The record-union., 1895-09-17
REVENUES REQUIRED.

For the general fund sufficient reve-
nue. must be raised to meet The current
expenses.
The amount of license tax collections
| for the past year was S4S, 32S and we can
expect an equal amount for this year.
The last Legislature provided for an
additional Judge. which allows the Sheriff
10 appoint I Balliif and the County Clerk
| the appointments Of Registry Clerk and
| q Clerk OF Court, causing All additional
expense OF $500 per year.
The amount OF sc, 900 viii be needed 10
meet the requirements of the County
| Hospital for the ensuing year.
Ia making this levy the board must
| take into consideration that the hospital
receives no more State aid for the support
OF indigenls.
The last Legislature in repeating the
| Act providing Tor the relief of indigents
causes loss 10 the hospital fund of
| ST., 900.
Inc schools of Sacramento County will
REQ uire for their support S4S. .40S, as per
the report OF the County Superintendent
OF Schools filed with me IN compliance
! with Section 1917, Subdivision 2, OF the
Political Code. You are required to levy
tax sufficient TO provide So for each
census child.
Your honorable board must also fix
the rate OF tax for road purposes and be
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necessary and improvements contem-
plated.
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAXES.
You Will be called upon to levy special
school taxes as follows: For the Union
High School District composed of the
school districts OF Alabama, Davis, Elk
Grove. Enterprise. Excelsior, FIorin,
Franklin, Jackson, Lee, Point Pleasant,
Union, san Joaquin, Hicksyille, Pleasant
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value OF property In these districts, as
shown by the assessment rolls, is 2,9ll, :
260.
The amount required to be raised is
! s., 500. The rate necessary TO raise said
amount is ten cents on each 500.
For Richland School District $500 is re-
q-uired. The assessed value Of property
IN said district is $3.50, 060, and the amount
OF tax required TO raise 500 is eight cents
on each 500.
For Elder Creek School District 81 200
is required. The assessed value of prop
erty Is Sl63.3l5.
The amount of tax required to raise
said sum is eighty-seyen cents OH each
Sl00, but as the law requires that no tax
exceeding seventy cents can be levied
Tor building purposes, after consulting
with the County Superintendent Of
Schools and District Attorney, a rate OF
seventy cents on each Sl00 is recon-
mended to be levied.
For the city special school tax, as per
report of the City Superintendent of
Schools, S54, $50 is asked for, and the
amount required to raise said amount is
81 cents on each 500.
Prior to the year of 1895 the amount re-
auired for city school purposes had been
paid TO the City Treasurer, and by him
paid out on orders from the City Auditor,
Since the first day of January OF this
year the County Auditor draws all war
rants for school purposes on orders from
the Superintendent of County Schools.
1t viii be observed that notwithstand-
ing the increase in tie Stale rate OF 10
cents and mills over last year, the rate
for county purposes can remain about
the same.
The reports and fees of the county
Offices show a healthy condition OF az
fairs and a steady increase of amount of
fees received. L am yours respectfully,
Il. L. COIN, County Auditor.
The State tax is 0.6S5. The county tax
rate was fixed by the board as follows:
General fund, 30 cents; hospital fund, I2.4
cents; school fund, 10 cents; bonds OF
1889. , cents; bonds Of 1855, mills; bonds
bonds OF 1880. l. cents: county road fund,
p Genus; total 81 10.
A special tax for the Elk Grove Union
High School was fixed at the rate OF 10
cents The special tax for school pur-
poses in the city of sacramento was fixed
at 30 cents. The estimate of amount
needed WAS - cents.) The special tax
for Richland School District was fixed at
8 cents. That for Elder Creek was fixed
at 20 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.