auto Hire ' """'" Supplies and Maintenance Light and Power Telephone Heat""," , Extra Labor, """ , , Expense of Superintendent Miscellaneous Items $ 1,800.00 240.00 611.99 1,622.52 43.80 53.76 133.95 23.48 10.97 4,540.47 to Lawrence, Kansas General Improvement Fund Material for Streets, Alleys, Sewer and Bridges Sidewalks and Approaches Salary, City Plumber, Supplies for City Plumber Signs", " Cleaning Dry Creek Plumbing Repairs" Refund, Weed Tax" Repairing Paving at Walnut Street Bridge Weed Cutting " Installing Water Services Moving House"" , , , , Labor, Miscellaneous Improvement Purposes Overhaul on Paving Contracts , , , , , Moving and Setting Sign on Highway 81 Miscellaneous Items General Bonds and Interest Fund Ash Street Sewer Repair Bonds Interest, Ash Street Sewer Repair Bonds Interest, City Hall Bonds Interest, Railroad Aid Bonds Interest, Kenwood Park Bonds Interest, Fire Station Bonds Sewer Bonds , " , " Interest, Sewer Bonds Memorial Hall Bonds, Interest, Memorial Hall Bonds Sewage Disposal Bonds, " , Interest, Sewage Disposal Bonds Judgment Bonds, , Interest, Judgment Bonds, Paving Bonds, (Intersections)" " , , Interest, Paving Bonds, (Intersections) Special Bonds and Interest Fund Paving Bonds", ", Interest, Paving Bonds Sewer Bonds" "" Interest, Sewer Bonds White Way Bonds" ", Interest, White Way Bonds 10 $ $ 3,107.93 758.22 1,800.00 229.42 541.56 1,872.17 386.35 18.21 1,098.85 1,015.75 3,862.92 18.00 440.70 144.55 70.00 164.89 $ 15,529.52 $ 3,428.17 1,265.47 1,800.00 1,000.00 1,350.00 900.00 9,751.07 6,806.38 20,000.00 11,550.00 7,000.00 5,206.25 4,000.00 1,275.00 19,129.85 4,684.87 $ 99,147.06 ,$ 82,303.55 19,535.45 3,684.07 2,339.56 500.00 168.75 $108,531.38 Waterworks Fund Cash Paid Out of Revolving Waterworks Bonds Interest, Waterworks Bonds Fund Library Fund Appropriation Band Fund Appropriation, "' "" Firemens' Relief Fund Medical Services, Insurance Premiums City Court Fund Salary, Judge Salary, Marshall Salary, Clerk", , Stationery and Office Supplies Telephone, ""',"' Legal Services, City Court Case Mileage on Cases Bond Premiums" Miscellaneous Items Airport Fund Labor, '"'""' Miscellaneous Items, Storm Sewer and Grading Improvements Tractors and Wagons, Interest and Commission on Loan Flood Control Fund Legal Printing Labor, , , Equipment Appraisers, " , , , Traveling Expense a/c Flood Control Work Assemblying Report " , " Recording Commissioners Flood Reports Making Borings (Iron Avenue Bridge) , , Repair of Building a/c Dike (Dry Creek) Miscellaneous Items Sewer Repair Fund Temporary Notes Paid" Interest, Temporary Notes, , Cash Paid for Repairing Ash Street Audit on Compensation Policy Miscellaneous Items Sewer Sewer Fund Temporary Notes Paid, " Interest, Temporary Notes Miscellaneous Items 11 $105,471.32 30,000.00 21,870.00 $157,341.32 $ 13,608.10 $ 7,870.72 $ 59.70 1,277.90 $ 1,337.60 $ 2,400.00 1,500.00 1,200.00 97,99 54,25 258.00 209.07 20.00 2.39 $ 5,741.70 .$ 1,821.70 8.14 11,235.00 5,588.45 1,050.00 $ 19,703.29 $ 172.05 2,456.40 107.72 396.00 145.42 152.80 30.50 104.63 100.00 46.15 $ 3,711.67 $ 20,108.28 81.42 14,250.28 133.92 3.60 $ 34,577.50 $ 83,024,01 743.76 425.00 $ 84,192.77 Fund Gypsum HilI Cemetery Endowment Purchase of Liberty Bonds Swimming Pool Fund Labor" ' Water Used in Pool Maintenance of Pool Miscellaneous Items $ 1,032.65 $ 1,900.63 938.87 945,21 14.50 $ 3,799.21 Paving Fund Temporary Notes Paid", ' Interest, Temporary Notes Paid Cash Paid for Paving $104,365.29 1,172.98 819.45 $106,357,72 $872,213.38 $ 65,194.15 $937,407.53 Total Disbursements for All Funds, Balance on Hand December 31, 1930 TOTAL CASH ACCOUNTED FOR FUND BALANCES, DECEMBER 31, 1930 City Treasurer's Cash Account" ' ,$ 65,194.15 County Treasurer's General Tax Levy" 3,703.17 County Treasurer's Special Assessments 1,394.20 Miscellaneous Revenue Expense Budget ' Administration and Finance Department Law Department, Building Department Police Department Street Department, Engineering Department, Milk Inspection Department Fire Department Fund Park Department Memorial Hall Fund Sewage Disposal Fund (Tax Account) General Improvement Fund Water and Light Fund, General Bonds and Interest Fund Special Bonds and Interest Fund Water Department Sinking Fund Sewer Repair Fund Firemen's Relief Fund Paving Fund Sewer Fund Unexpended Balance Fund White Way Fund Sewage Disposal Fund (Bond Account) Emergency Fund "' Investment Account (Sinking Fund) Investment Account (Firemen's Relief Fund) Investment Account (Cemetery Fund) Cemetery Endowment Fund Airport Fund Flood Control Fund City Court Fund Swimming Pool Fund $ 4,702,54 394.83 1,069.38 482.58 1,752,00 712.91 168.22 2,217.93 3,297.34 10,057,35 17,706.17 5,581.85 65,146.79 15,103,66 632.95 5,399.41 4,927.28 88.63 4,991.22 2,365,38 2,872.89 1,691.18 2,139.62 4,978.65 439.52 1,717.74 360.89 1,998.91 42,347,71 6,165.66 2,335.48 3,080,00 8,250.74 3,326.33 547.36 -- ~- $149,671.31 $149,671.31 12 GENERAL BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Date 4, 1,1] 1- 1-27 4- 1,27 9- ],] 7 ] 0- I,] 7 8- 1-29 1- 1-2] 1O. 1-25 ] - I-] 6 ] 2,1 5-16 ] -I 0-2 7 1O, I ~ 2 9 2, ]" ° ] I, ]" ° ] 2- 1,3 o Purpo" City Hall Sewer" , ,,' Judgment Bond.s Kenwood Park Fire Srotion Sewer Repair Memorial Hall Waterworb Salin.l Northern Salin.l Northern Sev,age Di'posal Storm Snvu Bonds Sewer Rep,'¡, " Storm Scwer Flood Cootwl , $ Amount 40,OOOJIO 4 814,96 40,00CLOO ,0.000,00 20.000,00 4 20.978,]7 4 ,00,000,00 601,082,00 4 10.000,011 5 10.000,00 I 119,(,62 \5 1-11, 6 71,07 ,",287,75 -I 88,192 IR 9, H 7 5,19 Previous Outstanding Maturity Payments Dee. 31. 193O 4- 1-,] $ -10.000,00 ]- ],37 $ 2 I 4, 9 6 560,00 -I, ]-37 12,000,00 28,000,00 9~ 1,17 ,0.000,00 1O, 1,,7 211,000,00 R, ],39 2,978,17 I R,OOO,IIO 1- ] -41 ]00,000,00 200,1100,00 10, 1,-11 149.082,00 456.000,00 I, 1,-16 10.OOCLOO 12-1 1,46 10,000,00 1-10-47 20,662,55 119,000,00 10, 1,-19 7,67107 I H.OOCLOII 2, 1-511 H.287 71 ]1, I 5 o 88.192,18 12, 1,511 9.871.19 ,- -'-, - -,- Totals ,rI,4QO.762,27 '-,- - --- $292,648,71 $1,198.115,12 PA VING BONDED INDEBTEDNESS (SPECIAL) 4- ] ,2 2 4, 1-22 2, I ~23 2, ],2, 4, 1,23 4, 1,24 3- 1,25 6, 1,25 ]1- ],25 I, ],26 7 - I ~ 2 c, 8, 1,27 1- ] -2 8 8, 1,29 5- 1- 1 o Paving 21.50,,06 5 -I, 1,32 $ 18, I o 1, o 6 $ 5,0110,00 Paving 81., 01. 9 o 1 4, 1,12 66,701,90 16,600,00 Paving 77, I ,2, 3 I I 2, ]", 51,13 2,,5 2-1,000,00 Paving 6.524,56 2, 1,33 4,174,56 1,950,00 Paving 288.698,87 -I, 1-13 201,698,87 87,1100,011 P.oving 111.789,37 4 4- 1,34 78,789,J7 51.1100,00 Paving ]2,189,42 3- ]-15 1.91942 6,250,00 Paving 7.1]7,04 6- ]-15 ,,767,04 1,710,00 Paving ] 1,776,29 4 11, ],35 6.776,29 7.000,00 Paying 17, JI " 15 4 5, 1,16 7,] 51, I I IO,20CLOO PHInu I8,9ï7,99 4 7, ],16 9.977,99 9,000,00 Pavin~ 158,88L96 4 8, 1,17 46,88L96 ] ] 2.000,00 P.lving 71.804,02 5- 1,38 14,204,02 57.600,00 Paving 89.479,11 4 8, I, J 9 8,479, II 81,000,00 Paving 94,33L6, 1- 1,49 94,3JL6, ,---- -- -, ,- -,- Totals $L097,262,76 $526.18LI3 $ 170,68L63 SEWER BONDED INDEBTEDNESS <SPECIAL) 4- 1,22 Sewer 1,1,23 Sew" I ], 1,2 J Sewer 7,102,65 5 I, I81JIO 24.065,17 '¡' 4'],32 $ '¡' 5- I, JJ ',~ II, 1,39 1.702,61 $ 3.629,10 2,461, 17 1,400,00 ].515,50 21,600,00 Tot,lls 36.151,22 $ 11,797.72 $ 24,\51,50 STREET LIGHTING INDEBTEDNESS (SPECIAL) I, 1,27 White W"y 4.916 I I 4'/; '¡' I, 1,17 $ L41 6,] 1 $ 3.500,00 STATE OF KANSAS I COUNTY OF SALINE í ss. I, Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct statement of the financial condition, receipts and disbursements of the City Treasury of the City of Salina, Kansas, from January I, 1930 to December 31, 1930, together with the bonded indebtedness of said City. WITNESS my hand and official seal this 10th day of January, 1931. (SEAL) CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk. 13 GENERAL INFORMATION The Town of Salina was organized under Town and Village act April 22nd, 1867. City of Third Class. City of Second Class City of First Class Nov. 21, 1870 Oct. 11, 1878 July 9, 1920 Population Salina U. S. Census 1870 Population Salina U. S. Census 1880 Population Salina U. S. Census 1890 Population Salina U. S. Census 1900 Population Salina U. S. Census 1910 Population Salina U. S. Census 1920 Population Salina U. S. Census 1930 918 3,111 6,149 6,074 , 9,688 15,085 20,155 Building Permits 1926 Building Permits 1927 Building Permits 1928 Building Permits 1929 Building Permits 1930 $ 503,977.00 595,554.00 748,803.00 1,147,602.00 1,112,927.77 REGISTRATION, JANUARY 1, 1931 Ward Men Women Total First Ward " 438 380 818 Second Ward (North) 377 294 671 Second Ward (South) 488 439 927 Third Ward (North) 388 384 772 Third Ward (South) 440 460 900 Fourth Ward " 449 374 823 Fifth Ward (North) 526 487 1013 Fifth Ward (South) 370 329 699 Grand Total 3476 3147 6623 Kansas City Wichita Topeka, Hutchinson SALINA Pittsburg , Leavenworth Coffeyville Parsons Atchison Fort Scott CITY TAX RATE BULLETIN 1930 Cities of the Fint Class State Total Assmed County. City Population Valuation City Sthool Sthool 121,857 134,511,022 12.65 15.89 36.165 111,110 147,944,872 10.38 18.90 35,50 64,120 94,861,372 13.03 15.50 34.10 27,085 36,281,942 12.83 17.00 37.20 20,155 30,146,110 11.8! 14.25 33.135 18,145 18,284,958 11.98 19.16 42.08 17,466 ]5,123,410 20.60 16.50 46.80 16,198 13,052,412 15.905 19.50 43.285 14,903 15,180,864 13.65 19.50 42.81 13,024 18,063,563 13.95 12.50 34.55 10,763 10,051,112 14.40 19.25 44.08 Kansas Municipalities, January, 1931 14 VALUATION FOR 1930 TAXES Real and Personal Property Intangible Property $27,997,152.00 2,030,410.00 BUDGET FOR 1930 Department Administration and Finance Engineering Department", Milk Inspection Department Legal Department, Police Department Park Department Street Department, Building Department Water and Light Fund Fire Department, " Memorial Hall Fund, Sewage Disposal Plant, " General Bonds and Interest, Paving Intersections (Bonds) Library Fund Band Fund, , Airport Fund, Emergency Fund Sinking Fund, , " General Improvement Fund GRAND TOTAL Budget Levy $ 2,000.00 .072 8,000.00 .287 1,225.00 .044 3,300.00 .119 27,390.00 .982 11,440.00 .411 24,425.00 .876 3,880.00 .139 57,800.00 2.072 $139,460.00 5.002 $ 37,755.00 1.354 3,700.00 .133 5,040.00 .181 87,300.00 3.129 ' 23,900.00 .857 13,900.00 .498 8,000.00 .288 13,900.00 .498 5,000.00 .180 5,000.00 .180 15,000.00 .538 7.836 . $357,955.00 12.838 15 Real Estate Personal VALUATION FOR 1931 TAXES $17,985,055 12,136,265 BUDGET FOR 1931 Department Administration and Finance Engineering Department, Milk Inspection Department Legal Department Police Department Park Department Street Department, Building Department, \'V'ater and Light Fund Fire Department Memorial Hall Fund, Sewage Disposal Plant, ' General Bonds and Interest Paving Intersections Library Fund Band Fund Airport Fund Sinking Fund, " General Improvement Fund GRAND TOTAL Budget Levy $ 2,700.00 .090 6,770.00 .2257 1,225.00 .0408 4,400.00 .1467 29,620.00 .9873 11,350.00 .3783 25,230.00 .841 3,600.00 .12 50,000.00 1.6667 $134,895.00 4.4965 $ 37,180.00 1.24 2,970.00 .099 4,040.00 .1346 78,700.00 2.6234 44,500.00 1.4834 12,000.00 .4 8,000.00 .2667 10,000.00 .3334 5,000.00 .167 17,000.00 .566 7.3135 $354,285.00 11.81 16 CITY OF SALINA WATER DEPARTMENT WATER RATES First 25,000 gallons per Month Next 35,000 gallons per Month Next 25,000 gallons per Month Next 15,000 gallons per Month Next 50,000 gallons per Month Next 290,000 gallons per Month 30c per thousand gallons 25c per thousand gallons , 20c per thousand gallons , 15c per thousand gallons 10c per thousand gallons 5c per thousand gallons If the monthly use equals or exceeds 440,000 gallons per month a straight 10c rate to apply. The monthly and annual minimum charges are as follows, based on size of Meter installed: Monthly Annual Size of Minimum Gallons Minimum Gallons Meter Charge Allowed Charge Allowed Ys inch $ 1.00 3,333 $12.00 40,000 % inch 1.50 5,000 18.00 60,000 1 inch 2.50 8,333 30.00 100,000 I Y;. inch 4.50 15,000 54.00 180,000 2 inch 6.00 20,000 72.00 240,000 3 inch 7.50 25,000 90.00 300,000 4 inch 16.00 6 inch 30.00 Consumers shall have the oPtion of entering into contract for water for a period of one year. The minimum charge to be based on the above schedule payable in advance. And any water used in excess of the annual minimum to be charged at the rate of 30c per thousand gallons. 17 GAS AND LIGHT RATE FOR THE CITY OF SALINA PRIVATE COMPANIES Gas Rate First 1,000 Cu. Ft. Next 19,000 Cu. Ft. ' Next 80,000 Cu. Ft. Next 300,000 Cu. Ft. Next 600,000 Cu. Ft. Excess",,'" ' Minimum per Meter Net Amount ,$1.00 per M. Cu. Ft. .50 per M. Cu. Ft. .40 per M. Cu. Ft. .25 per M. Cu. Ft. .225 "M. Cu. Ft. .20 per M. Cu. Ft. 1.00 per month Gross Rate. (Above rate plus 10%) applied if bill is not paid within 10 days after monthly billing date. First 25 KWH. Next 75 KWH Over 100 KWH, 14 KWH Minimum Residence Lighting Rate ,$ .07 per KWH per month .05 per KWH per month .03 per KWH per month 1.00 per month Commercial Lighting Rate ,1> .07 per KWH per month .05 per KWH per month .03 per KWH per month First 30 Hours use of demand Next 60 Hours use of demand Over 90 Hours use of demand, , MINIMUM: $1.00 per month. 18 MA YORS OF THE CITY OF SALINA Mayor and Council Form of Government C. H. Martin, , C. R. Underwood Tames W. Russell R. H. Bishop W. S. Wells C. S. Radcliff A. W. Wickham \J{Tm. Berg, D. J. Addison E. W. Ober Willis Bristol C. W. Banks Smith George R. P. Cravens Jas. T. Hayward T. W. Roach Thos. Anderson David H. Shields D. W. Hills. C. B. Kirtland V. E. Niquette T. E. Putnam Èdd Mathews .,. ." . ,. 1~0 ,1871--1889--1890--1897--1898 . 1872 1873-1875 . " . ., 1874 ,1876--1877--1878 ,Oct. 11, 1878 1879-1880 ,1881-1882 1883-1884 1885-1886 .1887-1888 1891-1892 1893-1894 ,1895-1896 ., ". ,.1899-1900 ,1901--1902--1903--1904 1905-1906 " .,.,., 1907-1908 1909--1910--1911--1912 .1913-1914 , ,1915--1916 1917--1918--1919--1920 Commission-Manager Form of Government F. S. Dyar , , , J. S. Hargett, " Guy T. Helvering Chas. F. Dodds , ,April18, 1921 to April 9, 1923 , April 9,1923 to February 15, 1926 February 15, 1926 to December 8, 1930 December 8, 1930 F. W. Sefton, W. A. Layton H. A. Ragle H. L. Brown City Managers " May 16, 1921 to January 3, 1922 January 3,1922 to February 1, 1926 February I, 1926 to February 1,1931 February 1, 1931 CITY CLERKS OF SALINA Fred H. Wildman E. E. Bowen ,1870--1872--1875 1873--1874--1876--1877--1878--1879--1880 1881-1882-1883-1884-1885-1886 1887 1888 1889-1890-1891 1892--1893--1894 ,1895-1896 1897 to Dec. 24, 1910 December 24,1910 H. B. Wallace C. S. Martin, John L. Bishop I. H. Gray L S. Bower, , A. W. Godfrey Chas. E. Banker 19 VITAL STATISTICS 1925 1926 1927, 1928 1929, 1930 Births 413 445 459 455 486 515 Deaths 232 232 227 292 272 282 Why Births Should Be Registered There is hardly a relation of life, social, legal, or economic, in which thc evidence furnished by an accurate registration of births may not prove to be of the greatest value, not only to the individual but also to the public at large. It is not only an act of civilization to register birth certificates but good business, for they are frequently used in many practical ways, some of which are listed below: (I) As evidence to prove the age and legitimacy of heirs; (2) As proof of age to determine the validity of a contract entered into by an alleged minor; (3) As evidence to establish age and proof of citizenship and descent in order to vote; (4) As evidence to establish the right of admission to the professions and to many public offices. (5) As evidence of legal age to marry; (6) As evidence to prove the claims of widows and orphans under the widows' and orphans' pension law; (7) As evidence to determine the liability of parents for the debts of a minor; (8) As evidence in the administration of estates, the settlement of insur. ance and pensions; (9) As evidence to prove the irresponsibility of children under legal age for crime and misdemeanor, and various other matters in the criminal code; (10) As evidence in the enforcement of law relating to education and to child labor; (II) As evidence to determine the relations of guardians and wards; (12) As proof of citizenship in order to obtain a passport; ( 13) As evidence in the claim for exemption from or the right to jury and military service. 20 -, ... c_-~--,-,,_v~¡~7'f"~~ . JIV_~;íÎÍlI CO,"OLlO>TED -SALINA n II Díf':