Estimate taade Of City Revenues
imate Of Annual Revenues
October 31, 1941
jeral property taxes:
ii
Real and personal property tax levy
less allowance for delinquency
penalties and interest
Total
gT taxes and licenses:
jjquor licenses, collected by Territory
JiKiness licenses, collected by United
States District Court
linusement devices licenses
lutomobile licenses
jDrivers licenses
. fjxieab licenses
Jus license
Building and wiring permits
Jmusement devices percentage revenue
Dog licenses
Total
idry income:
fines and forfeits
[tent from business property
Total
TOTAL REVENUE
$ 25,000.00
2,500.00
$22,500 00
50 00
$ 22,550.00
4,100.00
3.800.00
390.00
390.00
305.00
300.00
100.00
100.00
150.00
100.00
9.735.00
25,000.00
480.00
25480.00
$ 57,765 00
emen Discuss Traffic
Regu'ation During Fires
Phe volunteer fire department
t meeting this week decided
recommend to the city council
i its next meeting that drastic
isure be taken against ve
les, both private and com
rcial which block traffic during
re.
Two fire trucks from the base
ire held up some minutes by a
jam on Shelikoff when
ing an alarm for the fire
tie Brooklyn rooms,
city ordinance requires that
cle6 pull up to the curb as
m as the alarm is sounded,
i hereafter it will be strictly
forced.
RAY’S
DeLuxe
0LDSM0B1LE
Sedans
for hire
by the Hour, Trip or
Special Charter
Stand opposite
Orpheum Theatre
3
Teamster’s
CAB
Use the Cabs you will
always enjoy riding. :
Harry Barber
Owner
STAND
Brown Bear Restaurant
c/1 LWAYS
USE
\
?(
CAB
For General Taxi Service
or
Shopping Trips
1941 DeSoto Sedans
Johnny Ressler
Owner
Fines Comprise
Big Percentage
In an effort to determine how
much money the city of Kodiak
is making, where it comes from,
and what variations in income
there are from month to month,
the city council recently engaged
Marshall Crutcher, certified
public accountant, to make a
brief survey of the city’s financial
situation. Crutcher does similar
work for many cities in Alaska,
and after making his report here
he left and plans to come back
to set up a modern set of books
for the city.
Two statements are included
in the report. One in an estimate
®f the annua! revenue, the other
i he apportionment of revenue
by months. Both are printed in
full in the adjoining columns.
He points out ‘ it wT be not
iced that out of a total expected
revenue of $57,765, some $25,00#
WHEN YOU USE A CAB j
; ;
WHY NOT THE ?
I I
| LODGE |
I CAB |
| i
r It Pays to be Safe i
j and Costs No More to j
1 “Go theDeLuxe Way” j
] |
j Werner M. Pederson
t Owner
Anybody
— Anywhere —
Bob’s
CAB CO.
Anytime
Robert Rauen, owner
TRANSPORTATION DELUXE
COURTEOUS
Service 24 hours a day
4- STAR
CABS
Member of Associated Cabs
Dick Green & Joe Mulqueen
OWNERS
AGENCY
FOR SHOE REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
AL WYATT Inquire cAt Star Cabs
Estimated Apportionment By Month
October 31, 1941
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
1
AMOUNT PER CENT
$ 2,305.00 4.0
2.230.00 3.*
2.400.00 4.2
5.870.00 10.2
5.255.00 9-1
16,215.00 28.0
5.905.00 10.1
2.385.00 4.1
2.400.00 4.2
4.660.00 8.1
2.390.00 4 1
5.750.00 10.0
TOTAL $ 57,765.00 100 0
or 43 per cent comes from fine
and forfeits an exceptionally high
| percentage. If any conditions
| should arise in the city to dim
inish the amount of fines, they
will have an immediate effect
upon the city’s financial posi
tion.”
RROU7
CRB
We always stand ready
to serve you
'Quick as a ^flash
Taxi stand in front of
Log Waffle Shop
mi
24-Hour
Dependable
Courteous
Service
“Eck” GUERIN
Owner
Member of
ASSOCIATED CABS
55Bj£
The Cub
H. K WINANS, Owner
Alaskan Ivory Novelties and Curios that are as
interesting as they are inexpensive
“The Stove Where It Pays to Shop”
Candies - Bars of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
Fresh Roasted Peanuts and Popcorn Opposite Orpheum Theatre
"Fun for cAll - oAll for Fun”
J ER ROME’S
Recreation Parlor
CANDIES CARDS POOL TOBACCOS
JERRY LODGE, PROP.
TH E
in Kodiak
Belmont Hotel and Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
‘'Have you tried one of cMtke s tasty lunches)