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INDEX
ALABAMA,
ARIZONA,
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ARKANSAS,CALIFORNIA,
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COLORADO,
CONNECTICUT,
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DELAWARE.
DIST. OF COLUMBIA,
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FLORIDA,
GEORGIA,
IDAHO,
ILLINOIS,
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INDIANA.
INDIAN TERRITORY,
IOWA,
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KANSAS,
KENTUCKY.
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MAINE, - - - MARYLAND, - MASSACHUSETTS,
MICHIGAN, - - MINNESOTA, - MISSISSIPPI, - MISSOURI, - - MONTANA, - - NEBRASKA,
NEVADA,
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
NEW JERSEY,
NEW MEXICO,
NEW YORK,
NORTH CAROLINA,
NORTH DAKOTA,
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INCLUSIVE.
TO STATES.
LOUISIANA,
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OHIO, ....
OKLAHOMA, OREGON,
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PENNSYLVANIA
RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH DAKOTA,
TENNESSEE, TEXAS, -----UNITED STATES—Debt,*©.
UTAH,
VERMONT,
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VIRGINIA, - WASHINGTON,
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186 to 192.
Section.
COMPANY, PUBLISHERS,
PINE STREET, corner PEARL
Meted aeoorttnft SO Art of
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WEST VIRGINIA,
WISCONSIN, - WYOMING, - - -
For Detailed Index for States, Cities, Counties and Towns, see pages
WILLIAM
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Omgrcta la the Tear 1907,toy William
STREET, NEW YORK.
Daha Company, In OOoo of UMrUm «c Omgraa*
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.
Devonshire Street\ Boston.
US
Investment Securities,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
i
PUBLIC
STREET
POWER
UTILITY,
LETTERS OF CREDIT
STEAM,
RAILWAY
FOR
SAVINGS
TRUST FUNDS &
AND
BANKS
PRIVATE
INVESTORS
E. H. GAY &
COMPANY,
BANKERS,
SEND
FOR
MONTHLY
BOSTON, 25 Congress St.
NEW YORK, I Nassau St.
PITTSBURGH, Peoples Savings Bank Bldg.
LIST
PHILADELPHIA, 421 Chestnut Street
MONTREAL, 157 St. James Street
BALTIMORE, Keyser Building
ESTABROOK
&
CO.,
BANKERS,
AND
DEALERS
IN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES,
24
BROAD
STREET,
NEW YORK.
IS STATE
STREET,
BOSTON.
ADAMS
&
'COMPANY,
DEALERS
IN
Investment Bonds.
STATE, CITY
AND
STEAM
TOWN,
AND
ELECTRIC RAILWAYS,
PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS.
MEMBERS OF BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
40 WALL & 37 PINE STREET
7 CONGRESS & 31 STATE STREET
NEW YOHK
BOSTON
BLAKE
BROTHERS
&
CO.,
DEALERS IN
NEW YORK CITY TAX-EXEMPT BONDS
AND OTHER
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
MEMBERS
OF
THE
NEW
YORK
AND
BOSTON
STOCK
EXCHANGE PLACE,
60
NEW
84 STATE STREET
YORK
BOSTON.
MERRILL,
CHOICE
AND
CONGRESS
86
EXCHANGES.
OLDHAM
MUNICIPAL
OTHER
STREET
HIGH GRADE
&
CO
BONDS
SECURITIES
-------
BOSTON
BLODGET, MERRITT & CO.,
BANKERS,
DEALERS
IN
MUNICIPAL AND RAILWAY
MEMBERS
No.
36
Or
BOSTON
6q/ STATE
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
STREET,
BOSTON.
NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
BONDS
I
o
N.W. HALSEY & CObankers
V
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
SAN FRANCISCO
Buy, Sell and Appraise
STATE
ALSO
AND
GOVERNMENT
AND
CITY
AND
PUBLIC
BONDS
SEASONED
UTILITY
RAILROAD
BONDS
Correspondence Solicited
J. & W. Seligman & Co.,
NEW
Seligman
YORK.
Brothers,
Seligman
LONDON.
Freres
.
EXCHANGE,
CAREFULLY
LETTERS
SELECTED
Oie,
PARIS.
•
FOREIGN
A
OF
CREDIT.
MUNICIPAL
A N D
OTHER
HIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT
United States
MUNICIPAL,
AND
BONDS.
Bonds,
RAILROAD,
OTHER
Investment Securities.
HARVEY
NEW
FISK
YORK, 62-64
PHILADELPHIA, represented by
JAMES H. CHAPMAN,
LIST
OF
INVESTMENT
SONS,
Cedar Street
CHICAGO, ILL., represented by
D. K DRAKE,
421 Chestnut Street.
OUR
&
SECURITIES
414 Continental Nat. Bank
SENT
ON
Bldg.
APPLICATION
3
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND PINE STREETS
ST.
LOUIS
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $8,500,000
The Business of this
FINANCIAL
.
.
Company is Conducted in Five Departments,
as
follows
Receives deposits on time, savings and checking accounts and
pays interest thereon
Makes loans on St. Louis city real estate and litted
high-grade securities
Buys and sells domestic and foreign exchange
own Letters of Credit available
everywhere
Issues its
TRUST
BOND
.
•
.
.
•
.
.
.
REAL ESTATE.
SAFE DEPOSIT
Executes all manner of Trusts
Acts, under authority of the law, as Executor,
Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Curator,
Register and Transfer Agent of Bonds and stocks, Receiver and Financial Agent for
non-residents and others, and becomes sole surety on bonds
required by law to be given
Buys and sells selected high-grade Investment Securities
List of Bonds for sale mailed on application
Commission Orders, at usual rates, executed with
promptness
Manages, Buys, Sells, Rents and Appraises St. Louis city real estate
Pays Taxes, Places Insurance, Colltcts Rents
Rents Safe Deposit Boxes in Fire, Burglar and Mob Proof Vault at
$5 and upward
per annum
■*
Stores, at special rates, trunks and boxes containing silverware and other bulky valuables
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
ALL
BUSINESS STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL.
OFFICERS
JULIUS S. WALSH, Cnairmau of Board
BRECKINRIDGE JONES, Presl lent
JAMES E. BROCK, Secretary
JOHN D. DAVIS, Vice-President
HUGH R. LYLE, Assistant Secretary
SAMUEL E. HOFFMAN, Vice-President
HENRY C. IBBOTSON, Assistant
Seoretary
HENRY SEMPLE AMES, Assistant Executive Officer
C. HUNT TURNER JR., Assistant
Seoretary
FREDERICK VIERLING, Trust Officer
LOUIS W. FRICKE, Assistant
Secretary
CHARLES M. POLK, Assistant Trust Officer
WILLIAM G.
LACKEY, Bond Officer
MARTIN, Assistant Bond Officer
CHARLES W. MORATH, Safe Deposit Officer
TOM W.
GEO.
BENNETT, Real Estate Officer
KINGSLAND, Asst. Real Estate Officer
WM. MoC.
DIRECTORS
JOHN*!. BEGGS
WILhUR F. BOYLE
JAMES E. BROCK
MURRAY CABLETON
CHARLES CLARK
HORATIO N. DAVIS
JOHN D
DAVIS
AUGUSTE B. EWING
DAVID R. FRANCIS
AUGUST GEHNER
S. E. HOFFMAN
CHARLES H. HUTTIG
BRECKINRIDGE JONES
W. J. MoBRIDE
NELSON W. McLEOD
SAUNDERS NORVELL
ROBT. J. O’REILLY, M. D.
WM. D. ORTHWEIN
HENRY W. PETERS
H. CLAY PIERCE
JOSEPH RAMSEY JR
JAMES E. SMITH
R. H. STOCKTON
J ULIUS S. WALSH
ROLL A WELLS
W. J. HAYES & SONS,
BANKERS,
MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC FRANCHISE CORPORATION
IBOIfcTIDS
Chamber of Commerce
Building,
State Street, Corner Devonshire Street,
CLEVELAND, O.
_
BOSTON.
JOHN D. EVERITT & CO.,
6 WALL
DEALERS
STREET, NEW YORK,
IN
INVESTMENT
BONDS.
Municipal Issues in the States of New York and New Jersey
and Corporation Bonds Exempt from Taxation
in New Jersey a
Specialty.
N. W. HARRIS 6c CO.
BANKER8
pine Street
corner
William
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
BOSTON
Receive deposits sublect to check
pliow interest on balances.
and
Act as fiscal agents for munici¬
palities
letters
BONDS
and corporations.
credit
of
FOR
and
Issue
deal
in
INVESTMENT
LIST ON APPLICATION
LEACH
CO.,
FORMERLY
FARSON, LEACH
PUBLIC
Lists Moiled
& CO.
SECURITIES
Co rrespon den ce
Upon Application
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
So licited
BOSTON
MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS
Bought anH Sold.
Correspondence Solic ited.
INVESTMENT LISTS UPON
REQUEST.
DENISON & FARNSWORTH,
GWARDIAN
BUILDING
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
24
MILK
STREE
BOSTON, MASS.
CITY
TAT
SECTION
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WEALTH, TAXATION AND POPULATION IN
THE UNITED STATES.
The Bureau of the Census in the Department of
Commerce and Labor at Washington has made public
preliminary figures from its special report on
Wealth, Debt and Taxation authorized by Congress
in the Act establishing the permanent Census office.
This report, when completed, will consist of four
parts: I. Valuation of National Wealth; II. Public
Indebtedness; III. Taxation and Revenue Systems;
IV. Governmental Expenditures and Revenues.
In
the issue of our State and City Section for Nov. 24
1906 we discussed at length the statistics regarding
public indebtedness, a Census bulletin devoted to
that feature of the investigation having been issued
at that time.
In the present article we shall deal with
the other three parts of the inquiry.
It should be
distinctly understood, however, that in these cases
we have no separate bulletins giving results in detail
and permitting examination of Census work.
In this
particular nothing is as yet available except the socalled “advanceoutline” of the special report referred to.
There being no details, it is not possible to make a
study of the method by which the Census results
have been reached or to comment on the same.
Our
purpose is mainly to put the figures on record in this
publication where they can be readily referred to and
to forestall inquiries concerning the subject.
First,
as to the matter of the so-called National Wealth.
some
the pleasingTnformation that the
wealth of the country now exceeds one hundred
thousand million dollars, the precise figures given being
$107,104,192,410. We shall not discuss the question
whether there may not be some duplications involved
in this stupendous total, for we are without knowledge
on that point, but it is beyond dispute that the real
estate speculation and the high level of prices prevailing
throughout the industrial world have contributed in
no small degree to augment
the total. No doubt,
too, our protective tariff system has played an im¬
portant part in keeping prices high, at least in the
mercantile markets.
help reflecting that with the grand total
the National Wealth placed at such enormous
One cannot
Owing to the contemplated removal of our offices
in the near future, and the preliminary work necessary
we
No. 2181.
1907.
The Census conveys
City Section.
The State and City Section, issued semi-annually on
of May and November, is furnished without extra charge to
subscriber of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. O.
of
multi-millionaires, regarding whose power
and influence our legislators and others are giving
themselves so much concern, control, after all, only
a relatively small part of the whole.
This is true
even in the case of the wealth of the much-discussed
John D. Rockefeller, whose possessions, measured in
dollars, have recently been authentically declared not
to exceed 350 million dollars.
The amount might be
three times this sum, and even then it would consti¬
tute less than 1% of the total of $107,104,192,410.
The figures are stated to relate to the year 1904.
An estimate is also given of our wealth in 1900,
which is put at $88,517,306,775.
In 1890 the total
figures,
was
our
reported at only $65,037,091,197. 'The following
figures for the period from 1850 to 1904.
shows the
ESTIMATES OF NATIONAL
WEALTH—1850 TO 1004.
$7,135,780,228
16,150 616,068
18‘0
1860
1870 (currency values)
1870 (sold values)
1880
1800
1000
1004
-
-
30,008,518,507
43.642,000,000
65.037,001,107
88,517,306,775
107,104,102,410
24,054,814,806
pointed out that while the estimated values for
great a percentage of increase
the decade 1890 to 1900 as was shown for the
It is
1900 do not show as
for
preceding decade, on the other
from
vance.
hand the four years
record very exceptional ad¬
Jt is admitted that while this advance re¬
1900
to
1904
undoubtedly one of the
most potent has been the re-action from the low prices
of the depressed period 1893 to 1896.
It will be ob¬
served that for 1870 the figures are stated both in
currency values and in gold values, gold at that time
having been at an average premium of 25% above the
value of paper money.
Of course population has
gained enormously in recent years, and this, obviously,
is an important item in the growth in wealth.
Omit¬
ting the decade 1860 to 1870—a period marked by
lessened productivity, due to the ravages of the Civil
War and by a loss in values due to the emancipation
sulted from many causes,
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STATE AND CITY SECTION.
[VOL. LXXXIV.
of the slaves—the annual increase of wealth per family,
it is stated, has been quite uniform from 1850 to 1904.
Municipal Governments were, exclusive of duplica¬
tions, $1,709,136,540. The corresponding payments
The following statement is also furnished showing the for expenditures were
$1,704,330,960. Thus, taking
items that go to make up the totals in 1904 and 1900. the country as a whole, the revenue
receipts were
CLASSIFIED STATEMENT OF WEALTH.
Form of Wealth—
190 4
1900.
Real property and Improvements taxed-$55,510,228,057
$46,324,839,234
Real property and Improvements exempt
6,831,244,570
6,212,788,930
Live stock
4,073,791,736
3.306,473,278
Farm Implements and machinery
844,989,863
749,775,970
Mfft. machinery, tools and Implements.
3,297,754,180
1,998,603,303
11,244,752,000
2.541,046,639
1,677,379,825
9,035,732,000
2,219,966,000
227,400,000
585,840,000
123,000,000
846,489,804
275,000,000
562,851,105
1,576,197,160
211,650,000
400,324,000
98,836,600
537,849,478
267,752,468
402,618,653
1,899,379,652
7,409,291,668
1,455,069,323
495,543,685
408.066,787
424,970,592
326,851,517
2,500,000,000
5,750,000,000
4,880,000,000
$107,104,192,410
$88,517,306,775
_
Gold and silver coin and bullion
Railroads and their equipment
Street railways, &c.—
Street railways
Telegraph systems
Telephone systems
Pullman and private cars
Shipping: and canals
Privately ottned water works
do
All other—
do
elec,
llght&power sta’ns
Agricultural products
Manufactured
products
Imported merchandise
Mining products
Clothing and personal adornments
Furniture, carriages and kindred prop.
Total.
6,087,151,108
2,000,000,000
It will be observed that the largest item in the total
is the value of real property, which amounts to
$62,341,472,627, thus forming nearly 60% of the
whole.
The next
largest item is “railroads and their
equipment,” which is given as $11,244,752,000 inde¬
pendent of the street railways, which are valued at
$2,219,966,000. This makes nearly 13Yi thousand
millions for the steam and street roads combined, a
total considerably exceeding 12% of the estimated
wealth of the country.
The matter is of peculiar
interest at the time of the present agitation
against the
railroads, in showing what a large interest we are put¬
ting in jeopardy when we attack that department of
our
industries
of the Census volume which is to
with “Taxation and Revenue Systems” a
summary
has been prepared showing assessed values of
property
Census period from 1850 to 1904 inclusive.
We print this statement herewith.
at each
TOTAL ASSESSED VALUATION—1850 TO 1904.
1850
$6,024,666,909
1860
12,084,560,005
1870 (currency basis)
-14,178,980,732
1870 (gold basis)
11,405,606,474
1880
17,139,903,495
1890
...25,473,173,418
1902
35,338,316,833
Considering the foregoing in connection with the
on
National Wealth, reference is made
to the fact that while the assessed valuation of
property
subject to ad valorem taxation has increased at each
period from 1850 to the present time, the increase, has
kept pace with the increase in the National Wealth.
Though the fact that tax levies tend to increase faster
than population has often been noted
by students of
public taxation, it is claimed that the relation between
not
tax levies and wealth has not been
served.
the tax
Accordingly, calculations
as
generally ob¬
made to show
rates per $100 of estimated true value for
1SS0,
1890 and
1902
TAXES
as
IN
1902
1890
1880
are
follows.
RELATION
TO
TRUE
Estimated true
value of all
property.
Year.
VALUES.
Levies of
ad valorefn
taxes.
$97,810,749,590 $724,736,539;
65,037,091,197: 471,365,140'
43.642,000,000 313,921,474
According to these figures the
true value was 74 cents in
1890 and 72 cents in 1SS0.
1902
Tax
rate
per
$100 of est'm’d
true value.
$0.74
0.73
0.72
tax rate per $100 of
against 73 cents in
words, during
In other
the twenty-two years there has been an increase of
2 cents on $100 of the estimated true value of the
country,
or
about 3%.
From the outline of the fourth part of
the report
devoted to Governmental Expenditures and Revenues,
it appears that in the fiscal period covered
report the revenue
penditures,
stated in other terms, the net indebted¬
of the country was slightly less at the close than
at the beginning of the year.
While no details are
given, it is stated that in the case of the National
Government, States and Territories, and Counties, the
receipts exceeded the payments, and at the close of the
year these governments had smaller net indebtedness
than at the beginning.
On the other hand, in the
case of smaller civil
divisions, and especially the large
cities, the situation was reversed, and the payments
for expenditures exceeded the revenue
receipts, causing
or,
ness
an
increase in net indebtedness.
THE MUNICIPAL BOND SALES OF 1906.
Several years ago, beginning with the bond transac¬
tions of 1901, we commenced publishing a detailed
analysis of the municipal bond sales for the calendar
year.
In continuance of that practice we furnish at
the end of this article a very elaborate and compre¬
hensive statement dealing with the municipal bond
disposals for the twelve months of 1906—their distri¬
bution among the different States and geographical
divisions, the purposes for which issued, the rates of
interest they bear, &c. The statement occupies a full
page.
The usefulness of such compilations, especially
now that the record extends back several
deal
years, will
In the part
figures above
somewhat greater in amount than payments for ex¬
by the
receipts of the National, State and
be obvious to everyone.
It may be a surprise to hear, in view of the
stringency
market during the year, that the aggre¬
gate of the bond sales for 1906 exceeds the correspond¬
ing aggregate for 1905. Altogether, the disposals in
the late year (excluding temporary loans, which have
no place in such a record) reached
$201,743,346 as
against $1S3,0S0,023 in 1905. But it appears on
examination that of the 1906 output $23,884,232 was
for refunding as against only $16,701,430 for
refunding
in 1905, leaving the net-addition
$177,S59,114 in 1906
against $166,378,593 in 1905—an increase of only
$11,500,000. It should be noted, furthermore, that
New York City alone is responsible for more than the
whole of this increase, having put out $57,052,175 of
new bonds in 1906 as
against $41,210,934 in 1905.
In treating of the state of the
municipal bond market
during 1906 it is well to remember that conditions
were unfavorable, not so much because of the
inability
to find buyers for such obligations
as because buyers
insisted on getting higher rates of interest.
New York
City itself furnishes a typical and a striking instance
of the truth of this statement.
The city had to
abandon 3^2% issues because these could no
longer
be floated at. par; it accordingly raised its rate of
interest to 4%. At the higher figure it succeeded in
placing more bonds than in the previous year. But
the cost of the money to it kept almost
steadily rising
throughout 1906. At the February sale of $20,000,000
4s, the interest basis, calculated on the price
received,
was 3.65%; at the
July sale of $11,029,100 the interest
basis was 3.94%; the $4,500,000 bonds floated in
November were negotiated on a basis of
3.91%, and
the $9,800,000 placed in December wrent at from 3.93
to 3.9S%.
Altogether, the city’s public disposals
were $45,329,100, besides which
$11,723,075 were sold
of the money
Apr.
STATE AND CITY SECTION.
1907.]
to the
city's own sinking funds, giving the total of
$57,052,175. In 1905, the public disposals were
$37,500,000 and the sinking fund takings $3,710,934.
Cincinnati also put out a much larger amount of
bonds in 1906, its new issues in that year having aggre¬
gated $9,302,132 against only $3,662,077 in 1905.
Chicago and its sanitary and park districts placed
$5,500,000 in 1906 against only $3,500,000 in 1905.
Pittsburgh emitted $2,500,000 against $2,000,000.
On the other hand, Boston placed only $5,162,350
against $8,584,700; Los Angeles $287,500 against
$1,700,000; and San Francisco $324,000 against
$2,573,800. The latter city, as is known, was visited
by an earthquake. It offered bonds repeatedly the
latter part of the year, but as they bore no more than
3%% interest, did not succeed in disposing of any of
them; the $324,000 placed were sold early in the year.
Philadelphia emitted no bonds in either year and St.
Louis placed none in 1906 against $1,000,000 in 1905.
The most noteworthy characteristic of the year, as
already intimated, was the further advance in interest
rates.
The tendency towards higher rates was noted
in previous years, but it remained for 1906 to show the
movement in its most pronounced form.
Not only
are 3% issues disappearing from the list but 3%s are
also fast vanishing. Out of the $201,743,346 bonds
put out in 1906, only $16,730,531 were 3s and $19,419,650 were 3J^s, making together but little over
36 millions, or 17.92% of the whole.
Furthermore,
of the 3s, $11,723,075 represent takings by the New
York City sinking funds, which are not governed by
money market conditions.
The predominant rate of
interest in municipal bonds now is 4%.
Of the $201,743,346 bonds issued in 1906, no less than $120,130,280
bore that rate, being 59.55% of the whole.
Five
years before, in 1901, the 4s formed only IS.45% of
the total.
On the other hand, the 3s and the 3}4s
then aggregated 65.54% of the whole, as against but
17.92% in 1906. Nothing could illustrate more strik¬
ingly the change which has occurred in this respect
than these comparisons.
In order to indicate in a
graphic way the rise in interest rates, we furnish the
following, covering the years 1906,1905,1903 and 1901.
1906.
PC.of
1105.
PC.of
1904.
PC.of
1903.
PC.ol
$
%
Total
$
Total
Total
$
Total
Grand total 201.743.340100.0 183.080,023 100.0250,754.940 100.0152,281,050100.0
Refunding. : 23,884,23211.84 16,701,430 9.12
Net addit’n
streets, Ac
Sewers
Schools...
Buildings..
;
Miscellan’s.
8,109,938 4.02
2,061.40011.02
7,858,672 5.16
5.926,771 3.24 11.749,115 4.69
2,171.375 1.19
1,838.900 1.21
1.523,596 0.61
j
f
i.
9,993.663 4.95
6,322.358 3.45 19,562.457 7.S0
5.898.S37 3.S7
21,659,911 10.74 27,477.391 15.01 45,324.53018.07 25,342.73916.64
Total net 177.859.114 88.16 166.378.59390.88238,905,467 95.27 139.047,25491.31
,
Rates of
Interest.
|
;
1906.
PC.of
$
Total
10,730.531
3%
1
3!a%
19,419,050
120,130.280
i 14,598,010
1 17.430.0S8
8.29
9.03
59.55
7.24
8.04
7.140,959
3.54
4%
4Hi%
5%
Higher than
5%
1
Unusual
andj
unknown|
1905.
PC.of
$
Total
5,887.429 3.22
80.592.150 44.02
55,340,200 30.23
13.929,080 7.01
18.041.37010.18
PC of
1903.
Total
S
17,447,011 11.40
54.700,498 35.92
47,477,9x3 31.18
8.953,349 5.88
13,022,904 8.95
Total
$
29,284,43919.59
08,093,208 45.95
27,570.470 18.45
5,214,978 3.49
9.301,985 0.22
6.2S1.82S 3.11
3.00
4,009,190
3.02
2,758,797
1.84
3,0.88,075 1.08
5.409.515 3.59
pointed out by us on previous occasions, the 1904
aggregate was raised to exceptional proportions by
special circumstances and influences.
In 1903
con¬
ditions in the financial world had to a considerable ex¬
tent interfered with the placing of new issues and as a
consequence many
municipalities deferred
reduced
or
their borrowings, with the result that the offerings in
1904 were correspondingly increased.
Then, also,
several large cities, in particular New York, were in
the market in 1904 as borrowers for unusual amounts, in
part as a result of the difficulty in placing bonds in 1903.
The greater part of the bond issues is still supplied
by the North Atlantic tier of States, comprising the
New England States, together with New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. In 1906, out of the $201,743,346 bonds placed, $106,695,964 came from that
group.
The North Central Division, which comprises
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minne¬
sota, Iowa, Missouri, the two Dakotas and Nebraska
and Kansas, stands next in importance, being account¬
able for $55,429,660 of new bonds. The other parts
of the country furnish relatively small contributions,
and the South Atlantic group especially is to be cred¬
ited with a very small amount—only $6,642,880.
j
1906.
1
$
North Atlantic Div__ 100,095,904
Northern Central Dlv. 55,429,660
|
1905.
1904.
S
$
*
1902.
$
i
$
87.814.893
43,843,010! 45,779.061
84,593,197
94,849,340 161,351,192
48,471.078
1908.
57.302.131
162.125,624 143,320,424 218.653.323 128.436,207 133,598,#5*
Total.
■
South Atlantic Dlv..
0,042,880
South Central Div.„_, is.147,902
Western Division
14,826,940
Total
10.780,500
17.465,432
7.268,940
12.064.850
12,767.827
39.617,722 39.759,599
32,101.023
11,513,667
3.990,100!
4.727.984
9,990,485,
7,944.984
6,579.413
9.804.258
23.844,8431 19.252.381
that the bulk of the
new
as
of those of other
issues each
year
is for
being 67.43% of the whole. In 1905 the proportion
under these five heads was 67.99%, in 1904 64.10%, in
1903 64.43%. The table below furnishes a classification
of the bonds under the various heads for the last four
It will be
Grand total
201,743.346 183,080.023 250,754.946 T 52.281',050:152.846.335
0.008,740 4.40
five main purposes, namely water, streets and bridges,
sewerage and drainage, schools and school buildings,
and public buildings generally.
Under these five
heads the new issues in 1906 aggregated $136,034,202,
that after apportioning the
heads, an aggregate of
$21,659,911 remains in 1906 under the designation “Mis¬
cellaneous.” This comprises mainly bonds issued for
special purposes, like the dock bonds and the rapid
transit bonds of this city—purposes not of sufficiently
common occurrence to warrant our providing an extra
column for the same in our full-page compilation.
A
footnote to that table gives the leading items that go
to make up the “Miscellaneous” column.
New York
City bonds when offered for sale are now all described
(excepting in the case of rapid transit bonds, water
bonds and assessment bonds) as being “for various
municipal purposes,” these purposes not being defined.
We have, however, ascertained the distribution of all
but $1,791,380 of the 1906 bonds issued in that way.
seen
amounts under the different
been
1
It remains true of the 1906 sales
years.
given in the foregoing tables, it
appears that though the bond sales for 1906 exceeded
those for 1905, they fell far short of those for 1904.
In other words, while the grand total of the sales for
1906 was $201,743,346, and for 1905 $183,080,023,
for 1904 the amount was $250,754,946.^. But, as has
!
5,001,053
koi ,743,340100.0 183,080.023 100.0152,281,050100.0149,498,089 100.0
years
From the totals
PC.of
1901.
r
24,868.01212.32 27,269,68714.89 35.788,12214.27 21,994.80814.44
l
|
j
42,555,556 21.09 39,850,236 21.77 54.827,05121.86 31.243,60120.52
14,543,923 7.21 13,584,497 7.42 15.650,237 6.24 16,153,20010.61
30.876,03915.31 27,242,24114.88 30,585,16512.20 15.666,54510.29
23,190,67211.50 16.534,037 9.03; 23,895.194 9.53 13.049,952 8.57
Bridge,
Parks
_____
177.859.114:88.16 166,378,59390.88238.905,46795.27 139.047.25491.31
Water
Light* gas
Funding &
improve...
13,233.796 8.69
11.849,479 4.73
Our
figures, as in previous years, deal only with
municipal issues of a permanent character—such as
bv their nature constitute a real addition to the debt
of the municipality.
We rigidly exclude floating debt
obligations and everything of a temporary nature, and
we also take great care to avoid duplications or the
inclusion of loans that do not belong in the footings.
As the best explanation of our reasons for excluding
floating debt obligations, we may refer to the case of
this city, which during 1906 issued no less than $145,982,244 of temporary obligations in anticipation of
taxes, but redeemed the greater part of these same
obligations before the close of the year, or at least
retired $136,484,974 of such obligations during the
twelve months. We also omit from our totals bond
issues made by Canadian municipalities and by the
island possessions of the United States.
In order that
the reader may know what the grand aggregate of the
sales for the twelve months would be with all these
various items included, we will say that the total in
that event would be over 408 million dollars. Actual
municipal bond sales for the twelve months within the
territorial limits of the United States were, we have
seen, $201,743,346; the temporary loans reached $175,209,910; sales by Canadian municipalities were $15,241,520; Philippine and Manila bonds, $4,750,000
general fund bonds of New York City, $11,750,000,
giving a grand total of $408,694,776.
[Jj
8
STATE AND CITY SECTION
[VOL. LXXXIV.
ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL BOND SALES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1906.
STATES AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS.
Grand
Total.
S
S69 .000
213 ,000!
190 000
15.981 .438
2,225 .000
773 ,000
69.431 ,135
7.961 .991;
9.551 .400 il
M&lne
New
State
Bond*.
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
RATES OF INTEREST.
School
District
Bondt.
Countv
Bondi.
Municipal
4.424.000
950.000
51,382
27000,666
873.500
2,870.850
2.955.000
S
119 .000
213 .000
190 .000
11.506 .056
1,275 ,000
55,000'
718 .000
1,498.900 65.058 ,735
330.000
4,761 .141
900,000
5.696 .400
7,000,732
2.783,900
35.000
322.000
.50.000
205.000
143.000
236,200
350.000
60.000
20.000
20.000
108.000
120.000
24.000
53,000
250.000
North Atlantic Division. 106.695,964 I 7.374.000
A
Maryland
150..000
414..000
2.873.,t>S0
South Carolina.
'
565..000
270,,000
419..200
905. 000
1.046,000
South Atlantic Division.,
6.642.880
Virfdnla
West Virginia..
North Carolina.
Georgia
^
,
Florida
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
!
i
{
|
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
38.583.028
349.199
831,500
8.289.600
1,822,600
1,352.000
110.006
545,000
300.000
387.100
80.000
558 117
105.000
40,000
34.400
49.231
150.000
53,700
204,799
286.500
852.600
935.500
1.257,000
1.249,800
243.500
475.000
5S2.000
2,125,217
651.986
6.086.699
215.962
14.400
170.200
30,500
2°2,700
49,7.50
40.000
120.000
486 800
176 500
3,804.572
\137.000
500,000
1.647,000
397,731
665.000
635.700
Arkansas
Indian Territory
South Central Division.
18.147,902
_
872 962
00
] .400
,986 200
ISO ,650
230 .000
574 ,000
60 ,000
480 ,662
.156, 84 4
354 ->oo
,710, 000
250,000
14.826,940
325.000
...
...
Colorado
New1 Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho.
...
Washington
Oregon
..
Western IhviEloa
j
Grand total.
9.284.000
*
40 ,900
35.000
350.000
100.00%
|
2,012,350:
1,357.107
1,000
57,000;
702.000 i
300,000
37,000
289,500
292,000
180,000
60,000
635,000
648,000
2,407.ISO! 1.792,000
572,000
150.000
320,000
1,842,180
.
7,000
50,000
6.360.000
1,127,000
,107 ,342;
397 ,220!
,828 ,600
,261 198
,030 ,000
,860 875
139 ,000
690 500
112 500
30 000
790. 000
72, 500
1.873,781
956,317
156,100
771,292
134,000:
14.000:
203,000
2.141.500
191,200
111,000
3.149,067
50,268
111,716
409,524
5.640,497
3.456,610) 3,605.082
350.000
175.000
410,000
7.367.000
500,000
48,400
175,000
100,000
476,000
48,799
243,500
448.000
638,600
,317,000
1,647.000
549,067
360,000
105,000
,187,505
131,000
o'is'.soo
..
290,000
245.456
..
..
..
..
..
..
302,456
8,395.800
492,650;
75.666
187,950;
291,197|
447,840
5S5.500
77,000!
3.000
24.600
73.500
61,000
30,000
4.960,404:
664,531!
260.500
53.700
89,500
680,000:
121,000)
1,500
440.000;
506.000
1,997,000
9,001,067
1.264.400
85,962
21,000
610,800
23.900 j
1,221,000,
320.000
324*666
2.452,500
399.000
3.292.462
3,819,780' 3,336,580
30,000!
87,000
1,765.200
67,750
35,000
■72,900:
195.000
7,000!
535.000,
34,500:
75.000
413.000
106.580;
8-29%
9-63%
59.55%
60.000:
218,950
323.000,
158,530
1.478.000:
7.24%
10,666
32,000'
187.212,
160,264
40,000
1,079.000
160,1921
212.000
15,000
2,833.618' 1.145,500
16.730.531 19.419,650 120,130.280 14.598.010; 17.436.0881
73-26%
134,500
35,000
161.731
225.000!
99,700
r60.314
Leaving
403,426
6.0001
44,000|
“
3.954.864
0/ which
237,672
387,754
438,298
89,500
248,339
147,000!
197,600!
592.000
6.36%
86.000
5,709,480
’
1,786,762
i
40,000
48,000
30.000
*2*5*666
29,500
1,228,500
11-96%
1.159,746
28.319,735
..
7f>3 500
3.763,5
24.129.632 12.826,661 147.804.053
203,566
43,200
17,000
13,000
139.950
323.514
122.250
2.736.000
8-42%
821,305
2,972.032
32,500
51,000
41,600
58,000!
85,000
242,5761
78,000
1,056,547
122,000
1,005,900
21,950
143,539
11,500
104,300
70,000
75,434'
131,000
I
•
218,000;
90 .000
155 .000
104 .000
60 .000
320 0]0
.240 .330
231 .972
,132 .000
20.500
518.000
75.000
I201.743.34G, 16.983.000
Per'cent
15,000
349,655
1.000
597,500
60.000
881.107
279.500
136.500
842,850
60.000!
i-
787-484
6,731.280
2,835,188
2,431.500
1,731.206
448..5(H)
1,106,550
93 .WO
152.500
1,247.040
921.758
5.030.911
,
Oklahoma
4,S3b.6S0
Unusual.
19.000
115.941
230,000
115.000
|
139,000
9,744.897
975,000
653,000
60,000)
1,311.750; 52.100,048
1,416,000
5,694,491
1.077.500
7.536,400
35.000
60,000
2.281.800! 20,097.022'i
5 Per Cent.
300,000
225,000!
2.202.116
1.861.179
4.750.000
163,000
li.S15.721
Mississippi
Louisiana
Teiae
405.000'
Percent.
32,000;
6,120,600!
13,473,675
**601666
202,314
345.600
139.000
140,000
566.700
147.100
499,0.50
112.500
76.950
172.697
347.200
25.000
‘950.666,
Higher ih’n Unkn’wndk
5
Percent.
$
87,000
180,000
282,000;
8.000
72,000
2.715.680
240.000
103.000
130,000
555.000
926.000 ;
55,429.660
'
$
95.000! I
1,703.337
1,273.958
j
;
!
Kentucky
California
1
,
Tennessee
Alabama
Wyoming
!
i
1,401.200
"
391.340
1.071.947
803.000
94.539
75.000
253.600
5.000
1
North Central Division._
Montana
'•
|
24,580.938
2,850,977 :
11,826.880
3.137.188 ]
2,686,500 !
2.689.246
1.667.547
2,408,600 1
300,039
304.450 1
_]
Minnesota
,
4
Percent.
Percent.
89.537,332! 14,431,075 10.624.850; 77.109,836
.
Delaware
3
Percent.
Bonds.
7.146,959
8.64%
6.281.828
3.54%
3.11%
!
STATES AND
GEOGRAPH 1 CAL
Total
DIVISIONS.
bonds.
;
Refunding
ISSUED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES.
Net
For
Additions.
Mater.
lor
Streets
and Setters and Scho'Is and
Bridges.
Drainage.
Sch. Bldgs.
General
-
I
369,000
213.000.
Maine
New Hampnuirv
.
.
Vermont
190.000
.
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
.
15,981,438'
2.225.000
773.000
69.431.135;
.
7.961,991
Pennsyi vain a
9,551.400'
North Atlantic Lrtvitioc.
100,695.904;
$
*
336.000
33.000
33.000
180.000
100.000
18.989,124
1.152.450
2.822.5W
3.842,200 102,853.704
14.685-738
27.649,599
4 .943.527 18,792 409
182.500
25.000
70,000
207.500
Yo'.ooo
188,000
100,000
829,500
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michiican
Wisconsin
Minnesota
.
DtvttiaciJ
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Tennebse*Aiab&ma
Mississippi
„
.
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Indian
...
Territory..
.
.
.
South Central Division
Montana
_
Wyomiiig
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
Per oeut
.
348,300
7,543,049
47,886,611
5,009,574
126,400
220 ,799
J 0,000
831 .500
,152 ,600
,688 ,6W
.297 ,0W
302 ,500
319 .500'
665 MX)
635 ,700
134,000
55 .IKK)
50,0<K)
506 7W
225,5<K)
98,IKK)
339,0W
227,645
14.000'
-
-
-
75,IKK)
1 ,782,000
6 MX)
.093,244,
1 1J .000
100.000
oio.oooi
"
55.IKK.)
J49,500
8,500
31,000
165,000
190,000
134,600
377,830
228.170
1,655,280
892,434
100,800
12.6(H)
110,500
79.500
136.262
967.400
2.787.692
10,000
3,000
70,000
150.000
19.000
905,000
.
J00,000
37,000
49.750
40 .0<K)
127.000
072.972
1 ,023.212
3,979,364
1 ,0J 2 ,500
_;201 .743.346 23.88,4 232 177,859.114
24,868,012
42 565,556 1 4 543.923 30.876.039
23,190.672
100.00%
11.84%
8816%
12-32%'
21
l09% ~ *' 7.21
15/61%
~~
24.000!
.
1,549.000
75,000
177,000
100.000
352.000
MM’-I *
42,000
1.575,600
5,000
35,000
26,000
25.000
l J
*313,000
192.000
12.000
,
100,000
76.575
4.0001
100,962
»
*
43.000
6.000
30,500
201,700
05,666
53,600
J.360 000
2,776.500
•!
..
c
36,000
!! 3,220.340
1 ,»K)6,600
.
63,900
15,000
58.500
42.500
47,650
13.000
7,000
49,000
1 .207.0W
j 4,826.941)
.
20,000
1 ,493,900
5.710,000
5iK-. XX)
40.000
Mil..'..
221.500
170,200
84.972
480,500
.
J
156.400
805.000'
109,900
45,000
J 39.950
322,0 i 4
! 12,2.50'
2.786 MX)
64-2)2
,59,000
4
250,WO I
280,000!
35.000
20,500
15,(m
1.182,855
25,«KK)
62 MX)
J 6.000
J55,000
7,000
5,000
2.5,000
68,000
196.700
60,000
i,0 MX)
480,662
1,590.241
3'4 -222
1
250,000
1,435,500
1 .425,200!
740,400
503,500
4.849.000! 3,087.IKK)
93 ,W0
29,IKK)
215.000
80,W0|
257 .IKK)
10,1)00
14,WO
55 ,£66 j
J.50,000
10.000
3 J .IKK)
255,000
5,000I
4.5, W0
4 MX)
210.IKK)
522.000
124/KKj
2,683,179 17,712.202
171,200
7,699,200
25 MX)
50 MX)
71 ,000
JO,WO
J10,IKK)
33 MX)
100.000
128.000
2,583,500
34.400
23 500
20 MX)
196,IK 10
J 35 MX)
382,255
45 MX)
150 WO
J17.(KM)
3 4 6, W0
60,01)0
12,000
*9*74.279 14,064,562
174,IKK)
1,429.400
117.000:
6,289,91 J
67,.
395 MX)
289 MX)
79 .IKK)1
20. W0
J 10,ow
)14 500
380.000
766,700
147, JOO
479,0.50
45.000;
47.000
41.000
106,200
12,436,241' 6,992.184
2.085-2W
230.000
574 ,OW
00 .OW
4*0.862
2,1.56.844
354.222
0.7 lO.IKKJ
988,000
2,865,640
90,000
100.000
708,000
54 262
285,0401
135,434!
535 1P2.
207.000
3 747:200
15 J 750
230 MX)
194,(XX)
.
289,000
112,500
76,950
172,697
347,200
337,800
I4.4W
239 .W0
28.900
3,845.538
214.000
342 MX)
57 MX)
4 1 MX)
Western Divisiua
Grand tut a;
J,304,337
1,150,958
7, W0
1,352.700
663,873
175,000
38,181
1,052,947
834.0W
99.539
872.962
22! ,4W
2.986.2W
.
296,039
250,950
8,' 13.199
..180,650
.
2/226,100
689,000!
476,290)
91.500
15,000 j
10,034,703
.
...
329,992
184.500
431.500
187.500
268.000
46,000
19,000
81.500
18.147,902
.
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Orezon
Cali forma
.
2,985-188
2,621,500
2,275,800
202.314
345,600
376 ,W0
2,249,246
1
1,547
12,252,572
732,500!
105,500
*
142,666
33,000
2.251.682
20,000
702,IKK)
53,000
108,W0
75, (XX)
7,919,161
1,481 .693
236,300
1,106,823
122.200
$
14.000
2,236,538
622.000
10,IKK)
54.000
80,000
$
-
*
7,681,490
10.000
2,99 D082
2,502.072
78.231
-
977.000
2,229,0W
50.000
133,000
30,000
*
19,023,089
2.531.977
11,691,6s0
7,137,000
s
-
60 MX)
35,000
37,OIK)
.50,IKK)
120 000
23.000
70 .W0
302,500
9 5, W0
631.5W
123.000
349 199
83! 5W
8.289 600
J >22 0W
1,3.52 WO
3,804 .572
397 731
665 wo
635 700
15.000
78.500
25,000
30,000
156.000
135,500
955,082
375.000
20.000
475.001)
1
North Centra! Division
Kentucky
*
25,000
J 5,000
97,500
114.500
703.500
1
a
60 MX)
_311.000
]
!
I
j
j
200 .IKK)
5.785 200
j
I
$
**
39,000
2.679.250
350.000
857,680
5,507,849
319,000
135.200
152.000
65.000
440,000
112,000
182.500
4,000
53.500
399,000
_.
€25,000
3.407.525
1,150,000
150.000
414,000
2.129.000
565.000
202.000
409,200
870.000
1,046,000
30.000
$
250,000
_
*,235,797
302.000
2,129.500
3,692,441
50 ,W(J
M iscellanrous.
-
.19.000
2,225.W0
1.171,600' 68,259.635
1.355.200
10,000!
South Atlantic
8,000
*
22,000
6.006,791
8.721.900
148.000
*68.666;
Florida
$
90.000
15.956.438
744,680
Nortn (’arol l rot
South Carolina
Georgia
$
32.000
1,194,000
300.000
250 MX)
55 MX)
976.397 14-418.448
81,380 1,898,96!
587.500
872.000
25.000
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia.
$
50 .IKK)
25,OIK)
Parks and Elec. Light, Funding AMuseums. and Gas. - jImpr'ment.
Buildings.
17,000
J44,IKK)
10.000
600,000!
122,330
647.600
18,000;
40,000
274,000
250,000
679,292
1.875,500
9.993,663 2
i gmYoTT
.50%
49 ,060
652.000
8.J09,938, 2,061.400
,~4 02%~ I
4
95%~’
10.00ft
1ft.74%
•
• v-jreiy or odd ruu-s of interest
For instance.'liie <2.972.032 credited
U) Ohio cuxisisti- *ar«e.y o'3.*>.5% bonds put out ,by < ,iucinnaii
ami other cities and school districts, while the #1,079,000 of Washington Is
issue of 3bonds of Settle and seveia! counties in the State
accounted tor bv the
It) the column called '*Miseell.ineons" in the second
table, New York .State, {14,004 562 is mn«)e up
chiefly av
Rapid truisit bond1-' of New York < ify 8750MX): dock bonds of same city, $9,648,600; bonds tor various "municipal
purposes,** $1,791.380 and
$1,000,000 cana' bonds of .Vew Voi> State
'J he chief item- of 'he $2,865,640 Massachusetts total are
$J ,500,000 rapid transit bonds of Boston and $190,450 ‘ various
uni cl pa! purpo*
bonds of toe Same city
.
,
,
.
,
entirely
follow.';
Apr., 1900. J
UNITED STATES DEBT
United
The
ences
States
Debt
9
and
Its
History,
following is a statement of the debt of the United States past and present. To add to its usefulness we give refer¬
authorizing each of the issues of bonds outstanding to-day, and likewise, so far as we deem it needful,
to the laws
citations from those laws.
All our figures, except
when otherwise noted, represent the status at the close of business June 30 or the beginning of
July 1 of each fiscal year. To conform to that feature and yet furnish information through which any reader
can
always have the data for a correct exhibit of the debt situation at any past or future day, and make an accurate com¬
parison with previous years, we present, first, the details as they stood at the close of the last fiscal year ending June 30 1906;
second, the changes in those details since June 30 1900 down to Apr. 1 1907; third, the items of interest-bearing debt, &c.f
at the beginning of each fiscal
year since'July 1 1878; fourth, we publish in the “Chronicle” every month—usually the first
or second
Saturday—the full detailed Government statement of the debt as reported by the Treasurer on the last day of
the previous month; some months lack of space forces us to delay the
publication to a later week.
With these data at his command, it would seem as if any inquirer could satisfy himself fully
with reference to every
point which might become of importance for him to know respecting the United States debt.
business
on
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING JUNE 30 1906.
Outstanding.
Title of Loan.
Authorizing Act.
Rate.
When
Redeemable.
Interest
Amount
Issued.
Pagable.
Consols of 1930
Loan of 1908-1918
Funded Loan of 1907
March 14 1900..
June 13 1898..
July 14 1870 & Jan. 20 1871..
Refunding certificates
2%
3%
4%
April 1 1930 J. O, J & A
Aft.Aug. 1 ’08 F, M, A & N
July 1
1907 J, A, J & O
February 26 1879
January 14 1875
4%
4%
Feb.
...
Loan of 1925
Aggregate of Interest-bearing debt, excl. of U. S. bonds Issued
DEBT
ON
to
WHICH
J.
.
1
595,942,350 *588,362,500
198,792.660
33.435,020
740,933,000
84,177,800
40,012.750
162,315,400
93,339.400
O
&.
1925 F, M, A & N
Pacific railroads,
INTEREST
A, J
as
Registered.
Total.
Coupon.
I
stated below 1,737,996.160 *799,314,720 *95.818,140 *895,159.140
H.AS CEASED
JUNE
30
1906.
Funded loan of 1891, continued at 2%, called for redemption May 18 1900; Interest ceased Aug. 18 1900
Funded loan of 1891, matured September 2 1S91
Loan of 1904, matured Feb. 2 1904
Old debt matured at various dates prior to Jan. 1 1861, and other Items of debt matured at various dates
subsequent to Jan. I 1861
!
*40,200 00
26,600 00
124,700 00
936,635 20
[
*1,123,135 20
*
Aggregate June 30 1906 of debt
.
S7.579.850 *595 .942,33®
63,945,480
30.510.440 I
32,577,350 116,755,150
26.280
113.489.900
25,150.500
,
bn which Interest has ceased since maturity
°
DEBT
BEARING NO
INTEREST JUNE 30
1906.
f
Authorizing Act
United States notes
Old demand notes
National Bank notes:
Redemption
account
Fractional currency
Feb. 25 1S62; July 11 1862; March 3 1863.
1
_
*346.681 016 00
53.282 30
K
-
July 17 1861; Feb. 12 1862
..
July 14 1890.
July 17 '62; Mch. 3 *63; June 30 ‘64. S15.245.183 88; less *8.375,934 estimated
j-
42.635.639 00
as
lost
21 1879
Aggregate June 30 1906 of debt bearing
The
_
or
destroyed. Act of June!
[
no
Interest
6.365,757 2*
*396,235.694 7*
foregoing shows that the Government debt
on June 30 190b was made up of (1) interest-bearing debt. $$95,159,140,
which interest has ceased, §1,128,135 2b. of (3) debt bearing no interest. $396,235,694 78, making total gross
debt, $1,292,522,970 04; subtracting from the total the net cash balance in the Treasury ($328,087,283 25) at the same date
(June 30 1906), we have the net debt as it stood at the close of the last fiscal year. $964,435,686 79. To bring down the
interest-bearing debt to Apr. 1 1907—which, as stated, was $895,159,140 on June 30 1906—we must deduct from the Refund¬
ing Certificates $1,130 and from the Funded Loan of 1907 $16.924,350 and include the Panama Canal Loan of $30,000,000,
of
(2) debt
on
to reach the total of the
For later and future
interest-bearing debt Apr. 1 1907. which was $908,233,660. or $13,074,520 more-than on June 30.
details of the debt, see the same as issued every month in the “Chronicle,” the first or a later Saturday.
We now add, first, references to and citations from the laws which art' the authority for the debt as it stands to-day; second
the two tables on the next page, which exhibit all the particulars of the total debt of the United States on June 30 of each
year from 1878 to 1906, and on Apr. 1 1907; third, the Pacific Railroad bonds, which are never included in the Treasury
debt statements.
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1891" (Column 1) 4 4s. continued at 2%
The bonds of this issue
were
Issued In exchange for the 4 4% funded loan O
pleasure of the Government.
Amount
1891 by agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at
Issued *25,364,500, but May 18 1900 all were called for redemption on Aug. 18 1900. when Interest ceased.
"CONSOLS OF 1930."—(Column 10.)
Bonds (2% payable at the pleasure of the Government after 30 years) authorized In “Act to define and
fix the standard of value." &c. (for copy of Act see "Chronicle." March 3 1900. page 411), for the purpose of refunding (1» outstanding United States
bonds bearing Interest at 5%. payable Feb. 1 1904; (2) bonds bearing Interest at 4% payable July 1 1907: and (3) bonds bearing Interest at 3% payable
August 1 1908 (the "ten twenties of 1898")
For details of arrangement see Secretary Gage's circular with reference to the operations for carrying out
the refunding provisions of the bill In "Chronicle,” March 17 1900, page 509.
Of these 2% s there were outstanding Apr 1 1907. according to debt statw*
ment, *595.942,350.
"LOAN OF 1908-1918."—(Column 8.)
The bonds Included under thk) head are an Issue of *198.726.660 3%s.
They were authorized by Act at
June 13 1898 and are known as the "War Loan."
The law provided that In allotting said bonds the Individual subscriptions of the lowest amount
must be first allotted.
On the day the Act was signed a Treasury circular was issued (see circular In “Chronicle" of June 18 1898. page !!68> inviting
subscriptions for 32 days, from June 13 to July 14, for the amount of bonds stated, in both coupon and registered form, coupon in denominations of
*20, *100, *500 and *1.000. ami registered la denominations of same amounts, and also In *5.000 and *10.000. dated August 1 1898. redeemable In
ooln at the pleasure of the United States after ten years from date of Issue, and due and payable August l 1918.
See circular for further detail*.
Subscriptions reached the amount of * l .325,000.000.
The amount now outstanding (Apr. I 1907) Is *63,945.460.
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1907" (Column (3) 4s.
The Act of July 14 1870, authorized the Issue of 1.000 million dollars of bonds at 4%, payable In coin
standard value, at the pleasure of the United States after thirty years; these bonds to be exempt from ail taxes or duties of the United
States, as well as from taxation In any form by or under State, municipal or local authority.
Bonds to be sold at not less than par hi coin, and proceed*
applied to redemption of outstanding 5-20s. par for par.
Outstanding (Apr. i 1907), *99.830.800.
of the present
lawful
"REFUNDING CERTIFICATES" (Column 4».-—Act of February 26 1879 authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to Issue fn exchange for
money of the United States certificates of deposit of the denomination of ten dollars, bearing interest at the rate of 4%. and convertible at any time*
with accrued interest, into the 4% bonds described In the Refunding Act; the money so received to be applied only to the oaymeut of the bonds bear¬
ing Interest at a rate not less than 5%.
On March 12 1879 the issue of these certificates and their exchange into 4% bonds were authorized; the cer¬
tificates were to draw 4% Interest from April t 1879 and were convertible lu sums of *50 or Its multiples.
The amount tssued at the close of the fiscal
year (June 30 1879) was *39,308,110. but they had been converted so vapidly that there were outstanding at that date only *12.548,210.
On Oet. 31
1870 the entire authorization had been reached, the maximum amount of the Issue being *40,012.750.
Of these there were still outstanding on
Apr. 1 1007
a
total of *25.150.
"LOAN OF 1925."—(Column 6.)
Sales of bonds lucluded under this designation were effected (l) In February 1895 to the amount of *62.315,40,®
and (2) in February 1896 to the amount of *100.000,000.
in a message to Congress under date of February 8 1895 (published in the
"Chronicle
February 9 1895, page 244). President Cleveland stated lu substance that In pursuance of Section 3700 of the Revised Statutes the details of an arrang"
ment have this day been concluded whereby bonds authorized under thy Act of July 14 1875, payable In coin at the pleasure of the Uuited States after
the first day of Feb. 1925, with Interest at the rate of 4% per annum, to the amount of *62,315.400, ore to be Issued for the purchase of gold coin amount¬
ing to a sum slightly in excess of *65,000,000, to be delivered to the Treasury of the United States, which sum added to the gold now held In our
serve will so restore such reserve as to make It amount to something more than *100,000,000.
Such a premium Is to be allowed So the Government
upon Mm bonds as to fix the rate of interest upon the amount of gold realized at 3 \ % per annum.
At least oue-half of the gold to be obtained 1* to b*
supplied from abroad.
Section 3700 of the revised Statutes Is
as
follows:
"Sec. 3700.
The Secretary of the Treasury may purchase coin with any of the bonds or notes of the United States authorised by tew at xucfc rate*
and upon such terms as he may deem most advantageous to the public Interest."
For a construction of the "Refunding Act of 1870” and of the "Resumption Act of 187.5," see "Chronicle." February 18 1893, page 26b.
The Issue lu February 1896 was an ordinary offering, open to all bidders, of *100.000,000 of the same bonds as the foregoing -same fix date, saxa*
in time of maturity, same lu rate of Interest and time.of Interest payments.
Consequently both issues are called the "Loan oi 1925." of which that*
arc
outstaudlug *118,489.900.
* LOAN OF 1904."—(Column 5.)
The Act of January 14 1875 authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues from time
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to Issue, sell, dispose of, at not less than par- In colu, either of the descriptions of bonds of th
United States described lu the Act or July 14 1870 for the purpose of redeeming on and after January l 1879. In colu. at the offlre of Hie Assistaa
Treasurer- of the Uuited States at New Yolk, the outstaudlug legal-tender notes when presented In sums of uot less than fifty dollars.
Under thi
authorization, and for the purpose mentioned, there were Issued In Feb. 1894.payable lu 10 years, *50.000.000 of 5%s and lu Nov. !894 there were Issue 1
*50.000,000 more for similar bouds for same purpose.
The bonds matured Feb. 2 1904, and the amount outstanding Apr. t (*97,200) Is Included or
that date lu "debt ou which Interest has ceased
,
time in the
"PANAMA CANAL LOAN."—(Column 2 )
The Act of June 28 1902, Section 8, supplemented by the Act of Dec. 21 t905 (for cooj of the section*
referred to. sec "Ohroulcle" July 7 1908. page 12). authorizes the Issue of *130.000,000 of coupon or relgstered 2% bonds of the United States, or a
much thereof as may be necessary, lu denominations of *20 or some multiple of that sum. redeemable In gold coiu at the pleasure of the United St&t*
after ten years from|lhe date of Issue
Thirty millions l*30,00o,000)Jof said bonds were Issued July 2o 1906, all of which are uow outstanding
e
10
In
April 1895
|VOL. I.XXXIV.
table showing the debt of the United States on the first day of July 1856, and every subsequent
We have determined on this occasion to begin our statement with
1878, as that year antedates all of the issues now outstanding, and yet carries the record sufficiently far back to show the
mature and extent of the Government securities when the
refunding operations of that period began. It has the advantage,
loo, of giving separate and distinct each issue of bonds now outstanding.
The statement is subjoined.
138099811
726501430998811
UNITED STATES DEBT.
Tear.
we gave a
It is not necessary to repeat all those figures.
PRINCIPAL OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES FROM JULY 1 1878 TO MAY 1 1906.
1
”Funded
Year.
of
Loan
1907,”
1878, Julyl.
1884
1885
1886
3887
1888
1889
1890
1892
1894
>895
1899
3905
1906
3907, April 1
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
737,661 ,700
737,719 ,850
737,759 ,700
737,800 ,580
714,177 ,400
676,095 ,350
50,869,,200
25,364 ,500
25,364,,500
25,364 .500
25,364 .500
25,364 .500
25,364 ,500
25,364 ,500
25,364 ,500
21,979 .850
00
00
00
00
00
00
559,566 ,000
559,581 ,250
559.604 ,150
559,618 ,400
559,625 ,750
559,636 ,850
559,640 ,100
559,646 ,050
559,652 ,300
355,528 .350
257,376 ,050
233.177 ,400
173,385 ,650
156,593 ,150
156,595 .600
116,755 ,150
99 ,830 ,800
‘PanamaCanal
Loan.”
30,000,000 00
3H%.
1925,”
Fund,”
4s.
3s.
5 s.
728,673 790
737,980,800
738,659,000
738.884.300
737.586.300
602,193,500
3
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
00 12,848,210 00
00,' 1,367,000 00
00
688,800 00
465,050 00
355,900 00
00
00
00
00,
00
00
00
00
00
290,000
240,600
207,800
175,270
138,050
119,640
103,860
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
93,920
83,580
68,450
58,990
54,110
47,140
45,130
41,520
37,830
35,470
33,320
31,980
30,600
29 ,080
27,530
26,280
25,150
00
00
00
00,
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
9
11
Total
Converted into
4s and 4Hs.
Interest-bearing
Debt.
3
00 1,441,885,650 1,794,735,650 00
00
792,121,700 1,797,643,700 00
00
720,645,300 1,723,993,100 00
00
636,219,950 1,639,567,750 00
00 1460,461,050 1,463,810,400 00
00 1162,082,6001 1,338,229,150 00
1/304204 350/
14,000,000 00
14,000,000 00
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
00
00
00
00
(War
31,157,700
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
134,994,200
118,489,900
118,489,900
118.489.900
118.489.900
118.489.900
1,226,563 ,850
1,196,150 ,950
1,146,014 ,100
1,021,692 ,350
950,522 .500
00
8
“Loan of
1908.”
50,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
47,651,200
21,854,100
19,410,350
19,385.050
/224,612,150
/194.190.500
/144.046.600
/19,716,500
Eonds)
10
“Consols of
1930.”
2%.
3s.
198,678,720
128,843,240
99,621,420
97,515,660
83,107,060
77,135,360
77,135,360
63,945,460
63,945,460
00
00
00
00
00
829,853 ,990 00
725,313 ,110 00
610,529 ,120
585,029 ,330
585,037 ,100
635,041 .890
716,202 ,060
847,363 .890
847,365 ,130
847,367 ,470
1,046,048 ,750
307.125.350 1,023,478 ,860
987,141 ,040
445.940.750
031,070 ,340
445.940.750
914,541 ,410
520,143,150
895.157 ,440
542,909,950
895.158 .340
542,909,950
595.942.350
895.159 .140
908,233 ,660
595,942,350
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
/ Continued at 3%.
PUBLIC
Year.
1904/'
7
“Navy Pens’n Old 6s and 7s
8
98,850 000 00 40,012,750 00
250,000 000
250,000 000
250,000 000
250,000 000
222.207, 050
139,639, 000
109,015, 750
1902
6
4Loan of
|
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
5
“Loan of
4s
240,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
00
“Refunding
1 Certificates,”
4s.
$
1679
IMO
1881
1882
1883
i Continued at
4
3
Loan “Funded
of 1891” 4H %.
contin'd at 2%
12
Debt on which In
terest has ceased.
1878, July 1
1881
1882
1904...
1907. Apr. 1
35,594,560
37.015.630
7,621,455
1,723,865
16,260,805
7,831,415
19.656,205
4,100,995
9,704,445
6,115,165
2,496,095
1,911,485
1,815,805
1.614,705
2,785.875
2,094,060
1,851,240
1,721,590
1,636.890
1,346,880
1,262,680
1,218,300
1,176,320
1,415.620
1,280,860
1.205,090
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
1,970.920 26
1,370,245 26
1,128,135 26
1,095,3)5 26
DEBT OF THE
UNITED STATES, ETC. (Continued.)
13
Debt bearing no
Interest.
3363,231,082
27
362,150,091
353,826,945
353,847,504
353,787,958
353,740,691
353,719,517
353,603,141
397,692,548
353,685,110
78
37
32
77
81
31
88
52
37
14
$2,163,561,292
2,196,809,422
2,085,441,500
2,000,139,119
d,833,859,164
1,699,801,257
1.599,939,572
1,553,955,087
1,509,411,093
1,381,492,625
1,306,679,062
1,185,419,624
1,080,777,474
1,005,806,560
968,218,840
961,431.766
1,016,897,816
1,096,913,120
1,222,729,350
1,226,793,712
1,232,743,062
1,436,700,703
1,413,416,912
353,660,467 32
353,654,148 97
353,648,559 47
393.662.735 35
380,403,635 37
374,300,605 87
380,004,686 42
378.989,469 99
373,728,570 14
378,081,702 64
384,112,912 64
389,433,653
388,761.732
383,015.584
395,680,156
393.659,412
389.130,655
385,828,509
396,235,694
402.645,542
15
Cash in the
Outstanding
Principal.
66
41
63
63
1,371,572,244
1,328,031,356
1,309,405,912
63
88
1,286,259,016
1.282,357,094
1,292,522,970
1,311,974,568
58
78
78
I
Treasury Total
July 1.
53
04
63
58
03
07
57
14
78
63
58
23
73
61
63
13
68
25
40
90
90
92
67
89
89
89
14
84
04
04
'
|
$164,179,012 08
200,394,517 01
166,114,752 88
180,488,965 35
158,835,689 78
161,019,431 92
161,396,577 18
178,602,643 23
227,265,253 34
206,323,950 21
243,674,167 85
209,479,874 01
189,993,104 20
153,893,808 83
126,692,377 03
122,462,290 38
117,584,436 13
195,240,153 51
267,432,096 70
240,137,626 76
205,657,570 76
281,380,468 73
•305,705,654 78
•326,833,124 92
•358,574,115 85
•384,394,275 58•319,027,242 39
•292,490,322 87
•328,087,283 25
•402,868.002 96
16
17
Debt, less Cash Annual Interest
in Treasury.
Charge.
$1,999,382,280
1,996,414,905
1,919,326,747
1,819.650,154
1,675.023,474
1,538,781,825
1,438,542,995
1,375,352,443
1,282,145,840
1,175,168,675
1,063,004,894
975,939,750
890,784,370
851,912,751
841,526,463
838,969,475
899,313,380
901,672,966
055,297,253
086,656,086
45
03
75
23
25
15
39
91
44
42
73
22
53
78
60
75
55
74
70
14
14
19
89
97
04
31
1,027,085,492
1,155,320,235
1,107,711,257
1,044,739,117
969,457,241
925,011,637
967,231,773 75
989,866,771 97
964,435.686 79
909,106,565 08
$94,654,472 50
83,773,778 50
79,633,981 00
75.018,695 50
57,360,110 75
51,436,709 50
47,926,432 50
47,014,133
45,510,098
41,786.529
38,991,935
33,752,354
29,417,603
23,615.735
22,893,883
22.894,194
25.394,385
29,140,782
34,387.265
34,387,315
34.387.408
40,347,872
33,545,130
29,789,153
27,542,945
25,541,573
24,176,745
24,177,850
23.238,064
23,171,044
00
00
50
25
60
15
80
20
00
60
40
60
20
80
80
00
40
50
30
00
20
00
80
^ —The annual interest charge Is computed
upon the amount of outstanding1 principal at the close of the fiscal
year, except In the case of April’
for which the total is of that date, and Is exclusive of Interest
charge on Pacific Railway bonds.
Note 2.—The figures for July 1 1879 were made
up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
«*•—Under the Act of March 14 1900 the Treasury Department has
kept the gold Reserve Fund of 8150,000,000 as a separate Item, and not
tocluded it in the available cash balance.
In the foregoing statement, .however, we have
continued to Include the Item so as not to embarrass comparison
w<th previous years.
m
PACIFIC RAILROAD DEBT.—One other class of bonded debt must be referred
to which has never been included
in tho total of Government debt—we mean the Pacific Railroad
subsidy
debt.
show
To
the situation of this indebtedness
we have to make
compilations of our own, as the Treasury form comes short of indicating the
following we bring together the details respecting the issues
debt already paid and the balance due to the
Government.
BONDS
ISSUED TO
to the Pacific
PACIFIC RAILROADS—THEIR STATUS APRIL 1
Railroad Liability.
Name of Railway.
Bonds
Issued by
Net Interest
Paid by
Government.
Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Branch, Union Pacific
Western Pacific
SlOUX City &. Pacific
I
Totals
•
|J25.885,120
'
6,303,000
i 27,236,512
i
1,600,000
j
|
1,970,560 00
3,453,102 86
2,551,698 20!
1907.,
Repaid by Companies in Full Settlement.
Total.
Government.
00 336,604,385 29
00
6,607,458 34
00
31,211,711 75
00!
2,090,784 351
1,628,320 00
existing situation. In the
railroads, giving likewise in the statement the
Through
Sinking
Through
Payment to
Fund.
Government.
362.489.505 29
12,910,458 34
59.100,452 55
58,448,223 75
.4,690,7x4 85
5,423.662 86
4,180,018 20
353,389,052 74
7,124,898 00
18,194,618 00
40,253,605 75
5,423,662 86
2,122,841 24
Balance
Unsettled.
Total
Repaid.
562,489,505 29
•7,124,898 00
58,448.223 75
33.694.784 85
5.423.662 86
«2,122,841 24
364,623,512 00 382.519,140 79:5147,142,652 79 527,295,070 55 3108,314,060 59
5135,609.131 14 33,690.784 85
(government accepted principal of bonds of Kansas Pacific
Iffi.—56.303,000—for
Indebtedness, but subsequently received an additional 5821.•98 on distribution of assets of Union Pacific,
as mentioned In “note” below.
The remainder (35.785,560 34) represents the loss to
Government
onder the settlement.
a Government realized the sum of
52,122,841 24 from sale of claim against Sioux City & Pacific HR., or 52,057 176 96 less
than the company's indebtedness.
=
'
’WA'crfc.—The Government has been reimbursed for 527,236,512
principal and 531,211.711 75 Interest, being the total Indebtedness of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company to Nov. 1 1897, and for the
principal of the Kansas Pacific indebtedness, amounting to 56,303,000.
Subsequently under
the final decree for the distribution of the assets of the Union Pacific
Railroad, made by Judge Sanborn at St. Paul, Oct. 24 1899 the United States
received an additional 3821.898 on its claim.
Under settlement agreement of Feb. 1 1899,
notes
twenty
of
the
Central
Pacific
Railroad Company
(bearing Interest at 3% per annum), payable respectively on or before the
expiration of each successive six months for ten years, and
aggregating
558,812.715 48. which amount represented the unpaid balance of the total indebtedness of
the Central Pacific and Western Pacific Railroad com
Janies to the United States on Feb. 1 1899. were delivered to the Treasurer of the United States.
Sixteen of the notes have been paid with accrued
interest, leaving the debt on April 1 1907. 511.762,543 12 and accrued
interest, less transportation earnings, for which first refunding
mortgage 4%
fold bonds (five In number) of the Central Pacific Railroad Company are held as collateral
security.
The next note matures Aug. 1 1907
.
11
Debts
and
Resources
OIF1
THE
AND
TOWKS
IN
NEW
INDEX FOR
ENGLAND.
THE NEW ENGLAND STATES
MAINE—State, Cities, &c.
NEW HAMPSHIRE—State,
Cities, &e
CITIES, Ac.
Pages 11 to 13 MASSACHUSETTS—State, Cities, &c_
Pages 13 to 16 RHODE ISLAND—State, Cities, &c_
Pages 16 to 18 j CONNECTICUT—State, Cities, <fcc_.
,
VERMONT—State, Cities, &c
Pages IS to 33
Pages 33 to 35
Pages 35 to 40
Sections 23 to 26, Inclusive, of Chapter
48 of the Revised Statutes of 1903.
Legislature of 1907 made several changes which we have
State of Maine.
The
Incorporated
below.
SECTION 23.
Savings banks and Institutions for savings are restricted
hereafter may Invest their deposits as follows:
First, a. In the public fundsof the United States and
District of Columbia.
b. In the public funds of any of the New
England States and of the States
of New York. Pennsylvania,
ITS
to and
Admitted
Total
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
State (Act March 3 1820)
State (square miles)
as a
area
of
Maryland. Ohio. Indiana. Kentucky, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska.
Callfornla, Oregon and Washington.
Second, a. In the bonds of the counties, cities and towns of
any of the
New England States.
March 15 1820
.33,040
State
Capital
Augusta
Governor (term expires 1st Wed.
Jan., 1909)..Win. T. Cobb
Secretary of State (term expires *Jan. 1909)
N. I. Brown
Treasurer (term expires *Feb. 1 1909)
b. In the bonds of cities and districts In
the States of New York, Penn¬
sylvania, Maryland, Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky.
Michigan, Wisconsin, Min¬
nesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska.
California,
Washington, having a population of seventy-five thousand or Oregon and
more, when
Issued for municipal purposes, and which are a
direct obligation on all the
taxable property therein
P. P. Gilmore
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the first
Wednesday In
January, and there Is no limit to^length of sessions.
•Is chosen
c.
In the bonds of counties of
twenty thousand Inhabitants
the States of New York. Pennsylvania.
Maryland, Ohio. Indiana.
by Legislature.
HISTORY OF
DEBT.—For history of Maine State debt
up to 1889,
“State and City Supplement” of April
1895, page 9.
The whole State debt matured In June and
October 1889, and all that
was not paid was refunded Into new
loans, payable by installments, part
each year.
At present the debt stands as follows:
LOANS—
Interest
see
'Name and
property
for the assessment of taxes.
d. In the bonds of any city of ten thousand
Inhabitants
States of New York. Pennsylvania,
Rate. Payable.
Wtu-n Due.
Principal.
3
J-D
Various
$7,000
3
J-D
•
Various
180.000
3
A-O jf
Various
40.000
Do
Class “C”_
r
3
A-O
Oct
1 1912-1921
215,000
Do
Class ”D”
r
3
1 1922-1929
A-O]
Oct
12.000
Bonds to State College
r
5
June 1 1919
J-D,
118,300
Do
do
do
r
4^
J-J
July 1 1917
100,000
Bond to Insane Hospitalr
4
J-J
July 1 1917
50 ,000
Loan of 1869, not presented for payment.
700
Re-lss. Loan June ’89 Class “B”_r
Do
Class “C”
r
Re-lss. lyoan Oct. ’89 Class “B”_ _r
DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Maine’s total funded
of the dates named.
On January 1 1907 the cash In
treasury
amounted to $597,971 02.
on each
Feb. 1 ’07.
$723,000
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—Valuations
A Sitessed
Years.
1906
1904
1902
1900
1898
1896
-
.
...
_
1892
Years—
1890
1880
.
1870
1860
.
.
.
_.
.
.
.
235,978.716
224,812,900
164.714,168
POPULATION OF
1900
1890
1880
1870
Personal.
Total Valu’d. Tax rate.
$309,096,0 41
$2 23
..
.
...
DEBT
......
•
•
74,848,812
78.194.982
Years—
1850
STATE.—According
Jan. 1 ’05.
$1,403,000
State tax
per $1,000
$2 50
2 75
2 75
2 75
336.699,649
329.510,244
2 75
328.500.994
2 25
2 50
324,478.321
314.330.181
2 75
Total.
7 1,1 It.947
5 00 11840
6 00 1830
1 23 1820
694,466 11860...
661.086|1850
648.936 11840
626,915 11830
$1,380,000
taken only In even years
$78,679,203
74,049,103
69,174,571
68,264,740
08,675.223
236.135,199
Jan. 1 *06.
Valuatl on
Real.
260.841.021
257.389.047
249.629,509
.
are
$316,053,787
292,464.911
283,054.326
268.434.909
-
1894
Jan.ll ’07.
$1,093,000
$394,732,990
366,514.014
352.228.897
Total Valu’n.
-$100,157,373
69.246,288
Tax rate.
$2 00
2 90
1 90
-
_
.
28.807.687
20.962.778
to United States Census.
628.279 11820
583.169 11810
501.793 11800
399.455! 1790...
.
.
298.335
228,710
151,719
96,540
LIMITATIONS.—STATE.—The debt
of the State Is limited by
14, Article 0, of the State Constitution.
This section will be
found In full In our State & City Section for Nov. 24 1906.
MUNICIPAL.—An amendment to the Maine Constitution
affecting
municipal Indebtedness took effect January 2 1878.
This amendment
provides that such Indebtedness shall not exceed 5 % of the valuation.
See State 6b City Section for Nov. 24 1906 for full text of this
amendment.
SAVINGS
BANKS’
IN VESTMENTS—POWERS
AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The provisions regulating the Investments and loans of
savings
banks and lnstltutlons,|for*sav!ngs|ln theJState of Maine
Section
aiefc°htaluedjiu
or
more
In the
property therein for the assessment of taxes.
In tne refunding bonds of counties and cities above
enumerated issued
up at maturity bonds which were legal and constitutional when
Issued, provided that the Interest has been fully paid on such
original bonds
for at least five years last prior to such
refunding: provided, further, that
such counties and cities can otherwise
meet the foregoing conditions.
f. In the bonds and obligations of school district boards,
boards of
education and other corporate bodies within such
cities, authorized to
Issue bonds payable primarily from taxes levied on all
the taxable property
in said district:
provided that the population of the district Is ten thousand
or more, and the
population and assessed valuation of the district are
equal to at least 90% of the population and the assessed valuation of
the
city within which such district Is located: provided, further, that the net
municipal Indebtedness of such district does not exceed 5% of the last
preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
g.
In the bonds or obligations of any municipal or
quasi-municipal
corporation of this State, when such securities are a direct obligation on
all the taxable property of said
corporation.
Third, a. In the railroad bonds of this State.
b
In the first mortgage bonds of any
completed railroads of the States
of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Maryland, Ohio. Indiana. Ken¬
e.
TOTAL
Bonded debt
In
to take
PAR VALUE.—The bonds are chiefly for $1,000 or
multiples.
INTEREST Is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta. Me.
debt
more
Maryland. Ohio. Indiana. Kentucky
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa. Illinois, Missouri. Kansas.
Ne¬
braska, California, Oregon and Washington, when Issued for
municipal
purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable
property
therein except when Issued In aid of railroads,
provided that the net municipal
indebtedness of such city does not exceed 5 % of the last
preceding valua¬
tion of the
■——Outstanding-
Purpose.
or
Kentucky.
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebras¬
ka, California, Oregon and Washington, when Issued for
municipal
purposes
and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable
property therein except
when Issued In aid of railroads, provided, that the
net municipal Indebtedness
of such county does not exceed 5
% of the last preceding valuation of the
therein
;
tucky. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa. Illinois. Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska.
c.
In the first mortgage bonds of the Central
Pacific, Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific railroads.
d.
In the mortgage bonds of any xallroad leased to
any dividend-paying
railroad In New England upon terms guaranteeing the
payment of a regular
stated dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the
Interest on Its
bonds.
e.
Street railroad companies are not railroad
companies within the
meaning of the foregoing clauses of this section.
f. In the bonds of street railroads constructed In this State
prior to
April 27 1893. and in the bonds of street railroads In this State constructed
after said date, and In the first mortgage bonds of
any completed street
railroad In the States of New Hampshire. Vermont.
Massachusetts. Rhode
Island. Connecticut, New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania.
Maryland.
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky. Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois.
Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska; provided, that In the case of street railroads
constructed In this State after April 27 1895. and In the ease of street
railroads in the States above named, an amount of capital
stock equal to
33 1-3% of the mortgaged debt shall have been
paid In, lu cash, and ex¬
pended upon the road, evldenoed by a certificate of the railroad commis¬
sioners of the State were the road Is located, filed In the
office of the
Secretary of State of this State, that said percentage has been so paid in
and expended lu addition to the amount of the bonded
debt, provided,
further, that In such of the above States as have no railroad commissioners
having supervision of street railroads the bank examiner of this State may
ascertain the facts and If they meet the foregoing
requirement may fil©
certificate thereof with the Secretary of State: provided, further, that
when,
for any reason, It is Impossible to obtain a certificate that an amount of
capital stock equal to one-third of the bonded debt has been paid in, In
cash, in lieu thereof such bonds may be certified as legal for the
purpose
hereof, on satisfactory proof to the bank examiner that annual dividends
In
amount equal to five per centum per annum on an amount of
capital stock
equal to one-third of the bonded debt has been earned and paid for a p*HnB
of five years uext prior
hereto: and|all the expenses and compensation of
12
MAINE—CITIES AND TOWNS.
the bank examiner for such service shall be paid,
by the railroad company
seeking to make Its bonds a legal Investment under this section, whether
the same are admitted or not.
No bonds secured by an open mortgage
shall be legal under this section unless the mortgage
provides that the total
amount of bonds certified and outstanding under it shall at no time exceed
seventy-live per cent of the amount of cash expended upon the road.
g.
In consolidated or refunding bonds, which are of an Issue to retire
the entire funded debt under the conditions as applied to lirst mortgage
bonds in clauses b, c and f of this sub-division, and which are secured by
a lirst mortgage on the whole or
any part of the system.
Fourth.
In the mortgage bonds of any water company In the New
England States actually engaged In supplying any city or cities, town or
towns, village or villages or other municipal corporations, with water for
domestic use and for the extinguishment of tires, whenever such company
Is earning more than its fixed charges and Interest on Its debts and Its
running expenses.
Fifth. In bonds of any corporation other than railroads and water com¬
panies incorporated under the authority of this State and actually con¬
ducting in this State the business for which such corporation was created,
which are earning and are paying a regular dividend of not less than 5 %
a year.
Sixth, a. In the stock of any bank or banking association Incorporated
tinder the authority of the State.
b.
In the stock of any bank or banking association Incorporated under
the authority of the United States, If located within the New England States.
c.
In the stock of any railroad company of this State unencumbered by
mortgage.
d.
In the bonds, stock or notes of any railroad In New England which
has earned and paid an annual dividend equivalent to live per cent on a
capital stock equal to one-third of Its funded debt for apreiodof ten years
next prior thereto, and In the stock or notes of the New York Central &
Hudson River, the Illinois Central, the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
and the Pennsylvania Railroad companies.
e.
In the stock of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying railroad In
New England upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regular stated
dividend upon tne stock of such leased road and the Interest on Its bonds.
f. In the stock of any corporation other than railroad and water comthis State
Incorporated
thiscorporation
f>anles,
under for
authority
State, and actually
conducting
the business
which of
such
was created,
which
n
and Is paying a regular dividend of not less than 5 % a year.
Seventh, a. In loans secured by first mortgages of real estate In this State
and New Hampshire to an amount not exceeding 60 % of the value of such
real estate.
b.
In notes with a pledge as collateral of any funds, bonds, notes or
stocks which the bank or Institution would, by this section, be authorized
to purchase, provided the market value of said collateral Is equal to the
amount of the loan.
c.
In notes with a pledge as collateral of any savings bank deposit book
Issued by any savings bank in this State.
d.
In notes with a pledge as collateral of such funds, bonds, notes or
stocks as in the judgment of the trustees It Is safe and for the Interest of
the bank to accept to an amount not cxceedlng75% of the market value of
such funds, bonds, notes or stocks.
e.
In loans to any municipal corporation In this State.
f.
In loans secured by a mortgage of such personal property as In the
Judgment of the trustees it Is safe and for the Interest of the bank to accept.
g. In loans to any corporation owning real estate In this State and actually
conducting In this State the business for which such corporation was created.
Eighth, a. The term "net municipal indebtedness of counties,” as used In
this section, shall be construed to Include all bonds which are a direct
Obligation of the county less the amount of any sinking fund available In
the reduction of such debt.
b. The term "net municipal indebtedness of cities and districts,” as used
In this section, shall be construed to Include In the case of either not only
all bonds which are a direct obligation of the cities, but also all bonds of
the districts or boards within the same, as above enumerated, exclusive
of any such debt created for a water supply and of the amount of any
sinking fund available In reduction of such debt.
The number of Inhabitants of cities and counties shall be determined
c.
earns
by the last previous official
United States
census
thereof,
as
established
by the last
State census or city or county census taken In the same
United States or State census and duly certified to by the clerk
or treasurer of such city or the auditor or treasurer of such
county.
Ninth. All Investments shall be charged and entered on the books of the
bank at their cost to the bank or at par when a
premium Is paid.
SECTION 24.
Any such bank or Institution may hold real estate In the
city or town in which such bank or Institution Is located, to an amount
not exceeding 5 %of Its deposits or to an amount not
exceeding Its reserve
fund.
SECTION 25.
No such bank or Institution shall hold by way of invest¬
ment, or as security for loans, or both, more than one-fifth of the capital
stock of any
more
10% of Its
or
manner as
...
corporation, nor Invest
than
deposits not
exceeding sixty thousand dollars, In the capital stock of any corporation,
have more than 50 % of Its deposits In mortgages of real estate.
This
section and the two preceding do not apply to real estate, or other assets,
of
acquired by the foreclosure
a mortgage thereon, or upon Judgment
for debts, or In settlements to secure debts.
This section does not apply
nor
to
bonds enumerated In the first five sub-divlslons of Section 23 of this
Chapter.
SECTION 26. Savings banks and Institutions for savings may deposit
on
call In banks or banking associations Incorporated under the
authority of this
State, or the laws of the United States, and receive Interest for the same.
SECTION 27.
The trustees shall see to the proper investment of deposits
and funds of the corporation In the manner hereinbefore
prescribed.
No
loan shall be made directly or indirectly to any officer of the
corporation
or to any firm of which such officer Is a member.
Note.—For places not given in alphabetical order among the following, see
"Additional Statements” at end of this State.
Gellerson, Treasurer.
County seat Is Houlton. This county owned $728,000 of the preferred
stock of the Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., but sold the same late In 1901
to the railroad
company upon their agreeing to pay the Interest on the
$728,000 rallroad-ala bonds In table below, and also to pay the principal
at maturity.
This agreement has been guaranteed by a deposit of $728,000
4% consolidated refunding bonds of the railroad company with the Old
Colony Trust Co. of Boston.
V. 74, p. 110.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..$802,495
Refunding Bonds—
4s
$9,000c
Aug
Court House—
4s
Sinking fund
Aug 1 1919
J-D $40,000c...June 1 1915
Railroad Aid (B. & A. RR.).
4)*s
M-S$500,000c. .Sept 1 1912
4Hs
J-J
228,000b.. .July 1 1915
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07_$777,000
Floating debt Jan 1 1907
25,495
_
AUBURN.
John R.
owns
railroad
stock
751,789
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
50,706
Tax valuation 1906
28,377,440
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$1 80
(Assessment about )* actual value.)
Population In 1890
49,589
Population In 1900
60,744
(INTEREST Is payable In Boston.)
Webber, Mayor; A. C. Sprague,Treas.
Auburn Is In Androscoggin County.
paying 6 %;
Incorporated
Feb. 22
1869.
City
par value $75,000.
When Due.
City Water Bnds.
4s
J-J
$30,000c..May 20 1913
4s
J-J
1907 !
110,000c...July
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
14,000c
1909
July
I 3 3^s '05J-J $58.700
July 1 1925
4s
J-J
1910! BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.$307,200
13.000c...July
4s
J-J
13,000c
1911 Floating debt
July
58,900
4s
J-J
1912 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 ’07... 366,100
4,000c...Jan
4s
J-J
1912 City water debt (includ’d)..
7,000c...July
88,700
4s
J-J
15,000c...July 1 1917 Water sinking fund..
26,367
J-J
15,000c
July 1 1920 Water Commissioners’ debt
4s
J-J
16,000c.. June 1 1923
(not Included)
186,000
4s
J-J
14,500c...Jan 1 1925 Assessed valuation 1906
6,850,000
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessing abt. 80% actual value.)
3>*s
J-J
$l5,000c._.Jan 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20 00
3HS
J-J
25,000c
July 1 1923 Population in 1890
11,250
3 3*8 '04J-J
23.500c...July 1 1924 Population In 1900
12,951
33*8 '05
15,000
July 1 1925
3 3*8 ’06J-J
18.000
July 2 1926 i
INTEREST Is payable>t the Treasurer’s office and at the National Shawmut Bank In Boston.
•
LOANS—
City Bonds.
J. R.
Townsend, Treasurer.
city ls.ln Kennebec County.
LOANS—
Incorporated 1849.
When Due.
Assessed valuation, real.. $5,446,740
'Assessed val., personal
. 1,946,854
33*s
M-S $40,000 Sept
1
1924 Total valuation 1906
£7,393,603
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20,50
4s
F-A $215,300 ...1907-1919 I Population in 1906 (est.)
12,200
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 $255,300 Population In 1900
11,683
INTEREST and principal of the 4s payable at,the National Bank of Re¬
demption of Boston, and of other bonds at City Treasury.
AUGUSTA WATER DISTRICT.—Geo. E. Macomber, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. i BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$700,000
4s ’04 F-A g $700.000c -Aug 1 19341
u
^
INTEREST is payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
Funding Bonds.
BANGOR. Michael J. Brennan, Treas.; W.P. Hubbard, Aud.
This
city Is in Penobscot County.
Incorporated as a town Feb. 25 1791;
city Feb. 12 1834.
LOANS—
When Due. Total liability Mch 1 ’06
$992,909
Cash and uncol. claims
City Debt.
120,272
4s
M-N $50,000
Nov 2 1912 Assessed valuation, real. .12,127,011
4s
M-N 100,000
Nov 1 1914 Assessed val., personal
5,140,332
Water Debt.
Total valuation 1905
17,267,343
33*s
J-J $40,000...July ’07-’10 (Assessment about 5-6 actual val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Refunding Water Bonds.
$20 00
4s ’05
J-J $500,000C-.-July 1 1935 Population in 1900
21,850
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’06.$700,000 Population In 1890
19,103
Floating debt
85,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
25,000
Trust funds
207,909
TAX EXEMPT.—The bonds of this city are not taxed.
INTEREST Is payable either at the Merchants’ National Bank In Bos¬
ton or by the City Treasurer In Bangor.
as a
BATH.
Geo. E.
Bath is In
Hughes, Mayor; O. C. Rogers, Treasurer.
Sagadahoc County.
Town Incorporated Feb. 17 1781.
Incorporated June 4 1847.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
3Hsg J-J J$30,000...Jan 15 ’08-10
5,000...Jan 15 1911
130,000c
June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
6s
City
Municipal Bonds.
J-J
$» 1,000c ...July 1 1907
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $280,000
Assessed valuation, real
3,900,420
4 3*s
I
-
4s
.
J-J
.
Assessed val
personal
2,441,354
Total valuation 1906
6,350,774
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$24.00
,
Old Ladies’ Home
J-J
$14,000r
Jan 1 1928
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1908.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
12,000
Population In 1900
10,477
$10,000c
Jan 11927 Population In 1890
8,723
INTEREST on all the bonds Is payable In Boston with the exception of
the Interest on the Old Ladles’ Home Issue, which Is payable In Bath.
Funding Bonds.
4s g ’07 J-J
BELFAST.
S. A.
Parker, Treasurer.
This city Is In Waldo County.
LOANS—
When Due.' Tax valuation 1906
$2,727,850
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s
M-N $113,000C---NOV 1 1925 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906
.$20.00
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1905.) i Population In 1890
5,294
-
4s
F-A$477,000c__Aug 15 1918; Population In 1900
4,615
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907...$590,000 | Population in 1906 (est )
5,000
Belfast owns $500,000 of Belfast & Moosehead Railroad stock, of which
1,396 shares are preferred and 3.604 common.
INTEREST on the bonds Is payable at Belfast and at the First National
Bank, Boston, Mass.
BIDDEFORD.
Lytton E. Staples, Treasurer.
Thls_city Is In York County.
Incorporated In 1855.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—(Con.).
Sewer Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07._ $230,000
4s
’87
$10 000 ..July 1 1907 Assessed valuation, real
5.990,610
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
990,756
4s’04
M-N $50,000c_May 14 1914 Total valuation 1906
6,981,367
4s’95
25 000 .May
1 1915 (Assessment about 60 % actual value)
4s’97
45.000 .July
1 1917 Tax rate (per $1.000) 190 6
$24.00
4s’00
25,000...May
1 1920 Population In 1890
14,443
’01
3)*s
25,000 .July
1921
Population In 1900
16,145
3Hs’05 M-N' 50,000c...May 1 1925 Population In 1907 (est.)
17,000
INTEREST Is payable In Boston or Blddeford.
BRUNSWICK.
S. L.
Forsaith, Treasurer.
This town Is In Cumberland County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07_$39,000 1 Assessed valuation 1907..$3,497,886
Floating debt
26,422 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907...$17.00
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.. 65,422 ‘ Population In 1900
j
6,806
BRUNSWICK
AND
Charles L.
A district
LOANS4s g
TOPSHAM
DISTRICT.
supplying Brunswick with water.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT
($22,000c...Jan 1 1921
\ 125,000c...Jan 1 1926
(125,000c
Jan 1 1936
’06 J-J
WATER
Bowker, Treasurer.
BUCKSPORT.
A.
B.
Floating debt
Apr 1 ’07.$272,006
CALAIS.
M.
16,000
Ames, Clerk.
This town Is In Hancock County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 22 ’07.$53,6001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
897,7511 Population In 1900
$26.56
2,339
Bradish, Auditor.
Is In Washington County.
When Due.'
Building Bonds
STATE OF MAINE.
F. A.
This
This city
LOANS—
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
AUGUSTA.
[VOL. LXXXIV.
Incorporated 1851.
Floating debt
$10,006
TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 ’07.
127,000
4s
J-D $13,OOOc_-.Dec 1 1926 Tax valuation 1906
2,627,148
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s
J-D $85,000c
Dec 1 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$23 50
4s
J-J
10,000c
July 1 1915 Population In 1890
7,290
F-A
4s
9,000c. ..Feb 1 1916 Population In 1900
7,650
BOND. DEBT Feb 18’07.. $117,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
7,500
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank of Boston,
except
on refunding 4s due 1915, which is
payable In Calais at the Calais Nationali
Bank.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Commissioners.
Geo. P. Plaisted, Clerk
County
Portland Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Assessed valuation 1906.$83,399,857
Building Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.$0.83
3**s’06 J-D $250,000c..June 1 1921 Population In 1900..
100,680
BOND. DEBT July 1906... 250,000
DEXTER.
Amos A.
Springall, Selectman.
This town Is In Penobscot County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
$48,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Floating debt13,770 Population In 1900
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906... 61,770 Population In 1906 (est.)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,213,516
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
EASTPORT.
Chas. I.
$27.06
..2,941
3,100
Morton, Auditor.
This city Is In Washington County.
Incorporated March 31 190 3.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$65,000
Refunding Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1906...1,566,620
4^*8
J-J $25,000 c
July 1 1907 | (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s
A-O
..190 8-1917 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
20,000c
$30 00
School Bonds.
Population In 1900
5,311
J-D $20,()00r
3i*ss
Dec 1919 | Population In 1906 (est.)
5,300
I."NTEREST Is payable In Eastport.
EDEN.
Charles F. Paine, Treasurer.
This town Is In
Hancock County.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1007 ..$72,506
Town-Hall Land Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real...5,617,509
4s
J-J
’07-’17 Assessed val., personal
$27,500r_July
421,698
Funding Bonds.
Total valuation for 1906...6,039,205
4s
J-J 1 $30,000r_ July 1 *07-’18 (Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
l
5,000r.._July 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..$25.00
School Bonds.
Population In 1900
.4,379
4s
F-A $10.000r_Aug 15 *07-’10 Population In 1890
1,946
4s ’07
M S
75,000
Mch 1 ’ll-’25 Population In 1906 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST on school bonds payable in Augusta* on others in Bangor
Apr..
1907.)
ELLSWORTH.
NEW HAMPSHIRE—DEBT OF STATE
Thomas E. Hale,
This city is in Hancock County.
LOANS—
When Due. '
War Debt.
4s
$2S,000c.. .June 1 1917
4s
13,300c
June 1 1907
4s
17.0OOe
June 1 1912
BONDED DEBT Feb 11 ’07-$58.300.
ROCKLAND.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 11 ’07.
$90,242
Total valuation 190(3
1,997,907
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1900
$21.00
...
Floating'debt.
City Clerk.
Population In 1890
Population in 1900
Population in 1900 (est.)
4,804
4,297
4,297
31,942;
GARDINER.
\Y. C.
Akins, Mayor.
This city is in Kennebec County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$59,500
Assessed valuation 1905...$3,577,233
(Assessment about actual value.)
110.000 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
$20.00
I Population in 1900.
5,501
Floating debt
51,100
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
GARDINER WATER DISTRICT.
Henry Richards, Chair¬
man Trustees.
F. A. Danforth, Clerk.
LOANS—
4s
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb ’07 .$243,500
J-J $243,500 c...Jan 1 1934 Sinking fund
3,201
is
INTEREST
payable at Maine Trust & Banking Co., Gardiner.
.
...
HALLOWELL.
This
F. E.
Beane, Mayor; Clias. E. Howe, Treas.
city is in Kennebec County.
LOANS—
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907. $00,000
Tax valuation 1905
1,414,700
(Assessment same as actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905.__$20 00
When Due.
School Bonds.
4s
M-N $1,000
Nov 1 1907
Refunding 1893.
,
M-N $15,000
Nov ’08-’22 Population In 1S90
Water Bonds.
Population In 1900..
4S g
J-J $50,000
Jan 1 1918 ■
INTEREST Is payable in Boston and Hallowed.
4s
.3,181
2,714
,
HOULTON.
Frank A.
City owns 1,995 shares stock—value
$49,875—of the Houlton Water Co.
LOANS—
School, Bridges, Town Imp. Bonds
j
4s
A-O $20,000c
Apr 1 1917
A-O $10,000c
Oct 1 1918 i BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$108,800
J-D
37,000c..Dec 15 1920 j Floating debt
29,250
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907.
138,050
Total valuation 1906
2,833,481
$4,000c_May 1 ’08-’l2
20,000c.May 1 ’13-’32
17,000c...May 1 1932
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
3^8
3Hs
S^s
M-N
M-N
M-N
I (Assessment about 75% actual value)
; Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906...$23.50
Population In 1890
4,015
4,686
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at Boston.
KENNEBEC
WATER
DISTRICT.
Frederick
C.
Thayer,
President; G. R. Boutiler, Treasurer.
The city of Watervllle and the village of Falrlleld are In
Population served by district 18,000.
LOANS—
BOND. DEBT
Feb ’07
f$50,000c May 1 1910 Assessed valuation, real
1100,000c_May 1 1915 [ Assessed val., personal
M-N f$150,OOOc.May 1 1920 Total valuation 1906
3Ms g
,
1 650,OOOc.May 1 1925!
INTEREST payable at National Shawmut
LEWISTON.
$950,000
5,687,153
1,242,341
6,929,494
Bank, Boston.
This city is In Androscoggin County,
incorporated in 1863.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$990,500
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
273,446
J-J
J-J
4s
July 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07..1,263,946
$80,000
$80,000..
4s
J-J
..Jan
1
1930
51,000..
241,369
Sinking fund..
.^.
J-J
3Hs
185,000g
July 1 1931 Assetsed valuation, real..11,708,633
J-J
4s
100,000..
.July 1913 Assessed val., personal
2,072,613
4s
J-J
100,000..
13,781.246
.July 1923 Total valuation 1906
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 80 % actual value)
5S
A-()$ 174,000
A-0$174,000.
Oct 1 1907 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$20.00
5s
A-O 200,000..
Oct 1 1917 Population in 1890
200,000
21,701
1927 Population in 1900
23,761
Refunding 4s A-O $100,000
...
.
"
Population in 1906 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST is pavable in Boston at the National Bank of Commerce.
CITY PROPERTY.—The property of tills city Is valued at $1,708,471,
Including"
among other tilings stock of the Lewiston & Auburn Branch
Railroad valued at .$225,000, and water-works the value of which is placed
at $778,087.
Bonds are not taxed.
F. E. Decker, Town Treasurer.
Tills city is in Penobscot County.
TOTAL DEBT'Nov. DOG...$74,500
Assessed valuation 1905
1,779,080
PITTSFIELD.
H. L.
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
Population in 1900
$31 50
5,763
Libby, Town Treasurer.
$22 00
.
Portland (City)
Of the debt of this city nearly all was Incurred on account of the Port¬
land & Ogdensburg Hit., whose stock the city holds to the par value of
$2,206,110.
The railroad is leased for 999 years to the Maine Central RR.
Co. at 2% on stock, payable quarterly.
This rental aids the city con¬
siderably in meeting its interest charge.
Interest
P.Ct. Pavable
c&r.
c & r.
cAr.
1872. e&r.
.
c&r.
c&r.
c&r.
do
do
!06
6
School house site notes 190
,
.
not
not
4g
M-S
M-S
4
6
M-S
M-S
4g
4g
3
4g
3 4g
r. .4
J-J
J-J
M-S
MS
—Principal—
When
M areli 1
March 1
March 1
Sept.
J uly
July
March
Sept.
presented for payment
presented for payment.....
..
1
1
1
1
1
-
Due.Outstand’g.
1913
$75,000
1914
1916
1907
191 2
1922
1920
64,000
190 7
—
48.000
985,000
450.000
614,000
99.000
22.000
2 ,000
1.000
CITY OF DEERINQ BON DS—Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
When Due.
LOANS
Iligh-School Bonds.
4s
F-A $16.000c...Feb
Town of Peering Bonds.
J-D
M-N
20,0()0c. ..May
4s
$6.750c.. .June 1 1907 4s
Feb
1
4s
J-D
F-A
1909
19.000c...June
48
17,000c..
1
Avenue
F-A
1910
Forest
Bonds.
48
5,000c
.Aug
J-D $15,000c...Dec
M-S
48
5,000c. .Sept 1 1910 4s
A-O
Oct 1 1910 4s
F-A
48
17,000c. ..Feb
1,500c.
J-D
M-N
4s
6,000c...June
2,500c.. Nov 1 1911 4s
J-D
48
1,500c.. Dec 1 1911
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D $38,000c...June
Sewer Bends.
A-O
J-D $20,000c_. .June 1 1917 4s
48
11,500c...April
.
_
1 1913
1 1918
1 1919
.
.
_
SACO.
.
.
1 1915
1 1919
1 1918
1 1912
1 1917
INTEREST on all the Issues except the registered bonds Is payable In
Boston at the First Nat. Bank, and at the Portland Trust Co. iu Portland.,
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUND. ETC.—
Dec. 31 ’06. Dec. 31 '05
Dec. 31 ’04. Dec. 31 ’03.
$2,561,750
2,539,750
Total debt.
$2,700,750
$2,700,750
1,447,580
Assets
l .641 540
1,305,426
1,391,778
SANFORD.
$19 50
3,770
Moore, Treasurer.
-
$1,220,210
1,234,324
$1,253,170
$1,308,972
ASSETS.—The city’s available assets, amounting to
$1,341,540, Include gas company stock, $156,400 (market value) and
Portland & Ogdensburg Ry. stock valued at $1,147,177 20—about one-half
par value, note $349.45, and cash $37,613.29.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (about 80%
of cash value) and the tax rate have been as follows, the annexation of
Deerlng la 1899 Increasing values since that date:
Jerry A. Low, Selectman.
This town Is In York County.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906
$87,465 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 19061..3,195,383i Population in 1900
1 Population in 1900 (est.)
SOUTH PORTLAND.
Sherman G.
$21.00
6,078
8,000
Willard, Treasurer.
This place Is in Cumberland County.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907
$92,250 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
2,907,482 Population in 1907 (est.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20.40 I
County seats
M.
.
6,287
~8,000
Gardner, Co. Treasurer.
Machlas and Calais.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT.Jan 1 ’07_$500,000
Washington Co RR Bonds.
Tax valuation 1904
13,687,471
4s '96
J-J
$25,0000
Jan 1 1916 Population in 1890
44,482
4s ’93
J-J
475,000c
1
192S
Jan
Population in 1900
45,232
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1923.)
;
INTEREST is payable at the Boylston National Bank of Boston.
are
R. L. Whitaker, And.; \. K. Fuller, Treas.
This city Is In Kennebec County
Incorporated 1Si>2; a city, 1888.
J-J
$50,000
July 1 1909 BONDED DEBT Nov ! ’06_$265.000
F-A
Feb
1
’08
30,000
-’10 Floating debt.
72.000
4s
J-D
Dec 1 1909 TOTAL DEBT XovU ’06.. 337,000
25,000
4s
J-J
35.000.*.. .July 1 1927 Assessed valuation, real.. 4,896,125
M-S
3^S
20,000..Sept 1 ’2 4-’25 Assessed val., personal
991,101
3 1 s
M-S
10,000
Sept-1 1926 Total valuation 1906
5.887,226
3 >2 8
M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1927 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
3 4s
M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1923 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$22 50
3
F-A
10,000
2Feb 1 1924 Population In 1905 (est.)
11,000
3 4 s ’05 F-A
10,000c
Feb 1 1925 Population in 1900.
9,477
3 4s *05M-S
35.000c...Sept 1 1935
4s
4s
.
.
—
...
WESTBROOK.
Westbrook Is
LOANS
Geo. B.
Gray, Treasurer.
In Cumberland County.
Incorporated March
Floating debt and notes..
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07
City llond< i.
4s
J-D $15,000.. .June 2 :0 1911 Sinking fund.
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907..
Refunding Bonds.
4s
.1909 Tax valuation, real
S2.000
4s
J-J
Jan 5 1910 Tax valuation, personal
4,000..
Whe n Due.
—
.
4s
4s
4s
4s g *07
J-J
J-J
25,000..
20.000..
24,000
__
.
.
..
.Jan 1
1
.Jan
June 1
1891.
$36,227
161.727
45.771
.
.
161 .727
3,712,960
615,962
1915 Total valuation 1906
4.328.922
1917
i Assessment Is about 4 actual value.)
J-D
1918 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '06.$19 50
J-J
19 22
15.000.,
Apr 1 1922
Population In 1907 (est.)
.8,500
BONDI U> I) EBTJan 1 ’07
$1 3,500 Population in 1900
7.283
INTEREST on the refunding ponds is payable in Boston, Mass.: on ail
other bpnds at Portland. Me.
..
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table following we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions
In the State of Maine which have an Indebtedness of over $25,000. and
ng the foregoing detailed reports.
We also
0 the Census of 1900.
onded Floating
Assessed
Tar
PODUDebt.
Debt.
Valuation.
Rate.
lotion.
Towns—
$
$
S
$
1900.
None. 30.721 .332
30.001)
54.242
Anson. Somerset County
26.298
19.000
l .830
559,5 15 30. on
Bethel (T). Oxford County
None.
25,000
9 l 5.854 18.06
1.835
Booth bay Harbor. Lincoln Co.. *51.610
1.003,527 21.00
1.926
1 .150
Brewer, Penobscot County
1 .926.865 28.00
64.000
4,835
22,900
24,000
2,350,000 18.50
2,825
Canton. Oxford County
*31,789
296.33 1 30.00
946
32,000
None.
1,700.000 2 4.00
4,758
None.
27.600
20.00
876
E. Livermore, Androscoggin Co. 35.476
1.127,173 21.75
2,129
1
l
1.767
26,000
.539.870 21.00
3,788
None.
71,000
895.672 27.00
1 .925.695 20.00
27.000
15.000
4,181
18.000
15.922 32,420.561 14.79
59,117
38,459
None.
2.209.958 16.65
3,228
Kennebunkport, York County.*27.000
*27,000
1\4 14.080 19.50
2.123
Lisbon. Androscoggin County..
29 .360
5,500
2,191.850 16.00
3,603
Lubec (T). Washington County 39.000
287
39,000
856.434 20.50
3,005
Mount Desert Hancock County
38.050
1 .846.000 16.50
1,600
21.000
8,882
667,000 26.00
734
*36.000
575,460 20.00
1,495
7 .000
26.000
1.032.104 20.00
964
21,000
25,300
1,082.443 29.00
3.257
Skowhegan. Somerset County..*4.4.750
*44 .750
3.499.640 16.20
5,180
17,000
12.000
55.370 29.00
374
40.200
17.571
1.080.858 18.00
3,145
Winslow. Kennebec County
20.500
20,500
2.193.040 20.00
2.277
60.000
None.
1.402.627 19.00
2.274
41.000
10,000
2.313,659 19.00
2.668
.
-
.
.
.
’
.
”
'
.
•
Net debt
AVAILABLE
Personal
Total
Rate of Tax
Real
Valuation. per $1,000
Years.
Estate.
Property.
21 20
$ 15,665,605
$52,246,530
1906
$36.580,925
21 20
1905
51,026.005
15,425,655
35,600,350
20 80
49.872,210
1904.
34,803,925
15,068,285
20 00
33,514,425
14,417,950
47,932,375
1902
21 00
45.128.305
13,626.305
1000.
31,502,000
35 611,990
19 70
1890
23,184,400
12,427.590
20 00
1 1.952,405
32.702,405
1888
22.120,000
POPULATION.—In 1900 was 50,145; in 1890 It was 36.425.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population in 1900
.
.
.
Luther R.
;
This city Is In York County.
Incorporated Feb. 18 1867.
The bonds
of this city are not taxed.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.$134,500
Cash on hand
Refunding Bonds
9 338
4s
J-J
0c
$25,000c
1907 NET DEBT Feb 1 1907...
125J62
4s
J-J
Oc
Tax valuation 1905
30,000c
.3,789,040
4s
J-D
’07-’23 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
25,500c.
3 4s
M-N 24,000c.
’07-’30 Tax rate (per $1,0U0) 1905
$21 60
3 4s
MS
15,000c.
Population in 1890
6,075
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1900
6,122
4s
J-J
muc
$15,000c
iuuw!
INTEREST Is payable In Boston.
.2,891
Nathan Eli fiord. Mayor: David Birnio, Treas.
is in Cumberland County.
Incorporated Feb. 28. 1832.
LOANS —
•Name and Purpose.
Funded, 1893..
do
1894
do
1896
Port. & Ogdensl). RR
Refunding 1.897..
Martin, T reasurer.
..
This town is In Somerset County.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 19i»6
$30,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
1,260,615 I Population in 1900
PORTLAND.
F. B.
This town Is In Oxford County.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 2 1907.
$85,430
Assessed valuation 1906. ..2,921,560
WATERVILLE.
Harry Stetson, Treasurer.
OLD TOWN.
RUMFORD.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
this district.
Post office address Watervllle.
When Due.
3j^sg’05M-N
—
...
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
Clark, City Treasurer.
This city, which is In Knox County, was incorporated in 1854.
Bonds
of the city are not taxed.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—(Continued) —
3s
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$23,200c... July 1 1919
4s
j-j
$29,250c. ..--July 1 1911 3s ’05
J-J
20,850
Julv 1 1920
(Subject to call at anytime.)
3 Ms
40,350
1921
3 4s
j-j
$ 13,000c. ...July 1 1907
(Subject to call after 7 years.)
3 4s
j-j
28,000c. ..July 1 1908 BOND. DEBT Feb 13 ’07. $281,000
j-j
3.4 s
21,500c. ...July 1 1909 Floating debt
101 580
3 4s
j-j
25,000c. ...July 1 1910! TOTAL DEBT Feb 13 ’07 382.500
3 4s
j-j
13.000C --July 1 1912 Assessed valuation, real
3.650.415
3 4s
j-j
16,800c. ..July 1 1915 Assessed val., personal
1,471,430
3 4s
j-j
18,000c. ..July 1 1916 Total valuation 1906
5.121,845
3 Vo s
F-A
Feb 1 1917 (Assessment less than actual value.)
32,500c.
3s
J-J
27,600c. ..July 1 1918 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1<J06
$22 00
Population In 1899..
8,174
Population In 1900
8.150
INTEREST is payable In Rockland.
—..
Peabody, Chairman Selectmen.
This town is in Aroostook County.
Herbert C.
J3
Total debt
New
Hampshire.
ITS
1
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c._
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
9,305
State4 Capital
Concord
Governor (term expires 1st Wed. Jan., 1907) (’has. M. Floyd
^
Secretary of
Treasurer
State]Chosen
LEGISLATURE
In
by Legislature;lEd\v. N Pearson
\term expires Jan. I909j Solon A. Carter
meets biennially In odd years
January, and length of session Is not limited.
ou
the first Wednesday
14
NEW HAMPSHIRE—DEBT OF STATE
[VOL,
LSSHV
HISTORY OF DEBT.—New Hampshire’s debt
history Is very brief. |
2d. In notes secured
This State has always been
by first mortgage of real estate situated outside of
extremely conservative, and no bonds were
New Hampshire which Is at the time
Issued until after the breaking out of the Civil
War.
In 1866 New Hamp¬
but not over 50% of the value of the Improved, occupied and productive,
shire reported her funded Indebtedness
at St,inn,816, contracted
property covered shall be so loaned,
exclu¬
and not exceeding 25% of the
sively for war purposes. June 1 1869 the total
deposits shall be so Invested.
outstanding was $3,213,3d. In notes secured by collateral In
062.22, against which the Treasurer reported an asset
of $77,082.80.
which the bank is at liberty to In¬
The
State debt at the present time Is as follows:
vest of a value at least 10% in excess
of the face of the note.
The amount
LOANS.
of any one class of securities so
Interest
taken
as
collateral, added to that which the
Principal
Name and Purpose—
bank may own at the time, shall not
%
Payable.
When Due. Outstanding.
exceed the total limit of that class of
Agricultural College, 1803
4
security, but not exceeding’25% of the deposits shall be so
J & J
July 1 1013
$135,000
invested.
Library bonds of 1801
4
J & J
4th. In notes secured by collateral
July 1 1911
175,000
securities which are dealt In on the
do
do
1803
4
J & J
Stock Exchanges of Boston and New
July
1 1013
75,000
York, the Stock Exchange price of
Hospital. 1005
3 Vz
J & J
which shall at all times be at least
July 1 1007-25
100,000
20% in excess of the face of the note
Municipal War loan (overdue)
while held by the bank, but not
4,200
Loan of 1873 (overdue)
exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so
Invested.
500
Trust funds
4&6
954,264.31
5th. In notes of Individuals or
Of $054,264.31 trust funds held June 1
corporations with two or’more
1006, $80,000 carried 6% interest
or
one or more
and $852,187.88 4% Interest, no Interest
indorsers, but not exceeding 5% of the deposits shallsigners,
being paid on $22,076.43.
be loaned
any one person or corporation In this class of
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds of
security, and not exceeding
this State are In $500 and
25% of the deposits shall be so Invested.
$1,000 pieces.
6th. In the public funds of the
United States, or those for which the faith
1NTEREST Is payable at the National Shawmut
of the United States Is
Bank of Boston and at
pledged to provide for the paymentJ,of the interest
tate Treasurer’s office.
and principal.
TOTAL DEBT.—The net debt on
June 1 1006 was
7th. In the bonds and notes of this
The
State, or of any county, city, town,
subjoined statement shows New Hampshire’s total debt on$898,135.56.
precinct or district of this State.
the dates named.
Assets June 1 1006 were $665,418.75.
8th. In the authorized bonds or notes of
any State or Territory of the
June 1 1906. June 1 1905. June 1
United States; and In the bonds or notes of
1904. June 1 1903.
Total funded debt
any city of the States of Maine,
$589,700
$393,800
$538,300
Vermont, Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut
$708,747
Trust funds
or New York, whose
954,264
net Indebtedness does not
943,701
894,609
842.401
exceed 5% of the List preceding valuation
of the
property
therein
for
taxation, or of any county, town,
Total debt
village, precinct or
$1,543,964
$1,337,501
$1,432,909
$1,551,148 district In said States whose net Indebtedness does not exceed 3%
of
such
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State’s total
valuation.
assessed valuation has
been as below.
Tax rate for 1906 (per
9th. In the authorized bonds of
$1,000) $1,749.
any
county, city, town, school district
Years—
or other
Assessed Val.\ Years—
municipal corporation of any other of the United States or Terri¬
Assessed Val.
1906.
tories whose net Indebtedness at the
$231,641,57111898..
time of such Investment does not ex¬
.$204,734,731
1905
ceed 5% of the last
225,082,62811897...
preceding valuation of the property therein for taxation:
203,507,734 and In the
1004
authorized bonds of any city of 100,000
220,624,307(1896
200,957.600
Inhabitants of any of
1903
said States whose net Indebtedness does
216,837,49711894
not exceed 7% of the last
197.839.543 valuation of the
1902
preceding
214,616,65511893property
therein
for
taxation.
The term “net Indebted¬
196,117,060 ness” shall be
1901..
construed to denote the Indebtedness of
212,687,05111881
168,964,903
any city, town or
1900
other municipal corporation,
200.670,845'
omitting the debt created for supplying the
The above values are simply the
Inhabitants with water and deducting the
aggregate of the Inventories of the vari¬
amount
of
any sinking fund
ous towns In the State. In addition, the
.State, taxes at different rates, bank available for the payment of the municipal Indebtedness. Provided, how¬
savings, Insurance capital, railroads, building and loan
ever, that such bonds shall not have been
Issued In aid of railroads or for
tele¬
associations,
graph- and telephone companies.
special assessment purposes.
These latter were valued In 1906 at
Provided, also, that the
$87,931,959.
city or town of less than 10,000 Inhabitants, or of bonds of any county,
any school district or
other
municipal corporation of less than 2,000 Inhabitants In
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.—The
Constitutional Convention, Territory other than those
any State or
held In 1902, submitted several amendments
named in Paragraph 8 of Section 1 of this
to the Constitution, of which
Act
shall not be authorized Investments.
four were approved at the election on March 10
Provided,
1903.
further,
such bonds
that
One of these refers
are Issued by
to franchise and Inheritance taxation and
municipalities that are permitted, by law to levy taxes suffi¬
another to trust regulation.
cient to pay the interest and to
V. 76, p.610.
provide sinking funds for their debt; other¬
wise such bonds shall not be
authorized investments.
DEBT LIMITATION.—There Is no
But not exceeding
restriction in the Constitution of New
50% of the deposits shall be so Invested.
Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through the “
10th. In the bonds or notes of
General
any railroad company, except street rail¬
ways, Incorporated under the laws of this State, whose
Court,” except the following, which Is the last clause of Article 5
road Is located wholly
Of Part
or In part In the
same; but not exceeding 25% of the
Second of that Instrument.
deposits shall be so
...
Invested.
Provided, That the General Court shall not authorize
give Its money or credit directly or Indirectly for the any town to loan
benefit of any cor¬
poration having for Its object a dividend of profits or In
any way aid the
same by taking Its stocks or bonds.
or
The above Is
an amendment to the
Constitution which was ratified In
The amendment would
appear to be Intended as a complete
1877.
estoppel
municipal loaning of money or credit to railroad and Industrial
corpora:
It Is to be noticed,
however, that by Its terms the restriction does
not specifically mention
“cities,” the words belng"any town.”
In addition to the foregoing Is the
“Municipal Bond Act of 1895.” It
tells In the matter of Issuing bonds what a
municipal corporation may do,
what It must
to
tlons.
do. and what It
Sec.
1.
cannot do.
The law enacts:
The term
“municipal corporation’’ means town, city, school dis¬
trict, village district and village precinct.
Sec. 2. Bonds Issued must be
payable within 2<» years, Interest semi-annual, not
exceeding 6%, may be
ayable In gold coin. If made payable In less than 20
years, may be extended
ut never beyond 20 years from time
of issue. Sec. 3. Bonds
(except of cities)
must be authorized by a vote of two thirds of
all voters present and
voting
at an annual meeting of such
corporation, or at a special meeting If properly
called, &c. (for which see Act).
Bonds must be signed by a
majority of
the Governing Board, countersigned
by Treasurer and have seal of corpora¬
tion.
’rime and place of payment and rate of
Interest,
&c.,
may be dele¬
gated to Governing Board.
Sec. 4. City bonds must be authorized
by reso
lutlon of City Council passed by at
least two-thirds of members elected to
each branch, taken by yeas and
nays, signed by Mayor, countersigned by
Treasurer, seal of city affixed. Place of payment, rate of Interest
ajid sale
may be delegated to Treasurer.
Sec. 5. Bonds shall be payable to bearer
or to registered holder
by name, and must be In form set out In Act—which
see.
In case bonds be made subject to call,
they must contain statement
to that effect as given In Act.
“The validity of any bonds shall not be
affected by any variation from the forms herein
prescribed."
Sec. 6. Treas¬
urer to keep a book In which
he shall register bonds Issued, &c.
Sec. 7.
“All bonds purporting to be Issued
by virtue of this Act and signed and
sealed ns hereinbefore provided
shall, In favor of bona fideholders.be con¬
clusively presumed to nave been duly and regularly authorized and
Issued
In accordance with the provisions
herein
shall be obliged to see to the existence of contained, and no holder thereof
the purpose of the Issue or to the
regularity of any of the proceedings or to the application of the
proceeds.
All such bonds shall be
negotiable in all respects and to the same extent
securities negotiable by the law merchant.”
Sec. 8. Annual tax must
be levied and collected sufficient to
pay Interest and provide a sinking fund
sufficient to pay principal within 20 years.
Sec, 9. No bonds can be Issued
which shall Increase the net debt of
corporation to an amount exceeding
5%of the value of the taxable property therein as
last appraised for assessing
taxes.
To ascertain net debt, all debts must be
Included
lowing, which must be deducted—water debt, “cash and except the fol¬
other means”
In treasury and sinking funds
applicable to payment of debt so Included;
"but nothing contained In this section shall
prevent the Issue of bonds for
the purpose of refunding an equal
principal amount of other bonds of such
corporation.”
Sec. 10. Corporation seal.
Sec. 11. Act to take effect on
passage.
Approved March 19 1895.
as
Exceptions have been made to this law from time to time In
Special In¬
stances, such as In the case of $100,000 hlgh-sehpol bonds
of the city of
Portsmouth authorized by Chapter 202. Laws of
1903.
This chapter pro¬
vides that Section 9 of the municipal bond law of
1895 does not apply In
this Instance.
POPULATION OF STATE—
1900
1890
1880
1870
...411,58811860
376,530! 1850
346,991'1840
318,300|1830
..326,07311820
317,976 11810
284,574 11800
244,161
214,460
183,858
141,885
269,328(1790
In 1870-80 Increase was 28,691, or
9.01%; In 1880-90,
and In 1890-00, 35,058, or 9.31%.
SA VI NOS BANKS
IN VESTMENTS—PRI VI LECiES
29,539,
or
8.51%,
AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The savings bank Investment laws of New
Hampshire were com¬
pletely revised and materially altered In many respects at the
Legislative
session of 1901.
The new law was approved
by the Governor March 22 1901
and went Into effect on Its passage.
In 1907 paragraphs 8, 14, 18, 19 and
20 were amended, the law now
reading as follows:
AN
ACT
TO
REGULATE AND LTMIT THE
INVESTMENTS OF
SAVINGS BANKS.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives In General Court
convened:
SECTION 1. On and after the
of this Act, savings banks and
savings departments of banking anapassage
trust companies shall make Investment
of their funds In the following classes of
securities only:
1st. In notes secured by first
mortgage of real estate situated In New
Hampshire, but not over 70% of the value of the
property covered shall be
so loaned, and not
exceeding 70% of the deposits shall be so Invested.
11th.
In
the bonds of
any railroad
except street railways,
Incorporated under the authority of any company,
of the New England States, whose
road Is located wholly or In
part In the same, and which Is in possession of
and operating its own road, and has
earned and paid regular dividends for
the two years next
preceding such Investment, or In the bonds guaranteed
or assumed
by such railroad company; but not
exceeding 25% of the de¬
posits shall be so Invested.
12th. In the bonds of any railroad
company, except street railways. In¬
corporated under the authority of any of the United
States or Territories,
which Is In possession of and
operating Its own road, and has earned and
paid regular dividends of not less than 4%
per annum on its capital stock
for the three years next
preceding such Investment; provided, such capital
stock on which It earns and
pays dividends equals in amount one-third of
the entire bonded Indebtedness of
said road; or In the bonds guaranteed or
assumed by such railroad; but not
exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be
so Invested.
13th. In the first mortgage bonds of
corporations of this State, except
street railways, located and
doing business therein, whose net indebtedness
at the time of such
Investment does not exceed its capital stock
actually
paid In and remaining unimpaired; but not
exceeding 10% of the deposits
shall be so Invested.
14th. In the bonds of street
railway corporations incorporated under
the laws of this State and located
wholly or In part In the same, and In the
bonds of street railway corporations
located wholly or In part in cities of
30,000 Inhabitants or more, in
any of the other New England States, and
In the bonds of street
railway corporations located wholly or In part in cities
of 50,000 Inhabitants, or
more. In any of the United States;
provided that
the net Indebtedness of any of such
street railway corporations mentioned
In this paragraph does not exceed the
capital stock actually paid In and re¬
maining unimpaired at the time of such
Investment, and that such corpora¬
tion has earned and paid
regular dividends of not less than 4%
per annum
on Its capital stock for five
years next preceding such
Investment: but not
exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be so Invested.
15th. In the bonds of
telephone, telegraph or express companies doing
business in the United States or
Territories, provided the total Indebtedness
of such company does not exceed Its
capital actually paid In and remaining
unimpaired; and provided such company has earned and
paid regular divi¬
dends of at least 4% per annum
upon Its capital stock or shares for five
years previous to such Investment, but not
exceeding 10% of the deposits
shall be so Invested
16th. In the capital stock of
any banking or trust company Incorporated
under the laws of this State and
doing business therein, but the amount
of such stock held by any
savings bank as an Investment and as collateral
for loans shall not exceed one-tenth of the
total capital stock of such banking
or trust company, and not
exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be so In¬
vested.
17th. In the stock of any national bank or
trust
England States and in the State of New York, but the company In the New
amount of such stock
held by any savings bank as an Investment and
as collateral for loans shall
not exceed one-tenth of the total
capital stock of such national bank or trust
company, and not exceeding 10% of the
deposits shall be so Invested.
18th. In the stock or notes of any railroad
exclusive of street
railways, located In any part of the United corporation,
States or Territories, that has
earned and paid regular dividends of not
less than 4% per annum on Its
capital stock for five years next preceding such
Investment; provided, such
capital stock on which It pays dividends equals In
amount one-third of the
entire bonded
Indebtedness of said corporation: or in the stock of
any
other railroad corporation whose railroad
and railroad property are leased
to such railroad upon an annual rental of
not less than 4% per annum
the capital stock of the leased
railroad; provided, said leased railroad upon
snail
have earned dividends of not less than 3%
upon Its capital stock for a period
of three years Immediately
preceding said lease; but not exceeding 25% of
the deposits shall be so Invested.
19th.
In the stock
or notes
of any
manufacturing
England States that has paid regular dividends on Its company In the New
capital stock for five
previous to such Investment, and whose net
Indebtedness does not
exceed the amount of Its capital stock
fully
paid
but
In;
not exceeding 10%
of the deposits shall be so Invested
years
20th. In the stock or notes of any
parlor car or sleeping car company Inporated and doing business In the United States, and
wnose cars are In actual
use upon any railroad whose stock Is a
legal Investment for New Hampshire
savings banks, and that has earned and paid
regular dividends of not less
than 4% per annum on Its
capital stock for five years next
Investment; but not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be so preceding such
Invested
21st. In land and buildings suitable and
actually used by It In part for
Its banking room, the total cost of
which shall not exceed 10% of Its
deposits.
SEC 2
Any savings bank may bold and lease real estate
acquired by
foreclosure of mortgages owned by the
bank; but all taxes, foreclosure ex¬
penses and cost of maintenance shall be paid out of the
Income of the bank.
SEC 3
Deposits of cash on call, or subject to check, shall be
made In
some authorized banking or trust
company Incorporated under the laws of
this State, or Massachusetts, or In some
national bank located in the New
England States, or In the rltles of New York or
Philadelphia.
SEC 4
The special deposits or
guaranty fund of a guaranty savings bank
shall not be Included In the amount of
deposits on which the percentage of
any investment Is reckoned.
Apr. 1907. J
CITIES. COUNTIES ANDjtTOWNS IN THE
FRANKLIN. Frank H. Daniell, Clerk; Frank
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Note.—For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
BELKNAP COUNTY.
S. B.
Cole, Treasurer.
Laconia is the county seat.
LOANS—
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$30.000c
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb '07.
j
$50,000
Sinking fund
15,000
Assessed valuation 1906.. 10.032.6U8
Refunding Bonds.
' Population in 1000
4s
J-J
$20,000c
|
INTEREST Is payable In Laconia.
TAX-FREE.—Bonds are exempt from taxation.
L. A.
19,526
.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston, or Treasurer’s office
Hutchinson, Treasurer.
HAVERHILL.
This town is In Merrimack County.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906
$76,897 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
653,005 | Population in 1900
HILLSBOROUGH.
W. C.
3,414
3,608
Newman, Treasurer.
This town is In Hillsborough County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $43,129 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,231.676! Population in 1900
HILLSBOROUGH
BRIDGE
LOANS—
$23.20
1.455
Geo. O. Ball, Town Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’06$252,000
Floating debt
1).
Population in 1900
Population in 1907 (est.)
FIRE
<-
$22.26
2,254
DISTRICT.
L.
E.
Nichols, Clerk Fire Commissioners.
•
This town Is in Sullivan County.
When Due.
Town Hall Bonds.
4s
J-J
$25,000C-.July 1’07-’16
Water Bonds.
Henry W. Keyes, Selectman.
This town is in Grafton County.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07..
$54,000 j
Assessed valuation 1906
1,456,841 j
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19.60 1
BOSCAWEN.
LOANS—
-
-
Tills city is in Coos County.
Incorporated Feb. 6 1S97.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07-.$250,000
School House & Fire Station Bonds. Floating debt
42,807
4s ’05
J-D $80,000C-.Dec 1910 ’25 TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 ’07_
292,807
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
72,601
4s
M-N
$2,000c
1907 Assessed valuation 1906
4,405,806
Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
434s
J-D $70,0000
1913 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$25.00
Funding Bonds.
' Value city property 1905
$139,538
4s
M-N $50,000c
1917 | Population in 1905 (est.)
12,000
3 34s'
J-D
48,<'00C-June 1 ’07-’22 i Population in 1900
8,886
CLAREMONT.
Proctor, Treas.
This city is in Merrimack County.
Incorporated as a town 1828; a cit^
1895.
LOANS—
When Due. 1
Refunding Water Bon<R-.
Town Bonds.
.ms
A-O $80.000
Oct 1 192*1
4s
F-A $30,000
Aug 1 1917 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07.$152,300
(Subject to call 1907.)
Note debt
25,823
Water Bonds.
Floating debt
8,745
4s
A-O
$2,000
Apr 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT...
186,866
Tax valuation 15)06
(Subject to call.)
..2,861,270
3 ‘as’06 M-S $25,000c...Meh 1 1916 (Assessment about H actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1000) 1906
$18.50
F-A $15,000
3J2S
Aug 1907-’09 Population In 185)0
4,085
Population in 15)00
..5,846
given below,
BERLIN.
15
NEW HAMPSIIIRE—CITIES AND TOWNS.
76,555
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 1906 328,555
Water debt (included)
149,500
4s
J-J $149,5000. ...July 1 1923 Total assessment 1906
3,713,681
Refunding Bonds
; Actual value (about)
4,400,000
4s
J-J
$25,000C
Jan 1 1909 ; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$22.50
4s
J-J
50,000c—Apr 1 1914 Population in 1890
5,565
3s '07
1
1914
i
8,000
Jan
Population in 1900
6,498
INTEREST is payable at Claremont or at the National Bank of
Redemp¬
tion, Boston.
,
When Due
BONDED DEBT Feb 15 ’06_$58,0i)V
Assessed valuation 1905
869,783
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$22.f#
Water Bonds.
4s
$45,000
Sewer Bonds.
4s
$13,000
1906-1912
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.
A. S.
County
Healy, Treasurer.
seats are Manchester and Nashua.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1
Building Bonds.
4s
4s
3s
:
4s
Sinking fund
June $40,000c...June 1 1921
Mch 120,000c. ..Mch 1 1915
July
52,800c
54,924
71,092
67,574,322
93,247
Cash on hand
Tax valuation 1906
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
July 1 1923
(.Subject to call July 1 1913.)
Refunding Bonds.
Sept $29,000c
Sept 1910
’07.$241,8(Wi
112,640
.
INTEREST
on
on 3s Is payable at Manchester National Bank.
Manchester*
bonds at
of Boston.
all otiier
Shoe & Leather National Bank
Coming, Mayor; Henry E. Cham¬
JAFFREY.
J.
G.
Townsend, Treasurer.
berlin, City Clerk; Wm. F. Thayer, Treasurer.
Tills town is in Cheshire County.
CONCORD.
Charles R.
Concord is the capital of the State and the county seat of Merrimack
County (incorporated 1853).
Its water-works more than take care of the
Interest on the watei
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
4s.
J-J
$5,000
bonds.
When Due. !
’Union School
Distr.'ct Bonds.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
A-O
$8,000
?4s
Apr 1908
A-O
35,000..Oct 1 ’09-'13
34s
Police Station.
J-J
14s
16,000
1915-1916
($10,000..July 1 ’08-’09
J-J
14s
40,000
1918-1922
3J4S
J-J i
J-J
4,000
July 1 1910
*4s
10,000
1923
l
3,000
J-J
July 1 1911
34s
20,000
1924-1927
Sewer Bonds.
J-J4,000
34S
..1928
3 34s
J-D $25,000
June 11914
J-J
14s
20,000
1929-1930
3 34s
J-D
9,000
Dec 1 1914
J-J
9,000
34s
.1931
3 34s
J-J
25.000
July 11917]
City Hall Bonds.
Water Precinct Bonds.
($56,000. .Sept 1 *12-’20
M-S $20,000
1 19 2 2 3 34S
3^S
M-S( 14,000..Sept 1 *21 -’22
4s
J-J
20,000
l
5.000
Sept 1 1923
3s
J-J
.Jan 1910-’l 1 3 34s’04 J-J ( 50,000..July 1 ’24-’28
10,000
4s
J-J
.Jan 1910-’ll !
10,000
l 5,000
July 1 1929
July 1 1907 j
_
4s
4s
3s
3s
3 Ms
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
JJ
i
70,000
400,000
10,000
5,000
30,000
(10,000
1922
1920
1921
4s
4s
Penacook Sewer Bonds.
F-A
$6,000
Aug 1 1908
M-N
*5,000
May 1 1913
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
3s
3s
4s
A-O
$500
Oct 1910
A-O
...Apr 1 1912
2,000__Oct *15 to ’18
3 J^s’05 A O ( 5.000. ...Apr 1 1921
J-J
3,000..July’14 to’19
1 1922
130,000
West Concord Sewer Precinct.
School District No. 20 Bonds.
Oet 1 1907
155.000
($5.000
A-O i 7,000
Sept 1 1913 4s
Oct 1 1912
3 34s
M S ( 4.500..Sept 1 *14 *22
1 3,000
Oet 1 ’13-’18
l 4,300
Sept 1 1924 3 34s
A-O 1
300
Oet 11919
•State Library Bonds.
East Concord Sewer Precinct.
3 34s
J-D $25,000
Tune 1 1914 3 34s
J-J
$1,000 July 1 ’10 & *15
St. Pauls School Sewer Precinct. BONDED DEBT Feb
’07.$1.086,100
3s
J-J
$3,500.. July 1 '07-’13 Water debt (included)
630,000
•
Exempt from tax when owned by Concord residents.
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.—The Penacook sewer bonds were issued
the city’s credit for the Penacook sewer district, the interest and principal
being payable from a special tax on that district.
INTEREST Is paid at city treasury and In Boston.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city valued Its buildings and other property
In
February 1907 at $1,331,662.29, Including water-works ivalued at
$911,451.76, which are the property of the '‘precinct.”
ASSESSED VALUATION. TAX RATE, &c.
Total Assessed
Rate of Tax
Years.
Valuation.
Tar.
per $1,000
1906
$11,762,793
$260,976
$22.50
1905
11 614,011
258,043
22.20
1904
11,559,482
250,222
21.60
1902
11,394,218
241,216
21.20
1900
11,220,215
232,773
21.00
1890
10,243,857
176,081
17.60
1880
10,150,586
172,831
POPULATION.—In 1900 (Census) was 19,632;
In 1890 It was 17,004
In 1880 It was 13,843; In 1870 it was 12,241.
on
COOS COUNTY.
Lancaster is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds.
4s ’05
$35,000
BONDED DEBT Jan. 1'07
Floating debt
1910-1916
Assessed valuation
Population In 1900
DOVER.
Michael
Treasurer.
This city Is
In 1855. . .
LOANS—
J.
j
.
.
f
When Due.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
A-O
A-O
A-O
2,127
1906.-16,398,005
29,468
White, Mayor; Wm. K. Chadwick,
the county seat of Strafford County.
.
$50,000
Incorporated
as a
city
Water loan notes 4 Ms
$298,000
BONDED DEBT Jan 1’07- 602,000
Water debt (Included)
298,000
$24,0000..Apr 1 ’08-’09
22,000c..Apr 1 ’lO-’ll Borrowing limit Jan 1 *07. 178,246
111,000c... Apr 1 1912 Total valuation 1906
8,634,765
Funding and Bridge Bonds
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
J-J
$50,000c. -July 1 '07-16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20.00
High School Bonds.
Population In 1890
12,790
334s’05 J-D J$30,000c._Dec 1 ’17-’22 Population In 1900
13,207
1 30,000c.-Dec 1 '23-'25
Cemetery Loan.
3s
ann
$15,000
1
Bonds past due.$10.000:Int. ceased.
INTEREST lspayable at Shawmut National Bank, Boston.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city has assets, Including water-works, to the
value of $431,384.
4s
EXETER.
This town
C. W.* Barker,
Is in
Treasurer.
Rockingham County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '07. $54,500 ! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Cash on hand
26,420 Population In 1900
Assessed valuatlbn 1906
3.168,327
•« (Assessment about full
value.)
• |
$21.20
4,922
FARMINGTON.
This town is In Strafford County.
*
LOANS—•
When Due. Asessed valuation 1906 ..$1,144,617
4s '98
J-J
Jan 1 1918 ; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906. ...$26.00
$56,500c
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1908.) 1 Population In 1900
2,265
BONDED DEBT Feb 15’07.$56,500 !
•
BONDED DEBT Mch 21 ’07.$50,5001 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,078,1201 Population In 1900
KEENE.
Walter R.
comb,'City Clerk.
$17.93
1.891
Porter, City Treasurer: Frank H. Whit¬
This city is tlie county seat of Cheshire County.
Incorporated as a town
1753; as city, 1874.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06. $147,006
Sewer Bonds.
! Water debt (Included)
107,006
4s
J-J
$30,000c..July 1’07-'08 Sinking fund Dec 1 1906...
10,882
4s
J-J
10,000c—July 1 1909 i Assessed valuation 1906
7,166,21f
Water Bonds.
j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16.06
4s '91
A-O
$5,OOOc...Oct 1 1913 Population In 1906 (est.)
10,008
4s '91
A-O
40,000c_.Oct 1 T4-’17 • Population In 1900
9,164
3.4s’87 J-J
7,000c...Jan 11910
3 ^s'87 J-J
30,000c. .Jan 1 ’ 11 - ’ 13
3^8.02 J-J
25,000c. July 1 '09-’13
INTEREST is payable in Boston except Water 4s and 3Hs due 1909-12
which is payable in Keene.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns Its water works, valued in 1906
at $228,000, and other property to the amount of $119,000.
Water-works
....
are
more
than
self-supporting.
LACONIA.
J. F.
Trask, Clerk.
Laconia (city) is in Belknap County.
Incorporated May 3 1893.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept '06. $203,596
Town Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906
4,537,726
4s
J-J
$65.000c-_ .Jan 1 1912 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$22.2$
4s
.1924 Population in 1890
A-O$117,000c
,
Funding Bonds.
4s
$8,000C
....
Notes.
3 H£s
3s
6,14*
8,o4I
Population in 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
1907-1910
-9.50C
$3,500c
1907-1909;
5,oooc... Jan 1 1908
INTEREST is payable at Boston.
LANCASTER.
A. R. Timberlake, Treasurer.
This town Is In Coos
BONDED DEBT Feb 15
County.
*07.$14,000 Assessed valuation 1906._$1,552.874
30,800 | Total tax rate (per $1,000) '06.$27.26
*07._ 44,800 Population in 1900
3,196
Floating debt
Total town debt Feb 15
Water precinct bonds (add)
LEBANON.
D. H.
52,500
i
Foster, Chairman Selectmen.
This town is In Grafton County.
Incorporated 1761.
When Due.' Assessed val.» personal
$972,924
4s
M-N $40J)00c
May 1 1919 , Total valuation 1906.
2,718,272
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 '06
(Assessment about actual value.)
$40,000
Fire precinct debt (add’l)__
40,079 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$23.6*
Fire precinct casli and s. f..
lo ,229 Population in 1906 (est.)
5,00#
Assessed valuation, real
1.745,348 Population in 1900
4,965
INTEREST Is payable In Boston.
LOANS—
LITTLETON
(TOWN).
H. E.
Richardson, Treasurer.
Tills town and village of same name are in Grafton
County.
Town bonds, 4s
$40,000 Assessed val., town 1906.$1,827,916
Water and light bonds 3 J^s. 193,000 Tax rate
Floating debt
LITTLETON (VILLAGE).
BONDED DEBT
Floating debt
(per $1,000) 1906
Population in 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
61,324
294,324
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
W. A. Eaton, Treasurer.
James E.
Dodge, Aud.; F. L. Allen, Treas.
porated July 10 1846.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds
4s
4s
4s
4s
'94
'95
'96
A-O
A-O
A-O
When Due.
$60,000c._.July 1 1911
Improvement Bonds.
'93
J-J $100,000c
Jan
100,000C...Apr
100,000c...Apr
100,000C...Apr
Cemetery Bonds.
J-J
$50,000c... July
Funding Bonds,,
4s '85
A-O $50,0000
Apr
4s *85
A-O
5,000c
Apr
3Hs’99 A-O 100,OOOC...Apr
Refunding Bonds.
3 t$s’05 A-O $50,000c.
Apr
4s '07
A-O
50,000c
Apr
5s
$54,92?
14,937
This cltj6 Is one of the county seats of
J-J
4,066
4,300
Apr 1907.$40,0001 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1907
MANCHESTER.
4s '81
$30.06
1
1
1
1
1913
1914
1915
1916
1 1913
1
1909
1911
1919
:
Hillsborough County.
Incor¬
Water Bonds—(Continued).
4 ^s’93 M-N $100.000c._.Nov 1 18It
4s ’95
J-J
100,000C-..July 1 1816
4s '92
J-J
100,000c...July 1 1912
4s '94
A-O
50,000c...Oct 1 1914
4s '95
J-J
l00.000c__.July 1 191$
4s '95
,T-D
50,000C. .Dec 16 191*
4s '97
J-J
100,000c..-Jan 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '06.$1.785.00C
Sinking fund
510,696
NET DEBT Meh 1 1906.. 1,274,304
Water debt (Included)
800.000
Water sink, fund (Incl.)..
205.21$
Value city property 1906. 5.923,102
Assessed valuation, real-.28,261,45$
7,152,0-MS
1 1927 Total valuation 1906
35,41.1.546
School Bonds.
I (Assessment about 70% actual value)
4s '95
J-J
$90,OOOc.July 1 ’07-*15! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900
$19.16
4s 96
J-J
40.000C..-July 1 1916 Population In 1906 (est.)
60.000
Tax Adjustment Bonds.
Population In 1900
56,987
3Hs’0 2 J-J $80,000c...July 1 1922 Population In 1890..
44,126
1 1925 i Assessed val., personal
-
Water Bonds.
5s ’93
F-A$100,OOOC...Aug 1 1913|
PAR VALUE.—The city’s bonds are for $1 ,000 each,
except part of
the bridge bonds, which are for $100 and $500.
INTEREST on bcldge bonds of 1881 Is payable at Treasurer's office.
Manchester; on refunding bonds of 1905 at Second National Bank ot
Boston; on all other Issues In Boston.-
16
VERMONT-DEBT OF STATE.
MEREDITH FIRE DISTRICT.
Meredith Is In Belknap County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds 1893.
J-J J40.000c_-.July ’23-’26
A-O
Oct *07-’10
2,000c
INTEREST Is payable in Boston.
MERRIMACK COUNTY.
P. C.
County scat Is Concord.
LOANS—
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
When Due.
Rebuilding Bonds.
1
.
W.
4s
This city
LOANS—
48 g
J-D J15,000c..-June
Funding Floating Debt.
4s
•
-J-D 5200.000c June 1
48 g
•
M-N 100,000c.--May
48 g
42,508 91c_Jail
J-J
1 1918
•
E. C.
city Is In Strafford County.
STRAFFORD COUNTY.
Incorporated June 28 1853.
I
Refunding Bonds.
3s g
J-J 575,000c
July 1
1921
J-J
20,000
July 1 1025
J-J
20,000
duly 1 1026
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907--J707.508
4s '05
4s ’06
WALPOLE.
F. A.
WHITEFIELD.
John E.
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 1907.
Cash on hand
522.50
2,802
Lewis, Selectman.
PETERBOROUGH.
County.
570,000 j Assessed valuation 1005
70,000 | Tax rate (per 51.000) 1005
Ezra M.
PITTSFIELD.
5610.000
522.30
Smith, Chairman of Selectmen
This place Is in Hillsborough County.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1007...556,100 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1006
Water debt (included)
25,0001 Population in 1900.
Assessed valuation 1906.. .1,588.352 | Population in'1906 (est.)
II. B. Fislu ■r,
516.00
2,527
2,600
Treasurer.
'•
$971,768
24,200!Tax rate (perSl ,000) 1906
69,2001 Population In 1900
1,091 | Population In .1907 (est.)
20.00
1,696
1.900
.
Joseph Lewando, Treasurer.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding all
minor civil divisions
In the State of New Hampshire which have
reported an Indebtedness of over
$25,000, and which are not represented among the foregoing detailed re¬
ports.
We add the population In 1900.
Bonded
Floating
Assessed
Tax
PopuDebt.
Debt.
Valuation.
Rate,
lotion.
Location—
5
$
5
$
1900^
Antrim (T), Hillsboro County.*536,189
$650,939$21.50
1 366
Ashland. Grafton County
*45,850
629,582 21.10
1 289
Barrington, Strafford County. .*32,000
489,202 26.00
1,208
Derry (T). Rockingham Co
*63,896
1,685.560 26.60
3,583
Enfield (T), Grafton County
*58,083
724,737 23.60
1,845
Goffstown (T), Hillsboro Co
*58,278
:
1,282,178 16.70
2,528
Gorham (T), Coos County
*77,374
16
19.60
875,1
1,797
Hinsdale (T), Cheshire County. 20,000
1,750
1,027,572 24.00
1,933
Hopkfnton (T), Merrimack Co.*34 ,932
973,773 20.60
1 652
Lisbon, Grafton County
28,000
14,000
1,321,747 31.00
2,221
Northumberland (T), Coos Co..*46,584
840,104 22.60
1,977
Raymond, Rockingham County 28,100
4,690
446,481. 23.00
1,100
Salem (T). Rockingham Co,
*61,605
1,209,836 21.10
2,041
Sunapce, Sullivan County
25,000
11,500
743,646 20.40
946
*
This town is In Merrimack County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07531.000 !Tax rate (per $ 1 .000) 1006
Note debt (additional)
25,210 j Population in 1000
Assessed valuation 1006
1.230,4701
Fox, Selectman.
2,390
Water Bonds.
F-A 520,000c.__Aug
PENACOOK.
Sinking fund
522 30
2,693
This town Is In Carroll County.
Town bonds, 3 bgs
$34,0001 Assessed valuation 1906 -51,202,844
Water bonds, 3 l^s
57,0001 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
519 80
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907.. 91,000] Population 1900
1 1921
3s
(Subject to call Aug 1 1900.)
3s
4s
F-A 530,000c. __Aug 1 1924
3s
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1900.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’06..5144,100
8s
Floating debt
28,400
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 ’06.. 172,500
Water debt (Included)
Refunding Bonds.
70,000
3s
J-J
568,000c
July 1 1021 Tax valuation 1906
:__1,623,644
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Total tax (per 51,000) ’06
521 50
Population in 1800
2,623
Population in 1900
3,126
INTEREST Is payable at office of Town Treasurer.
This town is In Merrimack
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1006
Wentworth, Treasurer.
R. M. Moore, Treasurer.
WOLFEBORO.
County.
3s
S. D.
This town Is In Hillsborough County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 15*’07.$45,000! Assessed valuation 1900
0. E. Tasker, Town Treasurer.
Town Notes.
M-S 510.O00c_-.Mch 1 1009
Jan
8,250.-51,000 yearly
Jan
0,450
On demand
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
S3,800c
July 1 1021
Andrews, Clerk.
This town Is In Coos County.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906.-.573,969 |Tax rate (per 51.000) 1906
...526.80
Water debt (included)
60,000 j Population In 1900
2,157
Assessed valuation 1906
660,552 | Population In 1906 (est.)
2,157
NEWMARKET.
When Due.
June 1 1911
Spaulding, Town Treasurer.
WILTON.
LOANS—
580,000c
This town is in Cheshire County.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07
543.000 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
1,683,370 j Population In 1900
fayable at the City Treasurer’s office, on the school building bonds due in
Sam. I).
J-D
Dover is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. NET DEBT Jan 1 1907._
549,411
4s ’91
J D S70.000C..-Dec 1 1911 Assessed valuation
1906.-22,076,189
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.. 570,000 Population In 1900
39,357
Sinking fund
20,589
INTEREST Is payable !n Boston, Mass.
TAX EXEMPT.— Bonds are free from itaxation.
909 by Blake Bros. & Co., Boston; on the 575,000 and 560,000 3s at the
Shawmut National Bank, Boston, or by City Treasurer; on all others at
City
Treasurer’s office or at the National Bank of the Commonwealth, Boston.
This town is in Sullivan
Building Bonds.
,
’11-’15
1 1915 Floating debt..
100,576
1 1018 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07-.- 898,084
4sV •
J-J
20,000c
1024 Resources
283,875
NET DEBT Jan 1 1007
•Floating Debt, School & Street.
614,209
4s g
June 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1006.-14,827,166
J-D 5200,000c
School Building.
(Assessment about 75% actual val.)
4s g
F-A J 10,000c---Aug 1 1909 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
521 00
4s
A-O
25,000c---Oct 1 1916 Est. value city property
5723,040
Js
A-O
60.000c...Oct 1 1923 Population In 1900
23,808
3Hb g ’05 J-J 510,000c July 1 1025 Population in 1800
19,311
INTEREST on the funded floating debt bonds due from 1911 to 1915 is
NEWPORT.
4s
1 1918
When Due. Floating debt
40,549
Gen’l Indebtedness Bonds.
' TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 '06
5317,549
f56.000c._0ct 1 ’07-’09 Sinking fund
7,514
4s
A-O •{ 20,000c._Oct 1 ’10-’14 Value of city property
322,700
15,000c.-Oct 1 ’15-’17 Assessed valuation, real
1,810,667
163,000c._Oct 1 1918. Assessed val., personal
2,045,051
Water-Works-Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
3,855,718
f52,000c
Oct 1 1907 j (Assessment about 70% actual value)
4s
A-O i 15,000c.-Oct 1 ’08-’12 Tax rate (per 51.000) '06
517 50
I 20,000c._Oct 1 ’13-’17 Population In 1906 (est.)
8,000
1132,000c.._Oct 1 1918 I Population in 1900
7 023
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’06._.5277,000 ;
INTEREST Is payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston,
Cyr, City Clerk;
This town Is in Rockingham County.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 ’07._.563,000. Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
Floating debt
18,500 Population In 1000
Assessed ’valuation 1006
1,371,337 |
j
Bates, Treasurer.
LOANS—-
Is in Hillsborough County.
When Due.
Court House Bonds. 1893.
J-J
540,000C-..July
This
Sawyer, Treasurer.
•Engine House—(gold).
When Due.
SOMERSWORTH.
40,435
This town is In Hillsborough County.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
Wfien Due.' BOND. DEBT Mcli 1 1007.5120,000
Water Bonds of’91 &’93.
(Sinking fund
30,128
4* ** * .j-j
$65,000
July 1 1921 ! Town valuation 1906
2,204,271
(Subject to call after July 1 1011.)
(Assessment Is 75%* of real-value.)
48/
J-J 510,000
July 1 1923 j Total tax (per Jl,000) ’06
J20 00
Schools and Funding.
I Population In 1800
__3,014
48
F-A 545,000
Feb 1 1024 j Population In 1000
3,739
INTEREST on first loan is payable In Boston; on others In Milford.
NASHUA.
Albert Shedd, Mayor; Arthur L.
F* Jason E. Tolies, Treasurer.
John K.
Exeter and Portsmouth.
LXX-MV.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907-5176,000
Funding Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906
29,144,678
3Ms
A-O 521,000c
Apr ’08-’10 Population In 1890
49,650
3s
Oct
35,000c
Oct 1.1921 Population In 1900
51,118
INTEREST on court-house and building bonds is payable at First Na¬
tional Bank, Boston; on other bonds in Portsmouth.
Clough, Treasurer.
Jan 1 1908 •
12,000._Jan 1 ’09-Tl | Population in 1800
Funding Bonds.
j
48 *97
A-O 560,000
Oct 1 ’07 *16 i
1
are
LOANS—
TOT. BOND. DEBT Jan’07.J82,000
Tax valuation 1006
27,808,000
Population in 1000
52,430
£Hs’02 J-J I J5.000
MILFORD.
County seats
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07._J42.000
Tax valuation 1006
002,896
(Assessment about H actual value.)
Population In 1805 (est.)
1,000
4^s
4^s
[VOL.
Total debt.
521.40
2
120
—
State of Vermont.
PLYMOUTH.
This town is in Grafton County.
TOTAL DEBT Arch 1007...536,000 j Tax rate (per 51.000) 1006
Assessed valuation 1006
801,522 Population in 1000
PORTSMOUTH.
H.
B.
Treasurer.
Prior, Auditor;
Ralph Walker,
This city, incorporated in 1840, is one of the county scats of
Rockingham
County. The city issued 5343.000 bonds in aid of the Portsmouth & Dover
RR. and received in return stock of the par value of 5344,000.
Part of
this stock has been sold at various times and the proceeds applied to the
Boston
Sayment
bonds.owned
When
of &the
railroad
the stock
P. & D. exchanged
RR. was absorbed
Maine,
the city
by the
for stock by
in
le
was
the Boston & Maine, and these securities are held In the sinking fund to meet
The High School bonds for 5100,000 were authorized
the bonds when due.
by Chapter 202, Laws of 1903, and it was provided that Section 9 of the
“Municipal Bond Act of 1895” should not apply In their case.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Municipal Bonds.
j 4s
J-J 5165,000
Jan
1012
J-J
1909 3g
550,000
Jan
J-J
50.000
1922
July
4s|*:
M-N 40,000
4o 1
1914
May
Refunding Water Bonds.
•M-N 57,00#
1014 4s g ’07 J-J 5160,000c
48 i
Nov
Jail 1 1927
J-J
4s’
1916 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907
175,000
July
51,229,000
;t to call after July 1 1912.) I Floating debt
(Subject
54,400
4a
565,00i
Dec 31 1012 I TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1007 1,283,400
Refunding B«nds.
Sinking fund
338,850
48’04
A-O 547.000c.._Oct 1 1924 | NET DEBT Jan 1 1007--.
044,550
Debt Funding Bonds.
j Water & sell, debt (lncl).
475,000
4a *04
M-S 5150,000
1
Sept
1924 ; Assessed valuation 1906
9.248,273
High School Bonds—See note above. (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
4s r
J-E> 5105.000c..Dec 1 1923 i Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
527 50
Portsmouth & Dover RR.
! Population In 1890
9,827
4s |«t)
J-J $165,005
Jan 1 1913 j Population In 1900
10,637
INTEREST is payable in Boston and Portsmouth.
TAX FREE.—None of the above bonds are taxed in Portsmouth.
PAR VALUE.—Bonds are in 5100, 5200, 5500 and 51,000 pieces, none
■registered except 519.500 of the issue of 1884.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns, In addition to the water-works and
the Boston & Maine RR. stock above mentioned, real estate, including
schools, &c.. which is valued at 5188,000; personal property (including
fire department! valued at 547,245.
The market value of the Boston &
Maine stock held by the city on Jan. 1 1906 was 5150,480.
.
ROOHESTER.
This
Worcester, City Clerk.
city is In Strafford County,
exempt.
LOANS—
I*
Horace L.
When Due.
Incorporated
1891.
Bonds
are
tax
TOTAI, DEBT Jan. 1 1907.5357.435
Sewer Bonds.
91
997
J-J
565,000c..Jan 1 ’08-’17 NET DEBT Jan'.T 1907"" 336’,208
Water Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906
4,215,362
June 1 1922 (Assessment about *4 actual value.)
4i '92
J-D 5180.000c
BONDED DEBT Jan. 1 ’07 5235,000 Total-tax (per 51.000) ’06
520 00
Floating debt
122,435 Population In 1890..
7,396
^
Population in 1900.
8,466
•
SUs
t
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
ITS
520 30
1,072
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted
State (Act Feb. IS 1701)
of State (square miles)
as a
Total
area
State
Capital
March 4 1701
0,565
Montpelier
Governor (term expires Oct. 100S)
Fletcher D. Proctor
Sec. of State (term expires Oct. 1008)-Frederick G.Fleetwood
Treasurer (term expires Octe 100S)
Edward H. Deavitt
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in even years the first
Wednesday
in October, and length of session Is not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For a brief history of the Vermont State
debt
see “State and City Supplement” of
April, 1895, pages 15 and 16.
The liabilities of the State on July 1 1906 were as follows:
.
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
Agricultural College Fund
Floating debt
—Interest.—
Rate. Payable.
6
J & D
Principal.
When Due.
June 1 1910
Outstand’f
$135,500 00
61,129 00
State & school tax to be distrib’d.
8
150,387 00
do
highway
do
do
5
97,701 90
INTE RE ST Is payable at the State treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—-The total debt of the State on
July 1 1906 was
On July 1 1906 cash on hand and.In banks was
$444,718 55.
$394,555
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—In addition to the
valua¬
tions below, the State assessed (1906) 552,627,217
deposits In savings banks
and trust companies at the rate of 7-10 of 1%: also
appraised the value of
railroad property at 529,055,460, such property
paying a tax of 2
% on
the gross earnings.
Assessed valuation.
State tax
Years—
Real.
Personal.
Total.
rate per M
1906
$129,376,413
$61,179,732
$190,550,140
None
1905
127,993,677
59,838,143
187,831,820
None
1904
126,473,245 •
59,410,331
185,883,570 ’
None
1903
125,350,298
58,239,951
183,590,249
Non*
1902
120,831,099
59,828,165
180,659,264
$0 75
1901.
119,783,775
59,231,217
179,014,992
0 75
1900
118,950,024
58,293,598
177,243,622
1 00
1898
116,141,979
58,621,654
174,763,633
0 50
1895
112,099,284
61.700,471
173,790,755
1 20
1890.
112,895,125
65,157,388
178,052,513
There was no direct tax for State purposes levied in either
1903, 1004 or
1905. A tax of $1 30 per $1,000, however,
consisting of a State school tax of
80 cents and a State highway tax of 50 cents was collected
and re-distributed
to towns on a basis of the number of schools and road
mileage, the State,
for the sake of equalizing Its distribution,
acting as agent in the matter.
Prior to 1902 this tax was $1 per $1,000.
,
Ape. 1907.
VERMONT—CITIES AND TOWNS
I
DEBT
tion
or
LIMITATIONS.—There appears to be nothing In the Constitu¬
in the Statutes of Vermont providing for a general limit to the debt¬
making power of municipalities.
Whatever In each case the Legislature
authorizes, the city, town, county or other civil division can Issue. Of course
the purpose of the Improvement must be of a public character.
Railroad
*ubscriptions by towns are authorized by Section 3102, Chapter 141, of
the Revised Statutes of 1894 the section being as follows.
SECTION 3102.
A town may aid in the construction of a railroad or-
17
(7.) But no savings bank, savings institution or trust company shall
hold, by way of Investment or as security for loans, more than ten per cent
of the capital stock of any one bank, nor Invest more than ten per cent of
its deposits, nor more than thirty-five thousand dollars In the capital stock
of any one bank; and no such Investments shall be made In the capital stock
of any suen banks, owned or loaned upon, to exceed In the aggregate onefourth of the deposits of any savings bank, savings Institution or trust com¬
pany.
The amount of loan which can be made to one person or
&c
corporation,
Is restricted by the next section, and we give It In full.
It Is as follows:
SECTION 4102.
No savings bank, savings institution or trust company
under
thetherein,
general or
lawIn by
Issuing
to aid itsuch
railroad,
f;anlzed
ng capital
stock
such
otherbonds
manner
but by
thetaklia¬
directs,
.
shall loan to tiny one person, firm or corporation, or the Individual mem¬
as
bility so assumed shall not exceed eight times the grand list of the town at bers thereof, more than five per cent of Its deposits, nor more than thirty
the time.
Such aid shall be given as provided In this chapter.
thousand dollars; nor shall such loans on personal security exceed ten thou¬
It will be noticed that this section contains a limit to the power granted of sand dollars, until Its deposits amount to one million dollars, after which
the sums so loaned may be Increased one per cent of the deposits In excess
making subscriptions In aid of railroads—to wit: That the subscriptions of the one million dollars; but this section shall not
apply to United States
shall not exceed eight times “the grand list.”
bonds or municipal bonds, or notes with such bonds as collateral.
To evolve the “grand list”
We
also
In Vermont, the authorities first prepare a schedule of all the property, real
give Section 4106 In full.
It confers authority upon savings
banks to make deposits on call In banks and trust companies in certain
and personal, of each individual, with valuations entered at their real value
States and cities, and Is as follows:
In money, deducting debts owing; after this is done “the grand list” Is made
SECTION 4106.
The words “trust company” In this chapter shall be
up by taking 1% of that amount, according to Section 360, Chapter 26, of
construed to include savings banks and trust companies.
A savings
bank, savings Institution or trust company may deposit on call In banks,
the Revised Statutes of 1894, which Is as follows:
“All real and personal
banking
associations
or
trust
companies In this State, or In the cities of New
“estate shall, except as otherwise provided, be set In the list at 1% of Its
York, Boston, Chicago, Albany, Philadelphia or Concord, New Hampshire,
“value In money on the first day of April of the year of Its appraisal.”
or In any other legal designated depository under the laws of the United
Following Section 3102, above cited, which authorizes subscriptions In States, or In national banks In the cities of St. Paul, Minneapolis and Kan¬
sas
City, with or without Interest, as may be agreed upon, sums not ex¬
aid of railroads, are other sections describing the method in which these
ceeding In the aggregate twenty per cent of the assets of such savings bank,
subscriptions must be made, by calling a town meeting, voting, &c., &c. savings Institution or trust company.
Section 4107 enacts that savings banks may hold real estate acquired
Then follows Section 3108, authorizing the Issue of bonds.
on foreclosure or otherwise taken to secure debt, but It must be sold within
SECTION 3108.
Such town may Issue bonds, with coupons payable
five years, unless certain prescribed steps are taken, when an extension may
semi-annually, to aid such road.
be granted by the Inspector of Finance for not exceeding three years addi¬
The only other general authority granted for the Issue of bonds by munici¬
tional.
Section 4108 authorizes savings banks to demand and receive on
pal corporations In Vermont Is that given for refunding outstanding bonds
loans 6% interest.
and notes and for road-making apparatus.
The Sections which grant these
^
powers are Sections 3111 to 3120, Inclusive, Chapter 141 of the Revised
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
,
Statutes of 1894,
Section 3111 Is
as
follows:
SECTION
notes, bonds
3111.
A town which has outstanding and unpaid orders,
or coupons lawfully Issued, may issue other negotiable notes or
bonds to pay or retire the same.
^
SECTIONS 3112 to 3115, Inclusive, give the method of Issuing such bonds.
By Section 3116 municipal corporations other than towns have the same
refunding powers granted them which are conferred upon towns by the two
sections last above cited.
A town, city or Incorporated village may Issue bonds
to an amount not exceeding three times its grand list, for the purpose of
purchasing road-making apparatus and for building permanent highways
within the limits of such town, city or village.
Sections 3119 and 3120 provide for the method of Issuing such bonds.
The only other section which we need quote Is Section 3083 of Chapter
139, which names the objects for which towns may vote money.
If money
Is appropriated for any other object, the Charter or a special statute must
be looked to for the authority.
SECTION 3083.
Towns may vote such sums of money as they deem
necessary for the support of the poor, for laying out and repairing highways,
for the prosecution and defense of the common rights and Interests of the
Inhabitants, and for other necessary incidental town expenses.
POPULATION OF ST ATE.—United States Census:
1900
343,641 1860
315,098 | 1820
...235,981
1890
332,422 1850
314,120 1810
217,895
1880
332,286 1840
291,948! 1800
154,465
1870
330,551 1 1830
.280,652 ! 1790
85,425
SAVINGS BANKS IN VESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC¬
__
TIONS.—The provisions of the law relating to savings banks are found In
Chapter 174 of the Vermont statutes, Sections 4066 to 4131, Inclusive,
ments
as
The first section
having reference to Invest¬
Is Section 4096, which treats of real estate mortgages.
As amended In
1904 It authorizes the Investment of 80% of the assets In such
mortgages,
one-sixth at least of which “shall be upon real estate In this State”—that
Is, Vermont.
A proviso adds that only 60% of the assets may be Invested
If the Investment is on
mortgage of unimproved or unproductive real estate, the amount of such
Investment is limited to 40%.
Sections 4097 and 4098 relate only to ob¬
taining and paying for insurance.
Section 4099 (as amended In 1906) Is as
In morgtages on real estate outside of Vermont.
follows, and has reference to Investment on personal security.
SECTION 4099.
No loans or Investments on personal security shall be
made except upon at least two approved names, not less than two of whom
reside In this State or within fifty miles of the Institution making such in¬
vestment, or upon notes or accepted drafts given by individuals, firms or
corporations residing without the State for goods manufactured within the
State, and payable to individuals, (inns or corporations located within the
State, and such personal loans or investments shall riot be for a longer
time than one year; and not more than one-third of the assets of a
savings
bank, savings Institution or trust company shall be Invested In personal
securities.
Section 410f) only covers a single point; that Is to say, It restricts to
five
per cent of the deposits the amount which a savings bank may Invest In
the lot and building for the transaction of Its business, and adds that a
revenue
may
bank's use.
be derived from portions of the building not required for the
The next section (Section 4101)
covers
the most
Important
of the provisions relating to investments that are contained In the law.
We
give the section In full below.
The separation Into paragraphs and the
figures In parentheses which number and begin the paragraphs are our own.
SECTION 4101.
With the foregoing exceptions, the moneys deposited
in Savings Banks, Savings Institutions and Trust Companies, and the In¬
come therefrom, shall be invested only as follows:
(1.) In the public funds of the United States, or public funds for the
Payment
pledged;of principal and Interest of which the faith of the United States
i
(2.) In the bonds or notes of the counties, cities, towns, villages and
school districts of the New England States, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Iowa;
(3.) In the stock of any national bank in the New England States,
New York, and the cities of Detroit, Chicago, St. Paul and
Minneapolis:
In the stock of any banking association or trust company Incorporated
under the authority of and located In this State;
(4.) In the municipal bonds, not Issued In aid of railroads, of counties,
oltles and towns of five thousand or more Inhabitants In the States of New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri, and In counties, cities and towns
of ten thousand or more Inhabitants In thj States of Kansas, Nebraska,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Oregon and Washington; but no Investment
ahall be made In any of the counties, cities or towns In the States above
named, except In cities of fifty thousand or more Inhabitants, where the
municipal Indebtedness of such county, city or town exceeds five per cent
Of its assessed valuation, and when not Issued In aid of railroads;
(5.) In the school bonds and Independent school district bonds of New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri; and In the school bonds and
Independent school district bonds of school districts of two thousand
nr more Inhabitants In the States of Kansas, Nebraska, North
Dakota.
South Dakota, Oregon and Washington, where the amount of such bonds
Issued does not exceed five per cent of the assessed valuation of the
respec¬
tive cities, towns and school districts;
(6.) In the public funds of any of the States named In this section; In
notes with a pledge of any of the aforesaid securities. Including
deposit
books or deposit receipts Issued by a savings bank, savings Institution or
trust company or banking association located In this State, as collateral,
•uch notes not to exceed the par or market value of such security;
alphabetical order among the following
statements, see “additional statements” at the end of this State.
BARRE.
James
This city is
Mackay, Treasurer.
In Washington County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds, 1896.
Incorporated 1895.
Sewer Bonds.
\
4s
_
SECTION 3118.
amended from time to time.
STATE OF VERMONT.
NOTE.—For places not given in
J-J
375,000c
Jan
1 1909
M-N $15,00OC...May 1 1911
M-N
15,000c...May 1 1916
J-J
57,500c...July 1 1914
Water Bonds.
J-D $95,000c
4s
1907-’25
BONDED DEBT Sept *06 $377,500
Floating debt
41,405
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906.. 418.905
3Ks
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s4s
4s
J-J
25,000c
Jan
Sinking fund
Water debt (Included)
1 1920
32,000
215,000
(Subject to call Jan 1 1915.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$25.90
3Hs
J-J
$60,000c
July 1 1922 Population In 1906 (cst.)
11,500
^Subject to call Jan 1 1918.)
Population In 1900
8,448
Population In 1890.
4,146
INTEREST on refunding bonds Is payable at the National Bank of
Redemption of Boston; on other bonds at National Bank of Barre.
BENNINGTON (TOWN).
A shire town In
C. H. Dewey, Treasurer.
Bennington County.
LOANS—
When Due.; Total valuation 1906
$5,035,525
Refunding Bonds.
!
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
4s
J-J $100,000c
July 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$22 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$100,000 Population In 1890
6,391
I Population in 1900
8,033
INTEREST Is payable In Bennington.
BRATTLEBORO.
W. H.
Brackett, Treasurer.
This town Is In Windham County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-J
$15,000c
3s
A-O
29,000c
(Subject to call April
Town Hall 8: Funding
4s
J-J
533,000c
INTEREST
in
on town
July 11918
April 1 1923
1 1913.)
Bonds.
1908-1918
hall bonds Is
Brattleboro.
BRISTOL.
F. R.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 ’07..
$77,000
Total valuation 1906
5,133,894
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Total tax rateiper S1 ,000) '06.$17.90
Population In 1906 (cst.)
8,000
Population In 1900
6,640
Population In 1905.
7,482
payable in New York: on other Issues
i
Dickeman, Treasurer.
This village Is in Addison County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07. .$55,000 Assessed valuation 1906 .$1.108,640
Floating debt
'
3,000. !■ Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
517 50
.
BURLINGTON. James E.
Burke, Mayor; L. 0. Grant, Treas.
Tills city Is In Chittenden County.
Incorporated Feb. 21 1865. [$150,000 electric light bonds have been voted; 597,000 issued.]
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J
$30,000
Jan 1 1914
4s
4s
J-J
’06
J-J
100.000
$40,0()0_July
1917-’1S
July 1 1926
4s
"
J-,T
20,000
1915
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
J-J
30,000
July 1 1923 4s
$10,000
Jan 1 1913
Electric Light Bonds.
4s J-J
15,000
Jan 1 1914
4s '04
J-J
A-O 100,000
$58,000
July 1 1934 4s
Apr 1 1931
J-J
4s ’06
589.000
July 1 1936
(.Subject to call April 1 1911.)
School Bonds.
4s '04
A-O $87,000
Sept 1 1929
4s
A-O $30,000
Apr 1 1913 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 07_$849,000
4s
J-J
Jan 1 1914 Sinning tund assets
20,000
67,279
4s
A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1915 1 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
781,721
3 Ms
J-J
85,000
July 1 1923 Tax valuation 1906
14,503,631
3 Ms
J-D
25,000
Dec 1 1924 | (Assessm’t about 75% actual value.)
3 Ms ’01 M-N 32,000r
May 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$15 00
J-J
4s '04
38,000__t_July 1 1934 Population in 1890
14,590
Water Bonds.
■ Population In
1900.
18,640
4s
J-J
$58.000
Jan 1 1919
INTEREST on the refunding railroad
bonds Is
payable
the
at
Fourth National Bank, New York; on all other bonds at the office of the
City Treasurer.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Allen
Martin, Clerk.
This village is In Chittenden County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$42.5001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$11.20
Water debt (Included)
40,0001 Population In 1900
1,141
Assessed valuation 1906
531,2071 Population In 1906 (est.)
1,500
(Assessment about H actual value.) |
FAIR HAVEN.
Wm. F.
Walker, Treasurer.
This village Is In Rutland County.^
LOANS—
When Due. Tax valuation 1905
$1,#84,000
Water and Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
J-D $55,000c
4s
June 1 1923 Village tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 190«_.$19.00
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
BONDED DEBT June '06.$55,000 Population In 1900
Floating debt.
4,500 | Population In 1906 (est.)
INTEREST payable by Village Treasurer.
HARDWICK.
C. L.
2,470
2,800
French, President.
This village Is In Caledonia County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$47,000 I Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
686.2201 Population In 1906 (est.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$26.501
MIDDLEBURY (TOWN).
C. E. Pinney, Treasurer.
1,334
2,300
MIddlebury town. Including the village of the same name, Is situated In
Addison County.
LOANS—
When Due.[Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$16 50
4s
A-O $18,750c
1908-19171 Population In 1890
2,793
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$18,750 I Population In 1900
3,045
Tax valuation 1906
$2,108,202 (Population In 1906 (est.)
3,000
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) I
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank In Boston.
18
MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE.
MIDDLEBURY (VILLAGE).
A
C. E. Finney, Treasurer
village In Addison County.
LOANS—
4s
4s
When Due.
Water Bonds.
J-J
530,000c
M-N 50,000c
May 1 1941
(Subject to call May 1 1921.)
5s
Sewer Bonds.
$10,500r_
(Subject to call.)
....
MONTPELIER.
BO.N'DED DEliT Feb 1UU7
Floating debt
1921
i
$1,372,6^6
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16 60
Population In 1890
1,762
1 Population In 1900
r_._l,897
i Population In 1906 (out.)
2,000
T. R.
Morrill, Treasurer. city Is situated in Washington County.
On March. 5 1895 the
village and school district were consolidated under a city charter.
LOANS—
The
town,
When Due.
3
School Bonds.
l-Gs
M-N $30,000
(Subject to call Nov
Novi 1920
1910.)
1
Citv
4s ’07
Stable Bonds.
A-O
$2,000
BONDED DEBT Feb 1
Floating debt
Jan 1912
’07__$99,500
2’.202
Funding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907. 12l,7<>2
4s’97
J-J
$12,500
Aug 1 1917 Sinking fund
9,276
(.Subject to call Aug 1 1907.)
Tax valuation 1906
..5,705.887
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
3 l-5s
A-O $15,000
Nov 1 1920 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906..$15 00
(Subject to call Nov 1 1910.)
Value of water works owned $150,000
Refunding Bonds.
do other real est owned..
116,500
3s
A-O $40,000
Apr 1 1919 Population In 1890
4,160
(Subject to call 1904.)
Population In 1900
6,266
Population in 1906 (est.)
.7.400
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer’s office.
LXXXIV.
State of Massachusetts.
$5)0,500
4.465
Tax valuation 1906
[VOL.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square
miles)
8,315
State Capital
Boston
.
-
Governor (term expires 1st Wed. Jan.
1908)_Curtis
Sec. of State (term
exp. 3d Wed. Jan.
Guild, Jr.
1908)__Wm. M. Olin
Treasurer (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1908).-Arthur B.
Chapin
Auditor (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan.
LEGISLATURE
meets
sessions are not limited
as
1908)..Henry E. Turner
annually the first Wednesday In
January, and
to
length of time.
HISTOR Y OF DEBT.—For early
history of the State debt see “State and
City Supplement” of April 1895, page* 18.
The debt at present Is
given In
detail In the following table.
All loans are payable, both
principal and
interest. In gold. ‘
LOANS—
When Due.
Massachusetts
War Loan.
Abolition of Grade Crossings.
3s '98
A-O $l,0()0,000r
Apr 1 1928
His g
M-N $1 ,U00,000r Nov 1 1923 3s *99
A-O
125,OOOr Apr 1 1928
3Ksg M-N 3,500.000c Nov 1 1923 3s ’00
A-O
95,000r Apr 1 1928
MORRISVILLE.
C.
3s g
M-N
500,000r Nov 1 1923 3s g
Water &
Com.
A-O
10,000r Apr 1 1928
3 His '98M-N
Lamoille County.
l,500,000r May 1 1928
Medfield
Insane
Asylum.
3s g ’99 M-N
LOAN.1}—
When Due. Floatingdcbt
1 .500,000r May 1 1929
A-O
3Vig’94
$15,800
$700,000r
3
Apr 1 1924
Water & Electric Light Bonds.
His '02M-N
300.000r May 1 1929 3Vig’95 A-O
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1906.
49,800
300,000r Apr 1 1915’
4si
F-A $10,000
Feb 1 1910 Total valuation 1905
3Hsg’07
250,000r_Nov 1 1936 3As
A-O
1,125,924
174,300r
4si
April
1927
F-A
Feb 1 1915 (Assessment about 1-3 actual
10,000
"Armory Bonds.
3 Visg’03A-O
value.)
165,500rAprl 1933
4s*
3s g
F-A
10.000
M-S - $833 OOOr Sept 1 1918 3Viff’04
Feb 1 1920 Tax rate (per $1,000)
A-O
1905...$20
00
108.000r Apr 1 1934
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06.$34,000
3s g
M-S
55.OOOr Sept 1 1920 3Vis g ’07
Population in 1900..
..1,262
22.000r.Apr 11936
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of
3s g’92 M-S
95,000r Sept 1 1921
Redemption, Boston.
•Metropolitan
Sewer.
3s g ’93 M-S
lOO.OOOr Sept 1 1922 3s g
M-S
$5,835,000r
Jan 1 1930
3s g ’94 M-S
PROCTOR.
L. H.
110,000r Sept 1 1923 3s g ’00 J-J
Treasurer.
265.000r July 1 1930
3s g
This village Is In Rutland
M-S
150,0()()r Sept 1 1925 3s g
County.
M-S
500,000r Mch 1 19353s g
M-S
LOANS—
320,UOOr Mch 1 1927 3Vis
When Due.l BOND. DEBT Apr 1
M-S
495,000r Jan
1907...$94.000
1930
3s g’02 M-S
Water and Sewer Bonds.
38,000r Sept 1 1931 3 As
Other debt
M-S
339,000r Mch 1935
9,779
3Visg’OlM-S
f$14 ,000. .Jan 1 1908-14 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1
125.000r Sept 1 1931 3s g
M-S
1,010,912r
1907..103,779
July 1 1939
3s g ’02 M-S
3s
J-J ( 30,000...Tan 1 1915-24 Total valuation 1906.
75.000r Mch 1 1932 3His
g M-S
14,000r July 1 1939
2,252,046
3 V$sg’04M-S
I 40,000..Jan 1 1925-34 Total tax
15,000r Sept 1 1931 3s g
M-S
(per $1,000) ’06
65,000r Mch 1 1936
$16.00
3
l 10,000. .Jan 1 1936
Visg’04M-S
62,000r Sept 1 1934 3^sg M-S
Population In 1900
3.586.000r July 1 1940
2,013
3s g
M-S
65.OOOr Sept 1 1934 3Vis
(Unpaid bonds subject to call Dec. 1
M-S
1,046,000r Jan 11943
31 1909.)
3H!sg’05M-S
33.OOOr Mch 1 1935 3 Vis
M-S
250.000 July 1 1943
3 His ’05M-S
INTEREST Is payable at Village Treasurer’s office.
10,OOOr Sept 1 1935 3Ag’04 M-S
392,000r July 1 1944
3H*sg’05M-S
5,OOOr Sept 1 1934 3,H,sg’06J-J
55,000 July 1 1943
3Vfsg’05M-S
RUTLAND.
Will. L.
l.OOOr Mch 1 192IT 3H>sg’06J-J
154,000 Jan 1 1946
3Visg’06M-S
20.000 Sept 1 1918 3 As g '07
This city Is In a town and a county of
the same name.
300.000r.jan 11946
Incorporated 3Visg’06M-S
20,000 Sept 1 1921
Nov. 19 1892.
• Parks (Metropoli tan).
3Visg’06M-S
32,000 Sept 1 1935 3Visg J-J
LOANS—
When Due. \
School Debt.
$1,800,000r Jan 11934
3 Hjsg’06M-S
45.000 Mch 1 1936
City Hall Bonds.
4s
3Visg J-J
M-N $30.000c_ 1909 to 1919
2,600,000r Jan 11936
3Visg’07
3 Vis g
230,OOOr Mch 1 1937 3 His’97 J-J
M-S $20,000c
Sept 1 1931 ($10,000 due every 5 years In Nov.)
2,400,OOOr Jan 11937
Charles River Basin.
General Debt.
3
Vis’98 J-J
4s
M-N $30,000c
1,100,000r July 1 1938
May 1925 3!^sg’04J-J
$250,000r
Jan 1 1944 3s g’99 J-J
4s
J-J
$25,000c
June 1926
School Notes.
1,005,OOOr July 1 1939
3 *-isg’05J-J
400.000c<fcrJan
4s g
1
1945
M-N 100,000c
3s
’99
J-J
May 1924 4s
M-N
600,OOOr July 1 1939*
5.000
Nov 1925
3^sg’()6
515,000
Jan 1 1946 3s g’00 J-J
4s g
M-N 50,000c
Nov
1924 BOND. DEBT Jan 1
325,OOOr July 1 1940
1907..$507,000
3Visg’07
1,150,000c&rJan 1 1947 3 His '02J-J
Water Debt.
Floating debt
450,000r
Jan 11940
20,916
Fitchburg RR. Securities.
4s g
M-N $50,000c
3s g ’01 J-J
May 1924 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907._ 527,916
750,OOOr Jan 1 1941
3 Usg’93F-A
4s g
M-N 65,000c
$5.000.OOOc&rAug
1
T3
iNov
3.20s ’03J-J
1924 Sinking fund, &c
lOO.OOOr Jan 11943
116,456
Highways.
Sewer Debt.
3Vis’03J-J /
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
135,OOOr Jan 11943
411,461
3 4sg
A-O $1,300,OOOr Apr 1 1920 3Vis*03J-J
4s g
M-N $25,000c
Nov
1924 Assessed vaiuntlon. real
640,000r July 1 1943
5,851,154
3 A* ’97A-0
4s g
700,OOOr April 1927 3 Vis ’04J-J
M-N 75,000c
May 1 1924 Assessed val., personal
600,OOOr Jan 11944
1,847.247
3 Vis ’98A-0
300,000r Apr 1 1928 3Visg’05J-J
Refunding Water Debt.
Total valuation 1906
670,000c&r Jan 1 1945
7,698,401
3s g ’99 A-O
400,OOOr Apr 1 1929 3Hjsg’06J-J
3Vis
J-J
Jan
$30,000c
1929 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$
599.000 Jan 1 1946
16.00
3s ’00
A-O
Water Notes
400,000r Apr 1 1930 3 As g ’07
Population In 1907 (est.)
600,OOOr.Jan 11947
14,000
3s g ’01 A-O
4s
M-N
350,OOOr Apr 1 1931 ,
$2.000
Nov 1925 Population In 1900
State House Construction.
3s g *02 A-O
11,499
lO.OOOr Apr 1 1932 3s g
INTEREST Is largely payable at First National
A-O $2.500,OOOr
Bank, Boston.
Apr 1 1909
3^.sg A-O
665,OOOr Apr 1 1932,3s g *95 A-O
550.000r Apr 1 1915
3
Hisg’03A-O
400,000r Apr 1 1933 3Visg’96A-0
ST. ALBANS.
B. M.
625,OOOr Apr 1 1916
3 4sg’05A-O
This city is in Franklin County.
230,000c&rApr l ’08-’30 3s ’97 A-O
125.000r April
This city was organized March 2
1917
3 >-j.sg’06A-O
290.000 Apr 1 *08-36 3s ’98
1897,
and comprises the most populous
A-O
50,OOOr Apr 1 1918
portion of the town of St. Albans.
3 H>s g ’07
360,000rApr
l’08-’37
LOANS—
State House.
When Due.
Water Bonds—(Con.) —
Hospital Loans.
~
3s
Permanent Imp’t Bonds.
A-O
$305,000r Oct 1 1918
/$20,()00_Oct. 1 1907-16
3s g
M-N
$332,500r Nov*1 1925 3 V*s ’05J-J
4s ’03
Nov
$7,000
Nov 2 1923 4s '94
60,000r Oct 11918
A O\
3 Hisg’01 M-N
1,000
Oct
1
1917
128,OOOr Nov 1 1925 3Jis’03A-O
4s ’04
May
7,000
May 2 1924
School District Bonds.
300,OOOr Oct 1 1918
3s g
M-N
110,450r May 1 1929 3Vig’04J-J
Town
Refunding Bonds (city’s 4s ’96 J-D $15,000..Dec 30 ’07-’21
230.000r
Oct 11918
3 Vis g
M-N
73,OOOr May 1 1929 3Vis’06A-O
proportion).
40.000 Oct 1 1918
Sidewalk Bonds.
3 Vis g
M-N
200,OOOr May 1 1933
3 V£s’90 J-J
*Water Loan (Metropolitan).
$3.946
July 1907 4s ’05 June
$7,000
June 7 1925
3Vis’0« M-N
75,000 Nov 1 1935 3Vig’95J-J
Town Funding Bonds.
$7,000,000c July 1 1935
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.$133,946
3Hls’06 M-N
15,000 Nov 1 1936 3 Vig’97 J-J
4s ’97
F-A $35,000..Feb 1 ’08-T4 Tax valuation
6,000,000c July 1 1935
1906
.3,671,742
3Vis g ’07
65,OOOr Nov 1 1936 3Vis’98J-J
Water Bonds.
4,000,000c Jan 11938
(Assessment about actual value.)
Prisons and Hospitals Loans
4s ’90
A-O $13.000..Oct 1 ’07-’09 Tax rate
3g’90-00J-J
4,000,000c July 1 1939
(per $1,000) 1905_._$20 00
3As g M-N
$721,600r Nov 1 1931 3sg/01 J-J
($5,000 yearly.)
6,900,000c&r Jan 1 1941
Population inUOOO
3s ’01
M-N
:.6,239
200,OOOr Nov 1 1931 3Visg J-J
4s *92
J-D
23.000..Dec 1 *07-’ll
**
3,lOO.OOOr Jan 11941
SVise’OflM-N'
746,650r May 1 1933 3>ig’02 J-J
($5,000 due yearly.)
I
3,500,000r Jan 11942
3 Vig’04 M-N
507,250r May 1 1934 3 As ’03J-J
INTEREST Is payable in Boston.
2.000,OOOr Jan 11943
3 Viff’05 M-N 300.000c&r
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns Its water
May 1 1934 3Vis*04J-J.
2,000.000r Jan 1 1944
works and two reservoirs,
3 H>sg’06M-N
404,000 Nov 1 1935 3Vis’05J-J
with a dual capacity of 240,000,000
650,000c&r.
Jan 1 1945
gallons.
In year 1-904-05 cash water
3^s’06 M-N
40,000 Nov 1 1936 3 Visg’06.T-J
receipts were $17,116; disbursements, $8,728.
1.043.000c Jan 1 1946
3}isg ’07
126,000r Nov 1 1936
Court-House Bonds.
Harbor Improvement.
3 Vis g’07
SPRINGFIELD.
H. H.
$180t000r.Mcll 1 ’08-’37
3 t'is ’97J-J
S500,000r Jan 1 1937 ,
This village Is in Windsor County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$175,000 Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1906...$14 50
•Nominal or contingent debt
Assessed valuation 1906. .2.066.951
except “parks,” of which $2,392,500 Is a
Population In 1900
direct State obligation.
See below.2,040
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) I Population In 1907
PUBLIC SALES OF BONDS.—A bill
(est)
4,000
passed the
In 1904
directing the Treasurer to advertise all future sales of Legislature
SWANTON.
E. M. Bennett. Treasurer.
State bonds Instead
of disposing of the same at
private
sale,
as
had
been the practice for several
This town Is In Franklin County.
previous years.
(V. 78, p. 1565.)
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906. $60,000 Tax rate
INTEREST Is payable at State
(per $1,000) 1905...$14 00
Treasury
in
Boston.
Floatingdcbt.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
5,000 Population In 1900
3,745
Assessed valuation 1906... 1,555,473'
Dec. 1 1906. Jan. 1 1906. Jan. 1
1905. Jan. 1 1904.
Total funded
Stafford, Treas.
3
Light
.
,
'
Baldwin,
Davis, Treasurer.
,
Hopkins, City Treasurer.
Blanchard, Village Attorney.
VERGENNES.
Treasurer.
Harvey Ketcham, Mayor; J. A. Harrington,
This city Is situated in Addison
County.
LOANS—
When Due. Water debt (lncl. above)
$49,400
Water Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906.858,529
4s
Aug 1 $26,000c
June 1 1908 (Assessment about %A
actual value.)
4s
Sept 1
20,000c
Sept 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$15 50
Floating debt.
__$4,-760 Population In 1905 (est)
1,800
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906. .54,160
Population In 1900..
1.753
INTEREST on bonds due In 1908 Is paid
by the City Treasurer; on those
due In 1914 interest is paid in Boston.
.
WINOOSKI.
This village Is In Chittenden County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906 $68,000 ITax rate
(per $1,000) 1905
Floating debt
27,265 | Population In 1900
Water debt (Included)
40,000 (Population Injl906j(est.)
A
.B.ed,valuation 1905
1.062.000
$8.00
3,783
5,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics
regarding minor civil divisions n
the State of Vermont having an Indebtedness of
over $25,000, and which
are not represented
among the foregoing detailed reports.
We add the
population In 1900 according to the United States Census.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Pop’n,
Debt.
Deb.
Valuation. Rate.
1900.
Bennington (V), Bennlng Co...$24.000 $15,000
$3,079,461$22.00
39,000
5,055
447,659 25.00
35.000
5,000
1,200,000 20.00
27,000
14,973
780,240
3.50
Newport (V), Orleans County-*. 40.000
6,240
1,157,000 18.00
Newport Acad. & Grad. S. D... 26,500
None
1.161,737
9.50
Northfield (V). Washington Co.ll5,000
5,200
852,162
Concord (T), Essex County
Ludlow (T), Windsor County..
Ludlow (V), Windsor County
5,656
1,129
2,042
..
(V), Village;
(T), Town
^
1,874
1.874
1,508
debt..$101.538,162
Sinking funds, &c_.
26.616,505
$98,200,162
24.682.634
$95,799,162
21,464.032
$91,283,912
19.918.o42
Net debt
$74,921,657 $73,517,528
$74,335,130
$71,365,870
The above debt Is of two classes: the
Direct Debt, for the
which the Commonwealth Is
payment of
directly
and entirely responsible; and the
Nominal or Contingent Debt, for which the
Commonwealth
has loaned
Its credit to sundry cities and towns for
various purposes, the
payment of
which Is guaranteed by sinking funds
(sufficient to pay the debt at ma¬
turity) provided by a direct annual tax on the cities and towns for which
the debt has been Incurred.
On Dec. 1 1906 these classes
and the sinking
funds applicable thereto were ns follows:
Direct Debt.
Nominal Debt.
Grand Total.
Bonded debt
.$32,569,750
$68,968,412
$1=01,538.162
Sinking funds
18,163.977
8.452.528
26,616.505
Net debt
$14,405,773
$60,515,884
$74,921,657
ASSESSED VALUATION,—The State’s
assessed valuation has been
as below.
The value of State property In lgos’was
$32,582,883:
Years.
Real Estate.
Personal Property.
Total.
1906
$2,668,110,610
$1 ,702,851 ,857
$4,370,962,467
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1890
1880
2,600,445,146
2,555,333,328
2,505,720,342
2,434,898,295
2,315,687,381
1,600,137,807
1,111,160,072
1,621,835,908
1,550,227,757
1,688,818,393
1,673,442,218
1,502,983,689
1.013,077.330
816,695.358
4,222,281,054
4,105,561,085
4,194,538,735
4,108,340,513
3,878,671,070
2.613,215,137
1,927,855,430
The State tax for 1906 amounted to
$3,500,000. The larger portion of
the State's revenue Is derived from
corporations,
national’bank stocks and
savings bank taxes.
POPULATION OF
STATE.—Massachusetts
has
the largest population
of any of the New England
States.
1905
3,003.635 I860
1,231,066 1820
1900
523,287
2,805,346 1850
904,514 1810
1890
472,040
2,238.943 1840
737,699
1800
1880
422,845
1,783,085 1830
610.408 1790
1870
1,457,351
.
378,787
Ape., 1907.]
DEBT
MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE
LIMITATIONS.—There
seems to be no provision In the Consti¬
limiting the power of the Legislature to create
State indebtedness, or limiting Its power to authorize municipal
Indebted¬
ness.
Statutes general and special have, however, been passed on this
subject with respect to Cities and Towns.
All of the general provisions
are found Incorporated In Chapter 27 of the Revised
Statutes, edition of
Jan. 1 1902.
The Important sections of this chapter are cited below:
SECTION 1. Cities and towns shall not Incur debts,
except In the man¬
ner of voting and within the limitations as to amount
and time of payment
prescribed in this chapter.
SECTION 2. Ther Indebtedness of a city or town under the
provisions
tution ol Massachusetts
of this chapter not inconsistent herewith shall be Its net indebtedness* as
defined in clause twelve of section live of chapter eight; but debts created
In aid of railroad corporations, except as herein otherwise
water
scrip, issued by
a
provided, and
town under special statutes for the Indebtedness
excepted by general or special statutes
of a lire district, and all other debts
shall be excluded.
*For
meaning of "net indebtedness" see bottom of this page.
SECTION 3. A citg shall not become Indebted In an amount
exceeding
two and one-lialf per cent on the average of the assessors’ valuations
of
the taxable property therein for the three preceding years, the valuation
of each year being lirst reduced, by the amount of all abatements allowed
thereon previous to the last day of December In the year
preceding said
assessment.
SECTION 4. A town shall not become Indebted In an amount exceeding
three per cent on the last preceding valuation for the assessment of
taxes,
of the taxable property therein.
SECTION 5. A city or town which establishes, purchases reconstructs,
extends or enlarges a gas or electric-lighting plant within Its limits
may
Incur debt outside the debt limit prescribed In this
chapter in payment
therefpr to an amount not exceeding, In a town, live per cent, and. In a
city, not exceeding two and one-half per cent, of the last preceding State
valuation.
SECTION 6. Cities and towns may by a majority vote Incur debts for
temporary loans in anticipation of the taxes of the municipal year In which
such debts are Incurred and expressly made payable therefrom
by such
vote.
Such loans shall be payable within one year after the date of their
Incurrence, and shall not be reckoned in determining the authorized limit
of Indebtedness.
[Notes may be non-interest bearing and sold at a dis¬
count.
See Chapter 153 Laws of 1904.]
SECTION 7. Cities and towns may by a majority vote incur debts for
temporary loans for the payment of any land damages or any proportion of
the general expense of altering a crossing which they are
required primarily
to pay under the provisions of sections one hundred anc
forty-nine to
one hundred and sixty, Inclusive, of
chapter one hundred and eleven.
Such loans shall not be reckoned In determining the authorized limit of
Indebtedness, and when any money so paid is repaid, It shall be Imme¬
diately applied to the discharge of the loan.
The sections referred to above in chapter 111 provide
for the abolition of
Grade
Crossings.
SECTION 8. Debts other than those mentioned In the two
preceding
sections shall be incurred only by a vote of two-thirds of the voters
present
and voting at a town meeting, or of two-thirds of all the members of each
branch of the city council, taken by yeas and nays, and
subject to the ap¬
proval or disapproval of the mayor.
SECTION 9. A city or town which has Incurred a debt within the
limitations as to amount and time of payment prescribed
by this chapter
may Issue bonds, notes or scrip therefor, properly denominated on the
face thereof, signed by its treasurer and. If Issued by a city,
countersigned
by Its mayor, or If issued by a town, countersigned by a majority of its
selectment, with Interest payable semi-annually at such rate as It deems
proper, and may sell said bonds, notes or scrip, not less than par, at
public
or private sale, or may use the same In
payment of such debts.
SECTION 10. If a city or town votes to Issue bonds, notes,
scrip or
other certlllcates of Indebtedness In accordance with the
provisions of this
chapter, the officers authorized to negotiate the same may. In the name
of such city or town, make a temporary loan for a
period of not more than
one year In anticipation of the money to be derived from the sale
of such
bonds, notes, scrip or other certificates of Indebtedness; but the time
within which such securities shall become due and payable shall not be
extended by reason of the making of such temporary loan
beyond the
time llxed in the vote authorizing the Issue of such bonds,
notes, scrip or
other certificates of Indebtedness.
[See note under Section 6.]
SECTION 11. Debts Incurred for supplying the Inhabitants with water,
for acquiring land for public playgrounds [n and
parks] under the pro¬
visions of chapter twenty-eight, for a municipal
lighting plant under the
provisions of chapter thirty-four, or In constructing sewers, shall be payable
within thirty years; debts Incurred In building school houses and other
public buildings and in procuring land therefor, within twenty years; and
all other debts mentioned In section 8, within ten
years, or by the city of
Boston within twenty years.
a Added to law by Chapter 375, Acts of 1903.
[Chapter 28. referred to above, provides for public parks, playgrounds,
Ac., and under it any city or town (except Boston) may Incur Indebtedness
to meet expense of
acquiring land for public playgrounds, outside the debt
exceeding one-half of one per cent of Its assessed
valuation.
Chapter 34 provides for the manufacture and distribution of
gas and electricity.]
limit to
an
amount not
SECTION 12. The Interest on all debts shall annually be
raised by
taxation.
If a debt Is payable at a period exceeding ten years, the
city or
town shall, and in all other cases may, at the time of
contracting the same,
establish a sinking fund to be used for no other purpose than the
payment
of such debt, and shall annually raise by taxation and contribute
thereto
an amount sufficient with Its accumulations to
extinguish the debt at ma¬
turity: and If payable at a period not exceeding ten years, the city or town
shall raise by taxation annually not less than eight per cent of the
thereof, and shall set It apart for a sinking fund until an amount principal
has been
raised, sufficient,with Its accumulations, to extinguish the debt at maturity;
and shall, In the year before the maturity of the debt, raise
by taxation
any balance necessary for Its extinguishment.
•SECTION 13.
A city or town. Instead of
establishing a sinking fund,
may vote to provide for the payment of any debt by such annual pro¬
portionate payments as will extinguish the same at maturity, and there¬
upon such annual proportion shall, without further vote, be assessed under
the provisions of Section 37 of Chapter 12
such debt
until
Is extinguished.
Sections 14 to 19, Inclusive, and sections 22, 24 and 25, relate to the elec¬
tion and duties of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and various other
matters we cannot enter upon
SECTION 21.
A
here.
city which
at a meeting of Its voters held for that pur¬
has accepted, by a vote of two-thirds of the legal voters present and
voting thereon, any Act to supply said city with water may, by a yea and
nay vote of the majority of the members of each branch of the City Council,
contract debts and Issue bonds for the purposes and to the extent author¬
ized by such Act, In the manner provided In, and subject to the
provisions
of, the preceding sections.
SECTION 23.
No city or town shall, for the purpose of subscribing In
aid of a railroad corporation. Increase Its Indebtedness to an amount
which,
with Its existing net Indebtedness Incurred for any purpose,
excluding tem¬
porary loans, exceeds 3% of the valuation of the taxable property therein
as ascertained by the last
preceding city or town valuation for the assess¬
pose
ment of taxes.
In addition to these General Provisions there are various
Special Laws
which contain exceptions to the general law as to debt limitation, which
ap¬
ply to Cambridge, Lynn, Newburyport, Waltham, Worcester, Ac., Ac.
A
exception In favor of Metropolitan Park assessment loans Issued In
1900 and 1901 was made by Chapter 325, Laws of 1902.
further
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS —
The provisions regulating the Investments and loans of
savings banks and
Institutions for savings In Massachusetts are contained In Section
26,
Chapter 113, of the Revised Statutes of 1901, and In Chapter 483 of the Laws
of 1902, this latter giving authority to Invest In street
railway bonds.
In
addition the 1904 Legislature amended sub-division (d) of clause second
by
admitting Investments In bonds and notes of water districts.
In 1905 clause
m” was amended by permitting loans In notes of a citizen of the Common¬
wealth with a pledge as collateral of shares of the Boston A Albany, of the
Norwich A Worcester’and of the Providence A Worcester railroad
companies.
Ulth these various amendments, the law now reads
“
19
SECTION 26.
Deposits andAthei,lncome derived therefrom shall be
Invested only as follows:
FIRST—Loans on Real Estate.—In lirst mortgages of real estate situated
In this Commonwealth not to exceed 60% of the valuation of such real
estate;
but not more than 70% of the whole amount of deposits shall be so Invested.
A loan on mortgage shall not be made
except upon the report of not less than
two members of the board of Investment, who shall
certify according to
their best judgment to the value of the premises to be mortgaged, and such
report shall be filed and preserved with the records of the corporation.
SECOND—Public Funds.— (a) In the public funds of the United States
or of any of the New England States, or of the State of New
York.
(b) In the bonds or notes of a county, city or town of this Commonwealth.
(c) In the bonds or notes of an Incorporated district in this Commonwealth
whose net Indebtedness* does not exceed 5% of the last
preceding valua¬
tion of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
•
•
(d) In the bonds or notes of any city of Maine, New Hampshire, Ver¬
mont, Rhode Island or Connecticut whose *net Indebtedness does not ex¬
ceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assess¬
ment of taxes; or of any county or town of .said States whose *net Indebted¬
ness does not exceed 3% of such valuation;
or of any Incorporated water
district of said States whose bonds or notes are a direct obligation on all
the taxable property of such district and whose *net indebtedness does not
exceed 3% of such valuation.
(e) In the notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth with a pledge of any of the
aforesaid securities at no more than the par value thereof.
(f) In the legally authorized bonds of the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri and Iowa
and of the District of Columbia, and in the legally authorized bonds lor mu¬
nicipal purposes, and In the refunding bonds issued to take up at maturity
bonds which have been Issued for other than municipal
purposes, button
which the Interest has been fully paid, of any city of the aforesaid States
and of the State of New York, which has at the date of such Investment
more than 30,000 inhabitants, as established
by the last national or State
census or city census, certified tc
y the City Clerk or Treasurer or said city,
and taken In the same manner as a national or State
census, preceding such
Investment, and whose net indebtedness* does not exceed 5% of the valua-.
tlon of the taxable property’ therein, to be ascertained by the last
preceding
valuation of property therein for the assessment of taxes; and In the note or
notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth, with a
pledge as collateral of any
of the aforesaid securities, the amount Invested In such note or notes not
to exceed In any case 80 % of the market value of the securities
pledged.
THIRD—Railroad Bonds and Notes.—(a) In the first
mortgage bonds of
a railroad company
Incorporated la any of the New England States and
whose road Is located wholly or in part In the same, whether such
corpora¬
tion Is In possession of and Is operating its own road, or has leased It to an¬
other railroad corporation, ana has earned and paid
regular dividends of
not less than 3% per annum on all Its Issues of
capital stock for the two years
last preceding such Investment.
(b) In the first mortgage bonds of a railroad company
Incorporated
In any of the New England States and whose road Is located
wholly or In
part In the same, guaranteed by a railroad company described In the
pre¬
ceding paragraph, which Is In possession of and is operating its own roaa.
(c) In the bonds or notes of a railroad
company Incorporated In this
Commonwealth, and whose road Is located wholly or In part therein, and
Is unencumbered by mortgage, and which has paid a dividend of not less
than 5% per annum for two years last preceding such Investment.
•
•
(d) In the bonds and notes of the Fitchburg Railroad Company, Issued
according to law.
(e) In the bonds and notes of the Old Colony Railroad
Company’, Issued
according to law, notwithstanding the mortgages on that part of Its railroad
formerly belonging to the Boston Clinton Fitchburg A New Bedford Rail¬
road Company.
(f) In the bonds and notes of the Boston A Lowell Railroad
Corporation,
Issued according to law, notwithstanding the mortgages on those
portions
of Its railroad formerly belonging to the Salem A Lowell Railroad
Company
and the Lowell A Lawrence Railroad Company.
(g) In the bonds and notes of the Boston A Maine Railroad, Issued ac¬
cording to law, notwithstanding any mortgages on that part of Its railroad,
franchises and property formerly belonging to the Eastern Railroad Com¬
pany, the Eastern Railroad In New Hampshire or the Portsmouth Great
Falls A Conway Railroad.
(h) In the bonds and notes of the New York New Haven A Hartford
Railroad Comapny, Issued according to law,
notwithstanding the existence
on the 21st day’ of March In the y’ear 1896 of a
mortgage Indebtedness not
then matured upon the whole or a part of the road of said
company. • ■ •
(I) In the first mortgage bonds of the Concord A Montreal
Railroad,
although such company may be formed by’ the union of two or more com¬
panies only one of which has paid regular dividends for the two years last
preceding such Investment on all Its Issues of capital stock, and notwith¬
standing a mortgage Indebtedness on that part of Its road formerly’ belong¬
ing to the Boston Concord A Montreal Railroad; provided, however, that said
bonds shall be Issued In whole or In part to renew and refund said
existing
mortgage Indebtedness, and that an amount of such bonds equal at the
par
value to the amount of such existing mortgage Indebtedness
shall, bv the
terms of the mortgage securlug the same, be made
applicable exclusively
to the payment of such existing mortgage
Indebtedness, and, for the purpose
of securing such payment at the maturity of the same, shall be
deposited
with and held by such trust company, Incorporated In this Common
wealth
and doing business In the city of Boston, as may be
the
board
approved by
of commissioners of savings banks.
(J) In the bonds of the Maine Central Railroad Company known as the
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, notwithstanding the existence of a
mortgage
Indebtedness not matured upon the whole or a part of the road of said rail¬
road company’; provided, however, that said bonds be Issued In whole
or In
part to wnew and refund such existing first mortgage Indebtedness, and
that an amount of such bonds equal to the par value to the amount
of such
existing mortgage Indebtedness snail, by the terms of the mortgage
securing
the same, be made applicable exclusively to the
payment of such existing
mortgage Indebtedness; and to secure such payment at the
maturity of
the same, said bonds shall be deposited with and held
by such trust com¬
pany, Incorporated In this Commonwealth and doing business In the city
of Boston, as may be approved by the board of
commissioners of savings
banks.
(k) In the note or notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth with a
pledge aa
collateral of any of the aforesaid securities at no more than the
par value
thereof.
(l) In the note or notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth with a
pledge as
collateral of shares of the capital stock of a railroad
company
In any of the New England States, and whose road Is located Incorporated
wholly or In
art therein, and which Is In
possession of and Is operating Its own road and
as earned and
paid regular dividends of not less tnan 5% per annum on all
Its Issues of capital stock for five y’ears last preceding the aate
of such note
or notes, or a renewal thereof,.and at no more than
75% of the market value
thereof, such note or notes to be made payable on demand and to be
paid
or renewed within one year from the date
thereof.
(m) In the note or notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth with a
pledge
as
collateral of shares of the capital stock of the Boston A Lowell Railroad Cor¬
poration, of the Boston A Providence Railroad Company’, of the Connecti¬
cut River Railroad Company, of the Old Colony Railroad
Company, of
the Boston A Albany Railroad Company, of the Norwich A
Worcester
Railroad Company and of the Providence A Worcester Railroad
Company
of
notwithstanding the road
each of said companies may be leased to another
railroad company: but such note or notes shall not in
any case exceed 75%
of the market value of the securities pledged and shall be
payable on de¬
mand and be paid or renewed within one year from the date thereof.
•
•
FOURTH.—(a) In the bonds of the New York A New England Rail¬
road Company Issued according to law, and for the
payment of the principal
and Interest of which first mortgages, made as
provided In Chapter 301 of
the Acts of the year 1888, are held as collateral
security under an Indenture
of trust duly made and enttered Into for that
purpose; provided, that the
amount of the bonds so Issued shall not exceed tne amount of the
mortgages
so held In trust, and that no one of said
mortgages shall exceed In amount
60% of the value of the real estate thereby mortgaged; and no Investment
In said bonds shall be made by such
corporation, except upon the report
of not less than two members of the board of Investment .who
shall, accord¬
ing to their best Judgment, certify to the value of the premises covered by
each of said mortgages, and such
report shall be filed and preserved with the
records of the corporation.
•(b) In the bonds of the Boston Revere Beach A Lynn Railroad Company. Issued according to law.
•
“Net Indebtedness” as used above shall mean the
Indebtedness of
a county, city, town or district,
omitting debts created for supplying the
inhabitants with water and other debts exempted from the
operationfof
the law limiting their indebtedness, and deducting the amount of
the sink¬
ing funds available for the payment of the Indebtedness Included.
Revised
Statutes Chapter8 Sections Clause 12.
r, •
•
•
20
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND"TOWNS.
j Yoi,. I,XXXIV.
(c) In the legally authorized bonds of the New York Central & Hudson
the bonds of the foregoing roads which he deems
good and safe investments
River Railroad Company, of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company, of for the banks. See V. 84, p. 826.
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
In 1904 savings banks were also authorized to make
Company, of the Illinois
loans wdth street
Central Railroad Company, of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, of the railway bonds as collateral.
This law follows:
Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company, of.the Chicago Bur¬
SECTION 1.
Savings
banks and institutions for savings may Invest
lington & Quincy Railroad Company, of the Chicago & North Western their deposits and the income
derived therefrom In the note or notes of
Railway Company, and of the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company; pro¬ any citizen of this
Commonwealth, with a pledge as collateral, at nor more
vided that all such bonds shall be secured by a lirst
mortgage of the whole
than the par value thereof, of the bonds of a street
railway company In
or a part of the railroad and railroad property
actually in the possession of which the savings banks of the Commonwealth are authorized
and operated by such company; and that each railroad whose bonds are
by law to
invest.
hereby authorized for investment shall have earned and paid regular divi¬
dends on all its issues of capital stock of not less than 4% each fiscal
year
for the ten years last preceding such investment, and that such
capital stock
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
shall equal to exceed in amount one-third of the par value of its bonded in¬
debtedness.
•"
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
(d) In the legally authorized bonds of a railroad company Incorporated
under the authority of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana,
Note.—For places not given in alphabetical order
among the following
Illinois, Michigan or Iowa, whose road Is located wholly or in part within
statements, see “Additional Statements” at the end of this State.
the limits of said States, and has earned and paid regular dividends of not
less than 4% per annum on all its issues of capital stock for the ten
years
Aggregate Municipal Indebtedness.
last preceding such investment; provided that said bonds shall be secured
The gross interest-bearing debt of all
by a lirst mortgage of the whole or a part of the railroad and railroad prop¬
municipalities of the State was
$212,5)51,718 on May 1 1906.
erty of such company, and be guaranteed, both principal and Interest, by
The following table shows the aggregate assessed
one or more of the companies named In the
valuation as returned
preceding paragraph.
by the local assessors, the aggregate net debt of all the
(e) In the note or notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth, with a
municipalities of
pledge the State, and
as collateral of any of the securities mentioned in the two
the percentage of the same, for the years Indicated:
preceding para¬
graphs at no more than the par value thereof.
(See below for law permit¬
Aggregate
Year.
ting loans with street railway bonds as collateral.)
Valuation.
Net Debt.
Percentage.
1906
(f) In the bonds of the Boston Terminal Company authorized by the
..$3,404,893,165
$150,998,898
4.4
pro¬
1905
visions of Section 4 of Chapter 516 of the Acts of the year 18!>6 and in the
3,312,255,163
147,508,003
4.4
1904
note or notes of a citizen of this Commonwealth, with a
3,251,804,634
141,660,675
4.3
pledge as collateral of 1903
the first mortgage bonds of said company at no more that the
3,200,101,482
135,900,382
4.2
par value
1900
thereof.
2,961,119,947
131,016,743
4.4
(g) Street railway companies are not railroad companies within the 1890
2,154,134,626
70,742,780
3.2
1880
meaning of the third and fourth clauses of this section.
1,584,756,802
68,512,929
(See below for law
4.3
1871
permitting street railway Investments.)
1,497,351,686
2.6
39,421,298
FIFTH—Bank Stock.—In the stock of a bank
Incorporated In this
G. R.
Commonwealth, or in the-xstock of a banking association located in the ABINGTON.
New England States and Incorporated under the
This town Is in Plymouth County.
authority of the United
States, or in the stock of a trust company incorporated under the laws of LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$136,000
and doing business within this Commonwealth, as
Water Loan.
provided in Chapter 116,
J Tax valuation 1906
2,676,000
4s
or of those trust companies incorporated as such
May $45,000c.May 1 ’08-’16 (Property Is assessed at actual value.)
by special charters granted
under the laws of and doing business within tlds
4s
Jan
10,000c
Jan
1
’08-’17
j Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$24 00
Commonwealth whose
4s
M-N 29,000c
special charters require them to provide the same security as prescribed
May 23-’31 ! Population in 1905
5,081
In sections 28 and 30 of said chapter, or in the notes
School Bonds.
of a citizen of this
(Population In 1900
4,489
J-J
Commonwealth, with a pledge as collateral of any of the aforesaid scurities 3^s
$32,000c_July 1 ’07-’22 : Population In 1890
4,^60
no more than 80% of the market value and
INTEREST is payable in Boston.
not exceeding the par value
thereof; but such corporation shall not hold, both by way of investment
and as security for loans, more than 35 % of Its
deposits In the stock of ADAMS.
such banks, associations or companies, nor in
This town is in Berkshire County.
any one such bank, associa¬
tion or company more than 3 % of its
BON DEI) DEBT Feb 1 ’07. $49,000 Total valuation
deposits in, nor more than one hun¬
1906
$5,862,838
dred thousand dollars nor more than one-quarter
Floating debt
!
of the capital stock of
5,000! (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
such bank, association or company.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
Such corporation may deposit not
54,000 I Total tax (per $1,000* 1906..$18.20
more than 5 % of its deposits in any one such
Assessed valuation, real
bank, association or company,
3,626,2501 Population in 1905
12,482
but such deposit shall not exceed 25 % of the
.2,236,588 j
capital stock and surplus^of Assessed val., personal
auch depositary.
ADAMS FIRE DISTRICT. T. H.
SIXTH.—Loans to Depositors.—In loans to a depositor of such
corpora¬
tion upon his personal note to an amount not
BONDED DEBT Oct 2 1906_$95,000 Assessed valuation
exceeding one-half of his
1!)06__$5,507,585
deposit; and the deposit and the book of the depositor shall be held by Sinking fund
6,000 ! Fire dist.tax(per $1,000) 1906..$2.40
the corporation as collateral security for the
payment of such loan.
J. W.
SEVENTH—Loans on Personal Security.—If such deposits and Income AGAWAM.
cannot be conveniently Invested In the modes
This town Is in Hampden
hereinbefore prescribed,
County.
Incorporated June 15, 1855.
not exceeding one-third part thereof
LO ANS—
may be Invested in bonds or other
When Due. \ Sinking fund
$15,200
Water Bonds.
personal securities, payable and to be paid at a time not exceeding one
| Assessed valuation 1906
1,641,876
4s
year, with at least two sureties. If the
J-J
$12,000.x. Jan 1 ’09-20 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
principal
all
and
suretles^are
citizens
$15.80
of this Commonwealth and resident therein;
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907..$54,0001
provided, that the total lia¬
Population in 1905
2,795
bilities to such corporation of a person,
partnership, company or corpora
tlon for money borrowed upon personal
Porter
security. Including in the liabilities AMESBURY.
E.
of a partnership or company not
incorporated the liabilities of the several
Amesbury Township is In Essex County.
members thereof, shall not exceed 5 % of such
LOANS—
deposits and Income.
When Due. Floating debt
$39,600
EIGHTH—Real Estate for Banking Purposes.—Five
per cent of the
Funding Bonds.
NET DEB T Jan 1 1907^.
354,600
deposits of such corporation, not exceeding two hundred thousand dollars, 4s
J-J ($23,000c
1907 Total valuation 1906
5,167,085
may be Invested In the purchase of a suitable site and the erection or
l 25,000c
•—1912 (Assessment about 4-5 actual
value.)
Water-Plant Bonds.
t Total
tax rate (per $1,000) '06.$18.80
uslness.
of its 4s '06 J-J f240,()OOc.July
1 ’09-’32 Population in 1900
9,470
NINTH—Real Estate by Foreclosure.—Such corporation
1 27 ,000c.July 1 ’33-’35 Population in 1905
may hold real
8,842
estate, acquired by the foreclosure of a mortgage owned by it, or
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$315,000
by
pur¬
chase at sales made under the provisions of such
mortgage, or upon judg¬
ments for debts due to it, or In settlements effected to
AMHERST.
secure such debts.
C. II.
Treasurer.
All such real estate shall l>e sold by the
corporation within live years after
This towru Is In Hampshire County.
the title thereof is vested in it; but the board of
commissioners of savings
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
banks may, upon the petition of the board of Investment of such
$21,193
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
tion, and for cause, grant an additional time for the sale of the corpora¬
3,628,217
4s g
same or
J-J
$50,000c
Jan
1 1920
(Assessment abopt actual value.)
of the securities mentioned in the following clause.
Note due 1911
$13,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
TENTH—Securities Acquired in Settlement of Debt.—Such
$16 25
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '06.. 50,000 Population
corporation
in 1900
may hold stocks, bonds or other securities acquired in settlements effected
5,028
Note and floating dciit
35,700 Population in 1900.
to secure loans or indebtedness, but unless the
5,308
time during which such
INTEREST is payable in Amherst.
tsecurities may be held is extended as
provided lit the preceding paragraph,
they shall be sold within live years after being acquired.
ANDOVER.
Geo.
A. Parker,
A corporation
Cl’k.
holding such securities on the 8th day of Match in the year 185)8
Tills town Is In Essex County
shall not
and was incorporated March 6 1646.
be required to sell the same before the 1st day of
LOANS—
February in the year 15)03.
When Due.
School Bonds.
ELEVENTH.—The provisions of, this
Sewer Bonds.
chapter shall not Invalidate or
4s ’04
J-J ($28,000c. July 1 ’07-’1
Impair the title of a corporation to securities which have been or may
f$20,000c.. June 1 1 DOS
be
l 4 7,000c
held by it in pledge or as security for a loan or
July 1 191
4s
J-D -j 20,000c..June 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Jan
Indebtedness;
the same
and
15 15*07.$243,Oim
shall be held for the purposes for which
l 30.0(*0c__June 1 1928 Notes
they were pledged.
Such corpora¬
outstanding
tion shall not be required to change Investments made before
75),(»(*(*
Water Bonds.
the 1st day of
FOTAL DEBT Jail 15 1907. 321’,000
October in the year 1876.
4s
MtN $65,000c_Nov 1 ’(*7-’ 18 Sinking
fund...
28,244
4s
M-N 15,000c
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nov 1 1915* N ET DEBT Jan 15 1907
293,756
As stated above, street railway bonds are included
4s
J-D
10,000c—June 1 1922 Assessed valuation, real
in the list of legal
4,445*.286
4s
J-D
Investments by Chapter 483 of the Laws of 15*02.
10,000c
Junel 1923 Assessed vaL, personal
This Act was amended
1,45*2,876
J-D
by Sections 147, 148 and 14!*, Part III., Chapter 463. Laws of 15)06, the 4s
15,000c
Junel 1925 Total valuaiion 1906
5,942.162
4
s
J-D
only change, however, being the substitution of the words “bank commis¬
5.000c—Junel 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$17.50
-6 Ms
A-O
sioner” for "board of commissioners of savings banks”
25,000e_Apr 1 ’07-’31 Value town property.
wherever they occur,
$714,730
The sections as they now stand are as follows:
*
Population In 1900
6,813
SECTION 147.
In addition to the investments authorized
Population in 15*05
by Sec¬
6,630
INTEREST Is payable at the National
tion 26 of Chapter 113 of the Revised
Laws, savings banks and institu¬
Exchange Bank, Boston.
tions for savings may Invest their
deposits and the income derived there¬ ARLINGTON.
Wm. A.
from in the bonds, approved by the bank
Tn usurer.
commissioner, as hereinafter
This town.is in Middlesex Co.
Value towrn property 1905,
provided for, of any street railway company Incorporated in this Com¬
$1,447,732.
LOANS—
When Due. '
monwealth
the railway of which Is situated
Sewer
Bonds 1896.
wholly or partly therein,
School Loans.
and which
has earned
4s
J-1)
and
$100,000c
paid annually for the five years last
June 1 1936
M-N $64,600c
Nov 1 1913 4s
J-D 31
preceding the certification hereinafter provided for, of the board of railroad 4s
10,500c.-Dec 31 1923
4s
J-D
12,000c. .June ’07-’05* 4s *04
•commissioners, dividends of not less than 5% per annum
J-D
1,000c..Dec
31 1910
upon all of its
4s
J-D
2,698 64c_June 1 1910 4s ’05
J D
f 3,000c.Dec 15 ’11 -’13
-outstanding capital stock.
In any case, where two or more
4s
A-O
have been consolidated by purchase or otherwise during the companies
17,400c...April ’08-19
l
500c..Dec
15 1910
five years
15,000c-July 1 ’07-’21
prior to the certification aforesaid, the payment severally from the earnings 4s ’04 J-J
Town-HnII-Site Loan.
4s ’04
J-D
l(*,00()c_Dec 15’07-’16 3Rls
-of each year of dividends equivalent in the
4S
A-O
$52,000c..April 1 1939
aggregate to a dividend of 5%
Miscellaneous Loans.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$644,148
upon the aggregate capital stocks of the several companies
during the 4s ’04 J-J
$9,000c.July 1 ’07-’09 Floating debt
years preceding such consolidation shall be sufficient for the
44,500
purpose of this
Water-Works.
Section.
Dividends paid to the stockholders of the West End
! TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 688,648
Street Rail4s
J-J
$91,000c
Jan 1 1912 Sinking fund
-way Company by way of rental shall be deemed to have been
99,528
earned and
J-J
92,000c ..Jan 1 15)22 Borrowing capac., Jan 1907.
paid by said West End Street Railway Company within the meaning of 4s
107,066
4s
A-O
92.000$ ..Apr 1 1924 Assessed valuation, real
%hls section.
9.254,252
4s
A-O
5,000c -.Oct 1 1926 Assessed val.,
SECTION 148.
The board of railroad commissioners shall on
personal
1,086,238
or be¬
4s
A-O
15,000c -_Oct 1 1928 Total valuation 1906
fore the 15th day of January of each
year transmit to the bank com¬
10.340,496
4s
A-O
10,000c __Oct 1 1927:
missioner a list of all street railway
(Assessment
at
actual
value.)
companies which appear from the
4s
A-O
10.000c --Oct 1 1925 Tax rate
returns made by said companies to have properly
(per $1,000) 1906
$18 10
paid, without impairment 4s *05 J-D
9,000c Dec 1 *10-’18 Population In 1900
Of assets or capital stock, the dividends required by the
8,603
preceding section.
Park Loan.
Population In 1905
SECTION 149.
The bank commissioner shall, as soon as
9,672
4s
may be after
M-N $15.000c_--Nov 1 1946
the receipt of the lists provided for in the preceding section,
INTEREST Is payable at the Faneull Hall National
prepare a list
Of such bonds Issued by any street railway
Bank, Boston.
company and certified by the
board of railroad commissioners. In accordance with the
Lucien
provisions of the ATHOL.
Clerk.
preceding section, as the bank commissioner shall deem good arid safe se¬
This town Is situated In Worcester
County.
curities for the Investments of savings banks and
—
LOANS—
institutions for savings.
When Due. ■i
Water Bonds.
Such lists shall at all times be kept open to the Inspection of the
Refunding Loans.
public.
($70,000. .Aug 1 ’07-’16
According to the requirements of Section 2 of the above Act, the Board 3 Ms
A-O
$1,250..Sept 30 1908 4s ’06 F-A( 100,000. .Aug 1 ’17-’26
of Railroad Commissioners in January 1907 announced the
A-O
VO
3Hs
6,000
Oct ’07-’09'
I 180,000..
following
roads
Aug 1 ’27-*36
•as meeting the demands of the Act (V. 84,
3.20s
A-O
l-O
p. 461):
4,500
Oct ’07-’09 BOND. DEBT Feb 1
1907._i481,200
J-J
-J
Athol & Orange Street Ry. Co.
3^s
7,500
Oct ’07-’l 1 Floating debt
Holyoke Street Ry. Co
30,650
3 «4s
A-O
l-O
Boston Elevated Ry. Co.
Pittsfield Electric Street Ry. Co.
1,550...Sept 30 1910 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907. 461,850
3.20s
A-O
Citizens’ Elec. St.Ry. of Newburyn’t. Springfield Street
2,850
Sept 30 1910 Sinking fund
Ry. Co.
20,717
A-O
Dartmouth & Westport St. Ry. Co.
33is
1.000
Oct 1 1907 Tax valuation 1906
Union Street Rv. Co.
4,219,567
Sewer Loan (outside
East Middlesex Street Ry. Co.
outside debt limit.)
West End Street Ry. Co.
i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18
80
4s
J-J
CFltchburg & Leominster St. Ry. Co.
$50,000c
July 1 1924 Population In 1900
7,061
4s
J-J
28,()00c
July 1 15)33 Population in 1905
With the above as a basis, the Bank Commissioner has
7,196
prepared a list of
INTEREST is payable in Boston, Worcester
Greenfield and Athol.
.
,
Farrar, Treasurer.
Hughes, Treasurer.
Hastings, Treasurer.
Sargent, Treas.; N.
Collins, Clerk.
•
Ereparation of a suitable building for the convenient
transaction
Edwards,
...
Treas.; Abraham Marland,
Muller,
'
’
Lord, Treasurer; George H. Foye,
~
—
F. I. Babcock, Treasurer.
ATTLEBOROUGH.
This town Is In Bristol County.
Incorporated Oct. 19 1694.
School Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
34s
M-N J30.000c_._Nov 1 1920
Stree
Bonds.
A-O
4s
$20,000c._0ct 12 1912
’06
June 11916
4s
J-D $40,000
M-S
4s
12,000c___Sept 1 1915
J-J
4s
20,000c
Jan 1 1919 GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1907..$557,000
A-O
28,800
4s
25,000c
Oct 1 1922 Floating debt
J-J
4s
35,000c&r_July 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907__ 585,800
J-J
4s
July 1 1924 Sinking fund
60,806
40,000c
524,994
J-J
4s
25,000c
July 1 1926 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
Water
debt
(incl
above)
487,000
J-J
4s
10,000c
July 1 1927
J-J
4s
13,000c
July 1 1928 Water debt sinking fund
(Included above)
40,526
15,000r
July 1 1929
34s g J-J
8,170,275
12,000c. ..July 1 1930 Tax valuation, real...'
34s g J-J
Jan 1 1921 Tax valuation, personal.. 3,380,335
10,000c
34s g J-J
11,550,610
1921 'Total valuation 1906
A-O
20,000c. ..Apr
34s
1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$ 16.60
A-O
3 4s
30,000c. ..Apr
1933 Population In 1905
A-O
4s
12,702
30,000c_ ..Oct
1934 Population In 1900
A-O
4s ’04
Oct
11,335
20,000c.
1935 i Population in 1890..
3 4s’05 M-S 100,000c. ..Mch
7,577
1935!
3 4s’05 M-N
50,000c... Nov
Bank
of Attleborough and
INTEREST Is payable at First National
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Boston.
Library Bonds.
J-J
$44,000.. ..Jan 4
A-O 175,000.. ..Oct 1
J-J
200,000.. ..Jan 1
A-O 325,000.. __Oct 1
A-O 100,000.. .Oct 1
A-O
49,500.. .Jan 1
A-O 150,500.. ..Oct 1
A-O
100,000.. ..Oct 1
34s
Boston Tunnel and Subway
3 4s ’04J-D$950,000r
June
3 4s ’05A-O 556,700
Apr
3 4s ’05J-J
1,400,000..July
3 4s ’OOA-O
11,000.--..Apr
3 4s’06 J- D 489,000
June 1
4s ’06
J-Jl.000,000
July 1
Bridge Bonds.
4s
A-0$160,000... .Oct 1
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
.
.
00055..3442
.
_
1. L. Blanchard,
AVON.
Treasurer.
Town has
This town is in Norfolk County.
Incorporated Feb. 21 1888.
no bonded debt.
WATER DEBT Jan 1 1907..$44,500 Assessed valuation 1906
Water assets and cash
6,542 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Net water debt Jan 1 1907— 37,958 Population in 1900
$941,272
20 80
1,741
This town is in Barnstable County.
Incorporated 1639.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..$126,361 | Total valuation 1906
$5,163,640
Assessed valuation, real
3,516,520 | Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$13.60
Assessed valuation, person. 1,647,120 | Population in 1905
..4,336
Treasurer.
W. L. Chenery,
Incorporated in 1859.
This town is In Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School House Bonds.
J-D $40,000c
4s
June 1 1917
4s ’04
A-O / 18,000c..Oct 1 ’07-T5
Sewer Loan.
M-N $18,000c
Nov 11924
J-J
9,000c..-July 1 1926
J-D
6,000c...June 1 1927
3 4s
J-D
20,000c.--june 2 1932
A-O
10.000c... Oct 2 1930
34s
MS
4s ’07
8,000c. ..Mch 1 1937
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
J-D $14,000c...June 1 1928
Fire Dept. Bonds.
J-D
4s
$5,500c. June 1 ’07-’l 7
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$274,750
4s
4s
4s
9.000c. .Oct 1 ’16-’24
2,000c._June, ’07-’08
30,000c-.June ’09-’23
1
J-D
3^s
3 4s
J-D
Street Loan
A-O $25,000c.__0ct
J-D
1,500c..June
M-S
/4,000c.Mch 1
1 1908
’07-’09
’08-’09
18,000c. Mch 1 ’10-T7
4s
4s
4s ’07
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
44,533
Sinking fund
Water Loans.
F-A
$1,750c
Aug 1 1907
J-D
1,500c.June 1 ’07-’09
F-A
8,000c...Aug 1 1925
J-J
6,000c...July 1 1926
J-D
5,000c.. .Dec 1 1926
J-D
7,000c
June 1 1929
J-D
l,500c_June 1 ’07-’09
J-D
2,000c Dec 1 ’07-T0
’06 J-D
5,500...Dec 1 ’07-17
Street Bor Is.
A-O $27,000c Oct 2 ’07-’l5
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
230,217
Water debt (Included)
38,250
Tax valuation, real..
4,380,320
Tax valuation, personal
1,341,845
Total valuation 1906
5,722,165
(Assessment same as actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$18 00
Population In 1905
4,361
.3,929
Population in 1900
Population In 1890
2,098
INTEREST is payable in Boston.
Henry A. Brewster, Treasurer.
County seat is Plttslield.
Incorporated April 21 1761. Value county
property Jan.l 1907, $520,225
$49,334
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07
Cash in treasury
^3,143
Refunding Building Notes.
Tax
valuation
1905
70,064,378
M-N /$30.000..Nov 1 ’07-’09
4s
\
95,667
5,000
Nov 1 1910 Population in 1900
Population in 1905.
98,330
Building Debt.
3 4s
J-D
$5,000
On demand INTEREST payable at Pittsfield.
State Highway debt
$9,334
.
New County
BEVERLY.
This city
S. H. Dow,
is in Essex County.
city May 23 1894.
LOANS—
Mayor; C. F. Lee, Treasurer.
Founded 1626; a town 1668; Incorporated
as a
When Due.
School Loans.
4s ’01
J-J
$3,000c_July 1
\ 2,000c
A-O
A-O
4s ’02
4s ’02
\
Park Loans.
J-J $30,000c_July 1 ’07-’21
4s
Town Loans.
’07-’08
J-J $793,OOOc&r.July 1 1911
M-N 15,000c__ ’08,’13&’18
4s
6s
Tuly 1 1909
1907-1909
A-O J15.000C
4s ’02
j
Street Loans.
6,000c ..1.1910-1911
1912-1916
/ 9,000c
1918-1920 4s ’03
\ 2,500c
1921
15,000c
s ’03
1907-1918
60,000c
4s ’05
M-N
9,000c
1907-1915
F-A
’02
4s
1,000c. July 1 ’07-’08
M-N
4s ’06
70,000c_May 1 ’08-’21
Sewer Loans.
4s ’93
J-J
i552,000c. July 1 *07-’19
1907-1924
J-J
4s ’00
1172,000c
<
1925
l 3,000c
1907-1929
A-O
92
000c
4s ’03
1907-1918
60,000c
s ’03.
..
f$10,000c
J-J *1
4,000c
l 42,000c
Dredging Loans.
M-N $12,000c
4s
1907-1908
1909
1910-1923
M-N/45.000C
1907-1921
4s ’03
1907-1918
t
1922
2,000c
Playground Loan.
M-S
4s
1907-1909
/$3,000c
1
1910
500c
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$1,852,500
93,000
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1’07..
1,945,500
662,536
..Apr 1 1922 Sinking fund
1,282,964
4s ’06
A-O j; 35,000. Apr 1 ’23-’27 NET DEBT Jan 1 ’07
617,000
1[ 1,000. ..Apr 1 1928 Water debt (included)
81,735
4s ’06
84,000
14,000
1907-1918 Water sink, fund (lncl.)..
Assessed
real..17,746,800
valuation,
Water Loan.
Assessed
val.,
5,478,125
personal
4s
F-A $150,000c
Feb 1 1917
23,224,925
4s ’96 M-S
4,000c_Mch 1 ’08-’09 Total valuation 1907
$18.00
4s ’03 J-J
/30,000c
1907*1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
r
2,000.
.
13,884
1922 Population in 1900
/42,000c .'...1907-1927 : Population in 1905..
1 1,000c
..1928 |
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank Boston.
\ 1,000c
3
15,222
4s’05A-O
BILLERICA.
H. A. King, Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex county.
LOANS—
•
When Due.
Town Hall Bonds.
4s
A-O $30,000c
Apr 1 1919
Water Bonds.
M-N $90,000c.._May 1 1928
4s
School Bonds.
Apr $25,000c
34s
Apr
Incorporated 1655.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07..$145,000
2,226,175
Assessed valuation 1905
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
rate
Tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$16 30
Population in 1905
Population in 1900
1921)
INTEREST is payable In Boston on water bonds at the
Trust Co. and on town-hall bonds at the Mercantile Trust Co.
..2,843
.2,775
Old Colony
John F. Fitzgerald, Mayor; Chas. H. Slattery,
City Treasurer; J. Alfred Mitchell, Auditor.
BOSTON.
City was Incorporated Feb. 23 1822.
The county of Suffolk, in which Boston is situated, contains also the city
of Chelsea and the towns of Revere and Wlnthrop.
Boston, however, re¬
ceives all the county income, pays all the county expenses, owns the county
buildings, and is responsible ror the county debt, wnlch amounted on Mar.
this county debt are Included In
SI 1907 to $3,414,000.
The details of
the following financial report for this city.
LOANS—
Park Loan.
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
J-D$700,000
A-O 200,000
A-O 301,000
J-J
250,000
J-J 500,000
A-O 450,000
J-J
99,000
A-Ol ,000,000
Park
When Due.
4s
Lands.
J-J $100,000
A-O 100,000
June 1 1921 4s
A-O
50,000
1922 4s
Apr
A-O 208,000
1922 4s
Oct
J-J
1923 4s
11,300
Jan
1923 3 4s
J-J 400,000
July
1923
3^8
J-J 600,000
Oct
Drainage Bonds.
Jan 1 1924
3
1924
1
4s
’05J-D
$600,000
Oct
4s ’06
J-J
600,000
4s
34s
34s
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
3 4s
3 4s
3
4s
3s
J. M. Leonard, Treasurer pro tem.
BARNSTABLE.
BELMONT.
21
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Apr., 1907.
July
Oct
Apr
Oct
July
1
1
1
1
1
1924
1924
1925
1925
1926
July 1 1917
Jan 1 1920
Dec 1 1935
July 1 1936
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-D
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
A-O
J-J
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-D
J-D
’04J-D
’04 J-D
34s
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s ’05J-J
3 4s ’05J-J
3 4s ’05 J-J
J-J
34s
Park
1916 4s
1922 '4s
1923 4s
1923 4s
1924 1 4s
1925 i 4s
1925 4s
1918 14s
4s
1944 4s
1945 4s
‘
1945 3s
1946 3 4s
,
>
1946,3.4s
1946 3s
.
34s
1911
1 1912
1 1918
130,000... -July 1 1919
50,000... -July 1 1921
200,000... .June 1 1932
500,000._. -July 1 1937
300,000... -Jan 1 1938
300,000... .July 1 1939
10,000... Oct 1 1934
10,000... .Oct 1 1935
90,000... .Jan
21,000... -Oct
.
30,000... .July
100,000... -Oct
50,000... -Oct
400,000... .Jan
200,000... .July
55,000... .Jan
200,000.
.June
_.
.June
200,000.
250,OOOr._ .June
28,000r._ .June
.Jan
50,000.
1,500... .Jan
100,000._. .July
1,500... .Jan
150,000... .July
48,000... -Jan
..
_.
1 1936
1 1936 ‘
1 1938
1 1940
1 1940
1 1942
1 1942
1 1943
1 1944
1 1924
1 1945
1 1935
1 1945
1 1936
1 1946
1 1937
4s ’06
J-J
3 4s ’07J-J
"Miscellaneous” Loans.
3 4s
J-J $833,000
July 1 1907
4s
A-O
13,800
Oct 1 1907
J-J
Jan 1 1908
594,400
34s
34s
34s
34s
34s
34s
3s
3
4s
34s
3s
4s
3 4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
3 4s
4s
3 4s
J-J
11,500
A-O 250,000
A-O 178,400
J-J
209,600
A-O
17,600
A-O
92,000
J-D
13,200
J-J
220
J-J
129,580
A-Ol ,599,725
J-J
62,500
July 1 1908
Oct 1 1908
Apr 1 1909
July 1 1909
Oct* 1 1909
1909
Oct
1909
Dec
Jan
Jan
..Apr
Jan
A-02,514,100
Apr
A-O 599,800
A-O 367,000
A-O 401,500
J-Jl ,115,700
J-J
589,500
A-O
3,000
A-O 192,500
M-N 223,500
J-J
45,500
A-O
3,000
J-J
309,000
J-J
203,500
A-O 169,000
J-J
130,800
A-O 299,000
J-J
80,000
A-O
18,000
A-O 228,100
J-J
531,200
A-O
8,000
A-O
10,000
J-D
J-J
404,000
A-O 133,000
A-O 310,000
J-J
459,600
J-J
290,850
Oct
Apr
Oct
Jan
July
Apr
1
1
1
1
1
1911
1911
1912
1913
1913
1914
1915
1915
1916
1916
1916
1016
Oct
Nov 30 1916
Jan 1 1917
Apr 1 1917
July 1 1917
July 1 1917
Oct 1 1917
Jan 1 1918
34s
Apr 1 1918
3 4s
July 1 1918
Oct 1 1918
34s
3 4s
Apr 1 1919
July 1 1919
34s
3s
Oct 1 1919
3 4s
Oct 1 1919
3 4s
Dec 1 1919
3s
Jan 1 1921
3s
Apr 1 1921
3s
Oct 1 1921
July 1 1921
34s
3s
Jan 1 1922
J-Dl.339.000
June 1 1922
34s
A-O 152,600
Oct 1 1922
34s
A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1928
34s
J-J
782,500
Jan 1 1923
34s
A-O
185,000
Apr 1 1923
34s
J-Dl ,741,700
June 1 1923
34s
A-O
35,000
Oct 11923
34s
J-J
Jan 1 1924
363,800
34s
J-J
3s
Jan 1 1931
75,000
J-J1,000,000
July 1 1931
34s
J-J
3s
140,000
Jan 1 1932
A-O
3s
56,000
Apr 1 1932
J-D 200,000
June 11932
34S
J-J
5,000
July 1 1932
34s
A-O
50,000
Oct 1 1932
34s
J-J
1,460,000
Jan 1 1934
34s
3 4s ’04J-D
66,000r___June 1 1924
3 4s ’04J-D
June 1 1924
75,000r
3 4s ’04J-D 325,OOOr...June 1 1924
3 4s ’04A-O
24,000 ..'..Oct 1 1924
3 4s ’04A-O
63,700
Oct 1 1934
3 4s ’05J-J
130,000
Jan 1^1935
3 4s ’05J-J
600,000
Jan 1 1935
Dec 1 1925
320.000
34s ’05J-D
3 4s ’06J-J
Jan 1 1926
3 4s ’06J-D
June 1 1926
2,000
4s ’06
J-J
July 1 1926
150,000
3 4s ’05J-D
33,000
Dec. 1 1935
3 4s ’06J-D
13,950
Dec 1 1926
Jan
3 4s ’07J-J
493,500
1927
,
Park Bonds.
J-J $343,000.. ..Jan 1
A-O 913,000.. ..Apr 1
J-J
500,000.. _.Jan,
A-O
75,000.. ..Apr 1
A-O 500,000.. .Oct 1
J-Jl ,000,000.. ..Jan 1
4s
A-O
4s
50,000.. .Oct 1
A-O
20,000.. ..Apr 1
34S
A-O
55,000.. ..Oct 1
34s
A-O
25,000.. ..Oct 1
34s
J-J
30,000.. __Jan 1
34s
A-O
15,000.. ..Apr 1
34s
J-D 200,000.. ..June ! 1
3 4s
Jan 1
J-J
170,000..
34s
J-J
500,000.. ..Jan 1
34s
1
..Jan
J-J
3 4s
450,000..
A-O
50,000.. ..Apr 1
34s
Oct 1
A-O 450,000..
34s
A-O
29,000.. ..Oct 1
3 4s
J-J
500,000.. ..July 1
34s
J-J 561,000.. ..Jan 1
34s
J-J
130,000.. ..July 1
34s
Jan 1
J-D
#
3s
74,000..
J-D
75,000.. ..June! 1
34s
J-J
5,000.. ..July 1
34s
J-J
25,000.. ..Jan 1
34s
36,300.. ..Oct 1
34s ’04
15,000.. ..July 1
34s ’05J-J
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
.
_
..
_
_
._
,
.
1913
1913
1914
1914
1914
1925
1927
1916
1916
1922
1923
1923
1923
1934
1927
1928
1928
1928
1915
1929
1930
1930
1932
1933
1934
3s
3 4s
Construction
J-J $450,000
A-O
5,000
J-J
5,000
A-O
40,000
J-J
480,500
A-O
16,000
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
3,500
439,500
16,400
44,100
500,000
25,000
151,000
49,000
154,000
46,000
25,000.
263,000.
Highways
4s ’06
4s
4s ’06
Jan 1 191*
Apr
1918
July
1918
Oct
Jan
1918
1 1919
Apr
July
Jan
1919
1919
1 1920
1
1
1
1
1
1
Jan
Jan
1 1931
1 1937
‘$31,000. ...July
1
Oct 1
243,200.
Jan 1
150,000.
4s
350,000.
July 1
Oct 1
4s
150,000.
4s
500,000.
July 1
4s
700,000. ...July 1
Jan 1
3 4s
500,000.
3 4s
825,000.
July 1
Jan 1
3 4s
750,000.
3 4s
5,000.
July 1
Oct 1
3 4s
6,000.
650.
Jan 1
34s
3 4s
44,800. ....Apr 1
3 4s
Jan 1
J-J
518,000.
3 4s
J-J
661,000.
July 1
J-J
3s
3,554.
July 1
Jan 1
3s
J-J
150,000.
3s
A-O 300,000.
Apr 1
3 4s
J-J
600,000.
July 1
A-O 220,000.
Oct 1
3s Jan 1
3s
J-J
126,000.
June 1
J-D 650,000.
34s
Oct 1
A-O
5,000.
34s
3 4s
J-J
500,000...Dec 31
J-J
5,000
Jan 1
34s
J-D 500,000
June 1
34s
3 4S
J-J
Jan 1
170,000
3 4s ’04J-D 600,000r_..June 1
3 4s ’05J-J
19,000
July 1
3 4s ’05A-O
9,500....Oct 1
3 4s ’05J-D 533,000
Dec 1
3 4s ’05J-J
33,000....Jan 1
4s ’06
J-J
500.000
July 1
Pub. Inst’s and City Hospital
3 4s
J-J $38 500....July 1
3 4s
J-J
8,000
July 1
3 4s
J-D
14,900
Dec 1
3 4s
A-O
10,000
Apr 1
4s
A-O 136,500
Oct 1
J-J
4s
250,000
July 1
4s
A-O
42,000
Oct 1
4s
A-O
Apr 1
15,000
4s
A-O 400,000
Oct 1
3 4s
J-J
27,000
July 1
3 4s
J-J
101,000
Jan 1
3 4s
July 1
J-J
23,000
3 4s ' J-J
14,500
July 1
A-O
3s
40,000
Apr 1
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
A-O
..,
—
3
1920
1920
1921
1921
1929
1929
1930
1930
July
Oct
Jan
Jan
Apr
July
July
July
1912
1912
1913
1913
1913
1915
1916
1917
1919
1928
1928
1928
1929
1929
1930
1930
1930
1931
1931
1931
1931
1932
1932
1932
1932
1933
1933
1934
1934
1935
1935
1935
1935
1936
1908
1909
1909
1910
1911
1912
1912
1915
1915
1917
1918
1918
1919
1921
4,000....June 1 1926
4s’06 J-D
School Houses and Sites.
4s
4s
4s
A-O$500,000
3 4s
3s
4s
4s
3 4s
3 4s
A-O 100,000
A-O 250,000
J-J
300,000
A-O 100,000
J-J
500,000
J-J
150,000
J-J 500,000
A-O 650,000
25,000
34s
J-J
A-O 300,000
34s
3 4s
J-J 475,000
3s
J-J
21,650
A-O 278,350
3s
J-J
3s
5,000
3 4s
JJ 250,000
3s
J-J
200,000
34s
J-Dl ,000,000.1
J-J
4s
500,000
3 4s
J-Jl ,500,000
3 4s’04J-Dl ,500,000r
3 4s '05J-J
505,200
3 4s ’05A-O
54,000
3 4s ’05J-J1.500.000
3
4s‘07J&J
Franklin
50,000
__
Apr 1 1911
Oct 1 1914
Jan 1 1917
Oct 1 1917
Oct 1 1921
July 1 1926
July 1 1927
Jan 1 1928
Oct 1 1928
July 1 1929'
Oct 1 1929
Jan 1 1930
July 1 1930
Oct 1 1930
Jan 1 1931
July 1 1931
Jan 1 1932
June 1 1932
July 1 1935
Dec 31 1932
June 1 1944.
Jan 1 1945
Apr 1 1945
July 1 1945Jan 11937
Union Bonds.
34s’06 J-D $100,000
June 1 1926
Stony Brook, &c., Impt. Bonds.
4s
4s
A-0$500,000
Oct
1 1917
1913
1937
34s
1938
34s
34s
Rapid Transit.
1934
4s
A-O $50,000
Oct
1935
4s
A-01000,000
Apr
1936
34s
J-J 250,000
Jan
1936
3 4s
A-O 500,000
Apr
1936
34s
A-01500,000
Oct
3 4s
J-J 1000,000
.July 1 1937
3 4s
J-J 200,000
Jan 1 1938
3 4s
A-O 200,000
Apr 1 1938
3 4s
J-J
50,000
July 1 1940
3s
A-O 250,000
Oct 1 1941
J-J
Jan 1 1942
3s
201.000
J-D 500,000
June 11942
34s
3 4s
J-J 300,000
Jan 1 1943
3 4s
J-D 1300,000
June 11943
3 4s
50,000
Jan 1 1944
J-J
3 4s '04J-D 133,000r_..June 1 1944
1945
3 4s ’05J-J
100,000 ....July
1947
3 4s ’07J-J
75,000 ...Jan
Sewerage Bonds.
1911
...Jan
1
J-J $150,000
3s
4s
A-O 421,000 ...Oct 1 1911
J-J
4s
Jan 1 1912
250,000
J-J
July 1 1914
4s
50,000
A-O
4s
67,650
Apr 1 1915
J-J
4s
35,000
July 1 1916
A-O
25,000
Apr 1 1908
348
J-J
500,000
July 1 191934s
A-O
41,000...Oct 15 1916
4s
J-D 100,000
June 11922
34s
J-J
Jan 1 1928
500.000
34s
J-J
500,000
July 1 1928
34s
J-Jl,000,000
..July 1 192934s
J-J
100,000
Jan
1 1930
34s
A-O 109,000
Apr 1 1930
34s
J-J
July 1 1930’
791,000
34s
J-Dl ,000,000
3 4s
June 1 1932
J-Dl ,000,000
June 1 1938
34s
3 4s ’04J-D200,000r
June 1 1934
30 000
A-O
J-J
84,000
J-J
100,000
J-J
350,000
48’04J-D1,000,000r... June
’05J-J 800,000
July
’05J-D 200,000
Dec
4s ’06
J-J 749,000
July
3
3 4s
3 4s
1 1944
1 19351 1935*
1 1936
22
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES
LOANS—
When hue.
Street &c. Bonds.
Water Debt—Cochi tua te Water.
5s
J-J
$1,000
Jan 1 1874
6s
j-j
$1,000... .July
1907 3^s
J-J
22,000
Jan 1 1909
5s
A-O
1 ,000... .Oct
1 11)07 3 Ms
J-J
1,000
Jan 1 1010
5s
A-O
12,000... .Apr
1008 4s
A-O 335,000
Oct 1 1911
4 Ms
A-O 268,000... .Oct 1 1000 4s
A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1912
4s
J-J
82,000.
1 1000 4s
.July
A-O
260,500
4s
Apr 1 1013
A-O 277,000...
.Apr 1 1010 4s
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1014
4s
A-O 324,000.__ .Apr
1012 4s
J-J
100,000
4s
July
1 1914
A-O
56,000... .Oct 1 1013 4s
A-O 100,000
Oct 1 1914
4s
J-J
450,000... .Jan 1 1014 4s
A-O
50,000
Oct 1 1914
4s
A-O
18,500... .Apr 1 1014 4s
J Jl,000,000
4s
July 1 1935
A-O
16,000... .Oct 1 1014 4s
J-Jl.000,000
4s
July 1 1036
A-O
45,700... .Apr 1 1015 3^S
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1017
4s
A-O
23,000... .Oct 1 1915 3Ms
J-J
297.000
Jan 1 1937
4s
J-J
8,000... .Jan 1 1916 3 Ks
J-J
181,480
4s
July 1 1918
A-O
28,500... .Apr 1 1016 3 M S
A-O
4,500
Oct 1 1918
4s
A-O
11,300... .Oct 1 1916 3s
A-O
18,000
Oct 1 1931
4s
J-J
21,000... .Jan
1017 3s
J-J
42,000
Jan
1 1932
4s
A-O
6,000... .Apr
1917 3Ms
J-D 150,000....June 1
1932
4s
J-J
7,000... .July 1 1917 3 Ms
J-D 200,000
4s
July
1
1038
A-O 158,700... .Oct 1 1917 3
J-D
J^s
500,000
June 1 1033
4s
J-J
20,000... .Jan
1918 3Ms ’04J-D
100,000r_..June 1 1044
4s
A-O
6,300... .Apr
1018 3Hs ’05J-J
10,000
Jan 1 1035
4s
A-O
95,000... .Oct 1 1918 3Ms '06J-J
100,000
Jan 1 1036
4s
A-O 200,000... .Apr 1 1919 4s
'06
J-J
650,000
4s
July 1 1021
A-O 215,000... .Oct
1919 4s ’06
J-J
100,000
4s
July 1 1936
A-O 303,000... .Oct
1920 3 Ms ’07
50,000
Jan 11037
4s
A-O 100,000... .Apr
1921 3 Ms ’07J-J
250,000
Jan
1 1922
4s
A-O 162,500... .Oct
1921 3 Ms *07J-J
27,650
Jan 11927
4s
J-J
100,000... .Jan 1 1922
Qrade
Bonds
Crossing
4s
A-O
75,000... .Apr
1922 3Ms '05J-D
$757,000
4s
Dec 1 1925
A-O 202,000... .Oct
1022
Playground
Bonds.
4s
A-O
26,275... .Oct
1923 ;3Ms’06
$170,000. ..June 1 1936
4s
A-O 526,225... .Oct
1924
Court House Bonds.
3**6
A-O 275,000._‘_ .Apr
1917 4s
A-0$700,000
3 Ms
Oct 1 1918
J-J
100,000... .July
4s
J-J
406,000
3Ms
July 1 1922
M-N 30,000... .Nov 15 ’19 3
Ms
A-O
800,000
3 Hs
Oct
1 1919
M-N 92,000... .Nov 30 ’19
4s
A-O
75,000
3 Ms
Oct 1 1923
A-O
6,000... .Oct 1 1919 4s
J-J
40,000
3Ms
July
1
1924
J-J
120,000... .Jan
1920 3 Ms
A-O 800,000
Apr 1 1937
3hs
A-O
25,000.
.Oct 1 1927 3Ms
J-J
100,000
3Ms
July 1 1938
J-J
410,000... -July
3s
A-O 493,000-.Oct 1 ’07-’35
Charles Ri ver Basin.
AND TOWNS.
[VOL.
I,XXXI.V
'
2M%
less
POPULATION—1905,
In 1880,
$81,469,406
BRAINTREE.
11,990,700
$101,499,856
32,904,438
..$68,595,418
$101,436,606
32,615,246
-
BRISTOL COUNTY.
County
■
$68,821,360
Years—
1006
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1895
1890
1880
1870
Heal.
$1
-Assessed ValuationPersonal.
.044,802.700
1.021,417,700
1,006,122,000
985,560,300
957,496,000
902,486,700
744,743,550
619,990,275
437,370,100
365,593,100
Rate of Tax
Total.
$244,813,187
238.313,982
230,915,951
234,807,023
233,777,716
per
$1,289,705,887
1,259,731.682
1,237,038,851
1,220,457,323
1,191,274,616
1,129,130,762
951,362,519
226,644,062
206,618,969
202,051,525
202,092,395
218,406,300
$1,000.
$15
16
15
14
90
00
20
80
80
70
80
30
20
30
14
14
12
13
15
15
822,041.800
639,462,495
584,089,400
The tax rate for 1905
Includes the State tax $1 87 per
$0 03; the city tax
$1,000; the county
proper, $13 20; total, $16.
DEBT AND TAX
in Boston are limited
Chapter 399 of the ActsLIMITATIONS.—Taxes
by
of 1900 as follows
(approved June 26 1900):
SECTION l. The taxes
assessed on property, exclusive
of the State tax,
county tax and sums required
by law to be raised on account of
debt shall not exceed In
the city
any year in the city of Boston
other city $12, on
$10 50, and in any
every $1,000 of the average of the
of the taxable
assessors’ valuations
property therein for the preceding
for each year
years, the valuation
being first reduced by the amount three
of all abatements allowed
thereon previous to the
thirty-first day of December in the
said assessment, and
year preceding
any order of appropriation
ment than Is herein
requiring a larger assess¬
limited shall be void.
SECTION 2. Chapter 178 of
the Acts of the year 1885
of the Acts of the
and Chapter 281
year 1887 are hereby
repealed.
The new law, in
repealing
Chapter
178
of the Laws of 1885,
special Act limiting the indebtedness
of the City of Boston to repealed a
assessed valuation,
2% of the
&c., &c.
Boston consequently Is now
tion 2. Chapter 312, Laws
subject to Sec¬
of 1885 (Sec. 3,
Revised Statutes), which
Chapter 27, of the 1902 edition
places the debt limitation at
assessors’ valuations of the
2M% of the average
taxable property for the
Reference to this section of the
preceding three years.
Revised Statutes will
be found In our re¬
marks under the State of
The foregoing limitationMassachusetts.
is of course exclusive of
debts created for water
supply, and further exceptions have
been made from year to
ent
year by differ¬
Legislatures, authorizing bonds outside
of
the
debt limit for various
purposes, especially enumerated.
It Is proper to state
that under Chapter
93, Acts of 1891, the
authorized to anticipate its
Is
authority to-borrow money within Its debtcity
for any current
limit
municipal year.
NEW LOANS
following Is a summary of loans
auiuorized but not AUTHORIZED.—The
Issued as of March 31 1907:
Inside
Purpose of Issue—
Outside
Debt Limit.
Sc::ool houses, &c
Debt Limit.
South Union Station
$887,000
425,000
Bridges
37,000
Hospitals
Bath department
103,000
tax
30,000
Rapid Transit (Chapter 187, Laws
1905)
Sewers
_
141,000
1,200,000
Total
$ 1,482,000
In addition to
$1,341,000
above, loans have been authorized
outside of debt limit
•without limit as to
amount, for Cambridge
bridge, sewerage charges,
Atlantic Avenue extension and
Boston
Avenue, Sleeper Street and Brookline Tunnel and Subway and Northern
Street bridge bonds.
issued to date are
The amounts
$1,500,000,
-
-
$415,000. $525,000. $4,469,850,
$110,000
$48,000 respectively.
BORROWING POWER.—The
city’s borrowing
shown in the
following statement:
Total debt, city and
county
Lees special loans
(outside of limit)
Less county loans
(outside of limit)
Less Cochituate water
debt
power March 31
$50,199,750
2,921,000
4,533.500
00
oo
00
Total deductions
excludlngjdebts
00
19 held for loans
4s ’06
F-A
4 *4S ’97A-0
4 Ms ’06J-D
4 Ms ’08J-D
3 }4s ’04F-A
4s *03
A-O
4s '02
M-N
outside of limit
.
.
3%s ’95M-S $10,000...Sept 6 1907
3.60s’98M-S 160,000...Sept 23 1907
4%s ’03A-O
10,000...Oct 29 1907
60,000
3 34s ’05M-N
25 1907
100,000...Apr 22 1908 4 Ms *07F-A 40,000.-.Not
40,000...Feb 27 1911
80,000.-June 16 1908
Building
Notes.
20,000...June 18 1908 4s '04 A-O
21 1907
20.000...Sept 28 1907 4s ’05 F-A $40,000...Oct
30,000
Aug 2 1910
20,000...Oct 29 1908 BONDED DEBT
20,000...Nov 20 1907 Tax valuation In Jan. 1 ’07 $890,000
1905...209,715,865
20,000...Aug 21 1907 Population In 1900
252,029
100,000...Sept 1 1007 Population In 1905..
269,005
21 1907
7 1908
Feb 7 1908
J. S.
11
$28,001 ,033 80
Kent, Mayor; W. H Emerson, Treasurer.
Incorporated April 9 1881.
Drainage Bonds (continued) —
F-A
$4,000r Aug 1 ’07-’14
J-J
6,500r July 1 ’07-’19
334s " A-O ' 4,000c Apr 1908-1911
’07-’16 3 34 s
J-D
7,000r
Department.
$7,000r
1907-1913
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s*
4s
A-O $40,000r Oct 1
J-D
16,000r June 1 ’07-*22 -3 34s
13,000r
J-D
7,000r June 1 ’07-’13;3J4s
3,500r
A-O
28,800r Apr 15 ■nB.*9t-3^s
’08-’23
>05
O.OOOr
M-N 24,000r Nov 1 ’07-’22
Water Bonds.
M-N 40,000r Nov 1 ’07-’22
A-O $90,000c
School Bonds.
J-J
50,000c
4s
J-J
$20,800r July 1 ‘07-T6
M-N 75,000c
4s
F-A
l,000r Aug
1
1907
M-N 25,000c
334S
34s
334s
334s
M-N 19,800r May 1 ’08-’19
J-D
28,000r June
’07-’20
A-O
7,000c Apr 1 ’08-’14
A-O
ll,000r
1907-1917
3 34s
A-O
32,000r
1008-1917
3 34s’04 F-A
85,000c Feb
1908-’24
Street Improvement Bonds.
334s
M-N $30,000r May 1 '08-’19
3 34 s
A-O
12,000c Apr ’08 to ’13
3 34s
A-O
12,000r Apr
1908-'13 i 4s
3
334s
334s
3 34 s
j-D"
12,000r
6,000r
1907-1912
1907-1912
1905-1923
1 ’07-’15
24,000c
334s’05 F-A
18,000r_Aug
Sewer Bonds.
4s
F-A
$8,000r Aug 1 ’07-’22
4s
J-D
25,500r June 1 ’07-’23
4s
J-J
136,000r July 1 ’07-’23
4s
A-O 110.OOOr Apr 1 ’08-’24
4s
A-O
80,000r Apr 1 ’08-’23
4s
M-N 20,000r May 1 ’08-’27
334s
15,000r
1907-1921
3 34s
15,000r
1908-1922
3 34s
15.000c-_c_1909-1923
3 34s
M-N
6,500r May 1907-T9
334s
A-O
30,800r Apr ’08 to ’29
3 34s
A-O
23,000c Apr 1908-1930
3 34s’05 F-A
28.000r.Feb 1 ’08-’35
Drainage Bonds.
4s
J-J
$7,500r July 1 *07-’09
4s
M-N 14,300r Nov 20 ’07-’19
4s
J-D
2,500r June 1 ’07-’ll
'
4s
J-D
3,200r June 1 ’07-’22 1
4s
M-S
12,800r Sept 1 '07-’22
c
M-N
M-N
A-O
A-O
M-N
M-N
M-S
1907-1913
1907-1932
1907-1909
1907-1915
Apr
July
May
May
20,000c May
10,000c May
68,000c Apr
15
1910
15 1912
1 1914
1,1915
15 1918
15 1919
1920
5,000c Oct
1920
25,000c May
1921
20,000c May
1922
25,000c Mch
1923
J-D
62,000c Dec
10 1923
A-O
25,000c Apr
1 1924
A-O
25,000c Apr
1925
4s
A-O
25,000c Oct
1925
4s
M-N 25,000c May
1926
4s
M-N 25,000c May
1927
4s
F-A
15,000c Aug
1927
4s
F-A
10,000c Aug
1928
4s
M-N 110,000c Nov
1 1932
4s
J-J
27,000c July
1 1933
3 34s
J-J
50,000c July
1 1916
3 34s
M-N 15,000c May
1 1917
J-D
334s
10,000c June
1 1929
3 34s
M-N 12,000c Nov
1 1929
334s
M-S
15,000c Mch
1 1930
334s
A-O
13,000c Apr
1931
334s
J-D
15,000c June
1931
3Ms
A-O
75,000c Apr
1932
3 34s
F-A
15,000c Aug
1932
334s
M-N 190,000c&r Nov
1932
3 34s
J-J
3,000r July
1933
3 34s’04 F-A 165,000c Feb
1934
3 34s’04 J-J
25,000c July
1934
334s’05 F-A
50,000c Feb
1935
3 34s’05 F-A
25,000r Aug
1935
334s’06 A-O 25,000
1936
Apr
Stable Bonds.
A-O $12,000c
INTEREST Is paid at the office of 3J4s
the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
FUND, &c.—
Dec. 1 ’06.
Gross city debt
$2,883,050
Bonds outside debt limit*
2 182,800
Bonded debt lnshde debt limit
$700,250
Debt limit 2 34% average
3-year valuation
793,814
Borrowing capacity
*
Apr 1908-1913
Dec. 1 ’05.
$2,850,000
2,204,600
$645,400
771,030
$93,564
$125,630
•
Bonds outside of debt limit
consist of $1,490,000 water,
$558,200 sewer,
part of City Hall debt to the
amount of $117,600, and
debt. $22,000.
drainage department
The city has no
floating debt and the amount of sinking fund Dec.
1 1906,
$5-3,565. was all applicable to the
payment of the water debt.
owns property valued in
The city
1906 at
$1,672,715.
ASSESSED
ascertained.
VALUATION.—Assessment
Real
Years—
1906
1005
1004
1900
1890
1882
Estate.
27,294;
26,360,270
24,414,700
14,997.605
In
1880
BROOKLINE.
it
1905
was
near
Property.
$5,081,184
5,093,125
5,513,993
3,524,624
2,407,907
27,054.130
POPULATION.—In
was
as
Personal
$29,186,055
actual value
Total'
Valuation.
$35,168,139
32,147,255
31,883,263
27,039,414
17,495,602
9,150,702
47,782; In 1900 It was 40,063;
13,608; in 1870 It was 8,007.
was
George H. Worthley,
as
mu
be
Rate of Tax
per
$1,000.
$19 70
20 40
19 70
20 10
15 20
16 66 2-3
in 1890 It
Treasurer
This town is In Norfolk
County.
Incorporated 1705.
LOANS—
When Due.
Park Bonds.
Miscellaneous.
4s
J- J J
3 9-16s J-D $874,400
$3,500r...July 1 1907
1907-1914
3 ,20s
l 14,000c.-July 1 ’08-11
J-D
14,900..
Dec ’0.7- 08 4 s
F-A
3 ,10s
12,000...
J-J
Aug 1 '07-10
30,000.
J an ’08- 11 4s
J-J
3 Ms
4,000c
Jan 1 ’08-11
J-J
16,000.. .Jan 1 ’08- 23 4s
M-S
3 .15s
20.000...
Mch
J-J
1 ’08-12
37,500.. .Jan 1 ’08- 12 3 Ms
J-D
3 Ms
37,500. .June 15 ’07-12
J-J
7,200.. .Jan 1 ’08- 13 3
Ms
J-J
8,640
3 Ms
Jan 1 '08-15
J-J
24,000.. _Jan 1 '08- 13 3 Ms
J-J
3 Hs
80.000
Jan 1 '08-23
J-J
10.>00.. .Jan 1 ’08- 13
Play
3 Ms’01 J-J
93,500c. .Jan 1 '08- 24 3 Ms
M-N $25,000
School Bonds.
Nov 1 1918
3.10s
M-S
3 Ms
25,000
J-J
Mch 1 1910
$24,000.. ..Jan
-13 3.15s
’08
J-J
3 Ms’04' J-J
100,000
July 1 '13-22
56,000c. ..Jan ’08 14 3 Ms
J-J
80 oooc
Jan 1 ’08-23
•
.
14,944,572
.
1685.
Bridge Notes (continued) —
Bridge Notes.
5 14s ’99J-D
$20,000...June
4s ’09
F-A
40,000
Feb
..
deducted
Pratt, Treasurer.
Incorporated
When Due.
.
57,654,250*00
:Sinking funds, less $16,312,920
as above (water
loans. &c.)
Net debt,
1907 Is
$101,499,856
;
and
-
Geo. F.
Taunton.
334s
City Hall
$67,523,670
„
seat Is
LOANS—
Fire
31,690,239
Monk,
-
This city Is In Plymouth
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
$99,213,856
The following table shows the
amount of the gross funded
funds and the net debt on
debt, sinking
Jan. 31 for the
following years:
Y ars.
Gross Debt.
Sinking Funds.
190?
Net Debt.
$101,436,606 00
$32,615,246 00
1906
$68,821,360 00
09,213,856 00
31,690,239
00
1905..
67,523,617 00
94,118,606 00
30,383,612 00
1904
63,734,904 00
88,149,106 00
28,563,826 00
1902
_■
59,585,280
00
79,054,072 28
30,504,853 02
1900
49,450,119
26
86,066,570 00
27,607,062 00
1890
59,269,517 00
22
53,930,095
22,505,508
72
1881
31,424,406 50
40,049,332 18
14,511,849 19
26,437,482 90
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
city’s assessed valuation of real estate
.and personal
property and tax rate have been as follows:
Benj. F. Dyer, Treas.; Henry
.
BROCKTON.
Inc. above.
560,892; In 1890, 448,477;
..
3%s '96F-A
3%s ’97M-S
$89,111,606
6,671,250
3,431,000
was
A.
Cl’k.
This town Is In Norfolk
County. Incorporated In 1640.
LOANS—
When Due.
Municipal Lighting Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s ’93
A-O $16,500c.
4s ’88
Apr 5 1923
J-J
$100,000c._-Jan 1 1918! BONDED DEBT
Jan 1 ’07_$272,5bu
4s *91
J-D
150,000c--June 1 1921 Note debt.
4s ’96
79,200
F-A
6,000r.. Aug 1 1926 ' TOTAL DEBT
Jan 1 ’07... 351,700
Electric Light Notes.
I Sinking funds
4s
122,800
M-N $2,000r
May
1907 I NET DEBT Jan 1 ’07
3 34s
228,900
M-S
3,400r
Sept 1 1909 Total value town property,
3 34S
M-S
7,800r_Sept
1
1907-08
estimated
334s
431,000
J-D
5,000r_._June 30 TO Tax valuation 1906
5,039,666
Municipal Notes.
Total tax (per $1,000)
3^s
1006..$22.40
M-S
$6,500r
Sept 1 ’07-9 Population In 1905
3 34s
6,877
F-A
20,000r
On demand Population In
1000
4s
5 981
2,500r
On demand
Interest Is payable in Boston.
3.62 34s J-D
32,000
1907-1914
Jan. 31 1906
4,562,500
3,414,000
3,414,000
12,078,850
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds, &c
Netdebt...
Jan. 31 1907
593,598; in 1900 it
362.839; In 1870, 250,526.
BRADFORD (See City of Haverhill).
3 .Hi s *04
$81,473,506
4,533,500
$31,320,252 75
28,901,033 89
$2,419,218 86
as estimated
Mch. 31 1907
2,425,357 17
Bonds to the amount of
$1,482,000 Inside of the debt limit have been
authorized, but are not yet Issued.
..
Mch. 311907
years,
Right to borrow Mch.31 1907 under
Chap.312, Acts of 1885
Right to borrow under Chap. 93, Acts
of 1891
..
J-D $500 000r. .June
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—
City debt proper
Cochltuate water debt
County debt
Rapid transit debt
$1,252,810,110 (average valuation for three
abatements)
on
Net debt, as above
..
APE.. 1907.
j
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When due.
Street Bonds.
Water Scrip.
3.15s
A-O $60,000
April ’08-’10
4s
J-J
$75,922 ..July 1 ’07-23 3.10s
J-D
17,500..June 1 ’07-’l 1
4s
J-J
14,000 ...Jan 1’08-21 3%s ’04J-J
14,000.._Jan 1 ’08-’14
J-D
3%s
33,040..June 15’06-22 3.4s ’05 J-J
33,040
16,000..Jan 1 ’08-’15
3 9-16s J-D
18,000
Bridge Notes.
3 9-16s J-J
7,500
Jan 1 ’08-17 i 3.9s
A-O $13.750
Oct ’07-’17
A-O
3%s
11,400 ..Aug 1 ’07-25 3.4s
M-S
27,500
Mcli ’08-’18
3.35s
J-J
Jan 1 ’08-18
7,700
School Notes
J-J
3Ks
22,000 ...Jan 1 ’08-18 3^s
M-N $40,000..May 1 ’08-’15
3.10s
J-D
18,000 ..June 1’07-21 3 J^s
J-J
20,000..Jan 1 ’08-’15
J-J
3Hs
59,200 ...Jan 1 ’08-23 3^8
M-N 13,500
May’07-’15
3^s’04 J-J
34,000 ...Jan 1’07-24
3.4s ’05 J-J
9,000
9,000.
Janl’08-10!
INTEREST on cc
coupon bonds Is payable at First National Bank of
her bi
Boston; on other
bonds by Town Treasurer.
,
TOTAL DEBT, F.NKING FUND, ETC.—
Feb. 1 ’07. Feb. 1 ’06. Fob. 1 *05. Feb. 1 ’04.
$1,337,552 $1,494,313 $1,620,474 $1,543,335
Deduct water debt..
309,762
339.724
332,243
319,205
Total debt
Net debt as defined by law..$1,027,790
Net debt alio wed by law
2,798,469
$1,162,070 $1,280,750 $1,224,130
2,725,572
2,648,244
2,615.187
Available balance.
..$1,770,679 $1,563,502 $1,367,494 $1,391,057
TOWN PROPERTY.—The value of town property on Feb. 1 1907,
Including buildings, parks, water works, etc., amounted to $5,770,559.
The water works are valued at $1,098,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION and tax rate have been as follows:
-Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
Years—
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1906
$64,363,600
$28,917,200
$93,280,800
$9 00
1905
2 7,756,500
63,095,900
90,852,400
12 00
1904
61,842,600
26,432,200
88,274,800
10 50
1903
59,965,200
27.207.700
87.172.900
10 00
1902
57,915,100
28.178.700
86,093,800
10 00
1900
54,453,100
23,499,800
77.952,900
10 20
1896..
45,782,700
15,129,300
60,912,000
12 40
POPULATION.—In 1905, 23,424; In 1900, 19,935; In 1890, 12,103,
Water debt (additional)
Sinking funds
W.
G.
Ward well,
Mayor; William
Ballinger, Treasurer; Harry T. Upham, Auditor.
W.
This city Is In Middlesex County.
Incorporated March 17 1846.
LOANS—
When Due.' LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Loan (Outside Limit).
Park Bonds (Outside Limit)—Con.
4s
A-O $10,000r___0ct
1 1917 4s
A-O $40,000r___0ct
1 1926
4s
J-J
M-S 100,000r...Sept 1 1937
100,000c...July 1 1918 3 4s
4s
M-S 100,000c...Sept 1 1918 3 4s
M-N 50,000r
Nov 1 1937
4s
M-S 115,000c.._Mch 1 1919 34s
F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1938
4s
M-N
J-D
5,000r__.Nov 1 1920 3 4s
50,000r___June 1 1938
4s
J-J
F-A 100,000r
60,000c
July 1 1921 34s
Aug 1 1939
4s
F-A
J-J
10,000c...Aug 1 1923 3 4s
50,000r
July 2 1940
3 4s
J-J
50,000r
M-N 50,000r
July 1 1939 3 4s
Nov 1 1940
J-J
34s
M-N 100.000r_._Nov 1 1941
100.000r_..July 2 1940 3 4s
3s
F-A 100,000r
1941
Feb 1
J-J
34s
48,000r
July 1 1942
M-N 100,000r
34s
Nov 1 1941 34s
F-A
50,000r
Apr 1 1943
3 4s
J-J
100,000c&r_July 1 1942 34s’04 M-S 25,000r...Sept 1 1944
3 4s
J-J
5j0,000r
Jan 1 1943 34s’04 M-N
6.000r_..Nov 1 1944
A-O
34s
50,000r__.Apr 1 1943 34s’05 M-N 45,000r___May 1 1945
3 4s
F-A
50,000c...Aug 1 1943 3 4s’05 F-A
5.000r___Aug 1 1945
3 4s’04 J-J
100,000r
Jan 1 1944 3%s'05 A-O
5,000r
Apr 1 1945
34s’04 M-N 200,000c
May 1 1944 4s '06
M-S
25,000
Sept 1 1946
3 4s’04 F-A 150,000r._.Auer 1 1944;
Paving Bonds.
34s’04 M-N 28.000r_._May 1 1934 34s
A-O $20,000r___0ct 1 1907
3 4s’05 M-N 150,000r___May 1 1945,
School Bonds.
34s’05 J-D 100.000r__.Dec 1 1945 4s
F-A $81,000c&r_Aug 11914
4s ’06
F-A 200,000
A-O
Aug 1 1946 4s
35,OOOr___Oct 1 1915
3 4s ’06J-J
20,000
Jan 1 1946 4s
A-O
43,000r
Oct 1 1916
4-s ’06M-S
5,000
J-J
45.000r
.Sept 1 1946 3 4s
July 1 1909
Building Loan.
3 4s
M-N 32.000r__.Nov 1 1909
4s
F-A $37,000c&r_Aug 1 1914 3 4s
M-N 36,000r
Nov 1 1910
4s ’
A-O
25.OOOr_._Oct 1 1915 3 4s
M-N 30.000r___Nov 1 1911
4s
A-O
Oct
1 1916 34s
60,000r
J-J
100.000r__.July 1 1917
34s
A-O
M-N
9,500r_._Nov 1 1907
3,000r___Apr 1 1923 34s
3 4s’04 A-O
A-O
25,000c...Apr 1 1924 4s
6,000r___Oct 1 1916
34s’04 M-N
F-A 142,000r___Aug 1 1918
5,000r_._May 1 1924 3 4s
Metropolitan Park Ass’n Loan—P3%s
M-N 100.000r___May 2 1918
(Outside Limit.)
3 4s
J-D
50,000r__ .June 1 1918
3 4s
F-A
46,000r
Aug 1 1932 3 4s
J-J
42,000r_..July 1 1919
Bonds.
3
Municipal
M-N 13,000r___Nov 1 1919
4s
8 4s
F-A
$4,900r. ..Aug 1 1908 3 4s
J-J
76,000r._. July 1 1021
M-N
*4s
6,000r___Nov 1 1911 34s
J-J
86,500r
July 1 1922
J-J
34s
38,000r
A-O
July 1 1912 3 4s
11,000r
Oct 1 1922
3 4s
M-N 20,000r
Nov 1 1912 3 4s
A-O
80,000r...0ct 1 1923
Sewer Bonds (Inside Limit.)
3 4s’04 A-O
80,000c...Apr 1 1924
4s
M-N $30,000r
Nov 1 1907 3 4s’04 M-N 20.000r__.Nov 1 1924
M-N
4s
22,000c...Nov 1 1909 3 4s’04 M-N
6,000r___Nov 1 1924
4s
M-N
15.000r
May 1 1910 3%s’05 M-N 20,950r_..May 1 1925
4s
J-J
15,000c.-.July 1 1911 348’05 F-A 20,000r_..Aug 1 1925
4s
F-A
75,000c«Scr.Aug 1 1924 4s ’06
33.000
F-A
Aug 1 1926
4s
A-O
60,000r
Oct 1 1925 4s *06
M-N
14,000
Nov 1 1926
4s
A-O
75,000r
Oct 1 1916
Public Library Bonds.
3 4s
F-A
10,000r
M-N $27,000r__.Nov 11921
Aug 1 1931 34s
34s
A-O
20.000r___Oct 1 1933
Clay Land Loan (Outside Limit.)
3 4s’04 M-N 40,000r
J-J
May 1 1934 4s
$50,000r
July 1 19tl
3 4s’04 M-N
5,000r___Nov 1 1934 3 4s
M-N 20,000r
Nov 1 1912
3 4s’05 M-N
15,000r
F-A
May 1 1935 3 4s
10,000r___Aug 1 1913
4s '06
M-N
35,000
J-J
May 1 1936 3 4s
17,000r—July 1 1914
4s ’06
M-S
25,000
Water Bonds
Sept 1 1936
Sewer Bonds (Outside Limit.)
A-O $90,000r
4s
Oct 1 1907
34s
M-N $42,000r_..Nov 1 1929 4s
M-N 22,000r
Nov 1 1907
34s
J-J
J-J
100,000r...July 2 1930 4s
46.000C-..July 1 1908
3 4s
F-A 100.000r___Aug 1 1931 4s
F-A
25,000c... Aug 1 1908
3 4s
M-N 20,000r
Nov 1 1932 4s
J-J
20,000c
July 1 1909
3 4s
A-O
M-N
40,000r__.Apt: 1 1933 4s
288,000cdcr_May 1 1910
3 4s
M-N 47,000r.__May 1 1934 4s
J-J
75,000c...July 1 1910
84s
M-N 25,000r
M-S 125,000c. ..Sept 1 1910
May 1 1934 4s
3 4s’05 M-N
75,000r
J-J
May 1 1935 4s
20,000c...Jail 1 1911
Street Loan.
A-O
35,000c... Oct 1 1911
4S •
F-A $30,000c...Aug 1 1914 4s
J-J
150,000c...Jan 1 1912
4s •
A-O
60,000r_ _Oct 1 1915 4s
M-N 75,000c...May 2 1912
4s
A-O 137,00Qr
Oct 1 1916 4s
M-N 45,000c...Nov 1 1912
M-N
34s
11,000r_..Nov 1 1907 4s
F-A 100,000r
Feb 1 1913
M-N
34s
F-A
15.000r___May 2 1918 4s
50,000c&r_ Aug 1 1913
3 4s
M-N
5,000r_._Nov 1 1919 4s
A-O 200,000r
Apr 1 1915
3 4s
M-N 21.000r
Nov 1 1920 4s
F-A 200,000r
Aug 1 1915
3 4s
J-J
A-O
54,000r... July 1 1921 4s
100,000r__ .Apr 1 1916
3 4s
J-J
30,000r
J-J
200,000
July 1 1922 4s
July 1 1916
3 4s
M-N
F-A 100,000r
14,000r
Nov 1 1922 4s
Aug 1 1916
3 4s
A-O
4,000r
A-O 265,100r
Oct 1 1916
Apr 1 1923 4s
3 4s
M-N
12,000r__ Nov 2 1923 4s
A-O 300,000c...Apr 1 1924
3 4s’04 M-S
J-J
59,000r__.Sept 1 1924 3 4s
100,000r_..July 1 1917
8 4s’04 M-N
6,500r_..Nov 1 1924 3 4s
A-O 200,000r
Apr 1 1917
3 4s’05 M-N 84.000r_._May 1 1925 34s
M-N 75,000r__.Nov 1 1917
J-D 140,000r
14s’05 M-N
1,500r...Nov 1 1925 3 4s
Dec 1 1917
4s ’06
M-N 100,000
M-N 50,000r—May 2 1918
May 1 1926 3 4s
4s ’06
F A
22,000
J-D
Aug 1 1926 34s
60,000r__ .June 1 1918
3 4s
M-N 50,000r
Cemetery.
Nov 1 1918
3 4s
M-N $7,OOOr___NOv 1 1910 34s
M-N 23,000r
Nov 1 1919
M-N 30,000r
Hospital BondsAOutside Limit.
3 4s
Nov 1 1920
3 4s
J-J
J-J
$6,000r
July 1 1922 3 4s
30,000r
July 1 1921
Park Bonds (Outside Limit.
3 4s
J-J
13,500r
July 1 1922
4s
M-N
5.000r_.. Nov 1 1922
F-A$360,000c<5cr_Feb 1 1924 3 4s
4s
F-A 100,0()Or...Aug 1 1935 34s’05 M-N 46,000r...May 1 1925
4s
F-A 100,000r
Feb 1 1936 34s’05 M-N 237.500. .May 1 ’07-’25
4s
F-A 100.000r_..Aug 1 1926 4s ’06
M-N 280,000
May 1 1936
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at the First National Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.—
_
_
Total general bonded debt
Sinking funds.
...
Dec. 1 ’06.
$6,657,850
1,040,299
Dec. 1 ’05.
$6,178,850
845,184
Dec. 1 ’04.
$5,617 551
$5 333.666
$5 007.056
$5,880,400
873,344
municipal debt Dec. 1...
Dec. 1 *05.
Dec. 1 ’04.
$3,646,600
1,382,829
$3,350,600
1,218,687
of outstanding
3 4%. for the
bonds, for 15-year loans 54% yearly, for the 20-year loans
30-year loans 24%. and for the 40-year loans 1 1*3%.
CITY WATER-WORKS.—The cost of the water-works up to December
1 1906 was $6,342,200, while the net debt on the same Is $2,363,350.
In
year 1906 water-works receipts were $355,768.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows, property being taken at cash value
Assessed Valua tion
Rate of Tax
Years—.
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1890.
1880
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000
$88,603,000
$16,550,235
$105,153,235
$18 60
87,851,500
15,994,100
19 00
103,845,600
87,481,100
17,346,500
17 90
104,827,600
87,063,400
17,708,510
16 90
104,771,910
80,396,900
17,742,985
18 30
98,139,885
76,600,700
17,865.230
16 90
94,465,930
52,235,000
15,339,925
15 60
67,574,925
37,929,400
11,699,660
16 00
49,629,060
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 97,426; In 1900 It was 91,886; in 1890
It was 70,028; in 1880 It was 52,740; In 1870 It was 39,634.
..
CANTON.
Robert Bird,
Treasurer; Walter Ames, Clerk.
This town is In Norfolk County.
Incorporated Feb. 23, 1797. Value
town property, $379,200.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07_$109,000
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
4,006,407
4s
J-J
$55,000c
July 1 ’07-17 (Assessment about M actual value.)
4s
J-J
36,000c.. July 1 ’18-23 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06_$17 80
4s
J-J
14.000c.-July 1 ’24-25 Population In 1905
.4,702
4s
J-J
4,000c
July 1 1926 Population In 1900
4.584
INTEREST Is payable at the town treasury.
CHELSEA.
Edward E.
Willard, Mayor; T. B. Frost, Treas.
city Is In .Suffolk County.
1739; as a city March 13 1857.
Settled In 1630; Incorporated
LOANS—
When Due.
City Bonds (Inside Limit)
4s
Oct 1 1907
A-0$100.000c
Special Loans (Inside Limit).
4s
J-D $32,000r
Dec 1 1911
4s ’04
J-i)
9,000c-..Dec 1 1907
4s '05
J-D
30,000c.Dec 1 ’07-’09
4s ’05
J-D
lO.OOOc.Dec 1 ’07-’08
4s ’05
J-D
8,000c__.Dec 1 1908
4s ’06
J-D
50,000r
Dec 11916
4s ’06
J-D
65,000r
Dec 1 1926
Water Bonds—1891.
4s g
4s g
as a town
Refunding Notes (Inside Limit).
4s
J-D $586,500r
Dec
1 1911
Refunding Bonds (Inside Limit).
4s
A-O$181,000c
Oct
1 1911
Park Loan (Outside Limit.)
4s
A-O$100,000c.-_Oct 1 1936
Public Imp. Loan (Outside Limit.)
A-O $40,000c___Oct 1 1907
A-O
70.000c___0ct 1 1927
A-O 200.000C---Oct 11925
School Loan (Outside Limit.)
3%s
J-D $42.800r_Dec 1 *07-’10
4s
4s
4s
i
J-J $150,000c
July 1911!
Water Notes.
J-J
150,000c
July 1921 4s
J-D $10,000
Dec 11907
INTEREST Is paid In Boston at First National Bank or by City Treas¬
Chelsea.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, ETC.—
Jan. 1 1907.
Jan. 1 1906.
Loans and debt
•$1,524,300
*$1,440,000
Sinking fund
683,350
610,390
urer
Jan. 1 1905.
Jan. 1 1904.
*$1,392,700
546,150
*$1,319,500
493,113
110,824
$829,610
$310,000
101,217
$846,550
$300,000
91,983
$826,387
$300,000
83,107
$199,176
$1,040,126
$208,783
$1,038,393
$208,017
$1,054,567
$216,893
$1,043,280
Net debt...
Water debt (addlt’l)
do
slnklngfuud.
$840,950
$310,000
_
Net water debt
Total net debt
*
Including Improvement and park loans.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns Its water-works, which In 1906
earned from water rates $130,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (the same aa
actual value) and tax rate have been as follows In the years named:
A si tessed Valuation—
Rate of Tax
Years.
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1906
$23,139,150
$2,827,275
$ 25,966.425
$19 60
1905
22,497,950
2,611,847
19 00
25,109,797
1904
21,982,450
2,431,179
18 60
24,413,629
1903
21,774,500
2,324,564
18 60
24,099,964
1902-..
21,604,650
2,340,945
17 60
23,945,595
1900
2,330,500
21,381,250
18 40
23,711,750
1890
18,187,500
2,613,439
17 60
20,801,139
1884
15.802,550
2,300,947
18 60
18,103,497
POPULATION .—In 1905 was 37,289; In 1900 it was 34,072; In 1890
It was 27,909; In 1880 It was 21 .782: In 1870 It was 18,547.
CHICOPEE.
Albert
E.
Chicopee Is In Hampden Co.
Taylor, Mayor.
Incorporated as a town 1848; a city 1890.
Refunding Bonds.
3%s g J-D $69,000c_June 1 ’07-’29
Bridge Bonds.
June’07-’31 4s ’04g J-D $40,500c.June 1 ’07-’15
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
J-D $49,000c__Dec 1 '07-’22
3%s g
J-D
25,000c
3%s
J-D
3,000c
Dec 1 1910
Water Bonds.
City Notes.
4s
J-D $170,000c. .Dec ’07-’23
J-D
J-D
3Hs ’
$10,000c
30,000c
June ’07-’26
Sept 1 1910 4s g
J-D
F-A
3%s
19,000c...June 1 1911 3Hs
13,000c...Aug ’07-’19
4s
J-D
1910 TO TAL DEBT Jan 1 1907 ..$525.300
1,500c
Oct
4s
J-D
1908 Electric light debt (lnclud.)_
3,300c
Dec
76,000
Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
213,000
4s g
A-O $13,500c
Oct 1 1913 Tax valuation, real
7,907,480
School Bonds and Notes.
Tax valuation, personal
2,389,710
4s
J-D $26,000c_..June 1 1907 Total valuation 1906
10,297,190
3%s
J-D
23,000c-..June 1 1909 (Assessment about 5-6 actual value.)
3Hs
J-D
10,000c..June 20 1908 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19 30
12,000c
June 2 1912 Population In 1890
3Ks
J-D
14,050
3 Hs’05 J-D
9,000c
June 1 1915 Population In 1900
19,167
Population In 1905
20,187
INTEREST Is payable at the National Shawmut Bank In Boston.
Charles E.
CLINTON.
This town
LOANS—
Is
Shaw, Treasurer.
In
Worcester County.
Incorporated In 1850.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07_$484.000
Refunding Bonds.
Note debt
12,125
J-J $175,000c...July 1 1930 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1906__ 496.125
3%s
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
222,565
4s
A-O$100,000c_._Oct 1 1907 NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
273,560
4s
J-J
30,000c
July 1 1914 Water debt (Included)
309,000
4s
J-J
20,000c
July 1 1918 Water sinking fund (incl.)
142,196
4s
J-J
50,000c
July 1 1921 Borrow.capac. Feb 1 ’07
131,684
J-D
4s
34,000c.--June 1 1926 Total valuation 1906
7,948,022
Refunding Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$21 00
__
3HSK
A-O $75,000c___0ct
’07-*31
Population In 1905
Population In 1890
INTEREST Is payable at the First
CONCORD.
This
J. M.
National
Bank
13,105
10.424
Clinton.
Keyes, Chairman of Selectmen.
Middlesex County.
Incorporated Sept. 12 1635.
LOANS—
When Due. \
Light Noses.
Water Loans.
3%s
M-N
3,000c-..May 1 193#
4s
M-N $10,000c. ...May 1 1908
Fire-Station Notes.
4s
F-A
M-S /$3,OOOC.Sept 1 ’07-’09
1,000c. ...Aug 1 1908 4s
4s
J-D
4,000c. ...June 5 1915
\ 2,000c...Sept 1 1910
3 %'s
A-O
8,000c. ...Oct 1 1923
Bridge Notes.
Sewer Loans.
3%s
J-D J $2,000c.. Dec 29 1910
4s
M-S $70,000c.
1 4.000c.. Dec 29 1911
4s
M-S
25,000c.
School Bonds.
4s
M-S
1 1931 3 VJs
4,000c.
J-J
$12,000C-July 20 ’07-’10
J-J
3%s
3,000 c
F-A
3%s
6,O00c.-Aug 1 ’07-’09
3Hs
M-S
3.000c.Sent 1 *07-09
Light Loans.
4s
F-A $35,000c.
1929 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1906.$263,000
4s
FA
1930 Sinking funds
16,000c.
26,755
4s
F-A
1931
Tax valuation 1906
10,000c.
-.5,679,325
M-N
1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
10,000c.
3%s
$15 70
3
A-O
Oct
1933 Population In 1905.
15,000c.
5,372
3 %s
A-O
10 000c
1934 Population In 1900
5,655
town
Is In
.
Net
Dec. 1 ’06.
,.$3,871,100
1,507,750
Net water debt
.$2,363,350
$2,263,771
$2,131,913
Net city and water debt
$7,980,901
$7,597,437
$7,138,969
BORROWING CAPACITY.—The borrowing capacity for city purposes
on Dec. 1 1906 was $461,356.
The sinking fund for the 10-year loans receives yearly 9% of the amount
The
CAMBRIDGE.
23
4
24
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
DALTON FIRE DISTRICT.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
DANVERS.
A. P.
This town is in Essex
J. D.
County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Water Bonds.— (Con.)
J-J
$ 1,600c_ .June
A-O
1,500c.. .Oct
A-O
1,500c-. .Oct
A-O
1,500c__ .Oct
A-O
1,500c.. .Oct
A-O
4s
5,500c_
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
J-D $11,000c.
1916
J-D
1917
4,000c
June
4s
A-O
1918
2,000c
Apr
4s
J-J
1928
5,500c
July
3 Ms
A-O
4,000c
1929
Apr
A-O
1930
1,500c
3Ms
Apr
4s
A-O
1931
4s
A-O
.1918
4s
A-O
1,400c
Apr 1 1919
A-O
4s
.1915
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $25,000c
June 1 1911
4s
J-D
15,000c...June 1 1913
A-O
4s
22,800c
Apr 1 1919
4s
F-A
1920-1926
11,715c
4s
J-D
14,000c ..June 1 1926
4s
F-A
2,993c.. .Feb 1 1927
4s
F-A
1,335c
Feb 1 1928
4s
J-J
2,800c
June 1 1929
4s
4s
.
_
Ms
..
..
8,542
.9,063
:
,
Brooks, Treas.; Don Gleason Hill, Clerk.
This town is In Norfolk County.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
F-A$ 102,000c.. Feb 1 ’08-41
3 3^s
44,000c..Oct 1 ’07-28
1 1,000c...Oct 1 1929
Street Notes.
4s '04
J-D
.June 27 ’07-09
$6,600..,
4s
J-D
4,000
4s ’04
J-J
12,000-.
4s
M-N
1 ,600..
Miscellaneous Town
4s
J-D
$2,000..,
4s
M-S
5,000..;
4s ’05
J-D
4.000.-June 22 ’07-10
4,000-.,
4s
J-D
5,000..;
5,000._Dec29 ’07-’l 1
School Notes.
334s
J-J
$45,600..July 17’07-22
J-D
17,500..June 1 ’07-13
M-N
14,800-_Nov
1 07-14
A-O
27,500..Oct 25 '07-17
M-S
8,000..Sept 19 ’07-14
BONDED DEBi'Mch '07. .$147,000
Note indebtedness
153,600
TOTAL DEBT Mcll 1907... 300,600
Assessed valuation, real
8,485,200
Assessed val, personal
3,083,342
Total valuation 1906
11,568,542
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906._.$17.00
4s
4s
4s
4s
A-O]
,
Population in. 1905..
Population in 1890
Population in 1900
.7.774
7,123
7,457
INTEREST is payable by check from City Treasurer.
This town Is In
LOANS—
Jos. W,
Wilson, Treasurer.
Hampshire County.
When Due.
Water Notes.
4s
Jan 1 $6,500
BONDED DEBT Oct 1
Sewer Notes
4 Ms
July $8,000
4
34s
Sept
4s
June
June
4s
4s ’05
4s ’06
Apr
J-D
.Sept $38,000
Sept 1 1912
ESSEX COUNTY.
David I.
Robinson, Treasurer.
Salem is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
3 34s
J-D $140,000_Dec
($15,000 yearly.)
Court House Bonds.
J-D $140,000.Dec
($15,000 yearly.)
3Ms
’05 Nov $45,000.Nov 8 ’07-’15
4s ’06
Dec 100,000.. Dee
1 ’07-’lG
1 ’07-’16 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$280,000
Note debt
390,000
Floating debt
46,285
1 ’07-’16 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
716,285
.
j Population In 1900
Notes.
4s
Nov $40,000... Nov
’07-’14
3 34s’05 Nov
5,000..Nov 8 ’07-’ll
357,030
Population In 1890
Population in 1905.
299,995
.380,916
EVERETT.
Thomas J. Boynton, Mayor; Nathan
Treasurer.
Nichols,
Everett Is in Middlesex County.
It was formerly a part of the town
of Malden, but was Incorporated as the town of Everett on March 9 1870.
Incorporated
a
city Jan. 2 1893.
LOANS—
Municipal
Due.
When Due. 1
Loans—3s,
4s and 4 34
Amount.
1907.
334s,
Refunding Bonds.
3J4 s,;4s ’05
M-N $2 3,000c. May 1 '08-’30
s.
Due.
Amount.
$63,800
58,575
51,175
51.075
42,575
37,788
25,750
I
4s School
’06 M-N
$12,550 4s ’05
10,050 4s ’05
24,000c_.May 1 ’08-31
Bonds.
J-J
J-J
Chas. F.
Swift, Treasurer.
This town Is In Bristol County.
Incorporated Feb. 22 1812.
LOANS—
When Due
BOND. DEBT Feb 12’07..
$53,000
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt..
1 31,700
I $3,000c.
Oct 1 1907; TOTAL DEBT Feb 12 ’07.
84,700
4s ’97
A-O 122,500c..Oct 1 ’08-’12 Assessed valuation 1906
2,805,470
22,000c..Oct 1 ’13-’16 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$17.50
l 5,500c
Apr 1 1917 Population In 1905..
..4,236
INTEREST payable In Boston.
FALL RIVER.
Chas. P.
Clarke, City Auditor.
Brightman, Treasurer; Henry W.
j
A-O
J-J
J-J
1932i3Ms’04 M-N
1
f>s’01
1925’3 Ms’01
1931j3Ms’02 A-O
1932 :3Ms’03 A-O
1932!3Ms’05 M-S
1933 4s ’06
M-S
1934 ;1 4s ’07
M-S
1 1925
1 1927
25,000.. ..Apr 1 1931
20,000.. ..July 1 1931
20,000...
100,000'.. .Apr 1 1932
50,000... .Apr 1 1933
100,000*.. .May 2 1934
40,000... .Mch 1 1935
60,000r__ .Mch 1 1936
50,000r_. .Mch 1 1937
Textile
School Bonds
Tex
F-A
F-A $25
$25,000*..
4s '99
25
F-A
25,000*
__
Paving
2 1918 I 4s ’99'no M-N
$20,,000
A
r\
30,000
3^s ’02A-O
25 000
1 1957 | 3Ms ’03A-O
i
s
'.Aug
1 1911
.Aug 1 1909
Loans
May 1 1909
Apr 1 1912
Apr 1 1913
o/\
^
•Special loans.
INTEREST
bonds Is paid only at the office of the City
small issues In Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. &c.Jan. 1 ’07.
Jan. 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
$4,228,500
$4,097,000
$4,143,500
Permanent loan, &c
127,708
102,623
99,133
Treasurer;
on
most of the
some
on
$4,336,208
1,487,299
$4,199,623
1,387,319
$4,242,633
1,423,303
Net city debt
Special loans, less sinking funds.
$2,848,909989,759
$2,812,304
1,036,909
$2,819,330
1,094,195
$1,859,150
1,550,000
530,769
$1,775,395
$1,650,000
588,544
$1,725,135
Water sinking
funds.
$1,975,000
842,632
$1,019,231
$3,868,140
$1,132,368
$1,061,456
$3,951,698
$3,873,760
Value of city prop$187,430.96.
Borrowing capacity Jan. 1 1907 was
erty 1907, $6,740,547.49.
ASSESSED VALUATION —The city’s assessed valuation (about the
same as real value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Real
Personal
Total
Rate of Tax
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900...
1890
1880
1872
Estate.
_.
..
..
_.
..
Property.
$1,000.
$18.40
per
$83,465,821
50,212,900
31,541,347
81,754,247
49,670,900
47,997,550
46,9li),300
45,653,950
32,459,650
31,327,449
29,578,111
28,474,997
27,857,664
21,013,533
80,998,349
77,575,661
75,394,297
73,511,614
53,473,183
37,706,495
37,841,294
POPULATION.—In 1906 (est.), 107,911; In
1890, 74,398; in 1880, 48.961; in 1870, 26,766.
FALMOUTH.
Valuation.
$32,597,371
1900
W. H. Hewins, Treasurer.
It
was
18.80
18.60
18.60
18.20
18.20
16.40
18.00
12.00
104,863; In
,
This town Is in Barsntable County.
Incornorated In 1686.
When Due. ’BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07_$259,000
LOANS—
Road Loan.
Assessed valuation 1906
7,811,113
J-D $35,000c.Dec
’07-13 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$11 90
4s ’04
Loan.
School
Population in 1900
3,500
M-N $18,000c.Nov
’07-12 Population in 1890.
4s ’04
2,567
’13-32 I
3Ms’04 M-N $40,000c_May
Water loan........
..$171,000 1
INTEREST
on
FITCHBURG.
all bonds
Population in 1906 (est)
3,242
payable at the International Trust Co., Boston.
J. H. McMahon, Mayor; H. G. Morse, Treas.
This city Is In Worcester County. Incorporated as a city March 8 1872
LOANS—
When Due. 1
City Bonds.
>is’05 M-N $10,560..May 1908-15
Hospital.
3Ms
A-O$100,OOOr... Apr 1 1915
(Redeemable at option of city.)
3
4s
J-D $200,OOOr...June 1 1913
M-N
] 3 V^s
2,000r___Nov ’07-10
3Ms
A-O
2,100r_ .Apr 1 *08-14
i
Sewer.
4s
J-D $91,OOOr...Dec 1 1923 4s
M-N $35,OOOr...Nov 1 1912
J-D
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1904.)
2,OOOr...June ’07-08
;3Ms
3 Ms
J-I)
$1,OOOr. .on
demand 4s
1,500r
Dec
1907
Sidewalk.
M-N
3^s
3,OOOr... Nov ’07-09
4s
J-D
M-N
1907 i 3Ms
$ 700r...Dec
Nov ’07-10
2/)00r
400r
J-D
June ’07-08 3 Ms
M-N
3Ms
Nov ’07-11
1,500r
M-N
2,100r
1907-09 3
M-N
3Ms
6,OOOr
Nov ’07-12
M-N
M-N
2,OOOr
1907-10 3Hs
3Ms
4,200r_ Nov 1 ’07-13
M-N
1,500r__
.Nov
’07-11
3Ms
3Ms’04 M-N
6,OOOr.. Nov 1 ’07-14
M-N
3,600r
Nov ’07-12 3)4 s
3Ms
M-N
5,760r_ .May 1 *08-15
M-N
3,500r..Nov 1 '07-13 3 Ms’06 M-N
3^s
3.250...Nov 1 ’07-16
3Ms’04 M-N
4,OOOr..Nov 1 ’07-14'
Bridge Bonds.
3 4s'06 M-N
400. ..May
08- 15 3 Ms’04 M-N $5,G00r__Nov 1 ’07-14
3 Ms’06 M-N
’07-16
Fire Department (Reg)
8,750.. Nov 1
4s
J-D
Paving
$800r
June 1907
3 Ms
J-D
’07-08 3HS
J-D
OOOr
$1,OOOr
June '07-08
Dec
J-J
J-J
3Ms
5,700r
OOOr... Nov ’07-09
July '07-09 3^s
M-N
OOOr
Nov ’07-09 3 Ms
J-J
3Ms
5,OOOr...July ’07-10
3 Ms
M-N
5,500r.__Nov *07-11 3Hs
M-N
4,000r_. Nov 1 ’07-11
M-N
’07-12
Grade Crossing.
3,900r___Nov
3Ms
3 M8
J-D
7,000r_June 1 ’07-13 j 3Ms
A-O $21,000r._Oct 1 '07-13
5,200r__Nov 1 ’07-14
Street.
3Ms’04 M-N
3 Ms
M-N
J-D
3,OOOr..May 1 ’07-15 4s
$500r
Dec
1907
9,750r--Nov 1 ’07-16 j 3J4s
3Hs’06 M-N
J-D
2,000r
June ’07-08
School.
3 M8
J- D
1,200r.._Dec ’07-08
J-J
3Hs
$6,000r_ .July ’07-09 j 3 >4s
M-N
4,200r
Nov ’07-09
4s
J-D
25,OOOr...June 1 1914 3 34s
M-N
Nov ’07-10
2,000r
4s
M-N 200,000c«Scr May 1 1923 3 Ms
M-N
Nov ’07-11
2,500r
4s
J-D
50,OOOr...June 1 1925 ; 334s
’07-11
A-O
15,000r_. Oct
J-J
3Ha
7,OOOr...July ’07-10 3 34s
M-N 20,500r
Nov ’07-12
M-N
2,000r
Nov
3Ms
1907 3 34s
M-N 38,500r. .Nov 1 ’07-13
3 M8
M-N
3,600r_.May 1 ’08-11:3 34s’04 M-N 20,000r_. Nov 1 ’07-14
3 Ms
M-N
15,900r__Nov 1 ’07-12 ! 334s’06 M-N 42,400r__May
’08-’15
3 Ms’04 J-D
10,400r_.June 1 ’07-14 3 >4s’()6 M-N
40,000...Nov 1 *07-16
3 Ms
M-N 17,500r_ Nov 1 ’07-13
Water.
3^8
M-N
1,200r_.May 1 ’08-15 4s
M-N$100,000r
May 1 1911
3 Ms’06 M-N
A-O 300,000r„_.Apr 1 1922
12,OOOr.May 1 ’08-’15 4s
3 Ms’06 M-N 44,000
Nov 1 '07-16 334s
J-D
12,OOOr
Dec 1 1922
3 34s
J-J
July 1 1926
10,000r
J-J
I 3 34s
45,000r... July 1 1926
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable In Boston at Merchants’ Bank.
The interest on registered bonds Is remitted by check.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS. &c.—
Dec. 1 ’06.
Dec. 1 ’05.
Dec. 1 ’04.
Total city debt.
...$1,714,675
$1,634,400
$1,693,000
Sinking funds
351,298
382,311
341,596
.
_
.
This city, which Is In Bristol County, was Incorporated In 1854.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Loans.
Park Bonds.
4 Ms ’93A-O $150,000*
Oct 2 1913
4s ’04
M-N $50,000*.. May 2-1914 4s ’96
A-O
60,000..
Apr 1 1916
3 Ms 02 A-O
25,000*.. .Apr 1 1952 4s ’97
F-A 100,000*.
Aug 1 1917
3 Hs’02 J-D
25,000*.. Dec 1 1952 4s ’97
A-O
70.000_. ..Anr 1 1917
3 Ms’03 M-N
25,000*.. .May 1 1953 3 Ms ’00M-N 100,000*. -May 1 1925
3 Ms’03 J-J
25.000*.. -July 1 1953 3 Ms’04 J-J
150,000*. ..July 1 1924
3Ms’05 M-S
22,000... .Mch 1 1915
Munici pal Loans.
4s ’06
M-N
10,000... May 1 1916 4s ’92
J-J
$45,000*. July 1 ’07-’l 2
4s ’98
Highway Loans.
F-A 205,000..
Feb 1 1908
3 Ms ’00F-A $14,000... .Aug 1 1910 4s ’99
F-A 190,000.. ..Feb 1 1909
3 Ms ’01 J-J
30,000... .July 1 1911 4s ’99
F-A
15,000..
Aug 1 1909
3 Ms '01 M-N
15,000...
1 1911 3 Ms ’00F-A 130,000..
Feb 1 1910
3 Ms ’02A-O 120,000... .Apr 1 1912 3 Ms ’01 F-A 133,000.. ..Feb 1 1911
3Ms ’02A-O 40,000... .Oct 1 1912 3 Ms ’01J-D2 30,000..
Dec 2 1911
3 Ms ’03A-O 115,000.. .Apr 1 1913 4s ’04
M-S
65,000r. ..Sent 1 1914
4s ’03
A-O
20,000... .Oct 1 1913 :4s ’04
M-N 190,000-. ..May 2 1914
4s '03
J-I)
10,000... .Dec 1 1913 3 Ms ’04M-N 25,000-. ..Nov 1 1914
4s ’06
J-D
20.OOOr... Dec
1 1916 3 Ms’05 M-S 158,000.. ..Mch 1 1915
Water
Bonds.
4s ’05
Refunding
F-A
50,OOOr.
Aug 1 1915
.Feb 1 1934 4s ’06
3M8 ’04F-A$175,000
M-S 160,OOOr.
Mch 1 1916
4s ’06
F-A
30.000.
Aug 1 1916
M-S 135,000r.
1 4s ’07
Mch 1 1917
1930 3 Ms’01
1930
Ms’01
1930 .3
3Ms’01
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
Water Bonds.
$72,000c.July 1 ’07-’15
70.000c.July 1 *16-’25
Water Bonds.
10,050
10,050 4s
J-J
1922
$30,000c
July
10,050 4s
J-J
1921
100,000c...July
J-J
10,050 4s
1924
70,000c...July
8,751 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907 $1,031,000
914
19,25011923
7,214 City notes
448,803
1915
18,05011924
2,000 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907 1,479,803
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
292,700
4s
J-J
1 1911
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907... 1,187,103
$50.000c
4s
J-J
50,000c
Water debt (Included)
200,000
4s
i
J-J
125,000c ..July 1 1923 Assessed valuation, real..20,610,050
4s
M-S 100,000c .-Mch 1 1929 Assessed val., personal
2,396,650
4s
J-D 100,000c ..Junel 1931 Total valuation 1906
23,006,700
4s ’05
J-J
10,000c ..June 1 1935 |
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s ’05
J-I)
5,000c ..Junel 1935 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$19.30
Surface Drainage Bonds.
Population in 1905
.29,111
4s
J-D $100,000c..June 1 1931 Population in 1900
24,3364s ’03
J-D
100,000c..June 1 1933 Population in 1890
11,068
I Population in 1870
2,220
INTEREST on bonds is payable at the Wlnthrop National Bank, Boston;
on city notes by Treasurer’s check.
WATER-WORKS.—City owns and operates Its water-works.
Receipts
for 1906 from water rates, $90,423.
FAIRHAVEN.
20,000
May
20,000
Apr
20,000
Apr
3 Ms’02 A-O
50,000
Apr
3 Ms’02 J-D
50,000
Dec
3!/2s’03 A-O 20,000r
Apr
4s ’04
M-N 20,000
May
Public Library.
4s ’95
J-D $75,000*...June
4s '95
J-D
75,000*...Dec
4s ’97
J-J
75,000*...Jan
4s ’98
M-N 25,000..’..May
r>
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’07
J-J
$56,000r
Jan
_
INTEREST payable at Boston.
334s
3Ms’00 M-N
3Ms’01 a-O
3Ms’02 A-O
1914
July 1 1908
’06_$127.,300
6,000
Sept 7 1909 Floating debt
5,000
6,000
July 1 1910 Total valuation 1906
3,944,195
32,000...Jan 1 ’17-20 (Asscssm’t about 80% actual value.)
10,000. .Apr 1 ’21-22 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. .$17,00
j 6,000
June 1 1924 Population in 1905.
6,807
June 1 1925 Population in 1900
1 7,500
5.603
School Notes.
3)4s
When Due.
Sewer Loans.
Water Bonds (Outside Limit)
4Ms’91 J-D $12,500.. June 1 ’07-11
’78 M-N$100,000
May 1 1908 4Ms’93 A-O 10,000.. ..Oct 2 1913
'79
F-A 100,000
Feb 1 1909 ; 4s ’92
A-O
12,500.. .Apr 1 ’08-12
'79
M-N 25,000.. ..May 1 1913
'93
J-D
1923 4s ’96
A-O
75,000. ..Apr 1 1926
’94
M-N 25,000...
1923 4s ’94
A-O
18,000. ..Oct 1 1914
’94
M-N
1924 4s ’95
F-A
65,000. ..Feb 1 1925
’94
1924 4s ’94
M-S
M-N
25,000. ..Mch 1 1914
’95
1925 4s ’96
J-J
M-N
100,000* ..July 1 1926
’95
J-D
1925 3Ms’90 M-N
2,000. Nov 5 '07-10
'95
M-N
1925 3 Ms’89 M-N
6,000. .May 1 ’08-09
’96
1926 3 Ms’90 A-O
M-N 25,000..
8,000. .Apr 1 ’08-10
’96
1926 4 s ’97
A-O
M-N 25,000..
50,000. ..Apr 1 1927
’97
A-O
1927 4s ’98
A-O
40,000. ..Apr 1 1928
’97
1927 4s ’98
J-J
M-N 25,000...
100,000* ..July 1 1928
’98
1928
4s
F-A
A-O
’99
25,000...
20,000. ..Feb 1 1929
’98
1928
M-N 25,000...
,4s ’99 M-N 40,000. .May 15 1929
’99
F-A
M-N 50,000...
1929 4s ’99
25,000.. ..Aug 1 1929
'99
F-A 150,000...
1929 3Ms’00 M-N
25,000.. ..May 1 1930
1929 3 Ms’00 F-A
20,000.: ..Aug 1 1930
.
LOANS—
EASTHAMPTON.
1 1930
1 1931
1 1932
1 1933
1 1934
1935
1910
J-D
2,500c..
School Bonds.
4s
J-D
...1905-1915
$9,500c
J-D
4s
10,000c.. .June 1 1917
J-J
4s
..1906-1917
12,500c
Town House
4s
A-O $14,500c
Oct ’07-’lG
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1900...$2IK,889
Water debt (included above) 119,244
Water sinking fund
1,500
Tax valuation 1900
5,569,435
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906._.$19.20
3
Population in 1900
Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.
E. A.
5s
5s
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
Incorporated 1757.
When Due.'
68902191
$9 000
Chase, Town Treas.; Julius Peale, Clerk
LOANS—
DEDHAM.
LOANS—
Carson, Treasurer
.$50,0001 Floating debt
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Net debt...
Water debt, Included above
Water sinking fund, included above.
$1,363,377
' $532,000
$85,956
$1,292,804
$487,000
$86,422
$1,310,689
$567,000
$145,619
Ape., 1907.]
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.Real
Estate.
1905.
Personal
Total
Valuation,
Property.
$20,001,885
19,666,570
19,482,245
19,259,275
Rate
per
of Tax
% 1,000.
$5,268,846
$25,270,731
$20 40
1904
5,139,734
24,806,304
19 60
1903
4,962,595
24,444,840
19 20
1902
4,925,261
24,184,536
18 00
1900
18,430,275
5,009,617
18 00
23.439,892
1890
11,885,080
3,591,126
15,476,216
16 40
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 33,017; In 1900 was 31,531; In 1890 It
was 22,037; In 1880 It was 12 ,429; in 1870 It was
11,260.
FRAMINGHAM.
John B.
Lombard, Treasurer.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due.'
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.'
! 4s
F-A$140,000c--.Aug 1 1908
A-O ( $9,000c_-Oct 1 ’07-15 ; BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907_$565,000
3Hs
1905
1
’16-35
140.000c.-Oct
Floating debt
170.547
f $49,000
Oct 1 ’11-’17 I TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907. 735,547
56,000...Oct 1 ’18-’24 Sinking fund
137,136
4s *06
A
Oct 1 ’25-’27; NET DEBT Mch 1 1907
27,000
598,411
30,000
Oct 1 ’28-’30 ! Assessed valuation, real
7,977,160
33,000
Oct 1 *31-’33 i Assessed val., personal
1,728,354
-
.
-ol
36.000-..Oct 1 ’34-’36
Total valuation 1906.
9,705.514
School Notes (floating debt).
j (Assessment about % actual value.)
$5,000
Feb 1 1909 : Total tax (per $1,000) 1907...$20 00
3Ks'06 F-A
5,000
Feb 1 1911 'Population In 1900
11,302
10,000
Feb 1 1912 i Population In 1905
11,549
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Boston.
GARDNER.
John D.
Edgell, Treasurer.
This town Is In Worcester County.
LOANS—
When Due.'
Sewer
Bonds.
3^s
M-N $40,000c..l907 to 1926
M-S
12,500c._Sept 1 ’07-31
J-D
8,000c
1927-1929,
(Subject to call any time.)
4s’04
J-D
14,OOOc.-June 1'07-34
3Hs’04 J-D
42,OOOc._Oct 1 ’07-34
4s ’05
M-N
14,500-. .Nov 1 ’07-35
4s
4s
Sewer Scrip.
4s '06
J-D $15,000c__Dec 1 ’07-36
Water Bonds.
4s ’04
M-N$292,500c.. May 2'08-34
Debt April 1
,
•
ver,
Geo. E.
Treasurer.
McDonald, Mayor; Edward Dolli-
Gloucester Is In Essex County.
LOANS—
Highway
3,4s
J-J
$2,000c
School Bonds.
4s
M-S
$2,000c
City and
4s
J-J
J-J
J-D
J-D
J-J
J-D
J-D
J-D
J-D
4s
4s
4s
3^s
4s
4s
3^S
4s
Incorporated town 1642: city, 1873.
School House Loans (Con) —
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
•
4s '06
J-D i$30,000c_June 1 ’07-'16
1 20,000c_ June 1 ’17-’26
1907-1910
Park (outside debt limit).
J-J
$60,000c. .July 1 ’07-38
Water (outside debt limit).
Municipal Bonds.
$136,000c_. .July 1 1908; 3)^s
A-O 650,000c. .Oct 1 ’07-31
2,404c
1907 i 3HS
A-O
50,000c. ..Apr ’08-32
3,400c
Dec 1 1907.3 Hs
A-O / 78,000c..Oct 1 ’07-12
7,400c.-Dec 1 *07-08 1
\220,000c. -Oct 1 *13-32
A-O
6,600c-..July ’07-09 i 4s
81,000c.. Apr 1 ’08-34
21.000c
1907-1909,: 4s ’05
A-O
28.000c._Apr 1 ’08-35
8,400c__Dec 1 ’07-10,4s ’06
A-O
30.000
1907-1936
48,600c
June '07-12 General debt Jan 1 1907
$532,404
f 12,000c..June 1 ’07-08 ■ Street debt (additional)
42,000
1907-1911
4s
125,000c..June 1 ’09-13
4s ’04
Park debt (additional)
60,000
J-D
40,000c._June 1 '07-14 Water debt (additional) .__1,113,000
3Hs’05 J-D
45,000c-. June 1 ’07-15 I TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.1,747,404
4s '06
J-D
50,000c.June 1 ’07-’16 Sinking fund
142,742
Street
Extension
(outside
debt; Assessed
valuation, real..16,998,290
limit).
3 Hs
J-D
Assessed val., personal
$44,000c
1906-1932
4,700,752
Total valuation 1906
21,699,042
(Assessment about
actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$17.50
Drainage Bonds.
4s
A-O
$400c
1907
School House Loans.
4s
M-S $18,000c
1917-1915
3^8
J-D
19,500c..June 1 ’07-19
Population In 1905
Population In 1900
This town Is In Worcester County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906.$92,500 I Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906...$18 00
Assessed valuation 1906...2,340,000 [ Population In 1905
5,052
GREAT BARRINGTON.
J. E.
This town Is in Berkshire County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907..$82,0001
Floating debt
20,996;
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907.-102,396 !
Sinking fund
35,667 |
Assessed valuation, real
3,917,790 |
Assessed val., personal
1,424,740 [
Clarey, Treasurer.
Total valuation 1906
$5,342,530
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$13.30
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$13 50
Population In 1905.
6,152
GREAT BARRINGTON FIRE DISTRICT.
J. H.
Treasurer.
Maloney,
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907_$144,000| District tax (per $1,000) 1905..$5 00
GREENFIELD.
William B. Allen, Treasurer.
This town Is In Franklin
Is
a
County.
Incorporated 1753. The fire district
municipal corporation within the town and has a distinct debt.
(See
below.)
LOANS—
School
When Due.
j
Loan
Park Loan.
4s
J-J
$5,000
Nov 1 1908
SHs A-O 15 $18,OOOr. .Oct 15’08-10 TOT.TOWN DEBT Feb 1’07 $86,500
3Hs A-O 15
12,000r._Oct
15 1911 Tax valuation, real
5,426,783
4s
M-N 20,000c. ..Nov *12-13 Tax valuation, personal
1,404,736
A-O
4s
.
-S
7,500c.-Oct
7,000_.-0ct
...
Total valuation 1906
15 1913
15 1907
(Assessment
Sewer Loan.
4s
J-J $12,000r
same
as
6,831,519
actual value.)
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906_. .$19 20
July 16 1914 Population In 1900
7,927
Population In 1905__
9,156
INTEREST Is payable at Greenfield.
GREENFIELD FIRE DISTRICT NO.
Treasurer.
Reservoir Notes.
4s
4s
’06
j
$59.500.Apr 15
’08-24
1.
W. B.
Refunding Notes.
4 »4s
J-J
$9,375
($14.000-Apr 15 '09-22 TOTAL DEBT Feb
1
No tax Is
1,000.Apr 15 ’23-24 !
HATFIELD.
L. H.
Allen,
1908-1910
1 1907.-$87,375
levied.
Kingsley, Clerk.
This town Is In Hampshire
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07
County.
Incorporated 16J70.
$53,000 (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
’4,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$13.30
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
57,000 Population In 1900
1,500
Sinking funds.
9,750 Population In 1907 (est.)
1,925
Assessed valuation 1906.. 1,453,988
Floating debt
HAVERHILL.
Arthur
Rowe, Auditor.
This city Is In Essex County.
T.
Jacobs, Treasurer;
Fred.
L.
Settled 1640; incorporated as a city 1870.
4s '92
4s ’92
4s ’97
Apr 1 1909
1 ’08-’15
3.000c.. .Apr
300.000—-Dec
500,000.
Dec
100,000
Dec
|
1 3,000
Apr 1 1916
January 4 1897 Haverhill annexed the town of Bradford and assumed
Its Indebtedness, which Is as follows, and Is Included in the statement of
“Total Debt.”
LOANS—
•
•
When Due. I
School House Bonds.
4s ’95
J-J
Jan 1
$5,000
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
|4s ’95
$28,000..July 1 ’07-’20
48,000..July 1 ’07-’22
ITot b’ds outst’g Jan 1 ’05._$115,050
4U2s’91 J-J
$2,500. .July 1 ’07-’ll | Water debt (Included)
86,000
Improvement Bonds.
[Population In 1890
3,720
4s ’93
J-J
$ 12,500.. .Jan 1 ’08-’12 |
•
•
INTEREST on the water bonds and on certain of the city bonds Is pay¬
able in Boston and at Treasurer’s office; on bonds of 1904, 1905 and 1906
at First National Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT.—The
’08-’12|4s ’95
...
following statement shows the city’s debt:
Jan. 1 ’07.
Jan. 1
1906.
1 ’05.
$751,050
317,425
Jan.
Municipal bonded debt
Sinking funds..
$729,000
251,167
$709,000
Net debt
Water debt (additional)
$477,833
976,000
295,058
$441,265
981,000
267,910
$433,625
$986,000
241,017
$680,942
$1,158,775
$713,090
$1,154,355
$744,983
$1,178,608
Water sinking fund (additional)
Net water debt (additional)
Total net debt of city.
-------
267,735
Borrowing capacity Jan. 1 1907, for municipal purposes. $314,030.56.
ASSESSED VALUATION of the city and the tax rate have been as fol¬
lows In the years Indicated.
Assessment at fair cash value.
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1890
Real.
$21.385,775
—Assessment.—
Personal.
Total.
$6,032,789
$27,418,564
21,289,040
21,223,440
21,120,285
21,090,925
20,604,310
13 139,666
5,675,826
5,365,473
5,468,007
5,525,632
5,839,623
4,731,106
POPULATION.--In 1905 wTas 37,818; In 1900 It
was 27,412; In 1880
18,472; in 1870, 13,092
Tax rate,
per $1,000.
$17.40
17
17
17
17
17
17
26,964,866
26,588,913
26,588,292
26,616,557
26.443,933
17,870,772
was
60
60
60
20
40
00
37, V*5 ; In 1890 It
,
HOLBROOK.
George B. French, Treasurer.
This town Is In Norfolk
LOANS—
*
County.
Incorporated Feb. 29 1872.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907--$162,194
Sinking fund assets
71,840
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
90,354
Total value town property.. 221,400
Tax valuation In 1906
1,299,319
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$21.25
When Due.
Water Works.
4s
A-O $30,000c
Apr 1 1912
4s
A-O
40,000c-..Apr 1 1917
4s
J-J
35,000c
July 1 1922
4s ’04
J-J
3,000c..July 1 ’23-25
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$138,000
Note debt
24,194
INTEREST Is payable In {Boston.
HOLYOKE.
D. W.
Population In 1905 (est.)
Population In 1900
Population In 1890
—
2,500
2,229
2,474
Kenney, Auditor; Pierre Bonvouloir,
City Treasurer.
This city Is In Hampden County.
LOANS—
Incorporated April 7 1873.
When Due. i
Bridge bonds.
.
4s g’91 M-S*$85,000c&r_Sept 1 1911
4s g’94 J-D •105,000c&rJune 1 1914
City bonds.
GRAFTON.
1
Apr 1 1908
On
26,121
INTEREST on the city bonds Is payable at the First National Bank of
Boston; on the city notes at City Treasury; on water bonds at National
Exchange Bank, Boston.
Water Loan.
4s '06
A-O($16,000c.Apr
■
26,006
I
When Due.
1 1916
J-D
1 1912
3Ms’00 A-O
12,000
Oct 1 1910
J-D
1 1922
4s *06
A-O
J-D
1 1927
18.000c-.Apr 1 *08-’16
Sewer Bonds.
City Bonds.
4s ’98
A-O
$2,000
1921
Apr 1 1908 4s ’91 A-O $50,000
Oct
4s ’99
A-O
5,000
1922
Apr 1 1909 4s '92 A-O 25,000
Oct
4s '00
A-O
5,000
A-O
Oct 1 1910 4s ’93
1923
25,000
Oct
4s ’06
A-O
1909
Oct
9,000c._Apr 1 ’08-’16 4s ’99 A-O 36,000
School Bonds
4s ’00
A-O
1910
50,000
Apr
4s ’97
J-D $25,000
Dec 1 1907 3Ms’01 A-O 35,000
1911
Apr
4s '98
A-O
10,500
Apr 1 1908 3Hs
A-O 10.000--Aprl ’’09&-11
4s ’99
A-O
10.000
1
1909
3Hs A-O 18,000-Apr 1 ’08.’10 &’12
Apr
4s ’05
A-O
28,000c..Apr 1 ’08-’15 3H8
A-O 18,000..Apr 1 ’08-’13
($3,000 due even and $4,000 odd yrs.) 4s ’04
A-O
32,000,.Apr 1 ’08-’14
4s ‘06
A-O
42,000c...Apr 1 1926 (due $4,000 in odd and $5,000 In even
Street and Sewer Bonds.
years.)
3 VCs’05 A-O
($21.600c.-Apr 1 ’08-16 4s ’05 A-O 18,000c..Oct 1 *07-15
4s
’06
1
1914
A-O
20,000c..Oct 1 ’07-’16
l
1,000c
Apr
4s '06
A-O J16.000..Apr 1 ’08-’15
1906.
Sewer bonds
$139,200
School loans
96,250
Water bonds
304,500
Temporary loans
15,000
School Loan.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1906. 554,950
4s
J-J
$45,000c._1907 to 1924 Tax valuation In 1905
6,541,938
3Hs
A-O
'07-11 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$23 30
10.000c--.0ct
4s ’04
J-D
21 250c-.Junel ’07-23 Population In 1900
10,813
3Hs’04 J-D
13,500c._Dec 1 ’07-24 Population In 1890
.8,424
; Population In 1905
12,012
INTEREST on school loans Is payable at the Gardner
Savings
Bank;
on other loans at National Shawmut Bank of
Boston.
GLOUCESTER.
LOANS—
Street Bonds.
4s ’98
A-O $22,000
4s ’99
A-O
50,000
25
School loan.
4s g’95 J-D •$150,000c&r.J ne 1 *15
4s g ’96 J-J M00.000c&r_July 1 1916
4s g’97 M-S •lOO.OOOc&r.Mch 1 ’17
3Hsg’00M-N 97,500c&rMay’08-’20
J-D $166,000c&r
1907|3Hs ‘05M-S 70,000r-Sept 1 ’07-’20
g’98 A-O 90,000c&r_0ct 1 1908!
Sewer bonds.
3,^s g '99J-J 30,000c&r_July 1 1909 14s g ’93 M-N*$50,000c&r_May 11918
4s g ’99 M-N
7,000r
May 1 1909 4s g ’93 A-O •100,000c&r0ct 1 1913
3HS g’02J-D 42,000r_..J’ne 12 ’07 4s ’04
M-N 27,000--May 1 ’08-’34
High way bonds.
F-A
; 4s ’06
30 OOOr ...1907-1936
3HS ’04F-A
$8,000..Aug 1 ’07-’14 !
Water loan.
M-N 21,000..May 1 ’08-’14 4s g ’97 J-J •$250,000c&r_Jan 1 1927
4s ’04
Gas & Elec. Lt. bonds.
: 4s g ’00 J-J
•50,000c&r.July 1 1930
3Hs g ’02J-D*624,0©0r.Dec 1 ’07-’32 !
Reservoir bonds.
3Hs ’04A-O *25,200r.0ct 1 ’07-’13 3^s ’03J-D *$50,000r
June 1 1913
3 HjS g *04M-N*26,000r Nov 1 ’07-’19
Holyoke & Westfield RR bonds
3Ws g ’05A-0(60.000r Apr 1 ’08-’19‘4sg
J-J •$60.000c&r(ref)July 1’13
) 3,000r Apr 1 1920
4s g ’90 A-O • 166,000c&r Oct 1 1910
Lighting Plant bonds.
*
!
Municipal bonds.
3^8 ’05M-S $28,000r_Sept 1 ’07-’20 3 Hs g’05 M-S$76,000r.Mch 1’08-*15
I 4s ’06
F-A
65,OOOr
1907-1916
4s g ’97
4s
•
Exempted by special Acts of the Legislature.
INTEREST Is payable at the State National Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. &c —
Oct. 1906.
Dec. 1 ’05. Dec. 1 ’04. Dec. 1 ’03.
Total debt*
$2,822,700
$2,897,300
$2,793,400
$2,972,500
Sink, fund and RR. stk.
578,100
731.825
828,068
454,579
Net debt
Water debt, Incl. above.
•
$2,244,600
$350,000
$2,422,721
$350,000
$2,061,575
$350,000
$2,144,432
$350,000
On Dec. 1 1905 the bonds exempted In figuring the borrowing capacity
$2,082,800.
The water sinking fund (included above) on Dec. 111905
were
$73,786
...
»
CITY PROPERTY.—Included In the city’s sinking fund as given above
Is $226,500 Holyoke & Westfield RR. stock.
This road Is leased to the
New Haven & Northampton and has paid dividends since 1879.
The value
of all city property, not Including water and light plants, Is estimated at
The water-works of the city are valued at $1,295,308 and the
$1,763,600.
gas and electric plants at $929,604.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX.—Assessment ialr cash value.
Assessed Valuation.
Tax rate
Years—
Real.
Personal.
Total.
* p&r $1,000.
1906
$32,107,540
$10,936,260
$43,043,800
$1700
1905
31,091,290
10,632,170
17 00
41,723,460
1904
30.705,150
10,345,930
41.051,080
16 40
1902
30,143,380
10,595,380
40.739,210
16 00
1900..
29,374,720
10,360,830
39,735,550
16 40
1890
16,914,870
5,158.955
22.073,825
18 00
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 49,124; in 1900 It was 45,712; In 1890
It was 35,637; In 1880 lt was 21,915; In 1870 lt was 10,733.
was
HOPKINTON.
•
D. P.
This town Is In Middlesex
Day, Treasurer.
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb. 1 1907$45,800 Assessed valuation 1905..$1,641,245
Floating debt
5.000 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’05
$19 00
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 '07
50,800 Population In 1905
2,585
SinklngAfund
18,019
V
2G
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
HUDSON.
Savillian
Almshouse Loan.
4s
J-J
$800
improvement Loan.
4s
A-O $12,500
4s
J-.J
5,000
4s ’06
M-N 13,000
Electric Light Loan.
4s
J-J
$23,000c
3.65s
M-N 11,500
4s
J-J
5,000
3 M8
J-J
4.000
1907-1914
1907-1927
Water Loan.
.
1907
!
3Ms
4 Ms
J-J
J-J
$18,600
5,000
30,000
1907-1928
1907-1913
1907-1936
:
1907-1911 3?£s’06J-D
1907-1916 j
Refunding Loan.
1907-1916 I 4s
A-0$25.000c
1908-1917
TOTAL DEBT Feb 23 1907_$347,800
1908-1927 : Cash and uncollected taxes.
38,127
1907-1929 NET DEBT Feb 23 1907--- 309,573
1911-1915 Tax valuation In 1906
.3,249,856
1907-1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .521.70
Sewer Loan.
Population In 1900
5,454
M-N $92,000c
.1907-1934 Population In 1905
6,204
M-N
34s
48,000
1907-1934.
INTEREST is payable part in Hudson, part In Worcester,
part In Boston
and part In Marlborough.
4s
..
..
HULL.
Clarence V.
Nickerson, Town Treasurer.
This town Is In Plymouth County.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1907___$213,6331 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1905
Assessed valuation
1905._$4,708,760| Population In 1900
HYDE PARE.
Gideon H.
This town Is In Norfolk
County.
LOANS—
School Bonds.
J-J
$12,000c_July
J-J
45,000c.July
A-O
2,OOOc_Oct
Sewer Loan.
4s
M-N 100,000c.May
4s
M-N 24,000c_May
4s *06
M-N /24,000c.May
1
IPSWICH.
Incorporated April 22 1868.
Library Bonds.
4s
1 ’07-’18
1 ’07-’21
1 ’07-’08
M-N $ll,000c.May 1 1908-’18
Fire Station Bonds.
4s ’07
J-J
32,500
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907. $264,000
Tax valuation, real
11,417,625
1 ’08-’27 Tax valuation, personal.. 1,659,400
1 ’08-’13 Total valuation 1906
13,077,025
1 ’14-’19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.$15.90
6,000c_May 1 *20-’21 Population In 1900
13,244
Population In 1905
14,492
Chester W.
Bamford, Assistant Clerk.
This town Is In Essex County.
BOND.
$19 50
1,703
Haskell, Treasurer.
When Due. i
4s
4s
4s
DEBT Jan 31 ’07.
Incorporated 1634.
$153,0001 Assessed valuation 1906..$4,013,702
(Assessment about full value.)
31,645
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 31 ’07.
184,645
34,136
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Jan 31 1907..
Tax rate (oer $1,000)
Population in 1905
150,509
1906
$14.00
5,130
LAWRENCE.
Barry T. O’Connell, Treasurer; .Richard J.
Shea, Auditor.
This town Is In Essex
LOANS—
County.
Incorporated 1634.
When Due.
School Bonds.
Paving Bonds
4s ’06
A-O $30.000.. Oct l
4s ’04
M-N 12,000..Nov 1
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $477,000
July
4s
A-O 175,000
Oct
Subject to call after Oct 1
Water Notes.
4s *06
J-J
$60.000c
July
.
4s
F-A$136,000__ Aug 1 ’07-’23
M-S
16,000..Sept 1907-T0
3HS
’07-’16
’07-’14
4s
A-O
20,000..Oct 1 ’07-’10
1 1923
4s ’03
F-A 126,000..Aug 1 ’07-’24
1 1923
4s ’01
J-D
Dec 1 ’07-’ll
1913.)
Fire Protection Bonds.
4s'06
J-J $50,000c
July 1 1936
1 1936
4s '05
M-N
5,400 __Nov 1 ’07-T5
Funding Bonds.
Municipal Debt Bonds.
14s ’06
J-D $90,000c_ Dec 1 *07-’15
4s
J-J $262 000
July 1 1924 1 4s ’06
J-D 100,000c. Dec 20 ’07-’l'*>
4s
J-D
20,000
1907-1908 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$2,104,800
3s
J-J
27,000...July ’07-’09 Floating debt..
66,228
3 Ms
M-N 55,000.. May 1 ’08-’12 * TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07.
2,171,028
3 Ms
F-A
66,500.. Aug 1 ’07-’13 1 Sinking funds
115,926
4s ’04
M-N 160,000c. Nov 1 ’07-’ 14 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907.._
2,055,102
4s ’05
J-D
90,000 ..Dec 1 ’07-’15 Assetsoth. than sink, fund
611,732
Public Building Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
714,648
4s
M-S
$5,500
Sept 1907 Water sink, fund (lnel:)..
17,593
3s
M-N
8,400..Nov 1 ’07-T2 Net water debt (included)
697,055
Engine House Bonds.
Borrowing capacity Jan 1
4s ’06
A-O $20,000...Oct 1 ’07-’16
1907
136,445
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real..39,899,200
M-N $10,000..Nov 1 ’07-T0 : Assessed val., personal
3Ms
11,148,509
4s
M-S
18,000...Sept ’07-’l2 , Total valuation 1906
51,047,709
4s
J-D
51,000...June ’07-’23: (Assessment about market value.)
4s
M-N 16,500... Nov
’07-’17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16 00
4s
J-D
28.500
1907 1925 Population In 1905
70,069
4s
A-O
25,000..Apr 1 ’08-’l2 ! Population In 1900
62.559
INTEREST Is paid at the Eliot Nat. Bank in Boston and
by
the
CityTreas
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city owns property
water works.
Including $1,281,937 58 for
valued at $3,163,655 60,
LENOX.
•This town Is In Berkshire County.
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1906
$90.000 ! Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906.. 4,970.23 >•
Population in 1900
LEOMINSTER.
LOANS—
Miscellaneous Loans.
4s ’98
J-J
$8,500
4s ’06
F-A
65,000
$18.50
_.c2,942
County.
When Due. !
July 1908
Aug 1 1916
Sewer Notes.
4s ’06
M-S J$9,000.Sept
4s ’06
J-D
Town Hall.
1906
Robert L. Carter, Treasurer.
This town Is In Worcester
1 1,000
1
’10-’12
Sept 1 1913
658
June 26 1907
School Bonds and Notes.
3 Ms’00 M S $20,000
May ’00-’10
3 Hi s’00 M-S
8,500
May 1 1908
3 Ms ’04J-J
$10,000
July 1 1916
4s ’04
J-J
/30,000-July’20-’23-’24
3V*S’05 F-A
3
110,000
s’05 F-A
July 1 1917
70,000..Aug 1
8,000
Aug
12,000
Aug
10,000
Aug
’15-’21
1 1922
1 1923
1 1924
Sept 1 1925
i 3 M s’05 F-A
! a s’05 F-A
140,000. __Mch T4-T7 3Ws’06 M-S
8,000
lio.ooo. ...Mch 1 1919 Trust funds
$39,239
4s ’94
M-S
30,000. ...Mch ’2<)-’21
| TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907..710.597
4s ’94
M-S
11,000 ...Mch 1 1922 Water debt
(included).-.
237,000
4s ’95
J-J
3,500 ...Jan 1 1913 Tax valuation, real
8,039,705
4s *95
F-A
9,300
Feb 1 1914 Tax
valuation, personal
1,336,600
Refundini Water Bonds.
! Total valuation In 1905
9,376,305
3Ms’00
$5,000...May 12 1908 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905...$ 19 50
3Ms’00 A-O 70,000.Aug 27 ’09-’15
’Population In 1905
14,290
Water Works
Population In 1900
12,392
4s’95&’96AO $103,000._Oct
1925
4s ’96
A-O
49,000..Oct 1 1926 1
INTEREST on part of town debt Is
payable at the Boston Safe Deposit
& Trust Co.; remainder at office of
Treasurer.
4Ms’03 J-J
4s ’94
$13,900.
..July 1 1918,3
M-S
—
MT?
‘
LEXINGTON.
G. D.
Harrington, Treasurer.
This town Is In Middlesex
County.
LOANS—
When Due. *
Debt of Town—Jan. 1 1907.
Water Works Bonds.
Water debt
$244,500
4s
M-N$100,000__Nov 1 ’07-’16 i School debt
51,583
4s g
1,000
Jan
1908 Other debt
2,500
4s g
M-N 10,000
Novi 1921 Temporary debt
17,230
Refunding Water.
TOTAL DEBT Jan l 1907.
365,813
4s g
$10,000
Nov 1 1917 Tax valuation, real
5,160,620
4s
Nov 1 1918 Tax valuation,
10,000
personal
964,560
4s
Nov 1 1919 Tax valuation 1906..
10,000
6,125,180
4s g
M-N
10,000
Nov 1 1920 (Assessment same as actual
value.)
4s g
M-N
10,000
Nov 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19.00
n
; Population in 1905
4,530
...
LINCOLN.
Geo. L. Chapin, Town Clerk.
Andrew G.
Stiles, Treas.; Charles
This city Is In Middlesex
County.
LOANS
When Due.
Bridges.
4s
97
M-N
$1,010. ..Nov 24 1907
4s *98
J J
7,000... July ’07-’08
3 '<s *98F-A
5,000..Aug 6 ’07-’08
C. H. & M
4s
Building.
’9071A-O $450,000
Oct 1 1920
D.
Paige, Aud.
Incorporated April 1 1836.
|
4s
4s
4s
4s
Sewer Bonds.
’97
M-N
$1,500
Nov 8 1907
’98
M-S
6,000.Sept 22 ’07-’08
’99
J-D
3,000
Dec ’07-’09
’99
J-D
9,000
June ’07-’09
3Hs '99F-A
3Ms ’00F-A
3 Ms’00 A-O
9,000.-Aug 9 ’07-’09
1,800...Feb 1 ’08-’10
11,550. .Apr 21 ’08-’10
4s ’00
F-A
12,000. Aug 6 ’07-’10
3Ms*00 A-O
12,000..Oct 31 ’07-’10
3 Ms’01 M-N
3,480.-May 4 ’08-’ll
Paving Loan.
3 Ms’00 M-N
$3,600
May ’08-’10
4s ’98
M-N
10,000
May
1908
Miscellaneous.
4s ’98
M-N $20,000
Nov ’07-’08
4s ’98
J-D
15.620
Dec’07-’08
3 M s’99 M-S
7,000
Mch ’08-’09
3Ms'99 M-S
8,400...Sept ’07 ’09
4s ’99
J-J
3,600..July 11 ’07-09
3 Ms'99 F-A
8,850
Aug ’07-’09
4s ’99
J-D
9.900. ..June ’07-’09
4s ’99
J-D
5,250...June ’07-’09
4s ’99
J-D
Dec ’07-’09
4,200
3 8-10s’99M-N 1,830
Nov *07-’09
4s *99
M-N
7,800
Nov ’07-’09
3‘,8’OOA-O
1,050
Apr ’08-T0
3^s’00 A-O
7,200
Oct *07-’10
3 Ms’00 J-D
3,000
Dec ’07-’10
3.30s’01F-A
27,500
Aug ’07-Tl
3 Ms’01 J-J
29.750
July ’07-’l 1
3 Ms’01 M-N
14,400
May ’08-’l 1
3.30s’01M-N
14.950
Nov ’07-Tl
.
City debt...
Sinking funds
Net city debt
Water debt
Water sinking fund
Charitable Bequests.
6s seml-ann $36,000
Perpetual
Schools.
4s *91
A-OS150,000
Apr 1 1921
4s ’96
J-J
200,000
Julv 1 1926
Is ’97
F-A
4,500... Aug 10 1907
SMs’00 A-O
20,400
Apr’08-10
363868...3392948003..JJ5uu.nnpeet
1614937.3.55700.D.D5eectpct
Miscellaneous — (Coil.) —
3.30s'u 1 F A
$7.500
Allir *07-’ll
3.30s’01J-D
o,000.
Dec ’07-Tl
3 Ms’02 J-D
3 '07-T2
3Ms’02 J-J
3,000..July 14 ’07-12
3Ms’02
3Ms’02
3Ms’02
3Hs’02
M-S
M-S
M-N
M-N
3.55s’02J-D
3Ms’03 J-D
4s ’03
J-J
400
4 '07-T2
11 ’07-12
Nov 4 1907
5,010..Nov 4 '07-T2
12,000..Dec 31 ’07-T2
1 ’07-T3
94.500.. July 1 ’07-T 3
3Ks’03 M-S
31,150.-Sept 8 ’07-T3
3.9s ’03 M-S
26 ’07-13
3 Ms’03 M- N
6,034..Nov 13 ’07-13
3.9s ’03 J-D
31 ’07-T3
3Ms’04 M-N 35,000..May 24 ’08-14
3Ms’04 F-A 63,200. Aug 9 ’07-T4
3 Ms’04 M-N
42.320-.Nov 5 ’07-T4
3Ms’04 J-D
58,010.-Dee 31 ’07-T4
3 M s’05 A-O
48,000 .Apr 6 ’08-T5
3Ms’05 J-D
June 1 ’07-T&
3Ms’05 M-S
74 .970. .Sept 26 ’07-15
3Ms’05 A-O
26 ’07-T5
1 .980..Nov 28 ’07-15
3Ms’05 M-N
3 Ms’05 J-D
48.600.. Dec 30 ’07-T 5
3 Ms’05 J-D
30 ’07-T5
4 s ’06
71 ,000.
1916-
Public Buildings.
4s ’98
A-O
$7,200 ...Oct
Water Works.
4s ’81
M-N $75,000
Nov
4s '90
M-N 1,000,000--Nov
4s *95
F-A
20,000 .Aug 7
4s ’97
M-N
4,100
Nov
4s
F-A
30.000-.Aug 8
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c
*07-’08
1 1911
1 1920
*07-’ 10
8 1907
’0?-T0
—
Jan. 1 1907.
Jan. 1 1906.
$2,374,931
291,017
Jan. 1 1905.
$2,409,908
265,908
$2,317,380
244,018
$2,083,914
$1,156,100
473,909
$2,144,000
$2,409,908
$1,145,700
437,885
$1,162,300
406,430
Net water debt.
$682,191
$707,815
$755,870
Total net debt of city
$2,766,105 '
$2,851,815
$2,829,232
The city’s borrowing capacity on Jan. 1 1907 was
$232,730 50.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns real estate and
personal property
valued at $8,557,921.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (about actual
value) and tax rate In different years have been as follows:
-Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
Years—
'
Real Estate.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1906
$58,932,980
$15,392,795
$19 60
$74,325,775
1905
1904
1903
1902.
1900
1890
1887>_
57,208,845
14,423,798
56,773,140
14,840,767
56,822,710
15,173,143
56,702,565
15,192,342
56,007,135
15,489,600
45,316,150
17,037,462
41,322,794
15,426,459
POPULATION.—In 1905, 94,845; In 1900 It
was
77.696.
LYNN.
Austin H.
20 20
71,632,643
71.613.907
20 00
71,995,853
20 40
19 60
71.894.907
18 80
71,496,735
17 00
62,353,612
15 70
56,749,233
94,969; in 1890 it was
Edwards, Auditor; H. S. French, Treas.
Tills city Is In Essex County.
Lynn pays to the sinking fund yearly an
amount of money sufficient, with the accumulations of
Interest on tlie
sinking fund Investments, to paj4 off the entire debt at maturity.
In¬
corporated as a city April 10 1850.
LOANS—
4s’06
When Due.
Sewer Loan—(Con.) —
4s
A-O*$100,000r
Apr 1
May 1 1916 4 s
J-J
35.000r_-_July 1
4s
A-O
Oct
10,000r
Apr 1 1908 4s
J-J
10,000r
Jan
MO.OOOr
Apr 1 1916 4 s
A-O
50,000r
Apr
9,000r
Oct
1 1913 4 s
J-J
35,000r
July
21,000r_Dec 1 1907-13 4s
A-O
20,000r
Apr
6,000r
Dec 1 1913 4 s
J-J
20,000r
July
6,0001-. Jan 1 ‘08-09 4s
J-J
50,000r
Jan
1 1910 4s
j 1 900r__Jan
J-J
25,000r
Jan
Loan.
4s
$60,000r. ..July 1 1907 4 s
A-O
20,000r_
56,000r_ ..Oct 1 1907 4s
J-J
20,000r_ .July
6,000r_ ..Apr 1 1908 4 s
A-O’ T00,000r_
3,000r. ..Sept 1 1908
Street Improvement
,35,500r.
Oct
1 1908 4s
A-O $35,000r_
1
61,000r_ ..Apr 1 1909 4s
A-O’ 125,000r_ ..Apr 1
•30,000r_ ..Jan 1 1919 4 s
A-O’ 25,000r_
1
121,000r_ .Apr 1 1910 3 Ms ’05 A O 125,000r.
1
16,000r_ Dec 1 1907-08
M-N
5,000r_
1
/ 36,000r_May 1 1908-13 4s ’06 J-D
13,000..
1
1 9,500r. ..May 1 1914
Public Library Loan
56,500r_ ..Apr 1 1911 4s
A-O’ $35,000r_ -.Apr 1
22,500r_ ..Dec 1 1911
Water Loan.
56,000r_ ..Apr 1 1912 4s
M-N $20,000r_ ..Nov 1
*3,000r_ ..Oct 1 1912 -4s
M-S
50,000r. .Mch 15
26,000r_ _*Dec 1 1912 4s
J-D
20,000r_ ..Dec 1
/$88.000._May 1 ’08-T5
l 14,000
Fire Department.
4s
A-O $10,500r__
4s
A-O
4s
A-O
4s
J-D
4s
J-D
3 Ms’05J-J
Munici pal
4s
J-J
4s '97
A.O
4s
A-O
4s
M-S
4s ’98
A-O
4s
A-O
A-O
4s
4s
A-O
4s ’03
J-D
4s
M-N
3 Ms
3 Ms
'
'
_
.
.
.
A-O
J-D
A-O
A-O
3Ms
3Hs
3 14s’02 J-D
3 Ms
A-O
55,000r_ ..Apr 1 1913 4s
M-S
3Ms
5,000r_ ..Sept 1 1914 4s
3 Ms ’05.M-N f56,000r- May 1 ’08-T 4 4s
.
3Hs
3 Ms
3 Ms
\12,000r. --May
A-O
7.000r_
Apr
1
1
1915
1910
5,000r.
Nov 1 1915
O.OOOr. May 1 ’08-T0
lO.OOOr.
July 1 1915
-
.
M-N
M-N
3 Ms
J-J
Park Loan
4s
J-J
$30,000c_ ..July 1
4s
A-O
6,000r_ ..Oct 1
4s
A-O
20,000r_ ..Apr 1
4s
A-O
5,000r_
Oct
1
4s
M-N
5,000r_ ..xMay 1
3 Ms
A-O
12,000r_ ..Apr 1
3 Ms
J-J
*23,000r_ ..July 1
3 Ms
M-N
5,000r. -.May 1
School House Loan.
4s
A-O* $60,000r. ..Apr 1
4s
A-O *50,000r. ..Apr 1
4s
A-O* 140,OOOc&r_Apr 1
4s
J-J
5,500r_ ..Jan 1
4s
J-J
*35,000r_ ..Jan 1
4s
A-O
25,000r_ ..Apr 1
4s
F-A
3,000r. ..Feb 1
4s
M-S
3,000r_ ..Sept 1
3 Ms
J-J
30,000r. ..Jan 1
3 Ms
A-O
6,000r_
Oct
1
3 Ms
J-J
25 ,000r. .July 1
3 Ms
J-J
3.600r_ .July 1
Sewer Loan.
4s
M-S $10,000r_ ..Sept 1
4s
M-N 10,000r. ..Nov 1
4s
F-A
10,000r_ --Aug 1
4s
M-S
10.OOOr. ..Sept 1
4s
M-N 1 O.OOOr. ..Nov 1
4s
J-J
10,000r. ..Jan 1
..
..
.
.
.
_
_
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
.
.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
Incorporated April 23 1754.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 1907 $74,000! Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$7.25
Assessed valuation 1906..$2,809,9151
Population in 1905
1.122
LOWELL.
LOANS—
When Due.
state aid—Spanish War
4s *98
F-A
$1,U-±U
Aug *07-'08
Arnold, Treat;.; Fred O. Welsh, Clerk.
Tills town Is situated In Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Loan.
School Loan.
,4s
J-J
$24,000
J-J
3Ms
$9,400
1907-1912'4s
J-D
21.000
VOL. LXXX1V.
1919
4s
1919i4s
1920 4s
1920 4s
1914 4s
1912 4 s
1912
1915
4s
4s
4s
1909 4s‘
1910 4s
1911 4 s
1908 4s
1918 4s
1918 4s
1909 4 s
1908 4s
1913 3 Ms
1908 3 Ms
1915 3 Ms
1915 3 Ms
1907
1907
1908
1908
1908
1909
Ms
Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3
3
M-S
A-O
10,00()r_
9,000r_
7,500r_
F-A
5,000r_
A-O
2,000r_
M-N
6,500r_ .Nov
A-O
15,000r_
J-D
10,000r.
J-J
85,000cd
A-O lOO.OOOcd
J-J
75,000r_
J-J
35,000r.
A-O 150,000r_ ..Apr
A-O
50,000r_ ..Apr
A-O
25,000r_
Oct
J-J
50,000r_
J-J
25,000r_
A-O
40,000r_
J-J
165,000r.
J-J
50,000r_ -July
J-J
25,000r_
J-J
25,000r.
A-O
10,000r_
J-J
25,000r.
J-J
25,000r_
A-O
25,000r_
M-N 31,000r_.
J-D
6,000r_.
A-O
2,000r.
M-N 24,500r_.
J-D
3,500r_
F-A
6,500r_.
A-O 100.000r_.
J-J
25,000r_ .July
J-J
75,000r_. .Jan
A-O 325,000r_.
’05 A-O 40.000r
J-J
.
-
1909
1910
19*10
191 1
191 1
191 1
1912
1912
1913
1914
1916
1908
1915
1927
1908
1920
1921
1935^
1915
1926
1917
1913
1914
1914
1916
1 1916
1917
1 1917
1 1917
1 1917
1 1918
1
1919
1919
1920
1920
1921
1921
1922
1922
1923
1925
1926
1927
1928
1928
1929
1930
1930
1913
1915
1916
1916
1917
1917
1909
1931
1932
1932
.
•The loans marked thus (•) In the above table are authorized
by special
Acts of Legislature In excess of the city’s
legal debt limit. The total
amount of outstanding bonds thus authorized
Is $776,000.
INTEREST—WHERE PAYABLE.—Coupons are payable at the Bank
Republic, Boston, or at the City Treasurer’s office, Lynn; other
Interest is payable by City Treasurer only.
of the
Ape., 1907.]
CITY
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES
PROPERTY
AND
WATER
WORKS.—Tlie
city
consisting of real estate, school buildings and public parks,
$2,597,125.
Total cost of
TOTAL DEBT. &c.—
water works
Funded debt (exclusive of water)
Sinking funds
Dec. 19 ’06.
Dec. 19 ’05.
Dec. 19 ’04.
$2,497,200
$2,566,500
903,505
$2,444,650
$1,662,993
$1,798,500
340,008
$1,534,314
$2,160,000
715,586
$1,702,177
Water debt (additional)
Water-works
.-$1,788,500
389,262
sinking fund
MARLBOROUGH.
to
910,336
A ssessed Valuation-
1906
1905
1904
1902
1900
1890
1880
1870
1800...
1850
...$50,474,885
...
...
...
46,180,150
44,91 1,400
43,132,760
42,364,060
29,390,332
17,913,543
14,277,212
6,291,460
3,160,515
POPULATION.—In 1905 was
55,727; In 1880, 38,274.
...
...
...
...
...
...
MALDEN'.
C. D.
Auditor.
Total.
$62,829,242
10,026,858
56,207,008
10,432,502
9,626,721
9,291,126
11,340,046
5,470,192
6,649,903
3,357,605
1,674,328
77,025; in 1900 It
55,343,902
52,759,481
51,655 186
$17 00
18
18
18
18
15
17
17
8
9
40
00
00
This
city is In Middlesex County and was Incorporated Mch. 31 1881.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Land Bonds
Fire Department.
'4s ’06
$7,500
Apr 1 ’07-’13
4s
A-O
$4,800. Apr 1 1908-15 4s ’06
11,000..June 1 ’08-’18
3 Ms
J-J
13,000. July 1 1907-19 4s *06
1,500
June 1 1907
3 Ms
J-J
3 ,000
1 1920-22,
Drainage Bonds.
4S
A-O
I
1,000
1908-08 3 Ms
$3,000.June 1 *07-’09
S
17,000.
y 2 ’07-23 3 Ms’02 J-J
15,000
July 1 1932
Police Station Loa
!3Ms’04 J-J
20,000
July 1 1934
4s
J-D
$12,500
me '07-18
Street Loans.
4s ’06
J-J
II y ’07-26 4s '97
40,000.
J-J
$1,000
July 1 1907
School House Loar
4s ’98
J-J
2,000..June 1 '07-’08
4s
M-N $40,000. .Nov 1 1907-14 3 J^s’99 J-D
3,000..June 1 '07-'09
4s
J-J
15,750 .July 1 1907-15 3 u>s’00 J-J
4,000..July 2 '07-'10
4s
J-D
16,650 .June 1 1907-15 3 4s’01 J-J
5.000.. July 1 ’07-’l 1
4s
F-A
33,000 ...Aug 1907-17 3 Ms
J-J
2,000.. July 1 ’07-’08
3 Ms
F-A
8,500 .Aug 1 1911-18 3 i^s’02 J-J
4,000..July 1 ’07-’10
3 Ms
F-A
42,000 .Aug 1 1907-25 3 J^s’03 J-J
2,000.. July 1 ’07-’08
3 Ms
J-J
1,000 ....July 1 1907 3 4s’04 J-J
8,000..July 1 ’07-’14
3 Ms
M-N
6,000 .Nov 1 1907-12 3 4s
J-J
2,000..July 1 ’07-’08
3 Ms
A-O
Oct 1 1907 3 4s’06 J-J
1,000
7,000._July 1 ’07-’13
4s
A-O
< 500 ..Apr
1 ’07-T3 1
Brick Sidewalks.
4s
J-J
85,000
July ’07-’26 4s’07-’03J-J
$2,000
July 1 1907
4s ’06
J-J
230.000
July ’07-’.?6 3 4s’00 J-J
1,000
Julv 1907
4s ’06
JJ
3,000. ...July ’07-’09 3 4s’01 J-J
2,000
July ’07-’08
Public Parks.
Hospital
,
Bonds.
4s ’94
JJ
$80,000.
July 3 1944 3 4s’05 J-D $13,000.Dec 1 1907-19
4s ’95
J-J
10,000. ...July 3 1945 34s
J-D
5,000-Dec 1 1920-24
4s ’97
J-J
10,000.
July 3 1947
Water Construction.
4s ’99
J-J
20,000.
July 3 1924 4s
J-J
$95,000.. ..July 1 1907
3 Ms’01 J-J
12,000. ...July 1 1926 4s
J-J
100,000.. ..July 1 1908
3 Ms’04 J-J
18,000. ...July 3 1929 4s
J-J
120,000.. ..July 1 1910
Sewerage.
3 4s’<)
J-J
15,000.. ..July l 1911
4s ’92
M-N $50,000.
1922 4s ’92
J-J
30,000.. ..July 1 1912
4s ’93
M-N 100,000.
1923 4s ’93
J-J
68,000.. ..July 1 1913
4s ’94
M-N 200,000. ...May 2 1924
1924 4s ’94
J-J
42,000.. .Jan 1 1914
4s ’95
M-N 150,000.
.May 2 1925 4s ’95
J-J
10,000__ .Jan 1 1915
4s ’96
M-N 100,000.
1926 4s ’96
J-J
Jan 1 1916
19,000..
3 Ms’03 M-N
10,000.
1933 4s ’96
J-J
15,000.. ..July 1 1916
3 Ms’04 M-N
1934 4s ’99
10,000.
J-J
36,000.. ..July 1 1919
3 Ms’05 M-N
It) ,000.
1935 3 4s’0
J-J
15,000.. ..J uly •i 1920
4s ’06
J-J
3
5,000.
July ’07-’ll
4s’0 J-J
25,000.. ..July 1 1922
Miscellaneous Loans.
3 4s’0
J-J
25,000.. ..July 1 1923
34s
$1,000...Feb 15 1908 3 4s’0 J-J
23.000.. ..J uly 1 1924
! 3 4s’05 J J
25,000.. .July 1 1925
INTEREST Is payable In Boston.
,
.
.
_
..
.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. &c.—
Sinking fund, &c
Jan. 1 ’07.
Jan. 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
$2,129,850
747,856
Jan. 1 ’04.
$1,778,500
530.722
$1,740,700
522,032
$1,693,900
396,870
$1,247,778
$663,000
$329,706
$1,218,668
$663,000
$1 ,297,030
$640,000
$235,173
...
Net debt
$1,381,994
Wafer debt (included)...
$663,000
Water sinking fund
$534,049
"
$339,900
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns property valued at
$2,413,760, not
Including the water works, which cost $863,102.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessment about actual value.
-Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
Years—
Real.
Personal.
1906
$7,195,650
1905
1904.
25,128,200
7,196,600
24,815,900
7,447,060
1900
23,984,700
3,302,840
1890
15,165,800
2,172,650
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 37,990; In 1900 it
was 23 031; in 1880 it was 12 017.
MANCHESTER.
Edwin P.
Total.
$32,988,750'
32,324,800
32,262,960
27,287,540
17,338.450
was
20
20
50
70
10
Stanley, Treasurer.
1
3
Water Bonds.
4s ’91
M-N $60,000c.Nov ’07 to '16
School Notes.
4s ’05
M-N $10,000... Nov 24 1907
3 4s’06F-A
10,000...Jan 19 1908
BONDED DEBT Feb. 1907. $80,000
$20 000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907... 100,000
Tax valuation, real
$6,931.470
Tax valuation, personal
4.468.077
Tax valuation 1906
11.399,547
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$8.60
(Assessment Is about actual value
4sg ’98 F-A $10,000r_Feb 1 1908
..
Population In 1905
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
i
2,618
2,522
MANSFIELD.
This town Is In Bristol Countv.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.. $142,460; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$20.80
Assessed valuation 1906
2,631,343 Population In 1905
4,247
MARBLEHEAD.
This town Is In
LOANS—
Everett Paine, Treasurer.
Essex County.
When Due.
Electric Light Bonds.
J-J
$50.000C-.-July 1 1924
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$271 ,500
J-J
1.000
Floating debt
2,500
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907. 274,000
4s
M-N $39,500c..Nov
’07-'18 Sinking fund
14,405
4s
'
M-N
17,500c.-May ’07-’19 NET DEBT Mch 1 1907... 259,595
4s
J-J
19,500c.Jan ’08 to ’20 Water debt (included)
142,500
4s
J-J
46.000c .July
’06-’21 Assessed valuation, real. .6,457,800
4s
J-D
20.000c.Dec ’07 to ’23 Assessed val, personal
899,990
School House Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
7,357.790
3 4s
J-D $34,000c
’07-’23 (Assessment
about
actual
value
4s ’06
J-D J15,000c.June 1 ’07-’l 1 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906___$17 00
130.000c.June 1 ’12-’26 Population In 1900
.7,582
Population In 1905
7,209
INTEREST on the electric-light and water-works bonds Is payable at
Boston; on the refunding bonds at Boston and Marblehead; on town notes
at Marblehead.
Town Notes.
$ 1,500c.. On
4s
3 4s
4s
demand
Jan 190 8
..
..
Geo. H.
Gutteridge, Town Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex County.
•
-> TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906 ...$122,200 I Tax rate (per ($1.000) 1906-.. .$17.30
Assessed valuation 1906
3,606,849 i Population in 1905
5.811-
MEDFORD.
C. M. Brewer, Mayor; Parker R.
Treasurer.
Litchfield,
This city is in Middlesex County.
Incorporated May 31 1892.
LOANS—
When Due. 1
Play-Ground Bonds.
Public Building Bonds.
4s
J-D $14,000c
Dec 1 1914
4s
J-J
$45,000c__.July 1 1913 4s
M-N
9,000c_..May 1 1932
4s
M-N 56,000c
Nov 1 1914!
Municipal Loan Bonds.
•
•
•
4s
J-J
4,000c...July 1 1907 4s
M-N$200,000c_..May 1 1917
4s
J-J
21,000c...July 1 1908 4s
J-J
100,000c___Jan 11918
4s
J-J
26,000c...July 1 1909 1
Park Bonds.
•
•
•
4s
J-J
F-A $60,000c__ .Feb 1 1930
26,000c...July 1 1911 !4s
4s
J-J
26,000c...July 1 1912 4s
J-J
20,000c...July 1 1932
4s
J-J
M-N 27,000c...Nov 1 1932
18,000c...July 1 1915 4s
4s
F-A
90,000c
Schoolhouse Bonds.
Aug 1 1918
4s
M-S
35,000c...Mch 1 1919 4s
M-N $45,000e___May 1 1922
Stable Bonds.
Certificates of Indebtedness.S
4s’04
J-D $15,000c_.June 1 1924 4s
F-A $37,294 42c.Feb 1 1912
Sewer Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
•
•
4s
J-J
$12,000c
July 1 1907 4s
J-J $125,000c__.July 1 1910
4s
J-J
10,000c._.July 1 1915 4s
J-J
64.000c_.Jan 1 ’08-’23
4s
A-O
A-O
10,000c...Oct 1 1915 4s
25,000c...Oct l 1914
4s
F-A
A-O
80,000C..Aug 1 ’16-19 4s
25,000c... Oct 11919
4s
F-A
75,000c_. Aug 1 ’20-22 4s
J-D
45,000c.. .Dec 1 1922
4s
F-A
30,000c
Aug 1 1923 4s
J-J
6,000c_..July 1 1916
4s
J-J
10,000c
July 1 1924 4s
J-J
6,000c.. .July 1 1917
4s
A-O
10,000c..-Oct 1 1924 4s
J-J
11,000c.. .July 1 1918
4s
J-J
20,000c...July 1 1925 4s
J-J
15,000c...July 1 1920
4s
J-J
41,000c...July 1 1926 4s
J-J
15,000c
July 1 1921
Notes.
r
4s
J-J
52,000c... Julv 1 1923
4s
$45,000...Dec 15 1908 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06*1,545,000
4s#
18,000.__Oct 16 1909 Note and certificate debt.
320,280
3^s
24,500
Dec 1 1910 Temporary loans
150,000
4s
18,000
Jan 11913 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’06. 2.015 280
4s
12,500
July 15 1913 Sinking funds..
862,103
4s
4,000....Dec 11913 NET DEBT Jan 1 1906... 1,153,177
4s
15,000
Jan 1 1923 Water debt (included)
397,000
4s
Jan 1 1924 Borrowing capac Jan 1 ’06.
15,000
119.273
4s
3,450
Dec 1 1913 Tax valuation, real
18,393,550
4s
Dec 1 1914 Tax valuation, personal.. 2,846,600
36,000
4s
Jan 11915 Total valuation 1905
3,650
21,240,150
4s
8,000
Jan 1 1925
(Assessment about market value.)
4s
33,643
July 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$20 20
4s
18,000
Dec 1 1915 Population In 1890
11,079
4s
16,000
Dec 1 1925 Population In 1900
18,244
4s
7,500
Jan 1 1916 Population In 1905
19,638
4s
2,371..
1907!
The Municipal Loan bonds were Issued to take up the unfunded debt as
It matures.
There is also a fund known as the Bradbury Fund, amounting to $1 1,252.
This Is Invested in the Medford Savings Bank and Is not Included in esti¬
•
.
mating the city’s indebtedness.
INTEREST on bonds is paid at the National Bank of the Republic of
Boston.
All notes and Interest on same are paid by City Treasury.
MELROSE.
E. H.
Moore, Mayor; Edwin C. Gould, Auditor.
"incorporated as a town 1850; as a
This city Is In Middlesex County,
city Jan. 1 1900.
LOANS—
When Due. '
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
F-A$200.000c__Feb 24 1916
J-D $ 100,000c
1
1924
June
Cl ty-Hall (renewal).
J-D 100,0.00c...June 1 192514s
M-S $45,000c._-Sept 1 1912
4s
J-J
50,000c
July 1 1926 | Municipal Notes (1 year).. $13,2. 0
4s
J-D
25,000c
June 1 1907 i Perm’nt Notes (1-3 years).
24,400
4s
J-D
25,000c...June 1 1912 ! BONDED DEBT Jan 1’07. 930.000
4s
J-I)
50,000c
June 1 1917 Sinking fund assets
485,643
4s
J-J
10,000c...July 1 1935 I NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
444,357
Water-Works.
Total value city property. 1,760,838
4s
M-N $25,000c
May 1 1912 Tax valuation, real
13,918,550
4s
M-S
37,000c
Sept 1 1912 Tax valuation, personal-. 1,559,330*
4s
A-O
50,000c
Oct 1 1913 Tax valuation 1906
15,477,880
4s
M-S
35,000c._.Mch 1 1918 -Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.._$17 80
4s
J-J
38,000c
July 1 1925 (Assessment same as actual value.)
Surface Drainage Bonds.
Population In 1890
8,519
4s
J-J
$80,000c..July 15 1932 I Population In 1900
1.12,962
Park Notes.
I Population In 1906
14,572
4s
M-N $1,000c._May 15 1908 |
4s
M-N
6,000c. .May 15 1909
INTEREST is payable at the Shoe & Leather National Bank, the Eliot
4s
4s
...
$17
17
16
16
15
33,664; in 1890 It
Thlstown Is In Essex County.
Incorporated 1645.
LOANS—
'
When Due. Note debt
Park Bonds.
MAYNARD.
00
00
40,730,378
23,383,735
60
20
20,927,115
9,649,065
80
4,834.843
00
was 68,513; In 1890,
McCarthy, Mayor; Frederick W. Eaton,
Total debt..
._
Hate of Tax
per $1,000
Personal.
$12,354,357
Robinson, Treasurer; Wm. A-
.
authority of
special Acts of Legislature; sinking fund, special debts, $451,981.
Tem¬
porary loans amounting to $700,000 are not included In totals.
Borrowing
capacity Dec. 19 1906, $187,390.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessed valuation and tax rate, real
estate being taken “at about three-fourths cash value,” have been
Real.
>7
This place is in Middlesex County; Incorporated
May 23 1890.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Sewer Bonds.
General Loans.
4s
1911
A-0$ 125,000c
Apr
4s
J-D $50,000c...June 1 1915 4s
J-J
1911
100,000c... July
4s
M-S
4,800c_Mch
1908-10 4s
M-S
1914
30,000c
Sept
City Hall Bonds.
4s
J-J
20,000c_--July 1 1918
4s’05
J-J
J-J
($8,000c.July 1 ’07-10 4s’04
12,000c
July 1 1929
142,000c. July 1 *11-24 Trust funds, on demand
$12,456
4s
J-J
15,000c
1908-1922 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.1,000,956
Water Bonds.
Sinking funds
439,608
4s
M-S$ 125,000c
Sept 1 1912 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
561,348
4s
M-S
75,000c... Sept 1 1913 Water debt (Included)
519,000
4s
M-S
30,000c...Sept 1 1921 Tax val. real
.7,974,881
4s
F-A 150,000c.
Tax
1922
val. personal
Aug 1
1,815,449
4s
MS
70,000c. ..Sept 1 1924 Total valuation 1906
9.790,330
4s
J-J
Assessment s (7-10 actual value )
49,000c...July 1 1926
4s
M-N 20,000c
May 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19.50
School Notes.
Population In 1900
..13,609
4s
J-J ($18,000c
1907-1912 Population In 1905
14,072
1 20,000c
1913-1917
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at the Wlnthrop Nat. Bank, Boston. •
WATER WORKS are self-supportlngjand the valuelof the
cltyfpropcrty
Is $1,491 403 58.
Net water debt
$1,399,238
$1,458,492
$1,444,414
Total net municipal debt.."
$3,101,414
$3,121,487
$2,978,728
The funded debt as given above for Dec. 19 1906 includes loans to
the
amount of $901,000 in excess of debt limit and Issued under
Years—
Chas. F.
Dudley, Auditor.
$2,900,890.
795,023
Net debt---
property,
amounts
AND TOWNS.
National
B£nk of Boston and the Melrose National Bank of Melrose.
MERRIMAG.
•
James C.
Pease, Treasurer.J
This town Is In Essex County
LOANS—
When Due.
•
*
•
•
•
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
$94,000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1,204,832
4s ’04
J-J
$84,000c_July 15 ’09-32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20 00
Electric Light Bonds.
Population In 1900
2,131
4s
J-J
$10,000c.July 15 ’07-26 ; Population In 1890
2,633
INTEREST payable at First National Bank.fBoston.
METHUEN.
Joseph S. Howe, Town Treasurer.
This town Is In Essex County
LOANS—
When Due.
Water
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
Engine-House Notes.
Bonds.
4s
M-N.$100,000c_.-May 1 1924
F-A $15,000
Town Notes.
•
Aug 1 1909
F-A
45,000c
1907-1924 168
$9,478 76..On demand
A-O
25,000c... Oct 1 1925 4s
J-D
6,309 40..On demand
F-A
25,000c
Feb 1 1928 4s
F-A
4,500 00
1908
J-D
25.000c_._Dec 1 1930 i BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.$220,000
School-House Notes.
-I Note debt
129,888
4s
F-A $18,800
1906-1908 , TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907..
349,888
3^s
J-D
5,000
1921 | Sinking fund
68,623
4s
J-J
3,500
Ian 1 1925 i NET DEBT Jan 1907
281,265
4s
M-S
5,000
Mch 1 1925 Tax valuation, real
4,289,940
Sewer Loan.
i Tax valuation,
personal
888,217
4s
J-D $20,000
...1911 ; Total valuation 1905
.5,178,157
4s
M-N 10,000
Apr 30 1912 . (Assessment about M actual value.)
3 Us
J-J
10,000
July 1 1907 ITotal tax (per $1,000) 1905...$19 30
3Hs
J-J
25,000
July 1 1932 Population In 1900
.7,512
3^s
J-J
2,500
Jan 1 1914 Population In 1905
8,678
Population In 1906 (est)
8,700'
INTEREST on the bonds Is payable In Boston*» ^n the town notes at
the Treasurer s Office.
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28
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS
JUDDLEBOROUGH.
A. H.
Eaton, Treasurer.
LOANS—
This town Is In Plymouth County.
The town of Mlddleborough and the
Fire District of Mlddleborough are distinct
organizations.
Incorporated
In 1869.
LOANS—
Light Bonds.
4s
4s
4s’06
M-N
M-N
When Due. I
Railroad Loan.
4s
M-N J20,000c_. Nov 1 1918
j
to Nov. 1 1921.)
School Loan.
4s
M-N $5,000c
Nov 1 1914
48
J-D
2,000c--Dec 12 1912
4s
M-S
250c
Sept 8 1913
-
:
($5,000 due yearly
General Improvement Loan.
M-N $3,800c
Nov 1 1915
5,000c
On demand
Sewer Loan.
4s
M-N $35,000c
Nov 1 1907
($5,000 due yearly to Nov. 1 1913.)
TOWN DEBT Jan 1 1907. $184,250
Assessed valuation, real
3,518,212
Assessed val., personal
947,552
Total valuation 1906
4,465,764
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.._$20.20
Population In 1900
6,885
4s
4s
Jl.200c--.NOV 1 1915
55.250c.Nov 1 ’07-’23
20,000c.Aug 1 '24-’27
F-A
33.000-.Nov 1907-’26!
INTEREST on light bonds Is payable In Boston;
Salem; on other loans In Mlddleborough.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
M-S $39,000
4s
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907_$39,000
Sinking fund
13,368
1907-1918'
INTEREST Is payable at the New Bedford Five Cent
Savings Bank.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
4s
4s
4s
4s
seats are Lowell and
J. O.
Cambridge.
When Due.
Building Bonds.
Hayden, Treasurer.
Incorporated 1643.
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-D $100,000c Dec 1 ’23-’32
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$675,000
Tax valuation 1905
570,177,989
J-D $80,000c_Dec 1 ’07-’14
J-D 160,000c
1907-1924
J-D 180,000c_Dee 1 ’07-’15
Population In 1900
J-D
110,000c...Dec ’16-’21 Population In 1890...
Truant School Notes.
Population In 19U5
4s
J-D $20,000..Dec 1 '07-’10
INTEREST Is all payable at the Beacon Trust
Company,
MILFORD.
565,696
431,167
607,938
Boston.
School
(Continued).
3 Ms g M-N $ 18,000.-Nov 10 ’07-15
3 Ms g
M-N
2,400.__Nov 10 1913
3Msg M-S
6,000-Sopt 15 ’07-10 BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07.$104,350
Refunding (gold notes).
Assessed valuation, real
5,183,770
4s g
F-A10 $6,250
1907 Assessed valuation personal 1,343,004
Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1906..
6,526,774
4s ’06
1907-1916
/ 10,000
(Assessment about full value.)
(140,000
1917-1936 Total tax (per $1,000)
1900.__$19
00
School Notes.
Population in 1900
11,376
3Msg M-N $60,000
Nov ’08-19 Population in 1905.
...12,105
3Msg F&A
.
1,000...Sept 15 1907
INTEREST is payable at the Milford Savings Bank.
MILTON.
J. Porter
Holmes, Treasurer.
This town Is In Norfolk County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$382,000
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuationf real ..10,955,975
4s ’06
A-O
$2,000c..Apr
1
1908 Assessed val., personal
11,266,065
4s ’06
A-O
12,000c..Apr 1 ’09-16 1 Total valuation 1906
22,222.040
Sewer Bonds.
: Tax rate
(per
$1,000)
1906.___$11.50
4s ’04
J-J
$8,000r__July 1 ’07-14 Population In 1900^.
.6,578
Water Bonds.
Population in 1890
4,278
3 Ms
F-A$121,000c..Aug
1 ’07-17 Population in 1905...
...7,051
3 Ms
F-A 150,000c.-Aug 1 ’18-32
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank, Boston.
1
,
MONSON.
T. L. Cushman, Treasurer.
Hampden County.
LOANS—
Water-Works Bonds.
MONTAGUE.
John W.
Hargis, Treas. and Tax Collector.
Edward
Clark, Treasurer.
This town Is In Middlesex
County.
Incorporated Feb. 19 1781.
LOANS—
When Due. i
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Notes.
4s
J-J $200,000.July 1 15-20-5-6
4s
F-A $10,000
Aug 8 1927 4s
J-J
25.000...July 15 1926
3Ms
J-J
2,665.. ..Jan 1 1930
Water Bonds.
3Ms
J-J
1,500.
Jan 31 1931 3 Ms •
A-O $60,000. ..Oct 1 ’10-21
3 l-3s
J-J
Jan 1932 3 Ms
A-O
56,000- ..Oct 1 ’22-28
3 4-5s
J-J
..July 1932 3 Ms
A-O
9,000Oct 1 1929
3H s
J-J
Jan 30 1934 4 Ms
J-J
8,000.
Jan 1 1930
4s
J-J
Jan 31 1930 4s
J-J
7,000.
Jan 1 1931
3Ms
J-J
3,000
Jan 31 1936
School Bonds.
Grade Crossing Notes.
>.
’07
$8,5004s
J-J
$7,000 .Dec 30 ’07-08
Debt February 1 1906.
4s
J-J
5,000
Jan 8 1910 Water debt$164,000
3 l-5s
J-J
6,000...Jan 25 1911 Sinking fund
6,223
3 l-3s
J-J
4,000—Jan 29 1912!
Net water debt
$157,777
3 4-5s
J-D
4,000...Dec 31 1912 Sewer debt
$265,665
3Ms
J-J
5,000
Jan 31 1914 Sinking fund
19,847
3Hs
J-J
3,500...Jan 31 1915
Net sewer debt
245,818
Water Notes.
Grade-crossing
debt
37,931
4s
F-A
$6,000
Feb 1 1908 Net general debt.
126,210
4s
J-J
6,000
July 1 1908
4s
F-A
4,800
Feb 1 1909
Total net debt of town
$567,736
4s
J-J
1,400...Jan 30 1914 Total valuation 1905
$6,673,225
3 Ms
J-J
800...Jan 31 1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905
$18 80
Population In 1900
9,488
Population in 1905
9,609
—
—
..
—
,
NEEDHAM.
Chas. E.
Stanwood, Treasurer; Thomas Sut¬
ton, Clerk.
This town Is In
LOANS—
Norfolk County.
When Due.
School Bonds.
J-J
$14,500c
1907-1916
1907-1932i4s
J-J
23,000c
1907-1927
...1933-1935! BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '06
$319,000
! Total valuation 1906
4,504,572
1930-1932!
(Assessment at actual value.)
1933-1935 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$18 50
.1936 j Population In 1905
Water Debt.
4s
4s
4s
M-S$170,500c
15,OOOr
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
4s
4s
..
$21,000c
000c
/24,000c
OOOr
1 8.OOOr
Town -Hall Bonds.
Population In 1900.
M S $43,000c
M-S
1907-1922 | Population In 1890.
INTEREST Is payable at Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.
NEW BEDFORD.
4,284
4,016
3,035
Henry Howland, Treasurer.
This city Is in Bristol
County. Incorporated March 9 1847.
LOANS—
When Due. \
High-School Bonds.
City Improvement.
Imnrovemenf.
31
3M
g’05J-J $100,OOOr
-July 1
6s
A-O
_
fls
68
$20,000c&r_Oct 1’07-08
A-O
15.OOOc&r. Oct 1 1909
A-O
30,000r_. Oct 1 1910
F-A
62,000r.. Feb 1 1908
F-A 108,000r_. Feb 1 1909
M-S 170,000r_. .Mch 1 1912
F-A
80,000r.. Feb 1 1913
J-D 120,000r.. Dec 1 1913
J-J
110.000r_. .July 1 1915
F-A (207,000-Feb 11 ’08-16
l 26,000... Feb :11 1917
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-O $35,000r_. .Apr
A-O
:4s
43,000r.. .Apr
3Msg
4s
A-O
48,000r.. .Apr
3Ms g
4s
A-O
57,OOOr.. .Apr
3Ms
: 4s
A-O 100,000r__ .Apr
4s
A-O 108,000r_. .Apr
4s g
4s
A-O
32,000r. .Apr
i
4s
A-O
58,OOOr.. .Apr
4.s g
M-S
69.000r_. .Mch
3 Ms
A-O
15,000r_. .Apr
rf Bonds.
3 Msg
F-A
35,000r__
Feb
4* g
M-N $52,000r_. .May 1 1927 3 Ms g F-A
33,000r_.
Feb
4s g
M-N 30,000r_. .May 1 1913 3 Ms
M-S
30,000r__
Mch
Pari Bonds
4s g
J-D
30.ooor.. Dec
4l
A-0$ 100,000r.. .Apr 1 1942 4s g ’05 J-J
62,OOOr
.July
.
.
.
.
.
_
.
.
.
_
4s '07
J-J
J J
28 OOOr
.
.
-July
72,OOOr.. -Jan
1
1
1951
1957
A-O 400,000c
Apr
J-J 400,000c...Jan
J-J 200,000c
Jan
3^8 g J-D
48,000r
June
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’07
J-J $777,OOOr
Jan
1 1926
1 1927
1 1927
1 1930
..-
J'ne 22 1905.
Dec. 10 1904.
$4,138,000
1,182,869
$4,102,000
1,181,547
$3,937,000
1,073,379
$3,058,107
$2,955,131
$2,920,453
$2,863,621
$1,538,000
$1,538,000
$1,568,000
Dec. 6 1903.
same as
Years—
1905
VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (which Is
actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
-Assessed Valuation.
Rate of Tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
.$40,293,975
1904..
$24,055,686
$64,349,661
$19 40
24,108,651
63,608,351
*19 20
25.510,811
62,561,811
17 40
22,122,162
57,884,452
17 60
16,829,154
36,870,854
16 30
13,137 519
26,275,919
15 70
79,078; in 1900 It was 62,442; In 1890 D
39,499,700
37,051,000
35,762,290
20,041,700
13,138,400
1902
1900
1890
1880
POPULATION.—In 1906 was
40,733; in 1880 It was 26,845.
was
NEWBURYPORT.
A. F.
This city is In Essex County.
LOANS—
When
City Bonds.
4s
J-J
$65,000c
luly 1
4s
J-J
90,000c.. July 1
4s
A-O
25,000c...Apr 1
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $65,000c...Sept
M-N 35,OOOr
Nov
A-O
7,500r
Oct
3^s
M-S
46,OOOr
Sept
School Bonds.
3^s
J-D $27,500r
June
3 Ms
J-J
35,OOOc&r_July
3Hs
J-D
Dec
50,000c
4s
4s
4s
1
1
1
1
1
1
M-S
$53,460c&r__
1
Hunt, Mayor.
Due. I
Water Bonds.
j 3 Ms ’04 J-D .$331,000c.June
! Floating debt
’06-’34
1908
$78,475
1911 Trust bonds, 4-4 Ms, $79,750-dem’nd
1913 ; TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1907_$825,000
I Sinking
funds, &c
221,674
1919 ; NET DEBT Apr 1 1907
603,326
1919 j Assessed valuation, real
7,508,900
1919 i Assessed val., personal
3,380,692
1931 Total valuation 1905
10,889,592
i
(Assessment about M actual value.)
1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’05
$17 40
1922 Population in 1905
14,673
1923 Population In 1900
14,478
’07-’15|
INTEREST is payable at City Treasury or at First Nat’l Bank of
Boston.
NEWTON.
Edgar W.
Treasurer.
Warren, Mayor; Francis Newhall,
The city Is situated In Middlesex County.
Incorporated June 2 1873.
*
When Due.
Water Loans.
Boulevard Bonds.
4s
A-0$ 100,OOOc&r. Oct 1 1910
4s
J-D $ 100,000c&r. June 1 1914 4s
A-O 100,000c&r_ Apr 1 1914
4s
A-O
80,000c...Oct 1 1914 4s
A-O 100,000c&r_ Oct 1 1917
4s
A-O
80,000c...Apr 1 1915 4s
A-O 100,000c&r_0ct
1918
4s
M-N 100,000c...Nov 1 1915 4s
A-O 250,000c&r_Apr
1920
4s
J-J
100,OOOc&r.July 1 1916 4s
A-O 100,000c&r_Apr
1921
4s
M-N 40,OOOr
4
s
May 1 1917
A-O 100,000c&r_ Apr
1922
3Ms
J-D
15,000r
June 1 1919 4s
F-A
50,000c
1923
Aug
3Ms ’04J-J
8,000r
July ’07-’14 4s
A-O
75,000c&r_ Apr
1924
Drains and Culverts.
4s
F-A
60,000c&r_ Aug 1 1925
4s
J-D $29,000c&r_J’ne 1 1914 4s
J-J
70,OOOc&r. July 1 1926
4s
A-O
7,500
Apr 1 1917 4 s
J-J
45,000c...July 1 1927
Engine House Loan.
4s
M-S
75,000c
Mch 1 1928
3Hs
M-S $16,000r._.Sept 1 1922 3 Ms
M-S
25,000r.. .Sept 1 1931
School Loan.
3 Ms
J-D
35,000c—June 1 1932
4s
J-D $50,000c...June 1 1914 3 Ms
J-D
44,OOOr. June 1 ’07-’28
4s
J-J
9,000c&r_ July 1 1914 ! 3 Ms
M-N 28,OOOr. Nov 1 ’07-’34
4s
A-O
60,000c&r_Apr 1 1915 3 Ms’06
29,OOOr. .Feb 1 ’08-'36
4s
F-A
•Sewer Bonds.
75,000c&r_Aug 1 1915 .
4s
J-D
50,000c&r_ Dec 1 1916
A-O $250,OOOc&r.Apr 1 1911
4s
J-J
100.000r_._Jan 1 1917
A-O 200,000c&r_ Apr 1 1912
4s
M-S
1917
50,000c_..Sept
F-A 100,000c. ..Aug 1 1923
4s
J-J
1918
15,OOOr...July
J-J
100,OOOc&r. Jan 1 1924
4s
F-A
35,000r_. .Feb
1918
A-O 125,OOOc&r_Oct 1 1924
3 Ms
M-S
82,950r
1919
Sept
J-J
70,000c&r_ July 1 1926
3 Ms
A-O
34,OOOr
Oct
1921
M-N 100,000c&r_ May 1 1927
3 Ms
J-J
211,000c&r_ Jan 1 1922 j 4s
M-S
50,000c&r_Sept 1 1928
3 Ms
A-O
7,850r
Apr 1 1922 4S
J-D
98,OOOr...Dec 1 1922
3 Ms
J-D
10 OOOr.June 1 ’07-’l 1 4 s
J-D
21,OOOr..Dec 15 1922
3Ms ’04M-N 72.OOOr...May '07-’24 4s
J-D
70,000r
Dec 2 1925
Park Bonds
3 Ms
M-N 25 OOOr...May 1 1930
4s
A-O $25 OOOc&r.Apr 1 1908 3.10s
A-O
20,000r. .Apr 1 1931
3Ms
2 OOOr.Apr 1 ’08-’09 3 Ms
A-O
J-D
50,OOOc&r.Dec 1 1931
3 Ms
J-D
44,OOOr.June 1 ’07-’28
4s
F-A $25,00Ac. _Feb 1 1915 3
J-J
Ms
46,000r_July 1 ’07-’29
4s
A-O
52,00(»&r_Apr 1 1915i3 Ms
J-J
24,OOOr
1907 -1930
4s
J-D •10,000... Dec 26 1915
‘Washington Street Loan.
4s
M-N *80,000c&r_May 1 1936;3s
J-D $45,000c
Dec 1 1925
Miscellaneous Loans.
•3 Ms
J-D
35,000c
Dec 1 1926
4s
J-D $30,000r._ .Dec 1 1907 3 Ms
J-D
12,000c
Dec 1 1927
4s
J-D
10,000r_ .June 1 1908 3 Ms
J-D
13,OOOr
Dec
1 1928
4s
M-S
5,000r._ .Sept 1 1908 4s
F-A 300,000c&r_Aug 1 1935
3 Ms
M-N
12,500r. .Nov 1 1911 4s
F-A 200,000c&r_ Feb 1 1936
3,10s
J-D
17,900r. .June 1 1921 '4s
J-J
60,000c&r_ July 1 1936
3 Ms
J-J
50,000c._ .July 1 1912 4s
J-D 100,OOOc&r. Dec 1 1936
3 Ms
J-D
29,000c-. .Dec 1 1912 4s
M-S 100,000c&r_Sept 1 1937
Hospital Bonds.
4s
J-D
50,000c&r_ Dec 1 1937
3s
A-O $30,000r._ _Oct
1 1920 ! 4s
M-N 50,000r_. .Nov 1 1938
4s
J-D
63.000c_.-Dec 1 1939
LOANS—
...
_
_
_
_
.
•
1925
1 1908
1 1 909
1 1910
1 1911
1 1912
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
20,000r...Apr 1 1918
$370,000
$210,000
$210,000
Water sinking fund on June 1 1906 was
$333,213, and that for parks and
wharf, $38,500; both are Included above.
The water bonds, the park loan, the school loan of
1904, the high school
bonds of L905 and the wharf bonds are
authorized outside of debt limit.
Borrowing capacity June 1 1906 was $155,570.
The municipal sinking fund receives
yearly about $100,000 and the water
sinking fund $28,000.
CITY PROPERTY.—Value In 1905 was $5,228,788.
When Due.
This town Is In Franklin County.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.. $50,000 ; Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906 ...$16.80
Assessed valuation 1906
4,051,670 ; Population In 1905
..7,015
NATICK.
Net debt
3Ms '05
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906
$43,000
Totai valuation 1906
1,714,316
4s
M-S $10,000C--Sept 1 ’07-11 (Assessment at “fair
cash
value.”)
4s
M-S
33,000c--Sept 1 ’12-22 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$17 00
Population In 1905
4,343
INTEREST payable at Monson National Bank.
A-O 120,OOOr... Apr 1 1924
A-O 200,000c..Dec 15 1924
$4,399,000
1,340,893
Bridge Bonds.
This town is In
A-O
4s
4s
4s g
4s g
4s g
Jum? 1 1906.
Water debt. (lncl.
above)
$1,508,000
Park, school and
wharf debt (In¬
cluded above)..
$502,000
the
.
4s,
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
Incorporated 1780.
|
Water Loan.
A-O $30,000c...Oct 1’07-09
A-O
60,OOOr... Oct 1’07-09
ASSESSED
Clifford A. Cook, Treasurer.
This city Is In Worcester
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Town-Hall Loan.
3^sg M-N $10,000
Nov ’07-10
7s
6s
1 1957
1925
INTEREST on the 7% water bonds Is payable at
Boston; on all other
coupon bonds at the office of the City Treasurer;
registered bonds payable
by check.
July
Bonded debt
Sinking funds
MIDDLEBOROUGH FIRE DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
School and Public Building Bonds.
4s g
M-S$128,000r
Mch 1 1917
3Hs g F-A 92,000r...Feb 1 1918
3 Ms g
F-A
30,000r_..Feb 1 1919
3Ms g J-D 200,000r
June 1 1920
M-S
3Ms
65,000r_..Mch 1 1922
3Ms g F-A 120.000r
Feb 1 1923
4s
J-D
g
50.000r___Dec 1 1923
4s g ’05 J-D
38,000...Dec 1 ’07-25
4s g *04 J-J
90,000r._ July 1 *07-24
4s *05
J-J
54,000r_. Jan 1 ’07-25
4s g’05 J-J
21,OOOr...
1
railroad loan In
on
[VOL. L XXXIV
1913
1914
1925
1927
1907
1928
1929
1932
111933
1 1935
Bonds Issued outside the debt limit.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—All the bonds are for
$1,000.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank of Boston or
In Newton.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUxNDS,
&c.—Floating debt Jan. 1
$234,000; not Included below.
Jan.
1
1907.
Jan.
Municipal debt-._$4,237,700
1
1906.
Jan. 1
1905.
Jan. 1
1907,
1904.
1.387,000
$4,247,200
1,610,000
$4,267,800
2,183,000
$4,217,687
2,185,000
Total debt... -.$5,624,700
$5,857,200
1,972,675
$6,450,800
2.352,280
$6,402,687
$3,884,525
$4,098,520
$4,219,775
Water debt.
Sinking fund...
Net
..
debt
1,926,262
$3,698,438
2,182,912
The sinking fund receives yearly about
$130,000 and Is nearly all In¬
vested In the city’s own securities.
The water sinking fund on Jan. 1
1907 amounted to $444,911, and Is Included In the total
above.
BORROWING CAPACITY
ASSESSED
rate have been
on
Jan. 1 1907
VALUATION.—The
as
follows
real estate
city’s
being at
was
$581,576 33.
assessed valuation
a fair cash value:
and
tax
Apr., 1907. J
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1902
1900
1893
1880
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS
Assessed Valuatioii.
Personal.
Real.
Rate
Total.
of Tax
per $1,000.
$49,751,150
48,966,500
48,396,000
$16,215,890
$65,967,040
$16 40
18 00
15,668,870
64,635,370
14,579,710
17 80
62,975,710
46,973,150
16 40
14,966,430
61,939.580
45,363,800
12,270,920
15 20
57,634,720
31,786,200
14 80
10,067,600
41,853,800
17,718,270
14 00
7,481,830
25,200,100
Tax rate In 1906 Included city tax proper. $13 00; State tax, $1 07;
county tax. $1 06; metropolitan tax, $1 27; total $16 40 per $1,000.
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 36,694; In 1900 It was 33,587; in 1890 It
was 24,379: in 1880 It was 16,995; in 1870 it was 12.825.
,
NORFOLK COUNTY.
H. D.
Humphrey, County Treas.
Dedham is the county seat.
Incorporated 1793.
LOANS—
When Due. 4.49s ’06 J-J
$100,000..July 2 1907
4s
J-J $180,000..July 1 ’07-’15 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07_..$291,386
4s ’04
J-J
20,000
July 1 1016 Temporary loan notes
100,000
4s ’05
J-J
40,000__July 1 '17-’18 Assessed val., 1905
$235,500,546
3Hs ’05 J-J 20,000
July 1 1919 Population in 1890
118,950
3^s '05 J-J 20,000
July 1 1920 Population In 1900
151,539
4s ’05
J-J
10,000
July 1 1921 Population In 1905...
167 487
4s ’06
J-J
1.386
July 1 1921
216.43750Jeuaplynt
NORTH ADAMS.
Dr. Frank D.
Stafford, Mayor; Edson M.
Hodge, Treasurer.
This city is in Berkshire County.
LOANS—
Incorporated March 22 1895.
Sundry Loans—(Continued).
When Due j
Refunding Loans.
3.15*99 J-J z$65,083.33
.19 12-1920
3.15*00 M-S 3-14,916.64...Mch 1920
3.15*00 M-S 3:15,616.69. ..Mch 1921
3 tg* 01 F-A *30,533.33..Feb ’21-23
3^*02 A-O 3-30,533.33..Mch '23-25
3%g03 A-O xl 1,533.32
.1925-1926
3
04 F-A
*6,533.33-..AU* 1926
3.45*05 J-D
4,533.33.June 1 1926
4 *'06
F-A
3:1,533.32. .Au* '26-27
Bridge Loans.
3.18*00 M-N $4,800
Nov ’07-’10
31**01 M-N
4.500
Nov ’07-’ll
4 *’01
F-A
12,250
Au* ’07-’13
3.52 3*05
16,470^...Nov’07-’15
.
School Loans.
3 )$* 94 J-J
x$2,500
3^*94J-J
94 J-J
3 Mj*
3.2*99 J-J
3.2*99 M-N
3.17* 01 J-D
...
J
; 4s *’04 M-N
; 4s * ’04 A-O
i
21,000....May ’08-’14
Oct
16,000
’07-’14
3 Ms’05 M-S
4,800..Mch 1 ’08-’15
Park Loans.
; 3 J4* 02 M-N *$20,800...Dec ’07-’32
Permanent improvement Loans.
3.4*02 M-N *$1,000
1907
4s * ’03 F-A
*4,000
Au* ’07-’08
j4s* ’04 F-A
i
3 t*s’05M-S
3M*’05F-A
4s *’06
Au* ’07-'09
*7,500
24,000..Mch 1’08-’15
4,000
Au* ’07-’10
*4,000.Nov 15 ’07-’ll
July 1 1908
Water Loans.
16,000..July 1 ’09-’12 3 l^s’85 J-D
32,000..June 1 ’07-’l 2
500
.July 1907 | 3>*s’89 J-J
104,000. .June ’07-’19
2,250
Jul y ’07-’09 | 3 Hff 95
94,250
Aug’07-’35
.
1907-1909 3.6* 95 J-J
16,500
29,000
Nov 1907
5,500...June ’07-’ll : 3 V£* 96 J-D
22,500...June ’07-’36
Sewer Loans.
i3 1-5s*J-J
900
Jan ’08-’09
4s '91
A-O
$8,000..May 1 ’08-’ll 4s * ’06 F-A
2,500. .Aufc 1 ’07-’ll
3^* 98 J-D
22,000..June 1 ’07-’28 i Tnside debt limit
$306,499
3.2*‘99 J-D
16,100...June ’07-’29 Outside debt limit
448,291
3.2* 00 A-O *23,000...Apr
’08-’30 ; Water debt
285,600
3.17* 01 J-D
*8,750...June ’07-’31 ■ Total bond debt Dec 1 ’06. 1,040,390
3.4* 02 —*8,220
Nov '07-'32 ! Assessed valuation, real..12,065,012
4s * ’03 F-A
8,100
Au* ’07-’33 Assessed val., personal
2,797,515
3Hc05
4,500...June ’07-’15 Total valuation 1905.....14,862.527
4s * ’06 F-A
5,000..All* 1 ’07-’16iTot. tax (per $1,000) ’06
$20 00
Sundry Loans.
| Population In 1900
24,200
3 J* * 96
*$93.333.33. June’07-’26i Population in 1905
22,125
..
*
.....
Outside debt limit,
x
Part of Issue outside of debt limit.
Treasurer.
Egbert I. Clapp, Mayor; G. W. Clark,
This city is in Hampshire County.
Incorporated June 23 1883.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Water Bonds.
M-N $70,000c...May 1 1909
Armory Bonds.
(4s
J-D $17,000c...Dec 11912 3Hs* J-J
4s
’07-’26
160,000c_July
3
ss *
Refunding Railroad Loan.
M-S
*07-’12
30.000c.Sept
BOND.
DEBT Feb 15 ’07. $583,000
3Hs* M-N $10,000c.May 1 ’08-’12 ~
~
School Bonds.
56,428
Sinking fund assets
4s
J-J
$50,000c.._July 1 1915 NET DEBT Feb 15 1907526,572
4s
M-N
15,000c
Nov 1 1907 Water debt (Included)
260,000
4s
J-J
23,000c...July 1 1910 Assessed valuation, real..10,239,920
3Hs ’04A-O 75,000
Oct 1 ’07-’21 Assessed val., personal
2,564,095
M-S
4s ’06
14,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’13 Total valuation 1906
12,804,015
(Assessment about 80 % actual val.)
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
3
* J-J
$99,000c_July 1 *07-*17 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’06
$16 50
Sewer Seri p.
Population In 1905
19,942
3 J*s ’05 A-O $18,000c
Oct ’07-’15 Population In 1900
18,643
INTEREST on all bonds payable at Northampton.
NORTH ANDOVER.
Water Works.
Clarence
Goldsmith, Superintendent
This town is in Essex County.
Incorporated 1855.
LOANS—
When Due.
>TAL DEBT Sept 1906.. $170,000
Water Bonds.
| Sinicin* fund
30.247
4s
J-J
1923
$80,000c
2T DEBT Sept 1906
139,753
4s
J-J
40.000c
1929
sesseri vauatfon 1906
4.5 5 8.509
4s
M-N
1907-1919
ssessm’t about 70% actual value.)
28,000c
4s
J-D
1907-1934
x rate (per $1,000) 1906...$18.50
18,000c
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$166,000 ! Population In 1900.
4.243
Floating debt.
4,000 Population in 1906 (est.)
4,650
INTEREST Is
Thlsplace Is in Bristol County.
A. T.
Parker, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.
Notes—(Con.)
Water Bonds.
Town 4s
12 1911
$4,900.
J-J
4s
do
4s
$30,000. ...July 1 1909
1,000. ..Jan 12 1909
4s
J-J
do
35,000.
4s
July 1 1914 |
10,600.
4s
J-J
do
3
40,000.. .July 1 ’08-’l3 :
.June 1 1913
6,500
4 Hs
J-J
4s
do
62,000. .July 1 ’18-’23|
6,500
Notes.
do
4s
1,000 ...Sept 1 1911
Water 3^s
Electric Light Bonds.
$1,700
Apr 8 1910
do
4s
12 1911 4s
J-J
Jan 1 1924
$50,000
do
4s
1 ’09-’25 i 3
s
J-J
$9,035..July 1 ’07-’19
do
4s
1 ’07-’23 ; Funded debt Feb 1 1907
$368,835
do
4s
3,000...Jan 25 1912 | Sinking fund
95,411
Town 3«s
1907-’19 ; Tax valuation 1906
4,942,458
do
Total
tax
4,000..June
1908
19
3H8
(per $1,000) 1906...$22.00
do
SHs
3,000...July 25 1908 ! Population In 1900
7,253
do
3^s
25 1909 Population in 1905
.7,878
do
2.800.. Dec. 25 1910 !
INTEREST payable In Boston.
3>*S
NORTH BROOKFIELD.
.
Sumner Holmes, Treas. & Asses’r.
This town Is In Worcester County.
Incorporated Feb. 28 1812.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Notes.
Miscellaneous Notes.
3VCS
$20.000..Dec 1 ’07-’08
4s ’97
$3,000
Dec 1 1907 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907..$77,060
10.000.. Dec 1 ’09-’10 Water debt (Included)
3Ms’02
60,000
4s ’04
10,000..Dec 1 ’13-’14 Assessed valuation 1906
1,630,817
3 5*s’06
(5.000
Dec 1 1915
(Assessment about full value.)
13,000
Dec 1 1917 i Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$14.40
i Population In 1906 (est.)
2,800
NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT.
C. F. Butter¬
field, Treasurer.
A water dlatrlct In Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.
A-O 850,000c. .OcV 1 ’U-’35 Assessed valuation 1906
48 ’07
M-S
18.000. .Mch 1 *18-’35 Population In 1906 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at Appleton National Bank, Lowell.
LOANS—
Incorporated in 1872.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
F-A $35,000c...Au*
($10,000 each 5th year until
J-D
4s
8,000c..June
4s
J-D
5,000c..June
4s
J-D
7,000c..June
4s
J-D
4,000c__June
Fire-House Notes.
4s
s-a
$14,000
4s
Electric-Light Notes.
4s
1 1910
paid.)
1
1
1
1
1915
1918
1917
19201
!
£
($2,000 due yearly.)
4s
School-House Notes.
s-a
$40,000
($2,000 due yearly.)
|
INTEREST
$25.000
($2,000 due yearly.)
BOND.DEBT Sept 1 1906.
$64,000
Note debt
113,950
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '06..
177,950
Sinking funds
26,750
NET DEBT Sept 1 1906... 151,200
Assessed valuation, real
4.420,005
Assessed val
personal
1,220,525
Total valuation 1906
5,640,530
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$18.40
(Assessm’t about 90 % actual value.)
Population in 1905
6,731
Population In 1900
5,480
Population in 1890
3,733
s-a
.
$50,060
1.370.470
1,855
3.605ept
paid by New England Trust Co., Boston.
ORANGE.
T.
Wesley Bridge, Treasurer.
This town is in Franklin County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
School-house loans
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
Water debt (incl. above)
$15,800
166.800
4s
M-S$l 18,000
118,000
Tax valuation, real
($3,000 yearly on Sept. 1.)
2,673,600
Tax valuation, personal
Sewer Bonds.
795,698
4s
M-N $33,000c
Total valuation 1906.
3,469,298
($2,000 yearly on Nov. 1.)
(Assessment full value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .$19.50
School House Loans.—
4s
F-A $15,800
On demand Population In 1900
.5,520
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..$151,000 : Population In 1905
5.575
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Orange National Bank
and at the office of the Town Treasurer; on the sewer bonds at the National
Hide & Leather Bank, Boston, and the Orange National Bank; on all other
loans at the Town Treasurer’s office.
PEABODY.
Elmer M. Poor, Treasurer
This town is in Essex
LOANS—
School Loans.
County.
Town property valued at $1,244,333.
When Due.
j
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J $150,000c.July 16’07-’36
F-A15$75,000c_Au* 15 ’07-21 4s ’06
150.000._Nov 15 *07-36
4s ’04
M-S
6,000c_Sept 1 ’07-09 BONDED DEBT July 1906 $594,000
Electric Light Bonds.
' Sinking fund
12,349
4s
J-D $40,000c
June 1 1922 Assessed valuation, real
6,779,400
Water Bonds.
1 Assessed val.. personal....2,425.004
4s
F-A$135,000c__ Au* 1 ’07-33 Total valuation 1906
.9,142,797
3Ms
J-D
36,000c_.June 1’07-24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. ,$22.00
3Ms’05 F-A 116,000c-_Aug 1 '07-55
(Assessment same as actual value.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population in 1905
13,097
4s
M-N $12,000C-.May 1 *08-10 Ponulatlon In 1900
11.523
4s ’04
PITTSFIELD.
A. H. Bagg,
Mayor; F. M. Platt, Treasurer.
Pittsfield is In Berkshire County.
Incorporated as a town, 1761: as a city
The sewer and water debt.fcincluded below, is outside of the debt
1891.
limit.
LOANS—
School Bonds.
When Due.
Water Loans.
M-N $45,000r
M-N 50,000r
Nov
May
M-S 35,000c
Sept
3M *’04J-D
70,000...Dec 1
Paving Bonds.
3 Yt *’04M-N $75,000...Nov 1
4s
4s
4s *
1 1908
1 1916
4s*
M-N$100,000._May 15’08-17
3Hs*
F-A
84,000
Au*
’07-20
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $805,600
Note debt
182,848
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907... 988,448
’07-13
’07-20
j Water debt (Included)
246,300
Assessed valuation, real..14,437,610
Assessed val., personal
4,508,998
4s *
J-D $120,000...June 1 ’07-18 j Total valuation, 1906
18,946,608
3Hsg J-D 200,000..June 1 ’07-26 j Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$18.50
Population In 1900
21,766
! Population In 1905
25,000
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank, Boston.
’07-21
I
;
PLYMOUTH.
Edward L.
Burgess, Clerk.
This town is In Plymouth County.
LOANS—
When Due.'
Street Loans.
Water Loans.
$5,700
j 4s ’95
F-A
Aug
4s ’85
J-D $22,400..June 1 *07-’14 4s '00
M-S
4s ’90
F-A
3,200. .May
14.300-.Au* 1 ’07-’17 ■ 3 Hs’01 M-N
F-A
4s ’94
10,400..Au* 1 ’07-’19.3 ^s’01 M-N
2,000..May
A-O
4s '99
19,500..Oct 2 ’07-’19 4s ’99
J-J"
1,800. .July
1.700.. Nov
3*48*01 M-N 14,000.-May 1 ’08-’21 4s ’01
M-N
3s’03 J-J 17.999 62.July 1 ’07-’33 3^s’04 A-O
6,400. .Oct
Real Estate Loan.
($666 66 due yearly.)
3Ms’05 A-O
3^s’05 M-N
School
1
8
1
1
1
*07-*25
’07-*10
’08-’ll
’08-’ll
*07-*09
1 ’07-‘l 1
1 ’07-’14
3>^s’03 F-A
$2,400..Feb 1 *08-*13
Engine-House Loan.
3*is’03 J-J
$5,600..July 1 ’07-’13
8,000..Apr 15 ’08-15
10,800C-..Nov ’07-15
Loans.
4s ’03
4s ’05
J-D
1,750.Dec 15 ’07-*13
M-S
18,000
Sept 1 1923
Armory Bonds.
4s ’06
J-D $30,000..June 1 ’07-’26
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$304,003
Sewer Loans.
Floating debt
38,000
4 Ljs’93 M-N
$5,250..Nov 1 ’07-’13 Assessed valuation, real
7,338,675
3 ?4 s’03 J-J
24,000. .July 1 ’07-’30 Assessed val., personal
2,462.263
Fire Department Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
9.800.938
4s ’05
M-S $17,000...Sept 1 ’07-23 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. .$16.00
Plymouth C. & W. St. Ry. Loan. Population In 1900
9,592
3
s’0» J-D $10,500..Dec 1 ’07-’13 Population In 1905
11 118
3Hs’01 M-N
$4,000. .May 1 ’08-’ll
54.Au* 1 ’07-’25
3,300..Au* 13 *07-’12
4s '04
J-J
25,200
July 1 ’07-24
3Ms’05 A-O 20,000 —.Apr 15 '08-15
4s ’95
F-A 5,066
3»is’02 F-A
QUINCY.
This city Is
LOANS—
payable at the Wlnthrop National Bank In Boston.
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH.
4s *06
Wheelock, Treasurer.
NorfolkSCounty.
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST is payable In Boston and North Adams.
NORTHAMPTON.
Chas. T.
The town is In
:
.
3.6* 96 J-D *$20,000
June ’07-'26
3 XK 97
*133,333.40.Mch ’08-’27
2,500... .Aug ’07-’08
3 Ug 98 F- A
3.4* 02 M-N 16,500
Nov ’07-’12
NORWOOD.
29
H. O. Fairbank, Auditor; Henry G. Fay, Treas.
in Norfolk County.
Incorporated May 17 1888.
When Due.
Sewer Loans.
.
M-N $170,500
4s
1907-1937
A-O
4s
80,000..Oct 1 ’07-38
A-Of
3Hs
1
4s
44,000...Apr 1 ’08-29
10,000...Apr 1 ’30-39
(16,000. ..June 1 ’07 -14
130,000. ..June 1 ’15-44
24.000...Sept 1 ’07-30
3,000...Apr 1 ’08-09
4s
4s ’05
Water Loans
j
M-N $21,000
23,000
24.000
4s
12,000
3,70s’06
20,000.
4s
Apr 1 *08-28
3 V^s
3VaS
1907-1929
1907-1930
Apr 1 ’08-19
.
.
Playground Bonds.
*
$34.000. ..Oct 1 ’07-’23
s
School Bonds.
4s ’06
$61.000
....
3.C5s’06
20,000 .....1907-1926
Summary of Debt Jan.
Municipal Department—3Hs, 4s. i Municipal debt
Due—
Due
1907..
..$27,060 1912....
1908..
61,220 1913
1909..
53,045 1914
1910..
47,545 1915
1911.
35,270
A-O $14,400..Apr
3Hs
J-J
3^s
18,000..July
F-A
3^s
27,000. .Aug
.
...
...
...
.$28,770
22,270
.
.
.
21.070
21,800
...
1 ’07-'25
1 ’07-’24
1 ’07-’24
Deficiency Bonds.
Population In 1900
'Population In 1890
'Population In 1905
INTEREST is payable at Eliot National Bank. Boston.
4s ’06
$4,000
RANDOLPH.
1
1907
$540,450
Park debt (playgrounds)...
34,000
Sewer construction debt
526,400
Water debt.
684,500
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 785.300
Borrowing capac. Jan 1 ’07.
83,858
Tax valuation, real
21.430.500
Tax valuation, personal.. 5.356,385
Tax valuation 1906
26,786.885
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18.66
23,899
16,723
38,067
Joseph T. Leahy, Treasurer.
This town is In Norfolk County.
Incorporated Marok • 1793.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking funds
$63,468
Water-Works.
Other credits
34,063
A-O $20,000c...Apr 1 1912 NET DEBT Sept 1 1906..
4s
109,139
4s
M-N 40,000c...May 1 1917 Tax valuation, real
.1.685,300
4s
M-N 20,000c...May 1 1918 Tax valuation, personal
314,450
4s
J-J
25,000c...July 1 1922 Total valuation 1906
1.999.750
4s
J-J
10,000c ..July 1 1926 (Assessment la about actual value.)
4s
M-N
3.000c..Nov 5 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) 1956
$20 40
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$138,000 City property (est.) 1905. .$340,300
68,670 Population In 1900
Floating debt and accident.
..3,993
TOTAL DEBT
206,670 Population in 1890.
3.94$
INTEREST Is
{Population In 1996
payable at Boston.
4.934
30
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES
BEADING.
E. N.
Hunt, Auditor.
This town Is In Middlesex
LOANS—
SOMERVILLE. Chas. A.
Pike, Treasurer.
County. -Incorporated 1644.
When Due.
Water Bonds.— (Con.)
4s
J-D $84,000
School Bonds
4s
F-A
$4,000...Aug 1 ’07-08
-S
F-A
6,000..Apr 21 ’08-10
4s
F-A
21,000c...Aug ’09-15
4s
M-N 35,000..-Nov 1 ’07-13
A '/2 s Uo j-d; 20,000
Dec 1 *07-10
i 60.000...Dec 1 ’11-25
1916-1922
($12,000 yearly on June 1.)
M-S
10,000c. _Mch 15 1912
J-D
5,000c
June 1 1926
J-D
3,000c_:_June 1 1927
4s
4s
4s
.
_
J-D
R
4.000
June 11928
•
.
.
When Due.
4s
School Loan Notes.
4s
J-D
$8,000
Dec 2 ’07-22
4,
M-N
11,600..May 15 ’08-23
4s
M-N
29,750
May 1 ’08-24
4s
A-O
9,000
Oct 1 ’07-24
Sewer Loan
A-O
4s
$2,000
Feb 1 ’15-16
M-N
4s
1,000.. May 16
1908
750
May 1 1909.
4s
J-J
6,000...July 1 '07-12
580
July 1 1913
4s
J-J
10,400...July 1 ’07-14
1,700
July 1 1915
3 Ms
3,000
June 1 ’07-09
J-D
800
June 1 1910
Park Loan.
1
j.j
$9,000
July 1 ’07-14
Fire-Station Loan.
3 n
l^s
J-D J $8,000
June 1’07-14
•
M-N $1,000
3Ms
J-D
6,750
Water Bonds.
Nov 1907
June 15 1907
3Ms’05 A-Q$336,000c.-Apr 1 '08-35
3Ks’05 M-S
9,000. ..Se'pt 1 '07-15
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
4s ’03
M-N $68,000c..May 1 ’08-24
4s ’03
M-N 20,000c..May 1 '25-34
Refunding Bonds.
Ms
M-S$150,000r_-Mch 1 ’08-22
Ms
M-S
45.000r..Mch 1 ’08-16
Debt outside limit
$449,000
Debt Inside limit
345,650
TOTAL DEBT Mch 4 1907.
794,650
Water debt (included)
357,000
Assessed valuation, real..12,593,000
Assessed val., personal
458,800
Total valuation 1906
13,051,800'
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$22.00 1
Population in 1900
10,395
\ 1,500
June 1 1915 ; Population in 1905.
12,647 1
INTERESTT Is payable In Boston at the Fourth
National Bank.
ROCKLAND.
•Town In
LOANS—
4s
4s
•
J. S.
3
J-J
$27,000
BONDED DEBT Feb
! Floating debt.......
Library Notes.
3Ms.
3Ms
M-N
M-S
1907-1015
$90 000
18‘07
......
Total assessment 1906
$2,000..May 15 ’08-09 Tax
3,523,598
$24 28
5,327
6,285
rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1900
Population In 1905
6,000..Mch 17 ’08-13
Steam Roller Notes.
^qoo
3 Ms
$2,000
J-J
July 9 ’07-10
J NTEREST on water bonds Is
payable at the New England Trust Co
Boston: other Interest at ofllce of State Treasurer.
7
.
ROCKPORT.
.
Fred. E. Pool ^Treasurer.
■
rusr ~°y
This town Is In Essex
LOANS—
County. Incorporated Feb. 27 1840
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1907..$136,000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
3,063.834
4s
J-J
$19,000c. July 1 *07-25 (Assessment about
75% actual value)
4s
M-N 28,000c.May 1 ’08-14 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$18.00
4s
M-N 5O,000c.May 1 ’15-24
Population In 1900
4,592
3 Ms ’02 M-N 13,500c-Nov 1 ’07-32
Population
In 1905
4,446
School Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S $18,000c
Sept ’07-24!
INTEREST Is payable In Boston at National
Exchange Bank.
SALEM.
Charles H.
Danforth, Aud.;-William
A.
Hill,
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
3 Ms
1
1
1
1
1
1
50,000. .July 1
21,000..July 1
20,000. J Uly 1
12,000--July 1
-
2,000..July
40,000..July
10,000..July
J-J
8,000..July
3Ms
J-J
4s
4s
J-J
A-O
34,000..Oct
J-J
25,500..July 1
40,000..July 1
4s ’04
28,000. .July
40 000. .July
63,000.. July
40,000..July
INTEREST
°f
on
1
25,000.. July 1
64,000. .Apr 1
$40 OOO-.July 1 ’07-T1
35,OOO-.July 1 ’12-T6 3Ms’05 A48,OOO-.July 1 ’07-T4
($6,000 due yearly.)
$30,000..July 1 ’07-’08 4s ’06 J-J
J-J
56,000..July 1 ’09-T2 !
39,000..July 1 ’13-’15 !
16,000..Apr 1
30,000..Apr 1
|'40,000c.July 1
'35,000c.July
l 5,000c.July
1
1
the bonds of 1906 is
payable at the National
Jan. 1 ’07.
1922
1907
’08-T1
’12-’l 7
1907
1908
’09-T8
’07-’09
’10-T4
’15-T8
1919
32,000. .July
J-J
J-J
J-J
Bank In Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
Total debt
Water debt (Inch above)
Borrowing capacity
’07-T0
’11-’12
’13-’20
1907
’08-T1
’12-’21
’07-’13
’14-’23
*07-’23
’07-’09
’10-T4
’15-’24
*07-’13
’14-’15
’16-’25
’07-T1
’12-T6
’17-’21
Security
Jan. 1 ’06. Jan. 1 ’05. Jan. 1
’04.
.$1,464,500 $1,510,000 $1,498,500
$1,505,500
86,000
102,000
108,000
123,000
198,633
151,823
141,000
In place of an
132,500
accumulating
sinking
the
fund,
city raises each year by
taxation a sum of money which Is
to
applied
the
redemption of
which when paid are canceled.
Value public property, $5,144,662. bonds,
Funding Notes.
5as
City Bonds—
4s
Gray, Treas.; Ezekiel It. titudley, Clerk.
When Due.1
J-J
$8,000.. July 1 ’07-’14
A-O
5,000.-Oct 1 ’07-’l 1
J-J
16,000.. July 1 *07-’22
J-J
21,000-.July 1 ’07-’27
J-J
17,000..July 1 ’07-’23
3Ms
J-J
25,000..July
’07-’31
4s
J-J
22,000..July 1 ’07-’28
4s ’04
J-J
23,000..July 1 ’07-’29
3Ms’05 A-O 28,000..Apr 1 ’08-’35
4s ’06
J-J
20,000c.July 1 ’07-’26
Sewer Bonds (Outside limit) —
4s
J-J
$57,000.. July 1 ’07-’25
Water Bonds—
4s
J-J
$10,000.. July 1
1907
4s
A-O
28,000.. Oct 1 ’07-’20
4s
A-O
24,000..Oct 1 ’07-’14
4s
A-O
10,000..Oct 1 ’15-’19
4s
J-J
12,000..July 1 ’07-’18
4s
J-J
2,000..July 1 ’07-’08
Park Bonds (Outside limit) —
3 Ms
J-J
$23,000—July 1 ’07-’29
4s
Plymouth County.
Water-Works.
M-N $36,000c__May 1 ’08-16
F-A
10,000c..Feb 1 ’08-17
2,000._July
9,000..July
20,000..July
24,000.-July
10,000..July
9,000..July
4s
4s
4s
3
3
LXXXIV.
This city Is In Middlesex
County and was Incorporated In 1872.
LOANS—
When Due.'
City Bonds.— (Con.)
Paving Bonds (Outside limit)54,000..July 1 ’07-T2
4scSewer Ao*°
3Hs
J-J
$30.000-_0ct
1
’07-’12
27,000..July 1 ’13-’21
Bonds—
4s
3 Ms
4s
.
County.
1 o a NS—
•
[VOL.
Grimmons, Mayor; Joseph S.
4Ms
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907-.$367,450
Floating debt
35,200
1 ’07-24 : TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907.. 402,650
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
4,812,045
4s
J-D $63,000c
1907-1915
(Assessment about actual value.)
($7,000 yearly on June 1.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$20 00
4s
J-D $30,000c..June 1 ’23-25
Population In 1900
4,969
Population In 1905
5,682
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank Boston.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
A-O $36,000c..Oct
REVERE.^G. Arthur Tapley ^Treasurer.
This town Is in Suffolk
AND TOWNS.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
city’s assessed valuation (about the
and tax rate have been as
actual value)
Years.
Real.
1906
1905.
1904
1902
1900.
1890
1880
follows:
Assessed
Valuation
Personal.
$54,367,700
53,392,000
51,836,200
49,697,500
47,430,000
29,981,700
$6,003,800
5,841,000
6,220,500
18,393,200
2,064 900
5,787,870
5,148,200
2,575,800
Total.
Hate of Tax
per $1,000
$60,371,500
$17.40
59,233,000
18 30
58.056,700
17 20
55,485,370
16 40
52,578,200
16 00
32,557,500
14 00
20,458,100
19 10
It was 61,643; In 1890 it
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 69,188; In 1900
40,152; In 1880 was 24,938; In 1870 was 14,685.
was
SOUTHBRIDGE.
John A.
Hall, Treasurer.
This town Is In Worcester
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School-house 4s
$5,000
Sewer bonds 4s (outside
limit) .50,000
Sewer notes 4s
6,025
Arm’ry &' engine-h’ sc notes 4s 7,900
High school notes 4s
600
School house 4s
500
School house 3 Ms
11,000
Contingent 3Ms
3,000
Anticipation of taxes
10,000
Demand notes
3,000
Incorporated Feb. 15 1816.
Steam Roller..
Central St. Bridge 4s.
Filtration bed 4s
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
$1,800
6,ooo
1,000
105,825
15,370
Sinking fund
Total valuation 1906
5,066,323
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18 00
Population In 1900
10,025
Population In 1905
10,947
Treas.
•This city Is In Essex County.
Incorporated March 23 1836.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewerage Bonds (outside limit )
Cemetery Bonds.
3Ms
M-S $81,000c
1907-1933
A-O
3Ms
$5,000r
Apr 08-11 3Ms’04 M-S
190,000c&r.Sep 1 ’07-44 SOUTH
3Ms
F-A
l,000r
Aug 1907 4s ’06 F-A
" ‘
-97,500... FebV-1 ’08-46
HADLEY. C. J.
Improvement Loan.
Treasurer.
4s '06
F-A
This town Is In
9,500...Feb 1 ’08-26
Hampshire County.
3Ms
M-S $14,000c
1907-1913 4s ’06
M-S
BOND. DEBT Feb 1
72,500...Mch 1 ’08-36
1907...$63,350 j NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
Municipal Loan.
Trust Fund Bonds.
$45,959
Floating debt
4s
J-D $33,000c
June 1 1907 4s
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907..' 15,000 Assessed valuation 1906 —2,569,372
J-J
$85,000c.
.July
1
’07-23
78,350 ! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
($3,000 due yearly to June 1 1917.)
Street Bonds.
$18 50
Sinking
fund
4s
32,391, Population In 1905.
J-D
$l,000r
1907-1908 4s
J-D $21,000c__June 1 ’07-13
5,054
4s
J-J
SPEN0ER.
5,000r__July 1 ’07-11 4s ’05
E.
M-S
7,650r. ..Sept ’07-15
Treasurer.
4s ’05
J-J
6,900r
This
July ’07-09 4s ’06
town Is In Worcester
M-N
18,000.. .May 1 ’08-16
County.
4s ’06
F-A
Feb ’08-10
3,000r
LOANS—
Water Bonds (outside limit).
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Mch 1
4s ’06.. M-S
5 .000.. .Sept 1 '07-11 4s
1906. $300 600
J-D $112.000c_..June 1 1907
Refunding Notes
Assets
4s '06
A-O f 1.200
Oct 1 1907
3 Ms
J-J $18,000..July 1 ’07-’12
151,200
($8,000 yearly to June 1 1920.)
NET
1
DEBT
Mch
1
8.000...Oct 1 ’08-15 4s
Water Bonds—
1906...
128,400
F-A
$2,000c...Feb
1 1908
Assessed
4s ’06
M-N 10,000
valuation
4s
1905
1907-1916 4s
J-J $240,000c_..July 1 1914
3,535,070
F-A
4,500r_.Mch 1 ’08-16
Sewer Loans.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Mch 1’06
3 Ms
M-S
1,500r
..1908
$240,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
4s
A-O $26,000c...Apr 1’08-20 3
notes
Refunding
$17 50
Ms
A-O
5,000r
21,000 Population In 1900
Apr ’08-09
4s ’05
M-S
750r
Sept 1907 3Ms
A-O
FloatingjLebt7,627
4,000r
Oct '07-10
39,600 Population In 1905.
4s ’05
J-J
l,000r
July 1907 3Ms
INTEREST
is
J-J
6,963
payable by the Boston"Safe
7,500r
July’07-11
4s ’06
M-N 14,000...May 1 ’08-14
Deposit & Trust Co.
Pipe
Renewing
Bonds.
Public Library.
Win. E.
3Ms
F-A $12,000r..Feb 1 ’08-13
6s
A-O $25,000r
T.
Apr 1 1908 4s
J-J
10,500r_ Jan 1 08-14
Tifft, Treasurer.
3 Ms’05 M-S
This city Is In
Rl2.000r_.Mchl ’08-15
Hampden County. Incorporated as a
INTEREST Is payable at the Merchants’
city May 25 1852.
LOANS—
NatlonalJBank, Boston.
When Due.
Park Bonds—
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. ETC.—
Fire Department Bonds—
3 Msg’01M-S $20,000r
3Msg’03J^D $125,000r_june 1 1923
Septl 1907-’ll
Dec. 1 ’06. Dec. 1 ’05. Dec. 1
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms ’06M-N
’04.
Bonded debt (other than water)
40,000..Nov 1 ’07-’16 4sg’91 J-J
$790,000
$602,700’
$70,000r
School
$600,500
Bonds—
July 1 1906
Sinking fund
23,853
3sg’00J-D 142,000c&r.. June 1 1930
21,483
4sg*95 A-O $35,000r
20,250
Oct 1 1915 3 Msg’01 M-S
4sg’97 J-J 370,000r
20,000r_Sept 1907-’26
Net debt (other than water)
Jan 1 1917 3Msg’04F-A
$766,147
$581,217
36,000r_Augl 1907-’24
$580,250 4sg’97 J-J
Water debt (additional)
49,500r.. July 1907-’17
143,000
Improvement
, 160,850
3
Bonds.
179,700
Msg’98J-J 104.400r_.July 1907-’18
o/t
3Msg’97F-A
3
!
Msg’00J-D
Net funded debt of city.
20,0()0r
$35,000r.__Aug
1 1907
Dec
1
1919
Miscellaneous Bonds.
$909,147
$742,067
J-D 12 5,000c&r June 1 1920
$759,950 3sg’00
Borrowing capacity
$413,995
3Msg’98J-J
3 Msg’01M-S 125,000r
$419,658
$420,918
$8,000r__July
1907-’08
Septl 1921 ,
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessment
Water Bonds.
3 Msg’02A-O
about full value.
55,000r
Oct 1 1922 4sg’93 A-O
3 Msg’03M-S
$200,000c
Assessed Valuation
Apr 1 1913
Tax per
40,000c&rSept 1 1923
Years.
Real.
Personal.
3Msg’05J-J 370,000c&r Jan 1 1925 34sg’93 A-O 150,000C-..Oct 1 1923
Total.
$1,000.
1906
Msg’90A-O
$19,819,900
125,000c...Oct
$10,536,800
1 1920
3Ms '05
26,000
$30,355,700
Jan 1 1925 4s g ’07
$17.50
1905
J-J 270,000c. Jan 1
19,634,000
4s g ’06 M-N 207,000
10,273,700
’10-’36
29,907,700
Nov 1 1926
17 80
1904
Refunding
Water Bonds.
19,561,000
9,793,688
29,354,688
17 50
1903
3 Msg’03A-O $40.000C
19,400,200
10,632,700
.INTEREST
Apr
1 1908
payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston
30,032,900
17 80
1902
19,254,100
and City
10,103,800
Treasury.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING
29,357,900
17 50
1900-.
18.910,900
FUNDS. &c.—
10,084,400
Total debt Dec. 10 1906
28,995,300
18 00
1890
14,289,500
11,909,390
26,198.890
17 00
Sinking fund Dec. 10 1906
$2,542,900
POPULATION.- —In 1905 was 37 586; In 1900 It was
35,956; In 1890 it
was 30*801:
434,448
In 1880 it was 27 563.
Net debt Dec. 10 1906
...
Bartlett,
Jones,
....
...
SPRINGFIELD.
Sanderson, Mayor; Eliphalet
_
—
s
A4
J. S.
Meacom, Treas
This town Is In Essex County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Loan.
4s
$3,000.
Dec 1907
4s
15,000. ...Dec ’10-12
4 Ms
10,000. ...Dec ’08-09
4s
3,500.
Dec 1913
4s
5,000.
Dec 1914
4s
2,500.
Dec 1915
4s
10,000. ..Dec 1916-17
4s
3,000. ..Dec 1918-19
4s
5,000.
Dec 1920
4s
2,500.
Dec 1921
4s
5,000.
Dec 1922
Hathaway Bonds—
4s
$4,000.
Oct 19 1908
....
4s
Henry D. Parker, Clerk.
....
.
Jetson
$27,ooo- July 1 ’07-15
3 Ms.
f
ii
■'*
•
28,000..Aug 1 ’07-20
1 45,000..Aug l’21-’35
Funded debt Jan 1 1907
$194,550
Floating debt
80,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..
274,550
Sinking fund assets
7,860
Assessed valuation, real
4,335,476
Assessed val., personal
263,806
4s ’05
Total tax (per $1,000)
Population
Population
Wade, ( ylerk.
In 1905
In 1900
ceipts
ASSESSED
value.
j
|1
Years.
1900
5,084-j
2,595
1
$555,000.
50.379
above)
property of water department.
were $286,790; expenditures
and transfers
1905
1904
1906...$19.80 1903
1902
6,252
J 1900
1 1895
i 1890
1888
1905...$17 70
$2,108,452
Net water debt Dec. 10 1906
(Included above)
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city
values Its property at
ing $2,100,656 for
25,000..May ’15-’19
700..May ’08-’09
This town Is in Plymouth
County.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907...$95,200! Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation
1905...3,727,573[Population in 1905
Water debt (Included
above)
Water sinking fund (Included
School-Ho use Loan
----
SCITUATE.
oi
.
---
SAUGUS.
a
VALUATION.—Real
Real.
63,273,330
62.145,950
60.787,130
58,411,160
55,676,320
30,323,140
Taxation In 1906 Includes
State
*18.36; total, $15.00;per $1,000.
In vear 1906 water
re¬
$164,039; bal., $122,751
estate Is taken at about
90% cash
Assessed Valuation
Personal.
$68,239,*990
$504,621
$6,724,973, includ¬
Total.
$18,265,191
$86,505,181
17,631,147
80,904,477
16,722,107
78,868,057
16,420,769
77,207,899
16,424,905
74,836,065
16,682,161
72,358,481
12.969,681
59,033,141
10,697,773
44,493,633
9,540,115
39,863,255
tax. $0.85; county
tax, $0.71
Tax per
$1,000
$15 00
15 40
14
14
14
13
12
12
13
60
60
50
80
20
40
60
Apr., 1907.]
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 73,484; in 1900 It was 62,059; In 1890 it
44,179; in 1880 it was 33,340; in 1870 it was 26,703.
WALTHAM. GeorgeB.
Treasurer.
was
STONEHAM.
F. E.
Tills town is in Middlesex
LOANS—
County.
(340,000c June 1 ’07-’16 34s
J-D] 48.000C June 1 '17-’26 34s
4s
Library Notes—
4s ’04
J-D
31,000c
June 1907
34s
3 4s
3
3 4s
32,000c...May 1 1925
5,000c
May 1 1928
4,000c.. .May 1 1929
TOTAL BONDED
Feb 1 1907-.-
School Bonds—
3 4s
A-O $38,000C--Apr
Water Bonds—
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
35,000c-.-May 1 1907
85,000c .May 1 ’08-’24
/ 3,000c
May 1 1925
M-N ]10,OOOc.May 1 ’26-’27 I
4s
INTEREST is payable at National
3240,000
1,100
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 '07... 241,100
Total valuation 1905
.4,897,349
(Assessment 80 to 90% of actual val.)
Total tax (per 31.000) 1906...321 50
Population in 1900
1 6,197
Population in 1905.
6,320
Bank of Republic, Boston.
LOANS—
4s
-
County.
Incorporated May 11 1864.
When Due.
Paving Bonds—
June 1 1909
June 1 1911
June 1 1913
June 1 1914
June 1 1915
17,000r
1 1915
Dec
45,door
46,800r
June 1 1916
1 1909
36,900c&rDec
4.090r
Dec
1 1911
June 1 1912
15,000c
1 1912
8,000c&rDec
June 1 1913
2,300r
June 1 1913
23,000r
June 1 1914
0,000r
June 1 1914
7,000r
30,000
June 1 1915
4,500r
Dec
1914
June
2.000
1910
17,850r
5,000c
15,000c
21,000c
34s’05 J-D
4s
4s
Tracy, Mayor; Edward Ii. Temple,
3 4s ’04 J-D 512,000c June
1
1914
June 1 1907
$21,000r
Water Bonds—
11,500c&rJunc 1 1908 4s
J-J
$5,000r
July 1 1908
4,600r
Dec
1 1908 4s
J-J
15,000r
July 1 1909
J-D
J-D
J-D
J-D
4S
J-D
4s
J-D
J-D
4s
J-I)
4s
4s
J-D
4s
J-D
4s
J-D
J-D
34s
J-D
3,4 s
3 4S
J-D
4s
J-D
3 4s
J-D
4s
J-D
3 4s’05 J-D
4S
4s
4s
4s
’05
J-D
’05 J-D
School Bonds—
4s
J-D $27,000r
June
4S
J-D
45,000r
June
3 4s’04 J-D
33,500c&rJune
Sewer Bonds—
4s
J-D $83,500c&rJune
4s
J-D
16,500r
June
J-D
4s
50,000r
Dec
4s
J-D
30,000r
June
4s
J-D
June
75,000c
3 4s
J-D 100,000c&rDec
3 4s
J-D
20,000r
June
3 4s
J-D
12,000r
June
3 4s'05 J-D
7,000
June
3 4s’05
4,000
June
4s ’06
J-D
June
30,000
Street Improvement—
3 4s
J-D 522,000r
June
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
3 4s
3 4s
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
34s
3 4s’05 J-J
3 48’06 J-J
Jan
30,000r
15,000r
July
38,000c
July
45,000r
July
516,500c
July
50,000r
Jan
4,000r
July
30,000c
Jan
40,000c
July
Jan
10,000c
lO.OOOr
July
5,000
July
Jan
15,000
Jan
10,000
Electric-Light Bonds
1 1910
1 1910
1 1911
l 1917
1 1922
1 1918
1 1919
1 1920
1 1930
1 1923
1 1934
1934
1935
1 1936
1
1
—
4s
4s
4s
4s
3 4s
1 1917
1 1919
3 4s
J-D$125,000c&rJune
J-D
J-D
J-D
J-D
J-D
1 1924
7,500c&rJune
3,500r
June
5,000r
3,000r
175,000c
1,500r
Dec
Dec
June
1
1927
1 1917
1 1918
1 1928
1 1920
1 1932
1 1911
J-D
34s
June
Fire Notes
1 1927 4s ’06
$2,300.. ..June 1 1907
1928 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907 32,144,250
1928 Floating debt-....
2,300
1929 TOT. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 2,146,550
1930 Sinking fund
707,713
1930 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907... 1,438,837
1932 Water debt (Included)
838,500
1932 Water sinking fund
326,595
1935 Borrowing capacity Jan 1
1935
1907
232,543
19 36 Value city property 1906. 2,631,087
Assessed valuation, real..16,183,885
Assessed valuation, pers’l. 5.656,497
Total valuation 1906
21,840,382
4s ’06
J-D
24,000
(Assessment about 90% actual val.)
4s ’06
J-D
10,300
June 11911 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
319 00
Fire Truck Bonds—
Population In 1905
30,952
4s’04
J-D
53,000r
June 1 1914 Population In 1900 (Census)..31,036
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable at the Webster & Atlas National
Bank of Boston.
Registered Interest is remitted by City Treasurer.
OUTSIDE DEBT LIMIT.—The electric light, sewer and water bonds
are outside debt limit.
3
4s
J-D
35,000r
WAKEFIELD.
This town
Albert W«
LOANS
4s
4s
Flint, Treasurer.
County.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
3
3
1910
1911
June
June 1 1916
is in Middlesex
M-N
ji
1907-1910
$S,000
M-N 60,000 .-..-.192 1-1930
3 4s
M-N 50,000. .Nov 1 '11 -’20
M-N 100,000. .Nov 1 ’31 -’40
34s
I 16,000. .Oct 1 ’07-’22 i
34s
A-O] 40 000. .Oct 1 ’23-’42 j
Fire Station Bonds.
.
.
..
..
..
Miscellaneous Loans.
$500
1,000
1,500
2,000
1,500
8,000
2,200
1,500
..
..
__
1907
1908
.1907-1909
.1907-1910
.1907-1909
.1907-1914
.1907-1910
1907-1909
34s
J-D
59.900
1907-1915
Water Bonds—
Municipal Light Loan—
($28,000..Oct 1
’07-’14 4s
(548,000..Oct
A-O] 80,000..Oct 1
4s
'15-’24
A-O] 90,000..Oct
I 108,000.. Oct 1
School Loan.
3
4s
$13,000
6,000
11,000
22,500
3,000
---
.Dec
1,500
9,000
9,000
l
*07-’13
'14-’23
F. O.
WARE.
1 ’07 *13
1907-1912 Floating debt
78,000
1907-1917 Tax valuation, real
7,081,535
1907-1921 Tax valuation, personal
1,274,154
1907-1912 ; Total valuation 1906
8,355,689
1907-1909 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
520.80
1910-1918 Population In 1890
6,982
1907-1915 Population in 1900
9,290
Pilsbury, Treas.; H. L. Howard, Clerk.
A. F.
This town is in
’08-’10
1 1908
1 1909
1 1910
1 1911
1 1912
1 1913
1 1914
1 1915
I
i
’07-’20
’08-’15
1 1911
1 1922
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1912
1912
1916
1916
1918
1909
1922
1909
1910
1919
1919
1920
1922
1912
1922
1922
1923
1923
J-J
5,000c...July
J-J
3,000r
Jan
J-J
34s
3,ooor. ..July
4s
J-J
ll.OOOr. ..Jan
4s
J-J
*85,000c&r_Jan l
4s
J-J
•15.000c&r_Jan 1
4s
J-J
4.000C- ..Jan 1
3 4s
J-J
4,000c. -.July 1
J-J
34s
3,000c- ..July 1
J-J
34s
10,000c&r.July 1
4s
J-J
*10,000.. ..July 1
4s
J-J
*25,000.. ..July 1
4s
J-J
•15,000.. -Dec 31
4s
A-O •10,000.. --Apr 1
4s
A-O
•5,000-. __Oct 1
Sewer Bonds.
A-O
4s
*50,0000...Oct 1 1911
A-O *50.0000...Apr 1 1921
4s
4s
A-O
5,000c...Apr 1 1924
4s
J-J
7,000c
Ian 1 1927
3 4s
J-J
2,000r...July 1 1909
3 4s
J-J
l,000r___July 1 1913
3 4s
J-J
2,000r
Jan 1 1915
A-O
34s
6,OOOr_Oct 1 1907-12
4s ’06
J-J
/ 3,000c...July 1 1907
]24.000c_July 1 ’08-’19
4s
J-J
5 000r.. .July 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..5842,000
Floating debt
60,000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907. 902,000
Sinking funds.
332,464
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
669.535
Water debt (additional)
536,000
Water sink fund (add’l)
258,391
Borrowing capacity Jan 1’07 196.351
Assessed valuation, real.. 17,398,200
Assessed val., personal
6,397,257
Total valuation 1906
23.795,457
(Assessment
at
full
value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16 50
Population in 1905
26,282
Population In 1900
23,481
Richardson, Treasurer.
Hampshire County.
LOANS—
Amount, i
Sewer loan, 4s.
$9,500 ,
Street paving 3 4s 1907-1912. 4,200!
Street lmp’t 4s, 1907-1908
1,000 j
Street lmp’t 48
2,000 ;
Grade crossing 4s, 1906-07..
1,150
Water debt
25,200 1
School notes, 3 4s, 1906-21._ 22,500 t
School 3 4s
300
Almshouse notes, 3 4s
10,200
One-year loan 4 4s
1,000 |
WATERTOWN.
Incorporated 1775.
Sewer extension 3 4s
$1,000
do
do
4s, 1907-08.
2,000
do
do
4s
4,000
Town-hall repair 4s
8.400
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07
92,450
Borrow’g capacity Mch 1 ’07. 65,762
Tax valuaton In 1906
4,436,055
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18.00
Population In 1900
8,263
Population In 1905.
8,593
_
Chas. W. Stone, Treasurer.
This town Is in Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School House Notes.
4s
M-S 516,000c Sept 1 1907-14
4s
A-O
8,000c..Oct 1907-08
4s’05
M-N 54,OOOc.May 1 1908-25
Water Notes
3 4s
J-J 5198,000c...Jan
(59,000 due
yearly) to Jan
J-J
140.000c.July 1
Drainage Loan
34s’()5 M-N $10,000
May
4s ’06
M-N
10,000c...May
43 ’04
Incorporated Sept. 17 1630.
Town Notes (Con.) —
4s *05
F-A
13,000. Aug 1 1915-16
4s
3 4s
4s
34s
3 4s
1 1908
1
1929 34s
’07-34 4s
4s
1 1914 4s
1 1916 4s
M-N
F-A
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
15,000c...Nov 1 1908
21,800c...Aug 1 1909
8,500c...Jan
1
1910
20,000c...July 1 1910
30,000c...July 1 1911
10,000c
July 1 1912
2,000
8,000
Oct
1
1912
July 1 1913
10,000.July 1 1910-11
10,000
July 1 1912
1 ’07
$766,000
Water debt (Included)
338.000
Sewer Loan.
Assessed valuation, real..10,881,125
4s ’06
M-N $58,OOOc.May 1 ’08-’36 Assessed
val., personal
1,864,552
4s ’06
A-O
7,000c...Apr 1 1916 Total valuation 1906
..12,745,677
Town Notes.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...519 50
4s
F-A 530,000c...Aug 1 1907 Population In 1905.
11,202
4s
J-D
8,000c
Dec 1 1907 Population in 1900.
9,706
4s
J-J
$12.000
1913
July 1
INTEREST on water 4s Is payable at the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust
Co.; on other notes at the Fourth National Bank, Boston.
Street Loan.
j Funded debt Feb
34s’05 M-N $60,000_May 1 1914-23
WEBSTER.
O.
Shumway, Treasurer.
This town Is In Worcester County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906.-5195,000 (Assessm’t about 60% actual
value.)
Water debt (Included)
115,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905
58 50
Sinking fund (all water)
36,000 Population In 1905
9,954
Assessed valuation 1905..56,032,924
WELLESLEY.
Fred. O.
Johnson, Treasurer.
This town Is In Norfolk County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric Light Plant.
M-S
51.000
Water Works.
J-D
$5,000...Dec 16 1907
M-N
5,000...Apr 28 1908
A-O ' 5,000
Apr 1 1909
7,000. .Oct
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..$760,200
This town Is In Norfolk County.
Incorporated 1724.
LOANS—
When Due.
Miscellaneous Loans (Con.) —
Water Bonds.
(310.500c.Aug 6 1909-11
4s
F-A 376 ,000c_ Aug 1 1907-25 School 4s
(
3,400c
Aug 6 1912
Miscellaneous Loans.
l
2.500c, .July 17 1910
Water ext 4s 51 ,150c_.Oct 30 1907 BONDED DEBT Feb
1907..576,000
4s
do
do
2 ,300c
1907 j Note debt
38,350
do
do
3 4s 4 ,000c._May 12 1913 Tax valuation, real
2,641,035
Stand pipe 4s (4 ,000c..July 17 1913 Tnx val., personal_«
1,213,696
13 ,500c..July 17 1914 Total valuation 1906.
3,854,731
3 .000c.-Mch 27 1908
Library 4 s
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Fire bldg 4s
4 ,000c.-Sept 16 1908 Total tax (per 31.000) 1906.. .517 80
Population In 1905
3,995
Population In 1900.
3,572
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank of Boston.
-
4s
4s
1 1912
1 1913
1 1920
1 1920
’07-’19
•Special loans.
INTEREST is largely payable at the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Boston,
*2 4-’32
1
1933
Population In 1905.
.10 266
INTEREST Is payable at the Colonial National Bank, Boston.
WALPOLE.
1 1907
1 1915
Bonds.
J-J
$2,000r. ..July 1 1912
J-J
l,000r_ ..Jan 1 1913
Public Pasfc vends.
4s
A-O ‘20,000c. ..Oct 1 1923
Public Playgrounds.
34s
J-J *531,000c
July 1 1933
School Bonds.
4s
J-J
$l,000r
Jan 1 1908
J-J
1 l,000r.__July 1 1909
34s
3 4s
J-J
loe,000c_--July 1 1920
J-J
34s
31,000c_-.Jan 1 1921
3 4s
J-J
38,000cdcr July 1 1921
J-J
34s
15,000c
July 1 1922
J-J
34s
43,000c&r_Jan 1 1923
3 4s
J-J
19,000r_Jan r 1908-26
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
1907
512,000c.
4s
J-J
1908
24,000c.
4s
J-J
20,000c1909
4s
J-J
35,000c.
1911
4s
J-J
28,000c.
1912
4s
A-O 125,000c1913
4s
J-J
24,000c.
1913
4s
J-J
20,000c.
1913
4s
A-O
10,000c.
1914
4s
A-O
1914
10,000r.
4s
A-O
lO.OOOr.
1915
4s
A-O
10,000c.
1916
4s
A-O
1917
30,000c.
4s
A-O
33,000c. ..Oct
1918
A-O
34s
6,000r_
1911
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.5497.920
Sinking fund
29,936
Aug 1 1928 Assessed valuation, real
6,303,625
-Assessed val., personal
2,093,820
34s
M-S5168,550..Sept 1 ’06-*42 Total valuation 1906
8,397,445
4s
M-S
(Assessment about actual value.)
13,000..Sept 1 ’13-’25
4s
M-S
Tax
rate
12.000_.Sept 1 ’14-’25
(per 51,000) 1906
514 50
School Notes—
Population In 1905
5,141
3 4s
J-J 533,000—.1915 to 1924 Population In 1890
3,198
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..5330,600 Population in 1900
4,548
Floating debt
167,320
LOANS—
City Bonds—
10,000c. ..Oct
28,000r_0ct 1
13.000r.0ct 1
25,000c.Oct 1
Building Bonds.
J-J
34s
$20,000r
Jan
3 4s
J-J
22,000c
Jan
Surface Drainage Bonds.
4s
J-J
53,000r
Jan
4s
J-J
2,000c... July
4s
J-J
O.OOur
Jan
1 1912
1 1913
9,000r_ ..Jan
18,000r_ ..Jan
18,000r. ..Jan
ll.OOOr. ..Jan
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
3 4s
3 4s
34s
3 4s
When Due.
This city is in Bristol
3 4s
3 4s
1910
1910
1911
1912
1913
Wire
Porter, Clerk.
Water Bonds—
3 4s g
F-A5140,000_.
Sewer Bonds—
TAUNTON.
John B.
Treasurer.
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
34s
3 4s
34s
SUFFOLK COUNTY.r See City of Boston.
County.
_
Street Bonds.
4s
J-J
$3,000r. Jan 1
4s
J-J
3.000r_ ..Jan
4s
J-J
4,000r. ..Jan
3 4s
J-J
6,000r_ ..Jan
3 4s
J-J
7,000r_ ..Jan
County.
Water debt Jam 1 1907
3231,2291 Assessed valuation 1906.-33,414,548
Town debt
52,013|Tax rate (per 31,000) 1906
321 40
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 283,2421 Population in 1905
5,959
This town is In Essex
1
1
1
1
1
.
This town Is in Norfolk
Milton D.
$8,000r. Jan 1 1909-16
Cemetery Bonds.
J-J
$1,000r_ ..Jan
J-J
l,000r_ ..July
J-J
2,000r_ .Jan
J-J
2,000r_ ..July
3 4s
J-J
3,000r_ ..Jan
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
3 4s
J-J
$5,000r_ ..July
3 4s
J-J
2,000r_ ..July
Grade Crossing Bonds
4s
J-J
$1,000r. ..July
34s’05 J-J
l,000r. ..July
STOUGHTON.
SWAMPSCOTT.
J-J
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s
3 4s
DEBT
Floating debt
1 ’07-’19
Incorporated June 2 1884.
Water Bonds—(Con.) —
A-O
34s
$5,000r
Apr
A-O
34s
8,000r
Apr
3 4s
A-O
10,000c
Apr
When Due.
Municipal Bonds
Water Bonds (Con.) —
(outside debt limit) — 34s
Willard,Auditor; AlfredW.Tarbell,
city is in Middlesex County.
LOANS—
Incorporated 1725.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds
This
Nickerson, Treas.; Geo. N. Green. Cl’k.
31
M-S
M-N
J-D
A-O
A-O
M-S
5,000
Sept 1
6,000...Nov 12
6,000...Dec 30
6,000
Oct L
4s
4s
1909
1910
Building Bonds.
M-S ($2,000
Sept 1 1907
Sept 1 1907
1 1,000
Sept 1 1908
Parkway Bonds.
M-S $18,000.Sept 1 1907-24
4s
1911
School Bonds.
1912 4s ’05
M-S/108,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’23
6,000
Oct 1 1911
l
2,000c...Sept 1 1924
18.000
Sept 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$470,000
M-S
9.000
Mch 1 1914 Floating debt (additional)..
15,000
M-S 140,000
Mch 1915 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..
485.000
M-S
15,000
Mch 1 1916 Sinking fund assets
145.806
M-S
5,000
Mch 1 1917 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
339.194
M-S
8,000
Mch 1 1921 Tax valuation, real
7,860,215
M-S
40.000.Mch 1 1908-27 Tax val., personal
4,730,950
Road Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
12,591,165
$15,000
1907-1909
(Assessment H actual value.)
4s
M-S
4,000
...1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...
$11 00
2.000
1911 Population In 1900
5,072
Population In 1905
6,185
INTEREST Is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., Boston.
.
WESTBOROUGH.
School Notes.
4s’05
$6,000
48 ’06
2,300
4s ’06
2,000
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $31,000r
M-N 10,000c
1922
1926
30,000c...Nov 1 1928
34s
M-N
Library Note.
$2,000
3 Hb'04
.
Harry W. Kimball, Treasurer.
This town is in Worcester County
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
4s
.
j
School Bonds.
$35,000
4s ’06
(908
...
19*7 1012
1910
1911
1907-1926
32
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
M-S $55,000c.
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
M-N
.Sept 16 1908
1
35,000c. .Mch
20,OOOr. .Sept 16
2,OOOr. .Sept 16
5,000r
19,000c
6,000c_ ..Nov 1
Municipal Notes
3 l-5s ’99
3 1-5S '00
3.3s ’01
4s ’04
This town Is in
1920;
1925
1925|
1907!
$5,000
4,000_.
3.000
3,000
WESTFIELD.
1908
1916
1919
1908
1909
1909
C. N.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907._$248,000
Note debt
27,300
Floating debt
19,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 294,300
Water debt (Included)
142,000
Sinking funds Jan 1 1907-.. 101,118
Tax valuation 1906
3,164,577
(Assessment Is 4-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$16 80
Population In 1900
5,400
Population In 1905
5,402
Oakes, Town Treasurer.
Hampden County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds
4s
A-O $16,500..Oct 1 1907-09
4s
A-O
2,500
Oct 1 1907
4s
A-O
64,000.Oct 1 1907-22
4s
J-J
21,000_July 1 1907-27
School Notes.
4s
$2,300
Jan
1908
4s ’06
M-S
27,000.-Mch 1 ’08-’16
Grade Crossing Notes
4s
$3.000
Dec
1907
Gas and Light Bonds.
3Ms
J-D $92,000_June 1 1907-29
4s
4s
4s
Sewer Notes.
A-O
$5,000
Jan
5,00G
3Ms
Dec
15 1910
2,000_-.Sept17 1911
4s
3 Ms
A-O
80,000_0ct 1 1907-22
A-O
52,000_0ct 1 1908-20
BOND. DEBT Jan 20 ’07.. $390,700
Water debt (Included)
104,000
Tax valuation 1906
8,786,827
(Assessment about 9-10 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$18.00
Population In 1900
Population In 1905
$3,400..Oct 1 1907-08
INTEREST on water bonds at Boston; on others at Westfield
12,310
13,609
A-O
WEST SPRINGFIELD.
This town Is in
LOANS—
F. H.
Hampden County.
When Due.
General Purposes.
5s
’
$15,000
May 5 1908
($1,000 due yearly) to May 5 1922
4s
A-O $12,000.Oct 1 1907-18
4s
165,000
1927
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N $50,000
May 1 1928
4s g
M-N 25,000C--_Nov 1 1933
4s g
25,000
May 1 1929
Water Bonds.
4s g
$26.000
Apr 1 1929
WEYMOUTH.
J. H.
This town Is in Norfolk
LOANS—
1 1908
10,000-July 1 1908-09
Bridge Loans.
4s
Sibley, Treasurer.
Water Bonds—(Con.) —
4s g
A-O $25,000
Oct
3MSK
11930
A-O
50,000
Oct 11930
48.000
1907-1930
Bridge Bonds.
! _s '07
$25,000.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907_$464,103
Water debt (included)
325,000
I Tax valuation 1905
5,767,365
'Total tax (per $1,000) 1905
$16 50
Population In 1905
8,101
Population In 1900
7,105
Population In 1890.
5,077
4s ’05
...
,
County.
3Ms
M-N $10.000c_May 8 1909-10 Town debt Feb 15 1907
$124,000
4s '06
J-D
7,500
Oct 19 1908 Water debt (additional)
474,000
School Bonds.
Floating debt (additional)
40,000
4s
J-J
$50,000c... July 1 1907 TOTAL DEBT Feb 15’07.. 638,000
3 Ms
J-D
7,500c.June 15 1910
Sinking Fund
3MS
M-N 25.000c.May 1 ’ll-’20 Water
.$228,856
4s
F-A
13,000.-Nov 1 ’ll-'23 School
46,871
Water Bonds
275.727
M-N $300,000c
Nov
1914 NET DEBT Feb 15 1907.-362,273
M-N
50,000c
Nov
1917 Tax valuation, real
5,937,622
M-N
21,000c-..Nov 1 1919 Tax valuation, personal
1,014,625
M-N
29,000c...Nov 1 1920 Total valuation 1906
6,952,247
M-N
15,000c
May 1 1921 (Property assessed at actual value.)
M-N
13,000c...May 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$21.40
M-N
4,000c...May 1 1925 Population In 1900
11,320
M-N
5,000c. ..May 1 1927 Population In 1905
11,585
INTEREST on town and school debt payable at Town
Treasurer’s
olfice; on other loans at National Bank of the Republic, Boston, Mass.
__
Churchill, Ch’m’n Board
4 1875.
I
Fire Station Bonds.
i 4s
J-D $12,000r
4s
J-D
2,000r
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..
244,300
56,847
4,265,685
Sinking fund.
!
Total valuation 1906
(Assessment at fair
1914
..1907
cash
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Population In 1905
Population In 1900
value.)
$22 00
6,520
6,155
Henry W. Hill, Treasurer.
1,943
John
Navin, Chairman
This town is in Berkshire County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Incorporated 1765.
of Assessors.
Total valuation 1906
3,120,940
Refunding Notes
(Assessed valuation 71% actual
val.)
F-A $16,500. Aug 31 ’07-’13 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$ 18 70
334s
F-A
31,000
Aug 1907 Population In 1900
5,013
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$47,500 Population in 1905
4,424
34s
INTEREST Is payable at Boston.
WINCHENDON.
A. H.
Whitney, Treasurer
This town Is In Worcester County.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’06.. .$103.000
Floating debt
-
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1906.
4,000
107,000
Water debt (included)
Assessed valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In
WINCHESTER.
ter, Clerk.
4s
4s
Thomas S.
1905
$85,000
3,286,655
$19.00
5,922
Spurr, Treasurer; G. H. Car-
1
.
;
incorporated April 30 1850.
Water Bonds—(Con.)
4s
MtN $6,000c
May 1 1917
’15-’24 3 Ms
M-N
6,000c.Nov 1 ’21-’22
J-D $50.000c.Dec 1
J-D
12,500c...Dec 1 1928 4s M-N
11,000c-.. Nov 1 1925
School Loans.
3 Ms
4 fOOOc
M-N
May 1 1917
3Ms ’03A-Of$92,OOOc.Oct 1 ’07-’29 3 Ms
M-N
2,000c
May 1 1914
6.000c-0ct 1 ’30-’31 3 Ms
M-N
1,000c
May 1 1916
3 Ms’ 00J-D
2.000c. Dec 1 ’07-’08 4s
J-J
20,000c_ July 1 ’07-’08
1,500c
Dec 1 1909 4 s
J-D
33,000c_ June 1 ’26-’28
4,000c_Dec 1 ’06-’08 3 Ms
J-D
10,000c..Dec 1 ’09-’10
3 Ms ’00JDec 1 1907 ! 3 Ms
1,000c
M-N 12,000c_Nov 1 ’29-’30
J 10,000c
Dec 1 1909
Stable Bonds.
3 Ms ’05A-O
14,000c Oct 1 ’07-’20 3Ms ’03M-N $9,000c_Nov
1 ’07-’15
Sewer Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
4s
J-D $80,000c.-Dec 1 *17-’22 4s '99
J-D
$5.000c
Dec 11907
($5,000 due yearly.)
f 5,000c
Dec 1 1907
4s
J-D $50,000c_Dec 1 ’18-*22 3Ms ’99J-D
(10,000c
Dec 1 1908
($10,000 due yearly.)
l 6,000c
Dec
1 1909
4s
J-D $20,000c_Dec 1 '23-’24 3Ms '03M-N
5,000c_Nov 1 ’07-’ll
($10,000 due yearly.)
3 Ms ’02M-N
5,000c...Nov 1 1910Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..$589,000
4s
F-A $10,000c
Aug 1 1907 Water works, value
586,216
4s
M-N 35,000c_May 1 ’08-’l 1 Tax
valuation, real.
9,018,400
3 Ms
J-D
20,000c_June 1 '08-’27 Tax valuation,
personal...1,699,200
3 Ms
10,000
May 1 1911 Total valuation 1906
10,717,600
4J
M-N
4,000c ..May 1 1912 (Assessment about
% actual value.)
4s
M-N
11,000c
Nov 1 1912 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1906
$17.60
J-D
14,000c.. .June 1 1913 Population In 1900
7,248
4s
M-N 30,000c_May 1 *14-’15
Population
In 1905
8,236
4s
M-N
14,000c
May 1 1916
‘t
'
1
Blodgett, Mayor; A. Herbert Holland,
This city Is in Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due
General Municipal Loans.
$2,000c..Dec
’07 ’08
6,000c.-July ’07-’09
8,000c._Nov
’07-’14
8,000c..July ’07-’10
20.000c-. Oct 1 ’07-’l 1
18.000c.._Oct
07
12,000c
July ’07
6,000
Nov ’07-’09
4s
J-J
40,000
July’07-’16
-11
Fire
4s
4s
4s
4s
Department Bonds
J-J
$5,400c
July ’07-’15
J-J
J-J
J-J
8,000
800
Julv
’07-’14
July
1907
July ’07-’16
-
2,000
Highway Bonds.
A-O
3Ms
$3 000c
Oct 1907
9,000c.__Aug ’07-’12
4,000c
May ’08-’09
5,000c...Nov ’07-’ll
8,000c
June’07-15
J-J
4,500c..-July ’07-’15
M-S
4,500c
Sept ’07-’15
M-N
4,500c-._Nov ’07-’15
F-A
2,500c
Aug ’07-’ll
Soldiers’ Monument Bonds.
4s
J-D
$1,800c.--D-C ’07-’12
Sewer Debt.
4s
F-A
$6,000c
Aug ’07-’09
A-O
5,000
1908
Apr
A-O
5,000c.._Oct ’07-’l 1
A-O
1,500c
’08-’10
Apr
J-D
1,500c.-June ’07-’09
M-N
1,500c.-. Nov ’07 *09 I
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
$17 70
7,034
6,058
2 726
F-A
M-N
M-N
J-D
,
Incorporated May 18 1888.
Sewer Debt—(Con.)
M-N
$800c
July *07-’10
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D
$500c
June 1907
4s
'
J-J
10,000
July ’07-’16
School Bonds
4s
J-J
$1,000c._July ’07-’08
,4s
F-A
1,500c.. Aug *07-’09
4s
J-J
5,850c
July ’07-’15
3 Ms
F-A J21,000c.
Aug ’07-’13
1 1 000c
Aug 1914
4s
J-J
10,000
July 1907-’31
4s
J-J
20,000...July 1907-’26
4s
F-A
59,000r
Aug ’14-’33
j 4s
J-J
11,000r
July ’07-’26
Health Bonds.
4s
M-S
$l,500c__Sept ’07-’09
4s
F-A
1 500c
Aug ’07-’09
Street Bonds.
4s
J-J
$5,000c...July ’07-’ll
4s
J-D
3,000c
June ’07-’09
4s
J-J
2,500c
July ’07-’ll
4s
A-O
2,OOOc.__Oct ’07-’10
M-N
1,000c___Nov ’07-’08
J-D
1,920c—June ’07-10
TOTAL BONDED DEBT
Jan 1 1907...
$371,550
Assessed valuation, real
8,837,969
Assessed val, personal
1,860,341
Tax valuation 1906
10,698,310
4s
__
(Assessment
same
Tax rate (per
actual
as
$1,000) 1906
Population In 1905
Population In 1900
value.)
$18.00
14,401
-.14,254
INTEREST Is payable In Woburn.
WORCESTER.
Treasurer.
John T.
Duggan, Mayor; Fred. W. White,
Thls^city Is In Worcester County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funded City Loans
4s
A-O $50,000r__ .Apr 1 1925
4s
A-O 100,000r__ -Apr 1 1926
4s
A-O 150,000r. -Apr 1 1926
4s
A-O 200,000r_ -Apr 1 1927
4s
A-O 150,000r_. .Apr 1 1927
4s
J-J
100,000r__ _Jan 1 1909
3 Ms
J-J
50,000r._ -July 1 1909
3 Ms
A-O
25,000r_ _Oct 1 1911
3 Ms
A-O
18,000r_ -Apr 1 1912
Incorporated
!
_
_
_
_
A-O
3MS
28 000r__ .Apr
3 Ms
A-O
30,000r__ -Oct
Hospital Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O $60,000r._ .Apr
1 1914
1 1915
as a city Feb. 29 1848.
Street Paving Loans.
3 Ms
J-J
$80,000r. --July 1 1912
3 Ms
J-J
29,000r. -.July 1 1912
3 Ms
A-O
40,000r_ -.Apr 1 1915
3 Ms ’04A-O
31,000r. -.Apr
3 Ms’06 A-O
28,500r. ..Apr
4s ’06
J-J
148,825r. ..July
School Loans.
4s
A-O $40,000r_ --Apr
4s
J-J
160,000r_ ..July
3 Ms
A-O
32,000r_
3Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
1 1909 3 Ms
J-D
10,000r__ .June 1 1910 3 Ms
A-O 300,000r__ _Oct 1 1912 3 Ms
1 1914
1 1916
1 1916
<•
..Apr
J-J
J-J
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1917
1908
1909
1919
1920
1921
1911
1921
1922
1916
177,000r. ..July
30,000r. __Jan
20,000r. --Apr
25,000r_ --Apr
3 Ms
95,000r_ Julv
3 Ms
75,000r. ..July
Funded Park Loan.
4s '06
27,000r_ ..July
J-J
3Ms
$8,500r. .July 1 1932
Building Bonds.
4s
A-O 250,000r_ -Apr 1 1938 3 Ms ’05A-O
$15,000r_
Apr 1 1915
3 Ms ’05A-O
56,300r__ -Oct 1 1915
Funded Water Loan.
Funded Sewer Loans
4s
A*0$250,000r_ --Apr 1 1914
4S
J-J
$75,000r_. _Jan 1 1908 4s
A-O 100,000r. ..Apr 1 1915
48
J-J
75,000r__ Jan 1 1910 4s
A-O 150,000r. ..Apr 1 1918
4s
J-J
80,000r_
Jan
1 1912 4s
A-O 200,000r_ ..Apr 1 1919
4s
J-J
lOO.OOOr.. Jan 1 1916 4s
A-O
30,000r. ..Apr 1 1920
4s
J-J
200,000r_ »Jan 1 1927 4s
A-O
70,000r_ ..Apr 1 1921
4s
J-J
300,000r_. July l 1928 4s
A-O 150,000r. ..Apr 1 1922
3 M8
J-J
170,000r_. .July 1 1929 4s
A-O
50,000r. ..Apr 1 1923
3 Ms
A-O
20,000r._ -Apr 1 1920 4s
A-O
50,000r_ ..Apr 1 1924
A-O 200,000r_. Apr 1 1930 4s
3Ms
A-O 200,000r. --Apr 1 1925
3 Ms
A-O 100,000r..
-Apr 1 1931 4s
A-O
75,000r. ..Apr 1 1926
3 Ms
A-O 100,000r.. .Apr 1 1931 4s
A-O 300,000r. --Apr 1 1927
3 Ms
A-O
30,000r._ -Apr 1 1932 4s
A-O 350,OOOr. ..Apr 1 1928
3 Ms
J-J
60,000r_ -July 1 1932 4s
J-J
25,000r_ ..Jan 1 1929
3 Ms
J-J
39,000r__ .July 1 1912 3 Ms
J-D 700,000r. ..June 1 1929
3 Ms
A-O
57,000r_ .Apr 1 1913 3 Ms
J-D 250 OOOr. ..June 1 1930
3 Ms
A-O
35,000r_ -Apr 1 1933 3 Ms
A-O 150,000r. ..Apr 1 1931
3 Ms '05A-O
30,OOOr._ -Apr 1 1935 3 Ms
J-J
35,OOOr. ..July 1 1931
3 MS 05A-O
30,000r__ -Apr 1 1934 3 Ms
J-J
75,000r„ ..July 1 1932
A-O
3MS
37,000r__ _Oct 1 1915 3 Ms
A-O
50,OOOr. ..Apr 1 1932
3 Ms 06 A-O
20,000r__ .Apr 1 1936 3 Ms
A-O
50,000r. __Oct 1 1932
Beaver Brook Loan.
3 Ms
J-J
100.000r- ..Jan 1 1933
3 Ms 06 A-O $25,000r_
-Apr 1 1916 3 Ms
A-O
25,000r_
..Oct 1 1933
Fire Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
125,OOOr. ..Jan 1 1934
3 Ms 05A-O $26,000r__
-Apr 1 1915 3 Ms ’04 J-J
80,OOOr. ..July 1 1934
3 Ms
A-O
45,000r__ -Apr 1 1911 3 Ms '04 J-D
50,OOOr. ..Dec 1 1934
3 Ms '05A-O
15,OOOr. -.Apr 1 1935
3Ms’06 A-O 25,OOOr.
Apr 1 1936
INTEREST Is payable by check at the
Merchants’ National Bank In
Boston.
’
.
_
-.
_
.
_
_
.
.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due
Playground Bonds.
W. E.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$264,347 Population in 1905
264,347 Population lr#1900
9,571.397 Population In 1890
_
This town Is In Hampsihre County.
Incorporated April 24 1771.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07. $50,000 J Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$17 70
Assessed valuation 1906
914,708 i Population In 1905
3
WOBURN.
Treasurer; E. S. Freeman,
.
of Assessors.
Incorporated March
I
This town Is In Plymouth County.
LOANS—
When Due.
So. Abington Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $50,000r
1913
4S
M-S
50,000r
..1916
Town Water Bonds
4s
M-S $20,000r
1925
Town Hall Bonds.
4s
M-S $97,000r
1926
School House Bonds.
4s
J-D $13,300r
1913
INTEREST Is payable at Boston.
WTLLIAMSTOWN.
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
Tax valuation 1906..
lxxxiv.
Incorporated 1623
ll.OOOc-May 1 ’33-’36
WILLIAMSBURG.
This town Is In Suffolk County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
None
Stetson, Treasurer.
When Due.
Water Bonds—(Con.) —
Town House.
4s
M-N
$8,000c
May 1 1926
4s ’07
J-D
$5,000...Dec 15 1915 4s
M-N
6,000cMay 1 ’29 & ’31
4s ’07
J-D
6,000__.Dec 15 1916 4s
M-N
12,000c May 1930 &’32
Town Debt.
3Hs
M-N
WHITMAN. Isaiah T.
WINTHROP.
Harry W. Aiken,
Chairman Assessors.
Auditor.
i
[Yol.
TOTAL DEBT
-
SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
Feb. 1 1907.
Total bonded debt
$8,623,125
Sinking funds
3,502,851
Net debt
Water & park debt
cluded above)
Apr. 1 1906. Apr. 1 1905. Feb. 1 1904.
$8,448,800
$9,144,500
$10,865,500
3,164,457
3,770,803
5,197.319
$5,120,274
$5,284,343
$4,044,800
$4,119,800
(in¬
$5,373,697
$5,668,181
$4,448,500
$4,243,500
The sinking fund receives
yearly a sum sufficient, with accumulations of
Interest on sinking fund
Investments, to retire entire debt at maturity.
In 1906 $431,998 was
paid Into sinking fund.
The water sinking fund on
Feb. 1 1907 amounted to
$1,491,996.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The city owned property In 1905 valued at
$15,517,677, including water works, $4,348,075.
Receipts from water assess¬
ments In year
paid to
water
1905
over
$309,147 61; Interest
sinking fund, $65,382 57.
on water
loans, $159,053 52;
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
city’s assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows, real estate
being taken at “Its full and fair cash value”:
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1895
Real Estate.
$97,461,400
Personal
Property.
$25,765,101
25,195,652
25,261,202
24,767,350
Total
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$123,226,501
$16 60
95,669,850
120,865,502
17 00
94,087,100
119,348.102
17 40
92,358,300
117,125,650
17 60
90,140,650
26,090,073
116,230,723
16 00
86,158,600
25,885,373
112,043,973
16 40
71,104,650
16,939.866
88,044,516
15 40
1890...
57,819,250
15.633,010
73,452,266
15 60
In 1906 tax rate Includes:
State tax, $0.84; county tax.
$0.79; city
tax, $14.97. total, $16.60.
Average assessed valuation for three years 1903 to 1905Inclusive, waa
$119,113 081.
POPULATION.—In
was
84,655; In 1880
was
1905 was
58.291.
127,763; In 1900 It
was
118,421; In 1890
ape,, 1907.]
RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
E. A.
Worcester is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House Notes.
3.12
$40,000.__Oct 15 1907
3.124s
Assets, cash
Assets, land.i
Assets, building1
15 1908 Assets, personal
10.000---0ct
30,000-._Oct
3.25s
3.25s
40.000
Brown, Treasurer.
15 1908 1
15 1909,
Oct
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907--$120,000
1
$10,294
505,000
1,151,000
187.500
Total assets
$1,883,794
Assessed valuation 1906.282,279,541
Population In 1900
346,958
Population In 1905
362,668
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements
regarding all towns In the State
of Massachusetts which have
reported an Indebtedness of over $25,000,
and which are not represented
among the foregoing.
We add the popula¬
tion according to the State Census of 1905.
Location—
.
•
Boiuled Floating
Assessed
Tax
Debt.
Debt. Valuation. Rate.
$1,000 $1.701.405$15.70
7,251 26,674,131
2,871.575 13.20
6,575,535 11.00
31,500
1.763,675 18.80
20,000
3,285,650 15.20
2,147,021 15.00
1,992,643 13.80
2,1 1 1,871 17.70
114
1,155,885 15.00
Ayer (T.), Middlesex County. .$49,000
Barnstable County.
30,000
Bourne (T.), Barnstable Co
*72.825
Cohasset, Norfolk County
*72,929
Cottage City, Dukes County
70,000
Dartmouth, Bristol County
17,500
Dracut, Middlesex County
36,000
Duxbury (T.), Plymouth Co.._*29,500
Foxborough (T.), Norfolk Co.
53,800
Hadley (T.), Hampshire Co...*48,114
Hadley Water Supply District- 40,000
Hampden County
*280,869
Hingham (T.), Plymouth Co._
Kingston, Plymouth County
29,000
.
Lancaster, Worcester County._*55,000
Leicester, Worcester County
*36,542
Long Meadow (T.), HampdenCo’50,860
Ludlow (T.), Hampden
County 31,000
Millers’ Falls Water District... 55,000
Mlllis, Norfolk County
36.000
Nahant (T.), Essex County
25,612
Nantucket (T.), Nantucket Co. 41,105
Northlleld, Franklin County... 36,100
Oxford (T.), Worcester
County.*25,200
Palmer (T.), Hampden County. 44,400
Plymouth County
*78,549
Provlncetown(T.) .BarnstableCo 44,000
Rutland. Worcester County.*58,,000
Sharon, Norfolk County.
61,000
Turners Falls Fire District
*55,000
Uxbridge, Worcester County..114,500
Wayland (T.), Middlesex Co...*65,500
Westport, Bristol County
None
Yarmouth (T.), BarnstableCo. 37 0 <
*
Total debt.
....170,382,311
28,000
4,500,000
None
1,501,711
3,365,154
2,192,165
1,215,172
3,000
3,030,682
4,000
650,000
None
750,000
5,593,226
3,000
3,249,386
2,000
1,203,794
1,621,565
24,032
3,616,118
Popu¬
lation.
2,386
1,786
2,727
3,793
2,028
3,364
1,895
16.70
13.00
11.40
20.00
11.00
12.50
4.00
18.25
9.00
18.00
17.10
15.90
16.40
196,013
4,819
2,205
2,438
3,414
964
SAVINGS
BANK
INVESTMENTS AND
RESTRICTIONS—In the
Revised Statutes of Rhode Island (which were revised in 1896) Sections
54, 55, 56, &c. of Chapter 178, Title 19 (on page 548), will be found the
provisions of law with reference to Savings Bank Investments,
Section
54, which recites in detail the stocks bonds, &c., these institutions are
allowed to put their money in, is as follows:
SECTION 54. Institutions for savings shall
Invest their receipts'—-(1) In public stocks or bonds of
any State or of the United States,
(2) Or in any bank stock, or in notes or bonds of
any town or city,
(3) Or in notes of any school district or lire
district in any New England
State,
-
,
Or in such corporate stocks or
bonds
as
they
may deem safe and
(5) Or they may discount notes, bonds or
drafts of individuals or cor¬
porations, witii two other responsible endorsers, sureties
or guarantors
(6) Or the notes, bonds or drafts of individuals or
by the public notes, stocks or bonds of any State of corporations secured
the United States, or
of any town or city or of
any school district or tire district in
any New
England State, or by the stock or bonds of
any corporation which may bo
deemed to be safe, or by mortgage on real
estate
Concerning Sections 55 and 56, the first appears to give
savings institu¬
tions quite extensive powers as to
making and keeping deposits in com¬
mercial banks.
When so kept, however., they are to be
kept “payable on
demand whether drawing Interest or not.”
The two sections are sub¬
joined.
SECTTON 55.
3,881
No such institution shall have an
amount exceeding onereceipts invested In notes, bonds or drafts of individuals
or cor¬
porations, unless secured by some public notes bonds or
stocks as afore¬
said, or by mortgage on real estate; but the
preceding section shall not be
so construed as to forbid
any such institution from
deposit in any bank such reasonable amount of their placing and holding on
receipts as is customary
and they may deem
proper, payable on demand, whether
drawing Interest
or not.
half of its
'I’25 2
922
2,930
2,017
2,927
7,755
94,539,878
127,905
26,424
1,905,400 19’50
4,340
716,530 18.50
1,715
17,434
2,351,295 15.00
2,085
3,166,220
2.90
26,398
2,645,260 17.60
3~,786
2,016,112 14.10
2,216
31,600
1,673,750 17.60
2,867
1,892,141 12.50
1,422
’
computing such Indebtedness.”
secure,
1.13 8
3,53 4
SECTION 21. No town shall, without special statutory authority therefor,
incur any debt in excess of three per centum of the taxable
property oi
such town, including the Indebtedness of such town on the tenth
day o*.
April, one thousand eight hundred seventy-eight, but the giving of a new*
note or bond for a pre-existing
debt, or for money borrowed and applied!
to the payment of such pre-existing debt. Is
excepted from the provisions,
of this section, and the amount of any
sinking fund shall be deducted In,
(4)
26,831
33
SECTION 56. No money shall be loaned
by any Institution for
to any trustee, director or other
oftleer of such
For the other provisions of the law
as
readers to the Revised Statutes of 1896.
institution.
they
now are we would
savings
refer
our
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
T.—Town.
NOTE.—For places not given in alphabetical order
among the following
statements, see “additional statements” at the end
of this State.
BRISTOL.
State of Rhode Island.
ITS
as
Total
area
State
Capital
a
State
of State
One
of
1,250
Providence
Governor (term exp. first Tucs.
Jan., 1908).James II. Higgins
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tucs Jan.
’0S)_Chas. P. Bennett
Treasurer (term exp. first Tues. Jan.
1908)__Walter A. Read
As the result of an amendment to the
Constitution which
was adopted at the election held
in November
Legislature
now meets
There is
limit
1900, the
annually the first Tuesday in January.
length of session, but compensa¬
tion of the legislators is limited to
sixty days’ attendance
in any calendar year.
no
as
“State and
outstanding at
For early history of the Rhode
Island State debt
City .Supplement” of April 13 1895, page 33.
The botids
present
LOANS—
are
described
When Due.
State House Loan
3 ’<jg'94 J-J $400,000
Jan 1 1914
3 Vag’94 J-J
400,000
Jan 1 1924
3 4s2T’94J-J
400,000
fan 1 1934
3S g '98 A-O 800,000...July 15 1938
3s g '01 M-N 700,000
May 1 1941
as
follows:
LOANS—
When Due.
Highway Improvement Bonds
3s g ’06 A-O $600,000.
..Apr 1 1936
Armorv Construction Bonds.
3s g’06 A-O $350,000
Apr 1 1946
at the
highway-improvement
bonds and the armory-construction bonds
at the Industrial Trust
Company.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
January 1—
1907.
1906.
1905.
1904.
Total funded debt
-v.$3,650,000
$2,700,000 $2,710,000
$2 978,000
Sinking funds
359,559
317,136
502,064
Net debt
$3,234,494
$2,392,864
The State had also on Jan. 1 1907 a $2,340,441
$2,475,936
Boating debt of $150,000.
The sinking fund is largely invested in
city, town and district bonds and
notes, and It is to receive $57,500
yearly.
VALUATION.—The assessed valuation of real estate
in Rhode
Island In 1906 was $358,338,112;
personal
$119,039,546; total.
$477,377,658. Tax rate (per $1,000) In 1906property,
was $1.80.
TAX
POPULATION OF STATE480,08211860.
1905
1900
1890
428,556|1850
345,508
1880
1870
STATE
1840
276,53111830
217,353 i
AND
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
amount
the consent of the people,
except in time of
vasion.
In no case Is the
Assembly to
1820
1810
1800
1790
83,059
77,031
69,122
68,825
LIM
ITATIONS.—Under
Assembly
exceeding $50,000 without
war
or
of
insurrection or in¬
of the State for the
obligations of others without the approval of
the people.
In
reference to city debts, there Is
nothing In the Constitution of Rhode
Island limiting the amount of such
obligations. ' The following, however,
are two sections taken from Title
7. Chapter 36 (page 157) of the
Revised
Statutes of the State of 1896.
Since 1878 these provisions have
been In
pledge the faith
force, and consequently 3% of the taxable
property has been
of the power of each town (which
includes city) to create debt.
SECTION 20. “The outstanding
notes, bonds and contracts
shall be paid and be fulfilled
according to the tenor thereof, and
works now authorized to be
the limit
®f towns
all
prosecuted shall be prosecuted and all public
edness now authorized to be
indebt¬
Incurred on account thereof
may be Incurred
according to the tenor of the authority therefor.
Fagan, Treasurer.
Funding Bonds.
3 J4s g
M-S $60,000c___Sept 1 1939
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4s g
J-J
$46,875..Jan 1 1908-22
(Part due every live years.)
3
County.
Incorporated 1806.
Refunding Bonds
4s g M-S $40,000c
Aug 1 1942
TOTAL DEBT Meh 1907..
$130,000
Total valnation 1906
4,113,950
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$13.00
Population in 1905
7,425
Population in 1900
6,317
INTEREST is paid at Industrial Trust
Company of Providence.
CENTRAL FALLS.
J. A. St.
nolds, Treasurer.
George, Auditor; C. A. Rey¬
Tills city, Incorporated In 1895, assumed the
debt of the old fire district
(which is now a part of the city) and a
part of the debt of the town of
Lincoln.
Property consisting of land, buMdlngs, water sewer
equipment,,
&c., to tlie value of $756,147 is owned by the
city.
Central Falls Is in Providence
County
LOANS—
When Due | BONDED DEBT
Feb 1 ’07.$416,410
Fire District Bonds.
i Floating debt
L. 103,000
44« g M-N $52,000c_May 15 ’07-19 i Tax
real
valuation,
7,359,440
Town of Lincoln Bonds.
Tax valuation, personal
1,564,400
4s
J-J
($30,5l0c._ Jan 1908 16 j Total valuation 1906
8,923,840
1 33,900c.July 1907-16 ! (Assessment about 4-5
actual
value.)
City Bonds.
| Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$15 00
4s g
J-D $150,OOOc.Dcc 1 ’07 to21
Population
in 1905..
.19,446
4s g
J-D
50,000c..Dec 1 ’22-26 Population in 1900
18,167
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’05
F-A$ 100,000c..Aug 1921-39
INTEREST is paid at Industrial Trust
Company of Providence.
CRANSTON.
Tills
town
is
J. A. Shaw ,
in
bonds offered April
LOANS—
Providence
10.]
Treas
County,
When Due
Gold Bonds
4s g ’92 J-J $150,000
July 1
4s g ’95 F-A
100,000...Aug 15
4s g ’94 F-A 135,000
Aug 1
4s g ’97 J-J
150,000
July 1
4s g ’05 J-J
50,000
Jan 1
3 4s’99 M-N
50,000
Nov 1
1922
1925
1929
D. D.
Waterman, Clerk.
Incorporated
1754.
[$100,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’06...
835,000
Sinking and other funds
195 967
NET DEBT Apr 1 1906
639,033
Assessed,valuation. real..13,143,785
Assessed val, personal
1,873,140
Total valuation 1906
15,016,925
1945
(Assessment about full value.)
1939 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906...$ 13 00
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06 $635,000
Population in 1900
.13,343
Floating debt
200,000 Population In 1905..
..17,570
Population In 1907 (est)
18,000
INTEREST payable at Town Treasurer’s
office.
CUMBERLAND.
174,620
147,545
108,830
97,210
Section 13, Article IV., of the State
Constitution, the General
has no power to incur State debt
to an
payment of
Francis
This town Is situated in
Providence
LOANS—
When Due.
.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are for
$1,000 each.
TAX FREE —Bonds of the State
are tax exempt,
INTEREST on the State-House bonds is
payable in Providence
Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Company, and on the
415,506
—
BURRILLVILLE.
to the
HISTORY OF DEBT.
see
40,000c
1932 Total valuation 1906
6.027,300
(Assessment about actual value.)
M-S$ 100,000c
Sept 1 1930 Town tax (per $1,000) 1906..$13 20
BONDED DEBT Sept. ’06_$195,000
Population in 1905...
...7,512
Floating debt and notes
4,050 Population in 1900
.6,901
INTEREST on notes is paid in Bristol, R. I
; on bonds in Providence.
3 4s
Original Thirteen
(square miles)
Peck, Treasurer.
capital of Bristol County.
Incorporated 1746,
When Due 'Sinking fund
$4,374
Sewer Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
4,945,000
3 .4s g
M-S $55,000c
Sept 1 1930 Tax valuation, personal
300
1,082
4s
M-S
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted
Geo. H.
This town is tile
This town is in
1937
Cyrus Taft, Treasurer.
Providence County.
Incorporated Jan. 27 1746.
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1905.$196,818 Total
valuation 1905
$8,623,124
Assessed valuation, real
6,240,864 ! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$10.00
Assessed val, personal
2.382.260 ; Population in 1905
9.378
EAST GREENWICH.
C. G. Hill ; Treasurer.
This town Is In Kent
County
Notes outstand’g Aug 1 ’06. $50,068
Trust funds
TOTAL DEBT
Aug 1 1906.
EAST PROVIDENCE.
J Assessed valuation 1906
$2,377,220
1.668 | (Assessment about
80% actual val.)
| Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$9.00
Population in 1905
1..3,218
51,736
Fred B.
Halliday, Town Treasurer.
This town Is in Providence
County.
Incorporated March 1 1862.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Oct 10
’06 $305,000
Town Bonds
i Town notes
(additional)
210,000
4s
M-S $60,000c
1907-1918 j Floating debt.
3,416
Gold Bonds 1893.
; TOTAL DE BT Oct 10
’06.
4s g
518,416
J-J $25,000c—July 1 1923 !
Sinking
fund
17,973
4s g
J-J
60.000c
July 1 1933 Assessed valuation, real
8,764,835
4s g
J-J
60,000c
July 1 1943 Assessed val, personal
1,326,080
Gold Funding Bonds.
1 Total valuation 1906
10,090,915
4s g
J-D ($50,000c
1922 Town tax (per
$1,000) 1906..$14 09
1 50,000r
1947 Population in 1900
12.138
! Population in 1905
13,750
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable at the
Rhode
Island Hospital
Trust Co. Providence.
.
.
-
34
EAST PROVIDENCE FIRE
DIST.
F., W. Cady, Treas¬
urer.
The water-works system of this district has been purchased by the East
Providence Water Company, subject to the outstanding debt of the district.
LOANS—
When Due. | 4 Ms g J-J
$50,000g_..July 1 1922
4Hs g J-J $15.000g
July 1 1907 | 4 Ms g J-J 100,000g_..July 1 1032
4Msg J-J
July 1 1017 BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$200,000
35,000g
INTEREST Is paid by the Industrial Trust Co., Providence.
JAMESTOWN.
Edwin G.
R. I.
Knowles, Treasurer.
This town Is in Newport County.
Incorporated Nov. 4 1678. .
BONDED DEBT Mch 1007.$55,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$9 00
Assessed valuation 1906... 2,608,5951 Population in 1905
1,337
INTEREST.—Coupons
are
Boston.
PROVIDENCE.
Herbert C. Calef, Treasurer.
This town Is in Providence County, and was incorporated March 6 1759
On June 1 1898 a portion of this town, representing about live-sevenths
of the assessed valuation, was annexed to the city of Providence.
The
commission appointed to apportion the debt to be assumed by the city of
Providence reported that the city's share of the net debt is $255,720 64,
leaving $101,677 48
as the town debt remaining.
Bonds Nos. 1 to 100 and
151 to 191 (all inclusive) remain as an obligation of the town of Johnston
and Interest will be paid, when due, by the Union Trust Co. as usual
The bonds given below are those remaining as an obligation of the town
after division.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$39,750
Gen. Imp. & Road Bonds.— Gold. NET DEBT Apr 1 1907...
140,176
4s g
F-A $50,000g
Feb 1 1912 Total valuation 1906
2,576,441
4s g
F-A
41,000g
Feb 1 1017 (Assessment about % actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07-.-$91 ,000 Town tax (per $1,000) 1906..$13 00
Floating debt
88,926
179 ,926
Population in 1905
4,550
Population In 1900
.4,305
INTEREST Is payable by the Union Trust Company, Providence.
Apr 1 1907.
LINCOLN.
F.
P.
.
Manchester, Treasurer.
This town Is In Providence County.
LOANS—
"
When Due.
4s g
A-0$125,000c..Oct 15 1928
Proportion old town debt..
33,810
BONDED DEBT May 1’06.$158,810
L.
Walter
Jas. F.
Cross, Treasurer.
...
John M.
Taylor, Treasurer.
Newport is in Newport County.
re-chartered In 1853.
Settled In 1639; incorporated In 1784;
LOANS—
When Due. \
Refunding
City-Hall and Improvement Bonds. 4s ’04
M-S
4s g
M-N $153,000
May 15 1948'
Sewer and
4s g
J-J
18,000
A-O
July 25 1930 j 4s
Industrial School and Consol.
4s g
F-A
4s
M-N$ 146,000
May 15 1923 3Msg J-J
3Ms g M-N 15,000...Nov 15 1930 3 Msg J-J
Park Bond.
4s g
F-A $40,000
Feb
Public Improvements.
4s g
M-N $100,000
School- House.
4s
J-J
$16,000.
4s g
J-J
40,000
3 Ms *04 J-D 150,000
15 1927
May 1 1925
Notes.
$90,000
Sept '07-09
Street Improvement.
$70,000
Apr 15 1921
50,000
Aug 1 1929
50,000...July 25 1915
50,000-. .July 25 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’07.$1,031,000
Note debt
190,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '07. 1,221,000
Sinking fund
249,633
NET DEBT Apr 1907
971,367
..July 15 1909 Assessed valuation, real..36,001,600
Jan 1 1928 Assessed val., personal
11,811,300
June 1 1954 Total valuation 1906
47,812,900
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
4s
M-N $35,000
Nov 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$12 00
4s
F-A
98,000
Feb 1 1918 Population in 1900
22,034
Population In 1905.
25,039
INTEREST is payable at Newport, except on the Industrial-School
Loan, which Is payable at the Bay State Trust Co., Boston.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns real estate valued by tax assessors
at $488,022;
other property. $183,398.
Limit of Indebtedness, 3% of
valuation.
NEW SHOREHAM.
Aim nnza J. Rose. Treasurer.
This town is in Newport County.
Incorporated Nov. 6 1672.
TOTAL DEBT June 1 1905.$162,000 : Tax rate (per $1 000) 1905...$1 5.00
Assessed valuation 1905
908,800 ! Population in 1905
1 ,273
NORTH KINGSTOWN.
This town Is In
LOANS—
Thos. J.
Philip
LOANS—
When Due. j
Fire and Police Loan.
Davis Estate Loan.
3 Ms g’02 M-N $258,000r_Nov 1 1932
4s g '91 J-J
$75,000c&r.July 1 1909
Bridge Loan.
Park Loan.
3 Ms g 04M-N $200,000r_Nov 1 1934
4s g'92 M-S$500,000c&r_Mch 1
Weybosset Bridge Loan.
1922)
3 Ms g’97M-N 674,000r —May 1 1947 3 Msg’99M-N $270,000c&r.Mayl
1929
Public Improvement.
Water Loan
3 Ms g’97M-N 640,000r. .May 1 1937 3
Msg’86M-S$483,000c&r.Sept 1 1916
3s g '99 M-N
84,000c-..May 1 1929 ! 4s g ’93 A-O 817,000c&r.Apr 1 1923
School Loan.
4s g '96 J-D 200,000r
June 1 1926
4s g ’91 J-J
300,OOOc&r.Jilly 1 1911 4s g ’97 A-O 25O,OO0r___Apr 1 1927
4sg’95 M-N 300,000r
Mav 1 1925
Refunding Water Loan
4s g ’97 A-O 500,000c&r_Apr 1 1927 3s g '00M-N $2,666,000c&rMay 1 1930
3Msg'99M-N 350,000r ..May 1 1929
Highway Loan.
3 Ms g’04M-N 300,000r..Nov 1 1934
4s g '94 M-N $1,200,000r_May 1 1924
3 Ms g’06J-D 300,000r_..June 1 1936 4s g ’97 A-O 500,000r
Apr 1 1927
Sewer Loan.
3s g ’00 M-N 300,000c&r_May 1 1930
4s g '91 J-J$l ,125,000c&r July 1 1921 3s g'02 J-J
150,000r
Jan 11912
4s g ’92 M-S 500 .OOOc&r.Meli 1 1922 4s g ’06 M-N 300,000c&r_Nov 1 1936
4s g’93 A-O 500,000cAr_Apr 1 1923
Johnston Annexation.
4s g ’95 M-N 800,000c&r_May 1 1925 : 3sg’99 M-S
$166,000r_-Sept 1 1939
4s g '96 J-D 500,000c&r.June 1 1926 i
JOHNSTON BONDS.
4sg’97 A O 300,000c&r_Apr 1 1927
School District No. 15.
3Msg’98A-0 200,000c&r_Apr 1 1928 4s ’04
A-O $25,000c
Oct 1 1909
3s g '99 M-N 250,000c<5:r_May 1 1929 4s '94
A-O
30,000c_..Oct 11924
3s g ’00 M-N 300,000c
..May 1 1930
School District No. 1.
3s g ’01 M-N 300,000r
M-N $17,000C-..Nov 1 1927
May 1 1931 4s '97
3 Ms g'03M-N 500,000r ..Nov 2 1933
Town Bonds.
3 Ms g'04M-N 200,000r. _Nov 1 1934 4s ’92
F-A $50,000c
Feb 1 1912
4s ’06 g M-N 350,000
Nov 1 1936 4s '92
F-A
59,000c-.-Feb 11917
.
DENOMINATIONS OF BONDS.—Tile coupon
the registered bonds for $1,000 and multiples of
bonds are transferable Into registered bonds at the
INTEREST
bonds are for $1,000.
the same.
All coupon
option of the bolder.
the bonds Is payable as follows:
Interest, where payable
Davis Estate loan, due 1909
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Park loan
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Public Improvement loans.
Providence, City Treas. and N. Y.
School loan, due 1911 and 1927
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
do
due 1925, 1929, 1934 and 1936;Providence, City Treasury
Fire and police loan
do
do
Sewer bonds
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
do
due 1931, 1933, 1934 & 1936_Providtnee, City Treasury.
Water 3Ms, due 1916
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
do
4s and 3s, due 1923, 1927 & 1930.
do "
do
do
4s, due 1926....
.Providence, City Treasury.
Highway, due 1912, 1924 and 1927
do
do
Highway, 3s, due 1930 and 1936
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Bridge, due 1934
Providence, City Treasury.
Johnston school bonds...
Industrial Trust Co., Providence.
Johnston town bonds
Union Trust Co., Providence.
Johnston annexation bends
Providence, City Treasury.
on
of Loan.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.—The
subjoined statement
shows the total municipal debt and the
floating debt, the sinking fund and
the water debt, on the dates given:
Jan. 1
Bonded debt (incl. water debt)
Floatlngdebt
Total debt
Sinking funds, &c. (list below)..
1907. Oct. 1
1906.
Oct. 1
1905.
$17,806,000
545,176
$17,156,000
1,020,176
$17,749,000
660,188
$18,351,176
$18,176,170
4,522,256
$18,409,188
5,007,158
.
.
4,907,968
Net debt
,
$13,443,208
$13,653,920
$13,402,030
Water debt (Included above)
$4,416,000
$4,433,000
$5,326,000
The notes outstanding on Jan." 1 1907
representing the floating debt were
Issued for and are chargeable to the
following accounts:
Casino...
Blackstone Park
Receiving tomb,
,$4.710 06
1 51, >00 00
North
Burial
Ground
Neutaconkanut Hill Park
School-houses and lots..
Fire Department
Rebuilding Pt. St. Bdge_
19,000
40,000
121,000
122,000
70,000
00
00
00
00
00
City Hospital
Public Parks
New Ward Rooms
Relocation Monuments..
Weybosset Bridge
Total.
$30,266.00
48,000.00
15.500.00
20,500.00
3,200.00
$5 45,176 06
SINKING FUNDS.—All sinking funds must be invested In
bonds or
of the city of Providence or in the
following classes of bonds, viz.:
United States, any of the New England
States, any city In the State of
Rhode Island; Boston, Worcester, Cambridge,
Springfield and Fall River,
Mass.; New York, Albany Rochester. BuiTalo, New Haven,
notes
Chicago, Detroit,
Peirce, Clerk.
Washington County.
Incorporated Oet. 28 1674.
When Due. [Sinking fund.
$9,184
Funding Bonds.
NET DEBT Aug 1 1906..
1 22,316
4s *05 M-S $125.000
Dec 1 1940 | Assessed valuation 1906... 4,5 13,965
BONDED DEBT Aug. 1 ’06$125,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.
.$8 50
Floating debt
6,500 Population in 1905
4,046
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1 1906.
131.500
INTEREST payable at Industrial Trust Co., Providence.
Minneapolis, St.. Paul and Baltimore.
Hartford,
The bonds of eacli of said cities shall be lawful Investment of said
sinking
fund only so long as its indebtedness, less its water debt, and
sinking fund,
shall not exceed 7% of its assessed valuation.
The loans for the redemption of which sinking funds are held
by the
commissioners, and the amounts of tlie sinking funds Jan. 1 1907, are
shown by 1 lie following table:
__
Public -impr. loan 1 929.
$15 ,820.05 j Sewer loan, 1933..
$41,791.38
Public -impr. loan 1 937.
95 334.02 i Sewer loan,-1934.
12,326.77
Water loan, 1916..
204 ,176.83 : Sewer loan, 1936
26,390.00
NORTH PROVIDENCE.
Water loan, 1923..
J.
75 ,802.47 Park loan, 1922
259,479.99
Water loan, 1926..
This town Is In Providence County.
37 ,186.80 ! Park loan, 19 17
Incorporated 1765.
66,572.62
Water loan, 1927..
LOANS—
44 ,055.45 ; Highway loan, 1924.613,638.04
When Due. j Sinking fund
$30,488
Water
loan.
1930._
3
4s
J-D 15
.858.47 i Highway loan, 1927
$50,000
Dec 15 1912 Total valuation 1905
219,974.39
1,884,900
Davis estate loan, 1909.
63 ,168.30 Highway loan, 1930
Funding Bonds.
46,789.45
\ (Assessment about actual value.)
School loan, 1911__
4s g'05 A-O $65,000c
281 ,825.16 Highway loan, 1912.1._
Oct 1 1935 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$12 00
69,604.05
School loan, 1925..
1 36 .'406.70 j Highway loan, 1936
BONDED DEBTMcb.20’07.$115,000 Population in 1905
22,620.00
.....3,816
School loan, 1927..
21 3 ,078.89 Weybosset Bridge, 1929.
Note debt
25,000 Population In 1900_
78,685.12
3,016
School loan, 1929..
TOTAL DEBT Mch. 20 1907 140,000
101 ,432.62 Bridge loan. 1934
12,380.13
School loan, 1934..
18 ,497.62 Fire and
police, 1932
27,634.63
School loan, 1936..
12 ,091.79 Johnston Annexat’n.1939
PAWTUCKET.
Geo. M. Rex, Auditor.
19,979.28
Sewer loan, 1921..
540 ,997.62 Johnston
This city Is In Providence Countv
S.I).No.15,1909
18.247.32
Incorporated 1886.
Sewer loan, 1922
262
,470.89
Johnston
LOANS—
When Due.
S.D.No.15,1924
Water Bonds.
8.677.62
Sewer loan. 1923..
218
,156.52
General Debt Bonds.
JohnstohS
I).
4s
No.1.1927
i
J-J $600,000c&r -July 1 1910
4.572.35
g
Sewer loan, 1925..
357
,523.58
4s g
Johnston
J-J $ 150,000c
J-J
loan,
1912
and
July 1 1915 ! 4s
400,000c_ .July 1 1919
Sewer loan, 1926..
223 ,077.73
1917
4s
J-J
250,000c-..July 1 1909 3 Ms
A-O
47.993.95
60,000c-.. Apr 1 1930
Sewer loan, 1927..
125 .855.15 Sinking fund for
($50,000 every 5 years to July 1 1929) 4S g
J-J
125,000c
redempc1934
July 1
Sewer
1928..
loan,
58
.034.48
4s g
tlon of city debt
A-O 600,000c
M-N 100,0()()c&r -May 1 1937
Apr 1 1923 4s g
91,008.48
Sewer loan, 1929..
45
4s g
,056.42
J-J 300,000c-. .July 1 1934 4s g
M-N 100,000c_-. May 1 1929
Sewer loan, 1930..
'46 ,120.75
4s g
Total sluicing funds
J-J 300,()00c&r_July 1 1936
Reca pi filiation of Debt Jan. I IV0 7.
Sewer loan.
..
1
38 ,974.16
4s .
g
M-N1
Jan. 1 1907
175,000c&r_Mav 1 3
1937 General debt 9
..$4,907,968.10
.$3,08 LOOP
3 Msg
J-D 200,000
Tune 11922 Sewer debt
87 5,000
WATER-WORKS.—The
water-works
construction
account to Oct. 1
4s g
M-N 490,000
May 1 1944 Water debt.
1,38 5,000
1906 amounted to $7.071.283 41.
In year 1905-06 Income from water
Sewer Bonds.
rents, &c.. was $739,871,57; rost of maintenance and
4s g
Interest on water
A-()$400,000c
Total bonded debt.. ..$5,345,000
Apr 1 1923
loans,
$71 7,004 44; surplus $22,867 13.
The total value of city property
4s g
A-O
40.000c__.Apr 1 193d Floating debt
in 1906 was $14,970,947 98 and of trust funds
484,503
4s g
$532,053 44.
J-J
175.OOOcAr_.July 1 1934
4s g
M-N 225,000c&r_May 1 1937
Total debt
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The valuation and tax
$5,829,503
rate have been as
4s g
M-N 35.000c-..May 1 1944
Less Sinking Funds.
follows, real estate being assessed at ‘‘full fair cash value.”
Bridge Bonds.
General.':..
$379,816
Assessed Valuation—
4s g
Tax per
M-N $25,000c
Amount
May 1 1934 Sewer
134,904
Years.
Deal.
Personal.
Total.
$1 .000.
School Bonds.
Water
of Tax.
1,045,350 1.560,070
1906
$170,01 5,860
$55,340,060
$16
50
3 Ms g J-D $50,000c
$225,355,920
$3,718,372
68
Tune 11922
1905
166,877,600
55,514,340
222..391
16
,940
50
3Ms g A-O
Net
3,669,467
01
debt
Jan 1 1907. .....$4,269,433
50,000cAr.Apr 1 1939
1904
164,632,920
43,350,700
16 50
207,983,620
4s g
M-S 120.000c-..Mch 1 1929 Total valuation 1906
3,431,729 73
$40,521,080 1903
157,427,460
43,241,080
200,668.540
16 50
Street Improvement Bonds.
3,311,030 91
(Assessment fair cash value.)
1900
149,094.840
43,022,400
192,117,240
16 00
3Ms g A-O$10().000r
3,073,875 84
Apr 11939 Tax rate (per $1 .ooo) 1906
$ir> 50
1890
104,684,440
35,932,620
140,617,060
15 00
Highway Bonds.
2,109,255 90
Population in 1905
1880
43,381
88,012,100
11 5,921.000
27.908,900
13 50
4sg'05 M-N $250 ,000... Nov 1 1935 Population In 1900
1,564,933 50
39.231
1870
52,511,800
40,565,100
93,076,900
13 50
Fire-Station Bonds.
1.256.538 15
186(1
37,089,800
21 ,042,000
58,131 ,800
60
4s g ’05 M-N $25,000
325.538 80
Nov 1 1930
The tax rate In 1906 Included State tax of
$1 80 and city tax of $14 70
S.
The city Is situated In Providence County, which has no debt.
On
June 1 1898 a portion of the town of Johnston, representing
about fivesevenths of the assessed valuation, was annexed to tne city of Providence,
and the latter was to assume $255,720 64 of the net debt of the old town
of Johnston.
City was Incorporated 1832.
Title
This town, located In Washington County, was Incorporated as a town
In .June 1901.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$3,475
General Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
3,522,675
4s g
J-D $60,300c..Aug 15 1929 Tax valuation, personal
209,516
Total valuation 1907
Improvement Bonds.
3,732,191
4s g
M-N $101,172 50c.Aug 15 ’18 (Assessment about 66% actual value)
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07..$161 .472 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907...$9.50
Floatlngdebt
8,053 Population in 1905
1-.469
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 1907. 169,525
INTEREST on the Improvement bonds Is payable In New York, on the
general bonds in Boston.
NEWPORT.
Clarke, Treasurer;
Chase, Auditor.
.
Incorporated 1871.
Sinking fund and cash
$40,054
Total valuation 1906.
4,873,178
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900
$12 00
Floatlngdebt
75,949 Population In 1900
8,937
i
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1906. 234,759 Population in 1905
9,222
INTEREST payable at Industrial Trust Co., Providence.
NARRAGANSETT.
LXKX1Y.
payable at National Bank of Redemption,
.
JOHNSTON.
TOTAL DEBT
[VOL.
RHODE ISLAND-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Ogden, Treasurer.
.
_
.
0
9
1
998
Apr., 1907. J
CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE.
POPULATION.—In 1905
1890 It
was
132,146;
was
in 1880 It
SOUTH KINGSTOWN.
This town is in
Feb. 26 1722.
LOANS—
198,635:
in
104.856.
1900
It
was
was
Edmund
Washington County.
175,597;
In
Walker, Treasurer.
P. O. Wakefield.
Incorporated
Wlien Due. | Tax
valuation, personal..$2,077,165
| Total valuation 1906
5,239,715
4s
J-D $82,500r. Dec 15 ’07-’211 (Assessment is 7-10
actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $82,500 |Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$8 50
Floating debt
15,2001 Population In 1905
5,224
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907..
97,7001 Population in 1900
4,972
Tax valuation, real
S
3,162,550]
The above bonds become due yearly In amounts of
$5,000 and $6,000
alternately.
On December 15 1906 $5,000 will be taken up.
INTEREST is payable by the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust Company
and at the Town Treasurer’s oilice.
Improvement Bonds.
Charles W.
This town is in
g
J-J
$22,000c July 1 ’07-T7 | Population in 1905
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $75,000]
Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at the City Trust Co., Boston.
5,613
5,108
.
Geo. E.
WESTERLY.
Assessed valuation, real.$13,965,070
Assessed val., personal..
6,824,998
Total valuation 1906
20.790.06S
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$7 50
Population in 1900
21,310
Population In 1905
24,773
Pendleton, Treasurer.
This town is in Washington County.
Incorporated 1669. The town has
extended Its water system to Watch Hill, R. I.
On Oct. 17 1903 the town
assumed the debts of the several school districts therein and
purchased all
the properties for $103,868.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.. $531,581
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
60,000
4s g
J-J 530,000c Jan
2
1929 Water debt (Included)
353,000
Water Loan—
Tax valuation, real
6,265,000
4s
M-S$200,000r Sept 1
1927 Tax valuation, personal
1,265,900
3 5-^sg
F-A
73,000c Feb
1
1929 Total valuation 1906.
7,530,900
3 V^sg’05M-S
80,000c Mch
1
1935 Tax (per $1,000) 1906.
$15 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$383,0001 Population in 1900
7,541
Floating debt..,
148,581 j Population In 1905
8,381
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable at United States
Mortgage &
Trust Co., New York.
WOONSOCKET.
Treasurer.
A.
Archambault, Mayor; S.
P.
Cook,
Woonsocket is in Providence County.
Incorporated as a town In 1867;
a city June 13
1888.
Aside from the following obligations, Woonsocket
endorses-first, mortgage bonds of the Woonsocket &
Pascoag RR. to the
amount of $100,009.
Bonds below are for $1,090 each.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds (Con.) —
Funding Bonds.
,3>isg M-N$200,009r May
1 1931
4s
F-A$290,000r Aug
1 1907 4s g
M-N 100,009c May
1 1923
4s g
A-O 310,000r April
1 1924 4sg’04 J-D
150,000c June
1 1929
4s g
M-N 282.000r May
1 1927 4s’05 g M-N 50,990c... Nov 1 1935
City Hall Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s g
M-N$ 100,000c May
1 1923 4sg
A-O $150.000r April
1 1919
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07.$2,370,000
4s g
M-N$100,000c May
1 1923 Floating debt
665,000
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15’07 3,035,000
4s g
F-A $48,000r Aug
15 1921 Sinking fund
396,600
4s g
F-A
47,000r Feb
15 1921 N ET DEBT Feb 15 1907.
2,638,400
4s g
F-A
37,000r Feb
15 1925 Water debt (included)... 1,032,000
4s g
F-A
43,000r Aug
15 1925 Water sink, fund (incl.)._
154,943
3.4sgF-A15
80,000r Feb
15 1925 Assessed valuation, real._ 14,894,650
4sg’04 J-D
91,000c June
1 1924 Assessed val., personal
3,330,000
{^Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
18,224,650
4s'g
M-N $92,000r Nov
1 1916 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4sTg
M-N lOO.OOOr May
1 1915 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1907...$17 00
4s g
M-N lOO.OOOr May
1 1915 Value of city property
$2,274,948
4slg
M-N 90,000r Nov
1 1911 Population in 1905
32,196
Population in 1900
28,204
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable at First Nat.
Bank, Boston.
.
-
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements of the debt of
such towns in the
State of Rhode Island having a debt of $25,000 and over
as are not repre¬
sented among the foregoing detailed returns.
We add in each case the
population from the State Census of 1905.
Bonded
Debt.
$
Barrington (T.), Bristol County_*47.854
*47,854
Coventry (T.), Kent County.
80,583
North SmithficUl (T.), Prov.Co.
Richmond (T.). Washington Co.
Scituate (T.), Providence Co..
T.—Town.
* Total debt.
_
37,000
None
*
None
Floating
Debt.
$
25,967
70,602
Assessed
Valuation.
$
Tax
Rate.
$
10.40
2,872,655
7.00
4,007,200
9.00
2,033,375
1 ,216,060 10.00
2,449,375 10.00
Popu¬
lation.
1905.
1 ,923
5,698
2,496
1 ,421
3,207
State of Connecticut.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
5,004
State Capital
Hartford
Governor (term expires Jan. 1909)
,__Rollin S. Woodruff
50%
Tax valuation.
$534,465,257
529,621,165
1894
452,863,714
441,001,581
416,323,252
381,261,607
...
followed from that
•
■-
As to towns, we notice that there is a
general law
power to issue bonds.
According to Section
granting them unlimited
1931, Chapter 121 of the
j
t
Revised Statutes of 1902, “when
any town shall have made appropriations
incurred debts, or shall hereafter make
appropriations or Incur debts
exceeding $10,000, It may Issue bonds, either registered or with
coupons
attached, or other obligations, payable at such times and at such
annual
rate of Interest not
exceeding 6%, payable annually or semi-annually, as it
shall determine,” &c.
Cities have had no such general
authority conferred
upon them.
or
TAX
EXEMPTION.—Exemption
from Taxation has been accorded by
by cities and towns to aid In the
construction of railroads; and this
exemption has been extended to new
bonds Issued for the purpose of
redeeming or providing a fund to redeem
the railroad aid bonds above referred
to.
This exemption is found in
Section 2315, Chapter 144 of the Revised
Statutes of 1902 (latter part of
Section), and the bonds there named are those "issued
by any town or
city in aid of the construction of the railroads of the
Connecticut Western
Railroad Company, the New Haven Middletown
& Willlmantlc Railroad
Company, tHe Shepaug Valley Railroad Company, the Connecticut
Valley
Railroad Co., tHe Connecticut Central Railroad
Company, or either of
them.”
All railroads which are In whole or In
part In the State are taxed
by the State under Section 2424, Chapter 147 of the Revised
Statutes, so
that the tax on these bonds Is
paid by the railroads.
Exemption from tax of new bonds Issued to redeem or to provide a fund
to
redeem the railroad aid bonds, or to redeem or to
provide a fund to redeem
any reissue of the same, Is conferred fully by an Act
approved June 19 1889,
and found In the Revised Statutes of
1902, Section 2315, Chapter 144.
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has been as
follows:
1900
908,420|1860
460,147 | 1820.
275,248
1890
746,258! 1850
370,79211810
261,942
1880
622,70011840
309,978 | 1800
251,002
1870
..537,454] 1830
.297,675 11790
237,946
general statute
SAVINGS
to certain bonds Issued
BANKS
I N
VESTMENTS—PRI VI LEGES AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—At the session In 1899 material
changes were made In the pro¬
visions regulating the Investment of the
deposits of the savings banks of
Connecticut, and at the sessions in 1901, in 1903 and In 1905
the scope of
such investments was still further
enlarged.
One of the departures In the
1903 amendments was that street
railway bonds were then included for the
first time, and the list was still further
enlarged In 1905.
We give below
the law as it Is found In Sections 3428 and
3429, General Statutes of Con¬
necticut, Revision of 1902, with the later amendments
Included.
SECTION 3428.—Investments by Savings
Invest their deposits and surplus as follows: Banks.—Savings banks may
(1) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof In notes
secured by the pledge
of stocks or bonds as collateral,
provided, such stocks or bonds shall have
paid dividends or Interest of not less than three
per cent per annum during
the two years next
preceding that In which the respective loan Is made;
or
by the pledge of any stocks, bonds, or other obligations
which, under the
provisions of this section, can be purchased by
savings banks;
(2) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof In
notes, each of which shall
be the joint and several
obligation of two or more parties all residents of
this State;
(3)
In the bonds of the United States, the District of
Columbia,
England States, or any of the States of New York, New any of
Jersey,
the New
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky,
Michigan, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska, Kansas, Cali¬
fornia, Colorado and Oregon:
(4) In the bonds of any city In the New England
States, or In the State
of New York, of Newark, Paterson and
Trenton In the State of New Jersey,
of Philadelphia In the State of
Pennsylvania, of Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Columbus, Dayton and Toledo in the State of Ohio,
of Louisville In the
State of Kentucky, of Detroit in the State of
Michigan, of Chicago In the
State of Illinois, of Milwaukee In the State of
Wisconsin, of St. Louis In
the State of
Missouri or of Omaha In the State of
Nebraska;
In the obligations of any of the counties,
towns, cities, boroughs and
school districts In this State;
(6) In the capital stock of any bank or trust
company located In this
or In the city of New York In the State of
Jan. 1909)_Theo. Bodenwein State,
New York, or In Boston
In the State of Massachusetts;
Treasurer
Freeman F. Patten
1909)
(7) In the bonds of any other Incorporated
city located In any of the
mentioned In this section having not less than
State
exp.
1909)_Thos. 1). Bradstreet States
twenty thousand
inhabitants, as ascertained by the United States or State
Census, or any
i
municipal
census
taken
exp.
by authority of the State, next preceding suen
1909)-Marcus II. Holcomb 1
investment;
provided,
the
amount
of
the
bonds of such city. Including
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the
Wednesday fol¬ j the Issue In which such Investment Is made, and Its
lowing the first Monday in January. There Is no limit to
proportion, based on
the length of
j the valuations contained In the assessment for taxation next
the session.
preceding such
i Investment, of the
county and town debt, after deducting the
1
amount of
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of the Connecticut State
Its water debt and the negotiable securities In
debt
the
sinking
funds
which are
see ‘’State and City Supplement” of
April 1895, page 36. The condition available for payment of Its bonds, does not exceed seven
of Connecticut’s debt now Is as follows:
per
cent
of the
valuation of property in such city as assessed for
taxation next
such Investment; and provided, further, that the
preceding
LOANS—
—Interest—
State or city issuing suen
Principal
bonds has not defaulted payment of
Name and Purpose.
Rate. Payable.
any of Its funded indebtedness or
When Due. Outstanding
Interest thereon within fifteen years next
War loan
1865
Ceased.
Oct. 1 1885
preceding
the purchase of such
$100
bonds by the savings bank; but this section
Do
.1885
3
shall not be held to authorize
A&O
Oct. 1 1910
882,000
the Investment of any funds In any
"special assessment bonds” or "Im¬
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are all for $1,()()() or
$10,000.
provement bonds,” so called, which are not direct and
primary obligations
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable In Hartford, Conn.
of the city Issuing the same;
In
the
(8)
bonds
of
TOTAL DEBT, &c. Oct. 1 ’06
any
railroad
Oct. 1 ’05
company organized under the laws
Oct. 1 ’04
Oct. 1 ’03
of any of the States mentioned In this
Total funded debt
$882,100
section, and which bonds are se¬
$942,100
$952,100
$1,077,100 cured by a first mortgage as the
Clv’l list funds
only
607,039
mortgage
599,027
737,515
security given by such rail¬
628,374 road company upon some
portion of the railroad owned by It, or given
by a railroad company, a majority of the
Net debt
.$275,061
stock In which Is owned
capital
$343,073
$214,585
$448,726
by the railroad company Issuing such bonds, upon some
portion of the
Secretary of State (term expires
(term expires Jan.
Comptroller (term
Attorney-General (term
Jan.
Jan.
of
No
Sheldon, Town Treasurer.
James M.
about
County, City, Town, Borough or other Municipality shall ever sub¬
scribe to the capital stock of
any railroad corporation, or become the pur¬
chaser of the bonds, or make donation
to, or loan its credit In aid of, any
such corporation: but
nothing herein contained shall affect the validity of
any bonds or debts incurred under
existing laws, nor be construed to pro¬
hibit the General Assembly from
authorizing
or city to protect by
additional appropriations of money or credit any town
any railroad debt contracted
prior to the adoption of this amendment.
The foregoing Is explicit and
comprehensive, covering every municipality.
There are no general restrictions in the
Revised Statutes; whatever re¬
strictions have been made from time to time are
contained in enabling Acts
and in city charters.
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
3.4s g J-J $400,000c Jan
1
1932
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06_$400,000
Floating debt
330,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 ’06._ 730,000
665,094,301
formerly
PROPOSED NEW CONSTITUTION
DEFEATED.—After a Constitu¬
tional Convention occupying over four
months, the document drafted by
that body was defeated at a
popular election on June 16 1902.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The Constitution of
Connecticut contains but a
single provision restricting the debt-making power.
The provision is
Article 25, adopted as an amendment In 1877, and
is as follows:
Incorporated 1746.
3Hs
This town Is in Kent
value
cause.
When Due. | Assessed valuation,
real..$3,258,800
Refunding Bonds.
I Assessed val., personal
1,371,000
j $33,000c Oct 1 ’07-T7 | Total valuation 1906
4,626,800
4s g
A-O j 20,000c Oct 1 ’18-’22 | (Assessment about 80% actual value)
School Bonds.
' Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906_._$12 20
WARWICK.
1893.
VALUATION.—Assessed
649,571,791
694,200,162 1892
570,163,749
354,557,515
1898
552,887,762 j
Under Chapter 106, as amended by
Chapter 165, Laws of 1901, the State
collects the tax on every bank, national
banking association, trust, insur¬
ance, investment and bridge
comply whose stock Is not exempt from
taxation, and remits the amount
so collected to the various
city and town
treasurers.
As the value of such stocks was
previously Included in the
grand list of each town, the reduction in values In 1901
Greene, Treasurer.
Bristol County.
LOANS—
ASSESSED
actual value; now believed to be fair
value.
Years.
Tax valuation. Years.
1905
$712,519,166 1897
1904
690,896,142 1896
1903
677,396,711 1895
1901
1900
.
WARREN.
1
35
(5)
30
railroad
CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS.
owned
by It but leased or operated by the railroad company
either case shall
be located wholly or In part in one or more of the States mentioned In tills
section, provided the entire railroad of such company is located wholly
within the United States; in the consolidated bonds of any railroad com¬
pany Incorporated by this State and authorized to Issue such bonds to re¬
tire the entire funded debt of such company; provided, that in
every case
such company - shall have paid each year, for a period of not less
than live
years next previous to such Investment, in addition to the Interest on its
funded indebtedness, dividends of not less than four per
cent per annum
upon Its entire capital stock outstanding; and provided further, that said
outstanding capital stock at the time of such Investment equals or exceeds
In amount one-third of the entire
outstanding Issue of such bonds;
(9) In the bonds of the following-named railroad companies, viz.:
Boston & Albany Railroad Company,
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company,
Boston & Maine Railroad Company,
Concord <5c Montreal Railroad Company,
Issuing such bonds, and which portion of such railroad In
Fitchburg Railroad Company,
Harlem River & Port Chester Railroad
Company,
Maine Central Railroad Company,
New England Railroad Company,
New York <Y New England Railroad Company,
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company,
Old Colony Railroad Company;
Also in the following securities:
Central RR. of N. J.—Gen. mort. 5s, gold bonds, due July i,
11187;
Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Company system—
Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls & Northw., con. 1st 5s, due Oct. 1, 1921,
Bur. Ced. R. & Nor., con. 1st AI. and col. trust
5s, due April 1, 1934;
Great Northern Railway Company system—
St. Paul Minn. & Man. Ry. Co., Montana ext. 4s, due June 1 1937.
do
do
do
Pacllic ext. 4s, due July 1 1940;
Montana Central Ry. Co., 1st M. 5s & Os, due July 1937,
YVlilmar & Sioux Falls Ry. Co., 1st M. 5s, due June 1
1938;
Ill. Cent. RR. Co.—Ch. St. L. & N. Orl. con. M. 5s & 3
Ms, due June 1951;
Chicago & North Western Railway Co. system—
Chicago St. Paul Minn. & Omaha Ry. Co., con. M. Os, due June 1 1930,
and In mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which said
consolidated mort¬
gage 0 per cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Co., gen. con.
1st M. 5s, due Nov. 1
1937, and in mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which said gen. con.
and 1st mortgage 5 p. c. bonds retire at
maturity;
Minneapolis & St. Louis HR. Co., 1st & refunding M. 4s, due March 1 1949,
and In the mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which said
1st and re¬
funding bonds are to retire at maturity;
Milwaukee & Northern RR. Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1
1913, and In the
mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which said con. mortgage 6 per
cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co., 1st con. M.
gold 4s, due July 1 1952, and in
the mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which said iirst con.
mortgage
bonds are to retire at maturity.
The Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis
general mortgage re¬
funding 4 per centum sinking fund gold bonds of 1953 and the mortgage
bonds heretofore Issued which said general
mortgage bonds are to retire
at maturity.
[See editorial V. 77, p. 2071, for Attorney-General’s opinion
relative to these bonds.1
The St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
Company, River &
Gulf Division, lirst mortgage 4
p. c. bonds due May 1 1933.
The Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad
Company lirst mortgage 4 per cent
gold bonds due in 1951.
(10) In any general or eonsolidatcd mortgage bonds issued
by any of
the following-named railroad companies to retire all oPthe
outstanding
prior mortgage bonds secured upon the property covered by said
general
or consolidated
mortgage:—
Chicago & North Western Railway Company,
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company,
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company, 4
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company.
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Company,
Michigan Central Railroad Company,
Morris & Essex Railroad Company,
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
St. Paul Minneapolis A Manitoba
Railway Company,
Eastern Railway Company of Minnesota, Northern
Division,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
and the mortgage bonds hitherto Issued which such
consolidated or gen¬
eral mortgage bonds are to retire at
maturity: provided, that at no time
within five years next preceding the date of such
Investment in such
general consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of the railroad
corpora¬
tions last named shall such railroad
corporation have failed to pay regu¬
larly and punctually the principal, at maturity or as extended, and Interest
on all its mortgage
Indebtedness, and, in addition thereto, dividends upon
all its outstanding capital stock
during the preceding live years: and
provided further, that at the date of every such dividend the
outstanding
such
capital stock of
railroad corporation shall have been equal to at least
one-tldrd of the total mortgage Indebtedness of such railroad
corporation,
including all bonds Issued or to be Issued under any mortgage securing any
bonds in which such Investment shall be made.
No bond of any railroad
corporation named In this section shall be a legal investment for a savings
bank when such corporation, or the
system of which It is a part, shall fall
to pay dividends on all of its
capital stock; and this section shall not be held
to authorize any Investment in the
bonds of any corporation operating its
railroad exclusively by any means other than steam as a
motive power,
or in the bonds of
any street railway.company.
[Added by chapter 204, Laws of 1905.]
The first mortgage gold four per centum bonds of the
Southern Indiana
Railway Company, due 1951, are hereby declared legal investments for
savings banks for the State of Connecticut.
All other Investments shall consist of
deposits in Incorporated banks
or trust
companies located In this State, or in the .States of New York,
Massachusetts or Rhode Island, or of loans secured
by mortgage on unin¬
cumbered real estate situated In this State
(except as provided In section
3429) [see section
below] worth double the amount of the loan secured
thereon.
Street Railway Bonds.—As stated
above, street railway bonds are in¬
cluded for the lirst time by
chapter 171, Laws of 1903.
This Act was
amended In 1905 and now reads as follows:
Savings banks may Invest their deposits and surplus In the first mort¬
gage bonds of the Hartford Street Railway
Company and the Fair Haven
& Westvllle Railroad
Company, and In all bonds of the Consolidated
Railway Company and In the Connecticut Railway &
Lighting Company.
[Under ruling of the State Attorney General the
30-year 5% gold bonds
of the Meriden Horse Railroad Co.
assumed by the Consolidated Railway
Co. are legal investments for Connecticut
savings banks.
See V. 82,
p.
292.]
SECTION 3429—When Mortgages Mag Be 3.fadc in
Adjoining States.—
Any savings bank.in the towns of Putnam, Brooklyn and
Killlngly may
loan on land located in the County
of Providence in the State of Rhode
Island; any savings bank.in the town of Ridgefield
may loan on land lo¬
cated In the County of Westchester in the State of
New York; any savings
bank In the town of Enfield or In the town of Stafford
may .loan on land
located in the County of Hampden in the State of
Massachusetts; and any
savings bank.in the town of Stonlngton may loan on land located in
the
County of Washington In the .State of Rhode Island.
The subjoined sections, 3431,
3432, 3433 and 3434, provide certain
restrictions
with
reference to loans—section 3431
restricting loans on
Mortgage Security to Manufacturing Corporations and Ecclesiastical
Societies; section 3432 restricting amount of loans to one party on
personal
security: section 3433 forbidding loans on single names.
SECTION 3431—Loans to Corporations and Societies
Regulated.—NO
loan shall be made by any savings bank.to
any corporation or association
or ecclesiastical
society, secured by mortgage upon its property, unless the
same shall be
accompanied by the individual guaranty of some responsible
party or parties, or by other collateral security of value equal to the amount
of the sum loaned.
The directors or trustees of any such bank
consenting
to any loan contrary to the
provisions of this section shall be held Individu¬
ally responsible for any loss to the full extent of such loan.
SECTION 3432—Loans Restricted.—No savings bank
having more than
twenty-five thousand dollars of deposits shall loan on
personal security
[Vol. lxxxiv.
to any one person,
company, or interest, more than three per cent of its
at the time of making such loan.
SECTION 3433—Obligations of One Person or Firm Not to Be Taken.—
No savings bank shall buy, or lend any money
upon, any obligation on
which only one person or firm shall be holden, without
taking additional
security for the same equivalent to the guaranty or indorsement of some
other responsible party.
Besides the ordinary safeguards which are In all savings bank laws, there
deposits
Is one of
no
little importance that ought to aid materially in
We refer to the provision below.
preventing in¬
cautious loans.
SECTION 3434—Ibciird of Names of Directors Consenting to Loans.—
When any loan or investment Is made by any
savings bank, the names of
the directors or trustees consenting thereto shall be entered
upon the records
of such bank, and said record shall be open at all times to
the inspection
of the corporators and auditors of such
bank and the Bank Commissioner
and be prtrnu facie evidence of the truth of the statements
therein con¬
tained.
TRUST FUNDS—HOW LOANED OR INVESTED—We find in Section
Chapter 22 of tlie Revised Statutes the following liberal provisions
providing that trust funds may be loaned or invested in the same securities
savings banks are authorized to invest in.
SEC. 495.—Trust funds, unless it is otherwise
provided in the Instru¬
ment creating the trust, may be loaned on the
security of mortgages on
unencumbered real estate in this State double in value the amount
loaned,
or may be invested in such
mortgages or in the bonds or loans of this
State, or of any town, city or borough of this State, or in any bonds,
stocks or other securities which the savings banks in this State
are, or may
be, authorized by law to Invest in, or may be deposited in savings banks
incorporated by this State.
254 of
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
NOTE.—For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see “Additional Statements” at the end of this State.
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughs of this State bear to
another is peculiar, and requires a word of explanation.
The State
is divided into eight counties, and these counties are made
up of towns,
numbering in the aggregate 168. The towns are the civil unit, and oil the
assessed valuation (which is called the "Grand List of each
town”) is
levied the tax for State purposes as well as the tax for town
expenditures.
Within the town is often situated a city or a borough,
or both, all of which
may at the same time have bonds outstanding.
There are ten cities,
each, with one exception, bearing the same name as the town in which It
lies,
in recent years several town's and cities whose limits were about
Identical have been consolidated and the outstanding bonds of both town
and city are reported together without distinction.
This is the case with
the city and town of Hartford, which previous to April 1896
reported their
debts separately.
The city and town of New London have been consoli¬
dated, as have also the city and town of New Britain and the city and town
of Bridgeport.
On December 7 1897 city, town and school district of New
Haven were likewise consolidated.
The borough stands in about the same relation to the town as does the
city.
The grand list as deterndned for the town is used by both the city
and the borough In levying taxes, the city, for
instance, putting a tax of
its own on its share of the total grand list of the town.
This tax is addi¬
tional to the town tax.
In some instances the schools are in the
charge of
school districts, which also are empowered to issue bonds and to
levy a
tax, so that to cover the total tax paid by a city it is necessary to take into
account the State, town, city and school district levies.
In the statements
which follow we give under one heading the town and city,
wherever they
bear the same name, for though distinct corporations, their debts are to a
greater or less extent the debts of a single community.
one
AGGREGATE
MUNICIPAL
INDEBTEDNESS.
The total indebtedness of all the towns, cities, boroughs and counties in
the State was in 1904 532,520,460 61.
In the following table we show the
funded indebtedness, the lloating debt and the total Indebtedness of all
the civil divisions of the State at quadrennial periods:
Funded debt.
1904
1900
1896
1892
1888
1884
1880
1877
_
__
$26,906,859
22,142,993
19,749,667
16,023,832
15,569,818
14,655,903
15,388,375
14,437,742
♦County debt ($344,500 in 1904)
05
58
08
46
67
75
69
93
Floating debt.
$5,269,101 56
5,005,323 09
4,384,980 50
4,473,571 36
3,759,642 86
2,980,386 15
1,967,623 60
2,713,584 35
* Total debt.
$32,520,460 61
27,624,827 42
24,581,066
20,627,058
19.392,804
17,636,289
17,355,999
17,151,327
55
48
89
91
29
28
divided into funded and floating
debt, and therefore included only in total debt column.
ANSONIA.
Stephen
Treasurer.
not
Charters, Mayor; Frederick M. Drew,
Ansonia Is in New Haven County.
By an Act of the Connecticut
Legislature of 1893 the borough, town and lire district of tills name were
consolidated to form tlie present city.
LOANS—
When Due.
Borough of Ansonia Bonds.
Building Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O $75,000
1908
3Msg J-J $75,000
July 1 1923 BONDED DEBT1 Oct 15 ’06 $467,000
Town of Ansonia Bonds.
Note debt
15,500
4s g
J-J $100,000g
Jan 1 1912 TOTAL DEBT Oct 15 06.. 482,500
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.)
Sinking fund
55,160
School Bonds.
Grand list 1905
9,570,955
4s ’05
J-J
$67,000..July 1 ’07-’30
(Assessment about actual value.)
($3,000 due yearly.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906___$13 00
City of Ansonia Bonds.
Population in 1890..
10,342
4s g
M-N$150,000g__May 1 1917 Population in 1900
12,681
BRIDGEPORT.
Bernard
Keating, Auditor.
Tills city is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated as a city in
1889-90 the town and city of Bridgeport were consolidated, the
1836.
city
ing the town’s debt.
In
assum¬
LOANS—
When Due.
and
Bridge
City
Hall
Repair
City and Funding Bonds.
Bonds.
J-J $150,000.. ..July 1
3Ms ’05M-N $76,000..May 1 ’08-'45
J-J
125,000.. .July 1
Fire Engine House Bonds.
J-J
400,000..
July 1
3Ms’06 A-O $58,000..Apr 1 ’08-’36
J-J
4s
280,000..
J-J
4s
220,000..
Floating debt...
5,000
Bridge Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’06. 2,057,000
3 *4>s
J-J $125,000..July 1 ’07-’31 Sinking fund
486.227
Refunding Bonds.
Grand list 1905
68,099,301
3 Ms
J-J
$86,400 ..July 1 ’07-’20
(Assessment about actual value.)
3Ms
144.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$15 60
Improvement Bonds.
Value city property
2,148,438
3 Ms
J-J $350,000
1907-1941 Population in 1890.
48,866
Building Bonds.
Population in 1900.
70,996
3 Ms
1906 1913 Population in 1903.
$73,000
82,128
5s
3 Ms
4s
.
..
BRISTOL (Town).
E. L. Dunbar, Treasurer.
Tills town Is situated in Hartford County.
Incorporated 1785.
LOANS—
When Due.! TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06. $362,096
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$14,000c_._Jan
J-J
100,000c...Jan
High School Bonds.
4s
J-J
$8,000c
Jan
4s
4s
-
Sinking funds
2 1908
2 1927
107,682
NET DEBT Sept 1 1906.._
254,414
Grand list 1906
6,587,967
(Assessment is M actual value.)
2 1911 Town tax (per $1,000) 1906..$12 50
Sept 1’06.$122,000 Population in 1905 (est.)
12,000
240,096 Population In 1900..
9,643
INTEREST paid at Bristol National Bank.
BONDED DEBT
Note debt
BRISTOL
M. L.
(Borough). D. J. Hefferman, Borough Clerk;
Tiffany, Borough Treasurer.
This borough is in Hartford County.
Incorporated 1893.
BONDED DEBT Apr 15 ’06.$40,000 j Grand list 1905
$4,547,942
Floating debt.
45,600: Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$4 00
TOTAL DEBT Apr 15 1906. 85.600 Population in 1900..
.6,268
Sinking fund.
4,600
Apr., 1907. J
CHATHAM.
CONNECTICUT—CITIES
A. H.
Conklin, Auditor.
GRISWOLD.
This town is in Middlesex
County.
Incorporated 1767.
LOANS—
When Due. Total assets
$22,436
Railroad Aid Bonds {Tax
exempt). \ NET DE BT Sept 1 1906
76,116
4s
J-J
$20,0000.-.Jail 1 1011 Grand list 1905
889,856
3.75s
J-D
35,000c—June 1 1910 (Assessment from 2-3 to
H act. val.)
3.65s
J-D
37,000c
June 1 1909 Tax rate
(per $ 1,000) 1906...$25 50
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06
$92,000 Population In 1890
1,949
Floating debt
6,552 Population In 1900
2,271
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906..
98,552 Population in 1906 (est.)
2,300
INTEREST payable at Central National
Bank, Middletown. Conn.
The
C. D.
GROTON.
CITY OF DANBURY.
i
LOANS—
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J $155,000
Jan 1 1920
4s
; J-J
100,000
July 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
4s
'! M-Nj $100,000
May 1 ,27-,36
\
50,000 May
1 1937
3Ks
A-O
215,000 Oct
1 1941
Danbury Town, Fairfield County.
Incorporated 1S80.
Water Bonds (Con.)
4s ’06
J-J $200,000c
BONDED DEBT Oct
Floating debt
—
Jan
1
1926
Alfred F.
77,500
EAST HARTFORD.
J. O.
DISTRICT.
President.
Water
4s
4s
E
When Due.
Loans.
°
A-OS 115,000
J-D
135,000
Oct
11931
June 1 1933
18,550
Notes, sewer 4s
Fire District Note
BOND. DEBT June 6
6,900
‘06...250,000
Floating debt
25,450
EAST WINDSOR.
J.
This town is in
FAIRFIELD.
Joseph I. Flint, Clerk.
This town is in Fairfield
County.
When Due. j TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 *06..
$123,500
4s 1890
$37,500.
Grand list 1905
..3,620,426
3Ks g 1901- 25,000
1916,Tax
rate
(per
$1,000)
1905...$12 00
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$62,500
Population in 1900
4,489
61,000
Charles
,
Brandegee, Clerk.
This town !
in Hartford County.
Incorporated 1640.
Floating debt Feb 1907
$120,000 1 Town tax (per $1.000) 1906
Total valuation 1906
2,225,397 Population in 1900...
(Assessment about full value.)
GLASTONBURY.
.
O. R.
INTEREST payable
■
Grand list 1905
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in
Population in
.3,331
Y ears—1905
1904
1903
1900
1890..
1889
1888.
1923
1
1909 |
1
1918
1918
1908.)
3M *04 A-O$205,973-..Oct
1
1909
at the
city treasury.
’06. Apr. 2 ’06.
Apr. 1 ’05. Apr. 1 ’04. Apr. 1 ’03.
$5,830,000 $4,830,000 $3,830,000 $3,830,000
229,454
279,454
579,454
239,492
Heal Estate. Personal
...$58,718,246
56,696,164
54,799,549
Property.
:r$7,G34,471
3-7,472,503
3-7,240,885
20,146,633
16,629,086
16,048,479
19,500,122
49,904,740
30,596,238
30,171,885
27,847,349
Total.
$66,352,717
64,168,667
62,040,434
70,051.373
47,225,324
46,220,364
47,347,471
Tax Rate.
*$18 00
*18 00
*18 00
*17 50
20 50
20 50
20 50
•
School tax (which in 1905 averaged $4
per $1,000) additional,
x Ex¬
cluding corporation stock assessment, which for 1905
aggregated $31,352,259.
See note
on
page 35.
POPULATION.—In
It was 53,230; In 1880
1900 the population
it was 42,553.
(Census)
was
79,850; In 1890
HARTFORD “ARSENAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.”
Horace M. Andrews
Chairman District Committee.
LOANS—
When Due. ' BOND. DEBT
Apr 1 1906..$74.000
4s
J-D $70,000c
June 1 1917 Assessed valuation
1904_.$3,185,222
School tax (per $1,000) ’05
$5 00
INTEREST is payable at State Bank of Hartford.
HARTFORD “FIRST SCHOOL DISTRICT.”
Chairman of Committee.
LOANS—
When Due. I
$100,000..May 1
(Subject
Building Bonds.
3>js
J-D
to
Dr.
George C.
call
after
1927!
HARTFORD “ NORTHEAST SCHOOL
Chairman of Committee.
DISTRICT.”
Bailey
May 1
Marshall L.
1907)
Hill
When D?«\| BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
$66,000
19311 Assessed valuation 1905
1,456,802
I (Assessm’t from 60 to 75% act. val.)
ISchool tax (per $1,000) *06
$6 00
$66,000c._ June 1
INTEREST payable at Security Co., Hartford.
HARTFORD “NORTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT.”
Robert L. Rus¬
sell, Chairman.
LOANS—
When Due.! Grand list 1906 (est)
$3,250,000
Dlst. notes Feb 1 1907.?
$162,301 School tax (per $1,000) 1905. .$5 00
HARTFORD “SECOND NORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT.”
F. S. Kel¬
logg, Chairman.
LOANS—
Whin Due.! BONDED DEBT Mch
1907.$177,000
4s
J-J $137,000c
Jan 1 192*4 j Floating debt
38,500
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904.) j Assessed valuation 1905
5,436,202
3><js ’04J-J
40,000c
July 1 1934 School tax (per $1,000) 1905...$5 00
(Bonds are exempt from taxes.)
!
INTEREST payable at Security Co., Hartford.
HARTFORD “SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT.”
Thomas A. Shannon
Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. ■ Sinking fund
$30,701
4s
M-N $50,000c
1927 Assessed valuation, real.
.15,500.000
M-N 200,000c
3!js
May 1 1931 Assessed val., personal
6,000,000
3V4S ”
M-N 200,000c&r_Nov 1 1952 Total valuation
190.T
21.500.000
3 »4s g ’05M-S200.000C.
.Sept 1 1955 School tax (per $1,000) ’05
$6 00
BONDED
DEBT Feb
1890
1900...
Hartford.
$2,321,851
1906...$12 00
3,457
...4,260
same name are located in Fairfield
County.
TOWN OF GREENWICH.
Wellstood, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. I TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1 1906.$742,050
High School Bonds.
! Town valuation 1905
12,892,666
4s ’07
J-J SI00,000c. ..July 1 1935 Tax rate
(per
$1,000)
1905_._$12 00
FUNDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$285,000 I
Population
in 1890
.10,131
Note debt
457,050 Population In 1900
12,172
BOROUGH OF GREENWICH.
Incorporated 1854.
Henry P. White. Treasurer.
4s
M-N S147,000._'_May 1 1922 Grand list
1905
$2,212,605
TOTAL DEBT April 1906. ..$147,000
j Borough tax (per $1,000) 1906.$9 00
Floating debt
42.500 i Population in 1900
2,420
’07..$650,000
HARTFORD “ WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT” Walter
L. Wake¬
field. Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
$80,000
4s
$35,000c
Assessed valuation 1905
3,000,000
3 k£s
25,000c
School tax (per $1.000) 1905
$5 00
4s
20,000c
i
INTEREST Is payable at Hartford National Bank, Hartford.
—
HARTFORD “WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL
DISTRICT.”
James
P.
Taylor (Pres. Charter Oak National Bank). Treasurer
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb 1
’07.$246.000
3Hs ‘ F-A$l26,000c
July 31 ’12 Floating debt.
41,000
F-A 120,000c...July 31 ’26 ! .School tax
3Hs
$1,000)
(per
’06
$3 00
INTEREST payable at the Charter Oak National Bank. Hartford.
._
:
R.
1
$475,000c.-July 1
200,000c..July 1
J-J
(Subject to call July 1
Refunding Notes.
INTEREST payable at the Fidelity Co., Hartford.
GREENWICH.
The town and borough of
1938
J-J
-
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX
RATE.—
incorporated May 1690.
Hartford Trust Co.,
at
$13.00
Morgan, Treasurer.
Tills town is in Hartford
County,
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
4s
J-J j$45,000c Jan 1’08-13-18
1 35,000c Jan
1
1928
BONDED DEBT April 1906_$80.000
1
4g ’93
4g ’93
(Exempt from all taxes.)
LOANS—
FARMINGTON.
Consolidated Bonds.
’89
J-J •750.000C-.July
1930
expenses.
TOTAL DEBT June 6 ’06.
.$275,450
Sinking fund
1
14,100
NET DE BT June 1906
261,350
Assessed valuation 1906
1,524,334
(Assessment about 5.0% actual val.)
District tax (per $l ,000) 1906.510.00
Population in 1906 (est.)
5,000
.
Floating debt
Police Department.
3Hg’98J-J $75,000r_.Jan
Incorporated In
When Due.
1
WATER DEPARTMENT is
self-sustaining, raising from water rents
$30,000 to $40,000 each year above interest on its
bonds and till ordinary
Allen, Treasurer.
County.
2(),OOOr..Jan
Municipal Bonds.
3UJg’98 J-J $200,000r—Jan
$6,059,454 $6,059,454 $5,109,454 $4,409,454
$4,069,492
1,014,678
938,106
839,580
752,768
666,416
Water debt (incl.)
675.000
675,000
675,000
675,000
675.000
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city
in 1905 owned property to the value
of $7,411,480,
according to Inventories on life In the office of the
City
Auditor.
Bissland, Treasurer.
Hartford
.
3 ll>g’00 J-J
Total debt
K.
Town Bonds.
When Due.
Sinking fund
King,
1749
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
$70,000
Grand list 1905
4,225,863
4s
M-N $25,000c
Nov 1 1920 (Assessment about
70% actual val.)
(Subject to call.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$12 00
4s
M-N $ 15,000c...May
1909 Population In 1905 (est.)
8,500
Refunding Bonds.
1900
Population
In
6,699
3 Hs
F-A 530,00()c_
Feb 18 1926
INTEREST payable at the
Thompsonvllie Trust Co.
LOANS—
consolidated
on April 1 1896, and
City Incorporated May 1784.
'
Refunding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
3 t^g’97 J-J $800,000r..
Jan
1 1922
4g’93 J-J $290,000c..July 1 1918 3Hg’97
M-N 270.000r_.May 1 1922
Park Improvement Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
3KK’96 j-j $i50,OOOc..Jan
1 1926 3)^g’97 J-J
$250,000r_.Jan
1 1922
3>;>g’98 J-J 15O,000c._Jau
1 1926
Conn. R. Bridge Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
3 I$g’04 J-Jl
,000,000c..July
1
1954
3^g’98 J-J $100,()00r_.Jail
1 1938 3g’05J-Dl
,000,000c..June 1 1955
3 H>g’00 J-J
100,00()r.__Jan 1 1938
Water Bonds
LOANS—
4s
II. O.
were
reported separately.
Total bonded d’t.$5,830,000
Floating debt-..
229,454
Tills town is iu Hartford
County.
Incorporated May 1768.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907..
$86,500jTax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$15 00
Grand list 1905
1,568,145 ; Population In 1900
3,158
ENFIELD.
The town and city of Hartford
their debts are no longer
Oct.
plant, $267,703.
water
London, Conn.
;
Value of
LOANS—
Edw.
Marquart, Treasurer.
HARTFORD. William F..
Henney, Mayor; Chas. H. Slo¬
cum, Treasurer.
Non-taxable.
INTEREST on all of the city bonds Is
payable
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
Goodwin, Clerk,
FIRE
H. E.
1924 j TOTAL DEBT Feb
1907...$225,000
75,000c
1925 |
payable at National Bank of Commerce, New
•
.
HARTFORD
Fish, Treasurer.
$150,000c
INTEREST
3
This town is in Hartford
County.
Incorporated Oct. 1783.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Notes.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’06
$60,000
3.6s’89 A-O $39-,600c. .Oct 1 1919
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $99,600
(Subject to call Oct 1, 1899.)
Floating debt
60,000
Funding Bonds.
Grand list 1905
..3,935,364
4s ’94
A-O $60,000c&r.Apr 2 1924 Tax rate
(per
$1,000)
1906...$10 00
(Subject to call April 2 1904.)
'Population in 1900
6,406
Population In 1907 (est.)
7,500
INTEREST Is payable at Farmers’ & Mec.'s Nat.
Bank, Hartford.
EAST
4s g '04 A-O
4s g ’05 J-D
Howe, Mayor; Charles E. Clark, Treas.
New Haven
This city is situated In
County.
By enactment of the Legis¬
lature in 1893 the town of
Derby, borough of Birmingham and the school
districts of the town were consolidated
under one form of
government,
assuming the name of the “City of
Derby.” The consolidation took effect
on January l
1894, and the debts of the town,
borough
school
and
districts
were assumed
by the city.
LOANS—
When Due TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907_$272,956
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
33,314
3>-5sg J-J 58,000c
July 1 1914 Cash on hand
15,495
(Subject to call July 1 1900.)
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
224,147
Funding Bonds.
Assessed
real
valuation,
3,788,313
4s
A-O $6o,000c
Oct 1 1908 Assessed val,
personal
4s g
1,753,259
J-J
102,000c...July
1 1914 Total valuation 1906
5,541,572
Road and Bridge Bonds.
(Assessm’t same as actual value.)
3^s
M-N $42,500c
Nov 1 1934 City tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$11 50
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
Population In 1900
School Bonds.
...7,930
Population
in
1890
5,969
3s
J-D $17,000c...June 1 1921
Population In 1907 (est.)
9,000
(Subject to call June 1 1902.)
j •
3ifS$25,000
Aug 1 1930
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
INTEREST is payable at the
Birmingham National Bank. Derby.
J. O.
GROTON WATER DISTRICT.
1906.$931,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906..1,008,500
! Water debt (Included)
311,200
,Total valuation 1905
11,750,000
(Assessment
about
H actual value.)
Water Bonds.
Value of city property
4 y2a
$600,000
J-J
$30,000. .July 1
1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
SHOO
4s
J-J } 15,000..Jan 1 ’08-’12
Population in 1890
16,552
1 18,000..July 1 ’07-’12 Population in 1900
4s
16,537
J-J
45,000..Jail
1
1920 i Population in 1906 (est.)
22,000
INTEREST on the improvement and
funding
bonds
and
on
the water
bonds due 1920 is
payable at the National Park Bank, New
York; on all
other water bonds at the
Importers’ & Traders’ Nat. Bank New York.
TOWN OF DANBURY.
This town is in Fairfield
County.
M. Meyers, Treasurer.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.! BONDED DEBT
Sept ’06. $427,000
3f£s
A-0$225,000c...Apr 1 1932 Tax valuation 1905
8,477,332
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
3 t-js
$12 00
A-O $5O,000c_Apr
1
1932 Population In 1906 (est.)
4s ’05 M-Sj 129.OOOc.Mch
21,000
1 ’08-’50 Population In 1900...
.19,474
1
20.000c_Mch 1 ’51-’55t Population In 1890
19,473
INTEREST Is payable at the
Import. & Traders’ N. Bank, N. Y. City.
DERBY.
Walsh, Treasurer.
This town Is In New London
County.
Incorporated May 1704.
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
$81,584
Refunding.
! Grand list 1906.
4s
..4,221,934
M-N $20,000r
May 1 1909 ;
(Assessment at 2-3 actual value.)
($5,000 biennially)
to May 1 1915 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906
10 00
4s
M-N $2(),000r
May 1 1908
5,539
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$55,000 Population in 1890
j Population In 1900..
5,062
INTEREST Is payable by the Town Treasurer.
Ryder, Treas.; Henry N. Fanton, Clerk.
in
City of Danbury Is situated
John
37
This town Is In New London
County.
Incorporated Oct. 1815.
BONDED DEBT Mch
1907.$60,000 I Grand list 1906.
.$2,015,175
Floating debt
19,000 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
10 00
TOTAL DEBT 1907
79,000 Population in 1900
.3.490
Sinking fund
5,022 j
.
DANBURY.
AND TOWNS.
.
HARTFORD COUNTY. *M. H. Holcomb, Treasurer.
Hartford Is the
county seat.
When Due. [
On demand ;
$95,000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907. .$95,000 I
LOANS—
4s
Grand list 1905
$159,723,876
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$0 25
Population in 1900
195,480
38
This town
Jan. 1789.
is
Incorporated
Falriield
In
Assessed valuation 1906..$4,641,266
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’06 (town)$9.00
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
J-J
$75.000
July 1 1917
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$75,000
.4,006
5,572
Population in 1890
34,579 Population in 1900
109,579
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907..
KILLINGLY.
CITY OF NEW
Edward W. Kncen, Clerk.
County.
(P. 6. Shelton)
HUNTINGTON.
Frank T. Preston, Treasurer.
This town Is in Windham County.
Incorporated 1708.
LOAN'S—
When Due. 1 Grand list 1906..
Town Bonds of 1900.
|Tax rate (per $1,000)
3 Ms g J-D $ 125,000c
Dec
1 1920 | Population in 1890
BONDED DEBT Oct’06...$125,000 [Population In 1900
.$3,876,243
$12 00
7,027
...6,835
INTEREST payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston, or at the
Windham County Nat.
Humphrey Treasurer.
,
Incorporated
On demand Population In 1890
3,304
$22,000 Population in 1900
3,214
Floating debt, 4 Ms & 5s
TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 ’07.. 102,000 INTEREST Is payable In Litchfield.
Grand list 1906
2,706,673
MANCHESTER.
This town Is In
Sanford M.
Benton, Town Clerk,
,
MEETING HOUSE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Chas. D. Burnes,
Clerk.
MERIDEN.
School tax (per $1,000) 1905...S3 00
Population in 1900
3,500
Floyd Curtis, City Treasurer.
The town and city of Meriden are situated in
ing the year 1896 the town of Meriden voted to
assume the debt of all the school districts.
New Haven County.
Dur¬
consolidate the schools and
LOANS—
j BONDED DEBT Apr ’07.
'Floating debt
$255,000
’14-’18 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1907.
316,000
2,580
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$50,OOOc.July 1
Sewer Bonds.
61,000
Cash in treasury
f$50,000c_May 1’08-’12 NET DEBT April 1907...
( 5,000c
May 1 1913 Assessed valuation ’05
I Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N f$60,000c.May 1’08-’10 Population in 1890
4s
313,420
12,820,872
$11 00
21,652
May 1 1911 Population in 1900
24,296
July 1 1911 |
140,000c.July 1 ’12-’13
INTEREST on the city’s bonds is payable at the Importers’ & Traders’
J-J
LOANS—
110,000c
School Bonds.
i 3 Ms
4s
$67,500..July 1 ’07-’24 I 3 Ms
3 Ms
Funding Bonds.
4s
$100,000
Jan 1 1911 4s
$50,000. .July 1 09-’29
57,000.. May 1 ’07-’35
F-A
52,000
Aug 07-’32
1907-1928
110,000
Population in 1890
Population In 1900
19,007
28,202
OF CONSOLIDATED CITY—Nov 1
DEBT
1906.
BONDED DEBT CITY. .$1,472,000 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 ’07.$2,038,703
130,983
444,000 Sinking funds
.23,964,415
13,000 Grand list 1905
109,703 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$16.00
BONDED DEBT TOWN.
City notes
Town notes and orders
Edward B.
Lawrence, Town Treasurer.
Incorporated May 1801.
This town is ln Fairfield County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906...$100,000 .Grand list li)05._
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906...
HAVEN.
$2,399,599
$11 00
2,9G8
18,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
118,000 Population in 1900..
Floating debt
P.
John
Studley, Mayor; Jonathan
N.
Rowe, Comptroller.
This city Is tiie county seat of New.Haven County.
Incorporated 1784.
By an Act of the General Assembly the city, town and school district of
New Haven were consolidated Dec. 7 1897 under one government, and the
city assumes the assets and liabilities of the two other governments.
NEW HAVEN CITY BONDS.
When Due.
Library Bonds.*
4s
1 1914
Oct
J-J $100,000.Jan
Funding Bonds.
1
’10-’19
’15-’16 3 Ms ’05.
/ $250,000 .Oct 1 ’05-’34
A-O 185,000
Oct 1 1920
1
3,000...Oct 1 1935
A-O
10,000
Paving Bonds.
Oct 1 1922
A-O $125,000.. Oct 191 l-’l6
Oct 1 1925 4s
3Ms ’05A-O
95,000
3 MS
Boulevard Sewerage.
A-O 150,000.Oct ’ 10-’15-’20
’07-’l2-’17-’22
3Ms
J-D $50,000...June ’07-’08 3Ms A-O 50,000 Oct
Fund’g & High School Bonds.
City Sewerage.
A-O 400,000..Apr 1 ’10-’25
A-O $432,000
3Ms
Oct ’07-’24 4s
J-D 100,000 .
3 Ms
1926-1929
A-O
9,000. .Oct 1 ’07-’15 4s
3 Ms ’05A-O 100,000
Oct 1 1925
A-O
4s
3 Ms
3 Ms
Oct
40.000
/10,000c
._
TOWN OF NEW HAVEN DEBT.
LOANS—
3 Ms
Incorporated May 1806.
Park Bonds.
3 Ms ’89 J-J $100,000
When Due.
,
Air Line RR.
National Bank. New York.
TOWN OF MERIDEN.
1 1936
Britain National Bank
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $25,000
4s
Incorporated 1867.
Incorporated 1867.
150,000c...Jan
J-J
Population In 1900 (Census).. 25,998
Population In 1890..
..16,519
TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS.
LOANS—
CITY OF MERIDEN.
Herman Hess, Clerk.
4s ’06
000c...Aug 1 1925!
INTEREST is payable at New
NEW
P. O., Greenwich.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. 850,000 !
Assessed valuation 1905
5,000,000 ;
M-N
Street Bonds.
F-A $50
4s
NEW CANAAN.
,
Incorporated May 1823.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906. .$128,165 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. $10 00
Assessed valuation 1906. 1 1,502,496 Population in 1900
10,601
4s
.
Hartford'County.
_
F-A 100,000c...Aug 1 1925
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1910.)
3MS
J-J 150 000c...July 1 1924
3 Ms
J-J 200,000c... July 1 1932
J-J
4s '04
100,000c...July 1 1932
17 1908
12 1909
F-A 200,000c...Aug 1 1918
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1908.)
4s
F-A 250,000c..-July 1 1927
F-A
4s
75,000
July 1 1933
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$ 15 00
When Due.
14s
Water Bonds.
J-J
$30,000c. .July
J-J
20.OOOC-.Mch
4s
4s
4s
Park Bonds.
Litchfield (Town) is the county seat of Litchfield County.
1720.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
Railroad Bonds.
4s
J-D $80,000c
BRITAIN BONDS.
When Due. J
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
$15,OOOc.._July 1 1913
Subway Bonds.
F-A 100,000c.-_Aug 1 1918
3Ms g
$32,000c.. .Oct ’07-’22 4s
1905
Bank, in Danielson.
F. W.
LITCHFIELD.
4s
[VOL. LXXXIV.
CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS.
bonds.
..July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
J-J
4s
100.000
July 1 1939
’89 J-J $500,000. July 1 ’10-’29
Funding.
J-J $200,000.. .July 1 1909
(Subject to call after July 1 1899.)
3 Ms
Eugene A. Hall, Town Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06...$230.000
i Floating debt
Funding Bonds.
163,586
4 Ms
M-N $50,000c.-May ’08-’12 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906.. 393,586
’17-’24
Grand
list
1905
3Ms
M-N 80,000c.May 1
14,435,457
Town Bonds.
i Tax rate (per $1,000) ’06
$13 00
4s
M-N $40.000r..May
’08-’l 1 Population in 1890
.25,423
Cold Springs Home Bonds.
Population In 1900
28,695
3Ms
M-N $40,000c.May 1 ’13-’16
INTEREST on funding 4 Ms Is payable at the Importers’ & Traders’
National Bank, New York; on town 4s at the Meriden National Bank; on
the 3 Ms at the Fourth National Bank, New York.
Exempt from taxation
HAVEN
NEW
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
M-N $70,000
LOANS—
When Due 4s
1921-1924
F-A
4s
75,000
F-A $230,000
1925-1928
1909-1920 4s
M-N 125,000
4s
1929-1934
($20,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are all for $1,000 each, except
the $185,000 bridge, $480,000 and $253,000 funding, $200,000 paving and
$100,000 sewerage 3M% bonds which are for greater amounts.
INTEREST on all Issues Is paid at the City Treasury.
•
MIDDLETOWN.
Willard
C.
Fisher,
Mayor;
James
Middletown
County.
both
are
City is situated in the town of Middletown, Middlesex
The city and town are distinct corporations, and the debts
given below.
CITY OF MIDDLETOWN
When Due.!
Refunding Bonds.
James P. Stow. Town Treasurer.
Railroad Bonds.
4s
F-A $244,000o
Aug 1 1910
4s
J-J
1908
20,000r.__Jan
3.65s
J-D 340,000c
June 1 1909
3 Ms
J-J
100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
MILFORD.
Richard R.
This town Is in New Haven
Incorporated Sept. 1651.
Bonds are tax exempt.
ITOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1907..$704,000
1 Assessed valuation 1905
8,578,422
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$9 00
Population Ln 1890
15,205
17,486
20.000
Population in 1900.
Population in 1906(est)
Hepburn, Clerk.
about
MONTVILLE.
full
value.)
M. V. B.
$9 00
.3,783
9,000
I
Brainard, Town Clerk.
This town Is ln New London County.
Incorporated Oct. 1786.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$30,000 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$16 00
Grand list 1905
1,205,735 Population In 1900.'
2,395
NAUGATUCK.
This
George T. Wigmore, Treasurer.
borough is in New Haven County.
Town Incorporated 1844; bor¬
ough Incorporated 1893; consolidation of town and borough 1895.
LOANS—
When
Due.
School Bonds.
4s
M-S
$26,000e..Sept
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. ..$209,387
j Grand list* 1906
Refunding Town Bonds.
Population in 1890
A-O $100,000c
Apr 1 1912 Population In 1900
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$ 131,000 Population in 1905 (est.)
Floating debt
78,387
INTEREST payable at Naugatuck National Bank.
NEW BRITAIN.
Geo. M.
a
$15 00
6,218
10,541
15,000
Hartford County.
Net
debt.
-
-
$3,524,000 $3,636,500 $3,297,500 $3,337,500
275,000
299.000
.......
..
.
$3,524,000 $3,636,500 $3,596,500 $3,612,500
126.530
136,628
85,321
119,395
.
$3,404,605 $3,509,970 $3,459,872 $3,527,179
....
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation and tax
rate have been approximately as follows, real estate being taken at ’ about
51% actual value” until 1900, when the basis of valuation was raised to
full value:
Total
Rate of Tax
Total
Rate of Tax
Valuation,
Years.
per $1,000.
v
Valuation, per $1,000. Years.
1901
1905
$103,460,932
$110,001,166
$14 00
$12 75
1895
1904
109,262,817
13 25
53,800,000
21 00
1890
1903
52,171,131
19 50
106,386,539
13 25
The Grand List does not Include property estimated In 1905 as follows:
Yale College estimated at...
$9,075,115
1,799,665
School-houses, estimated with contents and land
Churches and Instltutons
4,3 41,070
State, county, town and city public property.;
2,791,795
Railroad property and other lawful exemptions
4,814,825
Total
$22,822,470
r
POPULATION.—In 1905 (est.) 123,000; ln 1900 (Census)
ln 1890 It was 81.29S; In 1880 It was 62,882.
B. L.
was
108,027;
Armstrong, Mayor; Carey Congdon,
City Treasurer.
The town and city (located In county of same name)
government and the following statement Includes both
town. 1646; city, 1784.
LOANS—'
When Due j
Funding Bonds.
Annexation Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A $11,500c
.Aug
Park Bonds
4s
M-N $25,000r...May
School Bonds.
4s
J-J
$21,000c
July
J-J
4s
63,000c
July
J-D
4s
40,006c
June
M-N 60,000c...May
4s
J-D 100,000c...Dec
3 Ms
Sewer Bonds
4s
J-J
$10,000r
July
3 Ms
J-J
35,000c...July
3 Ms
J-J
20,000r
July
1 1919;
j
are
under one
Incorporated
3Mg’05 A-O$100,000c...Oct 11935
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $116,000c...July 1 1919
1 1923'4s
! 3 Ms
1 1919 3 Ms
J J
60,000c...July 1 1924
225,000c...Jan 1 1920
g
200,OOOc&r. July 1 1926
1 1920 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 ’06.$1 086,500
1924
1
Sinking fund
26,592
1 1925 Water debt (Included)...
526,000
1 1931 Assessed valuation 1905..14,295,446
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906.$16 00
1 1911 Population in 1890
13,757
1 1919
J-J
J-J
Population in 1900 (Census) ..17,548
Population In 1906 (est.).. ..20,000
INTEREST Is payable at the New London City National Bank.
NORWALK.
Landers, Mayor.
The city of New Britain is situated In
town and city were consolidated.
..7,790,000
’07-’19 Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
4s
Total debt
Sinking funds.
NEW LONDON.
County.
Incorporated 1664.
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1906..$75,500 ' Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Floating debt
15,180 ; Population in 1900
Grand list 1905
3,902,189 ' Population in 1906 (est)
(Assessment
.
-
J-D $53,000c
Dec 1 1921
1 1909
’05M-N 71,000
Mav 1 1925
1 1914
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '07.$358,000
1 1914 Sinking funds
90,988
1904.) Water debt (included)
279,000
Water sinking fund (incl.).
88,925
1 1921 Assessed valuation 1905.__6,012,532
Sewer Bonds.
Cltv tax rate (per $1,000) ’05_$11 00
4s
M-S $20.000c_Mch 1 ’08-’17 Population In 1906 (est.)
15,000
Water Bonds.
Population In 1890
9,013
4s
M-N $20,000c...May 1 1908 Population in 1900.
.9,589
4s
F-A
4.000c...Feb ’08 ’09
3.65s
J-J
55,000c...July 1 1915
4s
J-J
200,OOOr...July 1 1922
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
..
.
,
3 Ms
3 Ms
Funding Debt Bonds.
4s
A-O $25,000c
Oct
4s
M-N 25,000c... Nov
4s
A-O
15,000c..-Oct
(Subject to call after Oct 1
City Improvement Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J $70,000c&r_July
1 ‘07 Jan. 1 ’06 Jan. 1 ’05 Jan. 1 ’04
$2,124,000 $2,236,500 $1,897,500 $I.937.50C
900,000
900,000
900,000
900,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
Jan.
Bonded debt of city
Old debt of town
Old debt of school district.
Total bonded debt
Floating debt.
Incorporated May 1784.
Incorporated 1784.
LOANS—
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, &e.—
P.
Stow, City Treasurer.
In 1906 the
The town of Norwalk, ln Fairfield County, contains the city of Norwalk
(Incorporated June 30 1893), whose debt is included below. The city of
In
South Norwalk, whose statement Is given under Its own name, Is also
this town
Apr., 1907.J
CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS.
CITY OF NORWALK.
Incorporate! 1893.
J. Belden Haributt, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds
Refunding Funded Debt.
4s g
J-J
$50 000
May 1 1935
3 Ms
J-J $30.000
July 1 1929 3 Ms
J-J
SO,000
June 11928
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
(.Subject to call June 1 1923.)
Sewer Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Mcli 1 ’06 $580,000
4s
J-J
$75,000
lulv 1 1907 Floating debt
10,000
4s
J-J
75,000
July 1 1908 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’06. 590,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sinking fund Mch 1 1906..
53,330
SMsg J-J $200,000
July 1 1929 NET DEBT Mch 1 1906... 536,670
(Subject to call Jan 1919.)
Water debt (included)..'..
330.000
Municipal Purposes
Grand list 1995
5,208,090
4s g
J-J $50,000
May 1 1935 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8 00
,
,
_
-
os
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Incorporated
li. R. Smith, Clerk.
Chas. F.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from taxation.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owned
property In 1905 valued at
$1,700,000. This Included buildings, lire department, &e., as well as
water works, which were held at $950,000.
In the year 1905-06 the regular
receipts of the water works were $61,380 99; expenditures $36,442.20
NORWICH.
Incorporated 1659.
Holbrook, Treasurer.
When Due.\ BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$282,000
LOANS—
I Floating debt
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
13,301
3 Ms '05 J-J
117,000c...Jan 1 1925 j TOTAL DEBTOet 1906
295,301
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
15,978
3 Ms
A O$l 15,000c
1913 | NET DEBT Oct. 1906
279.323
Town of Preston Bonds.
! Grand list 1906
15,368,872
3.40s
J J
$50,000c
Town
1920
tax (per $1,000) 1906
7.00
Town Deposit Fund 6s,
Population Tu 1904 (est)
28,000
On demand
$13,301 Population in 1890
23,048
Population In 1900
24,637
INTEREST Is payable at the Treasurer’s office except the “Town of
Preston Bonds,” which Is payable at the Thames National Bank of Norwich.
...
Walter
A.
Hyde, Treasurer.
Main, First Selectman; James C.
This town Is In New Haven County.
Incorporated May 1822.
LOANS—
When Due. Grand list 1905
$7,732,812
Funding Bonds (Gold).
i
(Assessment Is M actual value.)
4s g
J-J $100,000c...Jau 1 1916 Town tax (per $1,000) 1905..$13 50
4s g’05 J-J
200,000c
Jau 1 1925 Population In 1890
4,537
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$300,000 Population in 1900.
6,995
Population In 1906 (est)
8,500
INTEREST payable at National Tradesmen’s Bank, New Haven.
ORANGE
UNION
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
C.
E. Thompson, President
LOANS—
When Due. j Floating debt..
$32,500
4 Msg
J-D $35,000
1909 1 Tax valuation 1906
5.800,000
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907 ..$35,0001 School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$2 00
PORTLAND.
Robert S. Mitchell, Clerk.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
Incorporated May 1841.
LOANS—
When Due., Sinking fund
$5,000
Refunding Bonds.
' Grand list 1906
1,326,916
3 65s
J-J
$85,000
July 1 1909 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.__$22 00
3 Ms
J-J
90,000
July 1 1919 Population In 1906 (est)
4,025
4s *05
M-N 77,000
Nov 1 1925 Population in 1900
3,856
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.$247.000
,
INTEREST payable at Town Treasury.
TAX FREE.—The bonds of the town are exempt from taxation.
PUTNAM.
Leon T.
Wilson, Clerk; Chas. H. Brown, Treas.
This city and town of the same
in Windham County.
City In¬
corporated Jan. 1 1896.
Interest Is payable at First Nat. Bank In Putnam.
CITY OF PUTNAM.
Incorporated 1895.
name are
Street Improvement Bonds.
I Sinking fund
3 Ms
J J $40,000c-__July 1 1929 I Total valuation 1905
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 1906_$40,000 ! City tax (per $1,000)
$6,384
3,070,859
1907
$8 00
Floating debt
12,000 j Population in 1900
6,667
j Population In 1906 (est)
7,500
TOWN OF PUTNAM.
Incorporated May 1855.
F. W. Seward, Town Clerk.
[$100,000 bonds voted, but not yet Issued.]
BONDED DEBT Sept. 1906-Noue.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1006..$ 10 00
Floating debt Sept. 1906.. .$100,000 Population In 1900
7,348
Assessed valuation 1906
3,320,870 Population In 1890
>6,512
(Assessment about % actual value )
,
RIDGEFIELD.
H. K.
This town Is In Fairlleld
Scott, Clerk.
County.
TOWN OF RIDGEFIELD.
Incorporated 1709.
H. R. Scott, Clerk.
LO ANS—
When Due.' Sinking fund assets
$10,586
Funding Bonds
i Assessed valuation 1906
3,514,016
3 Ms g
F-A $60.000
Aug 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8,00
(Subject to call Aug 1 1917.)
Population In 1900
2,626
BOND. DEBTOet 1 1906...$60,000 Population In 1890
2,235
Floating debt
5,581
BOROUGH OF RIDGEFIELD.
Incorporated 1901
Wm. H. Beers*; Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.! Floating debt
$2,700
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
5,420
3Ms
J-J $50,000c
Jan 1 1932 ! Assessed valuation 1905
1,223,007
(Subject to call Jan 1 1922.)
; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$6 00
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907.550,000
I NT E It EST oil the borough bonds is
change National Bank. New York City.
ROCKVILLE.
F.
payable at the Merchants’ Ex¬
Farrenkopf, Treasurer.
This city Is In Tolland County,
incorporated 1886.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$21 0,000
Sewer Bonds.
•
Assessed valuation 1905
5,137,831
4s
J-J
$50,000c
Jan 1 1926 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$7 00
(Subject to call .Tan 1 1900.)
Population In 1890
7,772
4s
J-J
$90,000c
July 1 1927 Population In 1990
7,287
Filtration Bonds.
Population In 1906 (est)
7,500
4s
J-J
$70,000c
July 1935
.
INTEREST payable at Treasurer's office.
SOUTHINGTON.
E. G.
This town Is in Hartford
SOUTH NORWALK.
Clerk.
Lewis, Treasurer.
County.
Incorporated 1779.
Chas. E.
This city Is In Fairlleld County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
A-O $20,000
Apr 1 1928
Library Bonds.
A-O
$5,000
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
Dow, Mayor; J. R. Taylor,
Incorporated Aug. 18 1S70.
Water Bonds (Con.) —
4s
J-J
$30,000
July 1 1925
1
160,000c...July 1 1925
4s ’05
J-J
(40,000c...July 1 1930
Apr 1 1928
[20.000c...July
1 1935
BONDED DEBT Jan 10 ’07 $396,000
f$30,000c..Sept 1 1925 i Floating debt
49,000
30,000c..Sept 1 1930 TOTAL DEBT Jan 10 1907> 445,000
1935 I Water debt (Included)
30,000c..Sept
229,000
Grand list 1905.
Funding Bonds.
5,431,637
1925 (Assessm’t about 65% actual value.)
f$25,000c..July
4s ’05
J-J
\ 25,000c..July 1930 City tax (per $1,000) 190G
$7 00
[ 20,000c.-July 1935 Population In 1900..
6,591
4s
4s
Water Bonds.
J-J
$52,000
J-J
July 1 1909!
’
July 11910j
payable lu South Norwalk.
9,000
SOUTH
NORWALK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Wm. F. Tammany, Clerk of
District Committee.
Floating debt Feb 1907
$66,000 Population In 1900
>8,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$1 50 I
STAMFORD.
Tills
city is in Falrfleld-County.
Incorporated 1893.
CITY OF STAMFORD.
J. C. Houghton, Chairman Finance Committee; WT. N. Travis,
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
J J
$50,000c
July 1 1914
M-N
25,000c..-Nov 1 1914
3 Msg
M-S
25,000c...Mch 1 1921
3 Ms
M-N $25,000
4s ’07 sentl-ail 25,000
4s
4s
4s g
M-N 60.000c..-May 1 1924
Funding Bonds
3 Ms g
M-S $60,000c...Mch 1 1921
City Treas.
Nov 1 1921
193 7
BONDED DEBT Nov 1 06.$270,000
Sinking fund._
99,712
NET DEBT Nov 1 1906
170,288
Tax valuation 1906
18,241,294
(Assessm’t about 75% actual value.)
...
Population in 1900
15,997
INTEREST payable at Stamford.
The city’s tax rate (per $1 000) In 1905 was $7 88 In one district, $3 68
In another and $3 14 In the third.
TOWN OF STAMFORD.
Chas. S.
d
ORANGE.
,
INTEREST Is
Thayer, Mayor.
Norwich Is In New London County.
The city and town have separate
governments, keep separate accounts and have separate debts.
.CITY OF NORWICH.
Incorporated 1784.
Ira L. Peck, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 ’06.$1 192,000
Water Bonds.
Floating debt
141,410
5s
A-0$ 100.000c
Apr 1 1908 TOTAL DEBT May 1 ’06. 1,333,410
5s
J-J
50,000c
Jan 1 1910 Sinking fund
263,219
150.000c...Jan 1 1923 NET DEBT May 1906... 1,070,191
3>£s
J J
Funding Bonds.
Water debt (included)
365,411
5s
A-O $50,000c
Apr 1 1908 Total valuation 1905
11,107,414
4sA-O 125,000c...Oct 1 1913 ; City tax (per $1,000) 1905
$11 50
3 Ms
J-D 166,000c.—June 1 1925 1 Population In 1900.
17,251
Refunding Bonds.
I Population In 1890
16,156
4s '05
M-S$430,000
Sept 1 1930 '
INTEREST Is paid In Norwich.
TOWN OF
When Due. | NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
53,951
$99,000c
1907-1927 Grand list 1906.
$3,922,770
($30,000 due every 10 years.)
jTax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$12 50
BONDED DEBT Jan l ’07..$90,000 Population In 1900 (Census) ..>5,890
Sinking fund
30,049i Population In 1890 (Census)
5,501
4s ’05
Sept. 1651.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1996.$552,077
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund
41,200
3Ms
A 0$300,000_T..Oct 11918 Grand list 1905
14,285,612
Town bonds 100.000
1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$7 75
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906.$400,000 Population in 1900
19,932
Floating debt
152,077 Population in 1890.
17.747
NORWICH.
LOANS—
J-J
4s
4s
Population In 1900
6,125
INTEREST on the gold bonds due In 1935 Is payable at American Ex
change National Bank; other Interest payable In Norwalk.
39
Frank B.
Gurley, Town Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.
Town Hall 1890A-O $94,000c_..Oct 1 1910
Schools and Bridges 1893.
4s
F-A $96,000C-.-Aug 1 1923
$.305,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct. 1 1906 ..645,000
4s
Sinking funds
158,462
NET DEBT Oct. 1 1906
486,537
Grand list 1905. 20,092,070
Town tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8 50
...
.
High School,
F-A $75,000c—.Aug 1 1914
4s
This town Is lu Fairlleld County.
Floating debt
Population in 1890
Funding Bonds.
Population In 1900
1
1927 Population In 1906 (est.)
F-A $75,000o
Feb
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06.$340,000
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the Town Treasurer.
15,700
18,839
26,000
4s g
STONINGTON.
E. B. Hinckley, Treasurer and Clerk.
This town Is In New London
LOANS—
County.
When Due.
Incorporated Oct. 1658.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 14 1907.$92,000
Grand list 1905
5.521,308
Town tax (per $1.000) for 1906 $10.00
Population In 1900
8,540
Population In 1906 (est.)
9,353
War Debt Bonds.
4s
M-N $28,000....May 1 1908
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 1907..$28,000
Floating debt
64,000
INTEREST payable at Treasurer’s office.
TAX EXEMPT.— Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
STRATFORD.
G. T.
This town Is In Fairlleld
Jewell, Treasurer.
County.
BONDED DEBT Sept. 1906.$75,0001
Floating debt
20.500
TOTAL DEBT Sept. 1906... 95.500 1
Sinking fund
4,698,
SUFFIELD.
S.
R.
Net debt Sept. 1906
Spencer, Treasurer.
This town Is In Hartford
County.
Incorporated May 1674.
| Cash on hand
I NET DEBT Sept 1 1906
4s
M-N $37.500c.May 1 ’08-’22 j Grand list 1906..
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906..$40,000 ' Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
Floating debt
18,948 i Population In 1900
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906.. 58.948 1
INTEREST payable at First National Bank In Suffield.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
THOMASTON.
$90,802
2.458.373
$11 50
3,657
Grand list 1905
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Population In 1900
When Due.
$15,425
4,3,523
1,914.520
$14.00
3,521
Geo. P. Bradstreet, Selectman.
This town Is In Litchfield County.
Incorporated May 1875.
All bonds
tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.\ Floating debt
$26,004
Refunding Bonds.
| Grand list 1905
2,304,998
4s ’04
J-D $30,oooc-..Dec 1 1924 |Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906...$15 00
BONDED DEBTOet 1 1906.$50.000 j Population in 1890
3,278
: Population In 19 )0
3.300
INTEREST payable at the office of the Town Treasurer.
are
TORRINGTON.
Clerk.
Isaac W.
Brooks,Treasurer; Wm.W. Bierce,
This town (and the borough of the same name)
Town has no bonded debt.
Is In Litchfield
County.
TOWN OF TORRINGTON.
Incorporated Oct. 1740.
BONDED DEBT..
None, j Population In 1890
6,048
Floating debt Jan 1907
$101,000 Population In 1900.
12.453
Grand list 1906
8,220,065 I Population In 1907 (est.)
16,400
Town tax (per $1,000) 1906 ..$10 001
BOROUGH OF TORRINGTON.
Incorporated 1887.
Sewer.
Borough assessment 1907_$6,656.734
4s
J D s.30,n00c
1924 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1906.$3 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$30,000 Population In 1890
4,283
Floating debt
36,700 Population In 1907 (est.)
12.600
INTEREST payable at Borough Treasurer’s office.
VERNON.
F. B.
Skinner, Treasurer.
This town is lu Tolland
1808.
LOANS—
County (P. O. Rockville).
When Due.
Memorial Hall 1889.
3 Ms
M-N $ 125,000c..Nov 1 1919
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1899.)
BONDED DE
Incorporated Oct-
BTSep 15 ’06 $235,000
Floating deb t
Sinking fund
60,033
7.872
Grand list 1905
.5.668.375
1892
Town
tax
High-School.
(per $1,000) 1905
$7 00
4s
J-J
$50,000c
July 1 1922 Population In 1890
8,808
(Population In 1900
8,48&
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer’s office.
WALLINGFORD.
The town and
borough of Wallingford Is situated
In New Haven
County
TOWN OF WALLINGFORD.
Wm. H. Newton, Treasurer.
4s ’97
J-D $28,000c
1927 j TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906.$ 1 07,235
Refunding Bunds.
! Assessed valuation 1906
4,028,757
3.65s ’99
M-N $46,OOOc ..1907-1929 i Town tax (per $1,000) 1906...$10 00
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06_$76,000i Population Town in 1890
6,584
Floating debt.
31.235 | Population Town In 1900
9,001
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Wallingford.
BOROUGH OF WALLINGFORD.
Cowles, Treasurer.
Funding Bonds.
3Ms
M-N $50,000c..Nov 15 1929
Electric-Light Bonds
M-N $55,000c
May 1 1925
3Ms
F.
4s
M-N
Municipal
M-N
Refunding
$100 000c
1924
Bonds.
$ 15,000c. ..May 1 1923
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $12,000e_ ...May 1 1913
4s
M-N
13 ,000c
Nov 1 1914
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’00. $311,000
4s
Assessed vain’n Boro’ 1905-3,131,714
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1905_$9 00
Population In 1.890
Population In 1900
3MS
J-J $36,000c. .July 1 ’07-12 i
INTEREST Is payable at the First
3H-s
M-N 26,000c.Nov 1 ’(>7-19
($3,000 due In odd years to 1917 >
INTEREST Is
-4,230
6,737
W. H Newton, Treas.
$55,000c
Meh 1 1936
(Subject to call March 1 1926.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$ 139,000
4s ’06
J-J
Assessed valuation 1905...3,294,005
M.
D.
«
The city, town and school govern¬
Water Bonds.
J-J
$55,000
Jan 1 ’08-18
Jan 1 1919
Jan 1 ’08-13 4s ’94
J J 400,000
School Bonds.
4s ’05
J-J 200,000
Jan 1 1920
4s ’86
M-N $30,000..-May 1 ’08-10 3Ms'01 J-J
95,000
Jan ’08-26
85,000c.. Jan 1 ’08-24
4s '97
J-J
200.000--July 1 ’27-46 3^s’04 J-J
4s ’07
J-J
15,000c. .Jan 1 ’08-10
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
3Hs'0l J-J $250,000...Jan 1 '08-32 BON I) DEBT Sept 14 ’06.$1.725,000
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
25,0(9)
3 Ms 99 J-J
$81) ,000.-July 1*07-14 TOTAL DEBT Sept 14 ’06 1.750,000
Sewer Bonds.
152,674
Sinking fund assets.
4s ’83
J-J
$15,000. .July 1 ’07-09 NET DEBT Sept. 14 1906.1,497,326
Water
debt
(Included)
850,000
)0,000c
Ian 1 1934
3Ms’04 J-J
3M,s’05JJ
146,844
100,000
Jan 11935 Water sink. f1. (included).
50,186,036
4s '06
J-J
100.000C
July 1 1936 Total valuation 1905
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905.._$14 80
Storm Water
Drainage Bonds
3 Ms’01 J-J
28,646
$70,000. _Jan 1 ’08 26 Population In i890
When Due.
4s ’94
Population in 1900 (Census)45,859
51,191
1 ’07-12 Population in 1906 (est.)
INTEREST on court house bonds, on funding bonds of
1899 and on
school bonds of 1897 is payable at National J’aik Bank, New York; on
water bonds of 1895 and 1904 and sewer bonds of 3 904, 1905 and 1907 by
New York draft; on school bonds of 1886 at Waterbury National Bank; on
all other Issues at office of City Treasurer.
Consolidated
3Ms
Funding Bonds.
$60,000 ..July
J-J
WEST HARTFORD.
Henry
This town Is In Hartford County.
LOANS—
Whitman, Treasurer.
Incorporated May 1854.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06. $80,000
Floating debt
110,609
List 1905
Grand
3,415,; 71
1920
•Town
tax
(per
1910.)
$1,000) 1906..$32 00
Winn Du>.
Refunding Bonds
4s
C.
M-S $30,000c
(Subject to call aftei
Funding Notes.
A-O
$5,000c
Road Bonds.
4s
M-S $45,000c
(Subject to call 1910.)
4s
...1907
Population in 1890
Population in 1900
1,930
3,186
Daniel P.
Dunn, Mayor; Fred. A. San¬
derson, Treas.
Tills city is situated In the town of Windham,
Windham County.
Ineor-
EDANS—
orated 1893.
When Due. Floating debt
74,500
Municipal Bonds (Coupon)
j TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 ’06. .$399,500
A-O
4s
$100,000
Oct 1 1925 Sinking fund Nov 1 190G__
64,924
(Subject
to
call
Oct.
1
1910.)
Water Bonds
A-O $50,000
Oct 1 1909
4s
A-O
Oct 1 1914
50,000
4.s
A-O
75,000
Oct 1 1924
4s ’04
4-0
50,000c-..Oct 1 1929
BONDED DEBT Nov 1 *06.$325,000
4s
NET DEBT Nov 1 1906... 334,576
Water debt (included)
225,000
Water sinking fund (incl )._
25,051
Grand List 1905
.4,173,221
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
$11 00
Population in 1890
Population In 1900
Incorporated May 1692.
j NET DEBT Sept. 15 '06..
8,440 Grand list 1905
Sept. 15 ’06 188,440 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905.
17,519 Population in 1900
Floating debt
DEBT
Sinking fund
.
WINDSOR LOCKS.
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT
Sinking fund
8,648
8,937
JaiTlOS D. Outerson, Clerk.
Incorporated May 1854.
Sept. 14 '05._$65,000 NET DEBT Sept 14 1905.. .$86,922
Grand
list 1905
1,636,330
39,507
$10 00
Sept. 14 1905.104,507 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
3,062
17,585 Population in 1900
Henry W. Robinson, Treasurer.
Charles H.
Bassett, Clerk.
Tills town Is in Litchfield County and contains
porated May 1771.
Wlnsted Borough,
$4 00
4,846
.6,804
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions ni
the Suite of Connecticut which have an Indebtedness of over $25,000, and
We add
which arc not represented among the foregoing detailed reports
tiie population from the United States Census of 1900
Grand
Bonded Floating
D(bt.
Location.
$
Berlin (T.), Hartford County...
None
Bethel (ID, Fairfield County.. 24,000
Bethel (T.), Fairfield County. .*67,342
Bloomfield (T.), Hartford Co._ 31,000
Branford (T.), New Haven Co..
6,000
Brooklyn (T.). Windham Co
25.000
Canton (T.), Hartford County._ 37,000
Colchester (T.), New London Co. 37,368
Cromwell (T.), Middlesex Co
31,000
East Hadd«m(T.) ,MlddlesexCo.*32,986
East Lynu iT.) .New LondonCo. 26,000
Easton (T.), Fairfield County. .*27,315
hmngton (T.). Tolland.Co
*29.652
Essex (T.), Middlesex Co
41,000
1’airfield County
25,000
Hamden (T.), New Haven Co..*51,721
Hebron (T.), Tolland County.. 26,200
Jewett City (ID .New LondonCo. *50,360
Lyme (T.), New London Co
30.000
Madison (T.), New Haven Co..
None
Mansfield (T.), Tolland Co
*33,085
NewHartfordfT.) .Litchfield Co. 36,000
New Milford (T.), Litchfield Co.*65,375
Newtown (T.), Fairfield Co
None
Norfolk (T.), Litchfield Co
30,000
North Canaan(T.). LltehlieldCo..*30,032
NorthIIaven(T.) .XewHav. CoJ
None
Xo.Stonington (T.),N.Lon. Co. *32,710
...
Plymouth (T.), Litchfield Co
*68,536
Preston (T.),Ne\v LondonCo.. 45,000
26,000
Redding (T.), Fairfield Co
Rocky Hill (T.), Hartford Co.. 18,000
Roxbury (T.), Litchfield Co
30,*81
Saybrook (T.), Middlesex Co
20,000
Seymour (T.). New Haven Co..*56,802
Shelton (ID Fairfield Co
25.000
So. Windsor (T.). Hartford Co.
None.
Sprague (T.), New London Co_. 45,000
Stafford (T.), Tolland County. *47,004
Stonlngton (ID ,NewLondonCo.*26,000
Waterford (T.). New LondonCo. 40.Odd
Watertown (T.l. Litchfield Co. 40.000
West Havem B.) .NewHavenCo.
None
,
._
WINCHESTER.
$4,484 ,786
107,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1906.-187.500 Population in 1890
Population In 1900
Floating debt
Wethersfield (T.). Hartford Co.
None
Wilton (T.), Fairfield Co--.... 35,000
Windsor (T.). Hartford Co.
40.000
Woodbury (T.), Litchfield Co..*40,700
INTEREST payable at City Treasury.
.$170,921
5,796,493
-..$10 00
-_.10.137
Hartford County.
Old Lyme(T.),,New London Co.*28,942
Old Saybrook(T.) .MiddlesexCo. 12.000
Plainfield (T.), Windham Co
20,000
Plalnvllle (T.), Hartford Co
10,000
1920
INTEREST Is payable at United States Bank in Hartford.
WILLIM ANTIC.
Fenton, Clerk.
This town Is In Windham County.
BOND. DEBT Sept. 15 ’06. $180,000
This city is in New Haven County.
ments were consolidated In January 1900.
LOANS—
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$30,000
office.
This borough is In Litchfield County.
Incorporated 1858,
BOND.DEBT 4s May 1 ’06__$80,000 Assessed valuation 1905..
Russell, Comptroller; William Ii.
Samlland, Clerk.
Frank P.
WINDHAM.
WINSTED.
payable at the First National Bank, Wallingford.
WATERBURY.
5,110,612
(Assessment about actual value.)
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer’s
Tills town is in
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per
When Due.
Assessed valuation 1906
TOTAL
National Bank of Wallingford
WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
M-N $18,000c
3 914
(Subject to call after 1904.)
4b
M-N $40,000c
1927
5.000
Sinking fund
$1,000) 1905_„__$10 00
Population In 1890
6,183
7,763
3Ms’02 M-N $54,000r-.May 1 ’08-16 Population In 1900
BOND. DEBT Sept. 1 1906.$60,000 Population In 1907 (est.)
9,000
LOANS—
Town Bonds, 1902.
Incorporated 1853.
M.
Water Bonds
4s
[VOL. I.XXXIV.
CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS.
40
Debt.
$
31, 370
4, 356
1
13,,423
104,,658
14,,800
19,,494
28,,849
10,,085
(ID Borough.
O
1
1
1
1
1
990.,653
,282,732
836,361
.915,025
,267,496
,574 ,289
882,689
,164,430
.135,936
,009,036
485,723
965.000
.298,274
1
N one
40,,0001 63 ,00(1,070
•>
18. ,325
1
,584 ,868
423,118
,513,950
4 22
254,943
30,,216
1 .300,000
21 ,084
994.716
2 ,224,910
i ,971 ,822
i ,140.887
991 .593
i ,065,253
1 1
,
659.384
,
44. (too
1 ,000
,
45, ,054
410.399
660,426
17,,738
28 ,200
•y *y
,000
666,040
•)
,
n
IS .647
50 .000
46 .000
.630,709
1 ,462,208
i ,177,561
5 ,288
13 .170
N one
1 1 ,925
16
21
45
101
,000
,152
,000
,206
39 .151
3,,700
61 ,906
,
* Total debt.
Tax
Popu¬
Rate.
lation.
$
13. .00
3 .448
10 .00
17 .50
17 .00
15 .00
10 .00
17 .00
18 .00
14..00
•>
16 .00
15 .00
13 .00
15 .00
18 .00
0 .10
13 .00
17 .00
5 .00
16 .00
12 .00
20 .00
13 .00
15 .00
15..00
15. .00
12 .50
15..00
12. .00
15 .00
16 .50
14
12
15
12
15
.00
.50
.00
.00
578.056
.00
745,365
537,236 14 .00
554 .646 15 .00
961 ,360 15 .00
,991,986 10 .00
3 .099,807
1 ,356.503
1 .065,150
1 .280.794
Incor-
(T.) Town.
List.
$
1 ,479,890
668.674
1 ,505,546
1 ,568,900
5 ,000.000
3 ,281 .058
1 .470.012
854 .906
1 ,703.702
920.478
r> .00
20 .00
15 .00
20 .00
10 .00
15 .00
15 .00
3 .75
12 .00
10 .00
13 .00
18 .00
15 .00
,561
3 ,327
1 .513
5 ,706
*>
.358
•)
,678
T ,991
•>
.03 1
2 ,485
I ,836
960
i ,829
2 ,530
184 ,203
4 ,626
1 ,016
2 ,224
750
i ,518
i ,827
3 ,424
4
,804
3
,276
1 .614
1 ,803
O
,164
1 .240
1 ,180
1 ,431
4 ,821
*>
,189
2 ,828
•>
.807
T .426
i
i
i
3
.026
.087
,634
.54 1
•>
.837
*>
,014
1 .339
4
2
2
3
5
4
,297
,278
,904
,100
,247
.017
•>
,637
T .598
3 .6 14
1 ,988
41
and
Debts
Resources
OP
IM
T^a^EJ
THE
STATES.
MIDDLE
INDEX
FOR
THE
Pages 41 to 61
YORK—State, Cities, &c
NEW
NEW JERSEY—State,
MIDDLE
Pages 61 to 69 1
Cities, etc
Pages 69 to 79
PENNSYLVANIA—State, Cities, etc
j
STATES,
CITIES,
Etc.
Pages 79 to 80
Pages 80 to 81
Page 81
DELAWARE—State, Cities, &c
MARYLAND—State, Cities, etc
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
but such debts, direct or contingent, singly or In the aggregate,
shall not at any time exceed one million of dollars; and the moneys arising
from the loans creating such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
which they were obtained, or to repay the debt so contracted, and to no
other purpose whatever.
State debts to repel invasions.—SEC. 3. In addition to the above limited
power to contract debts, the State may contract debts to repel Invasion,
suppress insurrection, or defend the State in war; but the money arising
from the contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for widen,
it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever.
Limitation of legislative power to create debts.—SEC. 4. Except the debts
specified in sections two and three of this article, no debts shall be here¬
after contracted by or in behalf of this State, unless such debt shall be
authorized by a law, for some single work or object, to be distinctly speci¬
fied therein: and such law shall Impose and provide for the collection of a
direct annual tax to pay, and sufficient to pay, the interest on such debt as
it falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal of such debt within
debts:
State of New York.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
„__One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
50,203
State capital
Albany
Governor (term expires Dec. 31 1908)
Charles E. Hughes
Sec’y of State (term expires Dec. 31 190S)__John S. Whalen
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1908)
Julius Hauser
Comptroller (term exp. Dec. 31 190S)__Martin H. Glynn
LEGISLATURE meets annually the Ilrst Wednesday In January, and
length of sessions is not limited.
HISTORY OF DECT.—The early historical details of New York’s State
debt from 1817 to 1894 will be found in the “State and City Supplement”
of April 1894, page 41.
During a period of eleven years ending In 1893 the State debt was paid
at tlie average of 51,900,000 per year, and practically wiped out.
At the November eleetlon in 1895 the proposition to issue bonds of the
State to the amount of 59,000,000, for the purpose of enlarging and Im¬
•
proving the Erie Canal, the Champlain Canal
and the Oswego Canal, was
submitted to the voters and carried.
These bonds were all Issued, but
51,770,000 have been redeemed, leaving outstanding Oct. 1 1900 57,230,00-0.
In 1903 a further issue of 5101,000,000 canal bonds was authorized and up
to date 58.000,000 of these bonds have been sold.
The State’s total
bonded debt on Oct. 1 1900 was 510,030,000 and the sinking fund 84,403,Details of loans follow
550 08;
It it ere st—
—Prit iclpal
LOANSOut stan do'.
When Due.
Rate. Payable
Name and Purpose.
J&J
.Tan 1 1912
54,000,000
Canal bonds, gold, reg, 1897
3g
1913
Jan
1
J&J
3,230,000
1898...
Do
ITo
do
3g
1
1923
1905
J&J
Jan
do
do
2,000,000
Do
3g
1
1956
1 .000,000
Jan
J&J
do
1906...
do
Do *
3g
3s
Jan 1 1957
J-.I
5,000,000
Do
do
do
1907.
1 ,000,000
Dec 1 1956
J&D
3g
Highway bonds, g, reg 1900
1907 1908
3 H
Fife A
400,000
Adirondack Park Bonds, I898r_
INTEREST is payable at the Hank of the Manhattan Company,
New York City.
STATE DEBT FOR A SERIES OF YEARS.—Below we give the amount
of the State debt on Sept. 30 in the years named.
538,041,000
1900
510,630,000 1897
56,205,060 1870
000 1805
1905
50,861,349
11,155,000 1893
34,182,975
1904
9,410,000 1892
703,100 1800
1850
23,537.874
1903
2,927,655
9,005,000 1891
1840
1890
18,385,309
1902
4,904,304
9,920,600
8,635.035
1901
9,401,854 1830
10,075.000 1885
2,983,500
1900
8,114,054 1820
10,130,060 1880
1899
28,328,080 1810
2,905,535
10,185,000 1875
1898
9,340,000
—
fifty*
years
from the time of the contracting thereof.
No such law shall
submitted to tbe
take effect until it shall, at a general election, have been
people, and have received a majority of all the votes cast for and against It
On the final passage of such bill in either house of the
Legislature, the question shall be taken by ayes and noes, to be duly en¬
tered on the journals thereof, and shall be:
“Shall t his bill pass, and
The Legislature
ought the same to receive the sanction of the people7”
may at any time, after the approval of such law by the people, if no debt
shall have been contracted in pursuance thereof, repeal the same; and may
at any time, by law, forbid the contracting of any further debt or liability
under such law; but the tax imposed by such Act, in proportion to the debt
and liability which may have been contracted In pursuance of such law.
shall remain in force and be irrepealable, ami be annually collected, until
the proceeds thereof shall have made the provision hereinbefore specified
to pay and discharge the interest and principal of such debt and liability.
The money arising from any loan or stock creating such debt or liability,
shall be applied to tlie work or object specified in the Act authorizing suck
debt or liability, or for the repayment of such debt or liability and for no
other purpose whatever.
No such law shall be submitted to be voted on,
within three months after its passage, or at any general election when any
other law, or any bill, or any amendment to the Constitution, shall be sub¬
at such election.
mitted to be voted for or against.
originally provided for “eighteen” years as the time In
principal of the debt must be discharged, but an amendment
adopted at the election held in November, 1905, extended the time to_
section
•This
which
the
_
.
“fifty” years.
Sinking Fund, how kept and invested.—SEC. 5.—The
sinking funds pro¬
vided for the payment of Interest and the extinguishment of the principal
of the debts of the State shall be separately kept and safely Invested, and
neither of them shall be appropriated or used in any manner other than
for the specific purpose for which it shall have been provided.
Highways.—fAdopted at the November 1905 election.] Sec¬
new one—provides for a debt of noi
exceeding 550,000,000 for highway purposes.
.See V. 82, p. 1494, for
Bonds for
tion
12. This section—an entirely
full text.
.
..
TAX VALUATION, TAX RATE, &c.—Large increase in values for
due mainly to New York City’s real estate property being assessed
about full value.
The Constitutional Amendment adopted in 1905 per¬
mits Interest and sinking fund requirements to be met out of funds In the
Treasury insttad of by means of a direct tax as heretofore.
No direct
State levy, therefore, was made In 1900, revenue being entirely raised
1904
through the operation of mortgage, stock transfer,
and corporation taxes.
Valuation
Personal.
Real Estate.
Year.
Total
liquor,
State Tax
Equalized Rate per
Valuation.
Inheritance
51.'000.
None.
0 1 54
0 13
0 13
0 13
Total
Levied.
None.
57,312.621,452 5702,469,270 58,015,090,722
51,191,677
7,738,105,640
686,710,615
7,051,455,025
908,042
696,906,169
7,440,476,127
6,749,509,958
761 ,085
556,736,239
5,854,500,121
5,297,763,882
748.072
5.754,400,38-2
585,092,312
5,169,308,070
20
1
6,824,300
593,895,907
5,086,921 ,678
5,093,025,771
96
1
10,704,153
649,709,693
5,461,302,752
4,811,593,059
3 24
13,900,346
4,292,082,107
450,499.419
3,841 ,582,748
o
34
8.619.748
3,083,053,062
385,329,131
3,298,323.931
7 26^ 14,285,976
1,967,001,185
1,532,720,907
434,280,278
2 50
3.512.284
1,404,913,679
1.097,564,524
307.349,155
DEBT LIMITATION—STATE.—The new Constitution has In some
1900
1905
1904_
1903...
1902...
1901...
1900...
1895...
1890...
1870...
1859...
_
_
measure
modified
the
provisions of the fundamental law restricting the
the Issue of debt, &c. These provisions are
the sections of that article (Article 7) below
power of the Legislature over
found In Article 7.
We give
which have reference to the subject.
State credit not to be given.—SECTION 1. The credit of the State shall not
in any manner be given or loaned to or in aid of any Individual, associa¬
tion or corporation.
State debts
power to contract.—SEC. 2. The State may. to meet casual
deficits or failures in revenues, or for expenses not provided for, contract
DEBT LIMITATION—CITIES,
—The
new
COUNTIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Constitution of New York State puts a general and uniform
limit to the power
of all counties and cities of the .State to contract
and
put out their obligations, leaving the Legislature to fix the debt-mak¬
ing power of villages and towns only.
These provisions are found In
Article 8, Section 10.
We give that section in full.
The separation Into
paragraphs and the figures in parentheses which number and begin the
paragraphs are our own, we having Inserted them so that those who need to
refer to or use any particular portion can the more readily find the part
desired.
With that exception we give Section 10 of Article 8|as it reads,
preserving even the punctuation.
(1) No county, city, town or village shall hereafter give any money or
property, or loan Its money or credit to or In aid of any individual, asso¬
ciation or corporation, or become directly or indirectly the owner of stock
In. or bonds of, any association or corporation; nor shall any such county,
city, town or village be allowed to incur any indebtedness except for
This section shall not prevent
county, city, town or village purposes.
such county, city, town or village from making such provision for the aid
or support of Its poor as may be authorized by law. •
(2) No county or city shall be allowed to become indebted for any pur¬
pose or in any manner to an amount which. Including existing Indebtedness,
shall exceed 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate of such county
or city subject to taxation, as it appeared by the assessment rolls of said
county or city on the last assessment for State or county taxes prior to the
incurring of such Indebtedness; and all Indebtedness in excess of such limi¬
tation, except such as may now exist, shall be absolutely void, except as
herein otherwise provided.
(3) No county or city whose present Indebtedness exceeds 10% of the
assessed valuation of its real estate subject to taxation shall be allowed to
become Indebted In any further amount until such Indebtedness shall be
reduced within such limit.
(4) This section shall not be construed to prevent the Issuing of certificate*
42
of Indebtedness
NEW YORK-DEBT OF STATE.
or revenue
bonds Issued in anticipation of the collection of
6.In
[VOL.
I.XXXIV.'
[not since January' 1 1878] defaulted for more than ninety'
days In the pay¬
ment of any' part either of
principal or interest of any bond, note or other
evidence of Indebtedness, or effected any'
compromise of any kind with the
holders thereof.
[But If, after such default on the part of any such State
(5) Nor shall this section be construed to prevent the Issue of bonds to
or city, the debt or
security,
in
the
payment of the principal or interest of
provide for the supply of water; but the term of the bonds Issued to provide which such default
occurred, has been fully paid, refunded or
the supply of water shall not exceed twenty years, and a
sinking fund shall by the Issue of new securities, then the date of the first failurecompromised
to
be created on the issuing of the said bonds for their redemption,
prin¬
by raising cipal or Interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be pay'
taken to
annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the prin¬
be the date of such default within the
provisions
of
this
subdivision,
and
cipal and interest of said bonds at their maturity.
subsequent failures to pay instalments of principal or interest upon such
(6) All certificates of indebtedness or revenue bonds Issued in
debt or security, prior to the refunding or final
anticipation
pay'ment of the same, shall
of the collection of taxes which are not retired within five
not be held to continue said default or to fix
years after their
tne time thereof within the
date of issue, and bonds issued to provide for the supply of water, and
any
meaning
of
this
subdivision,
at
later
a
date
than
the date of said first failure
debt hereafter Incurred by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be
in payment.]
If at any' time the indebtedness of any' such city, together
any such debt, shall be Included in ascertaining the
with the Indebtedness of any district, or other
power of the city to
municipal corporation or
become otherwise Indebted.
subdivision except a county, which Is wholly or in
part included within the
bounds or limits of said city', less its water debt and
I An amendment adopted at the November 1905 election adds these w'ords
sinking funds, shall
exceed 7% of the valuation of said city for
to the above paragraph: ‘’except
purposes of taxation, its bonds
that debts Incurred by the City of New and
stocks shall thereafter, and until such indebtedness shall be reduced to
York after the first day of January 1904 to
provide for the supply of water 7% of the valuation for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized
shall not be so included.”]
Investment for the moneys of savings banks; but the
Superintendent of the
Banking Department may, in his discretion, require any savings bank to
(7) Whenever hereafter the boundaries of any city shall become the same
sell such bonds or stocks of said city as
as those of a county, the
may have been purchased prior to
power of the county to become Indebted shall
said Increase of debt.
cease, but the debt of the county at that time
existing shall not be included
b
onds
and
as part of the city debt.
mortgages
on
unincumbered
real property situated in
[At the November 1899 election an amendment this
State to the extent of 60% of the value thereof.
to the Constitution was
Not more than 65%
adopted changing this paragraph to read as follows: of the
whole amount of deposits shall be so loaned or Invested.
Whenever the boundaries of any city are the same as those of a
If the loan
county,
is
on unimproved and unproductive
or when any
real property, the amount loaned
city shall include within its boundaries more than one county,
thereon shall not be more than 40% of Its actual value.
the power of any county wholly included within such
No Investment in
city to become in¬
any bonds and mortgages shall be made by any
debted shall cease, but the debt of the county heretofore
savings bank except upon
existing shall not, the report of a committee
for the purposes of this section, be reckoned as a
of
its trustees charged-with the duty of investi¬
part of the city debt.]
gating the same, who shall certify to the value of the premises mortgaged or
(8) The amount hereafter to be raised by tax for county or
city purposes.
to be mortgaged,
In any county containing a city
according to their best judgment, and such report shall
of over 100,000 inhabitants, or any such
be
filed and preserved among the records of the
city of this State, in addition to providing for the principal and Interest
corporation.
Also In the following securities
of existing debt, shall not in the
aggregate exceed In any one year 2% of the
(a) The first mortgage bonds of any' railroad corporation
assessed valuation of the real and personal estate of such
of this State
county or city, to
the principal part of whose railroad is located within this
be ascertained as prescribed in this section in
State, or of any
respect to county or city debt.
railroad corporation of this or any other State or States
connecting with
By the terms of tlie foregoing section. Paragraph (1), every “County
and controlled and operated as
part of the system of any such railroad cor¬
City, Towm or Village’’ is included in the prohibition against (1)
poration of this State, and of wnich connecting railroad at least a majority
loaning of
its capital stock Is owned by such a railroad
“its money or credit,” (2) in becoming
corporation of this State,
“directly or Indirectly the owner of or in the
mortgage bonds of any such railroad corporation of an issue to
stock in or bonds of any association or
corporation,” and (3) in “incurring retire all prior mortgage debt of such railroad companies respectively;
any Indebtedness except for County, City, Town or Village
provided that at no time within five y'ears next preceding the date of any
purposes.’* such
Investment shall such railroad corporation of this State or such con¬
Most of the other paragraphs include only counties and cities.
necting railroad corporation, respectively, have failed regularly and punc¬
In May 1886 the New York Court of
Appeals decided at the end of a liti¬ tually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage indebted¬
ness, and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid in
gation begun in July 1885 that the sinking fund was not a part of the city debt
divi¬
dends to its stockholders during each of said five years an amount at
least
within the meaning of the above provision of the Constitution
limitlngrthe equal to 4% upon all its outstanding capital stock; and provided, further,
creation of debt to 10% of the assessed valuation of the real
that at the date of every such dividend the
estate.
outstanding capital stock of
such railroad corporation, or such
Towns and villages are not limited in their
connecting railroad company, respec¬
debt-making power by the tively, shall have
been equal to at least one-third of the total
mortgage
Constitution.
Those municipalities will be governed by general or
indebtedness of such railroad corporations, respectively,
speciaj Issued
including.all bonds
or to be issued under
statutes.
any mortgage securing any bonds, in which
such Investment shall be made.
The 1895 Legislature passed an Act “for the
protection of bona fide pur*
(b) Tiie mortgage bonds of the following railroad
corporations:
The
chasers and holders of coupon bonds and of municipal
corporations against Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy' RR. Co.,
misfeasance, malfeasance or negligence of public officers.” The full text of Michigan Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co., Pennsylvania IiR. Co.,
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.
this lawr was published in the "Chronicle” of June 8 1895, V.
Co.,
New York New Haven & Hartford RR.
CO, p. 1023.
Co..-Boston & Maine RR. Co.,
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—In the Tax Law as given in
Maine
Central
RR.
Co., the Chicago & Alton RR. Co., Morris & Essex RR.
Birds¬
Co., Central RR. of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal
eye’s Revised Statutes for 1901 (Section 4, Sub-division 6) there is a
Co.;
general also in the mortgage bonds of railroad
companies whose lines are leased
provision exempting from taxation “Bonds of this State to be hereafter or operated or controlled by
any railroad company specified in this para¬
Issued by the Comptroller to carry out the provisions of Chapter 79 of the graph if said bonds be guaranteed, both as to principal and
interest, by the
railroad company to which said lines are leased or
Laws of 1895” [the Canal Law] and “bonds of a
by which they are oper¬
municipal corporation here¬ ated or controlled.
Provided that at tiie time of making investment author¬
tofore issued for the purpose of
paying up or retiring the bonded indebted¬ ized by' this paragraph the said railroad corporations Issuing such bonds
shall have earned and paid regular dividends'of not less than
ness of such corporation.”
It will lie seen that the reference is to municipal
4% per annum
in cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten
bonds heretofore issued, <Scc.
years next preceding
In Section 7, however, of the “general munici¬
such investment, and provided the capital stock of
any said railroad cor¬
pal law there is also a tax-exempting clause, but one much broader In its porations shall equal or exceed in amount one third of the
par value of ail
its bonded Indebtedness; and further
scope, as it seems to apply to the funding of any bonds heretofore or here¬
provided that all bonds authorized
for investment by this subdivision shall be secured
by a mortgage which is a
after put out.
first mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad
and railroad
In the case of New York City the
existing provision of law' governing the property of the company issuing such bonds, or that such bonds shall be
mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of such railroad
matter will be found In the revised City
Charter, which went into effect company;
provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds
Jan. 1 1902.
Tills provides that “such corporate stock and all
authorized by this subdivision Is dated, executed and
assessment
recorded prior to
bonds and revenue bonds, as well as all bonds hereafter
January
1905.
1
to be issued by the
(c)
The
mortgage
bonds
of
the
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
City of New York by virtue of this Act or of any other. Act, whether general Co. and the
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway' Co., so long as they
or special, shall be free and
shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends
exempt from all taxation, except lor State
per annum on their
outstanding capital stock, and provided their capital stock shall
purposes”—Section 169, Title 2.
equal or
exceed in amount one-third of the
par value of all their bonded Indebted¬
It remains to add that under
special laws some New York City bonds
ness, and further provided that all bonds of either of said
companies
hereby'
are exempt from all taxes,
authorized for Investment shall be secured by a
including those for State purposes. Such is the
mortgage wideh is a first
mortgage on cither the whole or some part of the railroad or railroad
case as regards the
public-library bonds (Bryant Park) authorized by erty actually' in the
prop¬
possession of and operated by said company', or that
Chapter 027, Laws of 1900.
such bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all
prior debts of
said railroad company; provided, further, that the
Under an Act of 1900 all Buffalo bonds issued after June 30 1900
mortgage which secures
are
the bonds authorized by this subdivision is dated, executed
and recorded
exempt from taxation except for State and county purposes.
prior to January 1 1905.
SAVINGS .BANK I N VESTMENTS—POWERS AND
(d)
The
first
mortgage
bonds
of
the
Fonda
RESTRICTIONS
Johnstown & Gloversviile RR.
Co., or in the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an Issue to retire
—In 1898 savings banks were for the first time
given authority' to Invest
all prior mortgage debts of said railroad
*n first mortgage railroad bonds. The railroad list, at first
company, and provided the capital
stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed In
very much re¬
amount one-third
stricted, was gradually added to. and in 1905 a further amendment was of the par value of all its bonded indebtedness, and
provided, also, that
such
railroad
be
of
standard gauge of four feet eight and one-half
made fixing general standards for future additions, both
in the case of the
Inches, and in the mortgage bonds of the .Buffalo Creek Railroad
railroad and the municipal list.
Company
This amendment was approved by the
of an Issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad
company', pro¬
Governor on May 10 1905.
vided that the bonds authorized by this subdivision are
Several changes were also made in 1900
secured by a mort¬
gage dated, executed and recorded prior to Jan. 1 1905.
These are incorporated below.
(e) The mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation
Incorporated under
We give herewith the law in full as it now
stands, indicating by means the laws of any of the United States which actually owns in fee not less than
of brackets the 1900 additions:
500 miles of standard-gauge railway, exclusive of
sidings, within the United
States, provided that at no time within live years next preceding the date
Sec. 110.
In what securities deposits mag he
invested.—The trustees of of any' such investment shall such railroad
corporation have failed regularly
any' sav ings banks may invest the moneys
deposited therein and the income and punctually' to pay the matured
derived therefrom only as follows:
principal and interest of all Its mortgage
indebtedness and in addition thereto regularly and
1. In the stocks or bonds or
punctually to have paid
interest-bearing notes or obligations of the in dividends to its stockholders during each
of said five y'ears an amount at
United States, or those for which the faith of the United States is
pledged least equal to 4% upon all its outstanding capital stock; and
to provide for the payment of the interest and
provided,
principal, including the further, that during said five years the gross
bonds of the District of Columbia.
earnings in each year from
IThe State Attorney-General ruled
the operations of said company,
including therein the gross earnings of all
that this sub division does not authorize
savings banks to invest In the railroads leased and operated or controlled
and operated by said
land purchase bonds of the Philippine Islands.
company,
V. 78, p. 298.]
and also including in said earnings the amount received
2. In the stocks or bonds or
directly or indirectly
interest-bearing
obligations of this State,
by said company from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled
Issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State.
by it,
shall not have been less in amount than five .times the
3. In the stocks or bonds or Interest-bearing
amount necessary to
obligations of any' .State of pay the interest pay'able during that
the United States which has not within ten
yrear upon its entire outstanding in¬
y'ears previous to making such
debtedness. and the rentals for said year of all leased
Investment b.v such corporation defaulted in the
lines, and further
payment of any part of
rovided that all bonds authorized for investment
either principal or Interest of any debt authorized
by this subdivision shall
by' the Legislature of any
e secured by a mortgage which Is at the
time of making said investment,
such State to be contracted: and in tiie bonds or
interest-bearing obligations or was at tiie date of the execution of said mortgage, (1) a first
of any State of the United States, Issued in
mortgage
pursuance of the authority of
upon not less than 75% of the railway' owned In fee by the
the Legislature of such State, which hav
company' issuing
e, prior to the passage of this Act,
said bonds exclusive of sidings at the date of said
been issued for the funding or settlement of
mortgage
or
(2)
a refund¬
any previous obligation of such
ing mortgage Issued to retire all prior lien mortgage debts of said
State theretofore in default, and on which said
company
or settlement obliga¬
funding
outstanding
at.
time
of
the
said
Investment
and
tion there has been no default in the payment of either
covering at least 75% of the
principal or Interest railway owned in fee by said company' at the date
since the issuance of such funded or settlement
of said mortgage.
But
obligation, and provided the no one of tiie bonds so secured shall be a
Interest on such funded or settlement obligations has been
legal investment In case the mort¬
paid regularly for gage securing the same shall authorize a total Issue of
a period of not less than ten
bonds
which,
together
years next preceding such investment.
with all outstanding prior debts of'said
4. In the stocks or bonds of any city,
company, after deducting there¬
county, town or village, school
from in case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved
district bonds and union free school district bonds issued for school
under the provisions
of said mortgage to retire prior debts at
purposes,
or In the
maturity, shall exceed three times
interest-bearing obligations of any city, county, town or village of the
outstanding capital stock of said company at the time of
this State, Issued pursuant to the authority of
making said
any' law of the State for the
Investment.
And no mortgage is to be regarded as a
payment of which the faith and credit of the
refunding mortgage,
municipality issuing them are under the provisions of this Act, unless the
bonds which it secures mature
pledged.
at a later date than
5. In the stocks or bonds of any
Incorporated city situated in one of the a mileage at least any' bond which it Is given to refund, nor unless It covers
25% greater than is covered by any one of the prior
States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood
prior to Janu¬
mortgages so to be refunded.
ary 1 1896, and which, since January 1 1861, has not
repudiated or defaulted
(f) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a
In the payment of any part of the
legal Investment under
principal or Interest of any debt authorized the provisions of subdivision
(e) of this section, except for the fact that the
by the Legislature of any such State to be contracted,
provided said city'
railroad corporation Issuing said bonds
has a population, as shown by the Federal Census next
owns in fee less than 500
actually
preceding said invest¬
miles of road, provided that during five
ment of not less than 45,000 Inhabitants, and was
years next preceding the date of
incorporated as a city any such investment the gross
at least twenty-five years prior to
earnings In each year from the operations of
the making of said Investment and has
said corporation
nclualng the gross earnings of all llnes’;lcased and
opertaxes for amounts actually contained, or to be contained
in’.the taxes for
the year when such certificates or revenue bonds are Issued and
payable
out of such taxes.
•
Apr., 1907.j
ated
or controlled and
OOO.Ouo dohars
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
.
operated by It, shall
not have been less than
$10,-
(gi The mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation described In the fore¬
going subdivisions (e) or (f) or the mortgage bond of a railroad owned by
such corporation, assumed or guaranteed by It by indorsement on said
bonds, provided said bonds are prior to and are to be refunded by a general
mortga ge of said corporation, the bonds secured by which are made a legal
investment under the provisions of said subdivisions (e) or (i); and
provided,
further,that said general mortgage covers all the real property upon which
the mortgage securing said underlying bonds Is a lien.
(h) Any ra llway mortgage bonds ‘which would be a legal investment
under the provisions of subdivisions (e'- or (g) of this section,
except for
'
the fact that the railroad
corporation Issuing said bonds actually owns in
fee less than 500 miles of road, provided the payment of
principal and In¬
terest of said bonds is guaranteed by indorsement thereon by, or
provided
said bonds have been assumed by, a corporation whose first mortgage
or
refunding mortgage bonds are a legal Investment under the provisions of
subdivision (cj or (f) of this section.
But no one of the bonds so guaran¬
teed or assumed shall be a legal investment in case the
mortgage securing
the same shall authorize a total Issue of bonds which, together with all the
outstanding prior debts of the corporation making said guaranty or so as¬
suming said bonds. Including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed or assumed bond Issues, shall exceed three times the capital
stock of said corporation at the time of making said Investment.
(I) The first mortgage bonds of a railroad the entire capital stock of which,
except shares necessary to qualify directors Is owned by and which Is
operated by a railroad whose last Issued refunding bonds are a legal Invest¬
ment under the provisions of subdivisions (a), (e) or (f) of this section,
Erovlded the payment of principal and Interest of said bonds Is guaranteed
y endorsement thereon by the company so owning and operating said road,
and further provided the mortgage securing said bonds does not authorize
an Issue of more than $20,000 In bonds for each mile of road
covered thereby.
But no one of the bonds so guaranteed shall be a
legal investment In case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total Issue of bonds
which, together with all the outstanding prior debts of the company making
said guaranty, Including therein the authorized amount of all
previously
guaranteed bond Issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of said
company at the time of making said Investment.
[Bonds which have been
or shall become legal Investments for
savings banks under any or the pro¬
visions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal as Investments
though the
property upon which they are secured has neen or shall be conveyed to
another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which Issued or
assumed said bond has been or shall be consolidated with another railroad
corporation. If the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
Sayment
end
of said
bonds
and shallIssued
continue
to pay
regularly for
Interest
or dlvlboth
upon
the securities
against,
In exchange
or to acquire
or
the stock of the
company consolidated or the
securities subsequently Issued In exchange or
property purchased or upon
substitution therefor to an
equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding
at the time of suen consolidation or purchase of said
corporation which has
Issued or assumed said bonds.]
Not more than 25% of the assets of any
amount at
least
bank shall be loaned or Invested In railroad bonds, and not more than 10
%
of the assets of any bank shall be Invested In the bonds of
any one railroad
corporation described In paragraph (a) of this subdivision, and not more
than 5% of such assets In the bonds of any other railroad
In
corporation.
determining the amount of the assets of any bank under the provisions of
this subdivision, its securities shall be estimated In the manner
prescribed
for determining the per centum of surplus by section 124 of this Act.
Street
railroad corporations shall not be considered railroad corporations within
the meaning of this subdivision.
7. In real property subject to the provisions of the next section.
t will be noted that subdivision 7 (the last
paragraph of the above)
refers to the "next section" for the provisions
applicable.
This reference
Is to section 117 of the law of 1802; we omR that section as It relates only to
real estate.
.Sections 118, 119 and 120 of the law of 1892 (the first-mentloned section as amended In 1901' we subjoin.
SECTION 118. The trustees of every such corporation shall as soon as
practicable Invest the moneys deposited with them in the securities author¬
ized by this article: but for the purpose of meeting current payments and
expenses In excess of the receipts, there may be kept an available fund not
exceeding 10% of the whole amount of deposits with such corporation, on
hand or deposit in any bank in this State organized under any law of tills
State or of the United States, or with any trust company
Incorporated by
any law of the State; but the sum so depos'ted In any one bank or trust
'company, shall not exceed 25% of the paid-up capital and surplus of any
such bank or company; or such available fund, or any part thereof, may be
loaned upon pledge of the securities or any of them named In subdivisions
1, 2. 3, 4 and 5 of the preceding section but one, or upon the tlrst mortgage
bonds, or any of them, of the railroads mentioned and described In subdi¬
vision 6 of said preceding section but one, but not In excess of
90%Jof the
cash market value of such securities so pledged.
Should any of the secu¬
rities so held in pledge depreciate In value, after making any loan
thereon,
the trustees shall require the Immediate payment of such loan, or of a
part
thereof, or additional security therefor, so that the amount loaned shall at. no
time exceed 90% of the market value of the securities pledged for the same
SECTION 119. Every such corporation may also deposit temporarily
In the banks or trust companies specified In the last section the excess
of current daily receipts over the payments, until such time as the same
can be judiciously invested In the securities
required by this article.
Whene’ver It shall appear to the Superintendent of Banks that the trustees of
any such corporation are violating the spirit and Intent of this provision
by keeping permanently uninvested all or an undue proportion of the moneys
received by them, he shall report the facts to the Attorney-General, who
shall proceed against such corporation In the manner provided In section 82
•
of this
chapter.
SECTION
120. The trustees
of any
savings bank shall not loan the
moneys deposited with them or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of ex¬
change, drafts or any other personal securities whatever.
In all cases of
oans upon real property, a sufficient bond secured
by a mortgage thereon
•hall be required of the borrower, and all the expenses
of searchers,* ex¬
aminations and certificates of title or appraisal of value, and of drawing,
perfect big and recording papers, shall be paid by the borrower.
*
43
GENERAL BONDED DEBT.
LOANS—
City Hall.
4s *82
J-J
4s ’82
J-J
When Due.
3Hs ’S9F-A $10,000..Feb 1 ’0S-’09
$75,000..July 1 ’07-’09
Dudley Observatory.
20,000
July 1 1910 2s ’92
J-D
$1,000
June 1907
School.
Broadway Widening.
3Hs ’00M-N $39,000
May’08-’20 3 t*s '98A-0 $10,000..Oct 1 ’07-’08
School Construction.
3Ks ’01.4-0
16,500__0ct 1 ’07-’21
3 As ’03F-A $28,000..Feb 1 ’08-’23 j
Watervleit Avenue.
Grade Crossing.
3 As '01A-O
$6,825_.Oct 1 ’07-’21
3As ’03F-A $23,200-.Feb 1 ’08-’23
Madison Avenue.
Public Improvement Bonds.
3,bjs ’01A-O $42,000..Oct 1 ’07-’21
3Hs ’04F-A$ 190,383r_Feb 1 ’07-’24
Beaver Park.
3Hs ’06F-A
77,900r_Feb 1 ’08-’2G 4s ’94
J-D $144,000..June 1 ’07-’14
Sewer (Beaver Creek)
4s ’95- J-J
36,000..June
’07-’15
3s *89
M S $10.000
Mch ’08-’09 4s ’97
A-O
13,750..Oct 1 ’07-’17
3Hs ’96M-N 16,500..Nov 1 ’07-’17 3 l$s ’98A-0
8,400..Oct 1 ’07-’18
Washington Park.
3bjS ’99 J-J
19,500
July' ’07-’19
7s '70
M-N $50,000
Feb ’0S-’21
Aug 1 1910,3LaS ’01F-A
7,000
7s ’71
M-N 100,000
Water.
May 1 1911 :
7s ’72
M-N 100,000
May 1 1912 «s ’76
F-A $50,000c&r_Feb 1 1908
7s ’74
M-N 155,000
Mav 1 1914 6s ’76
F.A
50,000c&r_Feb 1 1909
7s ’74
M-N 49,000
F-A 50,000c&r_Feb 1 1911
May 1 1916 6s ’77
6s *75
M-N 75,000
May 1 1915 6s ’77
F-A 50.000c&r_Feb 1 1912
6s ’75
M-N 37,000
Nov 1 1917 j 4s ’88
F-A
7,500__Febl
1908
6s ’76
M-N 38,000
May 1 1918 4s ’88 J-D
35,000..June 1 ’07-’08
6s ’77
M-N 20,000
May 1 1919 4s ’95
F-A 56,000.-Feb 1 ’0S-’15
5s '78
M-N 40,000
May 1 1920
($7,000 yearly.)
4s ’80
M-N 295,000...May ’20-’30 4s ’96
F-A 20,000
Feb 11913
4s '80
M-N
7,000
Mav 1 1922 i 4s ’96
F-A
20,000
Feb 1 1914
4s '81
M-N 30,000
F-A
Feb 1 1915
May 1 1921 4s ’96
10,000
4s ’82
M-N 28,000
May 1 1922 3 V^s ’94F-A
17,500..Feb 1 ’08-’14
4s ’82
M-N 24,000
Nov 1 1922 4s ’97
M-N 55,000..May 1 ’07-’17
4s ’85
F-A
10,000
Feb 1 1925; 3 t^s ’98M-N 120,000..May 1 ’07-’18
2s ’94
J-D
3,000
June 1 1934 3 V$s ’99M-N 65,000..May 1 ’07-’19
3>$s ’96M-N
7,000
May 1 1936 3 His ’99M-N 65,000..May 1 '07-’19
Public Market.
3Hs’00F-A 97,500..Feb 1 ’08-’20
4s '88
J-J
$10,000...Jan
1908 4s ’06
J-D 100.000r.Dec 1 ’07-’26
Public Building Bonds.
Water Refunding (tax-exempt).
4s ’92
M-N $20,000..May 1 ’08-’ll 3 As ’01F-A $72,800...Feb
’08-’21
4s ’92
M-N 165,000
May 1 1912 4s ’06
J-D 100,000r.Dec 1 *07-’26
Public Bath Ronds.
1
Refunding Water.
3Hs ’99F-A $6.000..Feb 1 ’08-’09 3 J^s ’02F-A $58,500..Feb 1 ’08-’22
3Ms ’01F-A
7,000..Feb 1 ’08-’21 3J^s '03F-A
42,500._Aug 1 '07-’23
Riverside Park.
Special Water Bonds.
3As ’01 A-O $41,250
Oct 1 *07-21 3^s ’04F-A $38,250r.Feb 1 ’08-’24
3Hs ’04F-A
l,275r._Feb 1 ’08-’24
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’06
J-D $84,000r_.Dec 1 ’07-’16
3 As ’04M-N $97,750..May 1 ’08-’24 1
.
ASSESSMENT BOxNDS.
Principal and Interest paid by holders of property benefited.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Street Improvement.
Various Streets.
4s ’99
M-N $2.800
4s ’97
M-N 17,600
4s ’98
M-N
$6,000
Nov
Nov’07-’l 1 3 As ’05F-A
9,225..Feb 1
Nov 1907.3 His ’Q5F-A 157,800..Feb 1
Improvement.
4s ’06
F-A 287,775r_Feb 1
3As ’03 F-A $5,500..Feb 1
1908 4s ’06
84,000..Dec 1
Total assessment debt Jan.
3>$s *03 F-A 49,800..Feb 1 ’08-’13'
3 3-^s ’04 F-A 17,115r_Feb 1 ’08-’14 was $725,490.
3 As ’04 F-A
2,570r_Feb 1 ’0S-’0,
So In the original.
...
below:
INVESTMENT
OF TRUST FUNDS.—An executor, administrator,
guardian, trustee or other person holding trust funds for Investment may
Invest the same In the same kind of securities as those In which savings
banks of this State are by law authorized to invest the money deposited
therein, and the income derived therefrom, and In bonds and mortgages on
unincumbered rail property In this State worth 50% more than the amount
loaned thereon.
POPULATION OT STATE.—New York ranks first in population among
the States of the Union.
The following gives the U. S. Census figures, ex¬
cept 1905 returns, which were
1905
8,007,308 ! 1860
1900
7,208,894 1 1850
1890
5,997,853 j 1840
1880
5,0s2 871-1830
1870
4,382,759!
compiled under State supervision:
3,880,73511820
3,097,39411810
2,428,921 i 1800
1 918,608 j 1790
I
1,372,812
959,049
589,051
340,120
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
,
INTEREST on Washington Park bonds Issued from 1870 to 1880, and
bonds of 1876 and 1877, Is payable In New York City; on other
Issues In Albany.
TOTAL
DEBT, SINKING FUNDS
&c.—The subjoined statement
Albany’s general and water debt.
The street-improvement bonds,
amounting to $725,490 on Jan. 1 1907, are not Included.
shows
Jan. 1 1907.
Jan. 1 1906.
1905.
Jan. 1 1903.
General bonds
Water bonds
$2,256,358
1,231,400
$2,296,015
1,227,250
$2,417,672
1,323,100
$2,297,945
Total bonds
$3,523,265
Sinking funds
$3,487,758
1,585,146
1,555,603
$3,740,772
1,554,221
$3,809,745
1,541,644
Net debt
$1,902,612
$1,967,662
$2,180,551
$2,208,001
NOTE.—For debts of civil divisions not found among the statements given
see “Additional Statements’’ at the end of this State.
below,
ADAMS.
Fred. B. Waite, Clerk.
This village Is In Jefferson County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
3 Vis
1907-1925
$19,000
3t£s
10.000
1907-1926
3.7s
3,500
1907-1913
3.7s
3,000
July 11910:
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...
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907... $35,500
Assessed valuation 1906
894,895
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906...$18.30
Population in 1905
Jan. 1
1,449
1.511,800
The sinking fumls arc Invested mostly in the city’s own bonds.
CITY PROPERTY.—Real estate property owned by city In 1907 was
$6,472,430.
ASSESSED
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1902..
1900
1890.
1880.
1870
1860
1850..
1846
•
VALUATION.—Property Is assessed about full value.
Real.
:..
Asst?sscd Valuation.—
Personal.
$64,814,205
62,797,320
61,546,192
60,216,787
59,790,090
63,380.046
34,310,305
24,981,51 1
20,283,245
9,430,100
7 792,340
•$9,237,700
$7,802,550
pir
$1,000.
$74,051,905
70,599,870
70,258,142
68,672,887
69,027,884
69,662,571
37,100,425
30,936,336
26,290,048
12,601,68!)
11,241,438
*8,711,950
*
Rate of Tax.
Total.
*8,456,100
9,237,194
6,282,523
2,790,120
5,954,825
6,006,803
3,171,589
3,449,098
$19 40
20 40
20 20
19
21
19
36
45
12
15
13
00
40
00
00
70
60
70
20
Including special franchise tax amounting In 1906 to $3,238 350.
POPULATION.—In
In 1880,90,758.
1905,
ALBANY COUNTY.
98,374; In
William P.
When Due.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
3^S
F-A, 16,000r .Aug ’07-’22
16,000r__ Aug 1 1923
3 As
M-S
12,000r_Mch 1 ’08-’ 19
M-S
8,000r._Mch 1 ’08-’13
HAs
3 As
F-A
F-A/ 18,000..Aug 1 '07- 24 !
1901
1180,000
Aug 1 1925
4s ’07
M-Sf 20.000r.Mch 1 ’08-’27
| 79.000r
Mch 1 1928
Refunding City Hall Bonds.
A-O $ 13,00Ui Oct 1 ’07-’l9
3Hs
A-O
3 As
21,000r
Oct 1 1920
3 As
A-O J14.OOOr.Oct 1 ’07-'20,
1 26,000r
Oct 1 1921
3As
A&OJ 15,OOOr_Oct 1 1907-21'
[23,000r
Oct 1 1922 !
1900,
94,151;
in
1890, 94.923
Hoyland, Treasurei.
War Loan—{Con.)
4s seml-an
$39,000r
4s seml-an
4s seml-an
4s seml-an
4s seinl-an
4s
M-S ’0
/ 18,000r__Mch 1 ’08-’25
]
4s seml-an
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
Mch
Mch
Mch
Mch
Mch
20,000r
19,000r
IS.OOOr
17,0001*
9,000r
Mch 1 1926
Mch
1916
39,000r
4s seml-an
20,000r
Mch
1917
M&S 40.OOOr.Mch 1 ’18-’19
f 19 OOOr.Mch 1 ’08-’26
4s
I31.000r_.-Mch 1 1927
Toll Road Purchase Bonds.
4s ’07
M-S/$19,OOOr.Mch 1 ’08-’26
4s
1 31,000r
Mch 1 1927
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1906...$940,750
Almshouse Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real. 101,202,355
3^s
M-N $34,000r_May 1 ’07-’21 ' Assessed val., personal._
7,211,950
Total valuation 1906
County Court House.
108,414,305
4s seml-an $103,000r. .Feb 15 1911 County tax (per $1,000) ’05
$4 80
War Loan (Refunding).
165,571
Population In 1900
4s seml-an
$70,000r__Mch
*08-’09 Population In 1905
171,497
4s seml-an
37,000r
Mch 1910
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s office,
all registered
STATE OF NEW YORK.
1 1907
on water
LOANS—
Invested.—Chapter 295, Daws of 1902,
approved April 2, permits executors, administrators, guardians, <5cc.,„to
Invest In the same securities as savings banks..
We quote the provision
or
'07-’08
’08-’10
’08-’15
’08-’16
’07-’16
.
County.seat Is the City of Albany.
TRUST F UNDS— How Loaned
Hawk St. Viaduct.
t
ALBION.
William G. Taylor,
The bonds are
Treasurer.
This village Is In Orleans County.
BONDED DEBT May 16 '06 $75,000 Population In 1905.
Assessed valuation 1905..-2,066,595 |
4,477
ALEXANDRIA BAY.
This
village Is In Jefferson County.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1906
Assessed valuation 1904
$91,498 Population In 1905
575,550 I
854
...
ALBANY.
Howard N.
Fuller, Comptroller; Wm. M. Rich¬
ards, Deputy Comptroller.
Albany Is In Albany County
Incorporated July 22 1686
ALEXANDRIA BAY SCHOOL
A district in Jefferson County
DISTRICT No. 5.
E. Bailey
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907...$14,000 ! School tax (per $1.000) 190
Assessed valuation 1907
515,094 Populat on in 1906 (est.)
Clerk.
..$15.00
1,700
44
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
ALFRED.
BEDFORD.
This village Is in Allegany County.
Incorporated In 1887.
BONDED DEBT Mcll 1 *07_$28,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
Assessed valuation 1907
164,400 Population In 1905
AMITYVILLE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
LOANS—
Frank
When Due.
$10 00
__912
Will, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Jan 6 1907.. .$39,500
Assessed valuation 1906
1,204,581
Jan 6 1909
(Assessment abt. 60% actual val.)
Jan 6 1914 School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$9 80
4.45s semi-an 24,000r
1908-1931 Population in 1907 (est.)
3,600
INTEREST on the 5% bonds Is payable at the Chase National Bank|ln
New York City; on the 4.45% bonds at the Bank of
Amityville.
This city is In
LOANS—
Wm. T. Brice, Treasurer.
Montgomery County.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
3s
3s
3s
3s
3s
3s
3s
3s
4s
4s
...
...
$10,000..July 1
65,000..July 1
40,000..July 1
7,000
July
39,000 ..July 1
26,000.-July 1
6,000
July
5,000
July
10,000..July 1
’07-’08
’09-’18
’19-’23
1 1924
$49,000
59,000
65,000
25,000
100,000
A-O 75,000
50,000
40,000
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Mcll
Oct
1
1
1
1
1
1
1911
1916
1921
1926
1910
1921
’25-’30 3 Ms
’31-’34 3 Ms
Apr 1 1922
1 1935 3 Ms
June 11923
Street Bonds.
1 1936
’31-’32 3 Ms
$4,000.-Oct 1 ’07-’10
8,000. .July 1 ’33-'34 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.$944,100
3Ms
20,000 ..July 1 ’37-’38 Water debt (included)
505,000
3 Ms
11,000
July 1 1939 Tax valuation, real
9,771,338
3 Ms
6,000
July 1 1940 Tax valuation, personal
584,700
4s
25,000 ..May 1 ’41-’45 Total valuation 1905
10,356,038
4s
21,000 ..Jan 1 *46-’48 Total tax rate (per M) ’05
$20 34
4s *05
J-J
10.000_.Jan 1 ’42-’44 Population In 1900.
20,929
4s ’05
J-J
11,000
July 1 1924 Population In 1905
23,943
19,000. .July 1 ’25-'30
(Subject to call any time.)
INTEREST Is largely paid at the National Park Bank of N. Y.
City.
AMSTERDAM SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. B. Waldron. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. :4s
M-S $20,000r_Sept 1 ’09-’18
4s
A-0
$3,500r
Oct ’06-’08 4s ’04
A-O j
600r___Oct 1 1909
4s Sept 1
4,000r.Sept 1 ’07-’081
l76,OOOr_Oct 1 ’10-’47
INTEREST payable at Amsterdam Savings Bank.
...
...
...
...
ANDES.
James W. Dickson, Supervisor.
[
Flood Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
$5,000..Mcll 1 ’08-’12
($36,000.-Mch 1 '08-’16 BONDED DEBT Mcll ’06.
132,500
l 50,000._Mch 1 ’17-’26 Assessed valuation 1905-.-. 704,921
3Ms
J 11,000
1907-1928 ; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$24 64
l
5,500
1929 Population in 1905.
1,869
( 10,500. .Sept 1 ’07-’27
3 Ms
(
6,000. .Sept 1 ’28-’30i
l
2.500-..Sept 1 1931,
.
Jackson, Clerk.
This village is in Allegany County.
Incorporated In 1835; re Incorporated
In 1904.
BONDED DEBT Mcll 1907_$33,000 | Assessed valuation 1906
$300,000
Floating debt
500 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906.
$10.20
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
33,500 • Population in 1905
1,101
.
ANGELICA.
D. D.
This town Is in
LOANS—
Dickson, Supervisor.
Allegany County.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’94
A-O
J$3.000..Apr 1’08-’10
\28,000.-Apr l’ll-’24
Bridge and Highway Bonds.
4s ’02
J-D $12,000
Dec'10-21
ARCADE.
Chas. II.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.
Assessed valuation 1905
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
Population in 1905.
$42,000
659,700
$16 32
1,676
E. E.
Burleigh (P. O. Newark), Supervisor.
This town is In Wayne County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$83,000 Total tax
(per $ 1 .000) 1906. ..$31.43
Assessed valuation 1906
3,412,957 i Population In 1905
7,110
.
ARDSLEY.
Wm. E.
4s
way
Bonds.
Aug
June 54,600
Road Bonds.
J-J $7,634 64.July 1
BIG FLATS.
’07-’13!
C. A. Lowe,
Supervisor.
This town is In Chemung County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 16 1907. .$30,000 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
922,185 j Population in 1905
Dr. S. L.
Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due
Contingent Fund Bonds.
3Ms
M-S $18,000...Sept
......
Ms
1920-1922
1923-1926
20,000
Slocum, Clerk.
The water works
—
F-A $50,000
Aug 1 1938
_
1
3Ms
F-A
$4,000
Aug 11936
Paving Bonds.
4s '06
m-SJ $20,000. .Sept 1 ’07-’08
1
5,000
Sept 1 1909
Hospital Bonds.
3 Ms
$25,000
1908-1912
3 Ms
M-N
Nov 1 1907
5,000
3 Ms
F-A
6,000
Aug 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’07..
$704,500
Assessed val., real
22,088,750
Assessed val., personal
1,276,200
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Total valuation 1905
23,364,920
(Assessment about M actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$28 60
Population In 1905
42,036
iPopulation in 1900 (Census)...39 647
City Hall, water, $148,000 bridge and $1,000 fireCity.
On remaining loans, City Treasurer’s ollice.
BLASDELL.
M. J.
Tills village Is In Erie County.
LOANS—
When Due. j Assessed valuation 1905
1 Tax rate
Water Bonds.
(per $ 1,000) 1905
4 Ms’06 F-A $16,000..Aug 1 ’11-’30
j Population In 1905
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$71,000 I
Payne, Clerk.
BROCKPORT.
Aiken, Mayor; C. W. Storke. Comptroller.
This city Is the county seat of Cayuga Co.
Incorporated March 21 1848.
LOANS—
When Due. Hospital bonds
$7,000
Southern Central RR.
Voting machine bonds
500
3s
M-S $25,000r
Mcll 1 1909 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$627,623
Water Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
.355,000
4s
J -D$ 300,000r
May 1 1914 Assessed valuation, real__15,062,910
($25,000 due yearly to May 1 1925.) Assessed val., personal
1,020,736
4s ’04
M-S
40,000r.Sept 1 ’07-’10 Special franchises
618,000
4s
15,000r.
Total valuation 1906
16,701,646
Sewer & Local Improvem’t Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s, 4 Ms & 5s.
..$189,875 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 ...$23 38
Electrical Subway Bonds.
Population In 1900
30,345
4s ’06
M-S $11,000r Sept 7 ’07-’14 Population In 1905
31,422
INTEREST on the railroad bonds Is payable In New York Cltv and
Auburn; on water bonds at the cilice of the Mercantile Trust
Co., N. Y.
—
.
.
.
AVON.
This
H. E. McArthur, Clerk.
Assessed valuation 1906
County.
Incorporated July 3 1872.
$75,000! (Assessment about 85%, actual value)
6,000 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$12 00
2,027,208 1 Population in 1905
3,627
BRONXVILLE.
W.
Sinking fund...
E.
Gladwin, President.
This village is In Westchester County.
Sewer Bonds.
|
Street Improvement Bonds.
4.20s’06J-D
$8,000r_ June 13 '11-14 |4.20s’00 J-D
S6.000r.June 15 '11-13
4s
21,000.. Dec 1 *07-’27 j BON D. DEBT March 1 '07. .$6 l ,000
4s
21,000..Jan 15 ’10-’301 Assessed valuation 1907
1,700,000
4s
8,000.-Jail 15’10-’17 |Total tax (per $1,000) 1906._.$ 14.70| Population in 1905.
994
INTEREST on bonds of 1906 Is payable at the Farmers’ Loan A Trust
...
...
BROOKLYN.
See New York Cit}%
BUFFALO.
J. N. Adams, Mayor; Geo. M. Zimmerman.
Comptroller; Peter B. Sarciter, Deputy Comptroller.
BulTalo Is in Erie
County, and the city’s tax valuation Is about six-sev¬
enths that of the entire county.
Incorporated 1832.
LOANS—
When Due.
Buffalo River Improvem’t Bonds.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
3 Ms ’03 F-A $40,0U0r_ Aug 1 19U7-08
3 Ms ’96F-A$ 171,000.
Feb 1 1916 3 Ms ’05 A-O
40,000. Oct 2 1007-10,
3 Ms ’9GJ-J
83,000..
July 1 1916 3 Ms ’05J-D
40,000.. Dec 1 1907-10
3 Ms ’97 Var. 577,927
1917 3 Ms’06 J-J
100,000l§. •July 1 07-’l 1
3 Ms ’98Var.
Park.
89,137 Feb. & Mcll .1918
3 Ms ’98A-0 200,000.. ..Apr 1 1918 7s ’70
J-J ; $200,000. July 1 ’ 15-’l 6
3 Ms ’98M-N
X o v 1 1918
16,913..
1 150,000.
July 1 1917
3 Ms ’99 M-S
18,703.. ..Mch 1 1919 7s ’71
J-J
50,000.. ..Jan 1 1918
3 Ms ’99J-.J
1
1919 7s ’71
285,187.. ..July
J-J
100.000. ..July 1 1919
3 Ms ’99J-J
182,716..
J-J
July 1 1910 7s ’72
100,000..
1921
3 Ms ’99 A-O
.Oct *> 1919 7s ’73
75,455.
J-J
1923
95,000.
3 Ms ’99J-D 335,772...
Dec T 1919 7s ’73
J-I) 100,000.. ..Dec 1 1924
3 Ms ’00 J-D
45,799.. ..June 1 1920 7s ’74
J-J
100,000.. ..Jan 1 1924
3 'As ’00J-J
173,487.. ..July 1 1920 7s ’75
J-J
200,000.. .J & J 1 1925
3 Ms *00 F-A
J-J
10,927.. ..Aug i 1920 6s ’76
100,000.. ..Jan 1 1924
3 Ms ’01 J-J
Jan
1921
3s
’86
J J
55,918..
50,000.
July 1 1910
3 Vis ’01 F-A
Feb i 1921 3s ’86
J-J
5,070.
30,000..
1926
3 Ms ’01 M-S 141 ,516.. ..Mch i 1921 3 Ms’87 F-A 120,000..
Feb 1 1927.
3 M s ’01 A-O 1 11 ,544..
Apr i 1921 3 Ms’90 J-J
50,000.. ..Jan 1 1925
3 A s ’02 F-A 482,284..
Feb i 1922 3 Ms’91 J-J
200,000.. ..July 1 1921
3 Ms ’02 A-O 121 ,410.. .Oct
i 1922 3 Ms’94 J-J
100,000.. July i ’2 4 A: 26
3 Ms ’03 J-J
3
17,669.. .Jan i 1923
Ms’97 J-J
27,500.. .Jan 1 ’08-17
3 Ms ’03A-O
3
i
1923
J-J
25,960..
MS’97
Apr
30,000.. ..Apr 1 1917
3 Ms ’03M-N 383,823.. .May i 1923 3 Ms’97 J-J
8,946.. ..June 1 1917
3 Ms ’03 F-A 124,444.. --Aug i 1923 3 Ms’97 J-D
30,250.. .Dec 1 ’07-17
3 Ms ’03 F-A
80,581
-Aug 15 1923
Refunding Park Bonds.
3 Ms ’04 F-A
83,485r_
Aug i 1924 3}Ms’98 J-J $150,000.. June 1 *i117-18
3 Ms ’04 J-J
Buffalo & Jamestown RR.
48,800r_,July 15 ’07-14
3 M s ’05 M-S
46,64 2r.
Sept 1 1925 3 Ms’93 J-J $75,000.. ..Jan 1 1913
4s ’06
F-A 541,607r_
Feb 1 1926
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Refund.
4s ’06
.J-J
68,510§r_ .July 1 1926 3 Ms’93 F-A $75,000jFeb 1 1913
Schools.
3Ms’93 J-D
75,00j/
June 2 1913
3 Ms’88 F-A $25,000...Aug 1 ’07-08 3 Ms’94 J-J
75,000
July 1 1914
3Ms’89 M-N 22.500.._Nov 1 '07-09 3Ms’95 A-O
77,000
Oct
11915
3 Ms’92 A-O 150,000
Apr 1 1912 3Ms’02 A-O 56,250. ..Apr 1 ’08-22
3 Ms’94 F-A 300,000
Feb 1 1914 3Ms’02 M-N 60,000...Nov 1 ’07-22
3 Ms'95 J-D 112,500...June 1 ’07-15 4s ’04
J-J
52,500...Jan 1 ’08-14
3 Ms’97 J-J
250,000
Jan 1 ’08-’17 4s ’04
F-A
52,500.. .Feb 1 ’08-14
3 Ms’98 M-N
Mav 2 '08-18 Buffalo New York & Phila. Refund.
55,000
3 Ms’98 M-N
60,000
Nov '07-18 3 Ms’89 A-0$ 100,000
Oct 2 1909
3Ms’99 M-S
60,000
Mch ’08-19 3Ms’00 J-J
100.000
July 1 1910
3 Ms'99 J D 130,000._.Dec 1 ’07-19 3Ms’90J-D 100,000... Dec 15 1910
3Ms’00 M-N 65.000
Mav ’08-20 3 Ms’91 J-J
100,000
July 1 1911
3 Ms’00 M-N 140,000... Nov 1 ’07-20 3Ms’92 J-J
100,000
July 1 1912
3Ms’02 F-A ISO,000.
Feb 1 ’08-22
Bird Avenue.
3 !os’02 J-D 120,000
June 1 ’07-22 4s ’83
M-N $238,000.. .May 1 1913
3 Ms’02 A-O
75.000...Apr 1 ’08-22 :
Buffalo Trunk.
3 Ms’03 M-S 120,000...Mcll 1 ’08-23 3
M’88-90F-A$195,000$_Aug 1 ’07-20
3 Ms’04 M-S 127.500 ...Mcll 1 ’08-24 3s\86-87 F-A
105,000§.Aug 1 ’07-17
3Ms’04 A-O 135,000
Oct 1 ’07-24
Babcock & Seneca Street.
3Ms’06 F-A 300.000§r..Auff 1 1926 3s ’86
M-N $30,000
May 1 1911
Abate. Nuisance Ohio Basin Sli p.
3s 86
M-N 30,000
May 1 1913 Ms ’02J-J
$80,000.July 1 1907-22
Bailey Avenue.
Abate. Nuis. Clark&Skinner Canal. 3 Ms’88 J-J
$200,000
July 1 1918
3 Ms ’04M-N $90,000_Nov 1 1907-24
Hertel Avenue.
3Ms ’05J-J 142,500r_July 1 1907-25 3s ’87
F-A $200,000.._Aug 1 1917
Hamburg Canal.
Tax Loan.
3 Ms ’03J-J
$80,000..Jan 1 ’08-’23 3s ’02
M-S$282,828'
Sept 1 1907
3 Ms ’00A-O 315,000.Oct 1 1907-20 4s ’04
F-A 161,816r_ _Fcb 1 1909
Market.
3 Ms’04 A-O 268,475
Oct 1 1909
3 Ms ’90A-O $80,000
Apr 1 1920 3Ms’05 M-S 292,133rl..Sept 1 1910
Plank Road Award.
(90,637 90. Dee 1 1907
3s ’90
J-D $115,000.. .June 2 1910 4s ’06
J-D (50.000
Dec 1 190fr
Market Refunding Bond*.
(50,000..
Dec 1 1911
3 Ms ’98J-D $16,910
June 1 1907
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Sewer Bonds.
Oct $10,000-.0ct
BAINBRIDGE.
Population In 1905
1
C. M.
BALLSTON SPA.
1,782
1915
Priest, Treasurer.
Thls'village Is In Chenango County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 14 ’07-S25,650 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
539,025 Population in 1905
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
This
C. O.
$20 48
1,113
JVIcCreedy, Treasurer.
village Is In Saratoga County
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '06
Nov $14.500...Nov 1 *07-’21
($1,000
due
yearly.)
BALLSTON SPA UNION FREE
Lavery, Supervising Principal,
and Ballston, Saratoga County.
LOANS—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1906 ...$259,500
Assessed valuation 1905
1,970,798
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$8 50
Population in 1905
SCHOOL
Tills district
4,131
DISTRICT NO. 1.
A. A.
is In the towns of Milton
When Due. ! BOND. DEBT Feb 14 ’07.. .$38,000
Assessed valuation 1906... 1,773,029
($7 ,<)00c_ Jan 1 ’08-’14 School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8 00
n5,000c. Jan 1 ’15-’24 Population In 1906 (est.)
4.173
116,000c. Jan 1 *25-’32 INTEREST payable in Ballston
Building Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
BATAVIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Spa.
Albert J. Squires, Clerk.
A district In Genesee County.
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed val.. personal
$1,396,150
School-Building Bonds.
i Totla valuation 1907
6.604.420
4s semi-aim $35.500r
-1908-1943 (Assessment at>t. 60% actual value.)
($1,000 yearly on Jan. 1.)
School tax (per $ 1.000) 1907.._$6 96
BOND. DEBT Feb 23 1907
$35,500 Population In 1907 (est.)
10,600
Assessed valuation, real-.$5 ,208,270
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village Is In Livingston County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$1 11 .000
Water Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1906
$898,445
4 Ms ’06J-D $36,000__ Dec 1 ’07-’36
j City tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906.$8.30
4s
Jan 1 50,POO..July
1
1908 ; Population In 1900
1.601
4s
Julyl 15,000..Nov
1908
4s
$686,895
$15 00
702
Tills village is in Monroe
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
..
E. C.
are
Fire Station Bonds.
3 Ms
$25,000.
1913-’14-’15
3 Ms
M-S
15,000
Sept 1 1936
4s ’05
F-A
9,OOOr..Aug 1 ’09-’ll
Nurses’ Home Bonds.
..
This village is in Westchester County.
LOANS—
When Due.
j BOND. DEBT Feb 16 ’07...$40,000
Refunding Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906
791,730
4 Ms '07A-O I $28,000r_ Apr 1 1908-35 j Tax rate
(per $ 1,000) 1906
$10 62
1 12,000r
Apr 1 1936 j Population In 1905
470
INTEREST Is payable In Ardsley.
AUBURN.
1,571
Grade Crossing Bonds.
’08-’25
Albany & Susq. RR. Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S
$2,000
1907
Bridge Bonds.
3s semi-an
$77,000
1929
3 Ms
71,000
1930-1934
3 Ms
4,000
Aug 1 1934
3 Ms
F-A
40,000....Aug 1 1935
3 Ms
F-A
50,000
Aug 1 1937
3 Ms
F-A
57,000
Aug 1 1939
Library Site Bonds
3Ms
M-S $15,000. ...Sept 1 1938
City Hall Bonds.
4s
F-A $25,000..Aug 1 '15-’17
4s
F-A
20,500. .Aug 1 ’28-’29
4s
50,000
1918-1922
4s
F-A
50,000.. Aug 1 ’23-’27
School Bonds.
3 Ms
$30,000
County,
3Ms
‘
$10.00
Smith, Mayor; D. C. Herrick,
This city is the county seat of Breome
estimated to be worth $2,000,000.
3
$64,234
' Assessed valuation for 1905 4,182,206
$6.85
I
INTEREST payable at Alt. Kisco
! Bank.
-
$2,000._Aug 15’07-’10 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Company in New York City.
Reynolds, Clerk.
This village Is In Wyoming County.
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed valuation 1906
$589,870
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$5 00
4 Ms’06 Nov $21,000. _Nov 1 ’11-’31 I
Population In 1905
1,052
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$41,000 j
INTEREST payable In Arcade.
ARCADIA.
High
5s
4s ’06
County.
| BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.
When Due.
INTEREST.—On
3 Ms
Frank II.
Barrett, Supervisor.
station bonds In N. Y.
This town Is In Delaware County.
LOANS—
When Due.
ANGELICA.
LOANS—
BINGHAMTON.
Water Bonds.
5s
5s
5s
3s
3s
LXXXIY.
This town is located in Westchester
Building Bonds.
5s g semi-an($6,500c
1 9,000c
AMSTERDAM.
Edward P.
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Apr.. 1907
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Refunding.
Tax Scrip,
3 i2s’89 A-0$145,000..
Oct 1 1909
3Hs’03 A-O S510 OOO.-Apr 1 ’08-13 3 * >s'90 J-J J 50,000.. .Jan 1 1910
4s '07
F-A 300,000r
Feb 1 ’08-17
1910
\ 100,000.. .July
South Buffalo Flood Bonds.
3Hs’91 J-J
100,000.. ..Jan
1911
3Hs '96.4-0 $60.000
Aug 1 1926 3 K>s’91 F-A
50,000.. -.Aug
1911
3>/2s ’97J-J
13,000
July 1 1927 4s '91
M-N 100.000.. .Nov
1911
Chicago Fire Relief Fund.
3 J^s’92 A-O 100.000-.
Oct
1912
3Jjs ’97A-0 $27,500§
1907-17 3Cjs'92 J-D 100,000
..Dec
1912
City and County Hall.
3U.s’94 J-J
80.000. ..July '07-14
7s ’74
J-J $200,000-.-.July 1 1907 3 C>s'96 J-J
50,000. ..Jan 1 1916
7s '75
M-S 125,000
Sept 1 1910 3 Vf>s’96 J-J 100,000-July 1 1916
Refunding City Hall & Court House 3 bjs’97 J-D 220,000.. June 1 ’07-17
4s ’91
M-S $50,000§
Nov 1 1911 3 ' os’98 M-S
30,000 §
1907-1918
3bjs'02 F-A
80,000.Aug 1 ’07-22 3 FaS’99 A-O 6JD.000. Apr 26 ’08-19
314s’03 M-N S0,000§_-May 1 ’08-23 3 '4s’00 A-O
65,000 §. Apr 25 ’08-20
3Hs’05 M-S 145,000r__Sept 1 ’07-35 3 bjs’01 A-O
63,000.. .Apr 1 ’08-21
Quarantine Hospital Bonds.
3
s’02 J-D
80,000
June 1 ’07-22
3Ks’04 J-J
$45,000r..July 1 '07-24 3 t2s’03 M-S 170,000§. Sept 1 '07-23
VV a ter.
4s ’04
J-J
40,000r§ .July 1 ’07-14
7s ’74-75F-A$200,000
Aug 1 ’08-09 4s ’04
M-S
80,000r§ .Sept 1 ’07-14
7s ’89
F-A 100,000
A-O
Aug 1 1909 4s ’05
80,000§ .Apr 1 ’08-15
7s '74
A-O
79.382
Oct 1 1908 3,los’05 J-J
D0,000r§ ..July 1 ’07-15
•3 V^s’88 J-D
57,500. ..June 15 1908 3U2s’<>5 J-J
96,666r§ .July 1 ’07-35
3l4s‘88 J-J
275,000...June 15 1914 3 tis’06 M-S 100,000r§ .July 1 '07-16
3^s’88 J-J 100,000
Dec 1 1908 3 tjjs’OO A-O
50.000r§ -July 1 '07-16
3 Cjs’89 M-N 225.000-_.-May 1 1919 4s ’06
J-J
l00,ooo§r. July 1 ’07-’26
3^s'03 M-S 60,000.-_Mch 1 ’08-23
4s '05
F-A
20,000r_ _Aug 1 ’07-14
3*is’05 M-S 483,333r_.July 1 ’07-35
45
CARTHAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A. B. Carter, Clerk Board of Eduea’n.
LOANS—
When Due. | 4 u»s’06Aug 15
$5.000r.Aug 1 ’07-13
High School Bonds.
| BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.
$33,000
($10,500r . _ Jan 1 *12-18 | Assessed valuation 1906
1,296.785
3.85s’06
■( l0.000r._Jan 1 *19-23 j (Assessment about 50% actual
value)
l
7,500r .Jan 1 '24-26 \ School tax (per $1.000) 1906 ..$7.80
INTEREST Is xmyable at the Jefferson County Savings Bank of Water-
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town.
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CASTILE.
.
A. B.
Smith, Clerk.
This village is In Wyoming
County.
Incorporated 1877.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07 .$50,500 i Tax rate
tper $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
553,577 i Population In 1905
(Assessment about full value.)
|
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$7 23
..
1,000
.
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FREEDOM FROM TAXATION.—The ButTalo trunk
sewer, the Chi¬
lire relief bonds and the refunding bonds of 1898, 1899, 1900, 1902,
1903, 1904, 1905 and 1906 are exempt from city taxation.
Under an Act
of 1906 all bonds issued by BulTalo after June 30 1906 are
exempt from
taxation except for State and county
purposes.
INTEREST—WHERE PAYABLE.—Interest on the bonds Is
payable
by City Comptroller In Buffalo and by the Gallatin National Bank in New
York, as follows:
cago
INTEREST PAYABLE.—
In New York only—
j. Market bonds.
Volunteer relief.
Plank road awards.
Sewer bonds—
Municipal Court bulld’g.
Hertel Avenue.
In Buffalo only—
Babcock & Seneca St. Deficiency loan.
Bird Avenue.
Monthly local work.
j BulTalo Trunk
sewer.
;
Net debt
$18,057,465
Water debt (ind. above)
$18,169,392 $17,303,510 $17,404,423
$3,998,132
$3,601,382
$3,767,132
The sinking funds are all Invested In the city’s own
In addition
bonds.
to the Indebtedness as given above, there was
outstanding on July 1 1900
treasury and local fund warrants to the amount of $1,341,669.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns real estate estimated at
$15,669,845;
personal property valued at $1 1,138,862; total, $26,808,707.
Included in
this totSl is the water-works property,
consisting of real estate valued at
$799,260 and personal property valued at $0,762,966.
The total resources
of the city on July 1 1906, Including all property—real and
personal—
together with other assets, were figured by the Comptroller at $32,553,014 40
and the liabilities at $19,441,098 24. leaving $13,111,916 16 as the excess
over
ASSESSED
liabilities
V ALU ATI OX.- -“Assessment
is
made
upon
real value."
Years.
1906
1905-
Assessed Valuation.
Personal.
llral.
1904
1903-,1902
1900
1890
1880...
J..
the nominal
City Tax
Total.
$247,892,465
*$20,323,200
245.813.000
241,990,000
233,066,365
223,947,690
223,078,010
*$268,215,665
*20,006,700
*19,990,200
*18,958,200
*19,957,930
*22.795,577
11,003,125
7,523,580
*265.819,709
151,356,325
81,708,905
per $1,000
$22 00
19 59
*261 ,980,260
*252 024,565
*243,905,620
*245,873,587
162,359,450
89,232,485
18 79
17
17
17
14
14
37
20
46
68
16
Incorporated March 14 1806.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’O7_$109,000
Assessed val. 1906
3.063,791.82
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$10.50
Population In 1905
5,294
CATSKILL
UNION
FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
Wendell S.
of Education.
This district Is located In Greene
County.
LOANS—
When Due.\ BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07..
$48,000
Building Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906.
2,557,450
4s
J-D
$8,000c.- Dee 1 ’07-14 |School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$9.20
f 5,000c-_May 1 ’10-14 I Population In 1906 (est)
5,600
4s ’06
M-N ( 20,000c--Mav 1 ’15-24|
Sherman, Clerk Board
115,000c ..May 1 *25-29 |
INTEREST Is payable at the Treasurer’s office
CATSKILL (Town).
This town Is In Greene County.
BONDED DEBT May ’05. ..$40,500 Tax rate (per $
1,000) 1905..
Assessed valuation 1905
4,134.675 Population In 1905
CATTARAUGUS COUNTY.
O. D.
►Supervisors.
Little
seat.
When Due.
1908-1924
$51,000
s
BON I) ED D E BT Feb ’07
Assessed valuation 1906.$26.005,116
County tax (per $1,000) 1906 _$2 49
Population In 1905..
66,196
$51,000
.
CAZENOVTA (Village);
Tills
Sprague, Clerk Board of
Valley Is the county
LOANS—
3 1
$ 10 00
8,863
W. Doremus, Clerk.
village is in Madison County.
LOANS—
Incorporated 1783.
j
When Due. | Water debt (Included)
$41,000
Water and Sewer Bonds.
j Assessed valuation 1906
1,012,600
3' js<*4s
$72,000r
1910-1911 [Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$30 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$72,000 | Population In 1905
1,756
INTEREST payable.at Mercantile Trust Co. and
Schenectady Savings
Ban'*
CAZENOVIA
(Town).
C. A. Fox, Supervisor.
This town Is in Madison County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.
$52,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
Assessed valuation 1907
2.097,700 | Population In 1905
$10 40
_3,557
CHAMPION AND DENMARK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
C. A. Beyer, Treasurer.
A district in Jefferson and Lewis Counties.
BONDED DEBT Feb 19 ’07 $26,000 | School tax
(per $1,000) 1906.$12 00
Assessed valuation 1906
.575,6151 Population In 1907 (est.)
.1,500
(Assessment about 50% actual val.) |
CHARLOTTE.
F. R.
Lewis, Village Clerk.
This village Is In Monroe County.
BONDED DEBT Feb. 28 ’06.$52,7001
Assessed valuation 1905
840,0001
CHEEKTOWAGA
No. 7.
S.
UNION
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Population In 1905
FREE
SCHOOL
$12 74
_1,834
DISTRICT
Jay Chart, District Clerk.
This district Is In Erie County.
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed valuation 1905..
$1,509,073
Building and Site Bonds.
! (Assessment about 40% actual value)
4 Mjs’OO J-J
S3,UOOr.June 30’07-09 School tax (per $1,000) 1906. $7.00
4 Us’06 j-j
48,000r June 30'07-22 Population In 1906 (est)
3,500
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06.
$51.000
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Including special franchise valuation amounting (1906) to $13,588,200.
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 376,587; In 1900 it was 352,387; In 1890
it was 255,664; In 1880 It was 155,134.
This village is In Oneida County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906. $64,000 ! Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
726,7601 Population In 1905
CANAJOHARIE
(Village).
CANAJOHARIE
(Town).
Floatlngdebt
2,000
27,000
CANANDAIGUA.
$13 40
2,224
1906..$1,790,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900____ $9 75
Population in 1905
3,982
Henry Senglaub, Village Treasurer.
This village is the county-scaLof Ontario County.
Incorporated 1815.
LOANS—
When Due. 5s ’06 June 1 $7,158 42r.June 1 1910
Water Bonds.
(Subject to call at any time.)
Is
A-OS 130,000
Apr 1 1915 BONDED DEBT May ’05. .$362,271
A-O
4s
7,500. ..Oct 1 ’07-11 Assessed valuation, real.. 3,642,679
Street Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
326,450
3.95s
M-S$ 100.000
Sept 1 ’08-17 Franchise
66,050
3.65s’04M-S 100,000
Sept 1 ’18-27 Total valuation. 1904
4,035,179
Assessment Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904..$10 41
5s *04
May $6,293
1909 Population In 1900__
6,151
4Ls’05 June 15,478
June 1 1909
(Subject to call at any time.)
INTEREST
on
CANANDAIGUA
5s of 1906
UNION
Population In 1905
7,332
payable at the Canandaigua National Bank.
FREE
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
NO.
I .—Frank
F. F.
llobbart, President.
Tills village is In Madison County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$73.000 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1907
1,025,0001 Population in 1905
(Assessment about % actual value.) 1 Population in
JAPE VINCENT.
John V. Stumff,
1906
(est)
$35.55
3,244
-.3,500
Treasurer.
village is in Jefferson County
IONDED DEB T Dec 1906. .$27.000 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
assessed valuation 1905
531.315 | Population In 1905
CARTHAGE.
This village Is In
A. W.
_$9 10
..1,231
Thompson, Clerk
Jefferson County
When Due | BONDED DEBT Feb 18 ’07. $58,000
| Assessed valuation 1906..$ 1,151,362
J-J
4s
$50.000c... July 1 1922 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1906
Sidewalk Bonds.
$11 50
4s
M-S
$8.000c..Sept 1 ’09-16’Population in 1905
3,404
INTEREST on the water bonds Is payable In New York; on the sidewalk
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
'
(bonds lu Carthage.
T. J. Wintermute, Treasurer.
4s
Road Bonds.
Feb f $5.700c. ..Feb
1
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07. .$93,180
Assessed valuation 1906. .27,367.076
Population In 1905
51.600
1911
V 30,000c-.Feb 1 *12-175
Feb,'
6.480c..-Feb 1 1908 1
l 20,000c. .Feb 1 T0-’13|
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer’s office.
CHERRY CREEK
(Town).
George T. Delamater, Clerk.
This town Is In Chautauqua County
BONDED DEBT Sept.1906_$41 .OOOjTax rate
(per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
449,0371 Population In 1905
/_
CHESTER.
James S.
This village is In
LOANS—
4s
Demerest, Clerk.
Orange County.
-
Wtu
n
Due.
Water debt (Included)
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Population In 1905
Water Bonds.
J-J
$48,00Cc
Road
$11 90
1,441
Bonds.
4s
J-J
$15.40('C
1907-1928
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 .$63:400
..
$48,000
2,000
512.000
$31 60
1205
INTEREST payable In Chester
CINCINNATUS.
L. Do
Loma*ter, Clerk.
This town Is In Cortland County.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Sept.
1906.$32,000
Water-W'orks Bonds.
[Floatlngdebt
8 000
3 T-4s’06 Feb
$1.500)
Feb 1 19261 Assessed valuation 1906
361.680
4s’06
Feb
12,500
|’i ax rate (per $1.000) 1905
$18 42
(Suble'% to call after 5 years.)
| Population In 1905_
912
CLAYTON.
J.
Sleght. Clerk Board of Education.
4s ’05
J-J
SttO.uour Jan 1 1910-29 |School tax (per $1 000) 1907.. $6 73
BONDED DEBT Jati 1 ’07. .$80.0001 Population In 1907 (est.)...... r ,500
Assessed valuation 1900..$4,362,977 I
INTEREST is payable In New York City.
CANASTOTA.
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
Is ’07
W. A. Cage, Supervisor.
This town is In Montgomery County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907-.$25,000 Assessed valuation
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
$9 00
2,420
.J. H. McLaughlin, Clerk.
Tills village Is in Montgomery County.
BONDED DEBT July 1906_$31,500 | Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
840,0001 Population in 1905.
.
.
Elmira Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
CAMDEN.
This
W. E. Thorpe. Treasurer.
This village Is In Greene County.
LOANS—
'
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $98,000c
1913-1916
Building Bonds.
!
3 ’4s
J-J $11,000c
1909-1919:
City and County Hall.
Grade crossing.
Park and railroad bonds
Refunding bonds.
School bonds.
Bailey Avenue sewer. Temporary loans.
Tax loans.
School bonds.
In both N. Y. and Buff Water loans.
Swing bridge.
BulTalo River.
Hamburg Canal.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.—
Jan 1 ’07.
July 1 ’06.
July 1 ’05.
July 1 ’04.
Total bonded debt
$19,264,660 $19,250,460 $18,256,631 $ 18,225,159
Sinking funds
1,207,195
1,081,068
953.121
820,736
of resources
CATSKILL (Village).
This village is In Jefferson Countv.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1906.$50.069 Population m 1905.
Assessed valuation 1904
528,2154
CLIFTON SPRINGS.
H. L.
This village Is in Ontario Countv.
BONDED DEBT Mch. 1 ’06.$68,000 I
Assessed valuation 1905
777,452|
CLINTON.
This
C. D.
1,918
Wright, Trustee.
Population in 1905
1,586
Ilayes, Treasurer.
village is In Oneida County.
Incorporated April 12 1843.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
.$50,300
M-N $27,000r._ Nov 1 1911 !Assessed valuation 1906
3%s
612,690
3Us
J-D
17,0001June 1 1913'Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$10 00
4s
J-J
6.300r
1908-19251 Population In 1905
_1,310
INTEREST on the 3 14% bonds Is payable on Albany; on the
4% bonds
In Clinton.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Andrew
Williams, County Treas.
Plattsburg Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.\ BONDED DEBT Dec 1 '07 $113,000
Asylum-Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
6,822,662
4s ’06
Dec $60,000c
Dec 1 1921 Population In 1905
47,282
INTEREST on asylum bonds Is payable In
Plattsburg.
COBLESKILL.
A. C.
Kilmer, Treasurer.
This village Is In Scoharle County.
BONDED DEBT Apr’07..
$95,0001
Assessed valuation 1905
1.472,5801
Tax rate (per$l ,000) 1905
Population In 1905
$10 50
2,158
46
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
COHOES.
Miller Hay, Chamberlain.
This city Is In Albany County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J $80.082.._Jan 1 ’11-17
(See V. 78, p. 1566, for maturities.)
4s
J-J
$15,000..May 10 ’08-22
3s
J-J
15,680 54r__Jan *29-31
3Ms
J-J 40,245 88r.Jan 1 '32-39
($5,000 due yearly on Jan. 1.)
3 Ms
J-J $2,426 67r_. Jan 1 1937
3 Ms
J-J ] 6,906
Jan 1928
]30 000
3
3
3
3
J-J
J-J
J-J
3 Ms
I
J-J
'07-15
Sinklngfund
7s
4s
1923
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
’09-11
1 1926
COXSACKIE.
J-J
J-J
J-J
$14,000c. .July 1 ’07-13
4,000c..July 1 ’07-10
65.000c&r.July 1 1918
(Subject to call July 1 1903.)
F-A $25,000r__Aug 1 ’07-11
J-J
75,000r
July 1 1920
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
J-J
$15,000r_ .July 1 ’07-09
J-J
14,000r
July 1 1923
CUYLER.
Chas. A.
Population In 1905
COLLEGE POINT.
See New York
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
City...
E. Washburn
County seat Is Hudson.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
3 Ms’02 M-Sj$70,O00r._Mch 1
\
4s
’17-23
I5,000r---Mck 1 1924
2,339
Scovill, Treasurer.
Funding Bonds.
1899 M-N j$25,000r_May 1 ’09-13
\ 30,OOOr.May 1 '04-16
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907
$211,600
Refunding Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
22,729.874
3Ms Mch
$10,000c..Mch 1 '08-09 Tax valuation, personal1,786,362
3 Ms Mch
12,500c.-Mch 1 ’10-11 Bank stock
1,312,771
3 Ms Mch
20,000c..Mch 1 ’12-13 Total valuation 1906
25,829,007
3Ms Mch
24,100c..Mch 1 ’14-18
(Assessment Is 4-5 actual value.)
Armorv Bonds.
Population 111 1900
43,211
4s, 1898 M-SJ $3,000c.-Mch 1
190S Population In 1890.
46,172
\
2,000c...Mch 1 1909 Population In 1905
42,868
INTEREST on coupon bonds payable at office of
County Treasurer;
on
registered bonds in New York exchange.
COOPERSTOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1.
Wm. Festus Morgan, Secretary.
Tills district Is No. 1 of the town of Otsego, Otsego County.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906..$1,876,175
Building Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
4s ’06
J-D $70,000c. Dec 1 ’07-'’
School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$8.00
BONDED DEBT Feb 15 ’07.$76,000 [Population In 1906 (est.)
2,500
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank In Cooperstown.
CORINTH.
This village Is In Saratoga County.
BONDED DEBT Jan. 1906.$69,000 | Population In 1905
.2,186
CORINTH UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.—W. J.
Burnham,
President.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$20,000
Building Bonds {Tax exempt).
j Assessed valuation 1905
620,449
4 Ms’06 Nov $20,000c.. Nov 1 '11-’20 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$13.00
CORNING (City).
J. W. Fcddcr, City Clerk.
This city, situated In the town of the same name. Is In Steuben
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
City Sewer Bonds.
City Bridge Bonds.
7s
J-J
$50,000. .Jan '08 to ’17
F-A
4s
$680
Feb
1908 Is
J-J
40,000.. July 1 ’49-’52
4s
J-J
( 10,000
July 1 1947
General Fund Bonds.
\ 5,000
July 1 1948 4s
J-J ($20,000...July 1 ’43-44
River Bonds.
\ 5,000...July 1 1945
J-J $100,000.July 1 *26to’3o
4s
City Hall Bonds,
($10,000 due yearly.)
4s
A-O
$5,000...Oct 1
1007
4s
J-J
$35,000
1936-1939
Paving Bonds.
($10,000 annually 1936-1938 and 5s ’06 May 1
$973.20 May 1 ’08-’09
$5,000 1939.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1907.. $296,000
4s ’04
J-J
($5,000
July 1 1939 Total valuation of cltv ’05.3,877,250
110,000
July 1 1940 City tax (per $1,000) 1905
$5.65
Water Bonds.
Population, city, 1905
13,515
J-J
4s
$10,000
July 1 1946 Population, city, 1900.
11,061
CORNING SCHOOL DIST. NO. 9.
LOANS—
5s
5s
4s
4s
George'Hitchcock, Sec.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$42,500
1908-1910 Assessed valuation 1906.. .3,378,878
1911' School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$7.05
12.000c
1912-1917 Population In 1906 (est.)
14,000
2 6.500c-Mch 1918-''31
M-S
M-S
$3,000c
1,000c
...
M-S
TAX-EXEMPT.—Bonds
are
exempt
from taxation.
CORNING SCHOOL DIST. NO. 13.
LOANS—
H. T. Cole Jr., See.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb
18’07.$18,000
$16.000c_Sept 1 ’09-’24 Assessed valuation 1906
750,960
2,000c.July 1 ’07-’08 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$13.91
INTEREST on the $2,000 bonds payable at office of District
Treasurer;
on $16,000 bonds at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York
City.
4s
4s
-
M-S
J-J
CORTLAND.
Grove T.
Maxson, Mayor.
This city Is in Cortland County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S $58,000
Sept 1 1914
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1904.)
Paving Bonds (Con.)Oct ($2,220
Oct 1 1907
l 2.229
Oct 1 1908
4s
A-O
6,000
Apr 2 1908
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call.)
4s 1905 $60,900
1925 4s
J-J
$35,514 16 July 1 1921
School Bonds.
4s
July
845..July 1 ’07-’10
3«s
$20,000
May 4 1912 4s
July
3,480..July 1 *07-’ll
(Subject to call May 4 1902.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.$235,401
4s 1904 J-D $19,500
Dec 1 1924 Assessment debt (add’l)__.
26,412
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
6,884,656
4s
Oct
$8,000..Oct 1908-’l 1 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905.. 15 30
4s
Oct
1,000..Oct
1907 Population In 1905
11,274
4s|
Oct
1915-’18 Population In 1900
8.000..Oct
9,012
CORTLANDVILLE.
A. J.
4s
Kiniield, Supervisor.
This town Is In Cortland County and was separated from the city of Cort¬
land In March 1899.
Cortlandvllle pays 18.7% of the refunding bonds and
Interest and the city of Cortland 81.3%.
LOANS—
When Due. Highway and Bridge Bonds
$8,000
TOWN DEBT.
Town debt Mch 1907
,000
Total valuation 1906
Refunding Bonds
1,358,490
s
...7 $6,000..Sept 1 ’07-’12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$9.00
3 Ms
12,000..Sept 1 ’13-’14 Population of Town 1905.
3,046
..
3 Ms
4s
20,000..Sept 1 ’15-’18
48,000.-Mch 1 ’08-’l 5
value.)
$6 23
1,954
_
R.[Salisbury Treasurer.;
,
L. S. Barber, Supervisor.
DANSVILLE.
This
B. G.
-
1906...$10 66
943
Foss, Village Attorney.
village Is In Livingston County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4Ms’96
3Ms’00
$54,900r Sept 1 ’07-’24
8,000r Aug 1 ’07-’22
’04
3,600r Jan
1 ’09-’14
Street Bonds.
4s '01
$2,000r June 1 *07-’10
4s
DEER PARE.
W. S.
Incorporated 1845.
Sewer Bonds.
3.75s’04 A-O $95,000r Oct 1 ’09-’29
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$167,550
Assessed valuation 1904
1,456,000
(Assessment abt. 75% actual value.)
Village tax (per $1,000) 1904
$7 93
Population In 1900
3,633
Population in 1905.
.3,908
Bcvans, Clerk.
This town (P. O. Port Jervis) Is In Orange County.
When Due.
Bridge and Highway Bonds.
Refunding RR. Bonds.
4s
Feb 1
j$5,000c...Feb 1 1908
($15,000e&r Feb "OS-MO
1 2.000c._ .Feb 1 1900
30,000c&r Feb ’ll-’15 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $168,000
F-A
3Ms
35,000c&r Feb ’16-’20 Total valuation 1906
2,508.408
24,000e&r Feb *2 l-’23 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
27,000c&r Feb ’24-’26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16.50
30,000c&r Feb ’27-’29 Population in 1905
...11,562
Population In 1900.
11,317
INTEREST payable at National Bank of Port Jervis.
LOANS—
O.Tonnor, Clerk.
This village Is In Putnam County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 29 ’07...$90,000 Assessed valuation
1906..$1,219,135
Sinking fund
1.
2.287 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$8.10
W.
This town Is In Cortland County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907__$44,500 ITax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
398,589 j Population in 1905
_
COLD SPRING.
1,306,185iPopulation in 1905
This village Is In Greene County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907 $62,000lTax rate
(per $1,000) 1905.....$9 40
Assessed valuation 1905
1,374,5001Population in 1905.
2,940
J-J
7,000r...Jan 1 ’08-14
3 Ms
J-J
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’04
J-J
3 Ms
J-J
$20,000.. .Jan 1 '21-24
>
BONDED DEBT Nov 20 ’06$855,823
4s ’04
503 54
J-J
Jan 1 1908 Water debt (Included)
220,000
4s ’05
M-N 47,647 94..May ’07-23 Tax valuation, real
10,707,422
4s ’05
J-J
13,923..Aug 20 ’07-23 Tax valuation, personal-_
431,550
J-J 1 14,503.75rDec 1 ’07-11 Franchise tax..
4s ’06
.."
302,950
1 24,105.40r.Dec 1 1907 Total valuation 1906
11,441,922
City Hospital Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906. ,$14.48
4s
J-J
$5,000r._ July 1 ’07-11 State & Co tax (per $ 1,000) ’06 .$5.00
4s
J-J
5,000r-..July 1 1912 Population In 1900
23,910
Population In 1905
24,183
*-INTEREST on the 7% water bonds and on Improvement bonds of 1906
Is payable at National Bank of Cohoes; on the $65,000 of 4% water bonds
at Manufacturers’ Bank, Cohoes; on the Improvement bonds of 1904 and
1905 at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York,* on all other bonds
by the
Central Trust Company.
..
(Assessment about fuli
2,000 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
...
Assessed valuation 1906
Water Bonds.
7s
Hall, Supervisor.
1 1916
City-Hall Bonds.
$100,OOOr._Dec 15 ’09-28
’24-25
1 1921
1 1922
1 1919
117,519 66..Jan 1 1920
7 210 64....Jan 1 1918
] 15,704r
Jan 1 1910
1 2,301r
Jan 1 1909
J-J
J-J
$9,000 ..July 1
5,000
July
15,000...July 1
40,000
July
4s Ann
'26-27
1
J-J
J-J
Ira C.
This town Is In Seneca County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$36,0001
School Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
3 Ms
Jan ’29-31
1 438
Jan
1
916 01..Jan
20,000...Jan 1
116,805 85..Jan
110,000 OO-.Jan
[10,000 OO-.Jan
J-J
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
COVERT.
Incorporated 1870.
[VOL. LXXXIV.
DELHI
(Town).
H. S. Graham, Supervisor.
.
This town Is in Delaware County.
LOANS—
- When Due.\ BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. $150,000
N. Y. & Oswego .Midland RR.
j Total valuation 1906
1.331,385
f $8,OOOr.May l ’08-’09 ; (Assessment about M actual value.)
3Ms May ( 30,OOOr.May 1 ’10-’14 Tojal tax (per $1.000) 1906
$16 58
ll02,000r
May 1 1915 ; Population In 1900
.3,243
Feb
3Ms
4,000r.Feb l ’08-’09 : Population In 1905_
.....2,908
INTEREST Is payable at Albany.
r
_
DELHI
(Village).
W. I. Mason, Secretary.
This village Is In Delaware County.
Incorporated 1821.
Water Bonds.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Feb 1007. .$52,000
4s
M-N $40,OOOr.May 1 ’07-’22 I Assessed valuation 1906
..795,605
($10,000 every 5 years.)
! Village tax (per $1,000) 1906..$8,36
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N $12,000r
__1927:
INTEREST on the water-loan bonds Is payable at the Village Treasurer’s
office.
TAX FREE.—The bonds are exempt from taxation.
DEPEW.
John C.
This village
LOANS—
Glade, Village Clerk.
is In Erie County
_
When Due.
BOND. DEBT July 1906
Assessed valuation 1905
Improvement Bonds.
5s ’06
$15,000.June 30 ’07-’21 Population in 1905.
J-D
DE RUYTER.
B. S.
$99,000
2,167,929
3 535
Bryant, Supe r visor.
This town Is In Madison County.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. j Assessed valuation 1906.
$572,135
Railroad Aid Bonds.{Tax exempt). I
(Assessment about full value.)
3**s
J-J $40,000c
-.1927 ; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.... $8 80
(Subject to call at any time.)
Population In 1905
1,300
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$40,000 i
LOANS—
INTEREST payable In De Ruyter.
TAX-FREE.—Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
DOLGEVILLE.
W. H.
Bacon, Clerk.
This village Is in Herkimer and Fulton counties. Incorporated Mar 17
1891
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $106,000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,054,115
4s
A-O $l3,000c_Apr 20 ’08-’20 (Assessm’t about 80% actual
value.)
3 Ms
J-J
50,000r
1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
27 80
Sewer Bonds.
Population III 1905
2,245
3.90s
J-J
$42,000r_July 1
07-’34
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable at the American
Exchange Bank; on
the 3Ms by the State Comptroller.
DUNKIRK.
This city Is In
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
John T.
Madigan, Mayor; L. N. Murray, Clerk
Chautauqua County.
When Due.
Incorporated June 2 1885.
Water debt
$136,800
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.332.092.60
3Ms&4s
$136,800c&r ..1908-1920 Assessed valuation, real__$4.852,846
Warrants, Gs
19,994 Assessed val., personal.._
112,200
Street Improvem’t Bds.
Assessed val.. franchises..
149,020
4s
Var $46,658 00c_ 1907 1914 Total valuation 1906
5,114,066
4s ’05
Feb
6,405 63c Feb 7’08-14 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
4s ’05
Jan
3,982 09c Jaill7’08-14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$29 20
4s ’05
Jan
18,146 17c Janl7’08-14 Population In 1890.
9,416
Assessment debt
..$97,726 43 Population In 1900
11,616
Floating debt
97.5G6.26 Population In 1905
15,250
INTEREST on street bonds payable at Merchants’ Nat. Bank of
Dunkirk.
..
.
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
William
Poughkeepsie Is the county
scat.
When Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
3Ms
J-J ($l44,000r Jan 2 ’08-’31
1
l.OOOr Jan
2
1932
3Ms
J-J
65,000r Jan
2
1928
LOANS—
Haubennestel, Treasurer.
County House Bonds.
J-J
$52,500r. Jau 2 ’08-’28
BONDED DEBT Sept’06.
$271,000
Total valuation 1906
46,305,191
Population In 1900
81,670
Population In 1905
81,633
3 Ms
_
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Treasurer.
EASTCHESTER.
Tbls town (P. O.
Henry *C. Merritt, Supervisor.
Tuckahoc) is In Westchester County.
Highway Bonds.
($5,000..
1 4,000
4s
/
4s
4s
$34,800.
1927 4s
83.200
1928 BONDED DEBT July’06
$164,500
1929 Assessed valuation 1905
3,300,240
1930 Population In 1905
3,986
5,000..
\ 4,000.
EASTCHESTER UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1.
A district In Westchester County (P. O.
Tuckahoe).
Secretary Board of Education.
Walter F. Jeffers,
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Dec 1906
$42,500
School Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1905... 1.312,876
4s ’06
J-D [SlO.OOOc.Dec 15 ’07-’16 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.
$61,500
l 20,000c. Dec 15 ’17-’26j Assessed valuation 1906
1,000,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Mt. Vernon Trust Co., Mt. Vernon.
EASTCHESTER UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 2.
Richard Turner, Clerk Board of Education.
A district In Westchester County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$61,500 ! School tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$19.50
Assessed valuation 1906
1,000.000 j Population in 1907 (est)
i1,400
(Assessment from 25 to 30% act. val) j
.
EASTHAMPTON.
This
town
LOANS—
E. J.
Edwards, Clerk.
is in Sulfolk County.
When Due.
Highway Bonds.
4s '06
M-S $95,000..Mch 1 ’08-’20
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.. $95,000
Assessed valuation 1905. .$3,316,475
Population in 1900
3,476
Population in 1905
4,302
INTEREST payable at the Easthampton National Bank.
Apr.,
1907.]
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
EAST
SYRACUSE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
Mead, Clerk.
C.
A.
district In Onondaga County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907
.$32.5001 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..10.70
Assessed valuation 1900
1.380,000 I Population In 1907 (est.)
.3,500
(Assessm’t about 65% actual val.) |
EATON.
L. W.
Burroughs, Supervisor.
This town Is In Madison County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $49,000ITax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$9 8p
Assessed valuation 1906
1,108,886] Population In 1905.
2,474
ELLENVILLE.
► •This
William S.
Doyle, President.
village Is In Ulster County.
Incorporated 1857.
LOANS—
When Due. | BOND. DEBT Feb 12 ’07...$44,500
1 ’07-’ll 1 Assessed valuation 1906
$286,200
l30,000._June 1 ’12-’31 ! (Assessm’t about 30% actual value.)
Water Bonds.
1 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$25 42
3Ms
f$5,000..June
...
$9,500.
(Subject to call July
ELMIRA.
Z. R.
1
| Population in 1905
|
1907.)
2,872
Elmira is the capital of Chemung County.
Incorporated 1864.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
Contingent Exp. Bonds.
4s
M-N $30,000r Aug
1908-’10
3.35s
J-J
*24,000..July-1 1 07-’12 4s
M-N 16,500r Nov
1
1911
Grade Crossing Bonds.
4s
M-xN
1
20,000r May
1910
J-J
3.Ms
$5,000r .July 1
1913 4s
M-N
1
1911
22,000r May
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-N
1
1908
12,000r May
3 Ms
A-O $90.,000r Oct 1 ’ 2 2-’24 4s
M-xN 21,000r May
1
1909
3 Ms
A-O
1
1925 4s
25,000r Oct
M-N
1
1910
8,500r May
4s ’05
M-S
1
55,000r Sept
1935 3 Ms
xM-S
1
25,000r Sept
1926
City Hall Bonds.
Pavement Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O
$5,000r Oct
1
1925 3 Ms
M-S $20,000r Nov 15 1928
3 Ms
A-O
60,000r Oct 1 ’’26-’27 3 Ms
M-N 20,000r Nov 15 1929
3 Ms
A-O
1
1928 4 Ms
10,000r Oct
M-S
1
1931
20,000r Sept
4 Ms
M-S
1
1929' 4s
5,000r Sept
M-S
30,000 c&r Sept 1 1932
4 Ms
M-S
1
1930
30,000r Sept
Redemption Bonds.
4 .Ms
M-S
1
1931 3 Ms
10,000r Sept
/$ ,207,000r
1912-1920
Fire Department.
)
1921
J-J\ 28,000r
3 Ms
J-J
1
1910 3 Ms
$12,000r Jan
xM-S
22,000r Sept 1907-’28
3 Ms*
J-J
1
1910 3 Ms
1,500r Jan
J-J
14,000r July 1 ’07-’20
Park Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
f
500r July
1
1918
3Ms M-S15 $16,000c Sept 15 1926
\ 11,000r July 1 ’07-’17
Funding Debt Bonds.
4s
J-J
17,000r July 1 ’07-’23
3 Ms
M-N $20,000r Nov 15
1907 4s
J-J
7,000r July 1 ’07-’13
4s
M-N
l,000r Nov
1907 4s ’04
J-J
J 8,000r July 1 ’07-’14
4s
M-N
1
1908
8,000r Nov
1
1915
\18,500r July
3 Ms
M-N
2,000r Nov 1907-’08 4s ’05
M-S
26,000r Sept 1 ’07-’32
3 Ms
M-N
1
18,000r Nov
f
19W9 4s ’06
M-S
29,000r.Sept 1 ’07-’35
3 Ms
A-O
21,000r Oct 1 ’07-’27
1 9,U00r
Sept 1 1936
3 M s
J-J
98,000r July 16 1930;
The only p/ovislon for paying the city’s indebtedness as it
matures Is
direct taxation.
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.—
Jan. 1 ’07.
Jan. 1 *06.
.Yor. 1 ’05.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Total bonded debt
$1,164,500
$1,140,500
$1,135,500
$1,140,500
INTEREST payable at City Chamberlain’s office. In N. Y. exchange.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessment about 80% actual value.
Real
Personal
City Tax
Years.
Estate.
Pr overt]).
Total.
per $1,000,
1906
*$17,969,778
$1,418,680
$19,388,458
$22 04
1905
847,930
19 94
17,670,568
1904
*16,820,130
849.930
19 94
17,670,060
1902
16,095,098
1,298,890
17 60
17,393,988
1900
15,703,320
1,912,238
17 12
17,615,158
1890
12,258,494
1,116,200
14 15
13,374,694
1880
9.959,975
511.300
10.471 ,275
13 15
*
Including special franchises, which for 1906 aggregated $1 ,036,300.
POPULATION.—In 1905, 34,<687; In 1900, 35,67 2: in 1890 It was 30,893
in 1880 it was 20,541.
--
-
,
C. J. Fix,
County seat is Buffalo.
Treas; A. Shepherd, Dep. Treas.
LOANS—
When Due.
Armory Bonds (Con)Road Bonds,
13 Ms
A-O $ 10,000r July
1
1916
3 Ms
M-N $5G,000r July 1 ’07-'22 3 Ms
M-N 45,000r July 1 ’07-’12
City and County Hall Bonds
3Hs ’05M-N 140,000r Nov 1 ’07-’20
.T-J $ 100,000c July 1 ’07-’10 4s ’07
A-O 250,000r Apr 1 ’20-’29
City, Co. Hall and Jail Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..5652 .000
Cs
M-N $100,000c Nov 1 ’11-*14 Assessed valuation, real.311,639,045
Assessed valutalon, pers’l
Penitentiary Building.
8,376,002
4s
M-N $2 1,000r Nov 1 ’07-’09 Total valuation 1906
320,015,047
Armory Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '06_$3 18
4s
F-A $20,000r Aug 1907-1912 Population In 1890
322,981
3 y, s
A-O 160,000r July 1 ’07-’l4 Population In 1900
433.686
INTEREST payable at Buffalo.
Population In 1905
473,700
FALLSBURGH.
John S.
Prince, Supervisor.
This town Is in Sullivan County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907..$82,000
Assessed valuation 1906
23,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 1907 105,000 Population in 1905...
Floating debt.
$554,210
3,810
Sec New York City.
FISHKILL LANDING.
E. E. Strong, Clerk.
Tills village Is In Dutchess County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A $88,320r
1907-1930
4s
F-A
1906-1930
45,000r
School Bonds
3 Ms
M-N $8,000r Nov 1 ’07-’10
Water Bonds.
M-N $36,800r Nov 1 ’07-’29
3.99s
Bank,
SCHOOL
Flshklll
Landing.
DISTRICT
NO.
5.
.
See New York City.
FLATBUSH.
FLUSHING.
See New York City.
FONDA.
J. W. Saltsman, Village Treasurer.
This village Is In Montgomery County.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07. .$63,0001 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
.587,9021 Population In 1905
LOANS—
This
$10.85
1,131
James Walrath, Clerk.
Montgomery County.
Wtien Due.
Water Bonds (Tar exempt).
4 s ’05
J-I) $40,00()r ..June 1 1915
4s ’95
J-D
5,000r
11915
4s ’97
J-D
7,500r
1915
1923
3.90s’05Sept 1 5,0()0r
3 4s '02 July 2<),000r
1926 !
FRANKFORT.
Sewer Bonds (Tax exempt).
4Hs ’1)3 J-J
$5,000r
1908
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$92,500
Assessed valuation 1906
1,325,983
(Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
$11.00
Population In 1905
2,596
J. D. Owen, Clerk.
village is In Herkimer County.
LOANS—
Incorporated 1862.
.BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906..$75.000
When Due.
Street Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
559,489
3.90s
July $7,000
1907-1913; (Assessm’t abt. 1-3 actual value.)
Electric Light Bonds.
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
$15.50
3.50s
M-S $15,000 .....1907-1921 ' Population In 1900.
2,747
W’ater Bonds.
Population In 1905.
2,870
3.50s
Nov $53,000.
1922
INTEREST on street 3.90s and electrlc-llght 3 Ms payable at First
National Bank In Frankfort; on water 3^s In Albany.
•
S. P. Shea, Clerk.
Tills village Is In Nassau County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$92,0001
Assessed valuation 1906.. $1,153,717
Water debt (included)
64,500'Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
11 17
Water sinking fund
3,075 ] Population in 1905
4,012
H. L. Blossom, Clerk.
This
village Is in Allegany County.
Incorporated 1898.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906
$518,835
3.90s
J-J
$37,700r..Jan 1 ’08-’36 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..
6 53
BONDED DEBT Feb 16 *07.$37,700 | Population In 1905
1,259
FULTON.
J. M.
Foster, Mayor; O. S. Bogardus, Chamb’n.
This city (Incorporated In 1902) is In
Oswego County and includes the
old villages of Fulton and Oswego Falls.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
Water Bonds.
'4s
M-N $28,700
1907-1920
3.40s
J-D8184.000C
1907-1929 BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$320,200
Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
3.617,575
4s
F-A $67,500c..
1916 Tax rate (per $1 000) 1905—
4s ’05
J-J
lO.OOOr Jan 1 *10&’15 1
East Side
$27 95
4s '05
J-J
15.000r Jan *20’25&3<)
West Side
27 63
4s ’06
J-J
5,000r Jan
1
1936 Population in 1900
8.410
4s ’06
J-J
(4,000 Jan 1 *18&’23 Pooulatlon In 1905
8,847
16,000 Jan *28 & ’33
INTEREST on sewer 5s of 1906 Is payable at the
Citizens’ National
Bank Fulton.
,
GENESEO.
W. W.
Killip, Treasurer.
This village Is In Livingston
County.
LOANS—
When Due. | BOND. DEBT Feb 1
1907$55.000
3 Ms
$20,000
June 1 1907 I Sinking fund
21,000
3 Ms
10,000
July 1 1910 ! Assessed valuation 1906
2,324,968
3Hs
25,000
June 1 1917 |Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$9.74
| Population In 1905.
2,243
INTEREST Is payable in Schenectady.
,
GENEVA.
Patrick
W. S. O’Brien,
O’Mally, Chairman Finance Committee;
City Attorney.
This city Is I11 Ontario County.
Incorporated Jan. 1 1898.
LOANS
When Due.
Park Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4s ’06
A-O $20,000r_.Apr 1 *08-17
3 Ms
A-O l 30,000r._Apr
’08-19 4s ’06
A-O
4,000r..Apr 1 '08-11
3 Ms
A-O
7,000r_ _Oct
’07-08
Water Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O
’07-21 4s
A-O $150,000c.Oct 26 1926
29,500r__Apr
3 Ms
A-O
6,750r__Oct
'07-09
Special Appropriation Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O
’07-22: 3Ms
12,750r._Apr
A-O
$6,600r_.Apr 1 '08-13
3 Ms
A-O
7,600r_ .Oct
’07-10 4s '06
A-O
ll.OOOr
1911-1917
3 Ms
A-O
1
’07-22
Sewer
24,950r__Apr
Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O
10,000r. .Oct 1 ’07-11 4s
$88,000c
Sept 1 1916
3 Ms
A-O
17,250r__Apr 1 ’07-23
Conduit Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O
9,250r__Qct 1 ’07-12 4s ’06
A-O" $4,141 02r
1907-14
4s
A-O
22,500r_.Apr 1 ’07-24 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$508,733
4s
A-O
10.500r._Oct 1 '07-13 Sinking fund
73,459
4s ’05
A-O / 12,500r._Apr 1 ’07-25 Assessed
valuation, real
5.918.081
ll0.000r._Oct 1 ’07-14 Assessed val.. personal
1,548,710
(See V 80
iturlty.) Total valuation 1906.
7.466.791
4s ’06
A-O
$7,987r
1911-1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
$13.24
Voting Machine Bonds.
Population In 1900
10,433
4s ’05
A-O
$2,500r..Apr 1 ’07-11 Population In 1905
12,249
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer’s office
„
GERMAN FLATS.
E. E.
Jenne, Supervisor.
This town Is In Herkimer County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07
$26,000ITax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906...4.973,640!
Population In 1905^
GLENS FALLS.
Village Hall Bonds.
3Ms’00 J-D $55,260c
3 Ms’92 Sept $25,000r
1912
3 Ms’93 Sept 142,000r
1907-1912
4s
’0« M-N
15,000c.Nov 19 '11-15
Water Bonds.
4s
’91 J-J
$55,00(ffc
1907-1917
4s
’94 M-S
35.000c .-..1907-1913
UNION
J-D
FREE
l
SCHOOL
When Due.
/$90,000c. Dec
10.000c.Dec
GLOVERSVILLE.
Stetson, Clerk.
1 *07-21
1
1922
O. L.
June ’07-29
3,000c.Novi 1907-03
BONDED DEBT Nov 1 ’06_$315.260
Total valuation 1906
5,871,370
(Assessed val. about M actual value.)
Village tax (per $1,000) 1905.S15 40
Population In 1900
12,613
Population In 1905
4,650
4 Ms’03 Nov
INTEREST payable In Glens Falls.
FALLS
9,498
Incorporated 1839
Sewer Bonds.
GLENS
$6 60
William M. Cameron, Clerk.
Thls vlllage Is In Warren County.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
A school district In the town of Flskhlll (P. O. Matteawan) Dutchess Co.
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1905
$844,402
4
s ’OGJ-J
$31.600.. July 1 ’07-’26i School tax (per $1,000) 1905...$4.51
BOND. DEBT July 1906
$31,600.
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank of Flshklll Landing In
New York exchange.
This village Is In
FREEPORT.
house. Clerk.
LOANS—
Fire-House Bonds,
4 Ws’Ofi M-N
$3.500r_.May ’0S-’14
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '07.$185,800
Assessed valuation 1906.._ 1,691,708
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Village tax (per $ 1,000) 1906..$13 28
Population in 1900
3,673
Population In 1905.x...
3,939
Incorporated 1829.
...
Incorporated 1864.
INTEREST Is payable at First National
FISHKILL UNION FREE
E. B. Chase, Clerk.
CummingJTreasurer.
Street Bonds.
Water Bonds
4s
M-S $12,000r.Sept 1 ’07-’ll
4s
F-A $40,000c Aug 1 ’07-’22 4s
F-A
7,000r
Aug ’OV-’ll
4s
M-S
20,000r Sept
1
1930 i 4s g ’04 F-A
14.400r.Sept 1 ’07-’14
School Bonds
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’07...$132,400
3Ms
Sept $5,000r
1908-1912 Total valuation 1906
1,404,240
Building Bonds.
(Assessment about 35% actual val )
3 Ms
A-O $16,000c
1908-1925 Village tax (per $1,000) 1906..$13.00
4s
M-S
5.000r
1907-1911 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906....25.40
Electric Light Bonds.
Population In 1905
5,148
4s ’06
J-J
S12,000r..July 1 *07-’18 Population In 1900
4,127
INTEREST on the water and hall bonds Is payable In N. Y.
City and
on the school bonds at the
Comptroller’s office, Albany.
24 5 1
FAR ROCKAWAY.
FORT PLAIN,
H. L.
village Is In Chautauqua County.
LOANS—
When Due. |
Brockway, Mayor; Henry J. Haase, Cham¬ FRIENDSHIP.
berlain; S. A. Warner, City Clerk.
ERIE COUNTY.
FREDONIA.
This
.4
47
DISTRICT,
Frank
D.
Moro-
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.$100,000
Assessed valuation 1906
4,681.707
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$9.80
Population In 1907 (est.)
10.000
Everest, Chamberlain; M. V. B.
Gloversvllle, which Is situated In Fulton Countv, was Incorporated a
city
March 19 1890, having theretofore formed
pan of the town of Johnstown.
The $150,000 sewer bonds mentioned below are
part of an Issue of $250.000—
$100,000 not yet Issued.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
Deficiency Bonds.
($3,000r
Oct 1 1907
4s
’97 xM-N $28,000r
May 1 1922 t 3 Ms’03 A-O (15,000r__.0ct 1908-10
Local Improvement Bonds.
!
I 2,000r
Oct
1 1911
4Ms*03 Apr
S700r
Apr 1908 3Ms'99Sept
2,000c... Sept 1 1907
4 Ms’04 Feb
7.400r__Feb 1 ’07-09 3.Ms’06 A-O
25.000-.Apr 2 ’11-16
(V 78, p 354 for maturity.)
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms’05 Feb $11.200c..Feb 1 ’07-10 4s ’05
M-N $150,000r_.Nov 1 1945
(V 80, p 178, for maturity.)
4 Ms’06 Feb 1
1,550c
1907-1911
4 Ms’06 Feb 1 17,200c
Feb ’07-11 ; (See V 82,
p 1001. for maturity.)
(See V 82, p 175, for maturity.)
'
General bonds Jan 1 1907.. .$581,500
1
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
Assessment debt...
40,250
4s
'95 A-O $ 14,000c..-Apr 1 1915 TOTAL
DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 621.750
3 Ms’91 A-O
1911 Sinking fund.
22.000c..-Apr
56.940
3 Ms’93 A-O
1913 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
23,000c...Apr
564.810
3 Ms’97 F-A
27.000r.-_.Feb
1917 Water debt (Included)
145.500
Fire Department Bonds.
; Assessed valuation, real
6.498,800
3Ms’02Augl $25,000r__.Aug 1 1932 Assessed valuation,
personal.434,375
Water Loan.
Total valuation 1906.
6.933.175
6s’77 Sept 1 $23,000c
1907 (Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
Sept
5s
Jan 1
17,500c
Jan
1910 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906...$27
60
3s'8 9
F-A
55,000c. ..Aug
1909 Population In 1900.
18,340
3Ms’92 J-D
50,000c...Dec
1917 Population In 1905.
.18,672
INTEREST on the water bonds issued In 1S85 and
1889, on the Fire
Department bonds and on the school bonds Is pavable at
Gloversvllle’
on all other Issues at the Fourth
National Bank, New York.
GOSHEN.
This village Is In Orange County.
BONDED DEBT Sep 1906. $43,000
Assessed valuation 1906... 1.582,050
GOUVERNEUR.
J. O.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1905,
Sheldon, Treasurer.
..
$8 16
3,099
This village la In St. Lawrence
County. Incorporated September 1850.
LOANS—
When Due. i Sinking fund
$3,000
Waterworks Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1906
1.837,640
3 Ms’90 J-J
$56,000c—July 1 1910 Tax rate (per $ l .000) 1906
$6 SO
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 1907. .$56,000 |
Population In 1905
4 220
INTEREST Is payable at Importers’ and Traders’
National Bank. New
York City.
t
48
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
GRANBY.
L. ]).
This town Is in
LOAN'S—
Beard-ley, Supervisor.
HERKIMER COUNTY.
Oswego County.
When Due.
Assessed valuation 1906
Bridge Bonds.
; Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
4s
$62,000..July 1 ’07-’22 Population in 1905BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$32.000
GRANVILLE.
S. E.
$9 10
2,038
Everts, Clerk.
HOOSICK
This village is in Washington County.
Incorporated in 1885.
LOANS—
U hen Due. | Sinking fund
r
$2,000
Water Bonds.
j Assessed valuation 1906. .$1.156,319
4s *06
.)-!) SdO.ooi’c.June 1 ’07-’36 | (Assessm't about
50% actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$30,000 j Total tax rate (perM) 1906
$30 00
INTEREST payable at Chase National Bank, in New York
City.
_
GRAVESEND.
See New York City.
GREAT
SCHOOL
NECK
DISTRICT
James
7.
This
C.
GREENE COUNTY.
Catskli! Is the countv seat.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907. $20,000 !
Assessed valuation 1905..12.762,9771
GREENPORT.
G.
H.
THs village Is in Suffolk
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
Water debt f included)
Assessed valuation 1906
Population In 1905
31,130
Corwin Jr., Clerk.
County.
Incorporated 18G8.
$66,750|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$19 40
17,000 j Population in 1905.
2,667
1.742,500!
GREENWICH AND EASTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DIS¬
TRICT NO. 3.
II. S. Langdon, Pres., Board of Edu¬
cation
fP. O.
Greenwich).
Tr i-: district is In Washington County.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,106.869
SchooDhouse Bonds.
School tax (per $1.000) 1905
$5.75
4s 'oe
j-j
$43.n0'>r. .Jan 1 ’08-’56 Population in 190G (est.)
2,600
BOND. DEBT Jah 1907
$49,000
INTEREST payable in Greenwich.
GROTON.
E. Field. Clerk.
ThB \Tiaee
In Tompkins County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907..$29,500 ’Tax rate (per $1,000)
1900
Asses-ed \aluation 1906
453,540 I Population In 1905.
HAMDEN.
C. M.
Hulbert, Supervisor.
Tnis town is in Delaware County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 23 '05.$63.0001 Tax rate 'per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
596.578 i Population In 1905
HAMILTON.
$9.80
1,188
1905...$17 11
.1,386
E. C. Butler, Clerk.
Tf.b \ il
Is in Madbo.u County.
Incorporated 1816, re-incorporated
Nov. 39 19**0
BONDED DEBT S,jpt 13*00.$80,500! (Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.)
Watei <’0*1
included*
53.500 ! Village taxDper $1,000) 1906. .$5.54
A83ess*-d valuation 1906
743.700 Population in 1905
..1,522
HARRISON.
Thb town
LOANS
Robert T. Shore, Clerk.
Highway Bonds.
4k
4s
4'-
1
.
l.ooo
.
4s
i»
v.
z
(Village).
a
T-N
■
.
.ooo
HEMPeTEAD
F
tr* C,
•ad Is
..May
*08-27
Town
now
a
HORSEHEADS
in
ro orpnra’ ed
1853
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
Assn'-sird valuation 1905
Wage 1 ax fper.Mj 1905
$58,900
.
1,140,880
:$11.70
Population in 1900
Population in 1905
r
W((
3,582
4,145
k$, Town Clerk.
Nassau County, but
was formerly a town
f'o.. t l et) JneJ'udlng Far Roelcaway, Hempstead,. I
nwood, haw1 < (- caway B«-&* h and Seaford tillages. .On Jan. 1 1898 that
porti J!
« * "
town ly'ng **\\eF<?rfy of a straight line drawn from the
south*
’ft of tie town of Flushing through the middle of the
easier...
channel
bet w t*
wkaway Leach ar.d Shelter Island, in the county of Queens,
to t he
’
tie Ocean.” beean e part of New York City, under the Greater
Y<c.
'p.a'ter.
This boundary was changed by' the Legislature in
and t > c new boundary is that portion of the old town of
Apr}.' Lv
llernpevead
tjn
the ean arid north by 'the ea*t and north bounds of
ti e ,*f*r,»
r \ ib.ge of Far Ro'-kaway, ar:d on the
ca*-t by a line drawn due
north 6e”
■,<: r<>>'1 v «-st corner of said \ Wage to the south line
the town
of
a
a^ it * \l-ed on 'he thirtv-fu>t day' of December 1897."
The
bond'- v ‘ *••t >«e'' w are ' hose rer^alning as a debt against the town after
assign-mv *1o New York < Sty the por'lor) belonging *o it
according to a de
cl.- i- e o' 11- e Supreme Court of the Third -Judicial* District at
Albany Dec. u
S<e
Itaa.
69, \j. 1357.
LOANS
1- ram hh< When Due
$500 225
**"' *>
re f <.»-,
,
*
.
’
,
•
Bonds
4»
J-J f 298 .OMOc^-r Je!y ] 1923
BOND bh.li'l i *-h 14 1907 $293,bd)
Assessed valuation, tea! .15,92,4.'71
Assessed \ ai ua1 ton per.s'l. 2 ,25./ .569
RvaC
,
HEMPSTEAD
d'li,
Total \aiuatlotr J9t>7
J8.67n.oi>.>
' A
rm-(.t an’. 40% ; > * - J : r ;j l \nlue,i
'J otnl tax 'per $>,noo> J9U7
$14.00
Population Jo 1906
27,066
Population in 1905.
34,746
.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO
9.
U.
Jj.
Cran-
»>< on-tary.
T'.fv district !>- in Nassau Co.
BONDED DEB'f Jan 2 1967 5 39
< School tax
Asseased \ a<ua t ion 1966
) ,560,000 <
,.
Daniel L.
4.1s
,
(Village).
R.
G.
Eisenhart,
Perkins, Clerk.
President;
This village Is In Chemung County,
*
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907. .542,400 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.
..$18 14
Assessed valuation 1906
500,00p | Population in 1905
1,810
HORSEHEADS UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
F.
D.
Williams, President.
LOANS—
Wfwn Due. |
4s ’06
J-D $16,200..Dec 1 ’07-’15|
INTEREST payable at National Bank of Commerce, New York
City.
HORSEHEADS (Town).
John Bennett, RR. Commis’ner.
Tills town Is In Chemung County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907...$32,000 | Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,874,646) Population in 1905
HUDSON,
v
Jordan
Tiie
city of Hudson
Columbia County.
Philip, Treas.;
was
LOANS—
4s
4s
When Due.
14s
F-A $14,000c..Feb
A-O
10,000c. -Apr
1
*08-14
1 *12-10
’($2,000 yearly.)
M-N $6,000c
May 1 1918
($2,000 due yearly) to May 1 1920
Street Improvement Bonds4s
F-A
$5,000c
4s
A-O
25.000c
4s
Feb
19,000c
4s
M-S
25,000c
3 Hs
Aug
6,000c
6,()0()c._Aug
1 *08-13
4s
F-A
15,000c
4s
F-A
10,000c
Feb ’17-18
Refunding Loan.
3 4s
M-N $5,000r._May 1 *08-12
(Exempt from all taxes.)
4s
1906
$7 60
4,826
Wm. Wortman, Clerk.
Incorporated in 1785.
Cemetery Bonds.
It Is the county’ seat of
Deficiency Bonds.
July $12,000c..July 1 *07-12
Funding Bonds.
F-A $1,312 50r. Feb
7s
10 *08-14
Refunding Water Bonds.
F-A $ 10,0(K)c..Aug 22 1907
4s
F-A
4s
10,000c..Aug 22 1909
School Bonds.
F-A 520 000c..Feb
2
s
.M-N
M-S
6,000c.
1
*08-11
.May 1 1918
20,0<)0r__Sept 1 *12-21
.
(is
A-O
7.00(>r__Oct 1 *07-20
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’07.. $502,713
7,557
N ET 1) E MT April 5 1907
495,156
Assessed valuation, real
4,386,825
Assessed val., personal..
764,84 1
Total valuation 1906..
..5,151 ,666
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 66% actual value)
4s ’04
July 5215,000r_July 1 ’07-22 Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
$24.60
(See V 78, p 2614, for maturity.)
Population in 1905.
10,200
4s ’05
.July S5o,000r. .July 1 ’23 24 Population In 1900
9,528
INTEREST Is payable In Hudson at the oillce of the City’ Treasurer.
ILION.
Walter C.
.
.
Rix, President
This.village is In Herkimer County.
LOANS
When Due.
--
Water Bonds.
$164,000.
.$2*75,500
.
IRVINGTON.
Sewer Bonds.
$47,500
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 ’06.
Water debt sinking fund
13,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,693,149
Village t?ix (per $1,000) 1900_$28 30
Population In 1905
5,924
..
Bonds.
$44,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
$50.000
T.
W.
Crisfield, Clerk.
Tills village Is In Westchester County.
LOANS—
When Due.] BOND. DEBT Fell 1907...$ 1 27.400
Reservoir Bonds.
i Assessed valuation 1 906. .5.226,750
3.32s
'
$73.600
((Assessment about 75% actual val.)
Town-Hall Bonds.
j Village tax rate (per M) 1906. $6.4 1
3JvS
$60,000
..[Population In 1905
.
I
H. Lutiit
town
.
—
ISLIP.
2,480
C. Milton
R of'ers,
Supervisor.
This town Is In Suffolk County.
Wht-n Due. Sinking fund
$3,000
Dock Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1 1,627.000
4s
J ./
1907-1918 (Assessment about 50 % actual \alue)
524,OOOo
To w n-ilouse Bond* — (Tut Drempt)
| Tax rate (per $1 ,000) 1906.. .$ 1 4.00
•1"'
J J
$9,00(1.
1907-19151 Population In 1995
13 VI
BOND. DEBT l eb 1907
$33,000)
INTEREST payable In
LOANS
.
Sayvllle.
..
ITHACA.
IF G.
Ofii’penter, Treasurer.
This city is In Toinpl lns County.
Arrangements are under way for the
purchase by tills city of the plant of the Ithaca Water-Works't;o.
(See
V*. 84, p. 403).
LOANS When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
3.3 s
$5,000
July 1 1907 48*06
J-.T
$75,000
July! '08 22
Bridge Bonds.
School Bonds.
■is
$20,000...1916 to 1925 4.8
$10,000
|.h9
Sewer Bonds.
3 !4s
7- .
4 5,000
19 19
4s g
J-J $125,000..July 1 *06 to*26
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
3,000
.July 1 1922 4s ’()/
F-A $100,0(10 Aug 1 *22 ’4 1
<
) iiiiin
1922 BOND. DEBT I lee 7 1906 '
$481,684
4> g
J J
] 1 OOUf
1923 1924
Exempt valuation 191)5 .10,874,735
7.01)1)1
1925
('nexempt valuation 1906, 7,219,440
Wafer Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s
.J J
$50,000
fan 1 1944 Total tax rate (per $1,000)
’o6_$26 (16
4s *06
J J
75,000
..Ian
1 1946 Population In 1900
.13,136
4s ’07
.1 ,J
60 none
...
_
-
.
.
..
...
Jan 1
1947
Population In 1905
.14’rtl5
INTEREST on the $60,000 water bonds is
payable at the Onion Trust
Co., New York < Ity; on the municipal Improvement bonds at the
Ithaca
Sat bigs Bank, Ithaca;
and on the $22,000 sewer bonds >it the Fourth
National Bank In New York City.
JAMESTOWN.
(per $1,000) 1906..$14 60
.
James I/. Weeks,
Mayor; .1. IF SI taw, Treus.
This city is In Chautamjua County-Incorporated March 31
1886.
LOANS
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
3 *is’93 M s *5i),O0()r... Mob 1
4s ’95
M-N $05,000r. .May 15 1925 4s '93
.1-1 > I I 1 JMlOeAr. Dee 1
Raving Bonds.
|4s *97 M N 50.ooor.. May 1
4s '97
J .1
Hi,(lour. .July 1 1907 4s ’98
J-J
20,0001
Meh 1ft
4s ’94
A-O
18,000c... Apr 1 1909 3 ^s’00J-J
20 ooor
July 1
4 s ’0 2
J D
Oct
3.Odor
I 1912 4 s '0 1
J-J
2ft,0o0r
lime 1
3 Ms’97 A-O
6 ,000)'.
Oct 9 1907 48 ’02
J-J)
20,0001..
June
1
3 1,s’99 J-D
1 1 ,7<)0r
Nov
1909
lire l>e pur I men t Bonds
3 *. » '00 J-D
6.1oor
Jan
4 1910 4s ’02
J D
Oct
$9,000r.
1
,
HERKIMER
T*'b village is in Herkimer County'.
BONDI D nKHTMdi 1905 $ 1 67,600 Pop
Assessed \«Juati/>n 3964
3,764,484 1
HLRKIMI V st 3661. DISIRJCI NO. f
A
s-
<
H«
-
P-
•
•
'
<•
BONDED DEBT Nov i960
.'83,6 6
A* fro) valJC’lo'j 1966
3,; -9.64
Rat Ion in 1905
...6,596
.
J. P.
I,\ mb
,
Clerk.
ty
‘ciiool
tax
f{er $ I ,600>
but
Bonds.
.
M. O. Hedges, Clerk,
...
-
z
’
in Nassau County.
When Due.
I S ?50,0o0
3921
f.ondy.
’0 8-19
1 N
? 2, Bio... May
L< .AN
4s
\pr
.Apr
Apr 1
.
O.oop
.
HEMPSTEAD
..
Park
'
.
$3,000 ...Apr 1 1923
1.000
Apr 1 1925
BONDED DEBT Oer 1906.$32,500
Assessed valuation 1905. .3,146,012
] ]9op Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$])
11
1 191 1
Population in 1905.
2,922
3 3 '18,
N.
Aug 1 1921
School
.Apr 1 ’OK-'25
Apr 1 IPOS
8oo
.
4s
.
F.
Jones, City Chamberlain.
in
F-A
..
'4s
$18,000
F. A.
is
When Due.
..
Is in Westchester County.
Whin Due.
Treasurer;
July $50,000c...July 1 1911
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$424.000
?91,000c..Feb 1 *07-20 Total valuation 1906
4,338,775
l 8,000c..Feb
1
1921
(Assessment about actual value.)
Sew-er Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000; 1906
$14.43
4s
M-N2 $100,000c ...1917-1926 Population in 1905
13,259
($10,000 yearly on May’ 29.)
Population in 1900
11,918
INTEREST on the water bonds Is payable at the City Chamberlain’s
office; on the park bonds at the American Exchange National Bank. New
York, and on the sewer bonds at the Hanover National Bank New York.
HORNELL SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7.
C. E. Shuits, Secretary.
4s’05
J-J
S12.OOOc.Jan 1 ’08-’131 (Assessment about 66% actual value)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907...$12,0001School tax (per $1,000)
1907...$9 84
Assessed valuation 1907
4,570.601 I Population in 1906 (est.)
15,000
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank in Hornell.
changed to Rensselaer, which
$32.69
1,358
city
3.4s
GREENBUSH.
1906
1,000r
25,000r
Water Bonds.
3 4s
F-A$ 175,000c
.
This village Is In Chenango County,
BONDED DEBT Aug 1
'06.$46,500[Tax rate (per $1.000)
Assessed valuation 1906
587.327 | Population In 1905
(Assessm't about
actual value.) I
5,000r.
J-J
LOANS—
McClelland, Supervisor.
GREENE.
HausslcT,
Steuben County’.
Name formerly Hornellsvllle,
changed by Chapter 288, Laws of 1906.
Incorporated In 1888.
This town is in Westchester County.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '06.$344,000
Bridge Repair Ronds.
Assessed valuation, real..26,530,738
4a
May $l,G25r—May 1 1908 Assessed val. personal
4,048,815
Wash. Ave. Extension Bonds.
Franchises
472,900
4s
$ 149,000r
1914 Total valuation 1905
31,052,453
Highway Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s '05
M-Nf$96,000r..May 1 '08-19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905—
1
4,000r
May 1 1920
Inside incorporated villages.$3 96
Funding Bonds.
Outside incorp’d villages
$10 06
F-A $79,000r
4s *04
Aug 1 1924 Population in 1900
15,564
Population In 1905
18,635
In May 1897 the name of Greenbusb was
see for present amount of debt.
Louis
Incorporated April 14 1827.
When Due. \
Water-Works Bonds.
July 1 1911,4.1s’07 J-J
$51.000..July 1 *10-’26
.July 1 1913 ; BOND. DEBT Feb 14 1907..$42,500
July’ 1 1908 Assessed valuation 1906
2,029,680
Nov 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906...$14 21
[Population In 1905
5,251
$12,500r
M-N
This
...
Alex.
J-.J
J-J
HORNELL.
district In the town of North Hempstead. Nassau County.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1907..$1,769,453
4s
$12,000
1924 (Assessm't about
actual value.)
4s
22.000
1919 School tax (per $1,000) 1907..$10 00
BOND DEBT l eb 20 1907 ..$34.000 Population in 1997
(est.)
2,800
GREENBURG.
Treasurer.
village Is in Rensselaer County’.
LOANS—
4s
5s
3 4s
4s
Spoiling. Clerk.
A
FALLS.
Milliam, Clerk.
_
NO.
B. A. R ussell,
Herkimer Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906.$27,081,69 1
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
| Population In 1900
51,049
4s ’07 A&O $60,000 ..Apr 1 1912-’l 61 Population In 1905_i
53,856
Interest is payable at the Herkimer National Bank.
$969,610
...
VOL. LXXXIV.
1966
.$5.89
_
.
1923
1923
1917
1918
1920
1021
1922
1912
Apr.. 1907. j
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
03
1 240,000c.Mch 31 *08-23
Refunding Paving Bonds.
4s ’05
A-O $12.000
Oct 1 *07-’ 18
Paving Certificate Fund.
3.75s*9UJune30 SI ,020. .Nov
4s
J-D
8,400
Nov
4s
.J-I)
1,052..Dec 31
4s *00
J-D
3,180
Jan
4s '02
5s *04
5s
J-D
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
.J-D J $26,000r
Dec 1 07-32
\
3,000r...Dec 11933
4s *03
A-O; $300,000c.. Mch 20 1943
14,040...Oct
*07-00
*07-08
*07-10
*08-10
1*07-12
2,167
LIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9.
-.
A district In Livingston County (P.
Trustee.
4s ’03
J-D
25,000r..June 1 *07-31
TOTAL DEBT Sept '06__$1,116,532
Water debt (Included)...
555,000
Assessed valuation, real. .11.205,400
Assessed val. personal
551,450
Franchise assessments
475,000
Total valuation 1900
12,231,970
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
City tax (per $ 1,000) 1906...512 95
LOANS—
When Due,!
School Building Bonds.
j
4 Ws ’07...
$8,000r_. Dec 1 *08-*23 |
INTEREST Is payable In Lima.
LITTLE FALLS.
School Bonds.
3Us
July] $56,000.. July
any time Population
any time Population
INTEREST on water bonds Is payable at U. S.
in 1900
22,892
In 1905
20.100
M. & Tr. Co., New York,
on other coupon bonds at Chase National
Bank, New York; on registered
bonds at Jamestown or in New York exchange.
JAMESTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
R. R. Rogers. Supt. of Schools;
Edward J. Green, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. I Sinking fund
$49,800
4s
J-J
$35,00Or
1916-1922 Assessed valuation 1906.. 12,740.960
4s
J-J
83,000
1915
(Assessment about actual value)
BONDED DEBT Feb 15*07 $118,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$8 45
Population In 1906 (est.)
26,000
INTEREST on the $35,000 issue Is payable at Jamestown; on $80,000
of the $83,000 Issue at the State Comptroller’s ofliee and
on the remaining
$3,000 at the Chautauqua County Trust Co., Jamestown.
3
3
3
tjs July 1
$40,000..Nov 26 1916
h's July 1 4 10,000
1917
4s July 1
Jan 5 1918
25,000
34s July 1
5,000...Apr 13 1919
3 4s
J-J
50,000...1907 to 1916
3 4s
J-J
10,000
May 1 1920
Paving Bonds.
4 4s *05 Aug $4,299 42.Aug 23 *06-09
4s *05 July
18,000
July 1 *07-15
LITTLE
FALLS
LOANS—
34s
LITTLE
LOANS
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Mch *07. $130,000
Almshouse Bonds.
1 Assessed valuation
1906.-43,870,850
4s '07
F-A $20.000r..Feb 1 *08-* 11 i Population in 1905
.80,459
High w ay Bonds.
!
4s *07
F-A $7O.000r..Feb 1 *12-’25|
INTEREST on the ahri9-house and highway bonds Is
payable at the
office of County Treasurer.
Jos. A. Colin.
VALLEY.
L.
W.
Chamberlain; F. Bogaskie,Clk
LOCKPORT.
Foster \V.
...
Walker, Treasurer.
B. M.
Hutcheson, Treas. E.S.Bennett, Clerk.
^
KENMORE.
This place is in Erie County.
LOANS—
When Due. (Population in 1900
Improvement Bonds.
| Population in 1905
4 *4 s *06
$31,000 .Dec 1 *11-’35!
KINGS COUNTY.
KINGSTON.
318
506
See New York
F. II. Dorcmus.
City..
Treas.; J. T. Cummings, Clk.
This city is the capital of Ulster County.
Incorporated 1872.
LOANS—
When Due. Note debt
$52,S05
Refund. Walkill Val. RR.
Water debt (included)
750.000
3 Ijs
F-A $66,000c
Feb 1 *08-11 Assessed valuation, real.. 10,741.120
Water Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
452,400
3 js
A-O
1912-1936 Assessed val., franchises.
§600,000c
291.050
4s
semi-an
150.000c. 1913-1937 Assessed val., bank shares 1,401,337
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
12.885.907
4s
J-J
$50,oot>e_Jan 15 *11-12 lAssessm't about 80% actual value.)
3s
J-J
36.500c
Ian 15 1914 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906...$24 46
3s
J-J
31,500c
Jan 15 1915 Population in 1900
24,535
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907 .$93 1.000 Population in 1905
25.556
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer’s office.
All the refunding bonds
are optional and are now subject to call.
.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
_
See New York
.
LOWVILLE.
C. C.
LAKEWOOD.
Ralph H. Maxsun. Clerk.
'rills village Is in Chautauqua Countv.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 *07. $30.1*00
Water-Works Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906..
529.173
4s ’06
M-S $30,000 .Mch l *11*35 | Population in 1900...
574
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of Jamestown.
LANCASTER.
Brier B. Adolf, Treasurer.
This village Is In Erie County.
BONDED DEBT Apr '07..
$38.000 ! Tax rate (per $1,0001
Assessed valuation 1905...1.250,0001 Population in 1905
LANCASTER UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. S.
1905.
.3.853
Silas T. Dra¬
Clerk.
LOANS—
When due.
$30.onOe.Oct 1 *07 *21
BOND. DEBT Feb 16 *07
$30.000
Bonds are tax exempt.
3 Os *01 A-O
.
..
INTEREST payable at Seaboard
LANSINGBURG.
See
__j$l3 70
Assessed valuation 1906..§1,380.165
( Assessment about 1-3 a-tual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$ 0 14
Population In 1906 test.'
.4.387
National Bank In New York City.
'City of Troy.
This village is In Lewis County.
BONDED DEBT Sent 1906 .$80,000! Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906. ..1.201.295 !
Population in 1905.
LUMBERLAND.
I.
W. J. Shelllday.
Clerk Board of Education.
While this district Is now Included within the boundaries of
the City of
Troy, the district organization remains a separate corporation within that
city and the city authorities have no jurisdiction In the matters of the
school district.
LOANS—
When due ' Assessed valuation. pers’l
$367.non
,4s
J-D $16,000c.Dec 1 1907-14 Assessed \ aluat ion
panellist.- Ui4,5nn
4s
J-D
34,000r
1915 to 1931 Total valuation 19o6
7.106.803
*
$2 ,ooo annually on Dee 1.)
(Assessm’t about 94
actual value.1
TO! VI. DEBT Feb 15 1907. $50,000 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906. $6,668
A*>-e-sed valuation, veal. .$6.545.303 ; Value of sell,
property ‘05. $15s)."00
IN PEREST parable In New York City.
.
.
_
I.. S.
Ritual.
H. V.
.
_
LAWRENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 15.
X
J. Pettit.
Tills district Is In the Town of Hempstead. Nassau Countv.
BOND DEM P Fgb 1 1907.
$35,480 ! School taxjper M* 1906
Assessed-\aluat Ion 1906
.2,385,750 \
$12.50
AiiingtorP, Supervisor.
Eddy) Is In Sullivan County.
When due., BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907
j Assessed valuation 1906
*06 Mch
$26.000
Mar 1 *08-*20 1 Tax rate iper$ 1.000) 1906
1.000.. ; Mch I 1921
j Population‘In 1900
! Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at National Bank of Port Jervis.
Tibs village Is lu Broome Countv.
BONDED DEBT J an 1906. $97.5001 Tax rate
(per $1,000'
Assessed valuation 1904.. .1,186,776 !
Population In 1905
\Y.
11.
_
MALONE.
K. Mo(\ Miller. Clerk.
This village is hi Franklin County
LOANS—
Wfu ••• i>Ui.
Water-Works Bonds
.‘07 seml-an S227>.ooor \r*rl'12 '6!
5.9.35
.
16.478
.
'
4s
4s
J-J
J-J
J J
J-J
4s
4s
6,00(>r. ..July
J uly
5 .**.»*»r
4
_
,ooor'_
.
i 19 15
1 1916
.July 1 1917
.July 1 1918
_
..
a.oonr.
.
INTEREST is payable
MAMARONECK.
at
Middletown.
Chus. W. Buekter, Clerk.
!";s \T age is in West. .Tester
County.
Incorporated Nov. 16 1895
LOANS—
When due.
Fire Engine Bonds.
Road A Bridge Bonds.
4s
M S
$ 1,000r
1909-1917
Is
J .1
$75.500r
19**6-1927
Paving Bonds.
3.35s
J ,)
1 3,000r
4' '07
19**71919
F-A $60,000. .Feb 1 '12-36
Sewer BonJv.
BONDED DEBT Mar I *07 $2 15,000
Is
M N $50,,0pt*»- ....1909 1933
Assessed valuation, real
.5.663,880
3 \s
J-J
5‘* .1100 V
1910-1934 Assessed val, personal....
133.6U0
,3 Ss
J-D
50 .0001910-1934 Total valuation 19"6
5.797.4M)
Is *0*'*
J J
2 5 .,)! !•
•July 1 ’lt-‘3o Tax rate iper $l.t’00) 1906. .$7 3.3
Population in 1905.
...5.090
l N T Til KS V !*• tys!* e l»v c1’eok to
registeivd bidder.
_
.
M
L MON FREE SCHOOL DIS1RIC!
NO. l.~ This. M.
Binguani. Clerk.
T'.is dt>t:iet *P
O. Mamaroneek* is in the town of
Viamaroneek \\ esuu e>*.er County.
.
LOANS
School-House Bonds.
E9s i*7
$ll.ooor
MANLIUS.
1905:..$! 38
..
1.033
Kelly. Supurv ism.
Wh,
May
1
n
1 >*:*'.
'ti ’3*)
This town is in Onondaga
Comity.
TON PHI) DEBT Meh 1907
$S8.»*<*<»' Tax rate iper $1,000)
V.vsesseil valuation 1906
3.165*,683 Population m 1905
2,124
Phis town B In Sullivan Countv.
iio\lo'l) DEBT Dee 1906 $102.0001 Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation MOO.
970,224 ! Population In 1905.
1906
MANLIUS
11
S.
UNION
\\
liiniey
FREE
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
6.
Onondaga Countv
When Due
1930 '3 1
J. \V.
BONDED DEBT Jan 30 ’06 .$30,000
Assessed valuation 1905
$356,893
School tax (per $ 1.000) 1905..$’3 76
Livingston. Clerk.
Is In Cortland County.
Ineorporated Dec. 28 1861.
BONDED DEB T Feb t *07.$30,500 Tax rate
iper $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906.... 333.450 !
Population lu 1905_.
MASSENA.
5,483
NO.
Clerk
.
..
1906...$18 94
$6 73
5 $21
.
This village
Population In 1905.
BOND. DEBT,lan loo?.
$40000
Assessed \ *»'uar)oi) 1)0.”
10 .29.3.235
School tax. .per $l,o« ijj 1906
$2 89
V. H. Nidiob. Clvrk.
MARATHON.
F. W. (limit. Supervisor.
..
VM V RON EC K
LIBERTY (VILLAGE).
..
.
INTEREST is payable at the Knickerbocker Trust
Co., New York City.
MAMAKATING. Chas. C. Beni lett, Supervisor.
This town Is
hi Sullivan County.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
LOANS
Win n due. BO.N D. I't! BT Jan 1 1907.
.$9 1,000
N. O. A W. RR. ViJ Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
718.000
4s
J-J
$ 27,00* *e.- July 4 ** *7-09 * Vssessrr.uo ah*. 75
% actual value.)
40.0000. July 1
10-13 Tax rate .per SI.OOO) 190‘3
$25 65
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1905.
3.199
3 >■>>
J-.l
$7,000
..July l 19 1 4
A school district lu
l.OYXSBuilding Bonds.
4t.jS 1*6 VI N $5,000
LIBERTY (TOWNL
Incorporated in 1853.
Population in 190'*
Population-in 13*’5
.
This town Is In Niagara County.
LOANS
When luie.lAssessed valuation 1903
$1,603,71 1
6-;
si
$3.o.io
Feb 1 *08-' 12' Tax rate iper $1,000) 1903
..$11 28
4Ss'8 7
135.000
Apr
1 *08 *37 Population hi 1903.
....3,033
BONDED DEBT April *06. $ 1 43.300 ,
Phis village Is hi Sullivan Countv.
BUNDED DEBT Meh I 907 $7 t ,250 |
527.000
195.819
$32.26
809
749
.
.
LESTERSHIRE.
J.
4s
Pond
$6 71
2,519
.
This village Is In Westchester Countv.
I,()\\S When Du,
BONDED DEBT Sep) *06.$166,000
Mici-i Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation (906
4,200.000
4s *06
.) ,)
$50.ooor. July l *U-*30 {Assessment about 7o" actual vaiui s
l ire Dcnartmcnt Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. $13 50
,t j
4s *06
$5,ooor.July 1 *11-*15 Population In 1905
:
l too
.
Tills town (P. O.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
1906
.
LANSINOBLRO l MON FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO.
LARCHMONT.
City.
Owens, Treasurer.
.
1906. ..$24 00
1.225
Tills city (incorporated April 1 1 1865) is situated in
Niagara County.
The city owns $10,000 worth of stock of the
Lockport Hydraulic Co.
LOANS—
When due.
Police Department Bonds.
Union School Bonds.
4s *05
J-J
$l,000r..Jan 1
1908
34s
M-N J$70.000r.._Nov *07-13 4s *05
J-J
9.000...Jan 1 *09-17
)
5,0O0r__Nov 1 1914
Assessment BondsPolice and Refunding Bonds.
4s
$58,215
4s *06
A-O
$7,500r..Apr I *08-12
Water Bonds.
Judgment Bonds.
4s
J-J
$t,0G0r.-Jan 1
1908
4s *04
J-J
$l,800r_.Jan 1 *08-09 4s
J-J
1.400r._Jan 1
1908
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J
1.600
.Jan
1
1908
4s
M-N
$800r ..Nov 2 *07-08 4!js *06 J-D '493.000c.
Dec 1 *07-*35
Fire Department Bonds.
'
7.0o«)c. .Dec 1 1936
4s *04
J-J
$3.500r.. Jan 1 *08-14
W ater-Investigation Bonds.
Intermediate School Bonds.
4s *06
$1,000 Nov 19 '07-*ll
4s
M-N $ 10.000r
Nov 1 1916 BOND DEBT Jan 1
1907--$“*': 1 325
4s
F-A
12.oO0r.Aug 15 *07-18 Assessment bonds Unci.)
58.215
4s *05
Aug
3.2O0r.. Aug 4 *07-10 Total valuation 1906
8,711.095
Primary School Bonds.
City tax (per $ 1.000) 1906
$17.94
4s
J-J
$.3.2lor.July 15 *07-08 Population in 1890...
16.038
Emergency Health Bonds.
Population In.1900
16,581
4s
J-J
$5.600r_Jan 1 1908-14 Population in 1905
17,552
INTEREST on the $500,000 water bonds is payable at the United
States
Mortgage A Trust Co. in New York City; on other issues at
City Treasury.
.
...
LEWISTON.
Ballard, Treasurer.
Geneseo Is the county seat.
LOANS
When Due.. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907.$32.250
Jail Construction Bonds.
Floating debt
30.000
4 4s Feb 1
$14,000..Feb 1 *08-*09 Assessed valuation 1906.
.$2,600,000
Road Bonds.
Co. tax rate iper $ 1,000) *06
$4.00
44s Feb 1
$12,500..Feb 1 ’10-’li
...
per,
5,000
Julv 1 1927
BONDED DEBJI Jan 1 *07 $388,000
Water debt (Included)
305,000
Total valuation 1905
4,384.430
(Assessment is at 60% actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$24 44
Population In 1905.
1 1.122
Population in 1900
10,381
DISTRICT.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
This city Is in Fulton County.
Incorporated In 1895.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Local Improvement Bonds.
4s '95
J-D $75,000r_. Dec 13-18-23
5s
Nov
$5,000 r._ Nov 24 1907 6s *78
20,500c. .April 1 1908
School Bonds
4s *98
A-O
30,000..Oct 1 *07-'18
4s ’.'3
$24,5(K)c. .Nov 1 *07-13 4s *00
A-O
13,000c.Apr" 1 *08-’2O
4s *98
22,500 c
1914-1922 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$224,500
Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (included)
139,500
5s*04
Sept j $9,000c1 Sept 1 *07-15 Total valuation 1906
3,449,509
1,500c Sept 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
\
$30.40
5s *05
M-S
10,000c. .Sept 1 *07-16 Population in 1900..
10,130
RR. Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1905
9,845
4s *97
$12.5000..J’ne 1 *07-*23
...
Refunding Bonds.
July ;$60,000. July 1 *21-*26
This village is in Cattaraugus
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.. $25.5001 Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
450,0(40 i Population In 1905
Watertown Is the county seat.
Walsh, Sole
When due. j
$8,000. .Nov 18 *07-14|
...
Richard
SCHOOL
Thomas
4s '06
*07-34
1
1,000....July 1 1935
\
Lima).
Hazlett, City Clerk.
W ater Bonds.
Holden, Clerk Board of Super¬
visors; Fred. W. May hewTreasurer.
JOHNSTOWN.
Jos. (r.
(A.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 ..$30.000
Assessed valuation 1906
562,000
This city is in Herkimer County.
LOANS—
When due.
14,125
JEFFERSON CO.
19
H. J.
$8 00
1,042
Potter, Clerk.
This t«*\v)i Is In St. Lawrence County.
BONDED DEBT Meh 1 07 $26,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
2 231.730 Population lu 1905
1905
$5 28
4,239
V
50
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
MATTEAWAN.
This
B. I. D. Roosa.
village Is In Dutchess County.
NASSAU COUNTY.
Incorporated 1880.
LOANS—
When due. BONDED DEBT Apr ’06. $312,833
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
3,192,603
3.70s ’04 J-J 116,676..July 1 ’07-34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905....$7 70
($4,166 67 due yearly.)
Population In 1900..
5,807
3.85s ’06 M-N $55,000r--_May ’08-37 Population In 1905
5,584
Water Bonds.
3.85s '05 M-N $37,700r..-Nov ’07-35
98,000
..,
INTEREST payable at the Matteawan National Bank.
MECHANICVILLE.
Newton T. Bryan, Treasurer.
This village Is In Saratoga County.
Incorporated In 1859.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 $197,000 , Population In 1905
..5,877
Assessed valuation 1906___1,975,741 |
MECHANIC VILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
L. B. Blakeman, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1906..$2,280,055
School Bonds—Tax exempt.
| (Assessm t about 60% actual value.)
4s g ’06 J-D $12.000r_June 1 ’14-’25 School tax (per $1,000)
1906. $8 80
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. .$55,850 | Population In 1906 (est.)
6,000
INTEREST on the Issue of 1906 Is payable at the Merchants’ Exchange
National Bank In New York City.
MEDINA.
This
W. B. Eckert, Clerk.
village Is In Orleans County.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’07
$60,000..Aug 1 ’08-’12
3.75s
July $100,000..July 1 ’08-34 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07 $109,000
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.__2,711,297
$9,000
1907-1916 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
19.90
| Population In 1905
5,114
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
When due.
MIDDLETOWN.
This city Is In
LOANS—
F. H.
Scudder, Treas.; I.B.A.Taylor,Clk.
Orange County.
Incorporated June 9 1888.
When due.
Refunding Bonds.
3'As
3 Ms
M-S
M-S
Water
3 Ms
$7,500r
1907-1921
10,000r. ..May ’22-31
Water Bonds.
4s
F-A $40,000r_
3 Ms
M-S
12,000r
3 Ms
J-J
90,000r
3
3
3
3
j
Bonds—(Con.)
F-A2 27,000c...Feb
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.
Floating debt
s.
2 1923
$471,500
14,000
Sinking
fund.
32,560
Aug 1 1911 Assessed valuation, real
4,855,700
1
1913
Mch
Assessed val, personal
260,200
July 2 1918 Franchise valuation
123,150
(Subject to call July 2 1898.)
Total valuation 1906
5,239,050
Ms
M-N $75,000r
May 1 1910 (Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
Ms
F-A
10,000r
Feb 1 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$29 92
F-A 100.000r..-july 1 1921 Population In 1900
Ms
14,522
Ms
F-A $90,000r
Apr 1 1931 Population in 1905
..14,516
INTEREST Is paid at city treasury
MOHAWK.
Edwin R.
Varley, Clerk.
-This village is In Herkimer County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 $99,000 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,079,2511 Population in 1905.
*
MONROE COUNTY.
J. B. Hamilton
County seat Is Rochester
,
1906
$9 00
2 044
Treasurer.
LOANS—
When due. Total valuation 1906
$173,752,231
Court House Bonds.
(Assessm’t about 4-5 actual value.)
3 Ms
Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1905
F-A$650,000r.Feb 1 1908-20
$3 47
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906.. $700,000 Population In 1900
217,854
Assessed valuation, real.165,665,161 Population in 1905
c_
239,434
Assessed var., personal..
8,087,070
INTEREST and principal payable at the Am. Ex. Nat. Bk., N. Y. City.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Fonda Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Nov’06.
$82,535 |County tax (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906.-26,041,862 | Population in 1905
MONTICELLO.
C. S.
1905..$3.84
49,928
Thornton, Village Treasurer.
This village Is In Sullivan County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906. $41,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
405,100 | Population in 1905
1905...$16 40
MOREAU UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
South Glens Falls School District.
MT. KISCO.
F. J. Hartwell, Clerk.
1.388
See
...
...
...
John F.
Donovan, Supervisor.
This town Is In Livingston County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '07.. .$48,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,982,000 | Population in 1905
MT. VERNON.
J. E.
$8 83
3,948
Iloldrcdge, Comp.; A. W. Reynolds, Clk
t
25,006
i Population in 1900
21,228
bonds of 1906 Is payable at the City
NAPLES (TOWN).
This town Is In Ontario
County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906..$40,000|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$13 33
Assessed valuation 1905....617,807lPopulatIon In 1905
2,350
C. F. Lewis, Treasurer.
Created Jan. 1 1899 out of that portion of Queens County not included In
the Greater New York.
For debt, &c., prior to formation, see Queens
County statement.
LOANS—
When due. County’s proportion Queens
Court House Bonds.
County debt Sept 1906. $975,134
3 Ms g
M-S $65,000 r...Sept 1 1930 Assessed valuation, real..28,852,138
3 Msg
M-N 85,000r-.-Nov 1 1931 Assessed val, personal
2,206,925
3 Msg J-J
100,000r
July 1 1929 i Total valuation 1905
31,059,063
!
Funding Bonds.
(Assessm’t from 40 to 60% value.)
4s g
M S $84,000c&r_Mch ’08-11 Population In 1900
55,448
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.$355,000 | Population In 1905
69,477
INTEREST on the Court House bonds due 1930 and 1931 Is
payable at
the Corn Exchange Bank, New York; on
part of the Court House bonds
due 1929 at the National Bank of North America. New
York, and part at
the Security Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.; on the funding
bonds in part at the Binghamton Savings Bank, part at the New Plaza
Savings Bank and part at the National Life Insurance Co., Montpelier, Vt.
NELSON.
Palmer H. Brown,
Supervisor.
This town Is In Madison County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$40.0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
564,6751 Population In 1905.
(Assessment about actual value.)
j
NEWARK.
r
$10 60
..1,136
Peter R. Sleight, Village Treasurer.
This village Is In Wayne County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$60,000 | Village tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$15.25
Assessed valuation 1906
1,835,800 j Population in 1905
4,554
NEWARK UNION FREE SCHOOL & ACADEMY DIST.
J. A. Reed, Sec.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$14,000 I School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10 28
Assessed valuation 1906
1,409,9301
NEWARK VALLEY.
D. A.
This village Is In Tioga County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07. .$27,0001
Assessed valuation 1906
.287,033 1
NEWBURGH.
J. D.
Miller, Clerk.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1905
$5 20
..909
Wilson, Mayor; D. J. Coutant, Clerk.
This city Is In Orange County.
The principal and Interest on the water
bonds is met by water rents.
Incorporated April 22 1865.
When due. |LOANS—,
Fire Department Bonds.
City Hall.
'4s ’04
M-N
$9,600r..Nov 1 ’07-14
4s '
A-O
M-N
$3,000r..Apr 1 ’08-13 4s ’06
3,600r._ Apr 2 ’08-16
4s
A-O r 4,000r..Apr 1 ’08-15!,
Water Bonds.
Glebe Fund.
4s
M-N
$2,500r
.May ’06-11
3s
F-A $25,170r__ .Aug 5 1935 4s
M-S
20,OOOr
3s
J-J
1,437 37r .July 20 1943 4s
F-A 125,500r ..Feb 1 1912
Park Bonds.
4s
M-S
44,OOOr ..Feb 1 1912
4s
J-D
$4,000r._ June 1 ’07-14 3 Ms
M-N
33,250r ..Nov ’07-23
3 MS
J-J
10,000r.. .July 1 1915 3 Ms
M-S
18,OOOr ..Sept 1 1907
3 Ms
M-N 10,000r_. .May 1 1916 4s
M-N
7,500r .May 1 '07-16
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S
Mch 1 '08-09
2,OOOr
3Ms
J-D $73,768 50r_Dec ’07-16
Refunding Water Bonds.
($7,376 85 yearly.)
3 Ms
J-J J $16,500r_ .July 1 '07-17
School Bonds.
1 35,OOOr
July 1 1917
3 Ms
J-J
$10,000r_. Jan 1 ’08-12 3 Ms
M-S
11,250r. .Sept l ’07-21
3 Ms
J-J
34,OOOr.. July 1 '07-23 3 Ms
M-S
8,000r. .Sept 1 '07-22
Improvement Bonds.
3Ms’05 M-N
6,300r.. Nov 1 '07-15
3 Ms
M-S
$6,200r__Mch 1 ’08-09 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07_._$5S5.900
3 Ms
M-S 8,000 lOr.Sept 1 ’07-09 Water debt (Included)
329,800
($2,666 70 due yearly.)
Assessed valuation, real ..10,276,450
3Ms
M-N $4,674r
Nov’07-09 Assessed val., personal
456,050
($1,558 due yearly.)
Assessed valuation, banks. 1,369,800
3 Ms
M-S
$1,440r__Sept 1 ’07-10 Total valuation 1906
12.102.300
3 Ms
J-D
1,500r_ Dec 1 ’07-11 (Assessm’t about 40% actual value.)
3 Ms
J-D
2,91 Or. .Dec 1 ’07-12 City & sell, tax (per M) ’06. .$19 80
3 Ms
J-J
32.OOOr. .July 1= ’07-14 Population In 1905
26,498
4s
A-O
3,500r__ Oct 1 ’07-13 Population in 1900
24,943
4s ’04
J-D
6,400r_. June 1 '07-14
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer.
_
NEWFANE.
J. Allen
This town is In
LOANS—
Niagara County.
McCollum, Supervisor.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '07
$61,450
I Assessed valuation 1906
1,854,097
4s '05
$8,250...Mch 1 ’08-10 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$8.49
Railroad Bonds.
j Population In 1905..
3,707
3Ms’02
$53,200. ..Mcll 1 ’08-42!
NEWFIELD.
Berkley Simpson, Supervisor.
This town Is In Tompkins County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$34,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
816,985 | Population In 1905
1906...$! 6 20
1,685
NEW HYDE PARK UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Mount Vernon Is In Westchester County.
The city received Its charter
on March 22 1892.
LOANS—
When due.
Library Site Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
3Msfl M-S $16,000
Mch 1 1932
F-A
4sii
$5,000
Aug 1 1907
Sewerage Bonds.
4s J
F-A
'08-16
J-D
90,000..Aug 1
$5,000
June 1907
4s
M-S 100,000--Sept 1 ’17-26
J-D 110,000...June
’08-18
4s
F-A 100,000. .Feb
1 ’27-36
J-D
5,000
June 1 1919
4s
M-S
A-O
30,000..Sept 1 '37-39
5,000
Apr 1 1919
4s
M-N
40,000.. Nov 1 ’40-43
A-O
10,000
Apr 1 1920
4s
J-J
50,000
A-O
July ’44-48
5,000
Apr 1 1921
4s
M-N 30,000
’49-51
3 Ms
M-S
May
1922-24
30,000..Mch
4s
M-N
5,000
May 1 1952 3 MS
M-N
60,000.. .May 1925-27
4s ’04
A-O
15,000...Oct 1 ’53-55 3 Ms
F-A
50,0001...Feb 1 1928
4s '05
J-D
20,000c
June ’34-37 3 Ms
M-N 40,000
Nov 1 1929
Assessment Bonds.
4s ’04
A-O
30.000
Oct 1 1930
4 Ms’06 M-S $18,000
Mcll 1 1912
Building Bonds.
Deficiency Bonds.
4s ’05
J-D $50,000c-.June 1 ’26-35
3 Ms
M-S $40,000..Mch 1 ’23-26
Tax Relief Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A15 40,000..Aug 15 ’28-31 4s ’05
M-S $60,000
Mcll 1 1908
4s
F-A
M-S
40 000
40,000..Aug 1 ’32-35 5s *06
Mch 1 1909
Bridge Bonds.
i 5s ’07
M-S
60,000
Mch 1 1910
5s
M-S $30,000..Sept 1 ’21-23
Redemption Bonds.
4s '06
M-N 20,000
May 1 1926'4s
F-A $64,000
Feb 1 1908
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-O
50,000
Oct 1 1908
4s ’04
J-J I$80,000..July 1 ’14-17 4s
J-D
40.000. ..Dec 15 1908
1 30,000
July 1 1918 5s
J-J
30,000
Jan 1 1910
f 60,000..Jan 1
’15-17 4 Ms’06 F-A
20,000
Feb 1 1912
4s '05
J-J ( 26,000
School Bonds, District No. 5.
Jan 1 1918
( 30,000
Jan 1 1919 4s
M-S $15,000..Mch
1 ’07-13
4s '05
J-D ( 40,000r__June 1 ’16-19 4s
F~A
3,000. Aug 1 ’07-08
\ 19,000r
June 1 1920 4s ’05
M-S
35,000.Sept 15 ’38-41
4s ’06
M-N (60,000..Nov 1 ’17-’20
School Bonds. District No. 4.
120,000
Nov 1 1921 4 Ms - M-S
$3,000
Sept 11907
4s ’07
J-J , J60,000..Jan
1 ’18-’21 4 Ms
M-S
3,500
Sept 1 1907
120,000.
Jan 1922 4 Ms
M-S
3,800
Sept 1 1908
School Tax Relief Bonds.
Fire and Police Department.
48 ’05
F-A $36,000
Feb 1 1908 4s ’06 ' M-N $5O,000c__May 1 ’27-36
5s ’06
M-S
29,000
Mch 1 1909 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907 $2,318,300
5s ’07
M-S
33.000
Mch 1 1910 Board of Education bonds
School Bonds City of Mt. Yernon.
(Included)
430.300
4s
M-N $45,000 ..May 1*09-17 Assessed valuation,
real..25,383,705
J-J
4s
105,000 .July 1 ’18-38 Assessed val., personal
648,700
4s
J-D j 30,000 .June 1 ’34-36 J Special franchises
1.214,400
June 1 1937 Total valuation 1906
5,000.
27,246,805
3 Ms
F-A
'39-48 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
50,000. ...Feb
$20 70
3 Ms
F-A
30,000
Aug 1 1931 Population In 1905
INTEREST on the refunding
Treasurer’s office.
1.XXXIV
Bridge Bonds.
This village Is In Westchester County
Water Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Apr ’07..
$46,050
3.85s
$41,450
..1934 Assessed valuation 1906
1,433.000
Road Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$9 45
4s
$4,000
1912 Population In 1905
1,830
Storm Water Drain Bonds.
4s
$3,000
1908
MT. MORRIS.
(VOL.
NO. 11.
Frank J.
Kiesling Clerk.
Tlds district Is No. ll of the town of North Hempstead and
Hempstead
in Nassau County.
LOANS—
When Due. ’'BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’()7.$27.000
4Ms’06 J-J $27,000r. Jan 1 ’12-’65 i Assessed valuation 1906
313.928
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$16,00
INTEREST Is payable at-Nassau County Bank In Mlneola.
_
NEW LEBANON.
C. A.
Early, Supervisor.
This town Is In Columbia County.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Mch 15 '07.$50.500
4s
Feb 1 1908 I Assessed valuation 1906
$500
538,000
4s
10.500..Mcll 15 ’08-14 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907...$20 60
4s
13.000
Mcll 1 1915 I Population in 1905
1,498
4s
12,000... Mcll 1 ’16-231
4s
Mch 1 1916)
15,000
NEW LOTS.
See New York
NEW
ROCHELLE.
John H. Harmer,
City.
Charles
Chamberlain, Comptroller;
Treasurer; Chas. Kammermeyer,Clerk.
This city Is In Westchester County. •
LOANS—
When due.!
Park Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s
J-J
$16,000
3 Ms
M-N $9,000....Nov ’07-15
School Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A
50.000
-Aug 1 ’10-34
City Hall Bonds.
3 Ms
J-D $10,000
June ’07-16
Street & Highway Improvement.
3 Ms
M-N $20,000
Nov ’07-26
3 Ms
J-D 135,000
June ’07-33
3 Ms
A-O
38,000... Apr 1 ’11-29
3 Ms
J-D 150,000
June 1 ’34-63
3 Ms
J-J
30,000... July 1 ’30-44
4s ’04
A-O
30,000r. May 1 ’07-21
Land Damage Bonds
3 Ms
A-O $64,000
Apr *08-23
3 Ms
J-D
20,000
July ’24-28
3 Ms
J-D
30,000_..June 1’25-29
4s
M-N-
July 1 ’07-14
($21,000...May l ’07-13
12,000.. .May 1 ’14-15
55.000...May 1 ’16-26
l
4,000... May 1
1927
14,000
May 1 *07-13
1,500r_. May
1 1907
16.000r.. May 1 '08-23
4s ’05
M-N
5,OOOr
May 1 1910
80,000r._May 1 ’11-30
4s *06
M-N
5,000r_. May 1 1910
60,OOOr.. May 1 ’11-25
Judgment
Deficiency Bonds.
4s
M-N $63,000...May 1 *07-27
Certificates of Indebtedness,
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Certificates.—
4s
A-0$ 100,000
Oct 5 ’08-27 5s
J-J
$35,000...Dec 22 1908
A-O
5s
95,000...Oct 1 '28-46
(Subject to call Dec. 1904.)
4s
A-O
65,000... Oct 1 ’47-59
Certificates of Indebtedness.
3 Ms
34,778
Aug 1 ’10-28 5s’05
J-D $40.000
June 7 1910
3 Ms
F-A 120,000... Aug 1 ’10-49
(Subject to call June 7 1906.)
3 Ms
J-D
22,122 20_Dec 1 ’06-27 6s ’06
$90,000
July 1 1907
4s '05
M-N f 7,000r..May 1 1908 BOND. DEBT Jan 16
’07.$1.750,401
t90.000r._May 1 ’09-26. Assessed valuation, real..22,870,770
Local Improvement Bonds
Assessed val., personal
358,900
4s
M-N (18,000.-.May 1 ’08-13 Franchises
834,500
176,000:..May 1 ’14-32 Total valuation 1906
24,064,170
4s ’04
M-N 54,000r_.May
1 *07-33 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$29 42
4s ’05
M-N 19,OOOr..May 1 ’07-25 Population In 1905
20,480
Population In 1900
14,720
INTEREST payable at New Rochelle and New York.
4s
4s ’05
M-N
M-N
-
NEW UTRECHT.
See New York
City.
Apr., 1907. J
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEW YORK^CITY.
George
A. Metz, Comptroller.
B. McClellan, Mayor; Herman
QREATER NEW
YORK .CHARTER.—Corporate^ tock.—(Con.)
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING SITES.
Armories.
|
Library Building, Bryant Park.
M-N
sf $19,5008
3g
1923 3Kg M-N
$500,00088
1929
M-N
sf 115,6818
3g
1930 3Kg M-N
* 500,00 0 88
1942
M-N
sf 56,063§
3g
.1940 3Kg M-N
600.000SS
1952
M-N
sf 984,1535 1941 & 1953
3g
M-N
3Kg
1,000,00088 Nov H1954
3Hg M-N
550,0008
1941 ;4g
M-N
500,00088
1955
3Kg M-N
100,0005
-1953 3g
M-N sf 100,000§§
1955
3Kg M-N
250,0005
1954
Public Building, Crotona Park.
American Museum of Natural Hist. 3Kg M-N
$75,0005 Nov
11928
3Kg M-N
$550,0005 Nov
11928 3g
M-N
sf 2,5005
1914
3Kg M-N
300,0005
1929 j
Hospital Bldg., Gouverneur Slip.
3Kg M-N
100,0008
1953 3Kg M-N
$50,0005 Nov
11928
3Kg M-N
1954 3Kg M-N
100,0008
85,0008 Nov
1 1930
M-N
sf 75,5005
3g
1953 3g
M-N
sf 8,0008
1953
M-N# sf 52,0005
3g
1952 3Kg M-N
100,0008
1954
M-N sf 350,0005 -.1940-1941
3g
New Harlem Hospital.
Brooklyn Institute.
,3g
M-N sf $220,3218
.1952
M-N
sf $49,5005
3g
1952 3 Kg M-N
200,0008
1954
3 Kg M-N
150,000§
1954 3g
M-N
sf 13,0008
1953
Metropolitan Museumfcof Art.
Repairs to Court-House, Alanhat’n.
3 Kg M-N
11928 3g
$600,0008 Nov
MN sf $36,0378 -.1952-1953
3g
M-N
sf 50,0005
1929
New Buildings, Central
Islip.
3g
M-N sf 175,0005 -.1940-1941 3g
M-N
sf $2,000§
1929
3g
M-N sf 131,0005
1942
Court-House Site, Bronx.
3g
M-N
sf 34,0008 -.1952-1853 3Kg M-N
$147.0798
1940
Botanical Museum.
Court House Constr’n, Bronx.
3Kg M-N
1 1928 3g
$200,0005 Nov
M-N sf $10,0008
1953
M-N sf 175,0005 Nov
3g
11928
New Richmond County Jail.
Bkl’n Instit. of Arts and Sciences,
M-N sf $58,0005 -.1952-1953
3g
3Hg M-N
Hall of Records, Kings
$300,0008
1930
County.
sf 300,0008
3g
M-N
1941 3 Kg M-N
$400,0008
1952
3g
M-N
sf 49,500§
1952 3g
M-N
sf 20,0008
...1941
3 Miff M-N
1954
150,0008
Medical College Dormitory.
Department of Correction Bldgs.
3g
M-N
sf $53,0005 -.1952-1953
3 3-fsg M-N
$950,0005 1928 & 1929
Botanical Museum, Bronx.
3g
M-N
sf 40,0008
1928 3 Kg M-N
$50,0008
1952
3Kg M-N
150,0008
1952 3g
M-N
sf 04,0005 ..1952-1953
Department Public Charities.
3Kg M-N
100,0008
1954
M-N
sf $31,5188
3g
1929
Site Montague St. Pub.
Library.
M-N
sf 287,0008
3g
1940 3g
M-N
sf$70,000
1952-1953
M-N
sf 35,0008
3g
1941
Borough Bldg., Richmond.
M-N
sf 61,0008
3g
1942 3g
M-N sf$ 137,491 8 -.1952-1953
M-N
sf 532,5008 -.1952-1953 3Kg M-N
3g
50,0008
1954
3 Kg M-N
175,0008
1953
New Hospital, Bronx.
3 Kg M-N
200,0008
1954 3g
M-N
sf$46,000§
Y..1953
Court-House^—Appellate.
3Kg M-N
50.0008
1954
3Kg M-N
$625,0008 Nov 1 ’28-’29
Court Building
Brooklyn.
3g
M-N
sf 85,0008
1929 3g
M-N
sf$7,5008
1953
Criminal Court-House.
Borough Hall, Queens.
3g
M-N sf $20,0008
1923 3g
M-N Q sf$40,0008
1953
M-N
sf 97,0005
3g
..1952
Aguarium, Batterv Park.
M-N
sf 35,0008
3g
1953 3g
M-N
sf$20,l)b08
1953
New Hall of Records.
New Bellevue Hospital.
M-N sf $150,0008
3g
.1929 3Kg M-N
$50.0008
1954
3 Kg M-N
500,0008
1929
Court House, Gates Ave.,
Bklyn.
3 Kg M-N
250,0008
1930 3g
M-N
sf$35.0008
1953
3 Kg M-N
11940
2,810,0008 Nov
13th District Municipal Court.
3 Kg M-N
sf 500,0008
1952 3g
M-N sf$ 127,000 8
1953
3 Kg M-N
Alt. & Rep.
700,0005
1954
Qu. Co. C't House.
Health Department Buildings.
3g
M-N
sf$5,000S
1953
3g
M-N sf $182,5005 -1952-’53-’54 !
Constr’n Court House. Bronx.
3 Kg M-N
250,0005
1953 3g
M-N
sf$10,000§
1953
3Kg M-N
200,0008
1954
The consolidation provided under the Greater New York
Charter became
effective Jan. 1 1898, and New York City now Includes Kings
County
Richmond County, and the following portions of Queens County,
namely
Long Island City, the towns of Newtown, Flushing and Jamaica, and part
of the town of Hempstead.
For comparative purposes we give below a
statement of the debt of the various boroughs
forming Greater New York
as It stood at the date of consolidation, Jan. 1 1898.
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION. JAN. 1 1898.
Tot. Fund. Debt.
Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
Manhattan and The Bronx$226,079,678 79 $85,654,317 52
-
Boroughs.
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Total
“
$140,425,361 27
85,158,775 53
6,734,055 69
8,558,491 19
3,358,449 96
330.000 00
78,424,719 84
8,228,491 19
3,358,449 96
$323,155,395 47 $92,718,373 21 $230,437,022 26
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT PRESENT TIME.
Since consolidation up to Jan. 1 1907 the greater city has Issued
$458,530,385 of new bonds, but the previously outstanding debt of the various
boroughs has been reduced.
The following compares gross and net debt of
the consolidated city at different dates, revenue bonds
being included In
all the years.
Funded
Total
Temporary
Sinking
Debt.
Loans.
Debt.
Funds.
Net Debt.
Jan 1 '98 _$323,15 5,395
$7,600 $323,162,995 $92,718,373 $230,444,622
Jan 1 '99. 343,269,127
7,600
343,276,727 99.056,292
244,220,435
Jan 1 ’00. 358.104,307
7,600
358,111,907 105,435,872
252,676,035
Jan 1 ’01_ 389,905,899
2.107.600
392,013,499 112,288,129
279,725,370
Jan 1 ’02. 416,262,224
9.912.600
426,174,824 117,399,480
308,775,344
Jan 1 ’03_ 438,503,423 22,467,600
460,971,023 126,742,949
334,228,074
Jan 1 ’04_ 485,063,094 44,748,600
526,811,694 150,893,603
375,918,091
Jam ’05- 558,265,517 34,457,000
592,722,517 157,330,353 435,392,160
Janl ’06- 600.257.613 42,097,000
642,354,613 169,780,612
472,574,001
Jan 1 ’07- 665,697,392 50,412,270
716,109,662 191,044,187
525,065,475
The water debt, included in the foregoing, was as follows at the several
dates below:
Water Debt. Jan. 1 *98.
Jan. 1 ’04.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Jan 1 '06.
Jan. 1 ’07.
Gross
$59,568,249 $74,595,094 $73,944,592 $70,911,593 $76,886,19 3
Net
42,796,855
51,029,505
48,152,472
49,077,855
52,226,45 5
The following table show's the assessed valuation of
--
property In the con¬
solidated city for the year 1906.
In 1903 the assessment of real estate
was made on the basis of about real
value; 1903 and subsequent values,
there fore, are greatly in excess of those for
previous years, and consequently
the tax rate Is much low’er.
Real Estate. Personal Estate
Total.
Tax Rate.
Manhattan and
$
$
$
$
The Bronx .4,461.131.883
465,213,407
14.7890
4,926,345,290
Brooklyn
1,072,007,172
87,722,810
1,159,729,982
15.3769
Queens
159,446,205
9,694,428
169.140,033
15.5484
Richmond
45,901.985
4,676.295
50,578,280
15.5422
Total 1006
5,738,487,2 4 5
567.306,940
14.78 to 15.54
6,305,794,185
Total 1905..5,221,584,301
690,561,926
5,912,146,227
14.90 to 15.62
Total 1904.-5,015,463,779
625,078,878
5,640,542,657
15.13 to 15.92
Total 1903. 4,751,532,826
6S0,866,092
5,432,398,918
14.13 to 14.96
Total 1902. .3,330,647,579
526,400,139
3,857,047,718
22.73 to23.53
Total 1901 ..3,237,778,261
550,192,612
3,787,970,873
23.17 to 23.88
Total 1900 ..3,168,54 7,700
485,574,493
22.20 to 23.42
3,654,122,193
Total 1899.-2,932,445.464
545.906,565
3,478,352,029
23.64 to 32.74
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—Under the provisions of the
city charter,
registered bonds may be Issued In denominations of $10 or any multiple
thereof.
WATER DEBT.—Constitutional Amendment.—An amendment to the
Constitution adopted at the election held Nov. 7 1905 amends Section 10,
Article 8, by exempting debts of New York City Incurred after Jan. 1 1904
for water purposes. In figuring the debt limit.
V. 76, p. 1046.
GENERAL FUND BONDS.—A new kind of bond (known as the "Gen¬
eral Fund Bonds’’) was created by the Legislature In 1903.
It Is Issued for
the mirpose of releasing the surplus revenues of the
sinking fund of the old
city of New York, and to allow the money to be applied to the reduction of
taxation.
Under the law' the bonds will be issued only In the
way Indicated,
and they'will be taken for account of sinking fund for
redemption of the
city debt No. 1.
See V. 76, p. 610.
Up to date $40,750,000 of these bonds
have been Issued.
APPROPRIATIONS.—-The total appropriation for Greater New York
In 1898 was $77,559,332 37; In 1899 It was $93,520,082
03; In 1900 It was
$90,778,972 48; for 1901 it w'as $98,096,413 43; for 1902 It was $98,619,600 88; for 1903, $97,119,031 10;- for 1904, $106,674,955
09; for 1905,
$109,817,593 03: for 1906, $116,805,490 37, and for 1907, $130,421,505 56.
.
-
PARKS AND PARKWAYS
LOANS—
When Due.
Com pletion Riverside Pk. &
Drive
Park.
3g
M-N
sf $1,500§
1940
3g
M-N
sf $50,0005
Public Parks, !45th-l55th
1916
Streets.
3g
M-N
sf 15,000§
1941 3Kg M-N $1,365.0008
1929
East River Park Improvement.
Improvements Crotona Park.
3g
M-N sf $71,5005
1911 3g
M-N
sf $30,0008
1928
Central Park Asphalt Walk.
Park, 54th Street
8g
M-N
sf $2,0008
1940 3g
M-N
sf $7,1628 --.....1929
Construction and Improvement of 3Kg M-N
1,250,0008
1941
Parkways.
New Park, 23d-24th
Yards.
3g
M-N sf $100.0008
1914 2 Kg M-N
sf $25,5008 -.1909-1929
3g
M-N sf 100,0005
1940
Park—Worth and Baxter Streets.
3g
M-N
sf 90,0005
1942 3g
M-N sf $185,6058
1942
3g
M-N
sf 10,0008
1953
Prospect Park—Improvement.
3 Kg M-N
100,0008
1929 3g
M-N
sf $10,0008
1942
St. Johns
...
POPULATION.—The population of Greater New York,
according to the
Improvement
U. S. Census of 1900, was 3,437,202, and according to State Census
returns
for 1905 was 4,013,781.
Health Department estimate for 1907,
DETAILS OF
New
3
When Due.
t£
R
er
M-N
34g
M-N
3g
M-N
LOANS—
Bridge.
2
00,0008 Nov 1 ’28-’29
M-N sfl ,287,824 §
1929
3 4g M-N
4,500,000 §
Nov 1940
3 4g
M-N
750,000 §
.1941
3 K g M-N
2,000,000§
1952
M-N sf 1 ,555,0008
3g
1953
3 Kg M-N
1,000,0008...
1953
3 Kg M-N
3,700,0008
1954 j
Bridges over Harlem River.
Kg
3g
Bridge
3g
3g
3 Kg
3g
When Due.
over
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
Newtown Creek.
sf 180,000§
sf 30,0005
sf
350,0008
250,0008
1940
1952
-
1954
1954
3g
M-N sf 250.0008
1952
Bridge over N. Y. & N. H. RR.
M-N
3g
sf $50,0008
1942
3g
M-N
sf 45,0008 1952 & 1953
Melrose
Avenue
Viaduct.
$1,029,8458 Nov 1 19281 3 Kg M-N
$140,0008
1928
sf 51.0748--1919-52-53 3g
M-N
sf 82,0008 1941-’52' &53
3g
M-N
sf 79,6208
1942 3g
M-N
sf 116,9768
1952
3g
M-N
sf 290,1558 1952 & 1953 i
So. 3d Av. Approach Har..R.
Bdge.
3 Kg M-N
500,0008
1930 3 Kg M-N
$800,0005
1941
3 K g M-N
250,0008
.1928 1 3g
M-N
sf 11,0008
1941
3 Kg M-N
1929
1,000,0008
Bdge. over Mott Hav.Can.,135th St
3 Kg M-N
400,0008
1941 3Kg M-N
$30,0008
1941
3 4g M-N
150,0008
1 953
Bridge over Eastchester Bay.
3 Kg M-N
450,0008
1954 3g
M-N sf $67,5008 1941-’52-,53
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay
Bridge over Garrison’s Creek.
Park and City Island.
3g
M-N sf $16,0005
1952
3g
sf
M-N
$135,0008
1919
Bdge. over N.Y.& H.RR. 233d St.
3g
M-N
1941 3g
sf 80,0008
M-N sf $26,0005 -.1952-1953
Bridge over Bronx River.
Bridge over East River.
3g
M-N
sf $16,5008 ..1919-1953 3g
M-N sf $603,0005 -.1952-1953
3g
M-N
sf 85,0008 —1941-1953 3 Kg M-N
1,500,0005
1953
Bridge over Tracks N. Y. Central. 3 Mff M-N
750,0005
1954
3g
M-N
sf $35,0008 1922 & 1941 |
Rebuilding Bank Rock Bridge.
3Kg M-N
50,0008
M-N sf $33,000§ ..1952-1953
.1922, 3g
Bridge over Port Morris Branch.
j. Bridge over N. Y. & H.t 189th St.
3g
M-N sf $13,5258 1921-40 &53 j 3g
M-N sf $24,0008 -.1952-1953
Bridge over East River.
Bridge over Harlem Riv., 207th St.
3g
M-N sf $20,0008
1928 3g
M-N sf $52,0005 -.1952-1953
3g
M-N
sf 20,0008
1929 3 Kg M-N
100,0005
1954
sf 67,0008
3g
M-N
Bridge, Prospect Ave., Brooklyn.
1940,
3g
M-N
sf 10,0008
1941 , 3g
M-N sf $22,0005 -.1952-1953
Sg
M-N sf 240,0008
1952
Bridge over Gowanus Canal.
sf 75.0005
3g
M-N
3g
M-N
sf $210,0005 -.1953-1954
.1953;
1,000,0005
3Kg M-N
1954!
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
3 Kg M-N
1,500,0008
1941 3g
M-N sf $36,0008
1953
-
-
.
Viaduct
3g
;
•
M-N
96th St., River. Drive
sf $85,0005
1940
over
3g
3g
3g
3Kff
3 Kg
3g
3Kg
3 Kg
3g
INDEBTEDNESS.
BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS.
LOANS
Parks,
and Drives.
4,285.435
The tables which follow give full details regarding the Indebtedness
of the
consolidated city and the various boroughs and other divisions
forming part
of it.
We show first the bond issues made since the Greater New York
Charter w’Cnt into effect.
Then we add statements reporting at
length the
Indebtedness of the separate boroughs; all the districts, towns and other
divisions being In each case grouped under the befrough to which
they belong
GREATER NEW YORK.—Bonds issued since consolidation.
The loans marked (S. F.) are held wholly In the
sinking fund.
The
section mark (§i indicates exempt from taxation
except for State purposes;
the double section mark (§§> Indicates bonds are
exempt from all taxation
including that for State purposes.
See page 42 under head of ‘‘exemption
from taxation” for charter provisions relative to tax
exemptions.
GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER.—Corporate Stock.
51
Parkways
3g
3g
3g
M-N sf$146,5008--1909& 1921
M-N'
sf 15,0005 -------1918
M-N sf 125,0008
1942
M-N
150,0008
1942
M-N
250.0005
.1952
M-N sfl,131,5005 -.1952-1953
M-N
450,0008
-.1953
M-N
800,0008
1954
M-N
sf 297,5008
1953
Improvement Wm.ll.Seward Park.
M-N sf $30,0008
1942
M-N sf
M-N
Park—76th
3g
M-N
sf
3 Kg M-N
100,0008
sf 6,300§
St. and East
$1 1 ,5418
1952
1953
River.
1942
.1953
350,0008
Bronx Park Zoological Garden.
3Kg M-N
$100,0008
1940
3g
M-N
sf 75,0008
1941
3g
M-N
sf 125,0008
1942
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
3g
M-N
sf 25,0008
1951
3g
M-N
sf $65,0005
1923 3g
M-N sf 125.000S
_~1952
3g
M-N
sf 30,0008
1941 3g
M-N
sf 63,0008
1929
Public Park, 1 1 I th Street.
3 Kg
M-N
150,0008 -.1952-1953
3 Kg M-N $1,738,3628 Nov
1 1928 3Kg M-N
100,0008
1954
M-N
sf 235,0335 Nov 1 ’28-’29
3g
Skate and Golf House, Van Cort3Kg M-N
886.8868
.1940
landt Park.
•
Public Park, Houston Street.
M-N sf $198,7798
-.1920
M-N
sf 14,0005
.1940
3 Kg M-N
2,000.0008
1940
Public Parks, 27th-28th Streets.
3g
M-N
sf $1,2485—.
1921
Public Parks, Twelfth Ward.
3g
M-N sf $62,0448 -.1921-1952
Public Park, Hester Street.
3g
M-N sf $31,9085
.1920
3g
M-N
sf 1,0005
...1942
3g
M-N
sf 125,0005
1941
3 Kg M-N
2,050.0008
1941
Improvements, Riverside Park.
3g
M-N sf $245,1115--1921& 1940
3g
M-N - sf 75,0008
...1941
3g F. M-N
sf 18,6008
1942-1952
3 Kg M-NJ ^100^0005
1954
3g
3g
-
3g
M-N
sf $20.0008
1940
Lake Park, Richmond.
3g
sf $85,0008
M-N
1940
3g
M-N
30,0008
1940
Entrance Central Park, 66th St. •
3g
M&N
sf $8,200
1940
Botanical" Garden, Bronx Park.
3g
M-N sf $120,0008
1941
3g
M-N
sf 60,0008
1942
3g
M-N
sf 20,0008
1952
Improvement of Central Park.
3g
M-N
sf$7,883§
1941
Silver
Improvement Parks, Borough Rich
M-N
sf $5,0008
1941
M-N
sf 31,5008 .**
1942
M-N
sf 5,0968 -.1952-1953
Public Park, 27th Street.
3g
M-N
sf $1 248
1921
3g
3g
3g
JSCHOOLS1.AND COLLEGES/.
FBorough
School-Houses,Sites'and Buildings/1
3Kg M-N $1,820,7858 Nov
1 1928 3g
3 Kg M-N
300,0008
1940 3g
3g
M-N sfl ,174,0558 Nov
11928
1942
4,700,0008
3
3
3g
sf 950,0008
3
..1952-1953
..1952-1953
Kg M-N
5,600,0008
1954
3g
M-N
sf 900,0008 -.1952-1953
3Kg M-N sfl ,500,0008 -.1952-1953
3 Kg M-N
2,200,0008
..1953
3 Kg M-N
5,600,0008
1954
Boroughs of Manh. and Bronx.
3g
M-N sf2,383,6408 -.1909-1929
3 Kg M-N
1,700,0008
1929
3 Kg M-N
1,900,0008
1940
3 Kg M-N
1,000,0008
1941
M-N sf! ,000,0008
3g
..1941
Borough of Brooklyn.
3g
M-N sf $85,6158
1929
M-N
sf 7,3858
3g
1940
M-N
sf
3g
300,0008
1941,
3 Kg M-N
1,800,0008
1929 j
3Kg M-N
2,190,0008
-1940
3Kg M-N
.1941
900,0008
3
M-N
M-N
3gl*'- M-N
Kg r M-N
Kg M-N
3Kg M-N
3 Kg M-N
1,800,0008
-M-N
Kg M-N
3g
1941
1929
1940
150,0008
Borough of Richmond.
sf $50,0008.. 1909&1940
MN
100.0008
1929
M-N
150,0008
1941
M-N
3Kg
3 Kg
M-N sf
M-N
M-N
3
M-N
Kg
1940
'l941
300,0008
500,0008
3Kg
3g
High-Schools
3g
of Queens.
-.1909-1929
sf $17,6508
sf 49,3508
sf 100,0008
3g
and
Sites.
$273,2718--1929&
813,4848
800,0008
75,0008
1940
1940
1941
1953
M-N sf 113,6378 ..1941-1953
Borough of Richmond.
3g
M-N sf $100,0008
1941
3g
M-N
sf 75,0008 ..1952-1953
Si te College of Ci tv of New York.
3g
M-N sf $152,031 8 -.1941-1942
College City of New York Bldgs.
M-N sf $500,0008
3g
1952
.....
3Kg
M-N
100,0008
.
1954
52
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Greater New York Charter—Corporate Stock (Con.)
DOCKS AND
Docks and Ferries, 6oc
3?
3?
3?
3?
3?
3 4?
3
M-Nsf$3.o75,294§
M-Nsfi.374.70CS
M-N
M-N
1928
1940
sf 800.000$
sf 850,000$
1041
1042
M-X sf! .000.000$
M-N
2,500.000$
1952
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN
4?
M-N
M-N
3
3
Mg
4?
3
4?
M-N
M-N
34?
M-N
M-N
DEBT
$650,000$
1Q41
1,500,000$
1942
5,500,000$ -.1952-1953
4,600,000$ Nov 1 ’28-’29
1,000,000$
1953
3,150,000$
1954
In the
BRONX
RAPID
TRANSIT.
3 4S
M-N $ 12,000,000$ ..1952-1953
3 4? M-N
3,000,000$
1953
3 44 M-N
4,700,000$
1954
1949 3 44 M-N
4,750,000$ Nov
1 1954
1951 3 44 M-N sf
250,000$ _•
1955
..1952-1953 44
M-N
500,000$..
1936
STREETS AND DRIVEWAYS.
Awards for Change of Grade.
Street and Park
Openings,
M-N sf $115,480$
3?
1028 3?
M-N sf$2,771,168$. 1914& 1929
M-N
sf 217.720$
3?
.1041
3?
M-N sf2,508,211$
1040
3 4? M-N
..1040 3?
250,000$
sf 538.700$
M-N
1041
M-N
sf
187.500$
..1042 3?
3?
M-N sf 1,000,450$
1042
.\1
N
sf
3
J
&
1953
3g
,500$.. 1052
3?
M-N sf3,275,532$. 1952& 1953
1 < h> ,000$
.1954 3?
3T$g M-N
M-N sf2.900.0008
1054
M N
sf 0.400$
-.1954 3 4? M-N
3?
2,961,233$. .1020 & 1041
M N
sf 165,000$
3?
..1953 3 4? M-N
2,000,000$.
1952-1053
M N
sf 31,672$
3?
..1053 3 4? M-N
1 ,010,000$
1053
3 4? M-N
Paving Jerome Avenue.
600,000$
-.1954
3 4 g M N
$60,ooi.i$.. Nov 1 1928
Public Driveway, Harlem River.
M N
sf 12.000$ ..Nov 1 1928 3.44 M-N
3g
$300,000$
1940
Ri versi de Drive Extension.
Repaving Streets.
3 4? M-N
$550,000$ Nov 1 *28-’29 3 4? M-N
$600,000$.. 1928& 1929
sf 366,500$ Nov 1'28&’41
M N
3?
M-N
3?
150,000$
1941
3 4?
M N
2.450,000$ Nov
1 1940 3?
M-N
sf 20,000$
1941
3 4? M-N
M-N
2,000,000$
1941 3?
sf 50.000$
1942
3 4? M-N
3
1042
M-N
2,000.000$
4?
750,000$
1954
3 4?
M-N
1,500,000$
3 952 3?
M-N
sf 54.703$
.1952-1953
34? M-N
750,001'$
1953 3.4 ? M-N
50,000$
1953
3 4 ? M-N
3.1 50,000$
..1954
Improvement Atlantic Avenue.
M N
sf 635.000$ ..1952-1953 3?
3?
M-N sf $250,000$
1942
Bedford Ave. lmpro\ement, Bklyn 3g
M-N
sf 750,000$ -.1952-1953
1953 3}£g M-N
3g
M-N
sf $21,000$
250,000$ ..1953-1954
Acquiring Land, William Street.
Paving Grand Street, Brooklyn.
M N
sf SI .800$
34
1953 3g
M-N sf $10,200$
1940
Widening Broadway, 59th Street,
i 3?
M-N
sf $45,000$ ..1941-1942
WATER.
Additional Water Supply.
Water Mains. Brooklyn.
M-N sf $283,000$ -.1911-1920 3g
3g
A-O
sf $38,500$
1953
34
sf 545.000$ ..1921-1922
M-N
Sani tarv Protection of Water.
34
M-N sfl .742,502$
1952 3 4g M-N
$700,000$ Nov 1 ’1 7-’19
34
M-N
sf 327,49&$
2953 3g
sf 400.000$ Nov 1 '09-'19
M-N
34
M-N
sf 407,500$
1953 3 4g M-N
500,000$
1920
3 44 M-N
250,000$
1919 3g
M-N sf 500,000$
1921
3 44
M-N
25o,UO0$
2 952 3g
M-N sf 200,000$
1952
3 ”2 4 M-N
Provide for Water Supply.
650,000$
1953
3'->4 M-N
1 ,5o s,no0§
..1954 3g
M-N sf $10,000$
.1954
3 4? M - N
6.750,000 $ Nov
1 195 4 3g
M-N
sf6J5. 10(E$
..1925
34
sf 143,5oo$
M-N
3 954
Laying Water Mains.
54
M-N sfl .5.vs,500$
195o 3 4? M-N
$300,000$ Nov
11917
1 9 5.5 3g
4?
M-N
2,000,000$
M-N
sf 50,000$ Nov
1 1917
4y
M-N
] 5oo
.1956
Laving Water Mains, Brooklyn.
3 956 34
M-N sf $301 ,500S'18-’20-’52-53
£?
M-N
sf-i7o * m.(5§
New Aqueduct.
3g
M-N
850,000$
1920
3 4g A-O
1917 3 4? M-N
$2,'- * i,o0o$ Oct
150.000$
1920
3o? A-O
•' ,l’on,"O0$ -.1918-1922
Long Island Water Plant.
3 4? A-O
1952 3 4? Al-N
1.500,O-»o$
$570,000$ Nov
11918
Water Mains and
34,i
A-O sfl.440,oo,t$ ..1912-1922
Pumping.
3?
A-<» sf1 .Too,oi0$ 1952-1953-54 3g
\1 X Jsf $ 106,343$
1918
3 4? A-O
1,35o,ooo$ ..1953-1954 3.4g M-N
350,000$
.1920
OF
OLD
CITY
OF
NEW
YORK.
following statement loans wholly In the sinking fund
are dis¬
sf prefixed to the amount outstanding.
Loans exempt
from taxation have a section mark (§) added to the title of the
loan.
a. Secured
by Sinking Fund Prc
c. Secured
by Special Sinking Fund,
ferred—
Derived by Annual Taxation, Act of
Croton Reservoir Bonds.
June 3 1878—
Q-F
$20,000 Aug
1 1907
Additional Water Stock.
3
A-O
$100,000$ ..Oct 1 1933
(Subject to call alter Oct 1 1913.)
34
A-O
300,000$ ..Oct 1 1933
b. Secured by Sinking Fund (Sec(Subject to call alter Oct. 1 1913.)
ond Lien), Act of June 3 1878—
3
A-O
sf45,000$ ..Oct 1 1933
Consolidated Stock.
1
(Subject to call alter Oct. 1 1913.)
5g
M-N
1 1928 1
6,900.000 Nov
Armory Bonds.
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1908.) 3
M-N
sfl42,632 Nov
1 1907
Consolidated Stock.
3
M-N
1 1907
250,000 Nov
4
M-N
1 1910 3 4
2,800.000$ Nov
M-N
sf213,500 Nov
1 1907
3
M-N
442,000$ Nov
1 1909
3
M-N
Nov
1
sf884,116
1910
M-N
sf249,450 Nov
1 1911
i3
M-N
3?
170,500 Nov
1 1914
M-N
|3g
sflOO.OOO ...Nov 1 1914
..1948-1950
1950
.
..
.
.
THE
tinguished by
Rapid Transit RR.
M-N $6,50'».OiHj$
M-N
1,500.000$
3?
3 4 7 M-N
4,000,000$
3 4 ? M-N
8,500,000$
3 4? M-Nsf.l ,166,050$
AND
LXXXIV.
FERRIES.
1940
3 4
[VOL.
...
-
.
.
-
.
.
.
-
.
_
.
.
.
_
_
CONSOLIDATED STOCK.
N. Y. Bridge Bonds.
3
M-N
sf330,000 Nov
1 1922
4
M-N
sf416,666
1928
N. Y. Bridge Bonds Series "4.”
3
M-N
sflOO.OOO
.1923
3
M-N
sfl20,000
1925
3
M-N
sf30,000
1926
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3
M-N
sf727,000
1913
M-N
2Ji
sfl20.000
.1913
3
M-N
sf90,000 Nov
1 1912
3
M-N
sf40,000
1907
34? M-N
200,000
1916
Amer. Mus. of Nat. History.
3
M-N
sf595,000 Nov
1 1913
2 44
M-N
sf205,000 Nov
1 1913
3 ‘
M-N
sf474,103 Nov
1 1920
3g
M-N
475,000 Nov
1 1920
3
M-N
sf50,000 Nov
1 1925
3.4? M-N
250,000 Nov
1 1917
_
....
3
Tern p’y Bri dge Over Bron
Ri
x
3
Repaving.
M-N
sf 105,000$ Nov
M-N
3
3
3
3
3
3
M-N sfl ,000,000$ Nov
M-N sfl,000,000 Nov
M-N sfl ,500,000 Nov
M-N
500,000$ Nov
M-N
M-N
3g
M-N
3 4? M-N
34? M-N
Mosholu
3
3>4? M-N
3
A wards,
M-N
M-N
11909
1909
L1910
1 1911
1 1913
11913
sf895,000
Nov
500,000
sf525,000
Nov
1 1916
1910-1920
700,000
1,075,000
1,400,000
Nov
1
1920
1916-1917
1 1918
Parkway
M-N
sf4,000
Public Driveway.
3
M-N sfl,700,000
3g
M-N
800,000
34?
v.
.
24
Nov
1 1912
Nov
1 1918
..1920
250,000
Change of Grade.
__1016
sf616,865
385,000
1907-1912
1910-1911
M-N
sf5,000
1919
New Municipal Building.
Bri dge Over Bronx River.
8
M-N
sf8,300
1912
3
M-N
1920
sfl5,000
Washington Bridge Park.
Brdg. Ov. Bronx Riv. at 177th St.
M-N
3
sf30,779
1915
3
M-N
sf30,000
1919 3g
M-N
640,000
1920
Harlem Riv. Brdg., ’’Wash’ton.”
Gore of Land 135th St.
3
M N
sf350,000 Nov
1 19.>7 3
M-N
sfl83,509
1916
3
M-N
‘ 900,000 Nov
Ward’s Island Purchase.
1 1907
3
M-N
sfSOO.OOO Nov
1 1908 3
M-N
sfl47,359 Nov
1 1913
3
M-N
350,000 Nov
1 1908 3
M-N
672.409 Nov
1 1913
2’4
M-N
sf385,IOO Nov
1 1909
Bridge Approaches, Macomb.
3 '
M-N
sfl6,650 Nov
M-N
1 1910 3
sf09,388
.1916
3
M-N
sfl 78,300 Nov
1 1910 3g
M-N
274,181
1920
2 1 a
M-N
sfl 4 ,500
.1910
Park 1 m pr’t (N. Y. Ci fy & Pelham)
3
M-N
sfl 7,175
1913 3
M-N
sfOilO.OOO Nov
1 1919
3
M-N
sfK9,508
1911 3g
M-N
310,000 Nov
1 1920
3
M-N
sf00,078
1912
Corlears Hook Park.
3
M-N
1914 3
M-N
sfl5,590
sf47,500
1912
3
M-N
sf39,325
1915 3 4
M-N
1,370,421
1913
Harlem River’’Ship Canal.”
-3g
M-N
124,500
1914
Ship Canal.
El’zone Plant, Riker’s Island.
MISCELLANEOUS,
3
M-N
sf315,000
1914 3
M-N
LOANS—
When Due. LOANS—
sf37,000
1913
When Due. ! 3
M-N
Cathedral
sf45,069
1915
treet
Department
Parkway.
Cleaning.
Carnegie Library Sites.
8
M-N
sf36,573
1919
3
M-N
M-N
sf
JU'-l.Uuu$
..1929
3?
M-N
sf
sf5,000
Nov
1 1912
3?
$250,000$
1942 I
M-N
80,000
1920 3g
M-N
3 4? M-N
:«>'<,
1929 3g
195,000
sf 375,654$ ..1952 1953 I 3g
M-N
1014
Third Avenue.
sf 62.668$
M-N
Mulberry
Bend
3?
Park.
..1940 3 4? M-N
90,000$
1953 ! 3
M-N
sf
100,000 Nov
1 1914 3g
sf 25 2 ,43] $
M-N
M-N
3?
.1942 34? M-N
1,584,371
1924
250,000§
.1954 ! 3
M-N
sf85,000 Nov
1 1915 3g
M-N
sf 4 64,4 74$
M-N
' 100,000
Land Awards.
..1952-1953
3?
1020
3
M-N
sf210,037
1016-1020
Crotona
M-N
3 1 *?
M-N
1954 3?
sf $5.000$
Park, Public Building. ’
I’-0,0'>0$
1042 ! 3
4?
M-N
3g
M-N
1,050,000
1016-1020
: utj. *005
3 41-’ M-N
1953 3g
M-N
sf 3 .000$
sf5,000
1014
1952 1 3 '
M-N
sf655,080
1020 3g
Fire Department.
M-N
60,000
sf 4,000$
3g
M-N
1014
1953
3 Hg
M-N
400,000
...1018 3
M-N
3 4? M-N
$30it .1100$
...1929
sf65,lll
Improvement Toilet Facilities.
.1020
3 *
M-N
sfO,400
.1053
Fire Department.
2 i 1 ,M0 1$
3 4? M- X
34
1 94 1
M-N
sf $3,000$
1952 j
155th Street.
sf 80-i ,'.)*()$
M- X
3g
M-N
1941
Comfort Station, Brooklyn.
3?
108,015
..1014
3
M-N
sfl
NOV
M-N
,140,000
11016 3
M-N
sf I 75 ,5’16$
M-N
3?
1953 1954 34
sf $85,000$
sfl50,000
1015
.1952-1953! 3
M-N
sf.l.000
50 .000$
.1017
3
M-N
3 4? M - Y
1958 3g
sfOOO.OOO Nov
M-N
sf 43.000$
1 1016
1953 ! 3g
M-N
100,000
1020
Street and Park Opening.
3 > ? M X
250.0 '0$
195 1
Public Comfort dtation, Manhatt’n
First Avenue.
Police Department.
3H? M-N
3g
M-N
sf $26,000$ ..1952-1953
1,868,867$ Nov
1 1018
3
M-N
sfl 80,000
M- Y sf $156 .•'’> .*0 $
1020
Street Cleaning Department.
19 40 3 : -4 M-N
3?
50,000$
.1953
Brg. O ver liar. Ri v. East of B’way. 3g
3ir
m, ■;
57 5,1# 1.0$
3 4-4
.1941
M-N
M-N
sfl3(),115
1014
100,000$
1954
?;
M N
sf l5,1)00
M V
2'.n .01.0$
3 1 i. g
1010 3 >1 tr M-N
Public Bath, Brooklyn.
.1954
133,000... 10 12-1014
Br’k
Ave.
Y.
&
Brg..
N.
H.
RR,
3,',.g
3 4? M-N
M-N
Improvement Wailabout Basin.
150.000$ Nov
$100,000$
11016
.1953
3
M-N
sf50,000
1921
College of New York City.
M N sf $'9 i,oni.i$
.1929
5g
Spujten Duvvil & Pt. Morris PR.
Brg.
Over
Har. R R153 d St.
*3?
M-N
Public Bath, Ri vi ng ston Street.
34
\f N sf $551,025$
17,000...
1953
1914
«
3
M-N
-,-•'.‘•Oitt;
sf50,000
M s
vov
..1010 3 1 i? M-N
20 1,250
1 1928
Fire-Alarm Telegraph, Richmond.
1014
Grand and W'alton Ave. Bridge.
M V
st : h
••'»$ 'Yov
1 1928 3?
3?
3
M-N
M N
sf $2,000$
sf3.*0,000$ Nov
1 101a
.1953
3
M-N
sfl 5,000
Pu bli c B a r hs. City ol
1022
High School Bonds.
Yew
V or k
Maps 2d, 3d Sc t th W ards, Dueens.
•'
Ganscvoort Market.
3
st J
M-N
i0<.
5
..1942 3?
3?
sf.Y,000
M X sf $ 12,500$
1016
1953
3
1
M-N
sfl
\
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i*
t
M
15
20,000
3
1007
New
Hall of Records
1952
?
Maps 2d <Sc 5th Wards, Richmond.
8
M-N
1; ,* ,'i!i <.
M X
sf330,000
.1008
3
M-N
sfl
3 ;r
1954
V?
M-N
sf $20,000$
05,100
.1023
.1953
3
M-N
I .UO-.C
s
3 ' ?
sf53,71 5
1000
Bldgs, for Botanical Museum.
] 955
Fire-Boat Seth Low. Repairs.
\
Morningside
Park.
3
si ' 1 2. i ’ 11
M-N
i952 2953
sf
,4
M N
?
sf $22,500$
125.000
...1021
...1953
;j
M N
sf331 ,000
Monument to General f ouler.
Nov
1 1007
Riverside Park & l)ri\e,
Construction New Tiro-Boat.
s
2 4
MY
sfl 10,000
Nov
1 1007.3?
M-N
st $8,500$
100.000
M N
3?
M v
st l
.i -it
1952 W
1014
1953
Central
Park.
U
3
M-N
?
Rebemp. A-sc-s ! Bonds. Park Av.
200.0(10
Topographical Bureau, Bronx.
...1012
3
M
N
sf
163,000
\nv
...1007
j 1929 b'r
M-N
st 52.000$
Repaving 3d A ve., 23d Ward.
1953 19511
M-N
V»\
sf45,000
1007 3?
M \
st 2
9
M-N
j j 929
Rebuilding Retaining W all, Edge- I 2 1 j
50,000
1920
City I m pro vemen I Slock.
Assessment «• *i v
Repaving Avenue A.
Property.
comb Avenue.
M N
;jg
778,772
1915
3
N
■j9M 34
M
M N
sf $5.0"0$
sf-15,000
.1912
1953!
Castle Garden Imp. Aquarium.
M C M; ■
Soldierr.h
Webster Avenue Relief Sewer.
3?
M Y
100,000
1020
3
M-N
''. 29& 1940 3?
34
M Y
sf230,000
.1012
M N
sf $2,500
Repaving 23d & 24lli Wards.
1953 i
;j
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70,000
i 44
.1910 i;*12
J 020 3
M -N
sf l 13,125
m \
Improving and Equipping Brown- i
1020 1921
East River Park.
3 •??
-t
ilealtu.
De par t u.e n f
Stone Building, Citv Hall Park,
M-N
185,000
.1917-1920
j ,*}
M N
ins
M \*
st
1418: 1912 3?
sf7,000
Nov
I 1007
M-N
sf $1,000$
Paving
Jerome
A
venue.
.1953! 2
9 3 9
65
M N
sf3,500 Nov
1 1907 3
Various Municipal Purposes.
sfl 25,000
M-N
.1922
3
M-N
Sc w t r i
sf637,118 Nov
Con s true !!•»»»
Brook Iv n. 3 '; •.*
1 loll
Cons tr. A: I in p t. of Park w a y s.
M Y534 .500,000$ Nov
i 195 1 j
Mount
Morris Park.
'
Pit
M V
3?
1 953 3:*
sf 186,734$
M-N
•>V
.0 v.
st
sf700
1926 >
..1014
M N
3
M \
1 9 •; 3
51 Y
sf31,500
sf 13,500$
.1007 3?
M-N
1924 j 3
65,000
.1014
M V
2'j
M-N
sfa.OOO
1953 3tr
M5g
v
s t ,’.2 .000$
sf 104,231$
.1007 3
M-N
sfl00,000
1925
.1014
Rutgers
M V sf2 ,070 ,099$
H
M V
it
1934
Slip
Park.
I
ire
Hydrant.
1954 1
3
M
N
sf'2<)
Main Relief Sewer
M N sf7,7 18,704$
,000
Nov
1
1011
3?
M-N
50,000
1955 j
.1025
Riverside Park.
3 !<*? M-N
194 2
M N 30,000,000$
3
yi
« f. 7.00*0
50,000J 955
.1025
3
M N
,\f N
st 1 86.735$
sf25<),000
1007 1021 3
M-N
Heating Plant Museum N £1 t Hist.
1 926
25,001*
1025
3/
M N
) 00,000
I 9 .j 2 1 9 5 3
M N
Police Department.
3?
sf f 7 ,ooo<,
.1014
NT V
10,500.000$
1936
;\r
M
N
sfl
<)
,0<(O
M N 33 .ooo.o'»«i$
M-N
3 <<¥
1954
101-1 3?
.1 N
it»»,$
1956
60,549
.1925
;j
M-N
sfl ,500
Nov
J 1912 3‘-jg M N
M N
595.7 29$
19 56
100,000” *
.Illltf
Riverside Park (Women’s Cottage) 3
\1 N
sfl 4,000 Nov
1 1918
ASSESSMENT BONDS.
3
M N
sf7,000 NOV
1 1912 3M-N
20,000 Nov
1 1918
Streets 20th Ward, Brooklyn.
Assessment Bonds.
New P’ks, 23d & 24 tl* Wards.
New last Ri ver Bridge.
3/
M \ st 9.4 2 • ,229$
3903 1912 3?
51 N af $50,000$
2’5
M N sf4,716,10<)$
M-N
1929 3
sfl37,325
1920
3 .1^4
l 1908
imp. Bds
M \
50ii,ot»t.$ Y <j v
Bedford Ave., Bklyn.
(Subjh'T to rail after 1909.)
3 U? MN
100,000
1917
34
3 908 3g
M V
3 30,000$
,3 926
M Y sf$ 162,735$
2Ji
M-N
5,087,000$
'
1920 3 (■ U
M N
300,000
1918
3 V^4 M \
Redemption Impr. Bonds.
8 ,tiO<i ,*ntO$
1914
rail
Hfler
Public
Park
to
1900.)
(St John’s).
4?
MY
5o< ,oot.(
\ 1936 3?
MY
$20.1 71 §oo or aft. 1906
Parade tlround, Van Corllandt Pk
3*'g M-N
554,565
1016
3?
M Y
4.30*1 $
1908
Street & Park Openings.
3
M Y
sf237,500 Nov
1 1000
St. John’s Park Construction.
v
Fort Washington Road.
3 4 M N sf $97 1 ,000$ OU or tiff 1906
M N
sf 12,500
Nov
t 1909 3
M N
sf35,000
1916
3g
51 N sf ? 3 32 ,255$ _ .... 1905 4g
M N 1 .029 ,000$
19 J 5 -191 6
Fifth District Police Court.
Public Park, I I I III St.
3
M-N
sf 75,00()
1011 3
M-N
sfM8,600 ...1017 1018
GENERAL FUND BONDS.
3
M-N
sf75,000
1012
Public Park, I2lh Ward.
Issued uti<Vr t*.** provisions of the Greater New York Charter, as amended
8
M N
sf80,180
1013 3
M N
sf66,30H
.1021
by Gluepter 1 o': of »n<- Laws of 3 903.
Seventh District Police Court.
Stale lax for Insane.
General I und Bonds.
3
M N
sf88,121..
1016 1017 3 1 ■!V M-N
1.200,000
-1016
tig
M Y «t-,' 7.,«.,ooo$
1930!
8?
M-N
lOOJiOO
1020 3*jg M-N
177,000
1015
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NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Boroughs
of
Manhattan
CONSOLIDATED
LOANS—
For
When Due. !
Washing ton Park.
'
M-N
867,310§ _Nov 1 1918
Extension Kings Bridge Road.
3
M-N
sf2,000
1919
Impt. Park, Parkways & Drives.
3 Ug M-N
123,000
.1917
3Hg MN
175,000
.1918
3
Msfl39,000--1918-’19-’21
Redemption of Bonds.
3^g M-N
7,000,000
1922
Redemp. Assessm’t Bds., ParkAv.
3
M-N
sflOO.OOO
1920
Public Park, St. Nicholas Ave.
3
M-N
sf43,075 Nov 1 1911
t
3K?
and
the
Bronx.
Boroughs
STOCK.—(Con.)
5
5
Dock Bonds.
M-N sf 225,000
M-N
5
M-N
5
M-N
M-N
5
4
4
4
4
3
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
3
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
3K
3
3
3
3
1918(2 34
3K
M-N
400,000 Nov
1 1918 2K
Public Park, I 1 th Ward.
3
3
M-N
sf23,709
1920 3
Harlem River Bridge (145th St.).
3
3
M-N
sf4,000
1918 3
3
M-N
sf 9 6,000
1919:3
Pelham Bay Bridge.
3
3
M-N
sf35,000
1916-1919 3
Public Park, 28th St.
3
3
M-N
sf 16,696
1921 3
Public Park, Hester St.
3*4
3
M-N
sfl6,561
1920-1923 3
Croton Water Mains.
M-N
sf250,000
M-N
M-N
M-N
Nov
Nov
sf300,000
200,000
sf520,000
sfl91,000
sf672,000
sfl ,080,000
sf820,000
sfl75,000
sf270,000
355,0005
1.150.000S
1,500,000§
sf500,000§
1,000,000
sf50,000§
sf400,000§
Nov
Nov
1
1
Manhattan
and
1908
1909
1909
1910
1911
1911
1912
1913
1914
from the
Sinking Fund
Redemption I.
$138,753,797
Cash
1
1
1
Total
1918
1919
-.-.-..1919
1920
1920
4 16
190,018
$138,943,399
$19,504,287
$158,447,686
..
Consolidated stock, Ac., having a lien on special fund derived
from taxation and from sink, fund redemption No. I
103.485,868
Total issues
payable from sinking fund redemption No. II26,400,000
Consolidated stock (new parks) payable from sinking fund re¬
demption No. I, In accordance with act of authorization
9,823,100
c
d
e
BILL TO UTILIZE SURPLUS REVENUE OF SINKING
FUND —
The Legislature in 1903 passed a bill
providing for the utilization of up¬
wards of $8,000,000 annual excess revenues
pledged to the sinking fund.
For details see V. 76, p, 610; also page 51 of this
publication.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The old city’s assessed valuation and tax
follows.
In 1903 basis of assessment was changed, ac¬
counting for the great Increase In that year.
Personal
Total Assessed Rate of Tax
Years.
Real Estate.
Estate.
Valuation,
per $1,000.
1906
....$4,461,131,883
$465,213,407
$4,926,345,290
$14 7890
1905
4,095,615,774
585,064,415
4.680,680.189
14.9051
1904
3,937,883,888
523,235,608
4,461,119.496
15.1342
1903
3,730,884.149
564,605,294
4.295,489,443
14.1367
1902
2,512,440,186
425.071.368
2.937,511.554
22.734
1900.
2,369,997,504429.874.168
2.799.871.672
22.477
1898
1,856,467,923
509,022,449
2,365.490.372
20.10
1895
1.646,028,655
370,919,007
2.016,947.662
19.10
1890.
1,398,290,007
298,688,383
1,696.978.390
19.70
1885
1,268,443.137
202,673,866
1.371.117.003
24.00
rate have been as
POPULATION OF THE BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE
BRONX, according to State Census of 1905, was 2,384.010; in 1900 (U. S.
Census) It was 2,050,600; in 1890 the population of the old city of New
York, comprising a somewhat smaller area than that of the present bor¬
oughs of Manhattan and the Bronx, was 1.515,301.
On the basis of the
present territory, population then was 1,529,301.
See V. 71. p. 408.
Id
1880 New York City’s population was 1.206,299.
BOROUGH
DEBT OF
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Additional Croton Water Stock.
3
M-N sf 250,000
1911
3g
M-N
200.000
.1914
3 Kg M-N
400,000
1911
Water Main Stock.
3
M-N
sf250,000
1912
3g
M-N
1914
250,000
OF
BROOKLYN.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Payable from Taxation, or from Sinking Fund, if Approved by Commis¬
sioners, Provided Such Payment Shall Not in Any D'ny Impair the Preferred
Claims thereon.
(Section 6, Chapter 383, Laws of 1S7S)—Dock Bonds.
M-N
sf460,S00
M-N
sfl 47,000
M-N
169,200
Sinking Fund.
$6,734,055 69
6,797,317 15
7,818.478 28
9.048,119 00
11,058.214 48
$85,158,775 53
77,680,225 93
75.951,120 10
.
.
00
10
10
10
70,889.458
69.001,750
66.718.682
64,545.614
.
.
.
...
Net Debt.
$78,424,719 84
70,882,908 78
88.132.641 82
61,841.339
57.943.535
54.925.467
51.541.847
11.793.21 4 48
13,003.766 98
00
62
62
12
BROOKLYN.
.
LOANS—
When Due.
Assessment Fund Stock.
6
M-N .sf$364,850 Nov 1
1910
6
M-N
535,600 Nov 1
1910
Consol. Stock—County.
3.30g J-J
8,699,000 ...1917-1921
189S
1900
1902
1904..
1905
1906
1907
The old city of Brooklyn covered the entire area of the county of
Kings,
the county government being consolidated with that of the
city on Jan. 1
1896 under the provisions of Chapter 954 of the Laws of 1>95.
Under the
provisions of this Act, ’’the debt of the said county shall not be deemed to
be or be Included as a part of the debt of the City of Brooklyn, within the
meaning of the provision of the Constitution of the State of New York
limiting the power of cities to Incur Indebtedness.”
-See "Chronicle.”
Yol. 62. p. 49.)
The towns of Fiatbush. New Utrecht and Gravesend
were annexed to the City of Brooklyn in 1894 and the town of
Flatiands
became a ward of the city on the first day of January 1896.
.
1
Total.
$158,257,668
189,602
Total Debt.
1
1
1
Sinking Fund
Redemption 11.
$19,503,871
The totals of the various Issues having a lien on these
sinking funds,
and the order of their lien, are shown In the
following; the letter prefixed In
each case being the same as that used In the table of bonds above
to desig¬
nate the Issues having such lien.
a Total issues
having a first lien on sink, fund redemp. No. I.
$21,000
b Total Issues having a second lien on sink, fund
redemp. No. I.
9,700,000
d.—Secured by Special Sinking Fund Derived from Annual Taxation
Under the Provisions of the Constitutional Amendment Adopted
Nov. 4 1S84—
LOANS—
When Due. LOANS
When Due.
.1912
1907
1907
1907
.1912
.1912
191 5
.1916
1912
.1914
1914
Bronx.
following;
City bonds (par value)
1921
1921
1922
1922
.1923
1923
1924
1924
1924
1925
Viaduct, Riverside Drive.
3Kg M-N
3,000,000§ Nov 1 1927
3
M-N
sf65,000
1914 3Kg M-N
1,750,0005 Nov 1 1928
Impr. Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
M-N
3
sf250,000
.1928
3
M-N
sf55,000
1923 3g
M-N
1,160,000
..1925
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
3KC M-N
2,000,000
-.1926-1927
3
M-N
sf25,000
1922
School-House Bonds.
Department of Correction.
3
M-N
sf25,023 Nov 1 1908
3
M-N
sf50,000
1921 3
M-N
3,575.945 Nov 1 1908
3 MX M-N
250,000 Nov
1 1918 2K
M-N
1908
sf9,500
Department of Charities.
3
M-N sfl ,336,8725 Nov 1
1911
3
M-N
sf418,175
.1921 3
M-N
897.2055 Nov 1 1911
3H? M-N
350,000 Nov
1 1918 3 34
M-N
542,553 Nov 1 1912
Ambulance Station.
3
M-N
754,560 Nov 1 1913
3
M-N
sf50,000
...1916 3g
.M-N
1914
sf77,621
Hosp. Bldg., Clouverneur Slip.
3g
M-N
809,013
1914
3
M-N
sf65,000
1916 3
M-N
27,000
1914
Bldgs, for Pub. Health & Comfort. 3 34f? M-N
1911
806,502
3
M-N
sf25,000
1919 3Ug M-N
1914
84,694
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
3 Kg M-N
1,925,141
----..1915
3
M-N
sf30,000
1919 3
M-N sf2.542.784 Nov 1
1916
Board of Heal th.
3 34? M-N
3,691,269 Nov 1 1916
3
M-N
sf38,027
1919 3
M-N
42,000 Nov 1 1914
Court House, Appellate Div.
3 Kg M-N
112,058
1916
334s M-N
389,4315 Nov
1 1918 3g
M-N
sf959
1914
3
M-N
sf64,593
1919 3g
M-N
87,871
1914
Criminal Court-House Bonds.
3
M-N
sf 55,000
1908,
Additional Water Stock.
3
M-N
250,000
3
A-O
8,200,000§ Oct
3
A-O sf4,350,000 § Oct
A-O
2M
sf950,000 § Oct
3
M-N sf4,569,500
M-N
3g
175,000
3Kff M-N
3,030,500
3 Kg M-N
1,750,000
M-N sfl ,383,500 Nov
3g
M-N
3g
376.500
M-N
3g
sfl 5,000
the
SINKING FUNDS.—The total sinking fund assets of the old city
(Man¬
hattan and the Bronx) on Jan 1 1907 were $158,447,686.
Of this amount
$19,504,287 was held in a special sinking fund (sinking fund redemption
No. II.) for account of cert- in water bonds and
$138,943,399 (sinking fund
redemption No. I.) was h
for certain other sinking fund issues.
The
character of the assets of itiv. two sinking funds here referred to Is evident
1914
1914
Nov
1915
-.1916-1918
M-N
1,050,000
M-N
sf450,000
M-N
1,250,000
M-N sf2,480,000
M-N
20,000
M-N sfl ,660,000
M-N
865,000
M-N
sf960,000
M-N
1,125,000
M-N
500,000
M-N
sf30,000
of
53
DEBT CITY OF BROOKLYN AS CONSTITUTED PRIOR TO CONSOL¬
1907
1908
1908
IDATION. INCLUDING ALSO ANNEXED TOWNS AND KINGS CO.
Jan.
Payable from sinking fund';
“
*
*
4*
“
4 4.
44
.
.
.
water revenue.
assessments.
e.—Payable from Assessments or from the Sinking Fund, If the Commis¬
sioners Thereof Approve, Provided such Payments Shall Not in
Any Way
Impair the Preferred Claims Thereon,
(See Section 6. Chapter 383, Laws
of 1878) —
LOANS—
When Due. 3
M-N sf
$75,000 On or aft. ’88
Assessment Bonds.
3
M-N sf
85,536 do
95-'98‘
3M-N sfl,050,000
1903
...
.
,
..
„
.
.
_
.
.
.
.
_
.
_
_
taxation
-
---
...
.
1
1907.
$ 16 .530,367 4 1
1 1 .223 .2 49 76
3.30-1 .non UO
31.287.796 93
Total
Less sinking fund
Investments
Cash
—
^
_
_
-
-
-
$12 .994.792 86
8.9 7 4 12
_
-
-
-
—
13.003.766 98
-
A N N E X1'] I)
T E R R LTO R Y
Town of Morrisania—
Central Av. construction
Net debt..
BONDS.
! 1907 to
7
Annually
Semi¬
Central Av. construction
St. Ann’s Av. construction
7
7
Town of West Farms—
Central Av. construction
i
1916-1980
1
1 $1.000 y’rly j
annually
M A S
1907-1910
Annually & J 1907
LOANS—
1915\
I$1,000 y’rly
$9,500
4
64,000
21471
to
semi-an.
semi-anT
4
These bonds mature
when In each year $1,500 mature; In 1949 and 1975, none; In 1950,
$2,000:
In 1959 and 2147, each $500.
Interest on about one-half the bonds is paid
annually, on the remainder semi-annually.
*
f 1907 to 1909\
St*. Boulevard construction
7
M A S
i$l9,«oo y’lyi $28,500
■
f Highway improvements117,000
\ Sewers
173.000
Village of Williamsbridge.
292.000
(Improvement
Town of Westchester
205<000
45,000
(School district
250.000
Village of W'akefleld, highway
Improvements
Town of Eastchester, school district bonds.
60,710
„
.
....
8,611
b, e, d. e.—These letters Indicate on which sinking fund the bonds
are a lien, as more fully
explained below.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The denominations of the bonds and stock
of the city of New York are not- fixed.
Cert ideates are Issued for any
amount In even hundreds, with $500 as the minimum.
INTEREST—W H ERE PAYABLE.—Coupon Interest Is payable at
Knickerbocker Trust Co.; reglst. interest at ottlee of City Chamberlain.1
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
FUND
Ac.—l'he subjoined statement
shows the old city’s debt, Ac.:
Jan. 1 1907.
Jan. I 1906.
Jan. I 1905.
Total rutulcd debt
$161,742,774
$163,752,142
$172,244,195
Sinking fund. Including cash.
158,447.686
143,540,249
135.780,111
a,
.
..
$3,295,088
.
$20,211,893
$36,464,084
The annexed tabic shows the old city’s net funded debt (not
including
bonds) as it was on the hrst day of January of each of the
revenue
following
V en rs;
1907
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1901
.
.
.
....
.
.
.
.
..
$3,295,088
20,211,893
30.404,08 4
57,730,120
80,98 7,312
91,790,905
102,802,888
1900
1899
1898
1897
1895
1894
1892
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$ I 1 4 291 ,936
126.185.281
136.847.276
120,7 10,525
1890
1885
1881
1870
105,777.854
101,428,481
187 l
1800
97.550,036
1802
.
.,
.
.$98,603,072
93.048.100
100,006,2 40
110,773.721
.
.
.
.
..
73.373,352
35,973.597
20 087,310
Bridge Connect«ng
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
7
7
7
7
7
7
sf 130,000 July
K
J-J
700,000 May
(Subject to call.)
J-J
549.000 July
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
345.000 July
J-J
100.000 July
J-J
260.000 July
J-J
400.000 July
'
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
1
1
1923
3 K a:
1924
•3 4
1
1934
!
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
l
1
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
J uiy
1
1
1
1
!
1
1
1
Jan
July
July
1
July
1
l
!
1
1
July
Julv
Julv
July
Juiv 1
($100,000 yearly.'
J J
9 1.000
July
J-J
J-J
J -J
3 K
440,000 July
400.000 J uiy
400.000 July
350.000 -July
J-J
300.000
J-J
500.000
J-J
250.000
J-J
810.000
3 19,000
J-J
J-J
371,000
J J
400.000
J-J
200.000
J-J
257.000
300 .000
J-J
J-J
356.000
New York Bridge.
J-J
10 l .000
J-J
50.000
J-J
100.000
J-J
100.000
J-J
50.000
J-J
5(H) .(>00
7
’
112.000
40.000
Jan 1 19.36
..Jan 1 1922
Jan 1 K’O-’Jl
.
_
600.000
($100,000 yearly.)
60.000 Mch 12 1926
J -J
300.000 Jan 1 22 23
sf 60.000
3 ’Kg
3
_
..
1907
1908
1908 Approach1909 4
J-J
275,000 July ! 25-27
1910 3 K
J -J
900.000 Jan 1 23 27
i
1911
Sf 83 .1)110
1912 3 K
J-J
500.000 July 1 23 27
1914 3
J J
100.000
...Jan i 1928
1916 3 Kg J-J
70.000 ..Jan 1 ! 929
1917
Countv Deficiency.
1913 3 Kg J-J
sf 48,000
..Jan I 1926
1919 3 Kg J-J
700.000
Jan 1 1936
1920
Citv Hall l tn prove men t Bonds.
1921 3 Kg J-J
93,00')
Jan 1 1920
1922 3 Kg J-J
sf35,000 ..Jan 1 1920
1923 3 Kg J-J
23.000 ..Jan ! 192!
1925
Gravesend Improvement Bonds.
1927 3 Kg J-J
300.000 July 10 32 34
1926 3 K
sf 13.000 Dec
J-D
17 19253 K
J -J
8.500 May 21 19231907
Int. due on Gravesend Bonds.
1908 3 Kg J J
21,242 ..Jan 11936
1909
Local Improvement Bonds.
1910 1
J J108.000$
1920-192!
1911
3
1.000.000
Feb 13 07-16
.
-
.
.
.
[ 2-’16
.
.
'$100,000 yearly.,'
Eighth Ward Improvement.
J J
400.900$ July 1 ’07 10-
l 1917 3
J J
105.000 July
l 19 18 3
J-J
50.000 Julv
J-J
10 4.000 July
1 19! 9
School Improvement.
J J
200.000 Julv
1 1920 3
J J
400.000$ Jail 3!
J J
18!.000 Ju.y
3
1 192!
J J
43.0o0
'Jan 1
J J
154.000 July
1 1922
sf758 .000
J J
65.000 J uiy
1 1924
>1 useu ui Arts A Sciences.
New East Riser Bridge.
3 Kg J -V
200,000 Jan 1
3 Kg J-J
25,000
,Jau 1 1935 3 K
J-J
92,0OO
.Jan
3 tag J J
150.000
Jan 1 1936 3 K
J-J
si25.900
Jan
3 K g J J
332.000 .Jan l 1937
Memorial Monument Bonds.
3 Kg F-A
sf 30.325
Jan ! 1957 3 Kg J J
40.000 Jan 1
SolJiers’ A Sailors’ Woau’t Bds.
3 Kg J-J
7.000
Oct
3 K
100.000 .July lo 1925
J J
7
7
7
7
7
7
of
counties
Ki ngs A
J-J
.
.
Net funded debt..
3
4.000
\$l ,000 y’rly. 1J 239.000
\$1,000
$1,000 yearly, except In the years 1916 and 1917,
7
When Due.
Arrearage.
!
1911
.
‘‘.7 30
le-33
'
.
.
.
_
..
.
25- 36
t
1
4
1927
5 928
24 27
>9! 7
54
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Curough of Brooklyn—Old City of Brooklyn.— (Con.)
When Due.
Jamaica Plank Road Bonds.
Lo cal 1 m pro\ ement F:und.
3 Mg J-J
sflOo.OOO ..Jan 1 1917
3
J -J
400,000 Jan 1 '16-’24
Site and Building Bonds
sfoOO.OOO
3
J-J
sf265,000
1914-’15-’16
•3 M
j -J
200,000
-.1918 -1921 4
J-J
1,209JJUO Jan 1 ’20-’23
LOAN:
Borough of Brooklyn—Old City of Brooklyn.—(Con.)
|
Armory—(14th Regiment).
$20,000
May 1 1907
$60.000
May 1 190714s
60,000
May 1 1908
SO,000
May 1 1909 i
County Records
| 4s
$99,000
July 1 1907
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The subjoined statement shows the total
county
debt In each of the years named.
90,0Utr__ Jan 1 1924
3Mg J-J
1921 3
J-J
750,000§ _1917-’18-’19
0-’22 3
J-J
I sfoO ,000 S
1917-T8-19
•)
4
5-’28
\ 720,000§ ;
4
1 1929 3
J-J
/ 130,000 July 1 ’20-24
I
3M
*23-’24
I sf370,000
3 Mg J.
1 1930
School Bonds.
j
3g
1 1914 4
J-J
100,000 ..Jan 1 1920
5 Mg ,j ,3
1 1915 4
J-J
250,000 Jan 1 ’20-’22
3 Mg ,!■
1 1916 3 M
J-J
100,000§ ..Jan 1 1918
J Mg J- -J
1 1917 3 M
J-J
100,000§ ..Jan 1 1919
3 - 2 g J -.1
1 1917 3‘s
J-J
40,000 ..Jan 1 1923
3 Mg J -.3
1 1937 3H
J-J
sf200,000 Jan 1 ’23-’24
Pai rk Bond s.
J-J
3M
sfl8,000 ..Jan 1 1925
4
J J
Jan 1 1914 3 Mg J-J
50,000
32,000 ..Jail 1 1925
5
,\
Sfl 0,000
4g
1917 3 Ms J-J
250,000 Jan 1 ’24-’26
7
J- J
6,501,000 July
r 1915 3 Mg J-J
692,000 Jan 1 ’35-’36
7
J ■J
i 1916 3 Mg J-J
134.0U0 July
sflOO.OOO ..Jan 1 1936
J--J
500.000
Jan i 1917 3
J-J
/f 104,0005 -.1917-1921
7
J- J
410,000 -.Jan i 1918
Isf 162,0005
6
J- J
: ,092,000 July
i 1924 3Mg J-J
250.000 ..Jan 1 1937
3
J- J
sf3o 1.000
1 Jan 1 T 2-’18 3 Mg J-J
90,000 ..Jan 1 1937
349,000
sf24,500
.1927
4
J-J
100,000 Jan 1 ’09-’10
j-J
100,000 --June 1925
3 M
Jan
1 1912
W allabout Market.
sf50,000
3 Mg J-J
1 1913 3M
sf40,000 July
J-J
sf25,000 -.Jan 1 1925
Public Li brar v.
3 Mg J-J
15,000 -.Jan 1 1925
3 Mg J-J
'5,000 ..Jan 1 1937 3 Mg J-J
25,000 Nov 10 1916
Re-Inde\ing Bonds.
3 Mg J-J
20,000 -.Oct 4 1917
3 Mg J-J
sf 136.500
..Jan 1 1926 3 Mg J-J
sf70,000 -.Jan 1 1925
3 Mg J-J
sf 134,500 Jan 1 ’ll-’27 3Mg J-J
65,000 -.Jan 1 1926
Sewer Bonds.
3 Mg J-J
190,000 -.Jan l 1926
3 *-5g J-J
sf40,000
Leonard St. Imp'tcon. g. stk.
.Aug 6 1916
3 M
J-J
250,000 ..Jan 1 1925 3 Mg J-J
sf70,000 --Jail 1 1937
3 M
J-J
75,000 ..Jan 1 1936
Water Bonds.
3 Mg J-J
100,000 ..Jan 1 1936
J-J
87,000 -.Jan 1 1909
3 -2
F-A
:o,ooo Aug 1 ’07-’l 0
J-J
100,000 July
1 1909
i.3 -j
i
-M
50,000 5 Aug 1 ’10-'20
J-J
341 .000 -.Jan 1 1910
3 Mg F-A
35,000
J-J
July
3 -g
F-A
70.000 Aug 1 ’21-’28 7
J-J
97,000 July
1 1912
3
J-J
sf 20,161 July
1 1907 6
J-J
445,000 ..Jan 1 1907
3
j..r
sf90,000 July
1 1908 6
J-J
100,000 --Jan 1 1909
3
j-.;
sfl 17,000 July
J-J
1 1922 4
14,064,000
-.1910--1914
3 M
j-j
sf50,000
1933
1 sf 30.000
3
j-j
400,000 July 1 ’23-26 3 M
J-J
400,000 ..Jan 1 1911
j-j
393,000
-.1922-1927 3M
J-J
1 .500,000
..Jan 1 1912
sf 250,000
3 Mg J-J
sf30,000
1913
4
200,000- -.-1931-1932 3 Mg J-J
205,855
Mch 1916
£ Ly
%i -1 ^
50,000 ..Jan 1 3925 3Mg J-J
sfl 0,000 ..Aug 6 191G
3 M g Vs - f
268,000 Jan 1 ’36-’37 3Mg J-J
350,000 ..Jan 1 1925
3 (x S J-J
sfl 5.000
1938 3 Mg J-J
16,500 May 21 1917
4
e! -650,000. -.-3917-1926 3 Mg J-J
375,000 ..Jan 1 1937
4
•)
: oo.ooo
-.Jan 1 1916 3Mg J-J
350,000 ..Jan 1 1936
3 M
200,000 Jan 1 ’15-’23 3Mg J-J
'-X
750,000 ..Jan 1 1937
;
45,000 .-Jan 1 1918 3
J-J
sfoOO.OOO July
1 1908
3 A
sf 150.000 Jan 1 ’24-’25 3
J-J
600,000
-.Jan 1 1909
3 M
50.000 -.Jan 1 1925 3
J-J
sf125,000 -.Jan 1 1912
100.000 ..Jan 1 1927 3
J-J
sf420,000 -.Jan 1 1913
3g
J100,000 -.Jan 1 1914 3 Mg J-J
sfl 16,395 ..Jan 1 1737
3?
/ ’
sf 4 9,000
J an 1 1914
SI Nil: :g Ft'.ND.—The sinking fund is Invested in
Brooklyn’s own
bond:*, \uo.sr >s-es marked with ”sf” In the table
above being held enn;- fund.
tlrely by to:TAX
REE —Certain loans of the city of
Brooklyn are exempt from
taxatio j a;
am where tue fact Is known to
us we have added a section mark
.Jan
Jan 1
400,000 Jan 1
Jan
35,000
sf200,000 Jan 1
100,000
.Jan
200,0005 .Jan
.Jan
109,000
Jan
300,000
sf270,000
.Jan
Jan
195,000
Jan
37,000
sf7,000
300,000
J J
J
J .j
-
*
’)
*
Total debt
4s
Jan. 1 '07.
Oct. 1 ’06.
.$9,112,000
$9,122,000
-
.
-
1
-
When Due.
Armory—(I3th Regiment).
4s
4s
sfl 40,000
3
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
LOANS—
.
4
[VOL. LXXXIV.
Jan. 1 ’06.
$9 637,000
Jan. 1 ’05.
$10,548,000
.
BOROUGH
.
-
Debt of old civil divisions
.
.
-
Jan.
Jan.
.
-
-
-
-
Jail.
■
-
•
$S,558,491
8,767,217
*12,858 450
12,256,829
11.812,787
11,583,316
11,388,261
11,104,415
1904..
Man. 1 1905
Jan. 1 1906
Jan. 1 1907
-
Jan.
■
-
.
1 1898.
1 1900
1 1901
1 1903
Jan.
1
LOANS—
Ne
Years—
1906
1905
1 904
190 2
There
was
Total.
Tax Rate.
T3-T9
1
1920
A-O
($15,000 each year.) $37,500
1923-1925
M-S
45,000-_Sept 1 ’20-'22
Fire Department Bonds.
4 yis
$35,000.
1924
General Improvement Bonds.
4
s
M-S $50,000
Sept 1 1909
M-S 190,000
4 Ms
Sept 1 1914
4 Ms
M-S 535,500
1907-1923
4Ms
50,000--.Dec 31 1907
Street Improvement Bonds.
M-N $100,000
4 Ms
May 1911
M-N 130,500
4,Ms
Mcll 1 1913
5s
4s
Park Award Bonds.
J-D $16,000
Public School Bonds.
4Ms
4 Ms
CITY.
June 1 1909
M-S$220.000
1908-1910
1912
$78,000
1917
Revenue Bonds.*
4s
M-N $77,000
May 1 1910
--
M-S 122,000
S.f.l 95,000.
.1907
Funded Debt Bonds.
Recognized
BONDED
4 Ms
A-0$ 1 12,000-DEBT Jan 1 1907
1913
$2,410,500
Station-House Bonds.
5s
"--.-$15,000
1909
(*) The principal and Interest of the revenue bonds are
payable from the
outstanding taxes and water rents.
no
-.
Assessed Valuation.
Personal.
Real.
i 2>07.172
940.982.302
'
---,
Brooklyn.)
’08-T1
Engir.e-House Bonds.
5s
Reglsthe office of the Chamberlain and
coupons at the-Nassau
of
Valuation
city In Queens County.
When Due.
Refunding Water Loan.
Debt).
5s
M-S $37,500.-Sept 1 ’18-T9
M-N $21,500
May 1 1920
18,500 ..May 1 T5-’24
47,000-.Oct 1 T1-T4
(Part each year.)'
4 Ms
Oct 7 1915
19,000
Survey and Map Bonds ( Refun d’g)
5s
J-J
$66,000.-July 1 ’18-’25
payable by the-city of New York.
■<Borough
w to w n
3 Ms
3 Ms
6s
.
Brooklyn.
a
(Funded
F-A $64,000. ..Feb 1
($1 6,000 yearly.)
F-A$l 12,500. ..Feb 1
6s
(Part each year.)
4s
F-A $16,000.
Feb
Water Loan.
—
V A LU AT IO N.
assessment or tax in 1898.
formerly
was
7s
■
.
11,040,061 55
10,879.415 45
225,000 00
$9,694,428
$169,140,633
$15.5484
9,094,738
149,499,728
15.5523
7,477,425
138,856,650
15.7228
10,176,900
133,958,623
14.7508
9,026,134
117,885,838
23.187
10,826,810
23.5702
118,006,430
5,498,681
23.4216
109,926,453
6,314,032
110,066,632
32.7445
; in 1900, 152,999.
Health Depart¬
LONG ISLAND
This
*
ASSESSED
* 12.528.450 87
11,926,829 47
11,482,787 98
11,253.316 43
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
The debt of the county of Queens Is reported under the
county s own
name on a subsequent page:
the amount of the original debt which was
chargeable to the city of New York was adjudicated finally to be $3,796,032 11, leaving $1,011,967 89 as Nassau County’s share
of the old Indebted¬
ness.
The old debt will not be apportioned but the city of New York will
pay all obligations as they mature, looking to Nassau County for reimburse¬
ment of Its proportion of the debt.
The amount of Queens County bonds
outstanding on Jan. 1 1907 was $4,633,000, of which $3,657,865 40 was
chargeable to New York City.
—
.
00
00
00
00
330,000 00
348,000 00
Assessed
Personal.
$159,446,205
140,404,990
131,379,225
123,781,723
.r
108,859,704
107,179,620
104,427,772
103,752,600 *
POPULATION.—In 1905, 198.240
ment estimate July 1907, 220,836.
'
loan.
—Interest Is
$8,228,491 19
8,437,217 52
330,000
330,000
330,000
330,000
55
45
Real.
1906
1905.
1904
1903
1902
1901
1900.
1899.
■
at
$330,000 00
New York City’s portion of the old debt of
Queens County Is Included
for the first time at tills date.
The city was held to be responsible on final
adjudication for $3,796,032 of this debt, but amount Jan. 1 1901 had
been reduced to $3,772,346 39 and this Is the sum Included.
.
tered ]'*«*-»•
N a tior a' i o
19
52
87
47
98
43
•
.
of tne
QUEENS.
-
•
<§i to i: •: '
INTERE
OF
comprised within the Borough of Queens.
Total Debt.
Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
now
$87,722,810
90,911 .963
88,573,775
85.577,102
43,937,440
21,846,807
11 ,215,794
Rate of Tax
Total.
$1,000.
$15.3769
Ver
$1,159,729,982
15.6264
1,031,894,265
PAR VALUE.— Bonds arc In $1,000 and $500
990,568,732
15.7296
pieces. ’
23.535
756,110,610
INTEREST Is payable by the city of New York—registered Interest at
19 <0
695,335,940
23.2113
the Chamberlain’s office and coupons at the office of the
31 90
o 0.911
/ 94
Comptroller of
25.80
452,758,601
New York City.
3 6Vj
125.620,197
234 ,835,991
26.90
1
POP VL w ! < t
TOWN OF FL US 1IIN G.
In 1890 population of the old city of
Brooklyn •was
806 ,.';ic '-880 it v.as 566,653.
In I960 the population (U. S. Census) iLOANS—
When Due.
Road Builds.
of the i:oroug.u oi
Brooklyn was 1,166,582: in 1905 (State Census). 1,358,Bridge Bunds.
4s
$32,500
1907 1999
686.
i 5s
:'m-.-tmei.’ of Health Estimate for July 1907 1 448 095.
$3,000
.-1907-1909 4s
29,000
1907- 1921
5s
J
Causeway Bunds.
12,000
1907 1918
GRAVESEND.
: 4s
.
-
On] .994.957
67-> ,533,508
( o 1
,-J98 ,500
_
-
__
.
,.
.
■s
.
,
.
_
.
_
Gra*.
LG AN:
Se
4
.
....
'■uz
was
annexed to the city of Brooklyn In 1894.
When Due.
hands..
J
$66 WOO..
w er
c
$6
year!;
3.'
1 9 j 8
Jan
ou
$20."00
. .
.
Se
5s
-
,
_
■
1927
2.)
1918 1927
.
.'*06 .v early on Oct 4.)
J -J
s
3 83.000
1919f Pa rt
jcuGy on J uly 2.)
v
J
$60,000
1921
($6,' 0**6’ year’y on Jul y 2.;
3 30,000..
19226 % <•
>
»'<6
o.o Ju! y 3.)
•!
3 70.000
3 923-
56
•Jb
—
.
KJ
i
-
1928
•
5s
•
_.
5s
1930
1931
•
.
1932
.
to
Improvement Bonds.
| 5s
.
.
3 As
j
75.000.
New LouLO A \ S
4s
J J
July 15 ’12-28
1907
..
.
19 16
.
2,500
_
BON D
.
$50,000
20,000
19 17
.
.
.
1937
.
1936
1944
| ($■
,
VILLAGE COLLEGE POIN T
j 3
1
30 ,000 ...Nov 1 ’07- ’09
3 000
N O V 1 ’07 - *09
DEBT Jan 1 3 907. $44 6,000
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
$92,000
..1907-1926
! is
($ 1.600 annually.)
$30,000
.Dec *07-’16
...
4s
•
TOWN
OF
FLUSHING.
Water Bunds.
7s
J-J
July 1 ’0
$82,000
•Is
J J
22,000
1914
4s
J-J
11,000..
July
4s
J-J
11,000.
July
...
4s
25,000
B< ENDED DEBT Jan. 1
:
'
7-' 13
1 9 1 5
1916
1917
1937
'07. $27; 1,000
..
VILLAGE OF FLUSHING
!LOANS—
NEW LOTS.
annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
W U n d ue.
B O N D. D E BT J an
; 475,000 July 15,'07-25|
.A..
.
|LOANS—
M-N
M N
District No. 7.
4s
4s
..
:
4s
4s
No.'S — (Continued.)
M-S $15,000.. Sept 190 7-’29
A-O
1,000.. .Sept 30 1907
M S $10,000.. Sept 30 h10-34
.
--_
_
.
District
4s
7s
’4s
.1907-1910
..191 1-1915
...
.
city of Brooklyn In 1894.
Sewer Bonds— {Continued.)—4s
J J $198,000 .July 15 ’07-28
’07-09 3 Ms
M-N
15,000 ..Nov 1 ’07-’09
.
.
-
J J $330,000.. .July 1 1933 ji
District No. 5.
J-J
1 27.000
1934 ! 4s
F-A $93,500
1908 1925
J-J
300 ,000
1939
!
-July ]
5,000 annually to 19114
Inclusive
J-J
40,000
J uly ] 1934 J
and $3,500 In 19 25.)
BOND. DE BT Jan 1 '07. $1 ,467.000 1
5s
Os
5s
5s
tne
Assessment Bonds.
M - \ $ ' 5,000.
Nov 1
M \
60,000.
.Nov 1 '07-09
St wet Bonds.
3 n s
J-J
00.000
J uly 1 5 '07- 3 1
When Due.
.
Wh> n Due.
Winn
3 Mfc
4S
FLUSHING SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
.
FLATB USII.
annexed
OF
.1921- 1930 ; LOANS—
($28,000 yearly on July 2.ji
i
District No. 2.
J-J
321 ,000
-..1922- 1933 | 5s
$10,000
J-J
40.000
.-.3923 19
' i|
District No. 4.
($5 000 yearly on July 2.)
: 5s
$2,000
..
irly on July 2.)
FiatO’.sh
LOANS
..1907-1908
TOWN
w er
J-J ’ 3280,000
$2 ,000
1
0 7
$475,000
4s
$4,500
I'OWN
OF
FLUSH ING.
Street Improvement Bonds.
M-N $12,000
Nov 1 ’() 7-’09
M-N
34,000. May 1 '1 0 -' 1 8
A-O 120,000.. Oct
1 ’] 9-’48
Water Bunds.
5s
A-O $23,000-1909
5s
A-O
20,000..
19 14
4s
J 1)
26,000
1907- 1932
4s
Part yearly'
Funding Bonds —1892-93-94.
’
1
When Due.
Assessment Bunds.
5s <5c 6s
$7,500
'
.
-
.-.
.
1907-1915
•Is
4s
A-O
5,000.. Apr J '08-'12
j 4s
NEW UTRECHT.
I 4s
A O
New
-.1907 1919
tree tit was annexed to the city of
13,000
Brooklyn
in 3 894,
LO A 8 S
Win it Due.
Sewer Bonds-.
8 tree, t J tn pro v emeu t Bonds.
5s
J-J
Jan 15 3908
VILLAGE OF WHITESTONE-TuWN OF FLUSHING.
$568
0s
J J $476,000
Jan 1 '08-54 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07,
$483,636
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bunds.
COUNTY OF KINGS.
Water Bunds.
$450
1907
Kings Go ut.ty and the city of Brooklyn were consolidated on J an 1
4 Ms
3896.
$30,000..
1922
Accrued Indebtedness Bunds.
(See- V. 62, p. 49.)
4 Ms
20,000
1912 4s
$2,500
1907-1911
LOANSVeinn Due.
I'urk f und Loan.
4 Ms
22,000
1922
I nipru vettien I Bunds.
Butid 1/g Improvement.
4s
4 Ms
-..$1,900,000
7,500..
J 924 5s
May
1
44
’07
.-$49,000
1907-1921
4s
$250,000
May 3 '10 19 4s
4 Ms
400,000
3,000
19 18 5s
-July 1 '33 40
50,000
.1911-1920
'?25.OU0 due yearly.;
4 MS
Refunding Loan.
3,000
Count; farm.
4s
$200,000
May 1 3 907
4TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
$, 19,000
May 1 190 7 4s
200,000
May 1 1908
4c
-119,000
The bonds of the old town of Hempstead which have been assumed
Ma> 3 1908 4s
204 ,O00
May
1909
J
by
4s
3 15,000
New York City are given below.
Mi*y J 1909 4 s
20 4 ,000
'Fite rest of Lite bonded debt of the old town
May 1 1910
4s
3 15,000
will
be
found
-May I 3 9 3 0 3 M s
under
J 30 .000
the
town's
own
name In Its proper place elsewhere.
May i 1918
4s
3 19,000
May 1 1911 3 s
180,000
May 1 1915
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan l 1907--$127,000
4s
3 19,000
May 11931
Mr eel Improvements.
Road
Bunds.
4s
..119,000
May J 1913 4 s
$500 ,000
July 3 ’15-'l 9
4s
J-J $127,000
July 1 1923
2 Ms
.JO0 .000
May J 1914
t$ 100 ,00O due yearly.)
The amount of the outstanding bonds of the school districts
contained In
Driviws; <tnd Rarkw«>
4S
t J .050,000
July 1 ’20 '.20
tlie town of Hempstead (except those below) which will be
4s
chargeable to
?2,650,000
JuM 3 ‘*>7 ’33
($150,000 d ue yearly .)
the city of New York has not yet been Judicially determined.
...
i
-
.
...
.
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.
.
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,
.
..
.
.
_
.
.
-
...
.
-
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.
•
.
Arn, 1907.]
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Borough of Queens.—(Concluded.)
When Due.
District
5s
5s
5s
Borough of Richmond—(Concluded.)
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
TOWN OP HEMPSTEAD SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
(See note above under Hempstead.)
LOANS—
No.
5s
$7,000
5,000_
22,000
,...
1913
...1918
1917-1938
For other
Hempstead School
the end of New York State.
VILLAGE
LOANS—
OF
$17,000
5s
5s
5s
$6,000
1907-1912
73,000
1907-1979
65,000
1937-1949
Districts see “Additional Statements” at
ARVERNE-BY-THE-SEA—TOWN
When Due.
$5,000.
..
...
...1920-1923
...1920-1923
$8,000
1917-1924
VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAY—TOWN OF
HEMPSTEAD.
LOANS—When Due.
Improvement Bonds—(Continued).
Improvement Bonds.
4s
$11,000
1907-1917
5s
J-J
$61,000. ...Jan 1 1922 4s
15,000
June 11918
5s
J-J
15,000
1907-1921
Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-D
5,000
1907-1911 5s
J-J
$75,000
Jan 1 1916
4s
J-J
9,000. .Jan 1 ’08-’16 5s
J-J
35,000
Jan 1 1917
3Hs
J-J
36.000..Jan 1 1908-25
VILLAGE OF ROCKAWAY BEACH—TOWN OF
HEMPSTEAD.
Street Improvement Bonds
5s
$42,000
1907-19201
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
LOANS—
When Due.
Town-Hall Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds;
4s
$19,000 .....1907-1925
Road Bonds.
4s
$38,000
1907-1926
$450,000
.1926
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA—TOWN OF JAMAICA.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
$400,000
1917-1936
---$150.000.-.
.1917!
TOWN'OF JAMAICA SCHOOL DISTRICTS
4s
TOWN
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s
When Due.'
.--.$23,000
4s
$31,000
18,000
20,000
88,000
125,000
! 5s
1907-1949 4s
District No. 8.
$20,000
18,000
1906-1914
1907-1919
District No. 5.
5s
1907-1908
6s
5s
5s
$4,000
12,000
4,000
1907-192
1917-1928
LOANS—
*
When Due.
District No. 3.
1907-1915
1907-1920
District No. 6.
5s
June ($30,000
\
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
TOWN
RICHMOND
.
.
.
TOWN
LOANS—
t$s
4^s
Flushing
4s
$20,000
600.000
Ave. Impi.
$47,000
Win
No-
4s
-
Di
s
t
..
ri*. t
5s
5s
.
.
.
n
..
1907-1914
ft 08
1909-1912
1907-1916
10,000
SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
Dis trie
No.
t
3s
OF SOUTHFIELD.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
5s
-
$20,000
1907-1932
$1,400
..
1907-1918
1906-1918
.1919-1924
1907-1913
1907-1920
5s
35,000
1908-1927
19.500
District No. 1 1
1907-1926
$8,000
1907-1914
..
.
.
.
5s
_
OS
_
Dis trie
_
.
$5,200
.
8.000
No. 4.
„
t
5s
.
District No. 12.
5s
$8,000
.
Dis trie
.1907-1914
1910-1917
...
1907-1926
Distric
No. 5.
t
5s
4 1
.
No.
t
5s
$2,000
4.000
42,000
.
.1907-1910
.1910-1913
1907-1927
...
Di
s
trie t
No.
:>s
Jan. 1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jail.
Jan.
Jail.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
1
I
1
I
1
1
1
1
1898
! 899
1900
1901
2,961,386
2,824,698
2,739,798
2,672,298
2,644,114
2,552.361
2.461 837
2.383.724
1902
1903
1-90 1
1903
1906
! 907
.
SOUTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
LOANS—
When Due.
District No. 3.
District No. I<
5s
5s
$7,000 .....1907-1916
5s
5s
$5,400
1907-1914
Sinking Fund.
70
28
46
53
66
29
3,490,810
5,792,070
.
40.264,692
popu ration
went
estimate
.-
July
Iu 1905, 72,845;
1907, 75.420.
COUNTY
LOANS
—
Total.
OF
lu
Tax Kate>
'
$50,578,280
50.072.043
$15.5422
49,997,779
49.156,147
45.539,716'
48,988.128
4 4.103.5S2
6,031 .550
6,725,535
6,264 .204
3.838.890
4 2,723.92 4
2,461.837 92
2.383.724 55
.
44,581,233
44,205.709
43.124,597
38.8.14,181
1 903
1902
1900.
1899
96
20
70
28
46
53
2.644.1 14 66
2.552.361 29
Personal.
$ 1,676,295
.
.Vet Debt.
$3,358,449
3.136.798
2.961,386
2.824.698
2.739.798
2.672.298
tlcol.
$ 13.901 ,985
1903.
1904
1911-1928
originally contained lu Richmond Co.
92
55
1900,
1907-1921
$250
....
1907
District No. 6.
$1,800
1907-1914
1922
1920
A. C.
1907-1919
1907-1914
1907
Douglass, Mayor; W. P. Horne>
This city Is In Niagara County,
Incorporated March 17 1892.
All bonds
are exempt from local taxes.
LOANS—
When Due
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s
J-J
$ 1,000r
1908
A-O
4^s
$4,000c
1907-1909 5s
J-J
b.OOOr
1908-1910
4s
J-J
20,000r
1910-1913 4s
J-J
190 7-1912
60.000r
4s
M-N
3,000r
1914 4s
J-J
130,000r
1913
4s
A-O
4,000r
1915 <& 1917 4s
J-J
20U,000r
1912-1914
4s
M-N lO.OOOr
1915-1918 4s
M-S 160.000r
1914
4s
J-J
32,500r
1916-1922 4s
A-O
9,000r
1917
4s
J-J
24,000r
1923-1927 4s
J-J
4,000r
1921
4s g
A-O
25,000r
Apr ’21-25 4s
M-N
lo.OOOr. ..May 1 1919
4s g
J-J
150.000r
July’26-41 4s
J-J
68.000r--.July l 1920
4s
A-O
2,000r
Oct 1 1921 4s
M-N 113.000r...Nov 1 1921
3 4s g
M-N (30.000r_.May 1 ’42-44 4s
J-J
4,000r... Jan
1 1922
J-J
\ 5,000r___May 1 1945 4s
27.000r_.-Nov 1 1922
4s'06 g A-O j60.000r.-Apr 1 ’29-34 4s
A-O
14.500r..-Oct
1 1923
\ 9.419r
.Apr 1 1935 4s g ’04 J-J j 7,000r
July 1 1921
Miscellaneous Bonds
t
lo.OOOr.-July
1 '22-24
4s
1 '
$9,0U0r
1914 4s g'.04 J-J
lO.OOOr..July t '23-24
43
J-J
9,000r
1915 4sg‘06
J-J
36.000r._ July 1 1926
4s g '04 J-D j lO.OOOr. June 1 ’22-23 4s
J-J
4,000
1924
\ 7,000r
June 1 1924
Certificates of Indebtedness.
4s
J-J
30,000r. .Jan 1 1924 4s
J-J $10,000
1907-1916
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07.31.548.919
os
J-J
$9,000c
1908-1910 Water debt; (Included)
189.500
4s
J-J
24,000c ..^.1911-1914 Assessed valuation. real_ .20,080,345
5s
J-J
°7,000r
1909-1916 Assessed vai, personal
133.250
4s
J-J
e.ooor
1917-1918 Franchises
740.000
4S
J-J
3.000r
:
1908 Total valuation 1906
20.953.595
4 tj s
J-J
6,000r
1911-1912
(Assess, abt. 40% actual value.)
4s
J-J
50,000r
1914 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$18 72
3 Hs
J-J
38,000r
1915 Population In 1900
.19,457
4s
J-J
9,000r
1915-1917 Population iu 1903
26,560
J-J
4sg’06
14.500r. .July
1 1926
4s
J-J
3,oon
1921
Interest payable lu New York.
| NORTH HEMPSTEAD.
67,021.
Health
,
Edwin C
]27,000r
4s ’05
JJ
INTEREST
Supervisor.
J-J
F-A
'
$4.300r. July 1 ’10-14
10.UU0c.Aug l ’163:21
10.000c ..Aug
'08-25
loan of 1905 Is payable at
other loans lit office of Supervisor.
Nassau County
This village Is la Westchester County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1906. $46.000 Population lu
,
NORTH TONAWANDA.
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.
CASTLETON
LOANS
District
6s
No
5s
No
.
1907-1913
3.
$ 18 .000
All
DISTRICTS
District
No.
Distric
$10,000
No. 5.
$3,375
5s
$35,000
Di» Iriv t
SCHOOL
When l>ue.
-
L AG E
Oi
LOANS
t
14s
l907
TO T TEN V 1 LLE -TOWN
Bondi.
1911
...1907-1916
.
OF
1926
CAS TLETON.
Sewer
Bonds.
3 4s
$ 16,000
Road Bonds.
3 4s
$ 9, a00
.
190 7
1907
...
1922
When 1 »Uc*.
$24 000
*
.
.
_
.
1907-1926
1907-1924
on
1905
850
This village Is In Westchester County.
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. $2,928,734.
$28 000 .Aug 1 ‘07-’20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$9 50
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $48,000 Population In 1905
4,750
3.3s
L. G.
Stanley. Treasurer.
This city Is iu Niagara County.
Incorporated April 1897.
LOANS—
When Due. Water debt (Included)
$400,000
Sewer Bonds
.Assessed valuation, real
5,947.099
5s
M-S $60,000c.Sept 25 ’07-18 Assessed vai.. personal
382.992
4s
J-J
57,000c.. Jan i ’08-26 Special franchises..
317.350
4s
J -J
12,000c.. .Jau
’08-19 Total valuation 1906..
6.647.641
\\ ater BonJs.
(Assessnu't about 75% actual value.)
4s
A-O$273,000c3cr_ Apr 1 192-4 Total tax (per $l .000) 1906
$23 98
4 '-3s
A-O 125,000c
Aug 1 1926 Population In 1905
10,137
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07.$529.000 Population In 1900_
9.009
INTEREST' on the sewer bonds Is payable at the
Cha^jc
National
Bank
New York: on the water bonds part at the Chase National nank. New York,
part at the Cortland Savings Bank. Cortland, and,part at the Union Dime
Savings Institution. New York.
NORTH TON AW AN D A SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Luthei L. Crippeu
Clerk Board of Education.
A ijortlon of the city’s territory.
tetrltt..
loa: SS —
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907. $135,900
4s
J J
5.361 .632
j 14.000c--Jan l ’08-11
\ 40,000c. Jan 1 ’12-31
ii 377.377
4s
J-J
Jan
’08 i 1
4.OWc.
..273.324
4s
J-J
1 5.000c. Jan 15 1913
6.012.333
\ 80.000c.Jau 13 ’16-35
5.. $9 37
3s
AO
2.000c.. .Oct 1 ’07-10
...11.000
.
.
.
.
_
Bank;
Edward A. Martin. Clerk.
....
4 t2s
1926
NORTH
HEMPSTEAD
AND
HEMPSTEAD
(Towns)
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
See New Hyde Park Seh. Dist.
NORTH PELHAM.
Depart-
Road Bonds --(Con.)
F A$150.000
Vug 1 1916
3'sS
Apr 1 190S 3 Ijs
M-N
45,000 ...Nov 1 1917
;is \Ug l 1909 4s g
35.000 g_
June 1920
3s
\ O
58,000
.Aug l 1910 Is g
100,000 g
1920
Aug
Funding Bonds 1891.
4s. g
J D 168,000
June l 192 1
4s g
,1-1.) $95,000
1911 4s g
J l) 202.000
June l 1922
Road Bonds.
4s g
A-O 230.000... Oct
l 1922
I D
5s g
$00 000
.June l 1919 TOTAL D KBT Jan 1 1907 $ 1,363.000
3 Us
I
\
100,000
Aug 1 1915
Bonds.
FA $ 10,000
\ O
50,000
1
BONDED DEBT Sept 1)6. $131.500
Assessed valuation 1905. .7,709.329
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907... $11 80
Population In 1900
..12.048
Population In 1905.
14.163
on
NORTH TARRYTOWN.
RICHMOND.
4s
4sg‘06
July 1 1926
lS,000c-.Jan 1
Willets
Bridge Bonds.
Town Hall Bonds.
4s ’05
J-J
$20.000c.-July 1 ’10-19
Road Bonds.
4s
J-D $38,000r
Dec. 1)7-23
J J
4s
3,000c
July ’07-09
4s
J-J
j 18.000r.. July 1 '07-25
15.5821
15.9281
14.9675
23.3653
22.2073
24.2377
When Due.
-
Countv
a ter
$4,500
TOWN OF WESTFIELD.
When Due.
Road Bonds—(Con.)
5s
$80,000
1
35,000
..
....
District No. 4.
District No. 2.
This towu is iu Nassau County.
1907-1920 i
When Due.
1907-191 1 i LOANS-—
RICHMOND.
—A ssessed Valuati on
1906
14.
3,000
Total Debt.
$3,358,449 96
3.136,798 20
.
1907-1912
$7,000
.
5s
debt of the civil divisions
1907-1922 i
13.
$6,000
4 ‘
BORO l' OH OF
Aggregate
$8,000
.
1927
1927
...
1907-1921
..
5s
Road Bonds.
$140,000
'....
115,000
.
7.
District No. 6.
3s
..$14 .000
District No. 10.
5s
$2 2,500
No. 3.
t
Refunding Bonds.
$125,000
35,000
88,000
Due.
1907-1927
1913-1927
$12,000
12,000
6,000
.
5s
Distric
5s
5s
4s
4s
No. 2.
_
1921-1925
NEWTOWN.
I.
$42,000
15 ,000
.
4s
$5,000
1913-1917
LOANS—
t
OF
1927
1927
NEWTOWN
Dis trie
4s
1-907-1916
....
_
1916-1925
Fire Bonds.
When Due.
Road Bonds.
4
1907-1910
1911-1913
1925-1928
Village Hall Bonds.
$10,000
4s
1907-1915
When Due.
NIAGARA FALLS.
Clerk.
1909-1918
1919 to 1927
1930-1954
5.000
1914-1923
DistrictNo.il.
5s
$3,500
1907-1913
HILL—TOWN OF JAMAICA.
.When Due
Sidewalk Bonds.
$50,000
1926-1935
70,000
1937-1950
50,000
1916-1925
150.000
1952-1981
.
^
$2,000
1,500
2,000
.
5s
5s
$1,575
District No. 8.
5s
-W$3,500
June 1’07-21
June 11922
1,000
LOANS—
4s
District No. 7.
6s
4%s
$1,658
District No. 5.
5s
$13,000
___.
1930-1933|
VILLAGE OF
LOANS—
Street and
1907-1924
1910-1929
1910-1953
1950-1974
75.000J
5s
$150,000
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
When Due.
District No. 5.
District No. 1.
6s
’
$6,500
6s
$2,000
1907-1916
District No. 6.
District No. 2.
5s
$5,000
6s
$417
1907
District No. 7.
4 4s
$500
1907-1937
District No. 10
$2,000
District No. 6
3 ‘
1927
LOANS—
4s
4s
4s
5s
5s
1907-1924
District No. 3.
5s
$12,000
District No. 4.
4s
$86,000
5s
6,500
1907-1944
NORTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
LOANS—
Road Bonds.
4s
$35,000
District No. 7.
1927-1976
1927
..
NORTH FI ELD.
5s
5s
---
\\
OF
...
LOANS—
District No. I f
4Hs
$50,000
District No. 2
Road Bonds.
$130,000
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
When Due.
District No. 2.
District No. !.
5s
$76,000
5s
$24,750
1907-1917
.
.
5s
LOANS—
...
4,000
40,000
5s
58
HEMPSTEAD.
...
3s
Building Bonds
OF
Improvement Bonds.
$40,000
...1920-1927
60.000
...1920-1923
5s
5s
.1915-1919
.1920-1922
9.000.
1917-1933
District No. 23.
Drainage Bonds.!
58
5S
LOANS—
District No. 27.
18.
55
.
56
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
NORTHVILLE.
J. S.
Barker, Clerk.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
This village is in Fulton County.
Incorporated March 1873.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$28,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1006...$10 00
Assessed valuation 1006
368,725 j Population in 1005
1,073
(Assessm’t about 50% actual value.) |
OGDENSBURG. R. J.
'
'
,—
3 4s'00 J-J
3 4s'90 F-A
10.500c
8,000c
July
'07-20
OLEAN.
E. I). Westbrook,
A-O
$2,000r.. Oct
Water Works Bonds.
4s
J-J
$12,500r.Jan
4s
J-J
10.000r.july
J-J
3Hs
ll.500r.July
J-J
3Hs
12,5U0r_.July
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
$35.000r_ July
1
1
1
1
’09-T 4
1
’12-’18
*07-’26
'07-’29
’07-’31
OSWEGO.
Tills
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
F-A $25,000r...Feb ’20-’24
4s'06
F-A lO.OdOr. .Julv 1 '25-26
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 1907 $135,450
Total valuation 1906..
3,852,735
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '06
$22 38
F. H.
exempt.
LOANS—
Incorporated March
When Due.
School Bonds.
28 1901.
Sewer Bonds—{Con.)
Feb $862 56r
Feb
4s ’04
3Hs
1
Bonds.
.263 26c
24 ,O00r_
.
OTSEGO.
LOANS—
1
1
1924
Clark, Railroad Commissioner.
Otsego County.
When Due.
Refunding—{Con.)
C. & S. V. RR.
4s
34s
Mch $14,000c...Mch
M-S
1,000c...
34s
Refunding.
M-S $14,500c
Mch 1 1923
M-S
7,500c.._Mch 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.
$92,300
Total valuation 1906
2,736,035
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$6 60
Population In 1900
.4.497
Population In 1905
4,482
1 1910
1907
4s
3 4s
M-S f30,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’26
1 8.OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-'3()
M-S $15,000c
Mch 1 1932
3 4s
M-S
1.800c-.Mch
'08-T6
3 4s
M-S
4,500c. .Mch
’17-’31
INTEREST on 3 4s due 1907 Is payable at the office of the State
Comp¬
troller; on all other bonds at the First and Second National banks of
3 4s
Coopers-
Isaac
Dalrymple, Supervisor.
Chenango County.
When Due.\ Assessed valuation 1906
3.40s'
F-Aj $39,000r
| Tax rate (per $1.000) 1900
i
6.200c
I Population in 1905
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.. $45,200 |
INTEREST Is payable In Norwich.
TAX-FREE.—Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
$399,446
$17 04
.1.111
.
OVID.
Willi am J.
Tills town Is in Seneca County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.
$33,0001 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,281,385 1 Population In 1905
Potter, Supervisor.
OWEGO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district 1.-; in Tioga
LOANS—
4s ’06
Feb
Alex. H.
This town is In
This town Is In
Henrv \Y. Roberts, Treasurer.
.
A-O
(Subject to call
,
OTSELIC.
Total valuation 1906..
3.760.519
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Tax rate (per SI .000) '06
$28 15
Population in 1900..
.0,364
Population in 1890
6,083
4s
Population in 1905
....8.420
INTEREST on the water and several other Issues
payable in New York
other bonds in Oneida.
3HS ’05F-A
Improvement Bonds.
4s '04
1907-1918;
OTSEGO (Town) UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
See Cooperstown School District.
Sept 29 ’07-08
Utica is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
3,45 ’02F-Af3i>2,l’50r
Feb
’08-’38
l352.000r.Feb 1 ’08-’23
)
as a town in 1828 and as a
'07-15
959 91c Apr 27 '07-09
784 64c Dec
1 ’07-’09
4.536 24c Nov 1 ’07-10
2.261 42c J’ne 1 ’06-13
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Incorporated
town.
.
.
Smith, Chamberlain.
Bonds
.
4s
*
$15.832
at any time.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907 $824,832
3 4s
A-O $72,000c
1907-1917 Assessed valuation, real
9,190.614
($7,000
due
Assessed val., personal
yearly.)
1,138.458
4s
1907-1915 Total valuation 1905
$9,000c
10,329.072
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$22 50
3B£s
A-0$412,500r..Apr 1 ’08-’22 Population in 1900
22,199
Population in 1905.
..22,572
INTEREST on water and city bonds is payable In New York.
Bank.
M-N $36,000r.May 1 '07-’18 4s
Apr
564 32r__Apr 1 ’07-’14
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s '04
A-O
4,000r. .Apr 1 ’08-’15
3Hs F-A 15 $15,000r Aug 15 ’07-’12 4s '05
June 331 47..June 1 ’06-’15
Local Improvement Bonds.
4s ’06
Apr 1. 613 22.Apr 1 '07-’lG
4s ’05
Sept $16.650..Sept 1 '07-'15
Water Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
3 V£s
M-S 1 OO.OOOr.
1910&1915
4s
Apr $26,543 84r_Apr 1 ’07-T4 3 Ws ’05 Quar 48,000.. July 1 ’07-’30
4s ’04
A-O
2,700r..Apr 1 ’07-’15 4s ’05
Aug
45,000
Aug 1 1925
4s '04
Feb
5,500r_ Feb 1 '07-T 5 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907...
$337,652
4s '05
June
3.204..June 1 '07-T5 Assessed valuation, real
3,413.369
4s '06
Apr 1 4.293 03..Apr ’07-’10 Assessed val.. personal
347,150
Sew er
4s
4s
3 4's
F. G. Wood, Clerk.
Milton C. Palmer,
Fell, Supervisor.
When Due.
City Bonds.
34s
J-D $288,000c
Munz, Clerk.
city is in Madison County.
J. Carroll
city Is in Oswego County.-
LOANS—
—
This
$6.M
7,135
j
John M.
city 1848.
\
ONEIDA.
..
Tills town Is In St. Lawrence County and includes the
city of Ogdensburg.
BOND. DEBT Feb 16 ’07..
$33,000 |Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$ i 71
Assessed valuation 1905
5,355,977 | Population in 1905
15,482
Population in 1900
..9,462
Population in 1905
110,163
INTEREST on the city building bonds is payable at the National Park
Bank, New York; on the park bonds at the City Treasurer’s office; on the
water bonds, part at the Farmers’ Loan & Trust
Co., New York, part at
the Union Dime Savings Institution. New York, and
part at the City
Treasurer's office; on the sewer bonds, part at the City
Treasurer's office
and part at the Farmers' Loan <fc Trust Co., New York.
are tax
1.31,323
4.20S07 J-J
OSWEGATCHIE.
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at Seaboard National
New York; on registered bonds to the
registered holder.
Population in 1905
Ward, Village Clerk.
School-Building Bonds.
$90,000c.July 1 ’08-’25|
12,633
13,179
OLE AN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.—M.
M. Holmes, Clerk.
A district in the town of Olean,
Cattaraugus County.
LOANS—
When Due! BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '07.
$46,000
4s
J-Jc<5cr J$28.000..Jan 1 '08-14 Assessed valuation 1906.. .4,803,496
3,000. ...Jan 1 1915 (Assessment about 70% actual value
4s
July 1 }l2,OOOr._ July 1 ’16-18 (School tax (per $1 .000) 1906... $961
*)
3,000r
July 1 19191 Population in 1906 (est)
15,000
$781,090
Total valuation 1906
17,150.801
(Assessment about 65% actual val.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000 ’06_$3 15
OSSINING UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
A district in Westchester
County (P. O. Ossining).
President Board of Education.
LOANS—
*
When Due.
Mayor: J. F. Andrews, Clerk.
07-'08
1
Bennett, Dep. Treas
Assessed val., personal
village Is In Westchester County.
BONDED DEBT Nov '06. $186.000|Tax
rate (per SI ,000) 1906
Water debt (Included)
162,000 i Population in 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
5,418,424)
This city Is in Cattaraugus County and was
incorporated April 25 1893,
succeeding the village of Olean.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
City Building.
4s
J-J- $13.500r_ .July 1 '07- 33
4^s
Richard A.
This
1905
4,430,005
(Assessm’t about 2-3 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$24 50
.Aug: 1 '07-10
41,250c&r_July 1 '07-17 Population in 1900
12,000c. .July 1 *07-21 ' Population in- 1905.
INTEREST is payablelat New York and Ogdensburg.
4s '97 J-J
3 4s'01 J-J
OSSINING.
77,925
^
W.
INTEREST payable in Lockport.
This city is in St. Lawrence County.
Bonds are exempt from city taxes.
Incorporated as a city In 1868.
LOANS—
When Due.
Highway Bonds—
School Bonds.
4s '93
A-O $34,000r .May 1 '07-23
4s '07
J-J
$19,250c..July 1 '07-17 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1006. 216,300
3 4 s '00 J-J
10,500c
July ’07-20 Water debt (Included)
128,050
3Hs'05 M-N 18.000c..May 1 '07-15 Tax valuation, real
3,735,980
Water-Works Bonds.
Tax valuation, personal
616,100
3 Hs'88 M-N /$6,000r_May 30 '07-08 Franchises
140,OOOr.May 30 '09-18 Total valuation
Geo.
Albion Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due
County Hospital and Jail Bonds.
4s
Mar 1 $55.000r
1907-1917
BONDED DEBT Feb 15 '07 $55,000 |
Assessed valuation, real.. 16,278,692 I
Donahue, Treas.; D. J. Crichton Jr.,
Clerk.
VOL. LXXX1V.
$6 75 '
...2.t>21
Francis C. Byrn, Clerk.
County.
When Due.\
$40,000...Sept 1 '07-26!
M-S
OXFORD.
M. C. Loomis,
Attorney.
This village Is in Chenango County.
Incorporated 1808.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07. $35,206i (Assessment about
6o% actual value)
Water debt (Included)
•-2(),ooo!Tax rate (perSf.000) 1906
$28 70
Assessed valuation 1906
788,325 t Population in 1905
1.865
BONDED DEBT Feb ’<>7.
$788,000
Assessed valuation 190(R .65,523,916
State
Co. tax (per $1 .OOOB’OO $4 26
Population in 1905
139.341
Population in 1900
132.800
.
OYSTER
11 OO.OOOr. Feb 1 '25-’28
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable in Utica.
BAY
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
NO.
5.
James
\Y.
Townsend, Clerk.
A district located at Glen Cove. Nassau Countv.
McLaurv Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07
$78,000 i School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$8 26
This village Is in Otsego County.
Assessed valuation 1906._;2,949.2301
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Paving Bunds.
4.1 5s06 F-A $50 ,0(J0r. Aug 1 '11 -'35 I PAINTED
POST.
Geo. 1,.
3 14s '89 Aug $13 .OOOr.-A'jg 13 ’07-’19
Clerk.
Building Bonds.
!
This village is in Steuben County.
34s '01 July 36,000c.July 1 ’07-’30 4s '07
J-J
$4 ,000c..Jan 1 '12-' 19
3.94s05 J-J
j
Due.
LOANS—
When
|
Assessed
valuation
1906
1
Grade
3,800c.July
'10-'28
_$346,910
Crossing Bonds.
i 4s '06
F-A $12,500c..Aug 1 '07 26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. $11.53
Funding Bonds.
3.58s'05Jan $36.000r.Jan 20 '10-’45
DEBT
Os '99
; BONDED
M-S $11 .OOOr.Mch 15 ’08-’18 BONDED DEBT Feb 1
Sept
1906.
$75,000
|
Population
In
1900.....
.75
'07. $169,200
\
yoor.
Mch 15 1919 Assessed valuation 1906
3,597,275
PALATINE.
Funding 6c Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1 .000) 1905
.$10 00
3.49Ur'04 Sept$l 3.00OC Sep 1 ’07-’33 Population-in 1905
This town is in Montgomery Countv.
8,054
INTEREST is payable at the Village Treasurer’s office.
; BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07 $40,00()|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$9 07
Assessed valuation 1906...,1,804,850) Population lit 1905
2,4 10
ONONDAGA
ONEONTA.
Henry J).
McIntyre,
.
..
..
COUNTY.
Board of
County
seat Is
LOANS—3s
'07-T9
’20-’29
Court House bunds.
M-S; $440,000r Mch
4s ’06
J-.J J
Eidgrcmib, Chairman
1
500,OOOr.Mch
360,0001 Jan 1
40,000r.Jau
’0H-’28
1 1929
’30 -’35
1 1936
BOND. DEBT
Tax- valuation,
Tax valuation,
Total valuation
Mch 1 '07 $1,475,000
real.
.122,730,082
personal.
6,669,782
1906
.129.399.864
County tax (per $1 ,000) 1906. .$3.04
Population In 1900..
..168,735
C. 0. No 1 ton,
Population In 1905
178,441
Supervisor.
This town is in Wayne County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 1907 $32,000 Tax rate
(per $ 1 ,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1907— .940,981
Population In 1905
ONTARIO COUNTY.
J. M.
Canandaigua Is the county
seat.
W/un Due.
LOANS—
Road Bond*.
4b
.
.$11
14
2.604
Stoddard, Oik.
BON DED DEBT Apr '07.
$115,000
Assessed valuation 1906
32.438,707
g'04 J-J $105,^10
July 1 ’07-’13 Population in 1905.
.52,689
INTEREST payable at U. S- Mortgage 6c Trust Co., New York
City.
ORANGE COUNTY.
(bounty seat Is Goshen.
LOANS 3 4s
Feb 1
J. L. Sanford. Treasurer
When Jju•
Feb 1 '15-’34
Sinking fund
.
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907
$15,500
valuation 1906
2,726,500
! Assessed
PAWLING.
Incorporated In 1893.
j Tax rale (per $ 1,000) 1906
|Population in 1905
$6 80
2.4 4 6
•
J. F.
Haight, Treasurer.
This village Is in Dutchess County. |
%BON I). DEBT Jan 1 1906 ..$4 1,000 | Tax rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1906
i Assessed valuation 1905
430,0001 Population lit 1905
PEEKSKILL.
This village
LOANS
Wa ter
3.70s
3 4S
4s
3 Bis
A. H. Cruder, Village Clerk.
Is lrt Westchester County.
Incorporated 1826.
When Due.
bunds.
J-J
Fire Bonds.
4s
$40,000... .July 1
10,000
N ov
J-J
1 ,436 18.
J uly
M-N 32 ,500. .Nov 1
20 ,000
J-J
July
.
..
1
1
1!922
1!929
J-J
$1,000.. July
Sewer Certificates.
4 Bjs
$5,582 85
1 933
’07 ’31
’07 -'08
1
Vai 1 llllS
Puving Bonds.
■Is
A-O $25,000. .Oct 1 '08 '32
3.05S
1 11935
Is ’06
A ()
-O.OOOf
<)et 11 'll 30
Reli11 riding Water bun ds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906
$ 131 J 6 1 -1
3.6s ’0i4 J-J S1124 ,0(J0r.. .July 1 11 934 Water debt
(included)
227, 936
Se w cr bun (1 b.
Assessment debt duel.).
1 3, 391
3 4s
$51 ,284 70 Aug 1 ’19 •44 .Tax valuation 1903..
..6, 197 892
4s
F-A
28,900.
Citx tax (per $ 1,000) 1903
$8i 10
($2,000 due yearly on A Ug. L) Population In 1900
10. 358
1 'opulutlon in 1905
13. 2(i0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
........
This village is in
LOAN'S -
$41,017
.$8 60
733
.
PELHAM MANOR.
$300,000.
Assessed valuation 1906
43,315.242
Rond Bunds.
Population in 1900
103,859
3 B s'07 E A*200.000
I < b I '5
'34 Population in 1905.
..108,267
Court-House and Jail bonds.
4«’0f
M S $30,000 Mar I
] ‘.<08 13
BOND DEBT 1 eb 1 07
$530,000
INTEREST Is payable at National Bank of Orange
County In Goshen
.1. Kml Kl.iKralh, Cl.-t-k.
.
INTEREST on the penitentiary bonds is
payable at Syracuse; on the
court-house bonds at the Morton Trust Co., New York
City.
ONTARIO.
jPATCHOGUE.
This
village Is In Suffolk County.
When Due.
,
J.
Syracuse.
Penitentiary bunds.
J-J
<65 000c..Julv
7u,oooc
July
4s
Ernest
Supervisors.
Syl vandor Nellis, Supervisor,
j
.
If. X. liabcnek, Cl. rk.
Westchester County.
When Due.
Highway Bonds.
4 Bis
M S $18,000r Sept 1 ’07-T2
4%s
J D
25,OOOr
(Due part yearly from 1913.)
.
Incorporated In 1901.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07 $103,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,076,130
Tax rate (per $ 1.0001 1906...$22 06
Population in 1905
.638
Sewer bunds.
M N $60.OOOe.
May 1 1917
I NT JO It EST on the
coupon bonds Is payable lit New
highway bonds to the registered holder.
_
4s
York City, on the
Apr., 1907.]
PENN YAN.
This
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Geo. H.
Simmons, Clerk.
village is in. Y’ates County.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
3s
A-OJ $44,000r__Oct 1 ’07-’28
1 17,000r. ..Oct 1 1929 3 Hfs
Water Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
<3^s
1906-1922
M-N$52,400r
35-4 s ’04A-O $35,OOOr.__.Oct ’09-’22 BOND. DEBT Aug 6 '06 ..$168,912
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
2.162,300
3.70s ’04A-O $31.896r
Oct ’22-’30 ! (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4.50s
A-O
49,616r_Oct 1 ’08-’21 Village tax rate (per M) ’05
$9 95
Paving Bonds.
.Population in 1905
4.504
4Hs’06
($5,000
Aug 1 1907 j INTEREST is payable in Penn Yann.
\ 5,000
Aug 1 1908!
T. J. Bridges.
Supervisor.
Personal
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1890
Oscar N. Bolton, Clerk.
This village is In Wyoming County.
Incorporated 1830.
LOANS—
W hen Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb 1 *07 $106,000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1.485,260
4s
A-O $43,000r
..1915 (Assessment about 4 actual \a!ue.)
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $ 1 000) 1900
$9 50
34s
J-J $48,000r
1907-1930 Population in 1905
3,749
Street Bonds.
4s
F-A $15,000 r
1908-1922
INTEREST on water bonds is payable in New York City: on other bonds
in Perry.
PHILMONT.
Jos. L. Nash,
This city Is in Clinton
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
County.
When Due.
34s g
$50,000..July 1 ’07-’31
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Us
J-J
$20,000..July 1 ’07-’26
Water Bonds.
4s
$22,000
3 His ’05J-J
50,000r
1907-1928
...
County
This
1872.
$8 50
8 56
City Chamberlain.
Water Bonds
4s '00
J-D $27,230...June 1 ’11-35
Street Bonds.
4s *06
J-D $38,500...June 1 '11-35
BONDED DEBT
J-D
4s
43 '05
4s '05
4s
Building Bonds.
4s g
J-J 400,000....May 11922
J-D512O.000
Dec 15 1927 1s
M-N 275,000g..Nov
11916
Other Bonds.
4s
A-O 618,000...Apr
1 1917
4s
J-J
$15,000
1907:4s
A-O 135,000
Oct
11917
4s
J-J
100.000_-.Jan 1 TO T9 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07.54.633.000
X. Y. City’s proportion.3,657,865 40
Nassau’s proportion
975 134 60
(
’06
’09-’24
1 1908
'09-T8
’08-’35
5.000.. Nov 1 *07-'11
900... Aug 1 1907
4s
F-A
783.25. .Aug 1 1907
06
4,026 .....1907-1911
l ire House Bonds.
3.70s '05 g M-N $43,500_Nov ’07-’35
Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
1
$315
July 1 1907
)
6,000.July.1 ’08-T9
INTEREST
on
the
sewer
bonds,
improvement bonds of 1905 due Nov.
Bank, Portrhester.
$500
'07-’30
21,600
F-A
f
1907-15
634.... Aug 1 1907
i
500
Aug 1 1908
l
500
Aug
Gun Brook Drain Bonds.
4s g A-015 $25.000c.. .Apr
Drainage Bonds
J-J
(
$592
4s g
1909
1
r
’08-’32
July 1 1907
1 8.000.. July 1 ’0S-T5
7,000. Meh 1 '08-T4
BONDED DEBT Apr '07.
$237,986
Assessed valuation 1905...6,661.200
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Village tax (per $1,000) '05
$8 82
Population In 1890..
5.274
Population In 1900
7,440
Population In 1905
11,198
the fire-house bonds and the street1 1907-11 Is payable at First National
-
John F.
This village is in Orange
.
Cleary, Clerk.
County.
RENSSELAER COUNTY.
County
..
..$21 82
9,695
.
POTSDAM.
Wm. McCormick, Clerk.
This village Is In St. Lawrence County.
LOINS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1903. $2,026,480
Electric Light Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000' 1905... _$S 90
3.0 Vs ’06.
$24,000
.1911 1930! Population In 1905
4,162
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
.$61,5001
..
.
POUGHKEEPSIE.
John
k.
Sague, Mayor; Edward Bur¬
gess, Chamberlain.
This city Is the county seat of Dutchess County.
LOANS
When Due.
—
W uter Bonds.
M-N 520,000c
Mas 1907
M-N
I0.000ci.tr
Mav 1908
M-N
50,000c,tr
May 1911
7s
M-N
50,O0i»cAr.. Mav 1912
7s
M-N loo.ooOc,tr.
Mav 1913
4 s
MS
Meh '’08-25
18,ooor
Is
M-N
7.000V
Mav 1 07-13
3 1 s
M-N
ta.ooor
May 1911
3 i j,
M-N
19,000V
Mav
1912
3'..-.
M-N
7,00(0
Mav ’ 07-13
11 .ooov..
34 s
M-N
Mav ’ 07- 1 7
3 >M \
20 ooOr
1 9 1 9
Mav
3s
F-A
6,000v
Feb ’ 08 13
Railroad Bonds.
3s
M-N
lO.OOOr.
May ’ 09 18
3s
M N
10,000V
Mav
’09-’ 18
Fallklll 1 m pros mu ni Bonds.
7s
F-A $29.000c <tv
Aug 1909
7s
F-A
29,000cAV. Aug 1910
Funding Bonds.
7s
M N $83,000cit v. May 1 1914
Se w er Bonds.
4s
.J-d
$20.000r... June 1915
4S
J-J
20.000v
June 1916
’
.
..
.
.
Incorporated 1834.
Sewer Bonds—(Con )
J-J
June 1917
$20.000 r.
4s
4 ,000r. June 1 ’07-’0S
J-D
4s
J-D
ll’.OOOr. .June ’09-’14
4.s
J-D
o.OOOr. Meh
’08-’16
3 t ,s
20.000V ...Vug 1 1911
F-A
3 V v,s
F-A
10.000V
Feb 1 1912
3 l is
AO
1 ,000f. -Apt*
1908
3s
F-A) $10.000r.
Feb
190S
1 lo.ooor. —Aug 1907
3s
F-A
lO.OOOr
Feb
1909
3s
FA 1 lO.OOOr.
Feb
1910
1910
\20,000r.
Aug
3s
F-A
lO.OOOr.
Feb
1911
3s
F-A
20 000c
Aug 1909
High School Bonds.
5s
J-J
$3,0001*. ..July 1 1909
Bounties.
5s
MS
$8,000c&r. .Meh 1909
Asylum Bonds.
3s
M S $ 15,000r.
Meh
1908
3s
M-S
32,000r
Meh
’09-’ 10
Certfs. (Sink. Fd. Commissioners’)
3 1as
M S $ 15,000V. ...Sept
1928
3 1 ,s
M N
59 ,1'OOv.
Nov
1928
3 V
MS
i .ooov.
Meh
1919
4s
7>
7s
7s
.
.
.
Arthur MacArthur. Treasurer.
seat Is Troy.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds (reg.)—
3 v.,s’94 A-O $18.000r
Apr 1 ’08-T0
Toll Road Bonds.
3 4s'92 F-A $48 .000r
Feb l ’08-'23
War Bonds (renewal).
3i-js’05 A-O 120.000r-.Apr 1 Tt-’30 4s '92
F-A $27.000c.. Feb l 1908.
3 Us’96 A-O 105.000r_ Apr l ‘31-’45 4s '97
F-A
18.000c. Feb 1 08-T 6
3 Us'97 A-O
25.000r-.Apr 1 ,41-*45 3 4s 00 F-A 23,000c.. Feb 1 ’03-'30
Armorv Bonds.
3 va«s’99 F-A
14.000c.. Feb 1 ’08-'21
3 Us
F-A $24,000r..Feb l ’0S-T9 3 4s'0'l F-A
10,000c.. Feb 1 08-17
Sinking Fund Bonds.
House ot Indeinnitv Bds. (renew.)
3 Us’97 A-O S75.000r. .Apr 1 '13-T7 3 4s'02 F-A $30,000c.. Feb l *08-'22
Highway Bonds.
BONDED DEBTDec’Q6.
$741,500
3 4s’05 F-A $65.000r__Feb 1 '08-’33 Tax valuation, real
73,600.059
3.4s’06 F-A
29.000r--Feb 1 ’08-'36 Tax valuation, personal
4.262.038
4s ‘07
F-A
84.U00r.-Feb 1 ’08-'35 Tax \aluation, franchises. 2.334.535
Total valuation 1906
Refunding Bonds.
80.196.632
3 v.s‘05 F-A S28.000C. .Feb l ’0$-'35 Population tu 1900
121,697
3 tjs'06 F-A *29,000r.. Feb l ’08 ‘36 Population In 1905_
122.637
4s '07
F-A
20.000r.-Feb 1 '08-'27
*
Tax exempt.
INTER EST on registered bonds is payable at the office of the County
Treasurer; on coupon bonds at -National State Bank, Trov.
..
.
.
Incorporated 1833.
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1906. $85,000 | Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1.985,383 I Population In 1905
i
Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) i
$7 00
1.572
Philip J. Gomph, Treasurer.
.
PORT JERVIS.
..
This city, formerly the village of Greenbush. was Incorporated April 1897.
and Is in Rensselaer County.
A bill passed by the Legislature of 1901
annexed to the city the village of Bath-on-the-Hudson and part of
the town
of East Greenbush.
LOANS—
When Due.
Voting Machine Bonds.
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
4s
Dec
52,500c Dec 1 ’07-T0
4s ’05
M-S
$5,000r Sept28’07-Tl
Sewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4s ’05
A O
52.000r Oct 26 ’07-’0S
4s
Sep 11 556,000c Sept
11 1911
School Bonds.
4s
Oct 20
20 1911 4 4s
32,000c Oct
M-S $20,000c.Mob 18 '07-16
4s
Dec 15
72,000c Dec
15 1911
f' n.OOOcAug
1
1911
4s
A-O
11 1912 4s
30,000c Oct
F-Af
6.000c Aug
1
1916
4s
J-J
•' 96,000c July 15 ’07-’38
{
7,000c Aug
l
1921
4s
J-J
32,000.July 15 ’07-’3S TOTAL DEBT Dee 1 1906. $402,125
\ 4,000
July 15 1937 Sinking fund
25,945
4s
J-J
37.000r July 15 ’06-’3S Assessed valuation 1906
4,656.699
4s’04J-J
18,000r July 1 07’-’24 Total tax iper $ 1.000) 1906.. .$24.34
4s’05M-S
9,000r Sept 28’07-T5 Population In 1905
10,715
4s ’05A-O
5,000r Oct 26 ’07-Tl i
INTEREST Is largely payable at the Albany County Bank.
Clerk.
Feb 15 1908
g'04 F-A $36,000...Aug
6,000..Aug 1 ’08-T3 4s g'06 M-N
4s
RENSSELAER.
1,585
Sewer Bonds.
300..1.June 1 1908,5s ’06
M-N
—
F-A15
Treasurer; J. W. Bain, Clerk.
.
Park Bonds.
4s
W. E. Burnett,
This village Is In Dutchess County.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06. .530,000! Tax rate (per$1.000) 1906_£_
Assessed valuation 1906
610,805 ; Population In 1905.
(Assessment about full value.)
1
Sept 1906.$74.850
Population In 1905.
When Due.
8.000 ..June 1
J-D
264
June
} 5,000..June 1
A-O
!8,0()0_ .Apr 1
seat
4s
Assessed valuation 1906
1,280,776
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. $19 85
3 HjS
4s
Treasurer.
.
Nich. Duffy, Treas.; C. D. Camp,
Westchester County".
Incorporated 1868.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
A-O $33,000..Oct 1 ’07-’23
($2,000
due
yearly.)
3 ijs g
A-O
12,000
Oct ’07-T8
,
now
RED HOOK.
PORT CHESTER.
This village Is in
LO ANS—
E. D. Stannard
was
-
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07 $241,600
Water debt (Included)
181,400
Total valuation 1906
1,722.525
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) '06
$49 20
Population In 1905
10,184
In
Population
1900
.8,434
village Is In Westchester County.
When Due.
11,777,400
9,718,890
12,888,995
13,323,005
12,819,830
13,759,100
13.532,740
Is Long Island City.
A good part of the old County of
included In the Greater New York and a law changing the
name of that portion to the old
county outside of Greater New York to Nas¬
sau County went into effect Jan. 1 1899.
The amount of outstanding bonds
of this county which will be chargeable to the
city of New' York has been
finally determined by the Supreme Court (V. 71. p. 875).
Under this de¬
cision the city of New York was made liable for $3,796,032 11 of the
old
debt of Queens County as it stood at the date of division and the
remaining
$1,011,967 89 became an obligation of Nassau County.
Instead of appor¬
tioning certain bonds to New York City and to Nassau County, the debt
and Interest will not be divided, but will be paid
by New York City, Nassau
County paying over its proportion as it becomes dne.
New York City
pays .78952414973 of the principal and interest as It becomes due. and
Nassau County .21047585027.
The statement below shows the obligations of the old
County of Queens
which remained outstanding on Jan. 1 1907
LOANS—
*
When Due.
Road Bonds.
Gold Bonds.
4s
A-O5340.000.. .Oct 15 1917
4s
J-J $110,000
1907 4s
M-N 375.000....Nov 15 1917
4s g
J-J
151,000g..July
11916 4s
J-D
55,000...Dec 27 1917
Funding Bonds.
J-D 1339.000...Dec
4s
1 1917
4s
J- D$260,000
1 1927 4s
Dec
J-D
50,000...Dec 15 1947
4s
J-D
50,000. ..Dec 15 1917 4s
J-D 240,000... Dec 15 1917
W. S. Moore, Clerk.
LOANS
1 1,848.630
F-A
Queens is
July 1 1925
PLEASANTVILLE.
1,261.100
920.500
1,41 1,400
971,200
1.981.700
3,813,850
QUEENS COUNTY.
This village is in Columbia Countv.
LOANS—
When Due. ! BOND. DEBT Aug 1906 ...$67,500
Water Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1905
1 058,214
4s
$38,000...Aug 1 ’07-25 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904
$13 65
3.65s
8,500
Aug 1 '07-23 I Population in 1905
1,971
5s
June 1 ’07-27 |
21,000
PLATTSBURG.
11,811,420
11,968,495
11,911,605
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$26 50
25 60
24 60
25 90
24 40
25 40
23 44
When Due. | BOND. DEBT Feb 14 ’07..
$45,000
Assessed valuation 1906..11.415.250
520,000c..Aug 1 ’07-1 6 i Population In 1905
14,169
INTEREST on the building bonds is payable at the office of
County
Treasurer or at the Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company In New York.
Treasurer.
,
$12,219,080
\'aluation.
$13,209,780
13,072,500
LOANS—
Building Bonds.
4s ’06
F. K. Folshaw. Clerk.
Ira J. Horton
Total Assessed
Property.
$990,700
Carmel is the county seat.
AND CASTILE (TOWNS)
ONION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
A district in Wyoming County (P. O.
L. B. Sweet,
Perry).
Clerk Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906._$1,523,289
School-Building Bonds.
Actual val. (est.) 1906
2,250.000
4!is’07J-D $5f>,000
Dec 1 T2-’36 School tax (per 51,000) 1906
$8.00
BONDED DEBT Meh '07.
$50,000
INTEREST Is payable In Perry or New York City.
Tills village Is In Jefferson County.
Incorporated Jan. 16
BONDED DEBT Meh 1 ’07.$38.000iTax rate (per$l 000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
360,0001 Population In 1905
Ileal Estate.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
6.
PHILADELPHIA.
10,000r
POPULATION.—In 1905 25,379: in 1900 It was 24,029; in 1890 It
22,206; In 1880 it was 20,207: in 1S70 it was 20,080.
PERRY
NO.
$36,000r..Sept
*
Feb. 1 ’07.
Jan. 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Tot. funded debt (incl. water debt)...$1,587.000
$1,605,000
$1,605,000
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns
buildings valued at $200,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Real estate assessed about 2-3 value.
Thlstown is In Monroe County (P. O. Falrport).
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906..53,061,607
Town-Hall Bonds
Population in 1900
4,703
4 ?4 s’07 M-S $25,OOOr_Mch 15 ’0S-’27
Population in 1905
5,356
BONDED DEBT Alch 1907
$25,000 (
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Rochester, Rochester,
N. Y.
PERRY.
\
.
PENN YANN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4S ’04
M-N $33,000..Nov 1 ’07-’39]
PERINTON.
M-S 1
’07-’30
Sept 1930
M-S 120,000r.Sept 15 '07-30
(The above issue Is tax-exempt.)
3Hs
M-S 105.000r.Sept
11 1931
3,4s
F-A $75,000r
Feb
1935 34s
M-N 97,000r...May 1 1923
34s
M-N ]34,500r.__Nov ’07-’29 3 4s ’04F-A
53,00()r...Feb 11934
131,500r
Nov
1930,3 4s ’06F-A
82,000r_. Feb 11926
14s ’07
M-S
40,000r...Mch 1 1927
INTEREST Is payable at Fallklll National Bank,
Poughkeepsie.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
FUNDS, &c.—
3 Hs
Incorporated 1810.
When Due. i
.
f» 7
.
.
.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Janus McKee, Treasurer.
This village Is In Otsego County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1900.. $67,500 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
795.075, Population in 1905
$24 50
1.684
.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
See New York
..
RICHMONDVILLE.
_.
..
..
.-.
..
..
J, l>.
'This village is In Schoharie County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 14 ’07. $28.0001
1.750
Sinking tund
Assessed valuation 1906
.305,6951
ROCHESTER.
S.
City.
Holmes. Treasurer.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population in 1905.
B. Williams,
lump.;
i
$4 50
587
L. M. Otis, Treas
Rochester Is the count > scat of Monroe County.
Incorporated 183 4.
LOANS—
When Due.
Brighton Loan.
Bridge Bonds.
4.49s ’99Sept 4.333 56 Sept 30 07-’0tf
J J $400,000r Jan
3s
l
1920
Consolidated Loan.
(Subject to call Jati l 1900.i
3 4s
F-A$l00,000r Aug
1 1912
3 4s
J-J $ too .000r Julv
l
1922
High School Bonds.
(Subject to can July 1 1902.>
3 4s
J-J $!50.000r Jan
1 1912
3 4s
J J $100.OOOr Sept
1
1921
(Subject to call Jan. I 1907.t
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1901 )
,
58
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
LOANS—
When Due.
Market Bonds.
East Side Trunk Sewer.
33^S ’04J-J $150,000r
1914
J-J $150,000r Jan 1 '22-’27
(Subject to call after 1909.)
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
Refunding RR.
J-J
3>£s
350,000r Jan 1 ’08-’21 3j^s ’93F-A$740,000r Feb
1
1913
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
i
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1903.)
3Hs
J-J
250,000r Jan 1 ’28-’37
Water Works.
3Hs *04J-J 100,000r July 1 '38-’41 4s ’73-’6F-A$300,000r Feb
1
1943
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
Local improvement Bonds.
3^S ’92F-A$500,000r Feb
1
1942
3
‘99 F-A$500.000r Oct
2
1919
(Subject to call after 1912.)
(Subject to call Auer. 1 1909.)
3}4s ’94F-A$950,000r Feb
1
1944
(200.000r July
1
1909
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1914.)
3Hs '04J-J (300,000r July 1
1914
F-A$250,000r Feb
1
1914
1500,OOOr July
1
1924
Water Works Refunding.
4.49s
5.778.08 Sept 30’07-10 3 J4s ’03J-J3,000,000r Jan
1
1933
School Bonds.
i
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
4s ’00
J-J
$75, OOOr. .June 1 ’11-13
Water Refunding.
Bark Bonds.
'
3 J^s ’05M-N$410,0()0r May
1
1935
3s ’88
J-J $300,000r .July
1
1928
Water Shed Bonds.
call
(Subject to
July 1 1898.)
3Hs ’98F-A$200,000r Auer
1
1918
3
’96J-J
$60,OOOr Feb 29 1936 3^s ’04J-J
170,OOOr July
1
1924
(Subject to call Feb 29 1906.)
SANDY HILij.
4s
INTEREST—All bonds and interest are payable at the office of the
Union Trust Co. of New York.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. &c
Aug. 1 ’06. Jan. 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05. Jan. 1 ’04.
Bonded debt_
...$9,900,778 $9,985,778 $10,005,000 $8,585,000
Water debt (Included)
6,329,000
6,129,000
6,029,000
5,610,000
On Aiiir. 1 1906, the city had a
sinking fund of $645,099.
addition to
In
the above debt the city had on
Aug. 1 1906 a floating debt of $1,806,000,
consisting of outstanding notes
ASSESSED
114,244,975
109,337,400
104,636.500
6,952,050
6,361,050
6,272,300
9,108,630
5,937,950
1 ,430,144
102,295,000
88,053,750
34,408,725
W. J.
City is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
f$42,000c Sept 1 ’07-’13
4s ’05
M-S> 70.000c Sept 1 ’ 14-’23
|
8,000c Sept
1
1924
1180,000c Sept 1 ’25-’34
INTEREST payable in Nyack.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
Geo. W.
7,000...
.
SARANAC LAKE.
Ballston
Tills
4s
$10.10
2,648
When
.
G. T.
This village is In Clinton
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1906
RYE.
Amos, Clerk.
County.
$49,0001 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.'
2,624 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$25 0-4
255,240 i Population in 1905
1,674
Edwin F. Stud well,
This town is in Westchester
LOANS—
Supervisor.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
M-S $50,000c&rSept
M-S 130,OOOr Sept 1
Assessed val., personal
J-D $123,000r.June 1 ’07-’32 (Assessm’t
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.. .$123,000 1
Village tax
Assessed valuation, real..16.284,235
Population
INTEREST payable at First National Bank,
RYE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
W. E.
A district in Westchester County.
BONDED DEBT Oct’06.. .$70,000 j School tax
Assessed valuation 1905..$3,437,678 |
ST. JOHNSVILLE.
This village is in
LOANS—
Win, Wils y,
Montgomery County.
Sewer Bonds.
4 Bs’iifi Nov $34,000.
BONDED DEBT Apr
Canton Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Jan 14 1907 .$50,000 I
Assessed valuation 1906 .42,158,876 .
This
Brundage, Clerk.
(per $1,000) 1905
C.
F.
$7 00
Treasurer.
-
$841.800
$10 50
2,172
Roy al Newton, Treasurer.
County tax (per $1,000) 1905.
1 74
Population in 1905
90,045
Buekmaster, Clerk.
village is in Cattaraugus County.
LOANS—
When Due.] BONDED DEBT Dec
1906.$134,928
Water Bonds
I Assessed valuation 1904
935,170
4s ’06
F-A
$5,OOOr..Aug 1 ’07-11 Population in 1905
5,455
Paving Bonds.
i
4.87s’06 F-A $1 1 .242.10 Aug l’07-’26
INTEREST on the water bonds of 1906 is
payable at the
Trust
Salamanca
Company in Salamanca.
SALINA.
This town
George Baxter. Supervisor.
is in
LOANS—
Onondaga County.
When Due.] TOTAL'DEBT Jan 1 1906.
$115,800
Bonds.
j Sinking fund, r
3 600
4s
M-S$ 1 11.600
.1907-1937'NET DEBT Jan 1 1906....
112,200
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1906$ 115.200 Assessed
'valuation 1905 ..1,452,382
Floating debt
600 ! Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
14 14
Railroad
Assessed valuation, personal
144,460
Franchises
121,365
Total valuation 1906.
(Assessment 1-3 actual
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1906(est).
Population in 1900
This
town
is In
Highway Bonds.
5s
Aid
..
Population in
-
34s
3 4s
4s
C. T. Secor.
6,353,450
value.)
$36 60
13,000
12,409
$17,000
j 5,000
130,000
...
...
Supervisor.
Westchester County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 2YOG
Assessed valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1905
Population in 1905
1908-1924
1910-1914
1915-1929
.
Olin S. Luffman,
Bernardi, Treasurer.
This city Is situated in
porated in 1798.
1905
Comptroller; Joseph H.
the county of the same name, and
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
,4 s
3s ’89
F-A $30,000r Feb 11 ’10-.’15 4 s
3s ’90
F-A
20 ,()()0r Feb
1 ’16-’ 19 4 s
.
J
3,OOOr Apr
1
1920
A-O ( 15,OOOr Apr 1 ’21-’23
F-A
50,000 r Aug 1 ’ 16-’20
(See V. 71,p 202.)
4s ’02
F-A
00,oo()r Aug 1 ’21 -’32
4s ’03
J-J
135,0()0r July 1 *07-’3 3
6s
4,515c
5s
Nov
2,700c Nov 1907-’14
3 14s ’05A-O
15,000r Apr 1 ’ 11 ’ 15
4s ’06
J-J
(50,ooor ..July 15 ’11-20
160,ooor .July 15 ’21-26
Assessment & Defic. Bonds.
F-A $20,ooor Feb
1 ’23-’26
M-N 50,OOOr May 1 ’15-’24
6.ooor June
1
j
1912
4s ’01
5,000r June 1
1913
J-D)
4s ’03
M-N
60,0()0r May 1 ’08-’19
Grade Crossing Bonds.
4S ’05
$40,9911- Nov-Dec 1907
4s ’01
11 .000
4s ’06
2.812
4s ’07
2,300.
Water Bonds.
4s ’85
M-N $80,000r Nov 1 ’08-’ 15
3 s ’90
F-A
13,OOOr Aug
1
1911
4s
F-A
16.OOOr Aug 1 ’12-’ 13
4 s ’93
F-A
28,000r Aug 5 ’ 11 - ’ 13
4s
M-N
15,000r May
15 1911
4s
M-N
40,OOOr May 15 1912
4s
M-N
40,OOOr May
15 1913
4s
M-N 60,OOOr May
15 1914
4s
M-N 60,OOOr May
15 1915
4s
J-J
30.OOOr July
15 1916
3s ’89
F-A
15,OOOr Feb
1
19 08
3s ’89
F-A
15.OOOr Feb
1
1909
3s ’86
M-N
10,OOOr Nov
1
1916
4s
J-D
32,OOOr June 1917-’18
4s
J-J
15.OOOr July
1 1919
4s
F-A
15,OOOr Aug
1 1921
4s ’02
4 s ’04
.
4s
$8 00
1,018
.
SCHENECTADY.
4s ’99
4s ’00
$80,00#
2,240.000
17,000.-May 1 ’22-’30
j 2,000
1930-1931
t
500...
1932-
...
Fire Bonds.
’OO
F-A
$7,000r
’00
J-D
25,ooor
’01
J-D
10 ,<)<)<) r
4 s ’01
J-D
15,OOOr
4s ’03
J-J
40,000r
4s ’04
M-N f lG.OOOr
Sewer Bonds.
A-O $10,00(>C
A-O
10.OOOr
’92
A-O
10,ooor
’94
F-A
15,000r
’96
J-J
5,ooor
'89
A-O
5,OOOr
’90
F-A
10,OOOr
’98
J-D
15.OOOr
’9!)
J-.J
15.OOOr
'OO
J-D
2 5.ooor
’01
.1-1)
30,ooor
4s ’84
4s ’91
4s
4s
4s
3s
3s
4s
4s
f21o,ooor Aug 15 ’ 1 G-’21
F-Al 50,OOOr Aug
15 1922
[ 59,000r Aug
15 1923
4s
F-A
13,ooor. .Aug 1 1910
3 4s ’04 J J
90.OOOr July 15 ’07-’24
Park Bonds.
4s ’00
J-J
$6,ooor July
1 1909
Feb
1908-’14
1 9 16-' 19
June
June
1
1
June
J uly
1
1
1
Mav
1927
1929
’ 16-’23
’07-’l 4
’15-'24
1907
1920
Oct
1921
1922
Aug
1923
July
Oct
1908
1
191 1
Aug
l
June
1924
1
1925
July
June 1912-’15
1926- '28 & ’30
M-N j35,OOOr May 1 '23-’29
1 20,000r May 1 ’30-’31
M-N
13,ooor Mav
1
1932
M-N 120,000r May 1 '07-’ 30
f24,ooor May 1 ’07-’l4
M-N ^20,OOOr May 1 ’ 15 ’ 19
.
.
(let
.
1
1
1
15
1
,
4s
4s
4 s ’02
4 s '02
4 s ’03
4s
incor¬
was
130,ooor May
.
When Due. [Assessed valuation 1905
I Tax rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1905
.Nov 1 ’ll 35 | Population in 1905
1907. .$88,000 j
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
SALAMANCA.
$482,700
16.766,935
about 83% actual value.)
(per $1 ,000) 1906..$4.79
In 1905
18,077
Port Chester.
Total valuation 1906
4s
’07-’16
’17-’29i
-
County.
When Due.
Highway Bonds.
3
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907. .$46,750
valuation 1906
5,686,816
School tax rate (per $1,000)
’06.$6 79
$11,OOOr.July 1 '07-’17 Assessed
ROUSE’S POINT.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
($5,000 due yearly on Sept. 1.)
($30,OOOr Sept 1 ’07-’09
M-S( 25,000c&rSept 1 ’10-14
| 12,OOOr Sept 1 ’15-’16,
I
3,OOOr Sept
1
1917 i
LOANS—
.
’08-’18
Due., LOANS—
INTEREST payable at the office of the Receiver of Taxes in
Saratoga
_
1
of Taxes.
1866.
5s
M-S $12,000c Sept 1 ’07-’08
Water Bonds.
j 5s
M-S
3,000c Sept 1 ’09-’ll
M-S
$5,OOOr Sept ,1
1910 1 BOND. DEBT Feb 1907...$401,000
M-S
35,000c&r..1911-1917 Assessed valuation, real
6,087,625
.
35,750r_Feb
Incorporated
Augl$70,000c&rAug 1 07-’20
SCARSDALE.
F-A
Churchill, Receiver
Springs.
Kessinger, Mayor; F. M. Mertz,
’04
4s ’06
-
MS
125,OOOr May
1
5
; 5
30,<)00r. Sen
4 1
js'0f> A-O 120.001)!- Get
Building Bonds.
3Ws ’05M-S $30,000r Sept
’20-’24
’09-’ 1 4
’ 15-’26
1911-’25
Election Machine Notes.
4s ’02
$2,000 Nov
1
1907
General bonds Feb 16 ’07 .$2,276,893
Assessment debt
8.S58
TOTAL DEBT Feb 16 ’07 2,285,751
Sinking fund (all water)
257.296
NET DEBT Feb 16 ’07... 2.028,455
Water debt (Included)
906,000
Assessed valuation, real. .34,463,722
.
Assessed valuation, pers’l.
2,030,000
Total valuation 1906.. ..34,493,722
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18 40
Population In 1900
...31,682
Population in 1905
..58,387
Population in 1906 (est.)
71,000
,
INTEREST payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
__
-3,826
of
seat.
A. L.
Village Hall Bonds.
4s
$68,050
1,011,560
Clerk.
This city is in Oneida County.
LOANS—
When Due.!
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
13 4s
J-J $160,000.Sept 15
1911
4s
J-J $ 145,000.Apr 15 ’08-’21 TOTAL
DEBT Feb 15
($5,000 yearly to 1920; bal. due 1921) | Water debt (included) '07..$432,461
1 60,000
4s
J-J
$37,000_Apr 15 1921 | Street assessm’t debt (Incl)
85,461
Street Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
6,896,273
4s
M-N $24,000_Nov 1
'07-’22 i Assessed valuation,
personal
211,381
4s
May 2,703 62 May
1
1907 Total valuation 1906
7,107,654
4s ’05
Apr
8,348r Apr
1 ’08-’09 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$25.14
4s
A-O
14,000 Apr 15 ’08-’21 Population in 1900.
15,343
4s
July
2,370
July 1 1907 Population in 1905
16,562
4s
Apr
25,621 ..Apr 15 ’07-09
4s
Oct
523 .Oct 15 ’07-09
INTEREST is payable in Rome and New York
City.
ROME SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
4s
Board
Ralph Washburn, Clerk.
'
ROME.
When Due.
Clerk
Miller, Clerk.
village is In Saratoga County.
LOANS—
•
LOANS —
34s
J-J
S.
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
4s
4s
A. R.
Sawyer,
F-A
Water Bonds.
4s '95
J-J
$29,500rJan 1 ’15-20-25
3.65s ’02
10,000
INTEREST is uavable in Rockville Centre
.
L.
When Due
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907.. $77,000
$ 18.000c.._Feb 1 1908 Assessed valuation 1906. .25
750,855
Building Bonds.
Population in 1905
.62,654
f$2U,000c__Feb 1 ’09-10
3 4s’02 F-A! 12,000c...Feb 119111
1
13.000c...Feb 1 1912|
t 14,000c...Feb 1 1913|
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
liorer, Clerk.
_.j
S. A.
Spa Is the county
LOANS—
6s
5s
...
3.85s ’06
W.
,
4s ’88
Randolph, Treasurer.
This village is in Nassau County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07
Light Bonds
, Assessed
valuation 1906
3.70s’97 A-O $7.000..June 1 ’13-’19 Tax rate
(per $1.000) 1906
3Hs ’00.14,550
,
Population in 1905
DISTRICT.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07...$446,000
Floating debt
17,000
Assessed valuation. real ..16,768,294
Assessed val., personal
448.425
Assessed val.. franchises
252.325
Total valuation 1906
17,469.044
Population in 1905
45,032
Population in 1900
38,298
Countv Bonds.
J-J
$36,OOOr Mch 1 ’08-’ 13
3t^s
J-D 110,OOOr June 1914-’24
5s
SCHOOL
When Due.\ BOND. DEBT Feb 14 1907.. $25,000
4s
Oct
$3,000c._Oct 1 ’07-09| Assessed valuation 1906...1,720,780
4s
Oct
15,000c. .Oct 1 ’10-24 | (Assessment about 50% actual
value)
4s
Nov.
7,000..Nov 1 ’07-’13! School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$12.20
'
j Population in 1906 (est)
..5,500
INTEREST payable in Sandy Hill.
23 86
—
New
HILL
Education.
LOANS—
.
POPULATION
In 1905 was 181 ,666; in 1900 it was
162,608; in 1890
it was 133 896: In 1880 It was 89
366; in 1870 It was 62 386.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Paris, President.
This town is in Saratoga County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$52,000 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. ..$12 SO
Assessed valuation 1906
1,474,8 >0 | Population in 1905.
..3,979
(Assessment about 80% actual value) |
17.72
17.37
19 83
15 20
4,544,520
SANDY
SARATOGA.
$19
r18 94
5,742,825
4,964,790
4,716,140
Russel C.
This village is in Washington County.
LOANS—
When Due. LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Park Bonds.
3 4s
F-A $60,000.Aug 1
’07-’30 5s
$9,525
1907-1909
34s
F-A
22,040.Aug 1 ’07-’30 BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’06 $189,932
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
2,122,600
44s
F-A $55,000.Aug 1
’08-’32 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
$22 50
3.8s
F-A
10,000.Aug 1 ’08-’32 Population in 1905
..5,321
3.8s
F-A
26,774.Aug 1 ’08-’32
INTEREST on sewer and paving bonds is payable at New York
City;
on park bonds at
Sandy Hill.
This village is In Franklin County.
LOANS—
When Due. LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s
July $28,000
1923 5s
May $1,000
1907-1908
5s
'
Jan
10.000
1924 4s
F-A
36,000
1906-1932
34s
F-A
50,000
1906-1931 ! 4s ’06
J-J
18,000.. _Julv 1 ’31-66
4s
F-A
45,000
1908-1933 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '0G‘$I83,000
4s ’06
J-J
32,000
July 1 ’35-66 Assessed valuation 1905
1.488,000
Sidewalk Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1905.$14 40
34s
F-A $12,500
1906-1931 | Population In 1905
...3,834
INTEREST payable at Saranac Lake.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows, real estate
being assessed at about actual value.
Tax
rate for 1906: city, $19 31. and total, $22 93
Real
Personal
Rate of Tax
Years—
Estate.
Property.
Franchise, per $1,000.
1906
$1 19,514,240
$6,918,000
$8,298,675
31
1905
1904
1902
1900
1890
1880
[VOL. LXU1T.
SCHOHARIE.
S. A. Swan ton. Clerk.
This village Is In Seoharie County.
BONDED DEBT Feb. 2 ’06.$30,000 !
Village tax (per $1,000) 1305
Assessed valuation 1905 —__445 510 [
Population in 1905
.
.$4 00
1,021
Apil,
1907.]
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
SCHROEPPEL.
F. L.
LOANS—
bmith, Supervisor.
This town is in Oswego Countv.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$32,000 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,336,239 Population in 1905.,
(Assessment about full value.)
!
SCHUYLERVILLE.
Wm. E.
1906
James A.
When Due.
High-School Bonds.
School Bonds.
; 4s ’06
M-N $50,000r_May 15 ’07-’26
3 }*js’00 J-J $390,000r_..July ’07-’45 ! BOND. DEBT Feb 14’07.$7,324,650
$8 80
3^8*01 F-A
37,500r
Aug ’07-’21 • Floating debt
20,000
99,200r._July 1 ’07-’22 TOTAL DEBT Feb 14 '07 7,344,650
City-Hall Bonds.
Sinking fund
.'
5,822
3s ’80
F-A$300.000r
Aug 1 1909 NET DEBT Feb 14 1907. 7,338,828
Funded Debt Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)
4,075,000
4s ’04
J-D$244,800r._ June 1 07’ ’24 Water sink, fund (incl.)..
98,100
Water Loan.
Assessed valuation, real ..80,787,199
4s ’94
J-J $500,000r
July 1 1920 Assessed val., personal
5.082,755
3 Ljs’92 J-J
500,OOOr... July 1 1920 Franchises
5,027,225
34s’92 J-J 500,000r___July 1 1920 Bank stock...
2,850,018
3 4s’93 J-J
500,OOOr
July 1 1920 Total valuation 1906
83,747,197
34s’94 J-J 500,000r_..July 1 1920 (Assessm’t about 89% actual value.)
3 4s’95 J-J
300,000r_. .July 1 1920 , City tax rate (per M) 1906
$17.38
3s ’90
J-J
500,OOOr
July 1 1920 , Total tax rate (per M) 1906
$20.42
3s ’91
J-J
500,000r...July 1 1920 I Population in 1905
117,503
34s’97 J-J
100,OOOr
Jan 1 1927 j Population in 1900.
108,374
3 4s’98 J-J
100,000r...Jan 1 1928 ! Population in 1890.
88,143
3 Hs’01 A-O
75,000r. .Apr 1 ’07-’21 t
_2 880’
3 }<>s'02 J-J
Bennett, Clerk.
This village is In Saratoga County.
BONDED DEBT Mch. 1 ’06.$55,000 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
..273,165 Population in 1905
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) 1
SCOTIA.
$23 6u
1,529
Hoyt Jr., Clerk.
.
This village is in Schenectady County.
LOANS—
When Due.\
Water Bonds.
Drainage Bonds.
4.90s ’06 F-AS27.000c.Aug 1 ’09-’35
4.90s ’06F-A ( $5,000c
Aug 1 1909 BONDED DEBT July 1 06 $140 000
112,000c. Aug 1 ’10-’l 1 Assessed valuation 1906
833,000
Village Hall Bonds.
|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$13 00
4.90s ’06 F-AjSl .000c...Aug 1 1909 I Population in
1905.
2,168.
1 4,0()0c_Aug 1 ’l()-’l l!
-.
SEA CLIFF.
G. Griffith
Chapham, Clerk.
This village is in Nassau County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 1907..$40,850
TAX FREE.—The local Improvement bonds are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the office of the Metro
polltan Trust Company, New York: on the Elmwood school bonds at the
office of City Treasurer; on all other bonds at the office of the United
States Mortgage & Trust Company, New York.
,
(Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906....$33 80
2,000 Population In 1905
1,750
1,285,219 j
Floating debt..
Assessed valuation 1906
SENECA FALLS (TOWN).
This town is in Seneca
W. B. Harper, Supervisor.
County
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
TARRYTOWNv Fred A. Russell, Treasurer.
This clllage is In Westchester County.
Incorporated 1870.
LOANS—
IF/irn Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept. 1906.$441,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
8,750,635
4s M-S&J-D $37,500
1907-1916 Assessed val., personal
2,100,550
Water Bonds.
->
Special franchise
87,904
4s
J-D $36,000..June 1 ’07-’18 ,Total valuation 1905
10.940 889
4s
J-D
75,000
June 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$6 75
4s
J-D 180,000
June 1 1926 j Population in 1905
...5,370
3
s’04 F-A
40.000. .Aug 1 ’07-’26 Population in 1900.
...4,770
$122,800
Total valuation 1906
3,703,495
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s
5s
J-J
$80,000c. July 1 ’07-’14
J-J
110,000c...July 1 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$190,000 Population in 1900..
Assessed valuation, real
3,580,695 Population in 1905..
INTEREST on 5s is payable by the Metropolitan Trust Co., New
City: on 4s at N. W. Harris & Co., New York Citv.
SENECA FALLS (Village)
$7 91
7,305
7,544
York-
E. L. Guinn. Clerk.
.
4s
This village is in Seneca County.
Incorporated In 1831; re-Incorporated
in 1902.
LOANS—
When Due. ! BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
$81,800
Sewer Bonds (Tax exempt).
Assessed valuation 1906
2,979.037
4 Hs’OO A-O $68,000c..Oct 1 ’07-’36 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$25.24
Bridge Bonds.
! Population in 1906 (est.)
7,000
34s
J-D $13,800c
Dec 1912
INTEREST on the bridge bonds is payable at the Exchange National
Bank in Seneca Falls.
SENEC A FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1906
$28,0001 School tax (per $ 1.000) 1906...$4.50
Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,039,675 | Population in
1906 (est.)
7,500
(Assessment full value.)
1
exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric Light Bonds.
Is ’06
Sep 1 $7,000r_Sept 1 ’ 11 -’ 17
3.74s
20,000..Nov 1 ’10-’29
,
....
Water Bonds.
34s
4s
4s
SOLON.
W. D. Shuler,
SOUTHAMPTON.
1906
$28 40
540
County.
$35,500|Tax rate (per $1 .000) 1906
1,207,498 j Population in 1905
J.
H.
$12.36
2,069
Kennedy, Clerk.
F. H.
SPRINGVILLE.
in 1905
2,213
This village is in Erie County.
STEUBEN COUNTY.
F. W.
$773,675
$10 72
2,230
Hastings, Clerk Bd. of Superv.
Bath is the county scat.
BONDED DEBT Sept. ’06 ..$35,000 i Total valuation 1906
..$35,536,736
Assessed valuation, real..33,486,813
[County tax (per $1,000) 1905
4 06
Assessed val., personal
2.049,923 ! Population In 1905
81,814
.
STOCKBRIDGE.
Robert L.
SUFFERN.
A. S.
96
1,749
When Due.
W. W. Rich¬
j BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
$64,000
Building Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1905. 1,423.280
M-N I $50,000.May 1 ’17-’41 "[School tax (per $1,000) 1905
$9.13
'!
3,000 ..May 1 1942 |
5s ’06
INTEREST payable at
TONAWANDA
New York City.
(City).
.
J. H. Vickers, City Clerk.
Tills city Is IP Tonawanda Town, Erie County
CITY LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
Refunding Bonds.
$47,250.. July 1 *07-’09
5s ’05
J-J
$15,000
July 1 1930 BONDED DEBT May ’05. .$390,045
$14 60
J ,576
village is In Rockland County.
'
When Due
Assessed valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
3
$924,225
$9 77
2,655
4s semi-an $34,500r
1907-1929 Population in 1905.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
34,500
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.. New York City.
R.
J.
Shanahan,
Comptroller; Jacob D.
Stemmier, City Treasurer; George J. Metz, City Clerk.
Syracuse is situated in Onondaga County.
Incorporated Dec. 13 1847.
The village of Elmwood was annexed on Jan. 1 1900.
LOANS—
When Due.
Harbor Brook Improvement Bonds
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
>4s’02 M-N $8,000r.. Nov 1 ’07-’22
4s ’99
J-D $915,000r_Dec 30 1929
lHs’03 A-O
11,2Q0r..Apr 1 ’08-’23
Collegiate Bonds.
Onandaga Creek Improve’! Bonds.
4s ’96
J-1 )$ 100v000r_
Dee 1 1926
fUs’02 J-D $40,000r_. Dec 1 ’07-’22
Local 1 m prove men t Bonds.
Is ’04
M-N
22,500r._May 1 ’07-24
.
..
J-J
1908
$22,000r. .Jan 1
J-D
Dee ’07 ’08
62,000r.
J-J
18,OOOr
.July ’07-’09
F-A
72 .OOOr
Feb •08-UO
F-A
Feb ’08- ’ 1 0
16,500r_
A-O
56,000r .Apr 1 ’08 ’l l
J-J
114.OOOr .July 1 ’07-’12
J-1) 168,OOOr
Dee 1 ’07 ’ 12
J-J
154.OOOr .Jan 1 ’08 '14
A-O 225.00(0Oet 1 ’07- 16
.
_
-
Park
..
.
Bonds.
3'is’Ol F-A $18,750r
Aug ’07-’21
Librarv Bonds
.
3'^s’01 F-A $28,500r
Bridge Bonds.
Aug ’07-’21
3 Us’01 F-A $ 10,500r
Aug
Fire Department Bonds.
3Us’01 F-A $31,500r
Aug
3 '
js’02 M-N
15,000...July ’11-’34 Floating debt.
33,800
Water Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906
3,872,000
J-J $150,000
July 1 1912
(Assessment Is 2-3 actual value).
5s
J-J
65,000
July 1 1914 City tax (per $1,000) 1905...$14 92
5s
Jan 2
30,000...Jan 2 *08-’32 : Population In 1905
Q.7,904
City bonds are tax exempt.
Population In 1900.
7,421
INTEREST Is payable at the Seaboard National Bank, New York City.
4s
TONAW ANDA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
E. W. Betts.
Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oet. 1 1906..$84,000
4s '92
$30,000
1913-1922 Assessed valuation 1905...3,886,014
4s ’97
42,000
1938-1947 School tax (per $1.000) 1906. ..$9 01
4s ’98
12,000
1919-1922
(Assessment 2-3 actual value.)
_
20 OOOr.-.Mav 1
’07-’21
’07-’21
.
TONAWANDA (Town).
L. H. Hollister, Supervisor.
This town Is In Erie County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
5s '06
M-N $26,000
Jan
1 1921
TOWN DEBT Mch. 1906..$196,000
Town valuation 1905
3,173.554
Town tax (per $1,0001 1903
$10 37
Town
H. W.
population 1905
1,511
Gardinior, Comptroller; W. G. Clark .Deputy.
On Jan. 1 1901 a bill known
Troy Is situated In Rensselaer County.
the ’’Greater Troy Bill” became operative.
Under Its provisions the
village of Lanslngburg and portions of the towns of North Greenbush and
Brunswick became part of the City of Troy.
LOANS—
When Due.'
Public lmpro>ement Bonds—(ConMarket Bonds.
3s
MS
10,000r
Sept 1 1908
MS
20,000r.. .Sept 1 1909
3'is
F-Af$10,000r.Aug 15 ’07-’ll ! 3s
l 3,OOOr..Aug, 15 1915 3 4s
J-D
48,000r._ Dec 1 ’15 *1 6
3'is
F-A
4,OOOr
Feb ’08-’09 3 4s
J-I)
23,500r.. Dec 15 191 6
Public Building Bonds.
J-D
!3 4s
60.OOOr.Dee 15 ’15-’20
4s
MS $30,OOOr.
J-J
12,344r
Ian ’07-’22
as
'
4s
Bush, Clerk.
Water Bonds.
1906...$13
ards, Treasurer.
4s
Clark, Supervisor.
This town is In Madison County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. .$45,0001 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
651,692 j Population in 1905.
is’06
4,165
Ray Lockwood, Clerk.
TICONDEROGA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
TROY.
Ira W. Smith, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation 1905
Water Bonds.
|Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
4s ’06
M-N $12,000._Jan 1 ’09-’20 j Population in 1905.
BONDED DEBT Feb. 1 ’06.$68.588!
4 1
3,739
-
Corinth, Clerk.
This village is In Suffolk County.
BONDED DEBT Oct. 1906.$30 000 | Population
Assessed valuation 1905
1,500,0001
4s *03
4s ’05
| Population in 1900...
This village Is In Essex County.
Incorporated In 1889.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$63.000iTax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
995,5651 Population In 1905
817
This village is in Saratoga County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1907
$50,000, (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1907
688,833 ! Population In 1907 (est.)
2,080
SOUTH
GLENS FALLS UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I.
A. E. Richardson, President.
This district is No. 1 of the Town of Moreau. Saratoga
County.
LOANS—
When Due.1 Assessed valuation 1905
$864,952
Building Bonds.
[School tax (per $1,000) 1905
$8.40
5s ’06
J-J
$18,000c...Jan 1 ’14-’31 | Population in 1905 (est.)
..2,200
BOND. DEBT June 1906...$27,000!
4s *99
4s ’99
4 s ’00
4s ’01
4s '01
3 'is'02
4 s ’03
TICONDEROGA.
$12 00
Supervisor.
SOUTH GLENS FALLS.
SYRACUSE.
Supervisor.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
TOTAL DEBT Dee ’06
$227,000
Total valuation 1906
932,525
1923 1 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$21 53
4'?s’06 J-J
This town Is in Niagara
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
Assessed valuation 1906
"
L. H. Duriand,
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
M-S$150.000r
3>is
M-S
77,OOOr
927
SOMERSET.
LOANS—
...
LOANS—
This town is in Cortland County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1907...$61,300(Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
234,213) Population in 1905
This
$18.000...Nov 18 1925
2,500
June 11907
3,000. .Aug 1 ’10-’12
INTEREST on the $7,000 light bonds Is payable In Watertown.
---
4s
W. J. Toor, Clerk.
—
BOND. DEBT Sept 7 1906..$50,500
Water debt (included)
20,500
Assessed valuation 1906
$526,610
(Assessment about full value.'
Tax rate (per $l ,000) 1905
$9.00
Population in 1905
892
This town Is In SullUan County.
LOANS—
When Due.
$10 00
! BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$57,000
[Assessed valuation 1905
2,408.497
ITax rate (per M) 1906
$9.87
| Population in 1905
4.997
Bonds
...
THOMPSON.
Kershaw, Clerk.
This town is in Wayne County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Railroad Aid Bonds.
5s
F-A ($45,000. F&A 1 ’08-fl 1
l
12,000
Feb 1 1912
Incorporated July 29 1871.
; Population in 1905
INTEREST Is paid at the National Union Bank of Montlcello.
This village Is in Wyoming County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$26,250 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
352,7681 Population in 1905
SODUS.
County.
are tax
Levi Collins, Clerk.
This village is in Chenango County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907...$33,500 | Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
409,290 | Population In 1905
J. G.
William D. Morrow, Clerk.
This village is in Jefferson
This village is in Scoharle County.
LOANS—
When Due.\ BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$32,800
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
429.850
$28,000.
Total tax rate (per M) 1905. ..$9.40
Sewer Bonds.
526
Population in 1905
$4.800
SILVER SPRINGS.
J-D
65,000
June 1 1919 |
INTEREST on sewer bonds Is payable at the Tarrytown National Bank.
THERESA.
SHARON SPRINGS.
SHERBURNE.
59
4s
3 Us
3 'is
3s
33s
4s
3 'is
3 4s
3'is
3 4s
3 ^2 s
MS
13 .ooor.
M-N
11,500r.
A-O
20,ooor. i
F-A
8,000r.
F-A
10.OOOr
10.ooor.
J-D
G,000r
6.ooor.
J-D
6,OOOr
F-A
9,800r
9,800r_
M-N 33,973 25r,
M-N
5,OOOr.
M-N
10.OOOr.
M-N
40.ooor.:
M-N
12,000r_.
A-O
24 ,320r. Oet
1
J-J 114,248 80rJuly 1
M S
46,240r_ Sept 1
F-A
4,995r..Augl
Aug 1
June 1
1908
4s ’05
1910
4s ’06
'05
3 'is
3 Us
3 4s
3 Us
3
3
3
4s
4s
4s
3 Us
3 4s
3s
3s
3s
’07-22
’07-’23
’06-’23
J-J 34,055 12r_July 1 ’06-’25
J J
76.OOOc.July 1 ’07-’26
Assessment Bonds.
Aug 1 1918 5s *05
-j 15,OOOr.
150,000r_]
Public Improvement
4s
4s
4s
4s
’07-’22
.
f10,ooor..
F-A
3
-
A -OS 59,855 1 2r
A-O
15,000r..
A-O
40,000r_.
A-O
40.OOOr..
40,OOOr..Oet 16 1914
J-I)
15,000r_.
J-D
20,OOOr.
J-I)
30,OOOr..
J-D
50,000r_.Dec 15'07-11
50,ooor..
J-D
5,000r_.
F-A
60,ooor..
J-J
10,000r„_jan 10 1913
10,ooor..
J-J
8.OOOr..
F-A
25.OOOr.
J-D
.J-D
20,000r._Dec 1 ’07-’08
20,000r..
8.7r»0r
J-I)
8.7r»0r_. Dec 1
1909
A».ui>0r..
J-D
;
M-N $31,022r.. May 1 1907
.Apr 23 1908
.
’06
5,440 llr..
Water Bonds
i-is
..
F-A $40,000c.Aug 1 ’07-’19
($8,000
M N
'is
J-D
M-N
M-N
3 4s
M-N
J-J
J-J
J-J
(See V. 75,
three years.)
$50,000c.May 1 ’10-’19
every
20,000r. June 1 ’08-’09
10.OOOr. Nov 1 ’11-’12
15,OOOr. Nov 1 ’14-’15
1,OOOr... Nov 1 1917
125,OOOr.Aug 15’ll 15
10,OOOr.. Aug 15 1916
578,125r. July 1 ’ 1 6-’36
4(>8, for maturities.)
IQO.OOOr-Seut 1 1 7-’ 1 9
( 15,OOOr
Sept 1 1920
1280,000r.Sept 1 '21-’24
J-D 310,521r_June 1 ’15-’25
f 20.OOOr. .Sept 1 1935
p.
M-S
I 4s ’05
4s ’05
j 25.OOOr. .Sept 1 1936
M-S:
!
l
4s '06
4s ’06
30,000r_
Sept 1 1937
55,000r.. .Spet 1 1938
51,50Ur
Sept 1 1939
J I) 200.000 June 15 ’(>7-'27
M-S
15 OOOr.Sept 1 08 22
(JO
NEW YORK—GTHhS AND TOWNS.
Park Bonds.
3Ms
M-N
$3,000r
May
3 Ms
A-O
5.000r
Oct
J-I)
3Ms
4,on()r
June
3 Ms
J-D
2,ooor.June l
3 Ms
J-D
4,ooor
June
3 Ms
A-O 16o.ooOr._Oct 1
4s ’05
F-A
28,00<)r
Aug
4s ’06
4s ’07
A-O
M S
Voting
4s ’06
.
48 ,S"2
98r_Apr
LOANSWhen Due.
Miscellaneous Bonds
3^s ' F-A $10.000r._Aug 12 1907
3 Ms
J-J
lO.OOOr..July 14 1907
5s ’05
Nov
1,600c.Nov 15 ’07-’14
4s ’05
M-N 42,577r_May 1 ’07-’25
4s ’05
J-J
57.609r.July 15 ’06-’25
4s ’05
A-O
3,646r
Oct 1 1913
4s ’06
M-S
42,750r.Mcll 27 ’08-’26
4s ’06
J-D 125,000c June 15 ’07-’26
1 1909
1
1
1910
1911
’12-’13
1 1914
’10-’41
1 1925
1 1926
23,197
Mch 1 1927
Machine Bonas.
$44,600.
_
4s
When Due
Sewer Bonds.
F-A 530.000c
1907-■1912
Water Bonds.
M S $30,000c. ..Mch 1
19*14
M-S
40,000c_ ..Mch 1 1924
M-S
6(1,000c. .March 1934
M-N 25,000c. ..Nov 1 1938
.
4s
4s
4s
4s
.
ASSESSED
1890
1880
$1,655,962
was
Years—
Real.
1905
1904
$51,372,445
51.195,739
50,838,089
1902.
190 1
1890
1880
1850
1825
Personal.
$2,8 77,727
2,948,429
3,105,270
5,341,258
5,198,587
3.222,076
3,143,981
Total.
$54,250,172
54,144,168
53.943,359
43,806,291
49,147.549
41,851,392
47,049,979
12,644,475
15,807,596
4,828,405
7,972,386
1,362,481
1,780.602
3,143,143
*
The city has several different tax
rates, and the figures given since 1901
are the rates for all
purposes—State, county and city, in the old
city of
Troy.
In the old city of Troy the tax for
1905 was $15 90; in
School District, $14 90; in St.
Mary’s School District, $13 20; in Sycaway
annexed
territory of North Grcenbush, $13 20: and in
Wards 15, 16 and 17 (formerly
Lansingburg) $11 20.
The State and County tax in all
districts for 1905
was $3 83.
$19.78
38,706,580
41,108,660
18,791,658
19,475,560
19 56
15 46
27 23
10 46
2,476,800
was
J. W.
33.914; In 1870 it
56,383; In 1890 It
was
28,804.
Mosher, Supervisor; J. F. Streeter, Clerk.
This town Is In Cayuga County.
BONDED DEBTSept’06...$37,OOOITax
rate (per $1,000) 1905...$11 80
Assessed valuation 1905
748,6801 Population In 1905
1,309
VOLNEY.
W. M.
Kellogg, Supervisor.
This town is In Oswego
County.
When Due. \ BONDED DEBT Feb 15
’07$151,000
Railroad Aid Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1907
790,932
4s
F-A I $117,000r
1908-1930 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
$17.00
I
4,000r
1931 | Population In 1905
2,339
Bridge Bonds.
|
4s
July $30.000r ....1908-1922 1
INTEREST on the Railroad Aid bonds Is
payable In Utica; on the bridge
bonds in New York City.
LOANS—
$1,416,388
Total Tax
peri 1,000
*$19 73
*20 36
*19 41
19 71
18 45
44 20
18 90
4 70
44.007; in 1880 It
VENICE.
1,561,625
531,000
Total debt
$3,380,399
$3,021,834
$3,217,587
$1,947,388
The sinking fund on Jan. 1 1906
aggregated $85,779, of which $49,800
was water-debt
sinking fund.
The above debt does not include
assessment
bonds amounting to
$31,022.
WATER BONDS.—The interest and
principal
of
the
water-works
bonds
are provided for
by the Water Department from water
rents.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— By
provisions of Chapter 550, Laws of
1901, the taxable personal estate of shareholders
in banks was relieved from
city taxation, bank shares being now’
subject only to a tax of 1% for all
purposes, which tax is collected by the
County Treasurer, and a share of
the same returned to the
city in cash.
This accounts for the reduction in
persona! property in 1901.
The assessment since 1885 has
been made
on a basis of about
full value.
Assessed Valuation
’ $39,196,160
8,926 521
2,330,606
•Including special franchise valuation 1905, $1,192,800.
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 02,934; in 1900 was
1 1901.
W'ater Bonds —(Continued.)
4s
J-J
$10,000c.
July 1 1939
4s
M-N 15,000c
May 1 1941
4s
A-O
15,000c
May 1 1935
4s
F-A
25,000r.
Aug 1
4s
M-N 20,000r.
Nov 1 1950
4s
F-A
60,000c
Aug 1 1949
Bonds outstand.Jan 1
Population In 1900
12,595
$1,492,709
1,529,125
33,600,890
32,182,139
16,461,052
16,998,760
1900...
INTEREST Is paid at office of City Treasurer
DEBT. SINKING FUND,
.$1,550,752
1,829,647
Property.
$4,693,380
5,105,690
$34,232,780
...
full value since 1897.
Total Assessed
Rate of Tax
Valuation.
per $1,000.
• Personal
Estate.
1905
1904
TOTAL
Water debt
Real
Years.
j
WALDEN.
Tills
1902.
James T.
Young, Clerk.
village Is in Orange County.
* Incorporated 1855,
re-lncorporated
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$47,900|
(Assessment full value.)
Floating debt.
400 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$22.67
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
48,300 | Population In 1905
3,737
Water debt (included)
40 ,300 i Population in 1906
(est.)
4,000
Assessed valuation 1906..$1,520,895
|
—
WALTON.
Chas.
Herring, Supervisor.
This town Is In Delaware
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
F-A/ $6,000r..Feb 1
1908
j 30,000r-.Feb 1 ’14-18
3Ms
F-A
j BONDED DEBT Apr 1906. $72,000
Assessed valuation 1905 —1,293,392
(per $1,000) 1905...$12 96
30,000r_.Feb 1 ’09-13 I Population In 1905.
4,996
i
Tax rate
WALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Robert W.
Scott, Clerk.
This district Is In Delaware
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb
1907..$25,000 j School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$19 00
Assessed valuation 1906
811,684 |
WARSAW (Village).
A. 13.
Bishop,
POPULATION.— In 1905, 76,910’ in 1900 it was
60,651, excluding the
sections annexed in
1901, which
In 1890 It was 60,956- in 1880 it brought the aggregate up to about 75,000;
was
Treasurer,
This village Is in
Wyoming County, re-incorporated Jan 11 1898.
LOANS—
When Due. 1 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$60,000
Water Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906
1,235,510
f$15,000r
1910 | (Assessm't about
60%
actual
value.)
4s'95
J-J | 15,000r
1915 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$1120
( 15,0()()r
1920 | Population in 1905
3,196
i lo.OOOr
_1925|
INTEREST payable in New York City.
TRUXTON.
WARSAW (Town).
56,747.
James L.
Hare, Clerk.
This town is in Cortland
County.
LOANS
When Due. Sinking fund
$2,000
Railroad Aid Bonds.
NET DEBT April 1907.....
4s
100,700
J-J $102.700...July
15 1912 Assessed valuation 1905
423.130
(Sublect to cal! July 15 1902.)
Tax rate (per $1.000)
1905—$24 50
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.$102,700
Population
in 1905.
1,186
INTEREST pavable at First National
Bank of
TUCKAHOE.
T. J.
Cortland.
McCarthy, Clerk.
This village is in
Westchester County.
Sewer Bonds.
\ BONDED DEBT,Sept 1906.$72,000
4 4«k htOM S
S6o.onor.Sept 1 T 1-’34 ; Assessed valuatlon£l906_
..1,032,671
INTEREST is payable at First National
Bank of Mt. Vernon.
TUXEDO UNION SCHOOL DIET. NO.
6.
A district in
Orange County.
Geo.
Dart, Pres.
P. O. Address Tuxedo Park.
Whin Due. BOND. DEBT Feb
23 ’07..
$35,100
School-Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
4s
2,653,670
July i
$18.000r.July 1 ’07-’24 j School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$4
4s
19
Aug 1
37,OOOr.Aug 1 ’07-’23 Population in 1906 (est.)
3,000
600r
Aug 1 19241
INTEREST is payable at the
Manhattan Trust Co. in New York
City.
LOANS—
.
ULSTER CO.
County
seat is
A. McLaughlin,
Kingston
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds. 1895 (Ref.).
4s
M S $42,000c.-Mch 1 ’08-21
($3,000 due yearly to Mch 1
1922.)
4s
M-S $32,000c....Mch
1923
4s
M-S
14,000c. ...Mcll
1924
Turnpike and Road Bonds.
4s
M-N
$9,000C ..Mch 1 D8-’1 6
4s
M S
1 4,000c
51ch 1 08-’]4
4S
M S
44.000C
Mch 1 08-’29
4S
M-S
1,000c ..Mch 1
1908
4s ’05
M S
22,000c
Mch 1 98-’] 8
4s ’06
M S
12,000c. Mch 1 D7-T3
T reas.; J. E. Case, Dep.Co.Tr
4s
4s
4s
Jail Bonds.
M-S $50.000c...Mch
M-S
30,000c.. .Mch
1 1925
1 1926
MS
13,000c... Mch 1 1928
County Bonds.
4s
M-S $48,000c. ..Mch ’08-’23
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
4s
M-S $39,OOOc..Meh 1 '08-*20
4s
M S
60,000c..Mch 1 '08-T9
Poor-House Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S $26,000c.-Mcil 1 ’08-’20
4s *06
M-S
12.000c. .Mch 1 *08-'13
BONDED DEBT Nov 1
*06.$793,000
Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real.
.25,893,712
$24,0000 ..Mch 1 08-T9 Assessed
val.,
personal
784,970
43,000 c ..Mch 1 07-’20 Valuation
franchises
417,745
4 5,000c
Mch 1 08-’22 Total valuation
1906
27,096,427
48,000 c .Mch 1 08-’23 State it Co.
tax (per $1,000) '05
$7 03
36,000'* .Mch 1 08-' 19
Population in 1900
88,422
36 000c
Mch 1 98 ’25 Population In
1905
86,661
38,000C
51 ch 1
I 20,000c
Mch 1
..
..
..
..
Refun di
4s
4s
4s
4S
4s
4«
4s
4S
4s ’O."
M
M
M
M
51
M
M
M
51
rig
S
S
S
..
S
.
S
.
S
.
S
S
.
..
S
4 4 ,000C
Mch 1
is payable at office of
County Treasurer.
The «-ourt house and
refunding funds bonds are
ULYSSES.
H any B.
Tompkins
Tii)^ town is in
exempt from taxation.
Pearsall, Supervisor.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.. County.
.$ 42,00o, Tax rate (per $1 .000) 3906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,227.725 ' Population in 1905..
{Assessm't aoout 2-3 actual
value.) j
UTICA.
John A. Cantwell.
This city is in Oneida
LOANS—
County.
This town Is In
$10 00
2,630
City Clerk.
Incorporated 1832.
When Due.
Bridge Bends.
Academy and School Bonds.
4s
Dec
$1,000
4s
J uly $76,500
1907
1 907-1916
U. C. & B. RR. Bonds,
Refunding
4s
J an
24,000
Jan ’08 19
$186,157 93.
4s
Jan
i 2.000.
Jan ’08 19
Intercepting Sewer.
as
Jan
3 2,000.
.Jan ’08 19 3 ’Ah Nov
$180,000.
as
Nov 1 ’07 35
Jan
19,500..
.Jan '08 20
Public Improvement.
Jan
24,000.
Jan ’08-19 4s
Jan
'$105,000
<i y* s
Jail ’08-28
Jan
I 8 ,000
Jan '08 19
(
30,000..
3 y <
Jan ’29 31
June 29,750
June
’07-23 4S
J-J
150,000. ..Jan 1 *22 31
3 y.'
Jan
22,500r
Jan
’08 25 3 his
June
5,000...
June 26 ’07 1 1
Paving Bonds.
3 Ms
M e)j
11,74 8 56. Mch 1 ’07-14
$9,639 60.part yearly 3 Ms
A O f 2 1,000.
4S
Apr 1 '08 24
29,1 8 J 41. part yearly
t 15.000. ..Apr 1 ’25 3 1
4s '0 4
27,600
May '07-10 3 Ms’04 J-J
36,000 ..July 1 ’07-24
($6,900 due j early.)
3 Ms
June 17,000.
June
’0 7 23
'05
May $34,369 75.. 51 ay '07-1 1 4s
Nov
36,000
S'. c <
-j
j.
($6,973 95 due > earl y.)
3 Ms
2,970
4s* ‘ >6
1911-1921
Feb $15,065 7or
19081911
Storm Wafer Drainage Bonds.
4s •>;
Feb
4,511 lor
J907 1911
4s ’06
0<*t
$30,000
.Oct I ’16 '25
4s’1' *
Mch
12,6 17.40 McO J6 PJo7 '12 4 s '<>6
Nov
60,000r
J 907 1936
foe Department Bonds,
BONDED
DEBT
IVI> ’07 $1 .247,567
4s 96
Aug $15,000 Aug 3 7 ’07 '2!
Temporary
loan
bonds
(Inc.I
77,700
'
E
f -■ 1 *
Ref U C <5c B RR bds (Inc)
I. G. Botsford, Clerk.
Wyoming County
Incomorated March 1808.
When Due. (Assessm’t about
66% actual value.)
$58,000r_Aug 1 ’07-’35 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$8 28
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 $58,0001
Population
In
1905
4,469
Assessed valuation 1906
1,808,6251
LOANS—
3.2s
F-A
INTEREST Is payable
at the
town.
WATERTOWN (City).
.
Jefferson County Savings Bank in Water-
Frank
Clerk.
Walts, Treas.; F.W. Sheeter,
This city is In Jefferson
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
Fire Building Bonds.
5s ’05
Oct $16,905 ..Aug 1 ’07-’08
4s ’07
A-O $40,000r
Apr 1 1937
Paving,
Sewer & Highway Bonds.
School Bonds.
3Ms
M-N $75,000...May 1 ’30-44
3Hs
M-N$l 00,000
May 1 ’22-41
Water Bonds.
3 Vas
A-O
33,800... Apr 1 ’24-30 3 Ms
M-S
$5,000
Mch 1 1908
4s ’05
J-D
7,000r..June 1 ’10-16 3s
M-S
10,000...Mch 1 ’09-10
4s ’06
J-J
88,000r
Jan
1 1936 3MS
M-S
15,000... Mch 1 *11-13
Public Improvement Bonds.
!3Ms
M-S
10,000
Mch 1 1914
4s '04 M-N j 515,000r..
May 1 ’07-09|3 .L>s
M-S
5,000
Mch 1 1916
\45,000r
May 1 ’28-36 3 Ms
M-S
15,000
Sept 1 1916
4s
4,000...Mch 24 1915 3 M S
M-S
5,000
Sept 1 1917
4s
3.000...Mcll 24 1916 3 Ms
M-S
10,000...Mch 1 ’18-19
4s
20,000... Oct 1 ’17-21 3 'As
M-S
16,000... Mch 1 ’20-21
4s
13,000...Oct 5 ’07-19 3 M s
M-S
5,000
Sept 1 1921
Market Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S
8,000
Mch 1 1922
3 %s
$20,000..May 25 ’10-14 3 J -4 s
M-S
35,000
Sept 1 1921
Indebtedness Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S
8,000
Mch 1 1923
3?^s
$8,000...Mch 9 '08-09 3 Ms
M-S
8,000
Mch 1 1924
4s
20,000... June 1 ’22-25 3 Ms
M-S
5,000
Mch 1 1925
Funding & Deficiency Bonds.
3.7s
MS
65,000
Mch 1 1927
3Ms
$85,000...Feb 1 ’08-24 4s ’05
J-D
81,000r_.. June 1 1925
Voting Machine Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.
$994,752
is
:...
$4,560. ..Feb 1 '08-15 Water debt
(Included)
311,000
City Hall 1896.
Tax valuation, real
4Ms
$40,000...July 1 ’26-30 Tax valuation, personal.. 12,546,325
1,136,950
($8,000 due yearly.)
Total valuation 1906
13,683,275
Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
3Hs
$85,000...Feb 1 ’08-24 (Assessment about M actual .$23.31
value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Population lri 1900..
3 Ms
21,696
M-N
$6,000.
May
1910
Population
In
1905
3 Ms
25,447
M- N 85,000
May ’ 1 1 27 r
INTEREST on water bonds Is payable at New
York; on all others at
.....
.
Watertown.
WATERVLIET.
INTEREST
II. M. Burrus, Chamberlain.
This city Is In Albany County.
Incorporated 1896.
LOANS—•'
When Due.
Public Improvement Bonds.
Pavement Bonds.
3 Ms'04 Oct
f $4,000r.. Oct 1 ’07-10
4s
A 05160,000c. .Oct 1
’07-14
\ 1,550r
Oct 1 1911
School Bonds.
BOND DEBT Feb 16 1907.
$234 ,055
4s '98
J-D j $5,000c
June 1907
City has no Moating debt.
I 8,000c..
June 1908 Total valuation 1906
4s '02
4,891,246
F-A
28,000r._Aug 1 ’07-34 (Assessm’t about 8025 actual
value.)
Sewer Bonds.
City
tax
(per $ 1,000) 1900 —
Is
MS $19,000c
Aug 30 '07
City
proper
l
$22 70
(Part due yearly on
Sept 1.)
Population In 1905.
.14,600
Voling Machine Bonds.
Population
In
1900
14,321
4s
Sept $2,500r .Sept 1 ’07-10
INTEREST Is payable at City Chamberlain’s
office.
..
...
..
.
..
.
-
-
...
..
.
.
.
...
.
186,157
re¬
City Treasurer’s office.
VALUATION.—Assessment about
■*
ETC.—The village of Lanslngburg,
with a debt of $320,000 for
water and $121,333 for streets and
sewers, was
annexed Jan. 1 1901, and the
Indebtedness assumed by the city of Troy.
Jan. 1 ’06.
Jan. 4 ’05,
Jan. 1 ’04.
Jan. 1 ’01.
Municipal debt.
LXXXIV.
Utica holds against its railroad
bonds $199,500 railroad stock which
turns dividends of 5%.
INTEREST is payable in Utica at the
LANSINGBIRG BONDS—Annexed Jan.
LOANS—-
[VOL.
WATKINS.
F.
JL
Tills
Wix.son, Clerk.
village Is In Schuyler County.
LOANS—
When
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4.s
A-O $ lo.ooor
June
4s
A-O
12,0001 ...Oct
4s
F-A
23,000r.
.Aug
4s
J-J
20,0001*
July
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
A-O $20,0001*
Oct
_y
..
..
INTEREST
Is
payable
WAWARSING.
at
Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.. $115,000
Sinking fund
.
■
11,000
1910 NET DEBT Feb 1907
101,000
1910 ! Assessed valuation 1906...
1,167,700
1912 Village tax rate (per
M) 1906. $13.00
1921
Population In 1005.
2,957
192 1
Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York City.
Win. S.
Doyle,
Supervisor.
This town Is In Ulster County.
LOANS—•
When Due. 1 Assessed valuation 1906
$1,158,010
Road Bonds.
ITax rate (per $1,000) 1006
4s ’06
F A
$28 12
$‘i 000c
1911 I9 13| Population In
1905.
7,215
BONDED DEBT Feb 14 ’07
INTEREST
on
.$60,000!
‘the road bonds Is
payable In Elietiville.
A
Pit.. 1907.
WAYLAND.
NEW JERSEY-DEBT OF STATE.
H. V.
Pratt, Clerk.
WILSON.
This village Is In Steuben County.
Incorporated In 1877.
BONDED DEBT Feb 15 '07.$25,0001 Tax rate
(per $1 .000) 1906_-.$10 00
Assessed valuation 1906
525.2 io I Population In 1905
..1 220
WAYNE.
F. W.
Hastings, Clerk Board
This town is in Steuben County
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06
..$25,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
559.4 19 j
WELLSVILLE.
of
Stockwell, Supervisor.
This town is in Niagara County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06. $72,000! Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
1,310,049) Population in 1905.
WOLCOTT.
Supervisors.
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
Population In 1905
U. R.
(>l
This town Is In
Chas. Madan,
1905
Supervisor.
Wayne County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
1 Assessed
valuation 1906
5s'
M-Sj $2 I .000.. Mqji 1 ’08 ’ll) Tax rate (per $1 .000) 1906
\ 10,000
Mch 1 1911) Population in 1905
$17 67
682
F. M. Le onard, Clerk.
This village is in Allegheny
County.
LO ANS—
When Due.
j TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907. $69 .069
Street Improvement Bonds.
| Assessment debt (included)
38,608
4.15s ’06 M-S$29,9.63.55Mch 1 ’ll-’35 Assessed
valuation 1906
1,325,484
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '07.$42,693 (Assessment about
50% actual value)
Floating debt
26,106 Total tax rate (per M) ’06
$17.96
Population in 1900
3,556
INTEREST on the issue of 1906 is payable at the First National
Bank of
YATES.
L. S. Hill,
YONKERS.
Yonkers Is In
Is
Wellsville.
1906...$10 62
..1,961
J. H.
Coyne, Mayor; J. T. Geary, Cy. Clk.
Westchester
paid at City Treasury.
LOANS—
4
$31.000
1,042.723
$14.01
3.105
Supervisor.
Tills town Is In Orleans County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 16 ’07_.
$32,000!Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,130,956! Population in 1905
-
$9 55
2,992
’05
County.
Incorporated June 1 1872.
Interest
{$257,650 bonds otfered May 26.]
When Due.
Deficiency Bonds.
1 ’23-’26 4s ’04
A-O. $ 10,000
1908
Apr 1
r
1 1930
(
4,600
1909
.Apr
4s '03
A-O
3,900
1910
Apr
^r ’08-09
Public Building and Dock.
4s
A-O
$1,200
Apr 1 1912
1 ’12-13,4s
A-O
6i», non
Apr ’08-13
1 ’08-11 3 4s
A-O
10.000
1908
Apr
1 '14-17 3 4s
A-O
1,000
Apr 11 1909
A-O: $60,000r
)
8.500r.
Pavil lion Bonds.
3 > S
1906. ..$11 00
A-O
$7,800.
Fire Depar tmen t.
1,377
4s
A-O $10,000..
3 4s
A-O
20.000..
WEST CHESTER.
See New York
3 4 s
A-O
20,000..
3 J"jS
A-O
15,000..
1 '18-20 4s
A-O
10,000
Novi 1913
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
3 4S’05 J-J
15,000..
1 ’21-23 4s ’03
M-N |10,000.... Nov 1 1914
4s ’06
County seat is White Plains.
A-O
15,000.
1 ’24-26
(
4.700....Nov 1 1915
LOANS—
Assessmenit Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Redemption Bonds.
General Purposes.
4s ’05
F-A $26,500..
3.10s
J-D
1908 4s ’06 M-N $125.000
$6,000r
June ’07-12
Feb 1 1909
4s ’05
3Hs
J-D $50,000r_June 1 ’27-28 3.10s
F-A
18,500.
J-D
1908 5s ’06
J-D 200.000
4,000r__ .June 1 1913
Feb 1 1908
New Indices.
4s ’05
F-A
3. l us
14,700.
J-D
.Feb
1908 5S ’07
F-A 100,000
10,000r__. June 1 1914
Feb 1 1909
4s
J-D $20,000r_ June 1 ’11-12 3HS
4s
’06
F-A
14,803.
1909
J-D
Road Improvement Bonds.
10,000r..June 1 ’07-11
4s
5 s ’06
J-D
F-A
J une 1 1913 34s
5,000r
15,150.
1909 4s
J-D
F-A
26,000r._ June 1 ’07-19
$7,000
Feb
1908
3 1-lOs J-D
5s ’06
F-A
June 1 1914
13,000r
50.000..
1909
Funding Bonds.
3,000
Feb
1908
Pa
vi
i
County Jail Bonds.
3 1 -10s J-D $40,000r__June 1 *29-30
ng Bo nds.
4s ’04
F-A
10,000.
Feb
1909
4s
J-J
4s
$41 .OOOr.July 1 ’07-11 3 4s
A-OJ1217,450. ..Apr 1 ’06-26
J-D
30,000r_..June 1 1931
I 8,000
Feb
1910
4s
A-O
($10,000 yearly.)
4s
10,000.. ..Apr 1 1927 4s ’05
M-S
23,533r
Mch 1 1928
F-A 107,000
Feb
1908
3 4s
34s
J-D
A-O
12,500r__ June 1 1911 4s
10,000.. ...Apr 1 1928 4s ’05
M-S
F-A
40,000r_Mch 1 ’31&’33
2,000
Feb
1910
Court House Bonds.
3 12 S
A-O
10,000.. ..Apr 1 1929.4s ’05
4s ’05
M-S
39,704r
A-O
Mch 1 1932
15,000.. .Apr 1 ’08-10
15,000...Apr
3
4s'05
A-O
F-A$ 150,000r. Aug 1 ’30-35 BOND. DEBT Feb ’07..
4s
7,000.
Apr
1
1930
Police
Pension
Bonds.
$728,224
4s
A-O
Temporary Loan Bonds.
6,380.. ...Apr 1 1933 4s
Floating debt.
F-A $10,000
189,425
Feb 1 1908
4s
J-D $20,000r. ...June 1 1915 Total valuation 1906
Park BondIs.
Tax Relief.
271,076,759
3 4s
J-D
M N $ 150,000.. ..May ’10-24 4s ’04
8,000r
34s
(Assessment at about actual value.)
J-J $100,000.... .July 1 1907
3 4 -s
3 1 aS
J-D
M-N
13.500r
18,000.. .Mav 1 '07-15 4s ’05
State & county tax (per M) ’06.$2 92
J-J
200.000
July 1 1907
3 4s
J-D
3 4s
M-N
25,000r.
10,000.. .Mayl *16-17 5s ’06
M-N 250,000
Population in 1900.
184,257
July 1 1908
3 4s
<J-D
4s
M-N f 2.000..
2G\742r.
1
1916
May
Water
in 1905.
Population
228,950
Works-Pay. by Wat. Bd
3 4 -s
J-D
1 1,000..
15,000r
May 1 1917 7s
A-O 473,000...Apr 1 '06-14
4s ’05
4 s ’04
M-S
M-N J 2,000.
17,016r
’17 <Sc’21 5s
A-O
30,000... Apr 1 ’09-12
INTEREST is payable by County Treasurer at White
\ 6,000.. ..May ’18-20 4s
A-O 775,000...Apr 1 ’12-22
Plains.
Sewer Bonds.
3 4s
A-O
20.000
Apr 1 1917
4s
WESTFIELD.
F-A
G. S.
$5,000.. ..Apr 1 1908 3 4s
A-O
25,000
Apr 1 1920
Publi ic Bath Bonds.
This village is in Chautauqua County.
3
A-O
v$s
110,000..
Incorporated In 1833.
..Apr
1 1921
4s
F-A $10,000.. .1910 & 1915 3
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
$84,000! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
A-O
4s
25.000 .‘...Apr 1 1922
$7 00
Crema torv Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
4s
A-O
1,369,9941 Population in 1905
100,000.. .Apr 1 *22-23
2,823
4s
A-O
$1,800..
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) )
A-O 150.000
Apr 1 1924
3 4s
A-O
1,030..
1910 4s ’05
A-O
40.000
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
G. S. Flagler, Clerk.
Apr 1 1925
Bridge Boi nds.
4s *05
A-O
A district In Chautauqua County.
20,000
Apr 1 1923
4s ’04
M-N / $5,000..
1908 4s ’06
A-O
BONDED DEBT Feb 14 ’07.$38,000!School tax
75,000
Apr 1 1925
(per $1,000) 1906..$9 30
1,950..
1
1909
4s
’06
A-O f35.000r. ..Apr 1 1925
Assessed valuation 1906
1,393,077) Population in 1906 (est.)
4s ’05
A-O
.3,000
5,000..
(-Assessment 30% to 50% actual val.) |
\65.000r... Apr 1 1926
A-O
| 4s ’07
60,000r.
Apr 1 1926
WEST SENECA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6. BOARD OF EDUCATION BONDS. J. H. Claxton, Secretary.
WEST CARTHAGE.
s
This village is in Jefferson County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.. $44 .200 j Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
508,999 : Population in 1905.
((Assessment about 50% actual value)
n
City.
Joseph B. See, Treasurer.
.
...
.
_
,
-
Flagler, Treasurer.
..
LOANS—
A-O $30.000r
4s
Us
A-O
25,000r
Us
A-O
56,000r
A-O
4s
lO.OOOr.
A-O
4s
50,000r
JohnWidmer, President.
This district is in Erie
LOANS—
County, adjoining City of Buffalo.
When Due.
~
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06. $157,500
Assessed valuation 1905
3,765.520
$50,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’31 School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$6.65
25,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’311 Population in 1906 (est.)
12,000
7,500c.Sept 1 ’07-’31 j
25,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’31
School-Building Bonds.
5s
5s
5s
5s
’06
’06
’06
’06
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
WHITEHALL.
Augustus R. Stevens, Clerk.
This village Is in Washington County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 2 ’06.$65,000)Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1903
867,396 | Population in 1903..
WHITE PLAINS
(Village).
ding, Clerk.
This
1905...$18 81
4,148
II. E. Foster, Treas.; P. Paul
village Is in Westchester County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Tax and A ssessmen t Bonds.
4s
J J
$10,000.
Oct 1 1921
4s
$7,000... Nov 1 ’07-13 4 s
10.000
1912
4s
J-J
9,000.. July 1 ’14-16 4s
M-S
10,000. ...Mch 1 1914
4s ’05
A-O
1,000
Oct 1 1935 4s ’04
M-N
17,000.
Nov 1 1924
Paving Bonds.
-Is '05
J-D
99,000. ...Dec 1 1945
4s
$15,000
June ’26-28 4 s ’06
A-O
12,000.
Apr 1 1916
3 4s
5 s ’06
M N
1 1 ,000.
N ov 1 1916
3 4s
AO
75,000
Oct 1 1930
Ubrarv-Site Bonds.
4s ’05
A-O
3,000
Oct 1 1933 3.84s ’06
$13,000
1946
5s
J-D
30,000
Dec- 1 1933
Current Debt Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
F-A ($9,000...Aug 1 ’12-14
3 4s
A-O $10,000
Oct 1 1930
\ 2,000
Aug 1 1915
4s
M-S
24,000.. .Sept 1 ’24-29
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '04
F-A
9,000
Aug 1 1929 4s
M S $ 13,000
Sept 1 ’08-20
4s ’05
A-O
9,000
Oct 1 1935 4s
J-D
15.000... Deo 1 ’08-22
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S
3,000
Mch 1 1919
4s
F-Ajf $4,000
A-O
Aug 1 1914 4s ’05
5,000....Apr 1 1925
1126,000...Aug 1 ’15-28 4s ’04
M-N
1,000
Nov 1 1924
4s
J-D
25,000
June ’26-29 4s ’04
F-A
1,000
Aug 1 1929
($4,000 In 1926, $7,000 III 1929.)
4s ’05
A-O
5.000
Apr 1 1923
3 >- as
A-O $60,000.
Oct 1 1929
A-O
1.000
Oct 1 1935
3 4s
A-O
86,000.
Oct 31 1931
4s
A-O
40,000.
..Apr 1 1924
4 s ’04
F-A
1 ,000. ---Aug 1 1929
4s ’04
MS
23,000.
Sept 1 1934
50.000
4s ’04
M-N 23,000.
1 1934
391 .000
4s ’0 ft
A-O
1,000. ...Oct
1 1935
4 s ’05
A-O
28,000.
Oct 1 1935
4s ’06
10,000
1936
4 s ’06
s a
85.000
1936
WHITE PLAINS UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
Refunding Bonds.
—
.
...
..
i
i
’
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
I.
Baskerville, Superintendent of Schools.
G.
H-
Savings Bank,
Yonkers Savings Bank, American Savings Bank and
Mechanics’ Savings
Bank.
WHITE PLAINS
(Town).
F. M.
Thompson, Supervisor.
This town is in Westchester County.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation, real.$11.325,205
Road Bonds.
| Assessed vat.. personal
939.810
3 IjS
J J
$78,000r
nation 1906.
12,265,015
4s
J-J
60,0001
.July l
(per $1 ,000) 1906
$10.50
3 4s
J-J
ft.ooor ...Jan 1
>n In 1900
7.869
BONDED DEBT Feb 14 ’07$ 143.0001 Population in
1903..
12,120
INTEREST payable at office of Town Supervisor.
..
.
WHITESBORO.
John C.
Eberley, Jr., Clerk.
This village Is In Oneida County.
Incorporated 1859.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 .$48,000! Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
731,7281 Population in 1903.
.
WILLIAMSBRIDGE.
See New York City.
1906...$12 83
2,018
Apr 1 *27-31 4s ’04
A-O
30.000r
1911-1013
A-O
10,000 r ..Apr 1 1940
A-O
lO.OOOr
tpr 1 1941
A-O
7,250r
^pr 1 1921
Us
A-O
lO.OOOr
Vpr 1 1925
A-O
4S
3,000 r
Vpr 1 1920
Us
A-O
50.000r
pr 1 ’27-31
Us
A-O 102,450r
pr 1 ’2637
(V. 75, p 209. for maturity.)
3 Us
A-O f$5,000r
Vpr 1 1940
.
.Apr
Note.—The school bonds
are
1
A-Oj 110.000r..Apr 1
]
7,500r. ..Apr
f
2,500
Apr
A-OC 50.000..Apr 1
l
8.900
Apr
A-O f 1,100
Apr
6,900
Apr
’42-52
1 1953
1 1953
’54-58
1 1959
1
1 Q
1 I960
20,000...Apr 1 ’20-21
7.700
Apr 1 1928
I QO.OOOr.
.Apr 1 ’23-28
[lG.OOOr
\pr 1 1929
lo.ooor.. .Apr 1 1930
10.500r
\pr 1 1931
{in.ooor.. Apr 1 193 2
.
4s ’05
A-O
4s '03
A-O
4s ’06
A-O
,
'
.
4s ’06
4s ’06
1941 School
School
Issued by the
by the board from money raised by
tax
for
A-O
30.OOOr..Apr l ’33-’35
A-O
40,000r. Apr 1 ’36-’39
3 4s outstanding
$349,650
4s outstanding
328,000
Board of Education and paid
the school budget.
They are
.
included in total debt below.
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.—The
redemption bonds were Issued for
purchase of lands bid In by the city at sales
of property for
non-payment
of taxes and assessments, and the bonds
are to be paid out of money re¬
ceived for redemption of lands so
purchased; the school bonds, as stated
above, were issued by the Board of Education and the
water bonds by the
Water Board.
The assessment
qnd tax relief bonds were issued In antici¬
pation of taxes and assessments and paid from receipts.
BONDED DEBT, Ac.—1The bonded debt of-the
city on Nov. 9 1906
was $4,716,704 19;
sinking fund assets. $299,600: net debt. $4,417,104 19.
The sinking fund consists entirely of the
city’s
own bouds and
cash.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation has
been:
Personal.
Vears—
Real Estate.
1905
.
19Q4
1903
1900
1890
1880.
..
..
..
..
...
.$45,980,905
41,827.910
40.082.S60
35.124,400
22.574,226
..
10.024.677
POPULATION.—In 1905
was
32,033; In 1880 It
was
was
18,892.
Propertu.
$3,252,000
3.046,000
.4 veraae
Total Assessed Rate of
Valuation.
per
Tax
$1.000.
$49,232,905
$24.4848
44,873.910
24.3049
3.381.500
43.464.360
25.4097
3.086.830
38.211,230
23.709
398.240
22,972,466
17.3902
430.295
10.454.972
1900
61.716: iu
It was 47.931; in 1890 It
State of New Jersey.
J
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 14 ’07..
$76,230
4s
J-J
$25,000
Jan 1 ’10-34 Assessed valuation 1907
9,988,835
3.74s
J-D
12.500...Dec 1 '07-14 School tax (per $1,000) 1907 .$7,194
5s
J-D
6.750
1913-1919
4 4s
J-J
( 7,000...Jan 1 ’08-14
120,000...July l ’15-20
4s
J-J
5,000... Jan 1 ’36 40
INTEREST Is payable at Home Savings Bank. Saugertles
.1910 & 1914
Us
lO.OOOr
'
...1914-1920 4s
4s
4s
4s
..
.
WhenDue.As
Apr 1 ’22-24'
Apr 1 ’08-10
Admitted as a State
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capitol
One of
Original Thirteen
7,815
.
Trenton
Governor (term exp. Mon. bef. 3d Tues. ^Jan.'OS)
Ed.0.Stokes
Secretary of State (term exp. Apr. 1 *07)-Col. S. D. Dickinson
Treasurer (term expires Feb. 11 190S)Daniel S. Yoorhees
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 20 1908)__J. Willard Morgan
LEGISLATURE
there is
no
meets
limit to the
annually the second Tuesday of January, and
length of the session.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—New Jersey has always been a conservative
State; there are consequently no facts out of which to
construct a history
of debt Issues,
in a report made In 1838 the
financial officer of the State
affirmed that New Jersey had put out uo
obligations of any kind or loaned
its credit to any company.
The Constitution of 1344 forbade the cre¬
ating of a State debt exceeding one hundred thousand dollars
except for
purposes of war. Ac.
This exception, under which It was
allowable to ex-
1199006534..
occasion
Quite a debt was created at that
ceed the huudred-thousand-dollar limit, became operative on the
of the breaking out
of our Civil War.
The last of these war bonds was retired on Jan. 1 1902.
TOTAL DEBT.—With the exception of $116,000 certiilcates Issued to
the Commissioners of the Agricultural College under Act approved June
13 1895, the State is now clear from debt, and has been since Jan. 1 1902.
At previous dates the debt was:
Nov. 1 1901
$71,000 Nov. 1 1895
$660,400
Nov. 1 1898
194,000 Nov. 1 1894__
735.400
NOV. 1 1897
394,000 Nov. 1 1880..
1,996,300
Nov. 1 1896
593,400 Nov. 1 1866
...3,395,200
On Nov. 1 1906 the cash balance on hand In the State Fund was $2,084,891 39; this fund also held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value $188.700)
of the joint stock of the Delaware & Raritan Canal and Camden &
Amboy Railroad and Transportation companies
The State School Fund
on Nov. 1 1906 held securities to the amount of $4,427,048 58.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation for a series of years
has been as below.
Under new tax laws the assessment for 1906 will be
made at supposed full value—a much higher basis than In former years.
For this reason the valuations of New Jersey municipalities wherever re¬
ported for 1906 show large increases over the figures for 1905.
$1,570,210,073 1899
$864,516,527 i 1886
1.153,682,961 1898
844,354,193 1884
1,055,379,023 1896
794.428,048 ■ 1882
1.008,062,612 1894
774,398,332 1880
531,851,849
1902
952,560,540 1892
742,759,082 1878
1901
918,118,741 1890
649,979,700 1876
603,676.953 ; 1874
891,237,286 1888.
In addition to the above, valuation of railroad and canal property In 1900
was $219,656,014, ill
1902 $223,486,392, ill 1903 $227,195,115. ill 1904
$231,655,525, In 1903 $236,720,571 and in 1906 $194,532,469.
No general
tax is imposed in New Jersey, the State deriving its revenue from other
period.
,
..
sources.
LIMITATIONS.—The provisions of law limiting and regulating
the debt-making power in New Jersey will be better understood and the
information will be made more serviceable to the Investor if arranged In
accordance witli the civil divisions to which the provisions apply.
(1) THE STATE is restricted as to Its debt-making power by the State
Constitution.
In Article IV, Section VI, paragraphs 3 and 4
the whole
DEBT
The third paragraph forbids a loan of the State’s
forbids the creation of debt.
These pro¬
subject Is disposed of.
credit and the fourth paragraph
visions are as follows:
The credit of the State shall not be directly or
3.
Indirectly loaned In any
case.
4. The Legislature shall not In any manner create any debt or debts,
liability or liabilities of the State, which shall singly or in the aggregate
with any previous debts or liabilities at any time exceed one hundred thouand dollars, except for purposes of war, or to repel invasion, or to suppress
nsurrectlon, unless the same shall be authorized by a law for some single
object of work, to be distinctly specified therein; which law shall provide
the ways and means, exclusive of loans, to pay the interest of such debt
or liability as it falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal of
such debt or liability within thirty-five years from the time of the contract¬
ing thereof, and shall be irrepealable until such debt or liability and the in¬
terest thereon are fully paid and discharged; and no such law shall take
elTect until It shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the people,
and have received the sanction of a majority of all tlie votes cast for and
against It at such election; and all money to be raised by the authority of
such law shall be applied only to the specific object stated therein, and to
the payment of the debt thereby created.
Tills section shall not be con¬
that has been, or may be, deposited with
of the United States.
According to the foregoing (4th paragraph), the power of the State for
making debt is limited to $100,000, except (1) for purposes of war, &c.,
and (2) when the authorization is for some single object of work speciiied
In the latter case the mode of procedure is, as will be seen,
therein, &c.
given In the same paragraph of the Constitution#
(2) CITIES, CO UNTIES. TO BUYS, &c., are also restricted in the making
of certain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20, of tlie Consti¬
tution.
We give tiie paragraph In full.
19. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall hereafter
give any money or property, or loan its money or credit, to or in aid of
any individual, association or corporation, or become security for or be
directly or Indirectly the owner of any stock or bonds of any association
or corporation.
20. No donation of land or appropriation of money shall be made by the
State or any municipal corporation to or for the use of any society, associa¬
tion or corporation whatever.
It will be noted that the above prohibition relates to the giving of money,
property or credit of cities, &e., to Individuals, associations, or corpora¬
tions, fee., and that tlie prohibition is absolute, forbidding the doing of
such acts in any form, shape or manner.
There, is one other restriction of
the State Constitution, and that is found in Article l\\. Section VII.,
strued to refer to any money
this State by the Government
paragraph 11. which forbids the Legislature passing any special laws “regu¬
lating the internal a'fairs of towns and counties”-, in this and in all other
cases in which according to the judgment of the Legislature general laws arc
feasible, the Constitution states that general laws must lie provided.
In complance with this last provision tlie Legislature lias passed many
general laws covering bonded indebtedness of cities, towns. &e.
They are
so numerous they cannot be cited here.
We would refer the reader to the
Revised Statutes of New Jersey published in 1896 under the heading
“Municipal Bonds,’’ pages 693 to 716 both inclusive; and also to the same
heading ("Municipal Bonds”) pages 2220, &c.
In 1904 a law was passed limiting the power of cities to issue bonds to
15 % of tlie taxable value of real and personal property.
Tills Act also
defines tlie method of issuing bonds.
See V. 78, p. 1563, for bill in full.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL TO APPROVE SCHOOL BONDS.—The school
law
passed at the special session of tlie
Legislature convened Oct
15 1903
provides that whenever any bonds are authorized by townships, incor¬
porated town or borough school districts, tlie district clerk must transmit
certliied copies of the record of proceedings to the State Attorney-General
for his approval as to the legality of the same.
TAX EXEMPTION.—Tiie State of New Jersey passed in 1893 a general
from taxation tiie bonds, securities and other evi¬
dences of Indebtedness of municipal corporations; tiie provision covers not
statute which exempts
only the bonds, &c., to be hereafter issued, but those as well that have
been heretofore Issued.
It is a sweeping statute, and one which is of de¬
cided Interest to the holders of the municipal securities of the State.
The
full text of It may be found
1898, page
in tiie “State and City Supplement” for October
58.
Chapter 116, Laws of 1906,
for in all taxing districts in
the State of $17 50 for each $1 .000 of assessed valuations for county, school
LIMITATION
an
TO
TAX
RATE.—Under
ultimate maximum tax rate is provided
The Act provides that tiie tax rate for 1906
levied in 1905 and must lie reduced at least $1 00 per
district and local purposes.
must not exceed that
$1,000 each year after 1906 if tiie rate is over $20 00 per $1,000 and 50 cents
yearly if under $20 00, until a rate of $17 50 be reached, which is to be the
maximum
not
rate
thereafter.
In
exceed tiie 1903 rate and
the
a
cases
of counties the 1906 rate must
50-eent reduction yearly Is provided for
until the rate reaches tiie limit of $3 00 per
$1,000 of assessed valuation.
This limitation does not apply to the tax rate required to raise any State
tax
State school tax or to pay
or
tion t
[VOL. LXXXIV.
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
62
>
judgments, all of which
the limited rate fixed in the Act.
may
be in addi¬
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has been as
1905
672,035 1820
2,144,134 1860
1900
1,883,669 1850
489,555 1810
1890
1,444.933 1840
373,306 1800
1880
320,823 1790
1J131,116 1830
1870
906,096
follows.
277,575
245,562
211,149
184,139
SAVINQS BANKS’ I N VESTME NTS —PO WE RS AND RESTRICTIONS.
—The savings bank law of New Jersey was completely revised by the State
Legislature of 1906, without, however, changing in any essential respects
provisions.
We give below In full the Investment sections
the investment
of the new law.
VI.
DEPOSITS—HOW INVESTED.
SECTION 33. No savings bank shall invest the moneys deposited with
the same in any manner except as follows, to wit:
I. In stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United
States, or those for which the faith of the United States is distinctly pledged
to provide for the payment of the principal and Interest thereof;
f
II. In the Interest-bearing bonds of this State; or In any bonds author¬
ized by the laws of this State to be issued by any commission appointed by
the Supreme Court of this State, by virtue of any law of this State;
III. In the bonds of any State In the Union that has not, within ten
years previous to making such investment by any such bank, defaulted in
the payment of any part of either principal or interest in any debt au¬
thorized by any law of such State to be contracted.
IV. In the bonds of any county, township, municipality or school dis¬
trict of this State issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this State,
provided, such county, township, municipality or school district shall not,
within the live years next preceding, have defaulted in the payment of
any part of either principal or interest of any legal debt or obligation thereof
and provided further, the total Indebtedness of any borough or village docs
not exceed 10% of„tts assessed valuation, and such school district bonds
are by law charged upon all the property of the inhabitants of such district
in any
known as
interest-bearing obligation (other than obligations commonly
improvement certificates) issued by the city, county, town,
township, borough or village in which such bank is situated;
V. In the bonds of any city or county of any other State of the Union
issued pursuant to the authority of any law of any such State; provided,
no such city or county lias, within ten years previous to making such in¬
vestment, defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or In¬
terest of any debt authorized by law of such State to be contracted; and
provided further, the total indebtedness of any such city or county' is limited
by law to 10% of its assessed valuation;
VI. In iirst mortgage bonds of any railroad company which has paid
dividends of not less than 4% per annum regularly on its entire capital
stock for a period of not less than live years next previous to tiie purchase
of such bonds, or in any consolidated mortgage bonds of any such com¬
pany authorized to be Issued to retire the entire bonded debt of such com or
pany;
VII.
In bonds secured by mortgages which shall be a first lien on real
State, and worth at least double tiie amount loaned
thereon, but not to exceed 80% of the whole deposits shall be so loaned or
in
case
Invested;
but
tiie loan Is on unimproved or unproductive real
estate, the amount loaned thereon shall not be more ..than 30 % of its
actual value; and no investment in any bond and mortgage shall be made
by any savings bank, except upon the report of a committee of at least
three of the managers, and two members of which committee shall certify
in writing to the value of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged,
estate situate in tlds
according to their best Judgment; such report shall be tiled and preserved
among tiie records of tiie bank;
V; 11.
In real estate strictly In accordance with the following provisions:
(a) A plot whereon is erected, or may lie erected, a building or buildings
requisite for tiie convenient transaction of its business, and from portions
of which not required fordts own use a revenue may be derived; the costs
of such building or buildings and lot shall in no case>>xceed 50% of the
net surplus of such bank except with the written anwfoval of the Commis¬
sioner of Banking and Insurance; provided, the limitations as to tiie cost
of such lot and building contained in this subdivision shall not apply' to
or alfect any such investment heretofore made by' a savings bank organized
under a special charter;
lbi Such as shall have been purchased or acquired by it at sales upon
the foreclosure of mortgages owned by such corporation, or upon judgments
or decrees obtained or rendered for debts due to it, or In settlements effected
to secure such debts, or in satisfaction of such mortgages: and all such real
estate shall be sold by such bank within live years after tiie same shall have
been so purchased, unless, upon application by such corporation to the
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, he shall extend the time within
which such sale shall, be made; the provisions of this section shall apply to
all funds of any savings bank, including its reserve fund, and all Investments
of money and sales and transfers of securities may be made in the manner
provided and made lawful in this Act, notwithstanding any provision in any
special charter contained limiting the number of trustees or managers who
shall act in the investment of moneys and the sale or transfer of stocks or
securities.
SECTION 34.
No savings bank shall
same, or any part thereof, upon notes,
loan the money' on deposit with the
bills of exchange or drafts, except
upon the additional pledge of collateral security, which shall lie of tiie same
nature and character as those in which the money deposited may be invested
as directed in tlie preceding section, or the capital stocks of national and
State banks, or the capital stock or bonds of other corporations of this
State, which have not defaulted in the payment of interest or dividends,
upon the collateral loaned upon, within two years next preceding the time
of such loan, and then only to tiie extent of 80% of the market value of such
collaterals: provided, the total amount of such loans shall not exceed 15%
of the total deposits held by such savings bank.
CITIES.
COUNTIES
AND
TOWNS
IN
THE
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
Note.—For places not given in alphabetical order among the
statements, sec “Additional Statements” at the end of this State.
following
ACQUACKANONK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
J. Nelson, Clerk (F. O. Clifton).
This district is in Passaic Countv.
When Due.
LOANS—
School
School Bonds.— (Con.)
4 1
Bonds.
ij.s’06
$29.000
4Hs’06
4
'gS’OO
[27.000c. June 1
500c
June
f 12,000c.June 1
1
500c
June
\
....
’18-’44
1 1945
’18-’29
1 1930
E.
j 3,000c. June 1 ’17-’19
1 500c. _Juh< 1 1920
BONDED DEBT June’06.
$ 72 ,500
Assessed valuation 1905. .2,1 72.775
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905... $21.60
.5.351
Population In 1900..
This district is in Passaic County.
ALLENHURST.
Edward H. Ward Jr.,
Collector.
This borough Is In Monmouth County.
BONDED DEBT 1905
$197,500 | Assessed valuation 1906..$ 1,933,076
Floating debt.
*
TOTAL DEBT 1905..
9,000 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
206,5001 Population in 1905..
ASBURY PARK.
Chas. A. Atkins,' Mayor; Milan
Treasurer: Win. C. Burroughs, City Clerk.
$18 90
247
ltoss,
This city Is in Monmouth County, Incorporated as a city in 1897.
Addltlona! territory annexed In 1906.
School Bonds.
LOANS —
When Due.
5s
J-D $60.500c.June 20’12-42
Fire Bonds.
A O $10,000c...Oct 1 1915
5s
($2,000 due yearly.)
4s
J-J
Sewer
Bonds.
6,000c...Jan 1 1915
4s ’04
J 1)
A-O $50,000c
19,000c ..June I 1934 4s
Apr 1 1933
4s ’05
Beach Bonds.
M-S
30.000c...Sept 1 1945
4s
A-O$250,000c
Ypr 1 1933 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $595,000
Library Bonds.
City’s propor. sell. dist. bds.
70,500
4s
M-N $ 18,000c...Nov 1 1931 Total liability Jan 1 1907..
665,500
Value
of
Water Bonds.
city property Jan l
5s
J-D $60,000c
1907.
June 1 1915
1,327,649
Tax valuation, real
.9,014,640
(Subject to call June 1 1900.)
5s
J-D $ 10,000c.. .June 1 1917 Tax valuation, personal
631,620
J-D - 50,000c
June 1 1924 Total valuation 1906
9,646.260
J-.J
48,000c
Jan 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000). 1906 ..S19 05
J-.I
4s
22.000c. .Jan 1 1928 Population in 1900
4,148
A O
4s 9)6
22.0000
Apr 1 1936 Population in 1905.
4,526
INTEREST payable at Treasurer’s office.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Franklin P. Stoy, Mayor; A.
ton, Comptroller.
This city is in Atlantic County.
Incorporated March 3
city charter was adopted May 6 1902.
LOANS—
When Due.
Crematory Bonds.
M. HesA
1854.
new
Jersey City and part at the Mechanics’ Trust Co. In Bayonne.
;
BELLEVILLE.
4s? '06 M-S
I
1
830,000c. ..Sept 1 1936
July 1 1926 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907$3.329.000
653.845
Sinkin?fund
City Improvement Bonds.
M-'S
5s ?
$11,000c...Sept 1 1911 NET DEBT Mch 1 1907.. 2,675,155
4 4s ?
M-N 40,000c...May 1 1911 Water debt (lnel above)
1,572,000
4 4s ?
M-N 49,000c
May 1 1916 School debt (see below)
4 4S ?
A-O
Apr 1 1918
March 1 1907 (not in5,000c
4 4s ?
'M-N 10, 000c
May 1 1914
eluded above)
443,000
May 1 1911 Assessed valuation, real..46,971.710
9,000c
M-N -l 14,000c
4s ?
May 1 1916 Assessed val., personal
3,466,720
4s ? '06 J-J 8128,000c
05.241
..
50,438,430
Total valuation 1906
124,000c. ..May 1 1921
A-O
4s ?
5|000c
Apr 1
4s ? ’05 A-O
55.000c---Apr 1
Conduit Bonds (tux exempt).
$17 50
1909 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
1925 j Population in 1900
27,838
: Population in 1906
..39,069
4s? '06 M-N 830,000c
May 1 1936 Summer population (est.)
250,000
INTEREST on the city-hall, public library, water 4s and 4 4s of 1906.
city Improvement 4s, crematory bonds due 1920 and 1921, pavln? bonds
due 1921, 1922, 1924, 1925 and 1927, lire house bonds, park bonds, school
4s
and hospital bonds Is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New
York; on all other bonds at Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$80,000c. July 1 ’07-’22
LOANS—
When Due. 14s ? ’04 J-J
J-J
J 90,000c_July 1 -'25-’30
5s
J-J j $ 10,000c.July 1 ’07-'08 4s?
1 12,000c...July 1 1931
1
1,000c... July 1 1909
j 5,000c...July 1 1931
J-J j 25,000c.July 1 '09-'13 4s ?’06 J-J
4 4s
\ 60,000c. July 1 '32-’35
1
4,000c...July 1 1914i
July 1 1936
16.000
M-S
35,000c.Mch 1 '08-' 14 4s '06
.T-.T
3 4s
3 4s
M-SS100.OOOc.Meh 1 T5-'24 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.8443,000
INTEREST on 4s Is payable at Hanover National Bank, New York;
on
other bonds In Atlantic City.
Levi C. Albertson, Collector.
ATLANTIC COUNTY.
May’s Landln? is the county seat
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds.
4s ?'06 J-J f$35.000r._Jan l * 11
17
1 12.00Qr-.Jan 1 '18-' 19
Road
Bonds.
J-J
$35,000r
Asylum Bonds.
4s
J-J
$5,00 Or
Bridge Bonds.
1908
J-J
4s
$15.000r
INTEREST is payable at the County Collector’s
4s
,
This borough Is in
ated Sept. 15 1891.
LOANS—
Monmouth County.
When Due.'
Refund.Water Bonds — Tax Exempt
44s? J-J $60,000
July 1 1928
Refund. Sewer Bonds—Tax Exempt
4s?
J-J $39,000
July 1 1928
Electric Light Bonds — Tax Kxempt
5s ?'06 J-J
$12,000
Apr 2 1916
Water Works Bonds—Tax Kxempt
5s ?
office.
5s ? ’06 J-J 3,OOOr.Oct 1 ’07-’08’-09
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 ’07. $150,000
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Feb 14 '07.
Sinking fund.
17,500
167,500
5,416
1,456,100
Assessed valuation 1906
Tax rate (per 81,000) 1906.. .$25.56
Refund. Light Bonds—Tax Kxempt Population in 1905
1,480
815.000
Mav 10 1926 Summer population 1906 (est.) .5.000
INTEREST on the funding bonds of 1906 is payable at the Atlantic
4 4s ?’06 J -J
Highlands National Bank.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. \ Assessed valuation 1906. .81,400.000
5s
1907-1919 ! School tax (per 81,000) 1906..$5.45
826,000c
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$26,000 I Population In 1906 (est)
2,000
ATLANTIC
HIGHLANDS
...
AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
Solield, Collector.
Funding Bonds.
A-O $17.500
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907
BAYONNE.
D. Thmnpkins,
Mayor;
Leroy
Monmouth County.
This borough is in
5s ’07
T.
..
_
‘Assessed valuation 1906. .$ 1,107,225
$22 45
322
1937 I Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
.$80,600 | Population in 1905
Pierre P. darvin, Mayor; Prank P>.
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Borton, Treasurer.
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Orrin S. Trail, Collector.
BERGEN COUNTY.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation, rcaL$55,080,637
Bridge Bonds.
5,549,486
Assessed val., personal..
34s
J-J $72,000c
Jan *08-’19 Total valuation 1906
60,630.123
34s
J-J
7,000c
Jail 1 1920 County tax (per $1,000) 1906
4 80
4s
J-D
8O,()00r__Dec L’07-’14 Population In 1905.
...100,003
4s ’04
F-A 150,000c._Au? 1 ’10-’24 I Population in 1900
78,441
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$309.000
INTEREST on bridge 3 4s Is payable at the Hackensack Trust Co.; on
other bonds at Hackensack National Bank of Hackensack.
Hackensack Is the county seat.
Vancleve Meeker, Chairman Twp.
BERNARDS.
Committee.
This township (P. O. Bernardsvllle) Is In Somerset County.
BONDED DEBT Oct *06. __$91,5001 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
3,960,550 | Population In 1905
$18 40
.4,514
Win. L. Johnson, Clerk.
BLOOMFIELD.
This town is in Essex County.
Incorporated as a town March 26 1900.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
M-N $87,000c
4s
1906-1926
J-D J$5,000c
4s
June! 1919 4s
J-J f$20,000c
1907-1926
4s
170.000c-.June
’20-’29
Water Bonds.
A-O f $15,000r__v Apr
1 1919
1927-1930
] 28,000c
BONDED DEBT Oct ’06..$396,000
Assessed valuation, real_.6,317,700
1 75,000r..Apr 1 ’20-’34 j Assessed val., personal
1,144,917
Sewer Bonds.
> Total valuation 1906
7,462.617
5s
M-N $17,500c. _Nov 1 ’07-’13 : Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$18.40
F-A
4s
50,000c.
Feb 1930 Population in 1900
9,668
Fire Department Bonds.
Population in 1905
11,668
J-J
4s ’04
$25,000c
July 1 1924 1
INTEREST on water and tire department bonds Is payable at United
States Mortgage A Trust Co.. New York City; on other Issues at the Bloomllcld National Bank and Fidelity Trust Co., Newark.
F.
Barton
Sharp,
H.
S.
Comptroller;
Hitchner, City Treasurer.
This city Is situated In Cumberland County.
Incorporated
When Due. '
LOANS—
School Bonds.
|44s
1 1920; 4s
Street Bonds.
4s
A-O $80,000r_ .Oct
1
1910.)
(Subject to call Oct
.
4s
Water Bonds.
F-Aj $18,000c_ Aug 1 ’07-’I 2
l
2,000c...Au? 1 1913
6s
4s
4s
4s
Nov. 29 1864.
1907-1912
M-S $18,000c
A-O
Apr’14-’18
15,000c
J-J
25,000c... July 1 1922
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Paving Bonds.
’07
$10.200
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..$273.200
...
..
Bonds.
J-J
$40,000c
(Subject to call Nov.
51,650
Nov 1 1927 Sinking fund
Assessed valuation, real
5,151,781
1 1912.)
Assessed val., personal
1,541,901
Funding Bonds.
6,693,682
J-J
$50,000c. ..Jan 1 1934 Total valuation 1906.
Total
tax
(per $1,000) 1906...$18 00
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1919.)
Population In 1905..
13,624
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $15,000c
13,913
Sept 1 1925 Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at Bridgeton.
BURLINGTON.
Joshua Taylor, Treasurer.
exempt.
LOANS—
are
Incorporated March 4 1851.
Burlington County,
This city Is In
Bonds
tax
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
Dec
1 1921
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1901.)
Paving Bonds.
J-D
$5,000c
.1908
A-O
11,000c
Oct 1 1910,
A-O
10,500c_Oct 15 ’08&13
(Subject to call.)
Refunding Wafer Bonds.
Nov 1 1916
4s '86 • M-N $20.000c
4s ’88
J-J
July 1 1908
24.500c
4s ’98
4s '00
4s '03
Fire
4s’05
School Bonds.
F-A $5,250c.
Au? 1 1935
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly 1925.)
4s ’04
M-S $23.500c__ .May 1 1934
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly 1924.)
Deficiency and Health Bonds.
Is ’02 J-J
$9,f»00c_.-July 1 1912
4s ’05
. .
BOND. DEBT Jail 1 1007..
164.550
Total valuation 1906
3,164,813
Sept 1 1925 Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906...$20 10
Department.
M-S
J-J
$10,000c...July 1 1921
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
M-S
4s ’04
20.000c-.-Sept 1 1930
4s
Meadow Drainage.
4s ’91
J-D $14,000c
$4,500
Population In 1905
Population In 1900
Mount Holly
Joseph Powell, Collector.
Is the county seat.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Sept 20 ’06 $80,000
LOANS—
Asylum Bonds.
4s
$80,000c
,
8,038
7,392
Mechanics’ National Bank, Burlington.
INTEREST payable at the
BURLINGTON COUNTY,
i
Assessed valuation 1906. .29,052,311
’(Assessment at actual value.)
62,042
Population In 1905
Ch arlcs H. Ellis, Mayor; Samuel
CAMDEN.
This city,
of Stockton.
When Due.
LOANS—
Bounties Loans.
4s 1898 J-J
$9,000r_. July 1 1928
Floating Debt.
4s 1881 J-J $218,000c Ar July 1 1911
4s 1883 J-J
34,000r. Jan
1 1934 >
4s 1906 A-O 124,000c ArAprll 2 1936]
School Bonds.
4s 1898 J-D $85,000r.. June 1 1918
1 1934 ‘
4s 1904 J-J
90.n00r-.Jan
125.000r. July 1 1934,
4s 1904 J-J
4s ’07
F-A 200,000
Feb 1 1937
,
Repaving Bonds.
4s 1898 A-0$200.000r._ April 1 1928
4s 1899 M-N
50,000c.-May 1 1929
4s 1900 M-N
35,000r._ May 1 1930
18,00()r.. June 1 1921
4s 1901 J-D
1
1933
4s 1903 J-D
4s '06
F-A
38,000r
Aug 1 1936
Funding.
4s 1886 J-D $40,000r._ June 1 1916
3 }/,s
M-N 92,000r__ May ; 2 ’07-34
.
.
($2,000 each
3
s
'04J-J
3)is ’03J-D
year
on
2.)
1924
Ma
$20,000r.. Jan
f:
1 5,000r.. Dec 1
3 Hs
*05J-J
20,0()0r.. Jan
’07-’31
1932
1 1935
Fire Department.
4s 1889 A-O $15.000c..Oct
1
4s 1899 J-J
25,000r__ July 1
4s 1904 J-J
25,000r__ July 1
34,200r.. Sept
3 tis'00 M-S
30,000r. .Sept
General Improvement.
6
1
1
6
1
50,000c..Oct
5s 1898 A-O
INTEREST payable at the
1907
1935
1936
1909
1919
1924
Refunding.
4s 1900 J-D $ 19,000r. June 1 1920
4s 1902 J-D
70,000r.. June 1 1932
3 Us’OO M-S, 30.000r ..Sept 1 1936
Refunding City Hall.
4s 1902 J-D $63,000r.. Dec 1 1932
.
Refunding Fire House
3HS’07 J-J $20,000
Jan
Park Bonds.
4s 1896 J-J $75,000c..July
90,000r._ July
4s 1904 J-J
1 1937
1
1
3'is’OO F-A 22,{)00r. --AU?
Water Bonds.
4s 1887 J-J
$50,000c. -July 1
4s 1887 J-J
50,000c Ar July 1
95,000c. -July 1
4hjs '92J-D
1
4 Tis ’93J-J
95,000c Ar Jan
4s 1896 ,T-D 600,000c Ar June 1
4s 1904 J-J
170,000eArJuly 1
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s 1900 J-D $91,000r. June 1
4s 1890 J-J
95,000c. .July 1
.
)CKTON
Refunding.
S^s ’05M-S
Hufty, Compt.
which Is In Camden County, In March 1899 annexed the town
Bonds are largely coupon In form.
.
42,262*
Incorporated In 1885.
Jetty Bonds.
When Due.
.
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.
am
5s semi-ann $10,000
5s semi-ann $67,000..$3,000 yearly
Park Bonds.
Beach Improvement Bonds.
t5s semi-anil $4,000
1907-1914
M-S
5s ’05
25,000
Sept 1 1935 i BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07_$141,000
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1925.)
| Assessed valuation 1906
2,714,950
Funding Bonds.
! Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$16 70
M-S $35,000
5s ’05
Sept 1 1935 } Population In 1905
1,089
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1925.)
j Population In 1900.
902
INTEREST on the Improvement, jetty and park bonds is payable In
Belmar; on all other Issues In New York City.
Pddy,Treas.
This city is in Hudson County.
Incorporated as a city 1869.
Road Construction Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS
1 1913
J-J
Bonds.
|T)S
$35,000..
ssessment
Funded A
•>
1 914
J-J
4,000.. .June
J-J
$23,000.. .Jan 1 1912 j Os
Tax Bonds i
1 1 9 1 3
1 ,000.
.Jan
5s
J-J
1
1909
J-J
$97,000. ..June
J-J
5s
38,000
July 1 1 9 15 Is
J-J
1 191 6 4 s
100,000. .Apr 1 5 1911
.J J
Jan
f)S
23,000..
>s
J-J
1
1925
165,000..
July 1 1911
J-J
Jan
33,000
os
-Is ’06
J-J
100.000.. .Apr 1 6 1 91 6
City of Bavnnne Bonds.
Pi re Dc par tment Bonds.
.June 1 1907 i
J-J
5s
S8,500.
$23,500... -.Sept 1 1912
J-J
1 ,000.
5s
.F-J
..July 1 1907 4 s ’06
Imp rovement Bonds
J-J
5s
7,000
May 1 1908
J-J
$50,000.. ..July 1 19(17
J-J
os
July 1 1908 4 s g
11,000..
Is (T
J-J
1 1911
May 1 1908
50,000.
5s
J-J
50,000.
Oct 1 1908
J-J
Julv 1 1911 4 s g
135,000..
J-J
3s
5,000.
J-J
50,000.. ..July 1 1909
1 ,000.
Dec 1 1 91 3 4 i is
J-J
4s
1 1914 4 1 HS’0.'. J-J
50,000.'.
..Oct
Apr 1 1911
os
A-O
9.OOf)
100,000
Mch 1 1 9 1 5 4s ’06
5s
M-S
2,000.
Water Bonds.
1 1917
Jail
J-J
17,000
4 *-is
1 1918 5 s
J-J
Jan
$1,500.. ..Julv 1 1907
J-J
4s
8,000
1
Dec 1 192 2
4
1
1918
Nov
22,000..
(0,000.
.T-J
•is g J-J
4s
J-J
16,000.. .Jan 1 1928
J-J
4s
8.000
..Sept 1 1919 4 s
J-J
5,000.. .Oct 1 1929
J-J
4s
2,600
_Scpt 1 3 1921 -Is
J-J
5,000.. ..Aug 1 1930
4s
J-J
7,000
..Sept 2 1922 4 s
J-J
Dec i 1923 4 s
J-J
5,000.. .Jan 1 1931
4 y ■is
9,000
4s
J-J
56,000.. ..Jan 1 1932
4s ’05
J-J
July i 1925
55,000
4 ' is g
J-J
89,000.. ..July 1 1923
School Bo nds.
Refu nding Bonds.
Xov i 1913
5s g
J-J
$5,000.
i 1908 «Ts
J-J s ,120.000.. ..July 1 1911
J-J
Jan
os
4,000..
J-J
i 1 90S 5 s
May 1 1918
50,000..
5s
J-J
27,000.
J-J
Meii i 1 9 1 5 5 s
46,000.. ..July 1 1918
OS
MS
8,000
5
J-J
Jan
1 1 919
s
J-J
6.000
53,000..
...Jan i 1916
5s
J-J
•T-J
68,000
l 4s
July 1 1919
48.000
Sept 1 1916 15s
JJ
35,000
Jan 1 1923
4 4s
J-J
22,000
Sept 1 1916 4 4s
J-J
4 4s
9.000
May 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06. $2,252,850
4s
J-J
12,000
Sept 1 1919 • Floating debt
225,000
4s
J-J
12.000
July 2 1920 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '06 2.477,850
4s
.T-J
lO.oiio
Sept 16 1921 Sinking fund.
304,644
4 4s
j-.r
Mch 1 1918 NET DEBT Sept 1 1906
100,000
2,173,206
.i-.r
4s
Apr 1 1922 , Water debt (Included)
210,500
4s
j-.t
Aug 18 1922 Tax valuation, real
23,542,398
4 4s
.T-J
100,000
Mch 2 1933 Tax valuation, personal.. 3,276,721
4 s "’05
J-J
Mch 1 1935 Total valuation 1906 .. 26,819,1 19
6,750
4s ? ’06 .1-1
10,000... Dee 1 1931 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$20 58
4 4?’07 J-J
49.400
Jan 1 1922 Population In 1890
.19,033
Park Bonds.
Population In 1900
32,722
14s
J-J
July 1 1916 Population in 1905
$'.8,000
_.
Abi
borough is In Monmouth County.
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
Incorporated 1887; re-incorpor¬
Funding Bonds—Du Ercm/)/.
5s ?’04 J-J $15,000..Jail 1 ’08-’22
$6,000. --Apr 10 1921
’06 J-J
This
Park
11. A. Hendrickson, Treasurer.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
BELMAR.
BRIDGETON.
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
$15,000r
Jan 1 1908
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 '07. $120,000
Assessed valuation, real..55,971.735
Assessed val., personal
4,366,479
1908 Total valuation, 1906
60,338,214
(Assessment about actual value.)
190S StateAco.tax(per$l ,000) '06. $4.36 4
Population in 1905
59.862
4s
Thos. H. Breen, Chairman.
township is in Essex County.
BONDED DEBT 1905
$163,500 ! Assessed valuation 1906. .$5,025,000
Floating debt.
4,876 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
16 10
I Population in 1905
7,632
This
4Vas? J-J $40,000c_-.July 1 1918
Aug 1 1930 4>4s? J-J
10,000c..-Jail 1 1920
4s g
J-J
18,000c
July 1 1911 4s g
J-J
32,000c
Jan 1 1921
4s g
June 1 1909'
J-D
8,000c
Paving Bonds.
Public Library Bonds.
4
g J-1) $95,000c
Dec 1 1908
4s?
J-J $30,000c
Jan 1 1938 4s?
M-N 74,000c___Nov 1 1919
4s?
l‘J 10-1917 4s?
A-O 135,000c...Oct 1 1921
J-J
8,000c
Semi-Centennial Bonds.
4s ?
A-O
15,000c
Oct 1 1922
4s?
M-N $19,000c.--May 1 1909 4^?’04M-N 195,000c...May 1 1924
4s ? ’05 J-D
Water Bonds.
60,000c.. .June 1 1925
5s?
J-D$761,000c...June 1 ,1925 4s ?'06 A-O 80.000c... Apr 11926
4 4s?
M-S 100,000c...Mch 1 1926 4 4?'07 J-J
250,000c...Jan 1 1927
4 4s ?
J-J
12,000c
July 1 1917 4s ?'05 J-D
70,000c.. .June 1 1925
4 4s ?
J-J
4,000c
250,000
Jan 1 1909 4 4s? J-J
Jan 1 1927
J-J
4s ?
200,000c
July 1 1930
Fire-House Bonds.
J-J
70.000c...July 1 1931 4s?
J-J
$8,000c.. .July 1 193
4s ?
J-J
4s ?
15,000c...July 1 1932 4s?
J-J
lO.OOUc.--July 1 1913
J-J
4s ?
75,000c
Jan 1 1933
Park Bonds.
J-J
July 1 1929
4s ?
35,000c. ..July 1 1934 44s? J-J $100,000c
Hospital Bonds (tax exempt).
4 4?’0G J-J
300,000c
July 1 1941
Department Bonds.
Bank of
INTEREST is payable part at the Hudson County National
I
City-Hall Bonds.
4s ?
F-A $90,000c
Fire
63
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Apr., 1907. J
1921
1929
11931
1912
1917
1022
1923
1926
1934
1920
1920
BONDS.
School Bonds.
4s 1897 J-J
$10,000c. .July 1 1917
5.000c. .Oct 1 ’07-’10
44s ’98A-O
Wrightsville School Bonds.
$2.500c. July 1 ’07-’l 1
Cemetery Bonds.
5s 1898 J-J
1907
1908
5s
J-J
$15 000r.
City Treasurer’s office.
.
Jan
1
1911
64
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. ETC.
Pet). 1 ’07.
'Sep. 5 ’06.
$3,674,150
$3,179,150
115,304
174,304
466,053
403,180
Total bonded debt
Floatin'? debt
Sinking fund
The water debt Included
$1,246.000.
LOANS—
Apr. 1 ’06.
$3,143,250
54,304
382,989
In the above statement
Feb
on
When Due. -GEN’L BONDS Jan 1
*07.$1,883,585Assessment debt
167,932
J-J $200,000c Jan
1
192 9 Floating debt
115,000
(Subject to call $44,000 In 1909, TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07.
2,166,517
$75,000 in 1919 and $75,000 Sinking fund
300,202
in 1929.)
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 1,866,315
Tidewater Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real..36,429,400
4s ’04
J-I)$l44,000c June 1907-’24 Assessed val.,
personal
2,871,800
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
39,301,200
4s
J-I) $29,000c Dec
1
1933 (Assessment in 1906 about actual
val)
Water Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$15.00
3 4s ’03 A-O$350,000c
Apr
1
1933 Population in 1905
.25,175
4s
’03 J-D 500.000c Dec
1
1933 Population In 1900.
21,506
4s ’06
J-I)
40,000c. .June 1 1936 Population in 1907 (est.)
26,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 Hs, 5s&6s $167,931 99
July 1 ’03.
$3,148,800
Funding Bonds.
4s
122.011
327,972
1
1907
was
The city has also guaranteed payment of $18,000 5% Camden
Cemetery bonds due .Jan. 1 1911. These are not included In the debt.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessments are now at full cash value.
. 3090891
As scssed
Years
1906
1905
1 904
1903
.
.
-
1902
1900
.
1891
.
1880.
POPULATION.
75,935; In 1890 it
20,015.
—
It
Personal.
$3,205,000
3,204,444
3,490,650
3,138,241
$40,152,146
34,271,974
82.548,105
31,751,605
.
was
Valuation-
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$43,457,146
$18 90
22 00
37,476,418
22 00
36,044,775
21 50
34,889,846
27,953,557
2 .286.370
21 60
30,239,927
25,578,560
2,029,250
21 40
27,607,810
1 ,4 16,610
17.141,770
24 50
18.558,380
1 .657,850
9,908,235
1 1 ,566.080
22 00
In 1907 (est.) 93.000; in 1905 it was
83.363; in 1900
Real.
58,313;
was
CAMDEN COUNTY.
in 1880 it
John W.
Camden Is the county seat.
Tot a’.
was
41,659;
in 1870 It
EDGE WATER.
v
.
CAPE MAY.
son,
Thomas W. Millet,
Mayor; John W. Thomp¬
Recorder.
This city Is In
LOANS—
Cape May County.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds (Con.).
5s 1905
$30.000
1935 5s
A-O $13,000...April 1 1924
General Improvement Bonds
4s
A-O
17,000...Oct 1 1929
$10,000...June
1915
Redemption. &c.—1890.
5s
M-N 13,000... May
1916 5s
J-J
$15,000
Ian 1
1910
5s
J-J
12.000...Jan
1918 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$456,000
4s
J-D
75.000
lune
1922 Sinking fund
50,000
5s ’04
J-D 140,000.. .June
1934 Total valuation 1906
4,580.000
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19 93
5s
J-D $12.000...June 1 1921 Population in 1905
3,006
Refunding Bonds.
5s
M-N $15,000.
CAPE MAY SCHOOL
LOANS—
4Hs
$28,000.
.May
1
Population in 1900..
2,257
INTEREST is payable at Cape May.
1910
DISTRICT.
E. H.
When Due. |
.Dec
’07-’35!
CAPE MAY COUNTY.
Phillips, Clerk.
Joseph I. Scull, Collector.
Cape May C. H. Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 ..$65.000! Assessed valuation 1906.
$20,139,561
Floating debt
7,000 i Population in 1905
17,390
CHATHAM.
Lawrence Day, Collector.
This borough Is in Morris County.
Incorporated in 1897.
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation 1906
Hall Bonds.
i Total taxUper $ 1,000) ’06
4s '06
$11.000
1926! Population In 1905
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$71.0001 Population in 1907 (est)
Water debt (included)
45,000]
CHESTER TOWNSHIP.
Chas.
Edwin G.
$21.40
1,554
16,000
Laessle, Clerk.
This township is in Burlington County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907 $102,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
3,165,9411 Population in 1905
CRANFORD.
$797,624
ELIZABETH.
..1,392
..1,500
,P. J. Ryan, Mayor; IVter Bonnctt,
Compt’r.
This city got into financial difficulties
through making extensive local
Improvements.
Interest was defaulted Feb. 1 1879, and a
compromise was
finally effected with the bondholders, by which new
4% bonds dated July 1
1882 were issued In
exchange for the old- 7% bonds turned in at 50%'of
their face value.
Elizabeth is in Union
city March 12 1855.
a
County.
LOANS —
When
Damage Bonds
4s
M-N $82,000c May
S.hool Bonds.
4sr
J-J
$45,000c&rJaiI
4s
M-N 20,000c
May
J-J
A-O
4s
4,000
1796;
Adjustment Bonds.
J-J $2,815,000c Ar July 1 1922
(Subject to call on Go days’ notice.)
i
Street Improvement.
1910 4s
J-J
$25,000e July
1
1907
1923 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’07.
.$3,039,500
1924 Sinking fund
85,172
4s
1912
46,000c&rJuly
Oct
4s
as a town March 26
Due.
.
4s
Incorporated
1925
A-O’07 2,500
Oct
1 1926
Bonds are exempt from city tax.
A sinking fund of about $75,000
per
annum Is applied to
redemption of outstanding bonds.
INTEREST on adjustment bonds Is paid
of New York; on all other Issues In
Elizabeth.
by the Mercantile'Trust Co.
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE,
Ac.—Assessment 1906 at about
full value.
Years.
1906
1905 _t
1904
1902
Real.
Assessed Valuation
Personal.
$42,721,256
$4,738,294
21,025,749
18.748,150
17.868,700
2,951,250
3,090,950
Total.
$47,459,550
24 116 699
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$14.60
28 60
10
60
60
80
1890
29
21,699,400
2,299,300
20,168,000
29
16.150,555
2.038,342
18,188,897
29
14,248.950
1.719,918
15,968,868
29
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 60,509; In 1900 It was
52,130; In
population was 37,764; in 1880 it was 28,229; In 1870
ltjwas 20,832.
_
ENGLEWOOD.
I).. Mackay, Mayor;
Treasurer; R. Jamieson, Clerk.
This
city Is in Bergen County.
tax exempt.
LOANS—
are
Geo.
Incorporated March
H.
Payson,
17 1899.
All bonds
When Due.
School Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds.
4 Hs ’06A-O
$16,000c.April 1 1936
1930 BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$ 197,006
1932 Sinking fund
24,740
3Hs
3(4s
J-D $65,000c June
M-N 18.000c May
4s 1905 M-S
75,000 Sept
1935
Total valuation 1906
6,251,379
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$25.70
F-A
$8,000c Feb
1910 Population In 1900.
6,253
3Hs
M-N 15,000c May
1932 1 Population In 1905
.7,922
INTEREST on the $15,000 fire and $18,000 school at the
U.
S.
Mort.
A
Trust Co., N. Y. City; on all others at the
Citizens’ Nat.
Fire House Bonds.
3 Hs
$18 70
4,849
Woodling, Treasurer.
township is in Union County.
Chas, Van Gelder, Collector.
This borough is In
Bergen Countv.
BONDED DEBT Feb 29 ’00_$07.000
Population in 1905.i
Assessed valuation 1906.-_2,534,317
I Population in 1907 (est)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18.00]
was
Armory Ronds.
Court-House Bonds.
J J
.July 1 1908 4s ’04
516,000
J-J $700,000c&r Jan 2
1944
Asylum Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Julv 1 '06 $822,300
4s ’99
J-J
$40,000...July 1 1909 Sinking fund
41,387
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real..56,454,756
4 Hs ’06M-N f $30,000r May 1 1914 Assessed
val., personal
5,615,603
\ 35,000r May 1 1918 Total valuation 1906
62,070,359
Road Improvement Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1005
$5 90
4s ‘06
M-N 120,000.... Nov 1 1916 Population in 1905
121,555
36,000..Novi '21 &‘2rt Population in 1900
1... 107,643
INTEREST on the armory, asylum and road improvement bonds is
payable at the County Collector’s office; on the court-house, road
Improve¬
ment bonds and the bridge bonds at the U. S. Mort. & Trust
Co., N.Y.
This
1907-17;
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer.
Sell, Collector.
5s *93
VOL. LXXXIV.
Bank, Englewood.
Incorporated in 1871.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4,'js’06 J-J
$15,000. Jul V-1 ’07-’ 1 2
4s ’97
J-J
$25,000c...July 1 19 27 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$105,000
4 Hs’97 J-J
25,000r
July 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1906
4,331,200
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
13 70
4 Hs
M-S $22,000c
Population in 1905
3,600
J-J
4H s
18.000c
Population In 1906
^4,000
INTEREST on the sewer bonds and the $22,000 school issue is
.
ESSEX
COUNTY.
Edw.
L.
Booth, County Collector.
The county seat is Newark.
LOANS—
When
Court-House Bonds.
4s g
F-A$900,000 Aug
1
4s’04 g F-A 500,000c Aug
1
4s ’06
F-A 200.(100
Feb 1
4s g’06 F-A 200,000c
AUl 1
Park Bonds.
Due.!
Conklin, Auditor;
R.
W.
Bridge Bonds.
! Is
F-A
$150,000 July 1 1917
1940; 4s ’04g J-D
300.000c June 1 1924
1944 j
Refunding War Bonds.
1946
194614s
14s
payable
g A-O$300,000..April
A-08300,000..April 1 1915
jn Elizabeth; on all other bonds in New York.
19461
Road Bonds
4s
’00
F-A$42.918 7SFeb 1 ’07-’10
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
E. P.
13.65s
F-A$l ,000,000g Aug ’15-’35 4s g’01 F-A
36.000
Feb 1 ’08-’l 1
Bridgeton Is the county seat.
Bonds are ail tax exempt.
($200,000 every 5 years.)
TOTAL
DEBT Nov 1906.$8,630,918
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
F-A$l ,500,000g Aug 1 1926 Sinking funds
$85,000 ; 4s
j
1,175,634
Asylum Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real..16,160,526 : 4s
F-A 1,500,000g Aug 1 1938 NET
DEBT Nov 1906... 7,455,284
1908-’16 Assessed val., personal
4Hs
J-J
$45,000c Jan
F-A
4,404,20 5 i 4s
500,000g Aug 1 1943 Tax valuation, real.
358,737,017
Bridge Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
4s ’05g F-A
20.564,731
500,000c Aug 1 1943 Tax val., personal
4Ms
M-N ($10,000r May 1 'll -’12 (Assessment about
59.814,336
66% actual val.)
Hospital Bonds
Total valuation, 1906... 4 18,551,353
1
3,000r May 1 1913 County tax (per M) 1906
4s ’04g F-A$207,000c Aug
$4 90 41
1944
tax
County
(per $1,000) 1906. .$4.41
Road Bonds.
Population in 1906...
4s’05
A-O 200,000
52.U0
April 15 1945 Population In 1905
.409,928
4Hs ’04A-O $27,Q00r Oct 1 ’10-’23 Population in 1900._
4s g ’06 F-A 500,000c
51,193
1946 Population in 1900..
Aug
1
359,053
($2,000 due yearly.)
INTEREST on $2,500,000 park bonds, on the
hospital
bonds
and on the
INTEREST is payable at County Collector’s office.
Court House bonds Is payable by the United States
Mortgage & Trust Co.,
New York City; on the $1,500,000 Issue of
DEAL.
H. D.
park bonds at the office of J. &
W. Sellgman & Co. of New York
This borough Is in Monmouth County
City and Seligman Bros, of London; on
all other bonds at the Manufacturers’
National Bank. Newark.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906
.$3,248,300
Beach Improvement Bonds.
|Tax rale
Bacon, Co. Collector.
..
Harris, Borough Clerk.
.
.
(per $1,000) 1906
4Hs’06 J-J $130,000c...July 2 1931 | Population in 1905..
DOVER.
F. W. E.
164
County.
All bonds
1869.
are
tax-exempt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.
.$211,000
School Bonds.
Total valuation 1906.
2,593,380
4s
J-J
$14,000
1907-1912 (Assessment about 35% actual val.)
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$21 40
4s
A-O $70,000
Population In 1900.
5,938
F A
4s
57,000
Population In 1905.
.6,500
MAY 70,000c
1920 Population In 1907 (est)
3HS
7,000
(Now subject to call.)
INTEREST on the school and water 4s Is payable at the National Union
Bank, Dover; on the water 3 Hs at the Dover Trust Co.
EAST NEWARK.
William
Healey, Clerk.
This borough Is In Hudson County.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906 $134,000!Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
2,350,150 ! Population In 1905
(Assessment about actual value.)
j
—
EAST ORANGE.
C. T. Hedge, Auditor;
Chairman Finance Committee.
This place, located In Essex County
LOANS-—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds -Outstand. Jan A '07
$7,500
.1907
7,000
1908
3,000
1909
.1912
3,000...
4,200.
1913
.
4 .000
4 ,500
12.000
8,000
9.000
12,000
6,000
19 500
Total
1
$99,700
1914
1915
1918
.1910
1915
1916
1918
1919
became
FRANKLIN.
GLEN
Minderman, Clerk.
This town is situated In Morris
Incorporated April 1
LOANS—
$18.30
$15 10
2,828
Lincoln E. Rowley,
a city In Dec. 1899.
School Bonds.
4s '01
J-J
$10,000c July
1 1931
4s
F-A
45,000c Aug
25 1932
Is
A-O
85,000c April
1 1934
4s
J-J
15 1934
6,800c Jan
4s ’05
J-I)
30,835r June
1 1945
Is ’05
J-D 140,000c Dec
L 1945
Board of Education Bonds.
4s 1897.J-J
$4,500C July
1 1907
4s 1898 J-J
5,000c July
15 1913
4s 1898 M-N
37.000c May
15 1912
4s 1899 M-N
8,000c May
15 1919
4s 1899 J-D
16.750c Dee
6
1919
Town Hall Bonds.
4s ’98
M-N $18,000c May 2 1907-18
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
4s ’94
J-J
$84,000c July
1
1914
See
RIDGE.
Nutley.
Arthur
J.
Lockwood, Mayor; Clarence
Place, Clerk.
This borough Is In Essex
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Improvement Bonds.
4 Hs’97 F-Af$ 18,000c... Feb ’08-’16
l 30,000c...Feb ’17-’26
Sewer Bonds (Concluded).
A-O
$5,000r Oct
1
1914
call Oct. 1 1900.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $148,000
Assessed valuation, real
3,604,200
5s
(.Subject to
4s ’02
A-O
21,000c...Oct ’07-’27
Park Bonds.
4s ’01
M-N I $2(),00()c.Nov 1 ’20-’29
Assessed valuation, pers’L.
286,200
Total valuation 1906
..3,890,400
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18 20
Population In 1900.
1,960
Population In 1905
2,362
\ 15,000c. Nov 1 1930
Sewer Bonds
4s ’99
J-D I $36 ,000c. J’nc 1 ’09-’2G
l
1,000c. .June 1 1927
GLEN RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S. Raymond Roberts, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. | 4 Hs’07 M-S $ 15,000c.
._Mch 1 1927
4s
M-S $30,000c
Sept ’’14-’28 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07. ..$87,506
5s
M-S
Mch ’0S-’10 | School tax (per $1,000) ’06
1,500c
$9 00
4s
MS
56,000c...Sept 1 1920|
INTEREST payable at Bank of Montclair, N. J.
GLOUCESTER CITY.
1 lios. J. Foley, Treasurer.
Incorporated April 17 1868.
This city Is In Camden County
LOANS—
When
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
$18,000c...Jan 1
4s
M-S
18,000c. ...Mch
4s
J-J
19,000c
1
Jan
Improvement Bonds.
4 Hs M-N 10
$5,000c. .Nov
4s
J-D 100,000c. ..Dec
4s
M S
30,000c. ..Mch
4s
J-J
40,000c
Ian
1
Due.
Water Honda — (Con.)
M-N
$8,000c
1929-1932
J J / $ 12 ,000c
1907-1912
1
,000c
.1013
t
-Is
J J
16.000c
Jan
1 1933
4 s ’06
5,000
...192C
1008:
School Bonds.
1010 14s ’06
$55,000...
1022 1 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$352.000
1924 Total valuation 1906
2,918,142
Funding Bonds.
i (Assessing about 60%, actual value.
4s ’05
J-D $50,000c.-.June 1 1915 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$18 00
Water Bonds.
i Population In 1900
6,840
6s
J-J2 $20,000c
1014- 1923 Population In 1905
8,055
5s
M-N $10,000c
1924- 1928
| 5s
1920
1922
1024
4s
_
.
INTEREST Is payable at City Hall.
Apr.,
1907.]
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
George E. Pierson, Collector.
County seat is Woodbury.
LOANS—
Road Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
J-J
F-A
A-O
J-J
J-J
M-S
When Due.
$750r
3,000r
14,000r
15,000r
10,000r_Jan
6,125r
1907
1907-1908
1907-1910
1907-1911
1 1908-’12
1907-1913
LOANS—
Public Road Bonds.
44s
4 4s
Jail Bonds.
4s ’04
J-J
j
$ 10,500.July 1 ’07-’13
1
2,500...July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT May 9
1906_ $81,500
5,500
Assessed valuation, real..13,777,301
Assessed val., personal
2.653.281
Total valuation 1906.
18,629.132
4Hs
J-J
4,000r
1907-1914 County tax (per $1,000) ’05
$7 20
Bridge Bonds.
Population In 1905
34,477
4 ,4 s
J-J $9,187 50r
1907-1913 Population In 1900
31,905
TAX FREE.—All of the county’s bonds are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST payable In Woodbury.
GUTTENBERG.
This town is in Hudson
3 4s
4s
HACKENSACK.
E. T.
$17 25
4,563
Phillips, Clerk.
This
P.
town is in
t
James
4s '98
When Due. 1
J-D$312,000c...Dec
Library Bonds.
4s '97
J-J
$50,000c
Fire House.
4 4s ’92M-N $ 13,000r_..Nov
1 1918 j 4 4s ’93F-A
’ 4s ’94
M-N
1 1917; 4s ’06
F-A
1
1907
5s '91
$1,415,028
$1,438,108
$1,442,608
$1,323,848
$64,742
$70,000
$77,812
$98,287
The sinking fund receives yearly a portion of the license fees and
moneys
collected from assessment after certificates
are
paid.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns parks, public
buildings, a water
system and other assets amounting to over 1 % million dollars.
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The city’s assessed
valuation
(since
1903 at about cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Years—
1906
1905
1904
1902
1900
1890
1880
.
.
..
.
Real
Personal
2d Class
Total
Estate.
$37,762,589
32,936.001
33,641,100
26,089,800
25.770,900
Property.
$2,874,400
2.511.765
2,437,180
2,132,600
2,020,230
1,622,862
1,284,447
RR. Prop.
Ass'd Val.
$10,636,989
37,777,137
17,275,600
$2,329,371
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$22.00
36,078,280
28.222.400
27.791.130
18,898,462
14,860,047
20
80
90
20
70
81
13.575,600
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 65,468; In 1900 It was 59.364; in 1890
it
was 43,648; In 1880 it was 30.999; In 1870 It was
20.297.
....
HOLLY BEACH CITY.
H. 3.
This
Hewitt, Boro Clerk.
borough is In Cape May County.
Incorporated in 1S82.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb 1
’07.$63,60 0
5s
$9,000
1918 Assessed valuation 1906..
1,444,825
Boardwalk Bonds
5s
$25.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1905
1925
Redemption Bonds.
I
$20 50
1,327
5s '07
A O $20.000
Apr 1 1927 |
INTEREST Is payable In Wildwood, New Jersey.
HUDSON COUNTY.
Bridge Bonds.
4sg M S$100,OOOc&r.Sept l 1918
4
4s
4s
3 4s
3 4s
J-J
J-J
J-J
AO
Jan
lOO.OOOr
16,OOOr. .Jan
28,OOOr.
July
f84,OOOr. .Apr 1
Park.
4s g ’97 M-N xl00,000c&r..May 1927
4s g ’02 M-S xlOO.000c.. Mch 1 1932
4s ’02
J-l) x60,000c
Dec 1 1932
4s ’03 M-S x25,000c... Mch 1 1933
Bath.
4s ’02
M-S x50,000c...Mch 2 1933
Fire Department.
4s
J-J
f *8,OOOr June 1 1907-14
*500r._June 1 1915
1
3 4s
A-O
*2,OOOr...Apr 1 1908
4s ’05
J-J
30.000r...July 1 1925
Funded debt Bonds.
4s g ’01 M-N x207,OOOr..May 1 1931
Greenville Dock.
4s
J-J
jf 4,OOOr..Jan 1 ’OS-’15
1
600r._Jan
1
1916
Police Stations.
5s ’92 J-J
*20,000r...Jan
1 1909
Police Department.
4s ’01..M-S j *30.OOOr Sept 1 ’10-’12
\ *5,000r. -Sept 1 1913
Funding Bonds.
F-A 465,000c...Feb 1 1934
Hospital.
4s ’04
4s
J-J
200,000c_-.july 1 1935
Assessment Bonds.
5s ’91
A-O nxl ,469,000rApr 1 1916
Floating Debt.
F-A 1,353,000c&r_Feb
Maturing Bonds.
6s ’80
J-D x450,000r.. June 1
5s ’92
J-J
x200,000r._Jan 2
Differences. &c.
5s ’81
A-O x 150,OOOr ..Apr 1
6s ’79
Public Librarv Bonds.
4s g’98 A-O x 150,000c..Apr
3
4s ’OOA-O x75,000r
•
Snake Hill Purchase Bonds.
4 4s
M-N $73,000r
Nov 2 1911
Sailors’ & Soldiers' Grave Bonds.
4s
A-O $l2,000r
Oct
1 1907
General account debt
..
1907
1907
1908
-
..
.
3 «e
$16 4<?
.7.180-
Fagan, Mayor; Thomas
M’-
1 ’09
1910
1922
1911
Public Schools.
4s g ’97 F-A X200,000o&r Aug 2 1927
4s g ’98 F-A xlOO.0OO_r.Aug 1 1918
3 4s- ’00J-J
xio-.OOOr.: Jan 2 1910
4s g ’01 M-N
xI82,OOOr..May I 1931
4s ’03
M-N xlOO.000...May 1 1933
4s ’03
J-D
x25,OOOr..June 1 1933
4s ’04
J-J
336,000r._July 1 1934
4s ’05
J-J
250,000c..July 1 1935^
Sewer.
4s ’04
M-S
205.500r.-Sept 1 1934Joint Outlet Sewer.
4s
J-J
$18.000r..Cm dem*nc
3 4s
J-J
113,325r..On demaxui
Streets and Sewers.
5s ’92
J-J
xu548,O00c&rJan 2 ”1Z
Refunded Assessm’t Bonds.
4s ’05
J-D xu600.000c.June I 1935
4s g ’06 J-J
a410,000c.Jan L 1U.1£ '
Pipe Line.
4s ’04
M-S
127,000c.-Sept 1 1934
Water Loan.
7s '78
M-S
47.OOOr.Mch 26 1908
7s ’73
M-N 500.000c&rMay 1 1913
6s ’77
J-J
255,000c&rJuly 1 1907
6s ’79
F-A
50. OOOc&r Feb 1 1909
6s ’79
J-J
50.000c&rJu]y I 1909
5s ’83
F-A x525.000c&rFeb 1 1913
os '91
A-O x586.000c&rApr T 1916
5s ’91
J-D
350,OOOc&rJ’ne T 192i
5s ’92
J-J
X248,OOOc&r Jan 2 1922
5s ’93
JJ
x200, OOOc&r Jan 2 I9C3
4 4s ’95J-J
xl79,000r. .Jan 2 1925
4s ’99
J-J
XlOO,000r..Jab 2 1929
4s g ’03 M-S
400,000c..Sept I 1932.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s g ’02 A-O xl,175,000c
Apr T r932‘
4s g ’02 M-S
x500,000c..Sept T 5932
4s g ’04 A-O x25Cf ,000c..
Apr f 1'934
PAST DUE.
NOT PRESENTEDFOR PAYMENT.
1 mprovements.
7s
1,750
Funded Debt. '
...
7s
...
2.000
May I lirs
1,000
Apr 1 199-4
General.
1 1928
1 1928
Apr
6s
INTEREST Is paid by the Merchants’ Exch. Nat. Bank of
New York.
TOTAL DEBT.
..
1908
1954
1954
1956
&c.—
Dec. 1
4.241.000 00
799,894 84
537,153 72
Temporary loans.
Improvement certUlcates.
Totalllabilltles (excluding water debt)
Cash In City Treasury
Cash and bonds held In sinking funds
Taxes due'and udpald
..
Assessments due and unpaid..
City property
Other Items.
.
.
.
Total resources
Water debt (not Included above)
Water sinking fund (not Included above)
......
1922
1925
1905.
$9,013,207 86
Assessment account debt.
$14,593,236 42
* $841,306 is
2,879.671
10
3.120.599 44
2.018.834 34
3,229.040 00
Dec. T T906.
$8,525,582 86
4,228.000 OO
875.142 26328.106 oa
$14,136,831 12"
51.151.15? V*
2.525 J»5;c
5 .303 272
1 .978 .197
5.9»ff.0W6
Vt
#r
71
20
458.411 8 1
192.493 3 4
51 6.547,862 90
5.344.000 00
1.191.173 63
517.! 49.264 33
5.484.000
OO-
1.337.8 >7 0-1
......
1937
.
..
1946
Net water debt
54.332.826 37
54.146.192 96*
SINKING FUNDS. -The sinking funds, all of which are
Invested In, thvr
city’s bonds and certificates, on Dee. I 1906. were as follows;
.
.
-
02
5 52
5. 53
Secured by special sinking fund,
a These are assessment bonds.
Principal and Interest paid by. a special tax levy.
Jersey City. Hoboken and Bayonne.
2 1917
’08-’ 15
Judgment Bonds.
1 1915 4s ’04
J-J
$4,309r_. .July 1
’08-’l 9 4s '05
J-J
77lr...July 1
1
1920 4s ’05
\ 5.OOOr.
Apr
J-J
l,951r
July 1
4s
M X30 27,OOOr. .Nov 30 1 916 4s ’05
F-A
723r
Aug l
4s g
MS
26,OOOr. ..Sept 1 1923
Park Bonds.
4s
J-J
1 1916 4s g
Jan
1,830r_
M X$500,000c_. Mav 1
4s g '04 J-J
201,OOOr. .•.July 1 1924 4s g ’04 M-N 800,000c... Nov 1
4s '05
J-J
1,528r ..July 1 1908 4s g ’06 \|-N 500,000c. ..May 1
4s '05
J-D
10, OOOr. .June 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
A O
1 1927 3 4s
90.OOOr. -Apr
M-N $45,000r
May 1
Lunatic Asylum Bonds.
4s g ’05 M-S 750.000C.. .Sept 1
4 4s
J-J $ioo ooor. .Jan 1 ’1 1*20 4s ’06
61.000
4s
J-J
30,OOOr. .Jan 1 ’08-’ 10
Viaduct Bonds.
3s
J-J
) 2.OOOr. .Jan 1 ’08*08 4s g ’07 M-S$350,000c
Mch 1
\ 1 iOOOr .Jan l 1909
Alms House Bonds.
4s
J-D
50.OOOr.
Dec 1 1912 4s g ’06 M-N$240,000c
..May
1
4s '05
A-O
5 .ooor. .Oct
1 1915
Building Bonds.
Hoboken Extension.
4s g
M-S$ 150.000
Feb 28
4s
AO $65,000r. ..Oct 1 1929 4s ’04
M-S
65,000
Sept 1
3 4s
A-O
Oct
1 1929 4s ’05
12,500r.
M S
65.000r___ Mch 1
4s ’06
F-A 500.000c-. .Aug 1
F-A
.
x
Stephen M, Egatf, Collector.
This county contains the cities of
The county seat Is Jersey City.
LOANS—
When Due.
6’
Glorieux, Mayor.
*50,000..Feb 10 ’08-’12
(part c&r.)
*200,000r Jan 1 ’13-’22
350,OOOc&r.Jan 1 1923
Refunding.
4 4sg ’97 M-N x450,000e&rM’y 1 ’27
3 4s ’00J-D xl 25,000r. June 1 1920
3 4s '00A-O x30,000r
Apr 2 1910
4s g ’04 A-O X490,000c..Apr 1 1934
4s ’06
61,000
.
24
22
22
24
24
21
Tax rate ’
per M.
$4.79
County.
5s g ’94 J-J
5s g ’94 J-J
...
debt
Total.
On Feb.
13
1900 the citizens authorized the
purchase of a water
plant for the sum of $7,595,000.’
V. 70, p. 344.
A contract was signed
In
1899 with Patrick H.
Flynn (subsequently assigned to the EastJersey Water Co. and by them to the Jersey City Water Supply C».)
build the water works, the same to be
completed by Dec. 25 1903.
Th*.
time was further extended to March 1
1904, but It was not until N«v_
1904 that the contractors wrote the
city that the plant had been completed.
The city has paid nothing on this
plant and has two years in which to test
its workings before accepting It.
At the present time the matter Is In the
Court of Chancery for settlement, the city
claiming a rebate for alleged
failure of contractors to
comply with all specifications of the contract.
Jersey City Is In Hudson County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Lighting.
Refund’g Assessm’t Bonds.
4s *97
J-J
*3,650r...July 1 1907
5s g '93 M-S u700,OOOc&r Sept 1 ’23 3
4s '00J-J
J *7,500r Jan 1 ’08-’10
5s g ’94 M-N u600,OOOc&r May 1 '24
1
* 1,991r.Jan
1 1911
City Government.
34s '01M-S j *8.000c&r.Sepr07-’10
7s ’72
J-J
550.000r_-.July 1 1913
1 *2,216c&r_Sept 1 1911
City Hall.
4s
A-O x38.798r-._Oct 1 l»lt
4
Net
W. T.
JERSEY CITY.
Mark M.
Ewan Jr., Comptroller.
7,006r...Aug 1 1908
10,000r
Aug 1 1909
Floating debt..
follows:
.
H.
Mch
25,000c...Aug 1 1926
School-house Bonds.
:
Refunding.
4s '87F-A $45,000r
Aug 1 1907 | 4s ’99
F-A $75,000c...Feb 1 1919
4s '90
J-J
100,OOOc&r.July 1 1910; 3 4s ’01M-N 196.000r_._Nov 15 ’31
4s '97
J-J
90,000c...Mch 1 1917,34s '02M-N 15,000r___Nov 1 1932
4s '98
J-D
June 1 1918 4s ’05
13,000c
J-J
52,000r
Jan
1 1935
4s ’03
A-O
35,000r_Apr
22 1908
City Hall.
4s ’04
M-S 140,000
Mch 1 1934,5s '80
M-S $60,000c&r_Sept 1 1910
4s ’46
219,665c
1936;
Police Department.
Sewer Bonds.
4 4s ’92M-N $24 ,000c
Nov 1 1912
4s '97
J-J$100,000c.Mch 1 ’17-'26i
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’03
M-N
25
35.000r__Xov
1913 :4s
$15,000.
.1924
Water Bonds.
Repaving Bonds.
44s ’90M-N $20,000r
Nov 1 1910,4s‘98 M-N$150.000c...May 1 1928
Engine House.
Paving Bonds.
4s ’97
A-O $25,000r
Oct 1 1917 4s ’98
A-O $50,OOOc&r.Oct L1928
INTEREST on registered bonds Is payable at the City
Treasurer’s
office.
Coupons are payable by the First National Bank, the Second Na¬
tional Bank and the Trust Company of New
Jersey, Hoboken, and Interest
on water bonds at Water Register’s office.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
May 1 '06.
May 1 '05.
May 1 ’04.
May 1 ’03.
Total bonded debt
$1,601,000
$1,601,000
$1,584,500
$4,445,000
Sinking funds...
195,972
162,892
141,892
121,152
as
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $452,100 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906 ..5,159,225 j Population
In 1905..
Hoboken Is In Hudson County.
LOANS—
City Loan.
_
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 449,879; in 1900 It was 386,048;
in LS84
was 275,126; In 1 880 It was 187,944:
In 1870 It was 129,067.
This town Is In Essex
..
Comptroller;
1928
.
IRVINGTON.
Riordan, Mayor; E. J. Grace, Treas.
Fred
Kaufmann,
Londrigan, Clerk.
1
$272,503,174 $26,195,371 $26,195,371 $298,698,545
186,332.312
20,503,518
33,902,818
240,738.648
177,174,837
19,262,145
196,436.982
162.524,255
18,301,635
180,825.890
154,731 ,840
14,396,050
169.127,890
123,387,636
10,107,418
1
133,495,054
1905
1904
1902
1900
1892
Hudson County.
Street renewal 4s
$239,000 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $426,000
Water 4s
38,000 Floating debt
269,652
Refunding 44s
66,000 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907.
695.652
Town Hall 4J^s.
16,000 Sinklngfund
105.676
School 5s
14,000 NET DEBT Jan 1907
589,976
Paving 5s
10,000 Total valuation 1906
9,662,603
Street 6s
8,000 (Assessment about actual value.)
Redempt’n Imp. Certificates.
Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$17 10
4 4s ’06 J-J 231,000
Jan 1 1936 Population In 1905
12,823
Population In 1900
10,596
HOBOKEN.
Mch
tax rate have been
Assessed
Valuation.
Real.
Personal.
Railroad.
1906
Assessed valuation, real..$6,684,850
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
541,375
4s g
F-A $24,000c
Feb ’08-’13 Total valuation 1906
7,226,225
Road Bonds.
(Assessment abt. 30% actual value.)
5s
F-A $10,000c...Feb 1 1908 Total tax rate
(per M> 1906 ..$23 80
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1900
9,443
4s ’05
...$125,000..July 1 ’07-’34 Population In 1905
11,098
(See V. 81, p. 1807, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906 ..$163,000
Jos.
.
50,OOOr
July 1 1919
Deficiency Bonds.
42.OOOr.July 1 *07-’10 4s ’05
J-J
18.064r
July 3 1907*
7
63,000r„ .July
1912
Census Expense Bonds.
1 1923 4s ’05
37.000r_.Oct
J J
$14,500r_
July 1 1907
J 3,OOOr... Dec 1 1907 BOND DEBT Dec 1 ’06 $7,782,267
\ 3,206r
Dec 1 1908 Sinking fund.
982,110
16.OOOr_._Aug 1 1911 NET DEBT Dec 1 ’06
6,800.15*
30,000r
July 1 1913
Years—
When Due.
HARRISON.
F-A
J-J
44,000r_.
Public Road Bonds — (Cnn.)i
A-O $10,000r
A/tat i* 1913
g ’04 J-J
150.000r._-July 1 1914
’04
A-O
26,000r___Oct
1 1914
’04
J-J
30,000c
July 1 1924
’05
F-A
38.U00r--.Aug I 1935
’05
F-A lOO.OOOr
Aug 1 1915
’03
J-D
20.000r_-.Dec 1 1913
’05
J-J
33.000r_-.July 1 1906
’06
J I)
90.000
June 11816
ASSESSED VALUATION and
village Is In Bergen County.
LOANS—
M-S
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-D
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
INTEREST is payable by the First National Bank.
Jersey City, X. J.
County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906. .$80,000 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,120,475 i Population in 1905
This
4s
3 4s
3 4s
4s
4s
4s
Kilian V. Lutz, Chairman Bd. of Council.
When Due.
M-N$100,000c&r_Xov 1 1922
J-J
500,OOOc&r. Jan 1 1923
J-J
250,000c&r_Jan 1 1923
J-J
500,OOOc&r.Jan 1 1924
J-J 600,OOOc&r.Jan 1 1925
J-J
150,OOOr...Jan 1 1926
M-N 200,OOOr. ..May 1 1927
44s
4 4s g
4 4s g
4s
g
4s
Floating debt
65
1944
1944
General sinking funds.
Water sinking funds
Securli Us
$2,506,666 05
1.326.706 16
Cash.
5 18.387 63
11.100 88
$2,525,065 *5
1,337.$OB #4t
53,833.372 21
$29.488 31
$3,862,860 721
1945
1946
Total
.-.
Tot at.
66
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
ASSESSED
VALUATIONAssessed Valuation
Personal.
Railroad.
Real.
1906.. .$153,890,087
1905..
97,875,690
1904..
93,441,985
1903..
88,938,220
1900..
84,552,605
1890..
73,059,265
1880..
54,122,875
$14,795,046
12,730,453
12,163,360
11,966,246
8,772,395
5,898,150
5,343,815
Total.
$168,685,133
$24.90
27 30
134,491,303
27 40
105,605,345
27 50
100,904,466
28 20
93,325,000
26 40
78,957,415
28 00
59,466,690
POPULATION.— In 1905 it was 232,099; in 1900 it was
206,433; in
1890 it was 163.003; in 1880 it was 120,722; in 1870 it was
82,546.
.
.
_
.
.
.
i
KEARNY.
Burton E. Canfield, Treasurer.
Fire
Department.
4 >^s’98 M-S
Funding Bonds.
$l,000r
Sept 1 1908
’01 M-N $75,000c. .Nov 1 ’07-11 4s
’99 M-S
1,000r._.Sept 1 1909
4 >^s’03 F-A
12,000c. --Aug 1 1908 4s
’00 M-N
10,000c..Nov 1 ’10-30
-4 H'S’03 F-A
60,000c. .Aug 1 ’13-28
($2,000 each 5 years.) r
($15,000 due each 5 years. 1
Improvement.
-4 4s’03 F-A $56,000c. .Aug 1 '07-13
4 ! (is'05 J-D 125,000c.
June 1 1920
Water Bonds.
4 i •>s’05 F-A
79,000c. ...Aug 1 1930 6s
’87 A-O $58,000c&r_Oct 1 1917
School Bonds.
5s
’91 A-O
20,000c.. .Oct 1 1917
•5 s
'97 J-D
$2,000c. ..June 1 1907 5s
’89 A-O
Oct 1 1919
8,000r
5s
'97 F-A
2,000c. --Aug 1 1907 5s
'90 A-O
1 1920
3,000r
Oct
5s
’97 M-S
4,000c. ..Sept 1 1907 5s
’88 A-O
13,000r
Oct 1 1918
5s
’97 A-O
2,000c. ..Get 1 1907 4s
’99 F-A
10,000c...Feb 1 1929
5s
'97 M-N
3,000c. ..May 1 1908 5s ’94
A-O
10,00<Fc__.Oet 1 1917
5s
’98 J-D
..June
1
1908
2,000c.
5s ’91
A-O
2,000c
Oct 1 1920
4 1 Ss’98 M-S
6,000c. ...Sept 1 1908 BONDED DEBT Nov 7 ’06 .$702,500
'99 M-S
4s
O.OOOr. ..Sept 1 1909 Floating debt
94,013
4s
00 M-N
1,000r_ ..May 1 1910 TOTAL D E BT Nov 7 1906. 836,513
4s
’00 J-D
2.000c- ..June 1 1910
4s
00 J-D
4,000c. ..Sept 1 1910 Water debt (Included)
124,000
4s
1 ,000c. ..Feb
01 F-A
1 1911 Assessed valuation, real..
10,178,534
4s
Ml M-N
1 ,000c- ..May 1 1911 Assessed val, personal
HI47,700
4s
01 F-A/ 18,000c.Feb 1 ’11-16-21 Total valuation 1906
11,326,234
114,,oooc. .Feb 1 ’26-31 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$18 00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900..
10,896
4s
’03 J-D $90,000c_..June 1 1925 ! Population In 1905
13,601
INTEREST on refunding bonds due 1925 is payable at the New Jersey
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. of Jersey City; on all other issues at the West
Hudson County Trust Co. of Harrison.
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KEYPORT.
This town Is in Monmouth County.
Incorporated March 7 1870.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907...$50,000 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$10.83
576
Floating debt
(Assessment about actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1906 —1,653,480 Population in 1905.-
3,385
LONG BRANCH.
Thos. R.
Newcomb, Clerk.
This
Woolley, Comptroller; B. B.
city is in Monmouth County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Beach and Park Bonds.
4s g ’05 J-D 150,000c...June 1 1935
Board Walk Bonds.
4s ’06
$250,000
1936
Incorporated May 17 1903.
BONDED DEBT Mchl’07
$420,000
Assessed valuation 1906..12,354,67a
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18
Population in 1905..
Population in 1900
2()
12,18<>
8,872
LONG
BRANCH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. 14 Ms
J-J /$19,000
Jan 1 192s
4^s
M-S $19,000
Sept 1 19121
\ 18,000
Jan 1 1933
INTEREST on beach and park bonds is payable at the City Treasurer’s
office.
MADISON.
This
are
tax
C. G. Willits, Clerk.
borough is In Morris County,
exempt.
LOANS—
Road Bonds.
When
Incorporated Dec. 27 1889.
Bonds
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Hs
F-A $70,000c
Aug 1 1920
F-A $15.000c
1907-1909:48
F-A
10,000...
.1923
($2,000 due yearly.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$145,000
4X&
Due.;
School Bonds.
' Assessed valuation 1906
2,960,380
A-O $15,000c
1917-1931 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$19 80
Refunding Bonds.
'Population In 1905
4,115
F-A $20,000r
4s
1919 | Population In 1900
3,720
4s
A-O
1923!
15,000
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank of Madison.
58
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP.
This
Charles
township Is In Passaic County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
5s ’06
J-D
Assessed valuation 1906. _$l ,081.585
(per $1,000) 1906
$14.60
Population In 1905
2,277
Tax rate
$50,000c..Dec 1 ’26-’35
MERCER COUNTY.
Edward P.
County seat Is Trenton.
When Due.
LOANS—
Bridge Bond6.
4s ’04
4s
Mount, Collector.
Armory Bonds.
J-D $25,000c...Dec 2 1916
Bonds.
4s
J-J
$25.000c
July 1 1923
4s 1904 M-N 15,000r
1924
4s ’04
J-D
10,000
Dec 1 1924
4s
A-O
10,000
1925
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06..$772,300
Floating debt.
205,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept
1906__977,300
Sinking fund
38,817
NET DEBT Sept 1906
938,483
Tax valuation, real
.46,034,679
Tax valuation, personal..
11,150,883
Total valuation 1906
79,343,336
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..
$4 22
Population In 1905.
.110,516
Population In 1900
95,365
4s
5s
M-S $10,000c__Feb 1 '08-09
4s
J-J
30,000c
Jan 1 1923
4s 1904 F-A
19,800r ..Aug 1 1923
4s
M-S
14,000r
Mch 1 1924
M-N
4s
10,000
May 1 1925
4s ’05
M-S
64,900
Sept 1 1925
4s '05
J-D
7,950
Dec 1 1925
Road Improvement Bonds.
4s
A-O
$50,000c
1941
4s
J-D 100,000r_..June 1 1933
3Hs*03 F-A
Erving, Chairman.
61,000r
18,000r
1933
1 1934
1935
Dec
J-D
J-D 103,000
Building Bonds.
Renewal
A-0$228,500c&r_ Apr 1 1941
2# ,000c.
Feb 1 1944
3,000r
3Hs’04 J-D
..1944
INTEREST payable at County Collector's office.
3 Us
4s
F-A
__
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
H.
Raymond Groves, Collector
County scat Is New Brunswick.
When Due.
Road Bonds (Con.).
LOANS—
4s '0.4
Renewal 8onds.
J-J
$48,000r.._Jan 1912 21
(See
V. 79, p. 118, for maturity )
J-J
$20,000r_ .Jan 1 '08-11
3Ws
J-J I 15,000r. .Jan 1 ’12-14 4s ’04
J-J
f
500
Jan 1 1921
\ 4,000r-.-Jan 1 1915
115,000 ..Jan 1922-36
3 Us
J-J
18,000r
1916-1919 4s
A-O
43,000r
1932-1935
J-J
8,000r
1920-1921 4s '05
30.000
s
J-J
t,000r
1917-1924
Bridge Bonds.
3 4s
4s '05
J-J $149,900c&r_Jan 1 '22-31
8,000
.»
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907_$427,200
Road Bonds.
3.4s
1907-1912 Assessed valuation 1906..46,557,485
J-J
$4,6«0r
3 4s
F-A
l6.800r._Feb 9 ’08-11 County tax (per $1,000) 1905._$8 30
A-O
4s
2#,800r
Apr 1 '07-13 Population in
1905
97 036
Population In 1900
..79,762
payable at the County Collector’s office. New Brunswick
TAX FREE.—All bonds issued by this county are tax exempt.
INTEREST Is
bonds Is payable at U. S, Mortgage A Trust Co..
H. V.
Crawford, Mayor; S. Stuart, Treas’r.
This town is situated in Essex County,
Incorporated 18&4. All bonds
are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Railroad Bonds.
Sewer Bonds (Assessment).
5s
M-N $30,000c_Nov 1 ’07-09
5s
M-N $100,000c..May 1 1913 5s
M-N 135,000c. .No-v 1 ’10-18
School Bonds.
! BONDED DEBT
June7’06_$484r500
5s
M-N $15,000c
1907-1921 Sinking fund
63-,000
4s g
M-S
15,000c._Sept 1 '07-11 NET DEBT June 7 1906.
421,500
1 Floating debt (additional)
20,000
3 4s g
J-J
7,OOOc._July 1 '07-13 Tax valuation, real
10,265,279
os
M-N 27,500c...May 1 1913 Tax valuation, personal..
1,904,800
Fire House Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
12,170.079
3 4sg
A-O $40,000c
Apr 1 1921 Total valuation 1906
24,737.900
Renewal School Bonds.
iTax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16 00
34s g J-J $ 100,000c. .July 1 1932 Population In 1905.
16,370
Park Bonds.
Population in 1900..
13,962
3 4sg06 J-J $100,000c..June 30 1931 j
INTEREST on the railroad bonds is payable at the office of the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.; on the $100,000 oi sewer
bonds
at the National Shoe & Leather Bank of New York
City; on all other
Issues at the Bank of Montclair, Montclair, N. J.
-
MORRIS COUNTY.
G. A.
Becker, Director; Jos. F. Mc¬
Lean, Collector.
Morristown is tiie county seat.
LOANS—
When Dug. I Assessed val., personal
$6,043,557
Road Bonds.
j Total valuation 1906
38,708,149
4s g
J-D $380,000c
1935 !County tax rate (per M) ’06
$6.64
(Subject to call after 1905.)
| Population In 1900
65,156
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$380,OOO| Population In 1905.
67,934
Assessed valuation, real. .32,664,592 | Population In 1907 (est.)
70,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Morristown Trust Co.
NEPTUNE.
This
Robert L.
Kieder, Treasurer.
township Is in Monmouth County.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07
$93,000 i Assessed valuation 1906..$4,800,250
10,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$17 16
103,0001 Population In 1905.
9,357
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
NEWARK.
J. H.
Bacheller, Comptroller.
Newark is situated In Essex
burgh annexed Jan. 1 1905.
LOANS—
City Hall Bonds.
County.
When Due
3
3
4s’01 J-J$1,0()0,000
1931
Jan
4s’02 J-J ' 500,000___0ct
1932
City Hospital Bonds.
3 4s’02 J-J $300,000
Jan 1 1932
City Improvement Refunding.
4s’93 M-S$l ,500,000
Mch 15 1923
Corporate.
6s ’78
F-A$700,000
Aug 1 1908
5s ’80
J-D 500,000
June 1 1910
Intercepting Sewer.
4s ’88
A-O $620,000..Apr 10 1908
School Bonds.
3.35s’97A-0$200,000
Oct
4s ’96
J-D 100,000
4s ’98
F-A 100,000
3 4s’99 J-D 300,000
June 1 1916
Aug 8 1918
Dec 1 1929
Oct 11932
May 1 1933
1933
Apr 1 1934
Apr 1 1955
4s’02 J-J 100,000
4s’03 M-N 100,000
3 4s’03 J-D
15,000r
4s ’04
A-O 200,000r
34s’05 A-O 370,000r
(Subject to call Apr
3 4s’05 J-J
70,000
34s’05 M-N 250,000r
(Subject to call Nov
3 4s’06 A-O 650.000
(Subject to call April
3 4s’06 F-A
65,000
(Subject to call Aug.
3
3
1 1917
All bonds
are tax
Sewer Bonds.
6s ’79
M-S$180,000
Street Improvement.
6s ’79
M-S$270,000
Tax Arrearage.
4s ’97
J.J
$86,000
4s ’98
J-J
88,000
4s ’99
J-J
89,000
4s ’00
J-J
87,000
J-J
4s ’01
75,000
4s '02
67,000
4s ’03
57,000
July 1 1913
4s ’05
100,000...Aug 15 1910
Street Opening.
4s ’95
F-A$100,000
Aug 5
Track Elevation Bonds.
3 4s’02 J-J $500.000
Jan 1
4s ’04 M-N10 100,000..May 19
3 4s'04 F-A 450,000r
Aug 1
3
•
j-J
4.^s’04 A-O
1932
1954
1954
4s’05 M-N 250.000r__.Nov 1 1955
(Subject to call Not 1 1945.)
Public
Library.
4s ’97
J-J $300,000
June 1
3 Hs’01 J-J
50,000
Jan 1
Old Burying Ground Lease.
3 Hs’99 A-O $25,000
Apr 1
Water Debt.
5s ’79
M-N$100,000_
May 1
5s ’91
M-S
70,000...Sept 15
4Hs’85 F-A 200,000
4Hs’85 M-N 15,000
4J3s*88 M-S
20,000
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
’88
J-D
’90
J-D
A-O
’84
’86
1927
1931
1909
1909
1911
Feb 1
Nov 1
Mch 1
20,000...Dec 29
20,000...Dec 31
30,000
’87
’92
’92
’92
’93
’95
'96
'97
’99
’00
’00
’01
’02
Oct
1915
1915
1918
1908
1910
1 1914
_
A-0$1,95O„0OOr_Apr 1 1955
(Subject to can May 1 1904.)
Market.
4s '91 A-O $335,000r
Apr 11911
VAILSBURG BONDS.—Annexed Jan.
4!*s’04
1915
3Hs’05
(Subject to call Aug 15 1906.)
LOANS—
Sc wer
Valls-
exempt.
F-A
12,000
Aug 1 1916
A-O
15,000. _:_Apr 1 1917
F-A 2,450,000..Feb
11922
Nov 1 1955 4s
M-N 4,000,000..May 1 1922
4s
A-O
1 1945.)
20,000...Oct 10 1912
M-N
Apr 1 1956 4s
55,000
.Nov 15 1013
4s
F-A
1 1946.)
40,000...Aug 21 1915
4s
A-O
Aug 1 1956
40,000...Oct 20 1916
4s
F-A 100,000
1 1946.)
Aug 1 1927
4s
A-O
20,000...Oct 12 1919
F-A
Mch 1 1909 4s
20,000
1920
Aug
4s
r
M- N2,000,000
N ov
1922
Mch 1 1909 4s
M-S
1921
20,000
Sept
4s
A-O 30,000
Oct
1922
1907 4s ’03
J-J
July
30,000
1923
July
July
1908„:3Hs’04 F-A 100,000r ...Aug 1 1934
1909 I 3 V£s’05 M-N 490,000r__ .May 1 1955
July
1910
July
(Subject to call May 1 1945.)
1911 4s ’05
M-N $50,000
July
May 1 1925
July 1 1912
Storage Reservoir.
1 1945.)
July 1 1955
When Due.
1
1905.
|
Water.
4Hs’98 A-O $20,000c
$140,000c ...Jan 1 1934 i 4 J^s’98 A-O
20,000c
10,000c ...Oct 1 1934
l
School.
4s’00
J-J
4^s’03 M-N
_
Oct 1 1913
Oct 1 1928
$14,000©
1907-1920
25,000c ...Nov 1 1933
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer and at local banks.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
Dec. 31 1906. Dec. 31 1001. Deo. *1 1904.
Total bonded debtdncl.water debt)$22,925,000
Sinking funds
7,059,902
Net bonded debt
Water debt (included above)
$23,262,00#
7,380,17#
$20,007,000
#,773,085
$15,865,098
$11,957,000
$2,129,000
$15,875,82#
$18,293,315
$12,007,00#
$#,977,000
$1,043,00#
$4,006,500
The sinking fund receives each year an amount equal to about
3% of
the bonds outstanding.
Temporary loans bond are only issued against
such assets as unpaid taxes of the last two years, which are not
applied to
the payment of tax-arrearage bonds, and unpaid assessments for
street
paving and sewer Improvements.
Temporary loans (additional)
DEBT LIMITATION.—Fifteen per cent of the total valuatioa.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessment about full value.
Real
Personal
Total Asstsoe4
Total Tax
Years—
Estate.
Property,
Valuation.
per $1,000,
1906
$239,221 ,886
$47,432,144
$286,654,03#
$17.40
1905
153,005,955
38,724,197
191,730,1*2
22 60
1904
35 342,378
138,405,027
173,747,406
22 70
1902
131.243,762
33,247,630
,164,491,412
22 20
1900
118 389,435
31,716,725
130,106,16#
22 40
1890
88,526,690
23,983,890
112,512,68#
18 2#
1880..
17.631 ,095
65,733,315
83,364,41#
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 283,289; in 1900 It was 24#,#T#; in 189#
it was 181,830; in 1880 It was 136,508.
..
_
MILBURN TOWNSHIP.
This
John F;
township is In Essex County.
LOANS—
Sewer
When Due.
Bonds.
Gentnel, Clerk.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906
..$212,500
Total valuation 1906.
2,369,950
4S
M-S $70,000c_. .Sept 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906___$21 90
M-S
70.000c_.. Sept 1 1933 Population in 1900.
44s
..2,837
44s’04 M-S
35,000c...Sept 1 1934 Population In 1905
3,182
4
School Bends.
4a
M-N $37,500C
This district Is In Bergen County.
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1905. .$5,047,745
4s '05
F-A $45.000..Aug 1 ’34-’42 i School tax (per $1,000)
1905.$11.20
BONDED DEBT Oct 190§_$130,500
LOANS—
-
($2.### payable each year.)
_
NEW BARBADOES TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. J. Demurest, Clerk.
j
i
;
sewer
MONTCLAIR.
$23,885,160
This town is in Hudson County.
LOANS—
When Due.
*
INTEREST on
New York City.
Tax rate
per $1,000
[VOL. UtXXIV.
Apr., 1907.)
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEW BRUNSW10K.
O. O.
Stillman, Treasurer.
This city is situated in Middlesex
County
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.1 LOANS—
When Due.
Sinking Fund Bonds.
Sinking Fund Bonds — (Con.)
4^ ’02 M-N $12,000
3
May 1907
4s’01 A-O $15 950
Apr 1926
3S
’03 M-N
10,000
Nov 1908 3 HjS’02 F-A
1 925
.Feb
1927
’94 M-S
3s
40,000
Sept 1917 3 "’92 F-A
12 566..
1927
Aug
4 J<jS'94 A-O
95,000
Oct
1919 3 l^s’02 J-D
11,600
Dec
1927
4 ><js’95 M-N
65,000
Nov 1920 3 bjs’03 M-N
15,000
May 1928
4^s’96 M-N 68,000
Nov 1921 3 h's’03 M-N
20,766
Nov
1928
4s
'97 M-N
10,000
Nov 1921 3V*s’04 M-S
48,000r ..Mch 1 1929
4s
’97 M-N 201,000
May 1922 3Hs’05 M-S 10,000
Sept 1915
4s
’97 M-N 97,000
Nov 1922
Improvement Bonds
4s
*98 M-N 110,000
May 1923 6s
$10,500
..1907-08
3Hs’98M-N 24,000
July 1923
Library Bonds.
3HS'98 M-N 29,000
Aug 1923 4s
$12,000
Sept 1932
’98 M-N 62,000
4s
Nov 1923
Repavement Bonds
3 Ms’».! M-N
20,000
Jan
1924 4s
M-S $50,000
Sept
1 ’32
3 J^s’09 M-N
•2,000
Feb
1924 BOND. DEBT Apr
1 ‘06 $1,158,207
3Ms’99 M-N 48,000
Mch
1924 Sinking fund and cash
391,804
3^s’9.) M-N 25,000
Nov 1924 NET DEBT Apr
1 1906
766,403
3Hs'99 M-N
5,300
Dec
1924 Assessed valuation, real..
8,683,090
3Hs’00 M-N
3,375
Feb
1925 Assessed val., personal
1,920,965
3)48’00 M-N
4.350
Apr 1925 Total valuation 1906
10.604,055
3 J^s'OO M-N
3,375
June 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
..$22 30
3 V^s’00 M-N
13,000
Nov 1925 Population In 1900
20,006
3 j-^s’O1 M-N
1,500
Jan
1926 Population in 1905.
....23,133
INTEREST on Library and Re-pavement bonds Is
payable
Bruns
at
the
wick Trust Co.; on all other bonds at the
National Bank of New Jersey
New Brunswick, where principal will be
payable at maturity
.
.
....
...
...
LOANS—
.
.
NEWTON.
Joseph Coult Jr
This town
exempt.
is in
Sussex
Incorporated 1864.
Bonds
are
tax
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$116,000c
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’05
A-O $100,000c.. Oct 2 1935
School Bonds
•5s
J-J
$15,000c. .Jan 1 ’08-’22
NORTH BERGEN.
NUTLEY.
Chas.
BOND. DEBT Mch 28 ’07. $231,000
Sinking fund
6,399
Assessed valuation 1906
2,875,988
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1906
$14 00
Population in 1905.
4,222
4s
34s
County.
$50,000
134,949
Assessed valuation 1906..$5,240,975
Tax rate (per $1.0001 1906
$19 28
184,949 j Population in 1905
11.134
H.
town,
.
OAKLAND.
W. B.
1906._.$17.30
586
OCEAN CITY.
This city Is in Cape May County.
BONDED DEBT 1905
$125,000 Assessed valuation 1906..$5,735,477
Floating debt
61,450 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18 39
TOTAL DEBT 1905
186,450 ! Population In 1905
1,835
PASSAIC COUNTY.
5s
J-J
50.000
J-J
44s
125,000
4 4s
A-O 125,000
4s
J-D
50,000
Sewer Assessment
4s
J-J
$18,000
INTEREST on all
Water Bonds.
5s
4s
A-0$344,000
F-A
Oct
90,000... Aug
1 1912
’24-’29
Funding Bonds.
4s ’07
bonds
Is payable at
Orange.
J-J
$54.000c...Jan
the Orange National
1
1937
Bank of
municipal debt
330,017
Apr. 1 '05.
Apr. 1 *04.
$1,799,300
320,538
$1,638,600
300,794
Net debt
$1,400,174
Water debt Unci, above).
$434,000
$1,398,983
$1,478,762
$1,337,806
$434,000
$434,000
$434,000
Floating debt (additional) $334,124
$269,068
$189,691
$247,177
CITY PROPERTY is valued at $3,300,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (about 85%
to 90% actual value) and tax rate for a Beries of years have been as follows:
Personal
Real Estate.
Sift,99i,600
10,248.304
9.889.200
9,625,650
..
...
Indebtedness
Property, to be deducted.
$1,862,050
9.210.200
&.990.000
3,919.700
1,282,175
1,234,000
1.127,448
1,126,988
782.000
529,100
75,382
84,950
137,929
24.141;
la 1890 It
was
This city
44s
J-I)
.1.1
J-J
M-N
M-S
F-A
5s
M-N
$17,857,650
11,530,479
11,123,200
10,677,716
10,252,238
Tax Rate
per $1,000
$20.00
28 40
27 60
28 20
27 60
27 00
21 00
la 1905 It
18,844; in 1880 It
was
was 26,101;
In 1900
13,207; In 1870 It was
Ackerman, Treas.; T. R. Watson, Clerk.
Is la the county of the same
LOANS—
City Bends
John E.
Ass'd
Valuation,
6,732,000
9,348.
PASSAIC.
Tot.
4.448.800
POPULATION.—In 1907 feat.). 27.500;
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
Building Bonds.
4s ’04
A-O $40,000c..Apr
1 1924
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’00
J-J
$50,000...June 30 1920
City Hall Bonds.
5s *93
A-O
4 ^s’94 M-N
4s ’94
J-J
4s ’99
A-O
4s ’02
F-A
150,000...Apr
’08-’22
’33-’44
’23-’32
1908
1 1932
120,000. ..Nov
100.000...July
30,000...Apr
76.000...Aug
Renewal Bonds.
4
4s’97 M-S $47 ,000. .Sept
1907
4s ’86
J-D
41,000. .June
1907
4s '87
J-I) / 20,000...Dec
1908
l 80.000. ..Dec
’09-’ 16
4s ’87
J-D [12,500
Dec
1909
l 20,000...Dec
’lO-’ll
.
.
4s ’88
4s ’89
J-D
J-D
4s
4s
4s
4s
34,500.. .Dec
’00
J-D
85,000... Dec
20,000 ...Dec
20,000... Dec
'00
’00
M-N
38.000...May
4Hs’98 J-D
1
1913
1914
1908
1909
1910
1910
1011
1911
1917
1922
1023
1023
1923
1924
1924
1924
1925
1926
’01
4s ’01
4s ’02
4s ’02
4s ’03
4s ’03
4s ’03
4s *04
4s ’04
4s ’04
$5,399,932
$5,016,946
$5,086,827
$4,517,955
1906 aggregated $486,799.
The value of
40,537,453
8,141,402
48,678,855
4.947,009
28.928,690
3,544,517
19,893,125
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 111,529; In 1900 it was
105,171; In
It was 78,347; In 1880 It was 51,031; In 1870 It was
33,579.
23,981.681
16.348.608
1880
PERTH AMBOY.
A. C. Sofield, Treasurer; W. T.
Chairman Finance Committee.
25 00
25 00
21 10
1890
Stacey,
This city Is In Middlesex County.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
LOANS—
When Due.'
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s
F-A $15,000
Aug 1 1909
4s g
M-S $25,000
Sept 1 1918
Assessment Bonds.
4s
10.000
Mch 1919 4&4V£s
$123,500
tol909
4s
36,000
Oct
1915 4.48 ’04... „ 85,000
1910
4s
18,000
July 1917 446*06 J-J 160.000c
Sept 1912
_s
5,000
Jan
1922
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
37,000
Oct
1922 4 4s
1929
$17,000
Feb
4s '04
M-S
54,000
Sept 1 1934
Recapitulation.
M S $49,000c... Sept 1 1936 Water bonds
4s ’06
..$525,000
Fire Department Bonds.
School bonds
185,000
J-J
44s
$10,000
Jan 1 1914 Assessment bonds
222,200
4 4s ’04
19,000-.
1924 Tax-arrearage bonds
15,000
Improvement Bonds.
Improvement bonds
17,300
4s
$15,500
1907-1911 Judgment bonds
24,000
Judgment Bonds.
bonds
Repaving
3,000
4s
$24,000...
1920 Reservoir bonds
10,000
Repaving Bonds.
Fire Department bonds
34,800
$3,000
1908-1909 TOTAL DEBT Aug 1906. .1.394.900
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund & cash
158,500
4 4s
$250,000.....Sept 1922 NET DEBT Aug 1906
1.236.400
(Subject to call Sept 1 1907.)
• Tax valuation, real
•.SI?,895
4s
Jan
25.000
1917 Tax valuation, personal
2,330,519
4s
12,000
July 1016 Total valuation 1906
12,248,414
4s
J-J
80.000
July 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
.$18 90
4s
3,000
Sept 1908 Population In 1900
17,699
4s '04
J-D 155,000c...June 1 1934 Population In 1905
25,895
4s '05
J J
40,000c...July 1 1935
INTEREST Is payable In Perth Amboy.
...
...
Apr. 1 ’06.
$1,729,000
$1,702,000
301,826
Sinking funds.
was
N.
...
Dec. 29 ’06.
it
Charles
...
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
..
John
Donahue, Comptroller;
Sterrett, Chairman Board of Finance.
1900
1890
■
.
..
—
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation
(about threefourths of the cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Real
Personal
Total
Rate oj Tax
Years—
Estate.
Property.
Assessed Val. per $1.000.
1906
$74,230,095
$15,459,377
$89,689,472
$17.80
1905.
47,131,489
11.133,851
58,265,340
25 00
1904..
46,164,658
10,436,710
56,601.368
25 00
1902
43.306,043
9,768,381
53,074.424
25 00
•
1890
County seat Is Paterson.
LOANS—When Due.
Court House Bonds—(Con.)
Bridge Bonds.
4s
F-A$100,000c..Feb
’lO-’ll
5s
F-AS104,000c..Feb
’12-T3 4s
J-J
125.0O0e.Jan l '14-15-16
4s
J-J " 10.000c
July 1 1919 4s
M-N 25,000c ...\lav 1 1919
4s ’06
A-O j 65,000c... Apr 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT
Jan 1 1907..$954,000
\65,000c ..Apr 1 1926 Floating debt
.135,000
Rebuilding Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
111,104,641
4s
M-S
60,000c
Sept 1 1917 Tax valuation, pers’l
20,421,726
4s ’04
J-J
300,000c.July 1 ’20-’24 Total valuation 1906
131,526,367
Court House Bonds.
j
& Co tax (per M) '06....$13.60
State
4s
F-A $50,000c
Feb T 1908 Population In 1905
175,858
4s
F-A
50,000c.. Aug 1 1909 Population In 1900
155,202
INTEREST Is payable at First National'Bank, Paterson.
The sinking fund on Nov 1
the city property Is $2,805,790.
,
l889
Slater, Clerk; John L. Conk¬
118,455
Orange is situated in Essex Comity.
Incorporated as a town Jan. 31
1860; as a city April 3 1872.
LOANS—
When Due J
Tax Arrears.
Street Assessment Bonds.
M-S
4,4s
$4,500
Mch
1908
4s
A-O $16,000
1907-1914 1 4s
A-O
21,000...Apr
’08-’10
4 4s
M-S
500
March 1908 4s
^A-O
30,000.'.. Apr 1 ’08-'12
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-O
45,500.. Apr 1 ’08-’14
6s
F-A $57,000
1929-1923
School House Bonds.
5s
J-D
June 1 1922 4 4s
5,000
M-N $5,000
Nov 1 1907
5s
J-D 250,000
0,000. .June 1 ’23-’32 4 4s
J-J
$60.000.. July 1 ’13-’18
5s! ’
J-J
0,000.. Jan 1 '08-’09 j 4s
10,000
J-J
(40,000.. July 1 '24-’31
5s
J-J
16,000
6,000..Jan 1 ’ 10- * 11!
July 1 1932
\ 2,000
5s '
J-J
20,000
20,000..Jan 1 ’13-'14 4s ’04
J-D i25,000c
Dec 1 1934
5s
J-J
60,000
M-N
1912
8,000
5s
J-J
1 ’19-’22,4s ’05
80,000
80,000..Jan
J-D
15,000
1935
....
John J.
lin, Collector.
Total debt
ORANGE.
Willett B. Gano, City Clerk; F. G. Coughtry,
Collector of Taxes; C. E. Kissani, Chairman Fin. Com.
..
3 4s
J-D
30,000. ..Dec
1
M-N 38.000... May
l
M-N 39,000...Nov 30
M-N 49,000
May 1
J-D
38.000...Dec
1
A-O
25,000. ..Apr
1
M-N 35,000... May
1
J-D
55,000c. .Dec
I
F-A
25,000... Feb
1
A-O
35.000c_ .Apr
1
M-N 40,000c.. Nov 14
J-D
1912,4s ’05
75,000c..Dec
1
| 4s ’06 J-D 115,000c.-Dce 1
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
TOTAL DEBT—
Nov. 1 *06. Mch. 20 ’06.
Nov. 1 ’05.
June 1 ’04.
Total bonded debt.
$4,253,000 $4,267,000 $4,272,500
$3,399,500
Bills payable, certs., <fcc. 1,146.932
749,946
814,327
1
Romaine, Borough Clerk.
This borough Is In Bergen County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1 ’06.$69.3001 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
426,2901 Population In 1905
1904
1902
1900
47,000c
9,000c
9,000c
24,000c
5s ’92
J-J
$50,000...July ’07-’08
5s ’93
F-A
50,000
Aug ’08-’09
4 4s’95 A-O
25,000... Oct
1 1910
4 4s’95 A-O
25,000... Oct
1 1911
4s ’98
A-O
50,000.. .Apr
’13-T4
4s '98
F-A
15,000
1918
Aug
4s ’99
A-O
50,000. ..Apr
’14-T5
4s ’00
J-D 100,000...June 1 1919
4s ’04
M-S
70.000... Mch
1 1929
4s ’04
M-N 54 ,000c..Nov
’14-’29
4s ’05
M-S 275,000c..Mch
1 1935
4s ’06
J-D
36,000c.. June 1 1931
Funded Debt Bonds.
4 4s’95 A-O
$80.000...Apr ’08-’09
4s ’04
J-D 500,000c..June 11939
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s ’98
J-J
$97,000...July 1 1908
4s ’99
M-N 150,000... May
1909
4s ’00
M-S 150,000... Mch
1 1910
4s ’01
M-S 150,000...Mch
1 1911
4s ’05
M-N 110,000c ..May
1 1915
Sewer Appropriations.
4s ’95
J-D $270,000..June
1910
4s ’99
F-A
1916
18,000...Aug
4 J^s’94 J-D
36,000...Dec
1909
5s ’91
J-D
22,000... Dec 1 ’07-’08
5s ’92
M-N
14,000...Nov
1907
Park Bonds
4s ’88
A-O $125,000..Apr
’08-T2
4s ’90
J-D
20,000... June
1910
5s ’91
J-D
15,000...June 1 1911
5s ’92
J-D
15.000...June 1
located in Essex County, was formerly the
township of
Name and government changed by Legislative Act of 1902.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Refunding Road Bonds.
4s
M-N $47,000c
Nov 1 1925
4s
A-O $42,000r
Apr 1 1915 4Hs
F-A
2,000c...Feb 1 1911
Road Bonds.
4^s
A-O
3,000c. .Oct 15 1911
4s ’04
A-O
$5,000c.
Apr 1 1914 4Hs ’05M-S
9,000c.__Mch 1 1915
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s ’06
M-N
5,000
May 1 1916
4 y<js
F-A
$5,000c
Aug 1 19081 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. $154,000
M-N
4HS
5,000c
Nov 1 1908 „Floating debt
34,581
F-A
4^s
3,000c...Feb 1 1910 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
188.581
F-A
4^s
11,000c
Feb 11911 Total valuation 1906
3,877,039
A-O
4Hs
8,000c..Oct 15 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$16 60
4^s ’05M-S
3,000c...Mch 1 1915 j Population in 1905
4,556
4s '06
M-N
6,000
May 1 1916 ; Population in 1900.
..3,682
NUTLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Frederic Clements. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$52,000
4s ’06
J-J
$52,000c
July 1 1946 Assessed valuation 1906_..3,875,939
! School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$6 10
INTEREST Is payable at the Essex County National Bank In Newark.
....
’13-T7
1921-1930
This city Is in Passaic County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
Kierstead, Treasurer; Max P. KaufBookkeeper and Auditor.
mann,
1905
$35,000c_Dec 1
<
*
Franklin.
Yrs.—
1906
J-D
J-D
PATERSON.
Charles Dietz, Chairman.
This township is in Hudson
BOND. DEBT Feb 1905
Improvement certificates
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1905
Total
Funding Bonds.
34s
F-A $42,000c..Aug
’07-’20
F-A
40,000c..Aug ’21-’30
Hospital
Bonds.
5s
M-S
1912 34s
F-A
$6,000c
1927
5s
M-S
1907-1915 4s ’06
M-N 25,000c
1926
F-A
44s
1907-1914 BOND. DEBT July 1
1906.$727,500
4 4s
M-N 22,000c
Nov’16-T7 Floating debt
1
90,481
34s
A-O
28,000c
1919-1920 Sinking fund.
3,750
34s
M-S
50,000c
1911-1920 Assessed valuation, real._21,654,125
34s
J-J
31,000c
1907-1932 i Assessed val., personal
3,259,910
M-N 39,000c
34s
1907-1932 Total valuation 1906
24,914.035
4s
A-O
20.000c
1924 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$16.66
4s ’06
M-N 100,000c
1926 ! Population In 1905
37.837
Population In 1900
27,777
i Population In
1907 (est.)
43,000
INTEREST Is payable at Passaic National Bank,
Passaic.
4
.
LOANS—
This
Attorney.
,
County.
When Due.
School House Bonds.
.
...
67
When Due.
name.
Incorporated
Street Imp. Bonds.
44a
J-J
April 22 1873.
$50,000c
1913-1917
$1$.000c.June 1 *67-’19( ($5,000 yearly to July 1 1913 and
8,000c
1907-1914 |
1914, $10,000 In 1915, $15,000 In
11,500C
1916 and 1917.)
1918:
’07-’24 |
18,000c. .Nov
Public Improvements.
12,500c
1907-1911 5s
J-D $30,000c
1907-1912
Public Park Bonds.
7,500c.. .Aug 1 1919
12.000c. .May
’18-’24 5s
J-J
$27,000c
1907-1915
..
,
...
...
...
.
PHILLIPSBURG.
This town Is In Warren County.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07. .$183.0001 Tax rate
(per $1 .000) 1»M
Assessed valuation 1906
5.741.115 | Population In 1905.
PLAINFIELD.
W. F. Arnold, Treasurer.
This city Is In Union County.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Street Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
j 5s
J-D $12.000c
4s
M-N 1 $35,000c.May 1 ’28-’34 5s
M-N
3.000c
t
4
J-J
6,000c...May 1 1935:
$8,000c
$19 80
13.352
1907-1927 ;5s
Dec
1907
..1908
Crematory Bonds.
M N
$700c
Nov
1907
68
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
BON'D. DEBT Feb 1907.-.$312,700
School Bonds.
Albert J.
4s
15,369
the
ment
new
bonds.
The water bonds
were
renewed in 1891 at 4%
,
SUSSEX.
Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
| Population In 1905
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at the Rahway National Bank.
RED BANK.
Clerk.
W m.
an agree¬
RIDGEFIELD PARK.
This
James H.
village Is In Bergen County.
LOANS—
When Due. ! BOND. DEBT
School Bonds.
Floating debt
17,500
Assessed valuation 1906
1,200,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
29.00
Population In 1906 (est.)
3.000
;
$34,000..
_.s
Road Bonds.
$25,000...
__s
...
Sewer Bonds.
.
.
s
$92,000
...
ROSELLE.
C. B.
Truman, Treasurer.
W. J
and the water works
are
44236.5180910.FJFueenbtb
The sinking funds are well maintained
supporting.
much more than self
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s ’06
J-D $25,000r
June 1 1936
4s ’06
J-D 100,000r
.June 1 1936
Police & Fire Tel. & Tel.
3 Ms
A-O $40,000. ..Apr 15 1923
1912
.
City>Hall Bonds.
4s '07
4s
4s
M-S$300,000r__.
1937
Contingent.
M-N $2,000...:
F-A
2,000...:
1907
Funding.
Crematory.
J-J
$50,000....
Ms
F-A
17,000
10,000
2,500...]
M-N
25,000r
A-O ’ 16,000r
M-N 20,000r..J
Hospital Bonds.
4s
J-D $12,500r
4s
A-O
4,000r__(
Paving Bonds.
4s '06
F-A$l 10,000r__ .Aug
M-S
4s
1
1
1912
1912
1908
1921
1922
1922
1922
1926
1914
M-N
1907-■1910
1911
Oct 1 1934
.
1921
Fire Department.
4s
M-S $41,000...]
4s
M-S
4,000....
4s
A-O
2,880
j
3 Mis
J-J
15,000
3
4s
F-A $31,600
4s
J-J
170,000.
4s ’04
A-O 569,000r
Police Department.
1909
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s '06
4s
4s
$1'5 00
1,318
B. Stokes, Treasurer.
.
Alms House.
3 Ms
M-N $1,000...:
$18.99
6,263
.Sept 1906...$151,000
.6,845
5,302
Hammond, Collector of Taxes.
Trenton is in Mercer County.
$21 20
.8,649
.7,935
Boswell, Treasurer.
P. V.
TRENTON.
OttcTson, Commissioner; A. C. Harrison,
This town is in Monmouth County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. $ 155,000 I Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
3,962,525 ; Population In 1905
Population in 1905.....
Population in 1900
This borougli is In Sussex County.
BOND. DEBT Oet 1906
$77.000 ! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
819,9601 Population In 1905
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907.--. 770,459
Water debt (included)
185,000
Total valuation 1906
4,257,377
...
May 1 1926
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $125,000c...June 1 1928
M-N 65,000c
Nov 1 1933
J-J
$9,000r
Jan 1 1935 |
INTEREST on $05,000 sewer bonds due 1933 Is payable in New York
City; on all other issues at office of City Treasurer.
at 7% was
adjusted at the 35% rate.
Interest on these water bonds Is also now
promptly paid.
Incorporated 1858.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds Renewed.
Adjustment Bonds.
4s
J J $185,000
July 1 1932
4s ’82 M-N $517,571r
Nov 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’07.. .$772,571
(Subject to call at any time.)
Sinking fund
2,112
School Bonds.
J-J
$35,000c&r_Mch 1 1918
Piltration Plant Bonds.
4 Ms’06
$35,000
.1936
Assessed vaJ., personal
Total valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $1,000) '04
Refunding Bonds.
-
having been made In 1890 by which all accrued interest
4Hs
May $10,000c
BONDED DEBT Feb'07.. $244,000
7,892,750
864,650
8,757,400
$16 40
Assessed valuation, real
1 1929
4s
This city, of Union County, was declared bankrupt in 1882, and a com¬
promise of the debt, exclusive of the water debt ($185,000), was forth¬
with agreed to with most of the leading creditors at 35 cents on the
dollar,
the debt, exclusive of water debt, then amounting to about
$1,200,000.
This settlement was completed In 1894, and Interest is now
paid promptly
on
Incorporated In March 1899.
When Due.
School Bonds.
M-S $35,000c
Mch
Fire Department Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
LXXXIV.
Haas, Treasurer.
LOANS—
Westlake, Acting Mayor; Charles H.
Angleman, Auditor and Treasurer.
J. F.
This city is in Union County.
.
($3,000c
Dec 1 1912
4s g ’04 J-D 150,000c.June 1 ’13-'22
i
6,000c...June 1 1923
l 1,000c
June 1 1924
l 5,000c
June 1924 Population In 1900.
4s ’05
J-D {54,000c. .June ’25-’33
l 4,000c
June 1934
4s ’05
J-D
13,000c
1908-1920;
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
RAHWAY.
SUMMIT.
Assessed valuation, real. 17,835.825
Assessed val., personal
3,133,555
Total valuation 1906
20,969.380
Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$13 50
Population In 1905..
18,468
[VOL.
Park
5s
4s
4s
3 Ms
4s
4s
4s
3 Bis
4s
1924
4s
1934
1935
July 1
...
J-D $18,000. ..Dec 15 1910
Improvement.
J-D
$5,000.
Dec 1 1916
J-D
69,000. ..June 15 1913
M-N
25,000.
May 1 1916
J-D
Dec 1 1916
5,000.
J-J
5,000.
July 1 1917
J-J
2,000. ..Jan 16 1918
A-O
25,000.
Apr 1 1918
M-S
20,000. ...Sept 2 1926
J-D
10,000.
June 1 1929
J-J
14,350.
July 1 1930
—
—
Pavement, So. Warren St.
F-A $15,500. ..Aug 21 1929
Pavement. Clinton A ve.
1 1916 4s
J-J
$6,160
July 1 1928
Re-paving.
,
3 Ms
Sewer Com missioners.
M-S $35,000.. ..Sept 1 1932 4s
$17,100
July 1 1907
$72,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. ..$14 80
A-O
27,000.. ..Oct 1 1933 4s
J-D
1,800
June 1 1908
3
Sinking fund
A-O
4,500 j Population In 1905
Ms
35,000.. .Apr 15 1933 3 Ms
...2,142
J-J
7,075
July 1 1912
Assessed valuation 1906
4s
J-D
2,141,025 |
10,000.. ..Dec 1 1933 3 Ms
J-J
1,610
July 1 1913
4s
J-D
20,000.. ..June 1 1934 4s
F-A
20 1914
ROSELLE PARK.
J. B.
4 s ’05
M-N 60,000r. ..Nov 1 1935 4s
J-D
23 1914
This borough is In Union County.
4s ’06
F-A 128,100r_. ..Feb
1916 4s
J-J
1,485
Jan 4 1915
4s ’06
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906
F-A
None j Assessed valuation 1906.. $2,017,238
13,000r
.Aug 1 1936 4s
A-O
1,050...Oct 24 1915
Certificate 5s for sewers
Library Bonds.
$72,521 ' Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
General Loan Bonds.
11 70
Certificate 5s for sidewalk
3HS
J-J $100,000.. .Jan 1 1931 4s
8,078 I Population In 1905
J-J
$7,000
Jan 6 1909
2,236
3
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906
Ms
F-A
15,000.. .Feb 1 1932 3 Ms
80,599 !
F-A
Feb 2 1913
4,795
School House.
3 Ms
A-O
4,500
Apr 1 1913
4s
J-J
RUTHERFORD.
A. H.
$12 000... -July 1 1908 3 Ms
J-J
4,025
July 1 1913
4s
A-O
8,000... .Oct 1 1908 4s '04
J-D
900r
Dec 7 1914
man, Clerk.
4s
F-A
22,000... Feb 16 1911
Sewer
Certificates
This borough is In Bergen County.
The bonds are exempt from taxation.
4s
M-N 18,000... May 15 1913 5s
$343,200
1907-1909
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 20 '06. .$206,500
4s
A-O
9,000... .Oct 1 J 917 4s '07
F-A
63,000r.. .Feb 1 1917
Funding Bonds
4s
Floating debt
J-J
27,173
Jan 16 1918
6,000
Refunding
4s g
1916 Sinking fund Feb 20 '06
M-S 578,500c
4s
.4040,582
18,000... Oct 25 1914 4s
'
F-A $29,000.._Aug 13 1907
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
4s
M-N 21,000... -Nov 2 1916 4s
4,415,894
M-N
8,200___Nov 10 1907
4(jsg J-J
$75,000c
July 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) '06
4s
$24 20
F-A
8,000... .Feb 1 1917 4s
F-A
45,000...Feb 14 1908
Street Bonds.
i Population in 1905..^
4s
,T-J
5,218
14,500.._ Jan 18 1918 4s
M-S
72,000...Sept 5 1908
4s
M-N 510,000c
1932 Population in 1900
3 Ms
M-N 25,000... .Nov 1 1929 3 Ms
4,411
F-A
50,900
Feb 20 1909
Park Bonds.
3 Bis
M-N 100,000... .May 1 1930 3 Ms
M-S
52,000...Sept
11 1909
4s '05
F-A 512,500c&r_Feb 1 1930
3 'As
J-D
2.500
.June 11931 3 As
F-A
24 1910
INTEREST on park, funding and street bonds is payable at Rutherford
3 'As
F-A
1 1 ,800
-Feb 1 1922 3 Ms
A-O
20 1910
Nat. Bank; on Improvement bonds at New York City.
3 'As
J-J
7.500
.July 6 1931 3 Ms
F-A
Feb 11 1911
3 'As
M-S
48,500.
.Sept
1
1932
3
Ms
F-A
RUTHERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4.600.. .Feb 24 1912
C. P. Perham, Clerk.
3 Ms
J-D
15,000... .June 3 1932 3 Ms
A-O
5,400. ..Oct
1 1912
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.. .$114,545
3 Ms
F-A
3,000...
..1933 3 Ms
5s
F-A
M-N
25 1913
$6,975c_$l .000 yearly; Assessed valuation 1906
4,415,894
3
Ms
J-J
..
0
0
5.7
.July 6 1934 4s
A-O
4s
J-D
20 1913
49.570c. .June
20 1930 School tax
$7.20
(per $1.000) 1906
3 Ms
J-J
70,000... July 22 1933 4s
F-A
4 s '06
A-O
20 1914
48,000c.. Apr 1 '14-'61 Population In 1907 (est.).
5,7503
3 Ms
F-A
..
0
0
5
.
Aug
17
1933
4s
’04
M-S
4s '06
20,100r_ .Sept
J-D
10,000c. ...Dec 1 1936
1 1914
4s '04
M-S
50,000r__ .Sept 1 1934 4s
F-A
9,000...Feb 24 1915
INTEREST on the issues of 1906 is payable at the office of R. M. Grant
4s
M-N
.Nov 1 1935 4s
13,500...
M-N
24,000... Nov
1 191 f>
& Co.. New York: on all other bonds at the Rutherford National
4s
Bank,
M-N
5,100.
.Nov 1 1935 4s
F-A
34,600...Feb 24 1916
Rutherford
This borough Is In Union
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
County.
3 Ms
4s
...
Woodruff, Collector.
..
Brinkerhoff, Mayor; F. A. Sted-
...
•
.
.
_.
_.
__
SADDLE RIVER
(Township).
This township is in Bergen
BOND. DEBT 1905.
John S. Strehl.
3
County.
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1906
SALEM.
4s
$75,000
11,000
131,000
Josiah Miller,
;
Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,202.175
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
24 30
Population In 1905.
2,048
Mayor; Win. F. Clark, Treasurer.
E. B. Allen,
Somerville Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds.
4s '06
J-Jj$105,000c .July 1 ’21-’35
$16 50
.6,443
County Collector.
SOUTH
(1.
ORANGE.
Albert
C.
Wall,
President;
Thomas
Conway, Treasurer.
This village is in Essex
LOANS—
Refunding
J-J
(Subject to
4s g
F-A
4s g
County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.. $336,000
Tax valuation, real
.7,166,232
Tax valuation, personal
1,106.464
Total valuation 1906
8,272,696
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16 50
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1905
4,932
Is '04
J-J $265,000c&r_J’ly '09-'44 Population In 1900
4,608
(See V. 79, p. 2617, for maturity.)
Construction Bonds.
1
4s '05
J-J
$8,500r Jan 1907-1924!
INTEREST Is largely payable at U. S. Mort. ArTrust Co.. N. Y.
SOUTH ORANQE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
If. W. Foster. Clerk.
This district Includes the township of South Orange and the
village of
South Orange.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907--.$83,000
.1907-1909 Assessed valuation 1906... 10,753,946
f$7,500c
4s
F-A (21,000c
.1910-1916 (Assessment abt. 70 % actual value.)
.1917-1923 School tax (per $1,000) '06
124.500c
$3 70
5s
J-J
.1906-1917 Population in 1905.
16,000c
.6,878
J-J
4s
1908-1921
14,000c
INTEREST on the $53,000 issue Is payable at the Fidelity Trust Com¬
on the 5s at the Franklin Savings Institution,
pany, Newark:
Newark,
and on the $14,000 Issue In New York.
..
..
(Subject
SPRING LAKE.
W. H. Potter
,
Mayor.
This borough is in Monmouth County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. $138,500 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
2,227,305 Population In 1905
$22 00
_1,039
Oct
1
1907
1911
Aug
1
1916
School.
5s
A-O
5s
M-S
1898.)
$8,000
3 Ms
3 Ms
F-A
A-O
4s
4s
4s
A-O
F-A
F-A
4s
4s
4s
4s
...
$3,000
PAYABLE
BY
$21,395
29,418..
_•
9,124
5,767
13,187
16,244....
21,890
Feb
1
Oct
Feb
Feb
1
1
1
1907
1908
1911
1912
1913
1915
1916
July 1 1911
BONDS. ASSUMED.
(
1907-1914
1907-1913
7,000
LOANS
M-N
J-J
BONDS,
Assessed upon City.
Street Improvement.
4s
4s
Ewing Township.
5s
$13,000...Apr 20 1913 |
to call in
WILBUR
ASSUMED.
Improvement.
5s
J-J
$15.000.. _Julv 21 1913
5s
F-A
15 000
Aug 1 1915
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Assessed upon prop, benefited.
Street Improve men t.
4s
4s
3
...
Ms
3 Bis
4s
4s
4s
$96,955
M-N
5,567
F-A
43.522.1..
A-O
6,733
A-O
51,349
F-A
64,055
F-A 106,209
.
..1907
1908
Feb 1 1911
1912
Oct 1 1913
Feb 1 1915
Feb 1 1916
WATER LOANS REPORTED SEPARATELY.
City Water.
City Water—(Con.)
M-N $75,000...May 15 1913 3-Ms
A-O $75,000
Apr 1 1922
J-J
Jan 1 1917 4s ’04
175,000
J-J
50.000r
July 1 1934
J-J
175,000
Jan 1 1927
Chambersburg Water.
J-D
45,000
June 1 1916 •r>s
J-J
20.000
July 1 1907
INTEREST is payable at Treasurer’s office in Trenton.
TOTAL DEBT. &c.—
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds
;.
Net debt
Water debt (Inch above)..
Mch 1 ’07.
Mch. 1 ’06.
Mch. 1 ’05.
Mch. 1 ’04.
..$4,483,015 $4,519,040 $4,466,640 $3,766,845
...
1,538,672
1,511,435
1,653,912
1.612,244
$2,944,343 $3,007,605 $2,812,728 $2,154,601
$690,500
$672,500
$627,600
$558,500
CITY PROPERTY.—The total value of
property owned by the city is
estimated at $2,967,200,
ASSESSED
..
..
A-O
P fl r|\ §
5s 88
A-O
Incorporated 1869.
When Due.
Bonds.
$51 ,060c
Jan 11930
call after Jan 1 1920.)
$13,000c_Aug 1 '07-'19
Ms
CHAMBERSBURG
| BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1906.$280,000
Floatlngdebt
112.395
i Assessed valuation 1906..22,547,093
1 175,000c
July 1 193 6 I County tax (per $1,000) 1905..$6.40
‘Population in 1905
36,270
INTEREST is payable at New York Trust Co., New York City.
$51,600
13,800
F-A
44,200r
...
4s ’06
This city Is tlie county seat of Salem County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$125,8501 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
3,707,002 | Population in 1905
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Refunding.
Years—
1906
including water-works, $2,000,000.
VALUATION.—Property
Real
Estate.
assessed *
Personal
Property.
Deductions.
$1,321,921
at about actual
$52,480,350 $10,215,895
34,135,911
7,413,230
947,338
33,393,550
6,901,964.701,627
28.495,422
6,835,167
1,425,464
28,347,950
6,709,182
1,404,909
33,652,223
27,100,245
6,763,730
1,576,624
32,287,351 '
20,199,162
6,981,643
1,484,959
25,695,846
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 84,180; in 1900 it was
73,307;
jt was 57,458; in 1880 it was 29,910.
1905
1904
1902
1901
1900
1890.
value.
Net
Rate of Tax
Valuation, per $1,000.
$61,374.324
$15 60
40.601 .803
22 50
39,506,162
22 00
33,905.125
22 00
21 50
21 50
In
1890
Apr
.
UNION.
1907.
PENNSYLVANIA—DEBT OF STATE.
Emil Bautz
This town is in
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
$5,000.1. Jan
5s
Jr., Clerk.
1
1908
5s
5s
56
15,000
May 1 1913
J-J
70,000..Jan 1 *08-’14
A-O
10,000
Oct 1 1907
Town-Hall Construction.
5s
$2,000..Jail
1
1908
Fire-House Bonds.
4V£s’06 J-J
i $3,000
Jan 2 ’08-’09
\ 4,000
Jan 2 ’10-’11
UNION COUNTY.
Floating debt
4>£s
49,069
1 1907
249,069
5, 882,480
1906
.$19 86
.17,005
.15,187
are
J&J
]$8,000c...July 1 1907
1 18,000c. July 1 ’08-’09
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..
$985,000
Tax valuation, real
Population In 1907 (est.)
Population In 1905
Population in 1900._
E. Steelman
Dr. W. F.
Clerk.
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population in 1905
.$14 40
116
Sawyer, Mayor; Henry S. JackFloating debt
1 1936
WALLING-TON.
Sept'3’06.$189,000
12,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 3 1906. 201,000
Assessed valuation 1906..$2,027,932
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$23.70
Peter E. De
4,593
Kyser, Receiver of Taxes.
This borough is in Bergen County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$50,000 Assessed valuation 1906
Floating debt
4,000 I Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
54 .000 , Population in 1905
1,000)
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
fund
WEEHAWKEN.
Thomas
$505,452
$31 60
2,475
Carroll, Clerk.
township Is in Hudson County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Bonds.
4 ^s’05 J-J
(P. O. Station 1. Hoboken.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $238,400
Improvement certllicates..
143,581
Sewer notes
30,100
Floating debt
26,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
438,081
Tax valuation, real
7,908,408
Tax valuation, personal
135,900
Total valuation 1906
8,044,308
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1900
$20 70
Population In 1900
...5,325
Population In 1905_
..8,027
1 $30,000c._Jan 1 ’16-’25
40.000c._Jan 1 ’26-’35
School Bonds-.
”
4s
J-J
$18,000c
1920
4‘ »s
A-O
20,000c
1911
4s
M-N
15,000c
May 1914
4s
M-S
45,000c. _Mch 1 T6-’30
4s
M-S
25,000c
Mch 1 1931
4s
J-D
45,400c
Dec 1 1932
INTEREST on bonds due 1911 and 1914 is
payable at First National
Bank of Hoboken; on other bonds at Hudson Trust Co.
...
[
.
Robert W.
This town is in Union
County.
Hardin, Treasurer.
LOANS—•
When Due. Floating debt
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
4>.js'<)6 J-D $30,000, .Dec 31 ’07-’16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
BOND. DEBT Sept 12 1906$101,000
Population in 1905
WEST HOBOKEN.
F.
A.
McMahon, Clerk.
$53,320
4,476,300
$17 80
5,265
This town is situated in Hudson
County.
Incorporated in 1861.
When Due
Renewal Bonds.*
School Building and Sites.**
6s
J-J
$27,000
July 1 1910
5s
J-J
$6,000..July 1 ’07-’08 6s
J-J
Jan 1 1911
9,000
5s
J-J
8,000..July 1 ’07-’10 6s
J-J
7,000
July 11911
4s
M-S
36,000..Mch 1 ’0S-’31 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $ 487,500
($1,500 due yearly.)
3Us
A-O
4s '05
J-J
40,000
Apr 1 1912
100,000c
July 1 1925
Library-Site Bonds.**
4s
A-O
$2,625..Oct 15 ’07-’12
Miscellaneous
Loans.**
Paving 4s
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
Sinking fund
I
229,095
716,595
17.146
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907...
609.449
on hand Jan 1 1907..
39,385
Assessed valuation, real.. 11.426,000
Assessed val.. personal
805,350
Total valuation 1906
12,231.350
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
$20 00
Population In 1900
23 094
Population In 1905
29,082
Cash
$2,000...Dec 23 1909
Fire 4s
5,000..June 1 ’07-’ll
INTEREST on bonds marked * Is payable at the First National Bank
of Hoboken, and those marked ** at the Hudson Trust Co.
WEST NEW YORK.
James L. Wolfe, Clerk.
This town Is In Hudson County.
(P. O. Station 3. Weehawken).
LOANS—
When Due.\
Funding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 *>js’05 F-A$150,000c
Aug 1930
4s
A-O $55,500C ..Apr 1911-16' BOND. DEBT Nov 1
1906.$454,500
Street Bonds.
Floating debt
312.639
4s
A-O $13,000c ....Apr 1912 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1906.
767,139
Fire-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
5,384,254
4s
A-O $14,000c ..Apr 1907-09 (Assessm’t about actual value.)
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
$22.11
5s
J-J
$ 16,000c--Jan 1 ’08-’30 Population In 1900
5,267
5s ’06
70,000c. _Jan 1 ’10-’44 Population In 1905
7,196
INTEREST is payable at Hudson Trust Co., West Hoboken.
....
WEST ORANGE.
Wm. F. Conciit, Chairman; Edward A.
McGnirk, Treasurer.
This town Is situated In
1900.
Essex
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Redemption Bonds.
4 Mis
J-J $25,000
July 1 1921
Refunding Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
$45,000
July 1 1922
Incorporated
as a town Feb. 28
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
463,701
Sinking fund
26,875
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
436,826
Assessed valuation, real
4,732,150
Assessed val., personal
710,500
Total valuation 1906
5.442.650
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$25 60
Population In 1900
6,889
Population In 1905.
7,872
Population In 1907 (est.)
8,250
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $150,000
Jan 1 1934
4s g’04 M-N
90.000
Nov 1 1934
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $310,000
Sewer notes (additional)
125,814
Floating debt
:
27.887
INTEREST on bonds is payable at the Orange National Bank,
Orange.
Bonds are exempt from tax.
WEST ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Frank L. Baldwin, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. 4'£s
J-D
$9,000c.-June ’07-’09
4s
F-A $15,000c...Feb ’10-’12 4s ’05
J-J
7,500e.July 1 ’13-’27
4s g
A-O
50,000c..Apr 1 ’13-’22 BONDED DEBT July 1*06.$146,500
4s g
F-A
10,000c.. Feb 1 ’23-’24 Assessed valuatIon 1905.. .4,444,583
4s ’04
M-S I 5,000C-.-Sept 1 1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1905.$10 00
4s
j 50,000c.Sept 1 ’25-’29
INTEREST on loan of 1904 and 1905 Is payable at the United States
Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City; other Interest at Orange Nat. Bank.
Woodbury.
In the table below we give statements
regarding minor civil divisions in
the State of New Jersey which are not
represented among the foregoing
detailed returns.
We add in each case the population from the State
Census of 1905.
Bonded
Debt.
Place—
Floating
Debt.
Avalon (B.),
Cape May Co
$35,000 $13,000
Bergentleld (ILL, Bergen Co..
33.000
None
Bordentown (C.), Burling. Co._ 60,000
31,550
Bound Brook (B.), Somerset Co
Bradley Beach (ID, Mon. Co„.
Brigantlne (C.). Atlantic Co
Caldwell (B.), Essex County.-._
Carlstadt (ID, Bergen County.
Del ford (ID, Bergen County..
E. Rutherford (B.), Bergen Co.
Franklin (Twp.), Bergen Co
Freehold (T.), Monmouth Co
Garlleld (B.), Bergen County
Hackettstown (T.). Warren Co.
liaddonfield (ID Camden Co.
Hammonton (T.). Atlantic Co.
Hammonton School District
Hasbrouck Hts. (ID, Bergen Co
Hasbrouek Hts. School District
High Bridged!.), HunterdonCo.
Lakewood (Twp.), Ocean Co
Lodi (ID, Bergen County
Lodi School District
Manasquan (B.), Monmouth Co.
Matawan (ID, Monmouth Co__
Merchantville (B.), CamdcnCo.
Millville (C.), Cumberland Co._
Monmouth County
Northampton(Twp) .Burling.Co.
North Plainfield School District
Park Ridge (B.), Bergen Co
Rockaway (ID, Morris Co
71.000
48,800
27,500
20,000
40,000
Woodbrldge (Twp.), Middlesex
Woodstown (B.), Salem Co
B.—Borough.
T.—Town.
State
of
Assessed
2,306
75,000
21,847
1,357,399
25.30
977.185
17.90
7.45
25.00
15.50
15.40
2,551,859
1,646,415
1.353,510
2.768,400
......
22,747
7,861
29,000
30,000
62,500
56.000
400
750.971
21,000
28,500
61,000
5,068,125
22,563
None
None
43,200
33,000
57,000
86
1 .095
4,073
3,389
1 ,037
95
1.670
3,100
841
3,165
1,566
2,934
5,092
2,594
3,466
1.334,471 19 30
5.65
1,528,396
1,347,160 24.50
35,700
60,000
1905.
549.800 29.70
1,225.000 23.60
1,541,827 17.60
1,191,485 21.70
286,663 15.20
1,296,948 14.70
873.346 23.80
1,195,549 20.00
None
52,925
42,105
55,500
52,000
Tax
Popularate per tlon in
Valuation. $1,000
$434,555 22.30
4,000
23,500
70,000
_
Salem County
Sea Isle City (B.) ,Cape
MayCo.
Somerville School District
So. Amboy (B.), MlddlesexCo._
Teaneck School District
Union (Twp.), Bergen County.
Union (Twp.), Union County..
Verona (Twp.), Essex County.
Warren County
Westwood (B.), Bergen Co
Wharton School District
Wildwood (B.), Cape May Co._
909,433
909,433
14.39
14.65
25.80
650
1 .382
4,265
’
3.500
587,195 21.60
833,238 22.12
1,510,500 19.10
4,216,000 21.00
43,000
25,000 367,761 76,531,015
29,000
4,000
2,558,327 21.00
70,000
2,542,640
None
45,000
684,525 22.90
None
25,000
765,400 19.31
44,000
10,000 15,316,996
5.00
1 ,157,742 18.36
7.281
51,000
1 ,055,505
None
24,000
7.50
35,000
126
2,954,490 17.50
None
24,500
None
42,500
1,192,490 21.80
None
26,000
2,901,968 10.60
None
30,000
1,521.475 15.10
None 21,287,966
15,000
4.37
None
27,500
656.700 21.70
None
24,500
444.675 12.20
21 .000
22,000
1,612.304 16.84
None
28,700
3,636,640 22.20
None
36,000
1,158,750 14.60
Twp.- -Township.
1
1,636
1,479
11.884
5,509
1.189
1.585
26.278
432
'6,258
2.188
2.614
2,576
40,403
1,044
"
500
10,221
1,500
C .--City.
Pennsylvania.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Schwartz, Treasurer; John P.
LOANS—
4s ’04
F-A$ 144,000. .Aug 1 ’07-’54
Assessment and Renewal Bonds * *
4 Us
J-J
$24,750
Jan 1 1908
4s
J-J
75.000
Jan 1 1910
4,560
,
.
J-D
95,000.
Sewer Bonds.
i
4s
F-A $45,000
'
Population in 1905
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
F-A $25,000
INTEREST on the 4’$s is payable in Vineland.
WESTFIELD.
-
,
Funding Bonds.
4<is,06J-D $24,000c...June
This
120,000
117,211
99,353
Royal, Clerk.
This borough is in Cumberland County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
„
call.)
$8,000c.Nov 1 ’07-'14
Water Bonds.
4s
F-A $42,000c
See below Population In 1905.
($5,000 due Feb 1 1911 and $5,000
on Feb
1 every 5 years thereafter.) ,
INTEREST on the street-improvement bonds is payable In
91,347,145
Tax valuation, personal. 12,490,515
Total valuation 1906
103,837,660
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$2 80
This city is in Atlantic County.
*
LOANS—
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1»06_$88,000
.-Assessed valuation 1906
1,673,643
Sinking
to
i$84,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s ’05
J-J
$20.500r
July 1 1925
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907
$71,500
Assessed valuation 1906.. .3,084,960
(Assessment at actual value.)
Total tax (per $1 ,000) 1906
$17.70
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
4s
.
Incorporated Jan. 2 1871.
When Due.
M-N
exempt.
Refunding War Bonds.
—
VENTNOR CITY.
tax
Redfield, Treasurer.
...
(Subject
N. R. Leavitt, Collector.
.
son,
LOANS—
School Bonds.
5s
$1,000..
Population in 1900.
,
Ernest
This city Is In Gloucester County.
funding bmds offered April 8.]
School Bonds.
4V$s
F-A
$5,850.. Feb 1 ’08-’ 16
60,000. .Feb 1 ’17-’28
4Hs
F-A
5s
F-A
28,000. .Feb 1 ’07-’15
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07_$ 200,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan.
Total valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population In 1905.
County seat is Elizabeth.
Bonds
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Bonds
4s
A-0$ 150,000c
Oct 1 1909
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1889.)
4s
J-J
150,000c
July 1 1910
(Subject to call after July 1 1900.)
4s A&O
50,000c
1913
Sheridan House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$28,000c.. .July 1917
(Subject to call after July 1907.)
Court House Bonds.
4s
A-O $569,000c _Oct
1 1942
Interest payable at Elizabeth.
VINELAND.
WOODBURY.
Hudson County.
69
Admitted
Total
area
State
Capital
State
a
as
of State
One of
Original Thirteen
(square miles)
45,215
Harrisburg
Governor (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 191 l)__Ed\vin S. Stuart
Secretary of State* (term expires Jan. 1911)-Robert. McAfee
Treasurer (term expires May 1908)
William H. Berry
♦Appointed by Governor, and holds his office at Governor’s pleasure.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday in
January, and there is no limit to the length of the sessions.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For a history of Pennsylvania’s State’debt from
1789 to 1893, see the “State and City Supplement’ of
1893, pages 63 and
64.
Tile details of the debt as it now exists are subjoined.
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
—Interest— —-Principal
P. Cl. Payable. When Due. Outstavd’g
Agricultural College bonds, 1872r
6
F-A Feb 1 192:
$500,000
Funding loan, 1881 r
4
F-A
Feb 1 1912
1,904,450
do
1881 r
i
3 1£
F-A
Feb l 1912
576.800
Proceeds of farm sale, 1887
6
Quar/ Held In 1
17.000
jStateTreas. j
Unfunded debt and debt upon which Interest has ceased
134.117
INTEREST on the Agricultural College loan Is payable at the State
Treasurer’s olfice In Harrisburg; on all other bonds at Farmers' & Mechanics’
Bank In Philadelphia.
.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.-^...
Total public debt
Sinking
funds
.:.
_
Dec. 1 1906.
Dec. 1 1905.
$3,132,367
3,011,123
$4,131,867
4,008,909
Dec. 1 1904.
$4,718,817
4,541,217
Net debt
$121,244
$122,958
$177,600
Unfunded debt (included above)
$134,117
$134,117
$134,117
The sinking fund on Dee. 1 1906 held the following securities:
Allegheny
Valley Railroad bonds, $300,000; U. S. Government 4% bonds due 1925,
$500,000;
premiums and commissions paid on same. $153,500: cash,
$2,057,623; total, $3,011,123.
Balance In treasury Dec.
1
1906 was
$1 1 .440,042.
The unfunded debt mentioned In the above table consists of relief notes
In circulation. Interest certificates unclaimed. Interest certificates out¬
standing. and bonds past-due upon which Interest has ceased.
ASSESSED VALUATION has been as follows;
Years—
Peal.
1906
1905
1904
..
..
..
1903
..
..
1900...
1895
1894
1892
3,476.059.800
.
1902
1901..
1899
1898.
$4,001.521.903
3.520.136.662
..
..
.
.
..
..
..
2.930,682,780
3,218,593,792
2,766,829,685
2,728,163,336
2.685.199.712
2.471,018 204
2.389.232,748
2,308.767,431
-Assessed ValuationPersonal.
$932,688,853
1.094.468,656
1,016.870,979
846.483.115
988,242,477
800,248,173
761,755.893
859,979,33?
846,751,853
770,049,820
658,341,105
591.007.558
Total
$4,934,210,756
4.614,605.318
4,492,930,779
4,205,642,459
3,918.925,257
4,018.841.965
3,528,585,578
3.588,142.667
3,431,951,565
3,241,068.024
3,047,573,853
2,899.774,989
The above does not Include valuation of railroad
property.
The State
makes no general tax.
Income Is derived from tax on capital stock, on
money at Interest, on collateral Inheritances, on corporate loans, on bonus
on charters, &c., &c.
70
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
DEBT LIMITATION.—-In
Pennsylvania the limit to the Indebtedness
of the State, and to the Indebtedness
of the cities and minor civil
organiza¬
tions In the State, Is fixed by the State
Constitution.
indebtedness.—With regard to the State, the
regulations con¬
trolling and governing debt creation, payment, &c., are found In
Sections
‘4
5. 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article IX of the
Constitution, and are as
follows:
State
1.
AND TOWNS.
fVrOL.
LXXX1V.
In 1897 an Act was passed
allowing savings institutions and savings
banks chartered under Special Acts to Invest in
Pennsylvania county7 and
municipal bonds, notwithstanding any provisions of their charters.
The
law
follows:
CHAPTER 77, LAWS OF 1897.—From and after the
passage of this Act
all provident Institutions,
savings institutions and savings banks, chartered
under Special Acts of this Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, may notwith¬
standing any provisions of their charter, loan the moneys received by them
on deposit
ARTICLE IX. SEC. 4. No debt shall be created
upon the bonds of any7 county, city, borough,
by, or on behalf of, the school district within this
township or
State except to supply casual deficiencies
Commonwealth
Issued pursuant to the au¬
pf revenue, repel invasions,
thority7 of any law of this Commonwealth for the payment of which the
suppress Insurrection, defend the State In war, or to
faith
pay existing debt;
and credit of the municipality
and the debt created to supply deticlencies in
issuing them are pledged.
revenue shall never exceed,<?
In the aggregate at any one
It
was not until 1889, as
time, one million of dollars.
already stated, tnat a general law facilitating
the organization of savings Institutions was
SECTION 5. All aws author! ing the
passed.
The following is sec¬
borrowing of money by and on tion 17, which
behalf of the State shall
contains the Investment limitations; we would
specify the purpose for which the money Is to be
especially
used, and the money so borrowed shall be used for
direct attention to subdivision four of this section;
the purpose specified
and no other.
SECTION 17.—It shall be lawful for the trustees of
any savings bank to
Invest money deposited therein
SECTION G. The credit of the Commonwealth
only as follows:
shall not be pledged or
(1) In the stocks or bonds or Interest-bearing notes or the
loaned to any Individual,
company, corporation or association, nor shall
obligations of
the United States, or those for w-hlch
the Commonwealth become a
the faith of the United States Is
joint-owner or stockholder in any company,
pledged to provide for the payment of the Interest and the
association or corporation.
(2)County
SECTION 11. To provide for the payment of the
present State debt, and
any additional debt contracted as aforesaid, the
General Assembly shall
continue and maintain the sinking fund
sufficient to pay the accruing
Interest on such debt, and
annually to reduce the principal thereof by a
sum not less than two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars; the said
sinking
fund shall consist of the proceeds of the sales
of the public works, or any
part thereof, and of the income or proceeds of the sale of
any stocks owned
by the
Commonwealth, together with other funds and resources that
may
be designated by law, and shall be
increased from time to time by assigning
it any part of the taxes or other revenue of
the State not required for
the ordinary and current expenses of
government, and unless in case of war,
invasion or insurrection, no part of the said
sinking fund shall be used or
applied otherwise than in the extinguishment of the
public debt.
SECTIOX 12. The moneys of the State, over and above
the necessary re¬
serve. shall be used in the
payment of the debt of the State, either directly
or through the
sinking fund, and the moneys of the sinking fund shall
never be invested in or loaned
upon the security of anything except the
bonds of the United States or of this State.
to
SECTION 13. The moneys held as
necessary reserve shall be limited by
law to the amount required for current
expenses, and shall be secured and
kept as may be provided by law.
Monthly statements shall be published,
showing the amount of such moneys, where the same are
deposited, and
how secured.
(2)
In
the
out of the public moneys, or
using
for any purpose not authorized
by law, by any officer of the
State, or member or officer of the General
Assembly, shall be a misde¬
meanor, and shall be punished as
may be provided by law; but part of
such punishment shall be
disqualification to hold office for a period of not
less than five years.
Pennsyl.
vania the power to
create county loans is in the Board of
County Com.
missioners, which consists in each county of three
persons
elected trlenrfia'ly under the minority system of voting, by which the
minority party
in each county usually has one member of the
Board.
In cities and boroughs the power to create
Indebtedness Is vested in coun¬
cils. municipal debts being created by ordinance.
The creation of county, city and other
municipal indebtedness is subject
to the following constitutional
limitationsARTICLE IX. Sec. 7. The General
Assembly shall not authorize any
county, city, borough, township or incorporated district to become a
stock¬
holder in any company, association or
corporation, or to obtain or appro-
f>riate
for, or to loan its credit
money individual.
nstitutlon
or
SECTION 8. The debt of any county
district,
or
other
municipality
to, any corporation, association
city, borough, township, school
or incorporated district, except as herein
exceed seven per centum upon the assessed
value
of the taxable property therein, nor shall
any such
Incur any new debt, or increase its indebtedness tomunicipality or district
an amount
exceeding
two per centum upon such assessed valuation
of property .without the assent
of the electors thereof at a
public election in such manner as shall be pro¬
vided by law; but any city the debt of which now
exceeds seven per centum
of such assessed valuation may be authorized
by law to Increase the same
three per centum. In the aggregate at
any one time, upon such valuation.
SECTION 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the
debt, or any part
thereof, of any city, county, borough or
township, unless such debt shall
have been contracted to enable the State to
repel invasion, suppress do¬
mestic Insurrection, defend itself in time of
war, or to assist the State in
he discharge of any portion of its
present Indebtedness.
SECTION 10. Any county, township, school district or
other munici¬
pality Incurring any indebtedness shall, at or before the time of
so doing
provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to
pay the interest,
and also the principal thereof within
thirty years.
provided, shall
never
POPULATION OF
»
-
1900
1890
1880
1870
STATE.—
C.302.no I860
0.208,014 1800
.4,282,891 1840
3,021 901 1830
...
2,906,210 11820
2.311 .786
...
1
1
1810
.724.033,3 800
,348.2331 1790
....
1,049,408
810,09]
602,360
434,373
SAVINGS BANKS I N VESTMENTS—POWERS AND
RESTRICTIONS.
we believe, entitled to the distinction of
starting the
first savings institution in the United
States.
The name this association
bore was the “Philadelphia
Savings Fund Society.” and It still
exists,
bearing the same name.
Originally the bank was not Incorporated, but
was a voluntary organization
such societies In Great Britain
being at the
time of a like character.
The date of the organization was
November
27 181G, and the bank was opened for
business Dec. 2 1816.
The oldest
ledger of the company goes back to the time of
opening, and shows a de¬
posit on that day (December 2 18J6» of five dollars.
The company was not
Incorporated until February 20 1819.
The second savings institution In
the State, however, did not come Into existence
until 1847.
In J889 a
genera] law facilitating the incorporation of
savings banks was-passed by
the Legislature.
Still, the report of the Banking
Department shows that
In November 1906 the total number of
savings banks within the State
was only ten.
The aggregate deposits of these banks at
that date was
$151 ,246,468.
'The provisions of the special charters are all
liberal as to investments.
A law passed in 1880, and a
supplement of the same passed In J889, au¬
thorizing the extension lor twenty years of special
charters, contains the
ollowing.
—Philadelphia Is,
“provided also, that
*
*
no
•
Savings Institution or Savings Bank
capital stock, renewing or extending its charter,
corporate rights
and franchises, under the provisions of this
Ad, shall thereafter be allowed
the privileges of a bank of discount, nor be
allowed to loan any money re¬
ceived on deposit, t&A/X first
mortgage or lieu upon /cal estate within this
commonwealth. upon the bonds or securities of the United
States or of
State, or this upon county, city, borough,
township oi school bonds of any
county, city, borough, township or school district within this common-
having
ureaitn.
no
or
About
as
t&tute
ystd and valid securUies.
on any “good and
valid security” appears to confer
discretion upon the managere as could be
expressed In a
any oilier
Authority
to loan
broad
IfliJi
a
*'
'j
of
the
Commonwealth
of
principal.
Pennsylvania
(3) In the stocks or bonds of any7 State In the Union that
has not within
years previous to making such
investments, by such corporation,
defaulted in the payment of any part of either
principal or interest of any
debt authorized by any7 Legislature of such
State to be contracted.
(4) In the stocks or bonds of any7
city7,
county, town or village of any7
State of the United States, Issued
pursuant to the authority of any law of
the State, or In any
Interest-bearing obligations Issued by the city or county
In W'hich such bank shall be situated.
(5) In bonds and mortgages on
unincumbered, Improved real estate,
situated in this State.
It will be noted that,
according to the foregoinglSub-dlvIsIon four). Penn¬
sylvania savings banks are allowed to invest their
deposits In the bonds and
stocks of any city, county, towrn or
village In any of the United States.
Furthermore, by the fifth sub-division, bonds and
mortgages are left to the
discretion of the trustees in all purchases,
except that they must be first
mortgages on improved real estate in Pennsylvania.
The next section (18)
relates to the temporary deposit of funds In
banks and trust companies.
It
makes it lawful to deposit
temporarily in banks or trust companies the
excess of current dally receipts over the
payments until such time as the
same can be
judiciously invested in the securities named above.
„
-
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
same
State loans in Pennsylvania, whether created for
original indebtedness
or authorized to fund
existing indebtedness, are usually negotiated
through
the Governor and Commissioners of the
sinking fund.
The last Act of the Pennsylvania Legislature
authorizing a public loan
was the Act of June 8
1881, when a thirty-year loan was effected to fund
existing indebtedness at a lower rate of interest.
The earliest date at which the last of the
existing indebtedness of Penn¬
sylvania will mature Is February 1 1912. and under
existing arrange¬
ments the accumulations In the
sinking fund will at that time pay the
total State indebtedness.
and Municipal Indebtedness.—Under the laws of
bonds
or
ten
SECTION 14. The making of profit
the
stocks
bearing Interest.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Note.—For debt of counties not mentioned, below
at the end. of this State.
•
ABINGTON TOWNSHIP.
This
Nicholas
township Is In Montgomery County.
LOANS—
Road-Improvement
4s g ’06 J-J
550,000c
(Subject to call $10,000
.When Due.
Bonds.
July 1 1936
see
“Additional
Statements''
Baggs, Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Feb’07 _.$ 111,000
Assessed valuation 1907
6,711,250
Total tax (per 81,000) 1907..511.00
Population In 1900__
3,803
Population In 1907 (est.)
5,965
July 1 1911,
510,000 July7 1 1916, $15,000 July 1
1921, and 515,000 July 1 1926.)
!
4s
M-N $61,000c
1923:
(Subject to call at any time.)
|
INTEREST Is payable at the Jenklntown National
Bank, Jenklntown
TAX FREE.—All bonds are free from taxation.
ADAMS COUNTY.
C. Wm.
Gettysburg Is the county seat.
Beales, Dep. Clerk
•
•
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07._
$50,000 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Floating debt
10,500 County tax (per $1,000) 1907..54.00
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
60,500 Population In 1900
34,496
Assessed valuation 1907.. 15,500.000
Population In 1907 (est.).....35,000
ALLEGHENY.
James
Brown, Comptroller.
Allegheny7 Is situated in
April 13 1840.
The cities
the county of the same name.
Incorporated
of Allegheny and Pittsburgh on June
12 1006
voted to consolidate under an Act of the
Legislature of 1905.
The constitu¬
tionality of this Act is now before the courts.
The Superior Court on Nov.
19 1906 handed down a decision
upholding the validity of the Act under
which the cities of Allegheny and
Pittsburgh are to be consolidated to form
a “Greater
Pittsburgh.”
(V. 83, p. 1306.)
LOANS—
When Due.
McIntyre Avenue.
City Park Bonds.
4s ’04
A O
$0 658r_..Apr 1 1900
4s ’90
A-O $25,000r
Apr 1 1910
Street Improvement, E to I.
4s ’05
J D
87,000..June 1 ’07-’35 4s ’05
J-J $200,000rL .July 1 ’10-’25
4s ’06
F-A
(6,000c.Aug 1 ’07-’26
($50,000 due every five years.)
!4,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’36
Woodland Avenue.
City Home Bonds.
4s '03
J J
$4,527r
Jail
1 1008
33^s’01 A-Oj $45,000r_.Oct 1 ’07-*21
Norwood Avenue.
1 40,()00r
Oct 1 ’22-’31 4s ’03 -J-J
$5,242r_..Jan
1 1008
4s ’05
J D I $15,200. .June 1 ’07-’25
Shady Avenue.
I
0,000.June 1 ’26-’35_ 4s ’03
A-O $21,143r_. .Oct
11008
Current Expense Bonds.
Fleming Avenue.
4s ’04
J-J f$16,000r
Jan 1 1008 4s *03
M-N $15,040r... Nov 1 1008
( 20,000r
Jan
1 1000
Chester Avenue.
Judgment Fund Bonds.
4s ’03
J-D $17,007r
Dec 1 1008
4s '04
J-J $352,000r
Jan 1 *09-'3Q
Superior Avenue
4s ’04
F-A
48,000r ..Feb r’31-’33 4s ’04
J-J
$21,4H7r
Jan
11000
Electric-Light Bonds
Grand Avenue.
4s '91
A-C)$ J 60,000r
Apr 11021 4s ’04
F-A $24 ,807r... Feb 1 1000
4s ’93
A-O
14,000r
Oct 1 1023
Drum Street.
4s *04
J-J
86,000r..-July 1 1024 4 s
J 1)
$3,576r
June 1 1000
3k$s’0l A-OJ 45,OOOr.-Oet 1 ’07 ’21
Street I m pro veiHcn I
\ 40,000r--C)ct 1 ’22-’31 4s ’01 A-O $75,000r_. .Apr 1 1011
48*04
F-A
40,000r..Aug 1 *00-*18 4s *03
A-O 200,00()r
Oct
1 1023
4s ’06
A-O
18,000c .Oct 1 ’12-’20 4s ’94
A-O 200,0001.. Apr
1 1024
Municipal Bonds (Renewal).
4s ’04
J-J
20o,ooor
Inly i 1024
4s ’01
A-()$) 50,000r
Apr
11011 4s *07 J-J 268,0()()r.
Jan
*12 *27
Public Safely Bonds.
i
<$66,000 due every five years.)
3 kSis’Ol A-O I $4,000r..Oct 1 *07-*08 4s *05
J-J
134,OOOr
1010-1025
I 69,OOOr.. Oct 1 *00-*31
($33,000 due every five years.)
4s *05
J-D/ 15,200..June 1 *07-*25 3/Ss’Ol A-O/220,0U0r. Oct 1 ’06 *26
I
0,000.. June 1 *26-*35
\ OO.OOOr. Oct 1 *27-*31
Renewal Bonds.
-Is *05
J I) 420,000 .June 1 'I 1 ’35
4s ’90
J J $117,000r
Jan
1 1010 4s ’06
F-Af 12,000r. Aug 1 '07-’26
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
1
K.OOOr. A tig 1 ’27-’36
4 s *05
•J-D /$35,000
June 1 <17 * 1 5
—
..
.
-
I
84,000
June 1 '16-’35
Sewerage Bonds.
4s g’87 J J
$50 000r.. .July
1
1017
WATER
BONDS
Water Bonds.
4s '84
A ()$132,000r
Apr 1 1014
.1.1
4s '87
1 OO.OOOr... .July I 1017
4s-’80
J J
175,000r
Jail
I 1010
4s ’05
J-l) 400,OOOr
June 1 *10-25
($100,000 due every five yearN.)
(Subject to call June 1 1013.)
4s ’05
J I) 324,000r.June 1 *lo-’20
($108,000 due every fifth year.)
4s *05
J-l) 1 lO.OOOr.
June I 1025
4s ’06
J-l) lOM.OOOr
Dec 1 '00-'16
($66,000 due every five years.)
4s ’06
,11) 68 OOOr
Dec I 1021
4s ’96
.1-1) 68,OOOr
Dec 1 1026
Sewer Bonds
4s ’93
A O $55,OOOr ■.
Oct
1 1923
4s ’94
A O 1 OO.OOOr.. Apr
1 1024
4s '94
J J
145,000r_. ..July 1 1924
f 33,000r
July 1 10JO
4s '95
J .1 { 33,000r.. July J 1915
I 33,0001July I 1020
4s
95
J J
35,OOOr.. July 1 1025
3/^s’Ol AO/
5 000r
Oct 1 ’07 ’ll
‘i 40.0001Oct 1 ’12*31
Brighton Road Bonds4fi 02
A 0$ I 26 ,202r.
Oct
I 1907 3/as’0l A-O f 2
lO.OOOr .Oct I
4s *03
.1 I)
3,302/
June 1 1908
j 150,OOOr. .Oct I
Ashton Street Bonds.
4s '05
J-D 217,500 ..June 1
4s ‘03
I*’ A
$4,432/-.
Aug ] 1908 4s ’06
F A (56,0001. Aug 1
California Avenue
120,0001 Aug 1
4s *9J
A O $23.000r
..Apr 1 1911
Refunding Water Bonds
Highway Improvement, B to F.
4s 93
J-J $ 1 50, OOOr... J illy
4b '05
J .J $200 OOOr
July i ’10-'2ft Is 00
100,OOOr...July
($50,000 due every five years./
4s 02
1 oo,oo0r.
.
INTEREST
Is
payable
Allegheny and checks
will
’07*21
*22 *31
'07*35
’07-*26
'27*36
1
I
l
1023
1010
July
1012
the office of T Wlielen dc
Go., Phila. and In
be mailed to holders of honds
at.
when|reqnested.
Apr., 1907. J
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. &c.—
Mch. 20 ’07.
Feb. 28 ’06.
Total bonded debt
$7,108,146
$7,294,346
Sinking funds
1,393,346
1,476,865
Net debt
$5,714,800
AVALON.
Ftb. 28 ’05.
This borough is in Allegheny
County.
BONDED DEBT Aug’05--$138,500| tax rate
(per $1.000.. 1905
$9.00
Assessed valuation 1905
2.889,040i Population in 1900
2,130
AVALON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A. B. Hail, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Mch 20 ’07..$50,500 Assessed valuation
1907 ..$4.007 .945
Floating debt
6,189 (Assessment about 8o% actual value)
TOTAL DEBT Mch 20 1907. 56,689 School tax
(per $1,000) 1907..$9 00
Sinking fund...
4,081 ’ Population in 1906 (est.)
.4,500
$6,876,346
1.645,809
$5,817,481
$5,230,537
Water debt (lncl. above)"
$2,487,500
$2,319,000
$2,541,000
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this city are
exempt from taxation.
CITY PROPERTY.—The estimated value of all the
city’s property Is
$8,000,000, Including water property valued at $3,439,333.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
Total Assessed City Tax
Valuation,
per $ 1,000
n
95,540,750
94,227,225
74,500.000
9.30
87,165,075
50.299.550
13.77
POPULATION.—In 1900 (Census) was 129,896; In 1890 was
105,287;
1880 It was 78,682; In 1870 It was 53,180.
ALLEGHENY SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.—George W. Gerwig, Secretary
Board of School Comptrollers.
We give below the bonded indebtedness of the various
school districts of
Allegheny on June 1 1906, together with the value of school property for
each.
Bonded
Value of
Bonded
Value of
Districts.
Debt.
Property.
Districts.
Debt.
Property.
Board of Control$355,000
9th Ward.
$615,000
$ 14.000
$50,000
1st Ward
56,000
136,282 loth Ward
55,5UO
98,500
2d Ward
306,000
553,137 11th Ward
236,500
350,000
3d Ward
368,000
550,000 12th Ward
1 1 5,500
60,000
4th Ward
None.
160,000 13th Ward.,.
25,000
50,000
5th Ward
10,000
177,000 14th Ward
1 1.000
30,000
6th Ward
92,000
250,000 15th Ward
80,500
95.1)00
7th Ward
_.' 38,500
80,000
8th Ward
None.
45,782
Total
$1,763,5(10 $3,300,702
.
.
.
,
ALLEGHENY
COUNTY.
Geo. Z. Hosack,
Pittsburgh is the county
F.
Booth,
Comptroller;
Treasurer.
seat.
When Due.
Bonds.
LOANS—
P.
Court-House Bonds.
Coupon County Poor
4s
J-J $300,000r
July 1 1908
J-J
$75,000c
July 1 1910 4s ’06
A-O 400.000c...Oct
1 1926
34s
J-J
250,000c-..July 1 1908
Jail Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4s '05
M-S$600,000c .Mch 15 1925
34s
A-O$550,000c... Oct 11931 BON D. DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$7,165,774
(Subject to call Oct 1 1921.)
Sinking fund
866,314
34s
M-N 550,000c—Nov 1 1932 Tax valuation, real
683,495,035
(Subject to call 1922.)
Tax valuation, personal. 71,646,320
4s
M-N 550,000c.. Dec 28 1933 Total valuation 1905
755,141.355
4s ’04
M-N 700,000c...May 1 1934 Total valuation 1906
768.002.045
4s ’05
A-O 700,000c
Apr 1 1935 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
4s ’06
M-Sl .500,000c._Mch 1 1936 County tax
(per $1,000) 1906. .$2.75
4s '07
F-A 500.000c... Feb 1 1937 Population in 1890
..551.959
Compromise Bonds.*
Population in 1900
775,058
5s J-J $1,025,375.68c&r_Jan 1 1913
Population in 1905 (est.)
900,000
•
The Act of 1863 requires $25\000 of these bonds to be retired
yearly on
Jan. 1, beginning with lowest numbers
outstanding.
.
INTEREST
the compromise bonds is payable at the Fourth Street
on the County poor bonds, due 1908. at the
Pittsburgh Trust Co.; on all other bonds by the County Comptroller on!r.
TAX EXEMPT.—Nearly all bonds are free from tax
to the holders'the
county paying the State tax on all but the road bonds due in 1933
and 1935
and the jail bonds (to be paid by the holders
thereof!. and the compromise
5s, which are exempt with the exception of $199,375.68
registered bonds.
on
Philadelphia;
ALLENTOWN.
James
Hausman,
Reichenbach, Treasurer.
Comptroller;
A.
L.
Allentown Is the county seat of Lehigh
County.
LOANS—
When Due.\
Refunding Water Bonds.
City Bonds.
3 4s
A-O $52.500c.. .Oct 2 1929
4s
J-J
$35,200c
July 1 1907
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1904.)
4s
J-J
25,500c...Jan 1 1927*
Water Bonds.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.)
3 4s
A-0$164,700c
Apr 1 1933
4s
F-A $16,900c
Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call April 1 T90S.)
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1901.)
34s
M-S$125,000c. .Mch 1 ’09-’34
4s
F-A $12,500c
Aug 1 1927 (Part each 5 years; see V. 78, p. 836.)
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1902.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 25’07
$614,500
34s
J-J $97,200c.. .July 1 1931 Sink. fd. assets Feb 25 ’07.
121,042
(Subject to call July 1 1906.) ' i NET DEBT Feb 25 1907.
493,458
Refunding Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
342,200
J-J $22.000c._ .Jan 1 1932 Total valuation 1906
84s
26.175,069
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1907.)
(Assessment abt. 80% actual value.)
34s
J-J
$29,000c...Jan 1 1933 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906_$13.23 H
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1908.)
Population in 1890
25.228
J-J $34,000c
34s
Jan
1 1934 Population In 1900
35.416
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1909.)
.Population in 1906 (est.)
40 000
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer.
TAX FREE.—All bonds issued by this
city are exempt from taxation.
ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.—A. P.
J^llner. Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.
[$5,000c. .Oct 11907
48
J-J
$75.200c... Jan 1 1911
(30,000c.Oct 12 ’17-’22
4s
F-A
12,000
.Aug 1912 3 4s
A-O ; 15.000c. ..Oct 1 1927
48
J-J
11,000c... Jan 1 1916
U8.000C... Oct 1 1932
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1901.)
Refunding Bonds.
48
F-A
1916
4s
14,000c...Aug 1
'07
A-l>$ 121,500c
1927-1937
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1901.).
(Part due every live years.)
48
A-O
8,000c. ..Apr 11917 BON DED DEBT \leh 07. $447.065
(Subject to call April 1 1902.)
Sinking fund
43,710
4s
J-J
12,000c.
l 1919 NET DEBT Metl 1907.
.Jan
403.353
(Subject to call Jan 1 1904.)
Assessed valuation 1907 .30.000,000
34«
"A-O
48,000.... .Oct 1 1920
(Assessment about % actual value,.)
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1905.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1907
$3.00
34a
A-O 99,500c
1909 1934 Population in 1907 test.)
49.000
((Part duo each 5 years.)
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable In Allentowu.
.
...
ALTOONA.
This
John
1\ Stouoh,
city is in Blair County.
Comptroller.
Incorporated 1868.
LOANS—When Due.
Improvement Loan 1865.
4s g
J-J $280,000c_ .Jan 1 1925
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1903.)
Water Honda.
4s '06
J J $300,000c. ..July 1 1936
(Subject to call July l 1911 )
Water Loan 1804.
4s g
Jan
J-J $220,000e_
1 1924
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
.
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’06
*
Bonds
arc tax exempt.
Street-1 mpruvement Bonds.
4s '06
J-J $l(>0.000o_
July l 1936
(Subject to call July l 1911.)
BONDED DEB T Mch ’07.$1.438.000
Floating debt.
10.000
TOTAL DEBT Mch l ’07
1,448.000
Sinking fund
168.958
NET DEBT Mch 1907
1,279,042
Water debt (included)
739.000
Assessed valuation 1907 .23.750,000
*(Assessment about 3-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907..$21.00
Population In 1890
.30,337
Population in 1900 (Census).. 38.973
Population in 1907 (est.)
..60,000
...
.
J J $309,0000.
July 1 1936
(Subjeet to call July 1 1916.)
Refunding Bating Loan 1004.
4a
J-J $229,0l)0e_-.July l 1934
(Subject to e-all July l 1914.)
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
OITY PROPERTY.—Tile estimated value of real estate and
personal
property owned by the city April l 1907 was $2,280,000.
ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C
M. Piper, Secretary.
LOANS When Due.
Funding B
ds.
High School Honda (tax free) —r
is '07
A 0$ 120.000c
Apr l 1937
4s *05
-A-O$250,000c Jcr .191 1-1933 BON D. DEBT' Mch |2 07. $402,500
4s ’06
J D
55,000.
Dec l 1936 Value school property 1906
808.000
School Honda.
Assessed valuation 1906
20,431,172
4s ’94
J J
$l8,0()0r
1918 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
’oo
M-N
1906 1917 School
86,3001tax^per $1,000) 1906 $7.00
INTEREST Is payable at Altoona.
Bonds .arc tax free.
.
.
ASHLAND.
Tills
John X. Donoe,
Clerk.'
borough is In Schuylkill County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906 $7 1,700 Tax rate (per $ l .000) 1903.. .$9.00
Assesseil valuation 1005
$1,169,010 Population In 1900
.6,438
ASHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Win. C, Estler, Superintendent.
BONDED DEBT June 1 ’06 $7.0001School fox (per $1,000) 1906-$ll.00
Assessed valuation 1906 .$1,450,000
.
This
Andre \v
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds."
-
Bonds
are
mx-exempt.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Feb )7
j Assessed valuation 19<»7
1929 iTaxrate (per $1,000) 1907
$30,000
1,230.000
.$15.00
..
.
4s ’06
.
Eyer, Treasurer.
borough is in Northampton County.
J-D
$10,000c
Refunding Bonds.
| Population in 1900..
J-D $20,000c
1935 i Population in 1907 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer’s office.
BANGOR SCHOOL DISTRICT.
...
4s ’06
LOANS—
When Due.1 School tax (per $ 1 ,ooo»
School Bonds—(Tax Exempt).
•
$15,000. .June 1 ’16 ’36
($3,000 due every five years.)
4S ’06
4.106
.
.
.
8.900
.
1907
$7.00
...
BEAVER COUNTY.
J. G. Hillman, Treasurer.
Beaver Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Jan i lib>7
$645,000
Assessed valuation Uf»*7 $38,000,000
County tax (per SI ,«)•>«.>i 1907
$4.00
Population in 1900.
56,432
Bridge Bonds.
M-S$510.000r. .Sept 1 ’07-31
(Various amts, y’rly. V. 82. p. 173.)
.
4s ’06
BEAVER FALLS.
I)r. W. F. Ravle?
Secretary.
This
borough is in Beaver County.
LOANS—
When Due.\ BOND. DEBT Feb 14 ’07,.
$74 .000
5s
' $38.000c
Assessed valuation 1906
.4,544,087
($2,500 due yearly.)
Total tax rate ^per Si.000) '06.$28.50
5s ’99
M-S
$6,000c
1909! Population in 1900
10.054
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1907 (est.!.
.14.000
4 Us’05 F-A $30.000c
1910-1939
INTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer’s office.
TAX FREE.—The refunding bonds are free from
taxation.
BEAVER FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Crias. F. Bond. President.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 19,07. .$52.6001 School tax
(per $14)00) 1906..$7.00
Assessed valuation 1 Tm*7 .$4,803,756 |
.
,
..
3 MjS
National Bank.
BANGOR.
Total Assessed City Tax
Valuation,
per $1,000
.$85,513,125
$13.50
84,589,950
13.50
Years.
13.00 1901..
14.00 1900
11.00 1895...
14.50.1890
$102,333,850
...
!
Years.
1907.
1906
1905
1903--.
71
BELLEFONTE.
This
\Ym. B. Rankin, Treasurer.
borough Is in Center County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sinking fund:
$9,716
1007..
119,784
Assessed valuation. 1906 ..1,634.748
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1.000) 1909. .$30.00
Population In 1900
4.216
Population in 1906 *est.)
3,000
Refunding Bonds.
3 Us
NET DEBT Feb 2i
A-O S95.oooc
„Apr 1 '09.
'14 ’19 3c '24
F-A
14.000c
...1907-1921
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.$ 109.000
Floating debt20.500
TOTAL DEBT Feb 21 1907
129 .500
4s
INTEREST
tn
the 3
on
Philadelphia;
l_»s is payable at the Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank
the 4s in Beilefonte.
on
BELLEVUE.
This
borough is in Allegheny County.
LOANS—6s
5s
When Due.
$1,000
4 Us
4>3s
44s
44s
44s
1907
.
4s
7.600
13.000
7.000
16,000
5.000
1907 19T4
1907-1919
1907-1913
1914-1917
1918
12.000
1919-1920
46,000...June 2 ’07-31
Sewer Bonds iCon.).
J-D $40,000
Dec '25 to '28
Improvement Bonds (tax free).
..
-
,
,
4s '05
'
$3.000._.Jan 2 *11-12
1.000
Jan 2 1917
l 18.000.. .Jan
2 ’29-30
Jan 2 1931
148.000...Jan 2 ’32-35
4s
J-D
BONDED DEBT Dec 04. $201,500
(V. 74, p. 1102 for maturity.)
.Assessed valuation 1904
4.253.620
Sewer Bonds.
*>
(Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
($14,000
1914-1920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1902...$ 17.00
4s
i 24.000 ....1921-1923 Population in 1900
1,418
l 10,000
1924 Population in 1900
3.416
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
R. C. Rankin. Secretary.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.$194,000 Assessed valuation 1906 .$4,867,833
....
,10,000
....
.
BEN AVON.
This borough is in Allegheny County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Aug 1906
$87,100
Street Improvement Bonds.
.Assessed valuation 1906
1.287.483
5s '06
J-D $40,000. .June 1 ’03-‘33 Population In 1900
859
.
BERKS COUNTY.
Dr. H. F.
Reading is the
Livingood, Comptroller.
county seat.
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$156,250
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund
37.822
3 4s
M-N $50,000c-..May 1 1915 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
118.428
(Subject to call after May l 1911.) Assessed valuation 1907.174.672.227
3 4s
M-N $35,000c...May 1 1920 (Assessment about 80
actual val.)
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
County tax (per $1.000) ’06 —$3.00
BOND. DEBT Jan l 1907.. .$85,000 Population la 1900
139.615
Floating debt
71,250 Population In 1590..
137,327
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
LOANS—
BETHLEHEM.
William J. Fink, Secretary.
This
borough is in Northampton and Lehigh Counties.
Bonds are tax
exempt.
Annexation of West Bethlehem autnorized by vote Aug. 9 1904.
Debt of consolidated borough follows:
LOANS—
IVfrcn Due. Borough of West Bethlehem Bonds.
Old Borough of Bethlehem Bonds
3 4s’00 F-A $19.500c
Feb 1 1930
4s '85
J-J
Jan 1 1915 (Subject to call Feb l 1910.)
$37,000c
(Subject to call Jan l 1895.)
3 4*01 J-D
5,000c. .June 1 1931
4s '86
A O
50.000c
Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call June 1 1911.)
(Subject to call Apr l 1896.)
3 4*03 F-A
$4,000c
Vug t 1933
4s ’86
A-O $25,500c
Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call Aug 1 1913.)
(Subject to call Apr 1 1887.)
BON DED DEBT Feb 07.
$236,300
Is '89
V O $ 15.000c
Vpr 1 1909 Assessed valuation 1906 .$6,077,792
(Subject to call Apr 1 1899.)
(Assessm’t about 70% actual value.)
Is ’90
V O $16.000c
Vpr t 1920 Total tax rate (per $1.000) 1906—
(Subject to call Apr 1 1903.)
Northampton County side. .$16.00
4s ’05
A-O
$l ,800c
Vpr 1 1910
Lehigh County side
14.80
Street Bunds.
.6.763
Population In 1890.....
4s "97
M S $62,5000. .Sept l 1927 Population In 1900
7,293
(Subject to call Sept l 1902.)
Population in 1907 test:
.14.000
INTEREST pavable at office of Treasurer
...
BLAIR COUNTY.
Hollldaysburg is the
LOANS
—
W. S. Hostler, Clerk.
county seat.
When Due.
Bridge Euan
Is
J J
$8.000r. Jan
Building Bonds.
are tax
Funded
4s
2 1915
Improvement Bonds.
4s '07
J J $200.0001
Jan
l 1937
(Subject to call after Jan 1.1922.)
3.65s‘05F
Bonds
J-J
free.
Loan.
$l7,300r.
.July 1 1909
1894.)
(Subject to call July 1
3.65s
J-J
1 1918
$34,000r.. Jan
BON D ED DEBT Sept 1‘06. $219 500
.
Vssessed valuation 1906 .35.970,021
Couuty tax (per $1,000) 1906. $4.00
V$l60.000r_.
Vug 1 1935 Populattou in 1900..
(Subject to call Vug 1 1915.)
Population in 1890
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
85.099
70.866
.
BLOOMSBURG.
C
V otter,
C.
l Vesicle tit.
'This town is in Columbia County.
BONDED DEB T Apr l 1907 $72.000;Tax rate (per $! .000)
Vssessed valuation 1905
,2.535.254 Population tn 1900.
BRADDOCK
FMgar l
$9.00
1906..
6,170
MiHs. Borough Treasurer.
Tills borough Is In Allegheny County.
L(> VNS—
Whid Due.
Improvement Bonds,
Funding and Improvement Bonds. 4 b*
V O $74,0(40
Is ’05 M-N $127,600c
May l ’07-35
Water Bonds.
Street Improvement Bouds.
s
$’7,000
4.9s
'J-D $61,500
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906
$439,300
Reservoir Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906
.7,957,785
4 4s
MS $89,500
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$8.00
4.8s
M-N $24,500
Population in 1890.
$.361
.
.
.
...
.
-
.
.
.
.
....
....
Refunding Street Bonds.
4 4s
J-J
$6,300 .-I...
—
Population in 1900
.
..
.13,554
.
.
-
72
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
BRADDOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Victor C. Knorr. Secretary.
BONDED DEBT Mch '06.*270.000 ! Scho )l tax (per $1,000) 1906. ..$90.0
BRADFORD.
Fred.
W.
CLARION COUNTY.
..
,
.
Fred R. Prince, Commis'r’s Clerk.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
45.000 County tax (pg?r $1.000) 1906..$5.50
Sept 1906.. 145.000 Population in 1900
59.403
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. New York
‘TOTAL DEBT
BRIDGEPORT.
W. T.
Dougherty, Chairman Fin.
Tr.i> borough (P. O. Brownsville' is in Fayette
County.
LOANS—
IT tun Dm.
Population in 1900...
Borough Bonds—< TiZ Exxmp{>.
4s '06
M-S $17.d0o .Sept ] 'o7-'23
19.5o*». .Sept 1 '24-’36 ;
.
Com.
CLINTON COUNTY.
..1,805
Tni?
II. K. Coulter.
When Dut.
Bonds.
1922-1923
Sinking fund
tax
This borough is in Chester County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
3 As
J-J
$27,000_.-July 1 ’07-28
($1,000 yearly, except in years 1912,
1916, 1920, 1923 and 1926, when
$2 ,uo0 mature.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$76.980
July 1 1931
Repaving Streets.
4 *'2s
J-J
$9,400
1917
(Part yearly.)
(per $1,000) 1906..$8.00
1907 (est.)
23.000
Population in
BUTLER COUNTY.
J. C.
KBskadmi. Dep. Treasurer..
Butler is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$100,500 NET DEBT
Apr 1906
$101,500
Floating den:
l".oo<i Assessed valuation
19o6..22,804,000
TOTAL DE
April I9e6__ ll0.5<*o County tax tper $2.000* 1906..$3.50
Sinking fund
9.000 Population in 1900
This borough
T.
in Was* ington
County.
Incorporated 1802.
$1,000.; 1905
]yo’o__2
rate * per
Assessed valuation !9o5
j .Oil
.13d-Papulation in
Avsessmtan.*ut actual value.*
■
CARBON COUNTY.
Maurr. Chum:
LOANS—
-4s
is
the
I.. L.
A-O $fD
__
Shb,iec:
Iir.ioy. Dep. Ci < T'k
1915
is,
eal:
any time.
1
07
$64.25'•
] ;M7
6.855,775
BONDED DEBT Jan
Ass*-sseG •vhi’ua'ion
INTEREST
T<
526 00
2.714
C*nnmi.Frs.
i
COLUMBIA.
payabi*- In Mau'*n Cuunk.
is
CARLISLE.
D.
Liward
Rurve.ss;
B'.Dtu^h Seer-dary.
Harry
LOANS—
per $1 ,000# 1906
$6.50
..9.626
CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
T. Grove Trltt, Treasurer.
BOND DE>T
p-*ji "7 .
$36.2'."'* School tax 'per $1,000) 1906.-56.50
Assessed v&’uation I 906... 5.577 .399
Population it; 3 5uo< evt
10,000
CARNEGIE.
H.R. Bin iitihu
Ch-rk-of C ouriei I.
Tins borour.n h it. a*.’eg
«' ountt
BONDED DEE'I .an "7
? 2
•.5’*n Total tax rate
per $1 ,000) '06,.$16.50
Assess*-:. valuat i*»:. : put;.
7.945 Population in 1900..
7,330
rate
Jame
Assess*-'-
s:h*-ttt
CHAMBERSBURG
Tnb botougt. is
tit*-
M
'per 11
’ax
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Columbia National Bank, Treasurer.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mcli
11)07.*49,000
A-O $19,000c.. .Apr 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1906
.3,570,500
(Subject to call.)
Value school property 1906.
118,190
Building Bonds (tax free).
School tax (per $1,000) 1906.. $7.00
4s g ’05 F*A $30,000c...Aug 1 1935
(Subject to call Aug 1 1915.)
INTEREST payable at the Columbia National Bank, Columbia.
LOANS—
4s
P.
Britsuh, I
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
1906..$5.00
.1
42.894
Population in 1900
Population in 1906
cm,
Bonds arc »>ix exempt.
county seat.
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Apr '07
$201,000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905.$1 2,607,095
4s ’i>7
$21 .700
1908 1917 County tax (per $1,000) 1905..$4.00
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1900.
39,896
4s
A-0$ 195,400
1906-1932
INTEREST payable at Bloomsburg.
r»-a.>urej.
o* f ranklin County,
Incorporated 1784.
liftn: IJut
F .oafing o**bt
10,000
$25.(»()(»*
pr 1
1933 'Total valuation 1906
..3,750,000
(Subjee* 10 cab A.pr 1 • 906
Assessim-nt is 2-3 actual value )
Kdundisj’ bonds
borough tax * per $1,090) 1906. 7.00
S .8s
J J
$s7,-*iiOf,.
J’J,>
1919 School tax
per $1,000- 1906.. 7.00
6$ o.uuo *-jtij*.**t to oak
900 and tue Population
in 1690.
7,863
oor.ius
9'*9
Population in 1900
.8.66 4
Bf.* "8 DE D LET! Jat '
07 $1 22’ ,000
capita:
LO A.\bA-O
<2 Vj*
.
•
.
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FloatIhg debt
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1-917 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907
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Server Bonds.
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$27.00
4s
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$65,000
19 20 Population in 1900
7,1 60
(Subject to call after
years.)
Population in 1907 (est.)
.12,000
INTEREST Fs payable In < ’nunellsv Hie and Pittsburgh.
CONM LLSVILUi. SCHOOL DISIRICI.
Robert Welsh, Secretary.
A district in Fayette County.
LOANS
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1906 $58,500
.School Bonds,
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Assessed valuation lunk
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Dec ) ’07 19 School tax (per $1,000) IU05.
$6.3(1
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CONNELLSVILLE.
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iucof r*orFeb. 8 1892.
County.
H’bfi 7>u*
DOM). DEBT Feb 16 07
$3 51 .300
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Sinking fund
2 .320
i 9 1 7
Assessed \ a;nation *906
2 ,799 ,>40
I 929 '.'ax 'ate * per $ ! .000*
1906
$27.00
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PopJU’Goii Hi 1 900
5.930
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Population it; i 907 1 es*
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.W.k'-son, Clonk.
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A. B. Bla< •k, ('oiiim .ss’onbiks Clerk.
Bloomsburg Is the
LOANS—
420000
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COLUMBIA
H. Cork Commissioners' Clerk.'
j 906
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Beli*'ft>nte <s rr.<- countv seat.
BONDED DEBT Jut 1 07. $4".'ton *"oU'tv
Bonds
When Due.
Sinking fund
$1,000
Refunding Bonds.
Tax valuation 1906.
3,555,500
J-J $131 ,000r
1929 (Assessm’t about 50% actual value.
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$17.50
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07
.$131,000 Population in 1900
12,316
Floating debt
8.000 Population In 1907 (est)
13,000
INTEREST is payable at the Columbia Trust Co., Columbia,
Population in
CENTRE COUNTY.
Incorporated April 1814.
tax-exempt.
L.
3
_
...
.3,680
J. E. Sonft, Chairman Finance Committee.
Columbia is in Lancaster County
Brirjdh-.
Tttrt boroug.. «v-;n Cumber .and
County.
BOND. DE
N'o\ 29 16.
$’ .'2.4!)>i Tax
Assessed \a-natton 1906
3 ,675,041
Population in 1890
.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Fountv tax 'per $ 1 .(too,* 1907.$10.00
Population in 1900.
44,510
Population in 19*07 ‘est.)
46,250
county seat
H'/i-rfi I jut.
...
Population In 1900..
5,721
TAX FREE.—All bonds issued by this
borough are tax exempt.
INTEREST on the street repaving bonds is
payable at the National
Bank of Chester Valley. Coatesville: on the
funding, refunding and water
bonds at the Borough Treasurer’s office.
COATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
II. E. Williams. M. I).. Secretary.
The district is redeeming part of the bonds below
each year and expects
to have tHe entire amount
liquidated before tbelr maturity.
All bonds
are subject to call at any time.
Bonds are tax-exempt:
LOANS—
When Due. 4 As
A-O
$4.600c._.Apr 11916
3 As
A-O $25 ,000c
Oct 1 1931
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly.)
4s
F-A
15,000c.. Feb 1 .1926 BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07
$74,600
4s ’06
J-J
30.000
Jan
1 1937 Assessed valuation 1906
4,860,290
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly be
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.00
ginning Jan 1 1908.)
Population in 1907 (est.)
12,000
INTEREST is payable at Nat. Banlc of Chester Valley, Coatesville.
MeXary. Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $94.0('O Tax
Higgins,Sec.
W'ater Bonds.
4.4s
J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call July 1 1898.)
4.4s
J-J
$9,500
1926
Improvement Bonds.
4.4s
J-J
$22,500
1930
BONDED DEBT Apr ’06..$171,380
Total valuation 1905..
3,624.432
(Assessment is H actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905.. $14.50
.
56,962
CANONSBURG.
T. J.
COATESVILLE.
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10,000 School
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. $700
Population in 1900
28,685
A school district in Northumberland
County.
TOTAL DEBT June 1906..$64,021 |
BONDED DEBT Dec 1906. .$101.000
Assessed valuation 1906
7.600,00 0
Population in 1900
10.853
Street-1 m pro\ emen 1
o6 J-D $14.no**c
6/MHtc
1924
INTEREST is payable In Butler.
TAX FREE.—The bonds of 1906 are free from
taxation.
BUTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Harry L. Graham, Secy.
This district :s in Butler County.
BONDED DEJT Feb 16 '07. $85,000 Assessed valuation
1905..$7,500,000
4s
Merrill, Pres. Co. Commiss’iiers.
COAL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
See.y Borough Council.
borough is in Butler County.
LOANS—
A. L.
Lock Haven is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$104,500!
Assessed valuation 1905
7,062,538 i
.
BUTLER.
Leslie Stewart, Treasurer.
ClearlieUl is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb'07.
$96.700 I County tax (per $ 1,000) 1906. $5 00
Assessed valuation 1906.. 10,184,2081 Population
in 1900
80,614
CLEARFIELD COUNTY POOR DISTRICT.
A poor district co-extensive with
county.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1 '06.$50,000 | Population in 1900...
80,614
Assessed valuation 1905..19,709,665|
1906.S21,000.000
Floating debt
Treasurer; H. M.
...
15,029
BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C. G. Boyd, Secretary.
B.OXD. DEBT Mch 21 1907.S45.500 (Assessment about 1-3
actual value.)
Sinking fund
5,217 School tax (per $1,000) 1906-S11.00
NET DEBT Mch 21 1907
40,283 Population in 1906 \est.)
20.000
Assessed valuation 1906.. 5.009.662
Towanda is the county seat.
Bonds are tax exempt.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ?06_J100,000 .Assessed valuation
LXXXIV.
Clarion is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 17 ’06.. $97,000 ; Assessed valuation
1905..$8,622,180
Sinking fund
20.000 County tax (per $1,00(1) 1905..$5.00
NET DEBT Oct 17 1906
77,000 Population In 1900
34,283
CLARION COUNTY POOR DISTRICT.
H. M. Hufnagel, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.; NET DEBT Sept 1906...
$85,000
County Home.
Assessed valuation 1906
8,742,141
4s
J-J
$90,000.-..July 1 ’09-26 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Sept *06..$90,000 j Poor tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$4.00
Sinking fund
:
5,0001 Population in 1906 (est)
38,000
INTEREST payable in Clarion.
-This city is in McKean County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '07
$64.000 j Assessed valuation 1905. $5,013,557
-Sinking fund
28.176 j Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
$14.00
NET DEBT 1907
25,824 } Population in 1900
BRADFORD COUNTY.
James K. Pierce,
Hufnagel, Clerk.
Winger, M. D., Mayor.
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Apr., 1907.
GRAFTON.
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
W. O. H.
Elliott, Clerk.
This borough is In Allegheny County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Oct 1906
$113,000
Sewer, Street & Funding Bonds.
[Assessed valuation 1903
3,441,693
f$ll,000c._June 1 ’11-21 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1903..
7 00
4s *06
J-Di 24,000c..June 1 '22-33 Population in 1900.
.1,927
{ 30,000c..June 1 *34-36
INTEREST on the bonds of 1906 Is payable at the First National
Bank
In Crafton.
DANVILLE.
This
Harry Ellenbogen, Treasurer.
1903...$8.00
8,042
County Com.
County seat Is Harrisburg.
Bonds are free from tax.
LOANS—When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 20 ’07.
$371,000
4s ’90
A-O $24,000
Apr 1 1910 Sinking fund.
95,400
4s ’91
A-O
44,000
Apr 1 1911 Tax valuation 1907
59,390,500
3s ’02
J-D
78,000
Dec 1 1932 County tax (per $1,000)
1907..$4.30
3^s’03 A-O 125,000
Apr 1 1918 Population in 1890
96,977
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1900
114,443
3s ’01
J-J $300.000
Jan 1 1931 Population In 1907
(est)
140,000
5s of 1881, past due
$1,500
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer’s office.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
J. M.
County
seat Is Media.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$215,000
Assessed valuation, real..53,399,972
Assessed val, personal
10,888,260
INTEREST payable at Media.
DONORA.
Frank B.
This borough Is in
Hambry, Clerk.
When Due
Sewer and Street Bonds.
4 V^s
8-a
$11.0()0c.
Aug 1 1909
4F2s
s-a
10.000c ..Aug 1 1914
_
4pjs
s-a
4 )Ss
4 F2 s
s-a
Total valuation 1906
$64,288,232
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1907. $3.50
Population In 1906 (est).... 100,000
John V. Sevin, Clerk.
This
.
Allegheny.
T. C.
Reddig, Clerk.
This borough Is In Lancaster County.
are
tax-exempt.
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
4s ’93
Apr $ 10,000c
Incorporated In
1802.
Bonds
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb’07..
$64,500
Floating debt
2.830
1913 Sinking fund
4,310
(Subject to call after 1898.)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,052.200
Electric-Light Bonds.
(Assessment about
actual
value.)
4s '03
Jan
$9.500c
.1933 Total tax (per 51.000)
1906..$14.00
(Subject to call after 1908.)
Population In 1900
2.451
Water Bonds.
Population In 1907 (est.)
3.000
4s ’06
J-J
545,000c
1936
(Subject to call after 1916.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough Treasurer’s office.
-
.
ERIE.
J. A.
Gensheimer, Comptroller; T. Hanlon, City Clk.
County. All bonds are free from
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
State tax.
Street Bonds.
4s
July 570.000c
July 1 1921
Mch 1 1909
(Subject to call July 1 1911.>
Mch 1 1899./
3%s
J-J
$19,300c... July 1 1922
4s
J-J $500,000c...Jan 1 1914
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Judgment and Liability Bonds.
Miscellaneous Bonds.
3Hs’05 J-J $52,000
May 1 1923 3%s
J-J $63,154
July 1 192J
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
Subject to call July 1 1913.)
Hospital Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 22 07..5783,654
3Ms
J-J
$15.000c...July 1 1922 Sinking fund
337.098
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Water debt (Included>
412.012
Park Bonds.
Value of city property
2.825.334
3.Hs
J-J 516.000c
July I 1922 Assessed valuation 1906..21.321 143
(Subject to call Juiy 1 1912.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1906
$14.25
Population In 1900
52,733
Population in 1890
40.834
INTEREST on the loans due In 1314 is
payable at the First National
Bank. New York; other loans at office of City Treasurer.
ERIE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. J. Flynn. Sec. Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Du<'
52.900c. ..May 1 1307
4s
O fSS.OOOc. ..Apr *0 7-’09 4s
M-N
10,000c.. May I ’08-09
\ 14,000c_ ..Apr 1 1908
10.0nOc.May 1 * 10-14
f 5.000c_
Oct
1 1907
1,000c... May 1 1915
4s
A O
10.000c. .Oct
l 1908 4s ’04
M-S
7-5.000c.Sept
1 ’15-’24
1 5,000c.
Oct 1 190‘9 4s
A-O
8.900c
Vpr 1 1911
f 1,000c. ..June 1 1907 BOND. D E3T Scot 1 '06.. $ 1 82 .500
4s
J-D ^ 3.00*)c. .June i 1908
Assessed valuation 1906.$21.000.000
l 2.000c.June 1 '09-’10 Value school
prop.. 1306.
1 900.000
School tax ^per 51,000) 1906
58.00
INTEREST Ls payable in Erie.
4s
M-S
550.000c
(Subject
to call
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Incorporated Feb.
11
1901.
.4^3
s-a
$7,000c
Aug 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Mch 5’07..
$76,000
Sinking fund
7,251
Assessed valuation 1906
2,712,246
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
526.50
Population in 1906 (est).
8,000
13,000c ..Aug 1 1919
16,000c
-Aug 1 1924
19,000c ..Aug 1 1929
INTEREST Is payable In Donora.
TAX FREE.—Bonds are free from taxation.
DONORA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
O. G. Frazier. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr
1907.540.000
School Bonds.— Tax Exempt.
Assessed valuation 1905
2.422,236
4Hs’06 M-N $40,000c..May 1 ’08-27 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$13.00
INTEREST Is payable in Donora.
s-a
73
borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated July 14 1896.
LOANS—
When Due., BONDED DEBT Mch
1907. $48,500
Sewer, Street and Funding Bonds.! Assessed valuation 1906
804,980
:$5.000c
Sept 1 1921 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1906.$ 10 00
4Hs’06 M-S ( 8,000c
Sept 1 1926 i Population In 1900
958
10,000c...Sept 1 1931i
112.000c.. .Sept 1 1936
INTEREST Is payable at the Real Estate Savings & Trust
Co..
This city Is In Erie
LOANS—
Rogers, Com. Clerk.
Washington County.
LOANS—
EMS WORTH.
EPHRATA.
borough is In Montour County.
BONDED DEBT Feb’07.. 5119,800 |Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
2,381,860 | Population In 1900
DAUPHIN COUNTY.' J. H. Strock, Clerk
AND TOWNS.
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DU BOIS.
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This borough is in Clearfield
County.
BOND. DEBT (last returns) $171,503 j
Population In 1900
9,375
DU BOIS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Frank Hutton. Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07..
$91.300 i Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .516.00
Assessed val. 1906 (about) .3,000,000 i Population in 1907
test.)
11,000
(Assessment about Li actual value.) |
DUNMORE.
This
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John J. Me Cue, Clerk.
ETNA.
borough Is In Lackawanna County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 7 ’0G_$72,000 Assessed valuation
1906..51.996.520
Floating debt
24,000 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
This
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Bridge
Bunds (taxable).
J-D $19,000
1907-1323
BONDED DEBT Mch '07.$335.000
Assessed valuation 1906
4,958.275
(Asscssm’t about 50% actual value.)
fax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$22.00
Population hi 1900.
9.036
Population In 190tV test)
.11,000
Smith,
Comptroller; M.
B.
per SI.J00’
LJ00
1 )06
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.54.00
110.412
This borough Ls in .Armstrong County.
BONDED DEBT Ded 1905. .556.000 Population ta 1900
Assessed valuation 1904
865.385
2.870
E. Jewel, Clerk.
This cltv Is in Venango'County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 5 1906.. .5 )5 .000
NET DEBT Feb 3 1)06
568.13 1
.Assessed valuation 1305 ..4,35) 473
TOTAL DEBT Feb 3 1906..
Tax rate per 5 L. >00) 1905.. .52*#. JO
Sinking fund.
Population In. 1900
.7 317
FR WKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT'.
F. L. Bensi.nger. Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 \9-‘7 .559 -'00 Scaoo. tax
per 51.900• 1307...53.90
Assessed valuation. 1906
4.611.000 Population at 1906 e>c
’ ).)oo
tAssessm’t
to 1-3 actual valuer
Floating debt
M-S $81,000 .....1907-1926
J-J
48,000
1907-1930
Street Bonds (Tar Free) —
4 njs'07 F-A 565.000c -Feb 1 ’23-25
Sewer Bonds (Tar Fret) —
4 Vas’07 F-A 520.000c .l’eb 1 ‘18 27
INTEREST' payable at -Putiuesne ami New York.
EASTON.
Cheater
Treasurer.
Stentz, Commissioner.
FORD CITY.
FRANKLIN.
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4s
4%s
4%s
A. J.
Uniontown Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Oct i 1906.583,01 h) County tax
Assessed valuation 19o6..60.290.J84
Population
borough is in Allegheny County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds (taxable).
Furnace Bonds (Tax Ereel—
4
J-J
$17,000
1907-1923
4Us’07-F-A $ 10,000c .Feb 1 ’OS-17 44s
M-S
22.000
1907-1913
Sit.00
5 384
6.700
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FAYETTE COUNTY.
L. M. Snowden, Treasurer.
Wnter Bonds (tax free).
4 Ms
M-S $40,000
Street Bonds (taxable).
Dunbar, Clerk.
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TOTAL DEBT Feb 7 1906.. 96,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$25.00
Sinking fund
8,000 Population in 1900
12,583
N ETD E BT Feb 7 1906
88,000
DUNMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. F. Flannelly, Secretary
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOAN'S—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT June 1906 ..$106,414
5s
$5,000c
:.
Sinking fund
13.A2 1
5s
5,500c
NET DEBT June 1906
92.893
(Subject to call June 1 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1906
1.902.000
4s
$55,000c.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT June’06 ..$65,000 Population in 1906
(est)
.15.000
Float ing debt
41 414
DUQUESNE.
A. R.
This borough is In AUeghenv- Countv.
Incorporated in f*6.8.
BOND. DEBT Get ’06
$.*7,000 Tax rate (per $ L .000) 1306
Assessed valuation 1906
2.859.320, Population in 1900....
Population in U06 est;
15.000
80.000
11.869
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GLASSPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district In Allegheny County.
TOTAL DEBT June 1906.. $60,368 Assessed valuation 1905
$2 480,860
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GREENSBURG.
John S. Sell. Chief Burg-s*. David
Hudson, Borough Treasurer: t.. V. Cruuor. Clerk.
Hulsizer,
P.
This borough Is In Westmoreland County.
Incorporate*! m 1799.
LOANS—
When Due. LO INSThis city Is situated In
Wun t sue.
Northampton County,
1888.
incorporated
3s
04
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J-D
$7.600c
Bonds aro tax exempt.
1907-1334 4s 2 ’01 F- V
Si ,500c
Aug
1931
3s g ’94 J-J
3.300c
LOANS—
-July l 191$
When Due.
Subject to call Aug. t 1921.
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject
to
call
Juiy
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4s
1897.)
06
J-J
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Building and Site Bonds.
$27 .‘)O0e
iav 1
1 193$
3%sM6 V O
$7,500
.Jan 1 1911
4 t3g\v’ J-J
$13,500c
1908-193 1
3%s
JJ
$15.000
Subject to cad Jan. 1 1926..
1932 TOT VL DEBT Mch 1907.
July
$368,000
4s g’99 F-A
3 700r
Aug 15 1919
J-J
3%s
3,000
I. July
Refunding
it
l
injwuvement Bonds.
1932 Total assets
181.656
(Subject to call Aug. 15 1901.. 4s g 96 M-N $25, '00e
Permanent I in pro > eiuent.
\ov 1 1936
Tax valuation 1906
15.434.284
is g '99 J -D $32 000e...June l 1929
3
M-N $16,000
..Subject to call after Nov. ! .926.)
Nov l 1933
( Assessment is % actual value >
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(Subject
to
call
June
l
1919.'
BOND. DEBT FeO 14 07. Si >9.800
City Loan.
City tax (per $1,000' 1906
$6.50
4s g MO YO'$28.900e. _Oct
1 1930 Sinking tuo.d
4s
semi an $2 l l ,400
I 1.389
Population In 1890
14,484 .
cad
.Subject
to
Oct.
1
3 ojs
1920.1
Assessed valuation '906
A-O 120,200
.6.916.603
.Apr I 1928 vSo. Easton annexed since 1890.' I 4s g
$9.000c.. Oct
00 A O
l 1930 Total tax .per $1-000# 1906
$29.30
Copulation in 1900 (Census) .23.238
(Subject to call Oct. t 1920.)
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Population in 1900
>.500
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Dr.
LOANS When Due.
3 4s’02 \ O $.>9,000c
Get
l 192 2
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
4s Ml
F A 572.000c
\UC l 1924
(Subject lu call Aug l 1914'
4s ’97
510,000
\pr l 1917
(Subject to call \pr t 1907.)
3 tas‘l)9
$35.000e
Oct 2 1919
tSubleot. to rail Oct 2 1909;)
3
MO
5 10,000c
Jan l 1970
INTEREST Is parable at the Cits
J. \V.
H. lxuen
Population
Secretary.
::t
1J0 7
e>t
v 900
INTEREST Is payable at- the Borough Treasurer s office.
Jan 19100
TAX FREE. — A'l beads are free from taxation.
4s ’93
$ 12.300c. -Jan l 1913
URFESSBl RU SCHOOL DISI'RICV.
H H. Fisher. See. Board Etiucat'n.
(Subject to call Jan. I 1905 )
BOND. DEBT Oct 13 1906. $197 .900 Assessed valuation 1906.
South Si Jo Bonds.
6,614.'b>4
Sri 6.000c
Hetirv
j HARRISBURG.
W.
A.
RON D. DEBT Feb l I 1907 $214,300
j
Miller.
Sinking fund.
2,501
\ ulue of school
Harrisburg. the capital oi’ the State, is situated in Dauphm
property ’06 633.1 >1 (
Count#.
Messed valuation 1906
1 1.440.24 6 i Incorporated Mareh 14 1 369.
All bonds are exempt from taxation.
School tax (per $1,000' 1906
$6.30 ’
LOANS
W hen
Treasurer’s office
City Bonds.
33 a ter Bond*
4s
J-J
EAST PITTSBURGH.
$05.900.... July 1 ’ 920
A. H Suvtlof, Sooivtai v Council.
48
J-J $ 150.500.
Jcx;i
l 1913
4S
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'OO.
! 9.8
This boiough is lu Allegheny (Mumy.
I item'pm a fed Vpitl.lS95.
4s
J J
22.600
Jan
1414
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3. )r!OC.
T 917
LOANS
When Due.
Building Bauds (taxable'
4 s
JJ
174.000
Jan 1 1 4 (.3 is
’J-J
1 I. 'OO.
1 4; 4
Strout Bondi.
5s
,1 J
4s
$5(H'c
JJ
34.400
Jaa
1 4 1 6
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J-J
.50,300..
3 s'
32 i
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$15.000c Put) lyto 1923 ! HON D. DERI' 'an t 1997 ■$130,900
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J-J
$1,900.
1928
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200.
3x
42-5
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17,300c. Fart v’l> to 1924
Vwessed valuation 1906
4s
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2.293 Oi'O
91 '200.
; i2-4
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July
J-J
4.A)0
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4 'as d J
Juiy 1 ! 9 2-4
lu i'OOc- Fai t ( Is to 1930 (Asocs.sm t about 60 A actual
3s
J-J
7 5.000
value '
..Jan L ’.937 Ch> debt ceb '.907
4
-O0
i'jsMcvj 9
37 .oiU'c
Ian l
12 3 4
Fay rate (per $-t,Ooo> toco
Pu!>4i>. Improxoiuent Bx>uds.
$’.8
45
3V \t\ i debt
.1 ro
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For mat mil)
see \r
83, p
113
Population in F>00
3 t.js
31 S $180,900.
l 1907
.2,883
Sept
TvH’VL
DEB
12 Feb ' 0x*7
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PbpulalU>u lu 1906 test'
182.000
...1,590:
Sept. 1 ’*.»$' ’ 2 Singing fund assets
D.t
INTEREST par able at Fast Pittsburgh
1
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25 4. $00.. Vug K
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Dial RK t
3 t j s 05 M S
TS -uKk' Sept 1
20- 25 c'ilx piOjUU tv
! ? 7 4b-4
1 408.
LOV.MS
When Din
BO \ D L D D L HT Sept 00
Rolundi'n Band*.
$6 3,000
Pxs>inu,n>a u ’.900
*>vj * •>?
Srhutil Bonds.
t'ax tU'inpt
Assessed \a!u.uU'u U>0 »
J J
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$ 53 MOOC1 1920 FvpuiatixKi -U '.890.
7 192.374 ; is ’00
39, 58-5
I $1, n'oe
\ pt t 5*9 I? Sv'bvKrl tax (per $1.000' 1909
(Subject
to
Jan
call
after
l
1-41
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I'js’OG A O
a t'i'Oo
IN l'SUEST Is paxabie at the j,!kx of the City 'Deasurcr.
Apr l ’IS 2 s
I 0 .OOi'o
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Vh< sinking fund !x*vx-ixes vearly
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Apr t. '76 29 ‘
apiuopitauons sUfficleu
0 pay
1
at ’ 500c.
tCivXSt O a the city 's debt- and > % of the urlucimvl.
\pl t ’30 3 I
ASSESSED V ALP Vl’tOV
Fhe city s Vxsv'Ssevi valuat-iou
o»wiin,aiusi
Switch tv.
to bo about full value) and tax 'ate have been ax Milov*s.
This borough (F t* Sew k UU’A) is lu AUCgheu* v\»unt\,
Ituvi psUatcd
19 06
$33.24 «.-ns )
1 lv'0
in too)
?6. X»0. >00
! 905
32.99-1 J 65
19.
1890
$23,300. MO
‘2 >0
t('V\S
IFkfi ntf
H() \ DLL' t'h'B 0 Y.u 190 a
$80,000
1904
31 .783.17?
-). :
894
'22 .ACC, M0
8 8)3
a»swwr Bonds
\s,sc.-.scd vaiua'.Kui (906
2.313,000
1905
28,961 5 48
0.U*l 180V*
Is ’0(1
20,
T
2
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F \ $ / .».OOt'o
’2.15
Vug I’ll " Fopul.uioti !u t9P’V vc.sD
1.200
1902
28 309.133
i f 90
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21 X0U.2-..1
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7 Kl ‘*0
pavatdc at lUu (\>Umlal t'tust (\i of Pittsburgh.
190 1
26,68’. X?5
3 Rx »
t v 90
1880
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(Subject
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call
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PENNSYLVANIA—-CITIES AND TOWNS
HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.—D. D. Hammelbaugh, Secretary.
This district, comprising: the city of the same name. Is In Dauphin County.
[ VOL. LXXXIV
TOTAL DEBT Sept 7 1906_$356,900 Population In 1890
21,805
Sinking fund
116,572 Population In 1900 (Census) _.35,936
Assessed valuation 1906..15,842,440 Population In 1906 (est.)
50,000
(Assessment Is M actual value.)
INTEREST payable In Johnstown.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$11.00
JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. A. Cochran. Secretary.
Bonds are free from all tax except State.
LOANS—
When Due. | 4s ’05
A-O f$10,000c_.Apr 1 1910
A-O $12,000c
June 1 1908
1 75,000cApr 1 ’ll-’35
A-O
30,000c. _*Oct 11921; 4s '06
J-J
55,000c_..Jan 11926
48
A-O
20,000c
*Apr 1 1922 i BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’07. $562,500
4S l
A-O
70,000c__*0ct 1 1922 | Sinking fund assets
■
63,047
4s
A-O
7,000c. _aOct 11914 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907...
499.453
4a
A-O
22,000c. _aApr 1 1916 ; Assessed valuation, real..32,094,465
4s
A-O
57.500c...Oct 1 1916 Assessed val., personal
2,500,000
4s
J-J
63,000c
Jan 1 1917 i Total valuation 1906
34,594,465
A-O /
3Hs
3.000c. .Apr 1 1908 ; (Assessment about actual value.)
1100,000c Apr 1 ’09-’33 School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$7.00
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Jan 1 1921! Population In 1907 (est.)
32,000c
65,000
are subject to call as follows: *10 years before
maturity, and al5 years before maturity.
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer,
4Hs’95 F-A $17,000
Feb 1 1925
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1905.)
3^s'01 M-N $100,000...May 1 1931
(Subject to call after May 1 1906.)
3Hs’02J-D $35,000
June 1 1932
(Subject to call June 1 1907.)
4s ’06 M-N $100,000c...May 1 1936
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.)
Woodvale bonds 5s
...$1,000
Coopersdale bonds 5s
3,600
HAZLETON.
JUNIATA COUNTY.
:
IP
Optional.—Bonds
Henry Walser, Treasurer.
Thls elty Is In Luzerne County.
Incorporated 1891; organized 1892
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving Bonds (Tax exempt).
Street Bonds—Tax exempt.
4s ’06 F&A $35,000c...Feb 1 1936
4b ’98
F-A $35,000c
1928
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1911.)
(Subject to call after 1903.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 *07
$75,000
Sewer Bonds.—Tax exempt.
Assessed valuation 1906
5,000,000
48 *01
J-J
$22,000c_
1931 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20.00
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Population In 1900
14,230
! Population in 1906 (est.)
17,000
INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
L.
CL- Emmerich,
President;
4s ’03
L.
T.
$60,000c
1933
(Sub. to call $6,000 y’ly after 1913.)
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BONDED DEBT Mcll '07.$118,100
Assessed valuation 1906
4,965,336
(Assessment about 50% actual val.)
School tax (per $1,000) ’06. ..$11.00
Population In 1906 (est.)
17,000
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INTEREST payable by City Treasurer.
HOLLIDAYSBURG.
\V. L.
This borough Is In Blair County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907...$72,500
debt
5,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
77,500
Sinking fund—
3,250
HOMESTEAD.
Andrew
Boldrege, Treasurer.
Incorporated 1834.
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NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
$74,250
I Assessed valuation 1907
1 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
1,495!28S
§13.50
2,998
Population In 1900
Hill, Borough Clerk.
This borough is In Allegheny County.
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LOANS—
When Due. !
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Incorporated October 1880.
Water Bonds—(Con.)
A-O $ 15,000... Yearly to ’17
A-O
57,000.
Yearly to '16
4*^s '04F-A
25.000c_
Aug 1 1934
4s ’07
F-A
20,000c...Feb 1 1937
Borough Bonds.
5.4s
4s
J-J >$41.0000...July 1 1922,5s
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93,000c—July 1 1932
Street and Sewer Bonds.
5.4s
J-I) $33,000..y’rly to 1914
5.4s
J-D
18,000...y’ly to 1918
5.4s
M-S
20,000
Sept 1 1915
5.4s
M-S
6,000—y’rly to 1912 '
5.4s
J-J
20,000
Jan 1 1917
(Subject to call after 1902.)
5.4s
J-J
21,000
Jan 1 1918
4s
J-J
15,500
Jan 1 1919
4s
M-N 15,000
Sept 1 1930
ater Bonds.
5.4s
M-S
15.000
Sept 11910.
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Building Bonds
4V*s’04F-A 330.000c.. .Aug 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Jan 15 ’07
$425,500
Floating debt
16,932
Water bonds (inch above)
117,000
Tax valuation 1906
7,087,565
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(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Borough tax (per M) 1906
Slo.oo
Population in 1905 (est.) __r_. 16,000
Population In 1900
12,554
Williams,'Secretary.
When Due. 4s ’04
J-J
$27,000c.July 1 ’07-’28
M-S S 14,000c..Sept
(See V. 79, p. 644 for maturity.)
4
M-N
2,000c. .May
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $123,000
4.3s
J-D
25,000c..June 20 1910 Assessed valuation 1906
7,087,565
4s
M-N 35,000c—May 1 1919 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$8.00
4s
J-D
20,000c... Dec 1 1925
INTEREST payable in Homestead.
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank. Homestead
5.4s
HUNTINGTON COUNTY.
Huntington is the county
John S.
Taylor, Borough Clerk.
This borough is the county seat of Indiana County.
LOANS—
When Due.1 4s ’06
J-J
$20,000c
July 2 1936
Boro. Bonds (Tax exempt).
i (Subject to call after July 2 1916.)
4s ’06
J-J
$40.000c
July 2 1936 1 Population In 1900
4 142
(Subject to call after July 2 1916.) j
INGRAM.
D. H.
Harner, Clerk of Council.
This borough Is In Allegheny County.
Street & Sewer Bds. (Tax exempt).
j TOTAL DEBT Sept 6 1906..$67,500
4y£s ’06
$25,000c. Sept 1 ’09 ’36 I Assessed valuation 1906
1,740.900
BOND. DEBT Sept 6 1906. .$63,000 i Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$18.50
Floating debt
4 ,500 j Population In 1906
(est.)
2,500
JEANNETTE.
Geo. S.
Kirk, Secretary.
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Galbraith, Clerk.
Brookville is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. I Total valuation 1906
13,705,386
Bridge Bonds.
((Assessment about % actual value.)
48 semi-an
$27,000.
(County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
$27.000 | Population In 1900
59 113
Assessed value, real
12,422.420 i Population In 1906 (est.)
65,000
Assessed val., personal
.1.282.966;
INTEREST Is payable In Brookville.
JEFFERSON COUNTY POOR DISTRICT.
A. E. Galbraith, Comm. Clerk,
A poor district co-extenslve with Jefferson
County.
LOANS—
When Due.! Total valuation 1906
$13,705,386
Poor House Bond*.
j Population In 1900
59,113
4s semi an $100,000
1920 Population In 1906 (est.).
65 000
BOND. D E BT Sept 1906... $ 100,000 j
INTEREST Is payable In Brookville.
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JOHNSTOWN.
Alex.
Wilson, Comptroller.
Tills city is in Cambria County.
are
exempt
LOANS
from
State
Incorporated Dee. 18 1889.
All bonds
tax.
When Due.
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Fire Alarm.
’94 J J
$8,000e_
Jail 1 1924
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904.)
Morrellville Boro. Bonds.
5s
H)2 M-S $10,000e.
Sept 1
1912
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1897.)
5s
’93 M-S $ 10,000c
Sept 1 1913
Building Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1898.)
4s
’00 M S $60,000c. .Sept 1 1930,
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept J 1910.)
3Hs’01 J-D $93,000c....June 1 1931
Hospital Bond*.
(Subject to call after June J 1921.)
4s
02 M-N $ 10,000c. .-Nov 1 1932
Sewer & Street Improvement.
;
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1912.)
4 Hs’93 M S $25 000e_
.Sept 1 1923
Fire Department Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1903.)
4s '06
J D $50,OOOc.
June 1 1936 4 lys’94 F-A $50,000c. .Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call after June 1 1916 )
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904.)
Ri\er Improvement Bonds.
4s
'96 A-O $20 000/-.
Oct 1 1926
5s
'91 M-N $40,000*-.
May ! 1921
(Subject to call after-Oct ] 1906.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1896.)
4s
.
_.
.
.
TOTAL DEBT June 1 1906.
Sinking fund
! NET DEBT June
186,889
21,709
165,180
1 1906
Val. school prop., 1906
665,000
Assessed valuation 1906.-15,853,793
School tax (per $1.000) 1906..$10.20
Population In 1905
Joe M.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
46,938
Evans, Clerk to Commis
John P.
County seat Is Scranton.
LOANS—
ners.
Mahon, Com. Clerk.
When Due.
$22,500
Floating debt (additional)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906.. 532,500
1
1913
($50,000...May
Sinking fund
10,842
4s g
* M-N ( 50,000_-.May 1 1923 NET DEBT Sept 1 1906..... 521,658
l 50,000
May 1 1933 Tax valuation 1906
46, 653,472
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s
A-OS225,000
Apr 1 1922 County tax (per M) 1906
..$7.00
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
Population In 1890
142,088
4s ’07
$135,000
1937 Population In 1900
193,831
BOND. DEBT Sept I 1906.$510,000 Population In 1906 (est.)... 225,000
—
Funding Bonds.
LANCASTER.
E. M.
Kauffman, Treasurer; J. H. Rathfon,
Comptroller.
This city Is the capital of Lancaster County.
Incorporated March 20
1818.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Relief Fund Bonds.
Judgment Bonds.
6s
Jan $14,000r
Perpetual
4s
A-O $120,000c. Oct 11925
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Subject to ca'l after 1915.)
3^8
J-J $ 156,000c^V.76, p.1156
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07._
$874,500
3 'Ls ’04M S$250,000c
Sept 1 1934 Value city property
2,000,000
(Sub. to call part yearly from 1924.) Assessed valuation 1906. .18,959,476
4s ’06
A-O $90,000c
Oct 1 1936 (Assessm’t about H actual value.)
(Subject to-call after Oct 1 1926.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8.00
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1 .000) 1906.. .$15.50
4s
Q-J $99,500c_July 1 '06-’20 Population in 1900..
41,459
3 1^s
M-N 145,000c
Nov 1 1933 Population In 1906 (est.)
48,000
(Subject to call; see V. 77. p. 724.)
INTEREST Is payable In Lancaster.
LANCASTER
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Ii. A. Schrover, Treasurer.
When Due. i 4s g ’07 J-J$60,000c.Jan 15 ’32-33-35
4s g
J-J $30 ,()00r
1910-1920 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906_$280,000
4s g
J-J
20.000r
1920-1930 Assessed valuation 1906.$18,600.000
4s g
30,000c
Jan 1 1934 School ax (per $1,000) 1906...$5.00
J-J
4s g
170,000e_.. Jail 1 ’14-31
J-J
INTEREST on the 4s due 1910 to 1920 and 1920 to 1930, and bonds of
1907, Is payable at the Treasurer’s office; on all other bonds at the Northern
Trust Co., Lancaster.
Bonds are tax free.
LOANS—
LANCASTER COUNTY.
T. J. Marsh,
Dop. County Compt.
$551,500
Improvement Bonds—Tax exempt. Sinking Lund
38,000
3FaS ’97A-0$149,000c
Apr 1 1917 NET DEBT Apr 1 1907.
513,500
to
(Subject
call after Apr 1 1907,)
Assessed valuation 1906.108,895,973
3Hs '98A-O 587,200c--.Apr 1 1928 1 County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$2.50
3^s ’98A-0$144,100c...Oct 1 1928 i Population In 1900
150.241
3Hs ’99-4-0 171,100c..-Apr 1 1929 Population in 1907 (est.)
155,000.
INTEREST payable In Lancaster.
LEBANON.
Chas.
Forster;' Comptroller.
This city Is In Lebanon County.
are exempt from State taxes.
LOANS—
When Due.
3‘4s’06
$20,()()()
Incorporated Nov. 25 1885.
4s
A O
531.500c
1923
to call at any time.)
Refund’g Water Bds. (Tax free).
3t(s
A-0$ 104,000c.Apr 1 ’12-’32
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
(Subject
Bonds
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906.-.$261.500
Water debt (included)
210,000
Total valuation 1906
11.000,000
(Assessm’t about 2-3 actual value.)
City Bonds.
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906
,
$10.50
Population lit 1890
Population In 1900.
Population In 1906 (est.)
..14,664
17.628
.22.000
Funding Bonds—Tar free.
3>$s
A-O $64,000c.Apr 1 ’12-’22
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
j*
INTEREST paid at City Treasurer’s office.
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Harry C. Uhler, Secretary.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.$ 134,2801 School tax (per $1,000) 1907..
Value school prop’ty’06
375,750 j
LEBANON COUNTY.
Paul
c
Funding Bonds.
County Bonds.
...
...
...
,
$8,950
20,900
LEHIGHTON.
4s ’04
$25,000
1919-1934
BONDED I)EBT Apr 4 ’07..$76,350
Assessed valuation 1905..31,104,612
..
$33,250...
(Subject to call.)
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’04
4s ’05
$5.00
Grittingor, Dop. Co. Treas.
Lebanon Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
5s ’89
This borough Is In Westmoreland
County.
BOND. DEBT Mcll 5 1906.$145,500 i Assessed valuation 1906
.$2,434,267
Floating debt
1,011!Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906... $1100
TOTAL DEBT Mch 5 1906. 146,511 Population In 1900...
5 865
Sinking fund
14,478 j Population In 1906 (est.).
9 000
NET DE BT Mch 5 1906
132.030
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
$7,000
7,290
BOND. DEBT June 1 1906.$179,600
Floating debt
7,289
MifTllntown Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $73,985 | County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$6.00
Assessed valuation 1906
^
4,565,6661 Population In 1900
16,054
(Assessment about % actual value.) (Population in 1906 (est.)
16,500
seat.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906..$104 ,903 Assessed valuation
1905._$1,423,611
Floating debt.
8,097 County tax (per $1,000) ’05__.$10.00
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906.. 113,000 Population in 1900
34.650
INDIANA.
Morrellvllle bonds
Temporary debt
Lancaster is the county seat.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1'07.
TAX FREE.—The water 4s of 1907 are free from
taxation.
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Homestead.
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. H.
•
TVhen Due.
,
HAZLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Brown, Clerk of School Board.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds—Tax exempt.
4s ’93
$17,100c
1923
(Subject to call after 1898.)
4s ’95
$ 11,000c
1925
(Subject to call after 1900.)
48 ’01
$30,000c
1931
(Subject to call after 1906.)
LOANS—
1925
County tax (per $ 1.000) 1905
Population In 1900
.
1925!
H. J.
53,827
Bretnoy, Treasurer.
This borough Is in Carbon County.
Incorporated April 17 1866.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$63,000 ) Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$47 00
Assessed valuation 1906
660,9061 Population in 1900
4,629
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) 1 Population In 1906 (est.) ......6,000
INTEREST Is payable In Lehighton.
...
LEWISTOWN.
L.
Koenig, Chairman Finance Committee.
This borough Is In Mlffiln County.
LOANS—
When iJue.
Sewer Bonds—Tax exempt.
4s
$100,000...
1934
(Subject to call after 1909.)
...
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907.. $125,000
Assessed valuation 1906 ..2,668,508
(Assessment at about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20.58
Paving Bonds.
Population In 1900.
$25,000 ...Aug 1 1936
(Subject to call Aug 1 1916.).
INTEREST payable at Treasurer’s office.
4s ’06
-4.451
...
LOCKHAVEN;
H. (i. She aver,
Treasurer.
This city Is In Clinton County.
Incorporated March 28 1870.
LOANS—
When Due. <
Refunding Bonds (Con.)
City Bonds.
4s ’07
J-J
$20,oo()rJan
1 1927
6s ’80
M-N $25,00<)e. .Nov 1 1910
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.)
4s ’95
M-N
25,000c
May 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT Jail 1 1907 $217,500
Water Loans.
Water bonds (Included)
137,500
3^s’OU J-J
$8,500c
July 1 1910 Sinking fund.
2.000
4s ’94
J-J
19,500c
July 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1906
1,715,400
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s ’98
J I) $25,000c
Dec 1 1918 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
..$20.00
3 *‘js’04 M-N* 84,500c. _.May 1 1924
Total tax (per $1,00(0 1906.. $37.00
3*is’03A ()
10,000c. ..Oct 1 1923 Population In 1900
7,210
(Subject to call after (Jet. 1 1908.)
Population In 1907 (est.)
8,000
TAX FREE.—State tax on bonds Is paid by city.
U CK HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
F. E. Ritter. Treasurer
LOANS—
When Due,
Funding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
3.65s
F-A
$8,<)00c_.. Aug 1 1907
3 C,8
M-S
$6,000c
Mcll I 1910 BONL). DEBT Nov 1906
$60,200
3‘v.s
M-N
34,000c.. .May 2 1917
.
.
.
■
Apr., 1907.]
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS
LOGAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST. J. M. Edwards, Sec’y
This district is in Blair
MT. CARMEL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
James H. Smith. Secretary.
BONDED DEBT June 1’06.$34.5001 Assessed valuation 1906. .$2,500,000
County.
Floatingdebt
28.1001School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$9.00
TOTAL DEBT June 1 1906 ..62.600i Population in 1906 (est.)
15,000
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07. $65,000
LOANS—
Refunding and Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
3,468,000
4 4s’07 J-J
Jan 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1906._$8,00
$65,000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
11,000
Population In 1907 (est.)
INTEREST payable at Union Bank of Altoona.
LOWERMERIONTOWNSHIP.
G. C.
75
MOUNT PLEASANT.
This
S.
C.
BONDED DEBT Mch 6 ’05.$63,960
Floatingdebt
1.077
TOTAL DEBT Mch 6 1905.. 65,037
Sinking fund
5,083
Anderson, Secretary.
This township (P. O. Ardmore) Is In Montgomery County.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.$438.000
Sewer Bonds—(Free of tax.)
Assessed valuation 1906. 11,918.760
3Hs
J-J $200,000..July 1 ’08-’28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$6.00
($40,000 due each 5 years.)
Population in 1900
13,271
3 4s
J-J $50.000
July 1 1933 Population In 1890
10,362
4s '04
J-J [ 150,000
Jan’19-’24-’29
Stevenson, Secretary.
borough Is In Westmoreland County.
NET DEBT Mch 6 1905... $59,954
1.500,000
Assessed valuation 1905
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$8.50
Population in 1900
4.745
_
MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
F. E. Painter. Secretary.
BONDED DEBT June 4 ’06.$24,5001 School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$8.50
Assessed valuation 1905... 1.583,0001
MUNHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
\ 15,000
Jan 1 1934!
TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A. Relst Rutt,
Superintendent Public Schools.
BONDED DEBT Feb 14 ’07. $68,0001 Assessed val., 1906-07.. .$11.498,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
5.501 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
LOWER
LUZERNE COUNTY.
James A.
The county seat Is Wilkes-Barre
LOANS'
When Due.
Court House Bonds.
4s
F-AS200,000c .Aug 1 ’09-’28
4s
F-A
50.000c.Aug 1 ’08-’27
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07. .$260,000
Sinking fund
Total valuation 1906
$130,298,205
(Assessm’t abt. 25% of actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) ’06
$10.00
;
Population in 1890
\ Population In 1900.
47,437 | Population in 1907 (est.)
LYCOMING COUNTY.
County seat Is Williamsport.
LOANS—
F-A
(Subject
4s
JrD
$20.000c..
to call Feb
from taxation
to
4s ’05
bonds of 1903 payable at the Monongahela Trust Co.: on
bonds of 1905 at Dick & Robinson. New York.
M. H. Coleman,
When, Due.
NANTICOKE.
This
Mayor; C. E. Soles, Comp.
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
4s ’07
$70,000
J an 1 ’12-’37
Citv Poor Farm Bonds.
4s '07
J-.J
$40,000 ..Ian 1 ’12-’37
BONDED DEBT Apr 2 ’06 $490,100
Street & sewer debt (add’l). 255,633
TOTAL DEBT Apr 2 1906. 745,733
Sinking fund
289,421
Other assets, assess’ts, &c_ 230,034
NET DEBT Apr 2 1906...
226.270
Water debt (included)
102,000
Assessed valuation 1906..20,068,201
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
$10.75
City tax (per $1.000) 1905
Population in 1890
20,741
„
.
McKHESPORT SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Wm. T. Norton, Secretary Board
of Education.
The 3 4% bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. 4s ’05
,J-J $254.000
Jan 2 TO-34
4 4s
M-S $19,000c
1910
See V. 80. p. 1933. for maturity.
4Hs
48,000c...
1910 BOND. DEBT June 4 1906 $593,000
M S
44s
J-J
20,000c
1910 Sinking fund
138,173
65,000c
454,826
NET DEBT June 4 1906.
Assessed valuation 1906. .20,069,505
1924
J-J
87,000c p’t y'ly to ’27
M-N 100,000c...May 1 1930
.
Richard R. Webb, Sec. Bor. Council.
...
MAHANOY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. W. Richardson, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907. .$45,5001 Assessed valuation 1906. .$2,163,662
MEADVILLE.
H.
S.
Robi nson,
This city Is in Crawford County.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s’06
J-J
$58,000 ..July 1 1936
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
Water Works Bonds.
4s
A-0$ 153,000c
Jan 1 1929
(Subject to call Jan 1 1904.)
4s
J-J
$35.000c
July 1 1933
(Subject to call 1918.)
Clerk.
Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
$22,100
(Subject to call at any time.)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 07.$241,0.00
Sinking fund
9,332
NET DEBT Apr 1 1907...
78.668
Water debt (Included)
153,000
i Total
valuation 1906
3,488,985
Refunding Bonds (Tax free).
(Assessm’t about 50% actual value )
4s’05
J-J
1935 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906...$29.00
$30,000c
(Subject to call 1910.'
i Population In
1890
9,520
Population In 1900..
10,291
; Population In 1906 (est)
11,000
INTEREST Is payable at city treasury
MEDIA.
Jos. B.
Leedom, Clerk.
This town Is In Delaware County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907 .$95,000
j Population In 1900
.
MIFFLIN COUNTY.
W. H.
3.075
Myers, Clerk County Com.
LewOtown Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$65,000|State and Co. tax (per M)
Assessc l valuation 1906.. 10,410,651 j Population In 1900
(Asesuncut about 70% actual value.) ; Population In 1907 (est.)
’06 .$4 58
23.160
30.000
—
MILL VALE.
This borough is In Allegheny County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.$131.0001 Tax rate (per
Assessed valuation 1904
2,481,055 j Population In
MONACA.
N. H.
$1,000) 1904. ..$21.00
6,736
1900..
Trumpeter, Secretary.
Tills borough Is In Beaver County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907
$80.390;
..
Floating
debt
.....
TOTAL DEBT Mcll 1 1907.
Sinking fund
....
.
...
Assessed valuation 1907. .$1.483.477
3,916 • Tax rate (per $1.000) 1907
$28.00
84,306 Population In 1900
2,008
4,474 Population In 1906 (est.)
3,500
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
R. C.
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
Refunding Countv Bonds.
4s'06 J-Dj $50,000c&r. June 1 '11&16
A t) $75,000r.
Apr 1 1920
\ 200.000c&r. 1921-26-31 -36
(Subject to call Apr 1 1910.)
$725,000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.122,175,395
M S$400,000r ....1908-1933 County tax (per $1,000) 1906 ..2.no
34s
($50,009 due every live years.)
Population In 1890
...122,290
LOANS—
.
.
—138,995
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at Norristown,
MOUNT CARMEL.
NEW CASTLE.
!
Floating debt
.
_
.
TOTAL DICB T Feb 1907
Sinking fund..
...
L. G.
.
Hughes, Comp.; A.E.Rhodes, Clerk.
city Is the capital of Lawrence County.
In 1897 the boroughs of
West New Castle and Mahoning town were annexed to the city
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric Light Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’96
F-A $ 15,000c...Aug
4s’<)4
1 1911
J-D
Incorporated 1862.
DEBT Feb 1907. ...$1 26,000
12.000 Assessed valuation 1907 —2.748,000
133.900 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907...
2.00
7.900 Population In 1900
.....13.179
.
.
Dec 1
$9,000r
(Subject to call 1906.)
Conduit Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15
34s’02 M-S $30,000c...Mch 1 1922
(Subject to call Mch 1 1912.)
3 4s’02 A-O $20,0o0c
Oct 1 1922
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s ’96
F-A $40.000c
Aug 1 1916
(Subject to call 1906.)
4s ’97
J-J
$25,000c
July 1 1917
(Subject to call 1907.)
4s ’98
F-A $35.000c
Aug 1 1918
(Subject to call Aug 1 1903.)
1907
GEN’L BONDS Feb 15 ’07.$174,000
Assessment debt
66,000
07
.....
,
_
240,000
Sinking fund...
13.820
NET DEBT Feb 15 1907... 226,180
Assessed valuation, real.. 16,200,000
Assessed val., personal
900,000
...
Total valuation 1907.
17,100.000
(Assessm’t about 65% actual value.)
Citv tax (per $1,000) 1907 ..510.50
Total tax (per $1.000) 1907. .$21.50
Population In 1890..
11.600
Population In 1900 (Census). .28,339
Population In 1907 (est)
40,000
TAX FREE.—Bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST payable at city treasury.
NEW CASTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Helen L. Moseley. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
520.000c
July 1 1916 3 4s
A-O 518,000c. .Oct 1 1920
(Subject to call July 1 1901.)
(Subject to call Oct 1 1910.)
F-A $40,000c
4s
Aug 1 1918 34s
F-A $20.000c... Aug 1 1921
(Subject to call Aug 1 1903.)
(Subject to call Aug 1 1911.)
3 4s
M-N $50,000c...May 1 1919 34s’05 M-N $35,000c...May 1 1925
(Subject- to call 1909.)
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
3 4S
F-A $40.000c
Aug 1 1920 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.5226.000
Assessed valuation 1906.. 16.058,170
(Subject to call Aug 1 1910.)
5s
J-D
$3,000
1908 School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$8.00
(Subject to call on Sept 1.)
Population !u 1906 (about). .35,000
.
TAX EXEMPT.—Bonds are all tax exempt.
INTEREST payable by City Treasurer.
NEW KENSINGTON.
J. F. Hoaly, Borough Secretary.
This borough Is in Westmoreland
LOANS—
When Due
Funding Bonds—Tax exempt
4 4s’06 A-O 550,000c
County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906.. $126,000
Assessed valuation 1906.. .2,237,800
22.00
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Population In 1900..
4,665
.
NEW KENSINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
G. T. Lamon. Pres. Seh. Bd.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1907
$28,500 J School tax (per $1,000) 1906
9.00
Assessed valuation 1906
2.111.400 i
NORRISTOWN.
This borough
March 31 1812.
LOANS—
Is
Edwin Metcalf, Treasurer.
the
capital
of
When Due.
County.
A-0$l55.000r
Oct
Incorporated
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.5465.000
Tax valuation 1906
Borough Bonds
11.094,000
(Assessment about 2-3 actual
(Subject to call 1902.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
4s g A-0$150.000r
Apr 1 1932 Population In 1905 (est)
(Subject to call Apr 1 1907.)
Population in 1900..
3 4s g
3
Montgomery
1 1927
value.)
$17.50
25,000
22,265
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $160.000r._ .July 1 1930
3s g
(Subject to call 1905.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough Treasurer’s office.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are free from State tax.
NORRISTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Irwin Fisher. Secretary.
Bonds are all exempt from State tax.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 $200,000
46,000
1919 Sinking fund
^
.Assessed valuation 1906.. 10,343,506
1927; (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Value school property 1906.$350,000
34s’04 A-O $50,000c...Oct 1 1934 School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$7.00
(Subject to call Oct 1914.)
INTEREST payable In Norristown.
J-D $100.000r
34s
3 4s
(Subject to call 1909.)
M-N $50,000c
(Subject to call 1907.)
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Easton is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Gen. Purpose Bonds (Tax exempt.)
4s
A-O 550.000c
Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT .\lch 6 1907.$100,000
Sinking
Oscar J. Mutchler, Treasurer.
NET DEBT Mch 6 1907
$50,289
(Assessm’t abt. 66 2-3% actual val.)
Assessed valuation 1906. .60,478,178
County tax (per $1,000) ’07
Population In 1900
49,711 Population In 1906 (est)
fund
INTEREST payable
.
3.00
99,687
105,000
office County Treasurer.
COUNTY.
James
O.
Shearer,
Commissioners’ Clerk.
Sunbury Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06.$414.200!County tax (per $1,000) 1906.. 3.00
Assessed valuation 1905.31,574,486i Population In 1900.
90,911
OAKMONT.
George Stoup, Clerk.
This borough Is lu Allegheny County.
BONDED DEBT Feb l ’07. $93,0001 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
4,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 07
Sinking fund
.$19 75
Assessed valuation 1907. .3,884,000! Population lu 1900
..2.323
I Population In 1907 test..'....
500
.
John Carl Jr., Clerk.
clt v Is )u Northumberland Countv.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$121,90ti NET
T
A district In Luzerne County.
NANTICOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
TOTAL LIABIL. June ’06 .$64,601
NORTHUMBERLAND
Miller, Clerk.
County scat Is Norristown.
3 4s
Fairchild, RoroughSeeretary.
When Due BOND. DEBT July 1906.
.75,000
Improvement Fund.
Assessed valuation 1906. .1,274,760
f$10,00()c
Aug 1 11) 11 Population in 1900.....
12,116
!
11 ,<)()!)(•
Aug 1 1916
4 Us’06 F-A •
12,000c. Aug 1 1921
13.009c
Aug 1 1926
,
14,000c
Aug 1 1931
{ 15,000c". Aug 1 1936
INTEREST is payable at the office of the Borough Treasurer.
School tax (per $1,J00) 1906.$10.00
This borough Is in Schuylkill County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1907.$101.500. Assessed valuation 1900 ..52,163,662
Floating debt
7,469 Tax rate (per $ l ,000) 1905
$33.00
TOTAL DEBT Mch 6 1907. 111.969; Population In 1900
13,504
......
L.
General
_
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900 (Census) ..34,227
J-J
$75,000
July 11911
(Subject to call on 60 days’ notice.
4s '06
M-N 200,000..May 1 ’ll-'35
INTEREST Is payable by City Treasurer.
TAX FREE.—The water 4s of 1906 and bonds of 1907 are tax-exempt.
.
C.
borough is in Luzerne Con ltv.
LOANS—
5s
MAHANOY CITY.
on
.
Allegheny county.
Reynoldton Bonds.
$9,500
1910
Imp’t 5.4s
8.000
1907-1914
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J j$2,000
Jan 1
1919
i 18,000. ..Jan
1 ’20-25 1
Various Purposes.
:
4s’05
j-j
$60,000
Jan 1 1931
(Subject to call on Jan 1, $2,000
yearly. 1910 to 1925, and $3,000
yearly, 1926 to 1931, inclusive.)
A-O
..1925
$10.000c
Tills
Water 4 4s
3 4s
3 4s
J-J
INTEREST
.
.
M-S$l30,500c.. .Sept 2 1926
(Subject to call Sept 2 1916.)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906. $425,500
Tax valuation 1904
1.21,053,251
Population in 1890
70,579
Population in 1900
75,663
Funding Bonds.
44s
J-J §42,000
July 1 1920
4s M-S $121,000 serially to Sept ’17
4,4s
......
.
($40,000 yearly.)
-
LOANS—
When Due. \ BONDED DEBT Apr ’07. $103,000
Building Bonds (Tax exempt).
Assessed valuation 1905
3,892.000
J-J
$78.000c
1923 School tax (per $1,000) 1905...$8.00
J-J
15,000c
1925 Population fn 1907 (est)
4.000
Funding Bonds (Tax exempt).
-
3s
1 1903.)
S10.000r__.Dec 1 1914
This city is In
LOANS—
Secretary
.
(Subject to call Dec 1 1904.)
Refunding Bonds.
M-N 5235,000c..Nov 1 ’08-13
34s
McREESPORT.
John Bell Jr.,
-
Lyman Myers, Treasurer.
When Due.
Feb 1 1913
_
..
201,203
..257,121
.30 1,000
Allegheny County.
4s ’03
4s ’05
Dervey, Dep. Co. Gompt.
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this county are exempt
holders.
The county pays a State tax of 4 mills.
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Treasurer.
4s
A district In
MERION
PERRY COUNTY.
.
D. H. Meek, Commissioners’ Clerk.
New Bloomfield Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Dec ’06
$ 174 .220 Counts tax Pen $ t .0 > >
Assessed valuation 1905
8.068,354' Population in l .»«'•»
.
1 » )*>
$5.00
2">.2 >3
6
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
PHILADELPHIA. John
Walton, Comptroller.
Philadelphia,
E.
Reyburn, Mayor; John M.
co-extenslve with the
of the same name, Is the third
city of the United States, and has an county
area of over 130 square miles.
The
city was founded In 1081 by William
Penn, chartered In 1787, and consoli¬
dated In 1854 with numerous
outlying districts and boroughs.
sections of the city of
Many
Philadelphia still retain their old names and are
constantly referred to as such.
Among these may be mentioned German¬
town, Manayunk, Frankford,
Brldesburg, Roxborough, West Philadelphia,
Richmond, &c.. &c. The county
Is under
debt.
[This city on Nov. 7 1905 voted to city control and has no separate
issue $4,000,000
bonds: none yet Issued; also on Nov. 6
grade-crossing
1900 to Issue
for various purposes, of
$13,500,000 bonds
which
$125,000 were sold on March 18 1907.
LOANS—
When Due.
Subway Loan
3% Loan, 1890-91, Series A to T.
3Hs’94
31 '07-21
3s
M-N$2,990,000r_Nov 1 '07-19 3Ms’94 J-J$4.500,000r_Dec
J-J
87.000r.Dec
Serial Loans.
3s '93
J-J$l,925,OOOr.Dec 31 '07-17
4s *93
J-J
875,OOOr.Dec
31
Refunding Loans.
3^s’95J-J
3^s’95J-J
3 tfs’95 J-J
3Vss’95 J-J
3Hs’97 J-J
1922
$850,OOOr.Dec
.
Net debt
on
'07. Jan.
1
'06.
Jan.
1
05.’
and
subsequently
per stiare.
..
..
Philadelphia
..
$68,506,820
2,027,900
1.022,114
602.590
806,605
519,197
173,737
POPULATION. —In
PHOENIXVILLE.
,215,776,334
1,185,899,831
1
911 ,068,674
880,935,265
688,713,518
536,667,834
479,776,643
155,697,669
56,777.370
72,264,595
45,093,247
21,356,759
was
1,293.697; in 1890, 1,046,964;
In 1906, estimated,
1,400,000
Horace
borough is in Chester County. Lloyd,
LOANS—
This
,162,074,023
When Due
Water Bonds (Tax
exempt).
4s
A-O $169,000 r.
1914
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Borough Bonds (Tax exempt).
4s
A-O
$4,500r
Matured
(Subject to call after 1904.)
J. H.
PITTSBURGH.
Ooudersport-ls
Mayor; J.
.
^
*10-’30
These Issues form parts of the
$6,250,000 loan authorized In
and the amounts here
1895,
given represent the portion now
outstanding.
INTEREST Is payable at the
City Treasurer's olllee in
the Bank of America In
Pittsburgh, at
New York and at tlie
Pittsburgh Trust Co,
$2,945,229
1,734,802
5,201 ,242
22,347,746
8,334,660
7,940,241
7,261,649
30,705,484
14,444,896
8,410.928
2,579,033
46,819,306
10,572.078
2,357.991
10,705,024
6,157,006
186,000
4,000
140,000
20,000
368,000
250,000
93,000
12,000
75,000
200,000
34,000
197,000
117,000
40,000
118,000
32,000
r
5,613.365
9,143,582
5,884,508
93,000
29,199,304
13,985.838
2,120.176
11 ,599,483
263,000
2,000
316,000
.
40,000
24,000
4,124 .098
1.817.284
18,250
1,211,585
Prothonotary.
Morgan Root, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.. .$50,000
§9.10D
76,900
Assessed valuation 1.906
6,175.880(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1.000) ’06
$15.00
^
Population In 1900
36,000 Population in 1906
(est.)
Sept 1 ’06... 86,000
INTEREST is payable at the Borough
Treasurer’s office.
POTTSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
H. M. Lessing. Director.
BOND. DEBT June 1 1906. .$75,000
NET DEBT June 1 1906.
Floating debt,
24,950 Assessed
..
Floating debt
13.696
TOTAL DEBT
16,000
TOTAL DEBT June 1 1900__
99,950
6,801
Sinking fund
POTTSVILLE.
_
1906.
$43,000
30,000
136,500
borough is In Montgomery County.
LOANS—
When Due. Slnkhig fund
Refunding Bonds—Tax Exempt.
NET DEBT Sept 1 *06
3 Ills
A-O $25,000
10,500
Larkin,Comp.
*
R.
This
'Phis
G. A.
4s
.$93.140
valuation 1906
5,8<)0.ooo
School tax (per $1,000) 1900...$7.00
Funding Bonds.
A-O
-
.
Berner., Clerk.
borough is in Schuylkill County.
LOANS—
.$4.00”
...2,601
$16,000.
F. N. Ne wton,
tlie county scat.
POTTSTOWN.
Travis, Clerk.
In 1900
Assessed
Valuation
BONDED DEBT Mch
Population in 1900
.30.621
Assessed valuation 1906 1907.$73,0001
8,500,0001
35.000
Countv tax (per $1,000) 1906.$11.00 Population in 1900 (est.)
!
POTTER COUNTY POOR DISTRICT.
Coudersport
Is
the
countv scat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$58,500
|
$24.00
9,196
B.
This city is situated in
Allegheny County. Legislature of 1905
an Act
providing for the annexation of
passed
Allegheny,
and
a vote taken In
two cities on June 12
the
1906 resulted In a
combined
project.
The vote In
majority in favor of tiie
Allegheny, however was against
citizens of that place took
annexation, and
the matter into the courts
In order to determine
the
constitutionality of the Act creating the greater
The Superior Court on Nov.
city.
V. 82, p. 1393.
19 1906 handed down a
decision upholding the
validity of the Act. which decision was
upheld
by
the
on March 11
State
Court
1907—V. 84,
The case has been takenSupreme
States Supreme Court,—V p. 644.
to the United
84, p. 763.
LOANS—
When
Public Park Bonds.
City Bldg., Refund’g Bonds. Due.
4
'95 M-N*$ 1,225,OOOc&r
5
'80 A-O
$ 170,000c&r Apr 1 1910
May 1 '25
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3
Free Bridge Bonds.
years.)
Public Safety Bonds.
4
'95 M-N
*$1,050,000e&r
1’25 4
*95 M-N *$350,oooc&r
(Subject to call 1-10 every May
1 1925
May
3 years.) (Subject to call 1-10
Funded Debt Bonds.
every 3 years.)
Boulevard Bonds.
7
'69 J-J
$140,000c
July 1 '09 4
'95 M-N
7
'69 J-J
1 1925
360,OOOr
Julv
1 '09 (Subject to *$350,000r__May
rail 1-10 every 3
7
'72 J-J
years.)
121,000r._..Jan
1 ’12
Railroad
Compromise Bonds,
Funded Debt Improvem't
Bonds.
5
'63 J-J
5
$8 1 7 ,OOOc. Jan
'83J-D
1 1913
$68,000c
lune 1’13 5
'63 J-J
5
1,01 2,803r_ .Jan
'83 J-I) 1,335,OOOr
1 1 913
June
1 '13 4
'63 J-J
5
201,000c.
'82 J-D
-Jan
1 1!) 1 3
77,OOOr
rune 1 '12 4
'63 J-J
152,397r_ _Jan
City Bonds Loan of 1900.
1 191 3
Water Bonds.
3 H'OO A-O
$5,600,000.Apr 1 ’09-’30 6 '78 J-.J
$300,OOOr. _Jan
($700,000 every 3 years.)
1 DOS
4
'95 M-N *1,400,000c Ar
Health Tern. Loan Bonds.
May 1 '25
(Subfect to call 1-10 every 3 years.)
3 H’03 A-O
$90,OOOr
Oct
1 '08 4s'06 J-J
4
[$1 66,000c .July 1 ’07-’lG
J-J
30,OOOr
Jan 1 1909
1 334,000c ..July
1 ' 17-'3G
Improvement Bonds.
Filtration Bonds.
4
’85 J-I)
$53,OOOc
Dec 1 1915 3>^s'04
4
A-D$2,036 ,800r
'85 J-D
to
1934
3,681,700r...Dec 1 1915 3M>s’04 A-O
630.000c
to
Judgment Bonds.
1934
Refund.
4
Water
E
x
'04 J l) $1,086.100c<Scr
ten. Loan.
.June'09-34 3 '4'98 A-O
$243,OOOr
(One-sixth due every live years.)
Apr 1 1910
(Subject to call $90,000
4s '06 J-J 1 $332,000 c
yearly.)
_Julv’ll&’16
Bcltzhoover
Bonds.
J 668.000cJuly 21-26-31-36
$9,500
Market Bonds, Refunded.
IIHio11 Bonds.
5
'80 A-O
$25,000r__.Apr 1 1910 4 >1
J-D
$30,000.June 1 ’07-’31
Esplen Bonds.
4
J-D
4s
23,000.June 1
POTTER COUNTY.
BONDED DEBT Jan
1907.$173,500
Floating debt
.10,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907
183,500
Assessed valuation 1907
4,000.000
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '07
1905...1,115,7501 Population
G. W. Guthrie,
Secretary Cen¬
Bonded
Debt.
Ward
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O $25,000
This borough Is In
County.
BOND. DEBT Nov Allegheny
1906 ..,.$51,800 |Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905...
Assessed valuation
Chas. Relsfar Jr.,
.
Treasurer.
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable In Phoenlxvllle.Population In 1907 (est.)
PITCAIRN.
VALUATION.—The
city’s assessed valuation (estimated
about cash value) and tax rate have
been as below—real estate
values
once In three years accounts
for the large increase in 1907.
-Assessed
Valuatlon.Year—
Clty Tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1.000
1907...
$582,021,462
$2,387,575
$584
,409.037
$12.50
1906...
473,062,291
2,460,370
475,522,661
15.00
1905...
462.869,360
2,269,695
465,139,055
13.00
1904...
451,351,966
at
Mlnersville Sub-School District—13th
Ward
Moorhead Sub-School District—11th
Ward
Morse Sub-School District, 25th
Ward.
Mt. Albion Sub-School District—18th
Ward
Mt. Washington Sub-School
District—32d Ward
Oakland Sub-School District—14th
Ward
Peebles Sub-School District—23d
Ward-.
Riverside Sub-School District—34th Ward
Sterret Sub-School District—22d Ward
St. Clair Sub-School District—27th
Ward
Stevens Sub-School District—36th
Ward
Westlake Sub-School District. 39th
Ward.
$15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
18 50
18.50
18.50
20.00
18.00
20.00
in 1880
1
56.772,230
1900 '
847,170; In 1870. 674.022.
$1,250,688,286
69,930.348
71.815,677
57,725,151
60,650,220
2.917,510
2,047,384
'03.
debt is limited by State Constitu¬
Lincoln .Sub-School District—21st Ward
& Erie RR. stock,
.otfered for sale on Nov. 15 1904
awarded to Drexel &
Co., the highest bidders, at $58.63
$3,079,402
LIMITATION.—Pittsburgh’s
ASSESSED
Luckey Sub-School District—35th Ward.
CITY PROPERTY.—The
real estate owned by the
valued at $81,997.894, an
city Jan. 1 1907 was
increase over that of Jan. 1 1906
of $1,556,025.
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.—The
following
the annual pay¬
ments to the
sinking fund, amount of bonded debtshows
and
rants, assessed value of
outstanding war¬
property, and the tax rate, for years
Indicated.
Property In this city up to and Including
1903 was assessed at about
of its actual value.
80%
In
real value, resulting In a 1904, however, values were Increased to nearly
decreased tax rate.
Jiaumcnts to
Total Municipal Assessed real
and
Years.
Tax rate
Sinklna Fund.
Debt Jan. 1.
Personal Valuat’n. per $ 1,000
1907
1906
1905
1904
1903
1900
1890
1880
1870
1860
DEBT
tion to 7% of assessed
valuation.
Liberty Sub-School District—20th
was
1
8,246,038
6,981,108
6,496.328
Net debt
$15,870,545 $14,665,364 $14,036,194
The sinking fund receives
$14,894,873
yearly $1,365,276from appropriations and in¬
vestments.
Bcltzhoover Sub-School District—38th
Ward
Brushton Sub-School District—37th
Ward
Colfax Sub-School District—22d Ward
Forbes Sub-School District—6th Ward
Franklin Sub-School District—7th & 8th
Wards
Hancock Sub-School District—5th
Ward
Hilaiul Sub-School District—19th
Ward
Homewood Sub-School District—21st
Ward
Howard Sub-School District—16th
Ward
Knox Sub-School
District, 30th Ward
warrants
This stock
Sinking funds
’05. Feb.
1
bonds).$24,184,802 $22,911,402 $21,017,302
$21,391,201
'
8,314,257
Allen Sub-School District—31st
Ward
dates named
par value $50 per share.
water
The various sub-school districts
of
have an Indebtedness en¬
tirely separate from that of the city Pittsburgh
We give below their bonded
proper.
debt on Feb. 1 1906,
aggregating
$2,851,750,
and
the assessed valuation
of each for 1906.
$66,622,720 $67,986,820 $69,851,820
6,811,500
6,361,500 •• 4,377,600
$59,811,220 $61,625,320 $65,474,220
(additional).. $1,884,100
$1,943,528
The cash on hand In the
$1,963,857
city
Jan. 1 1907 was
treasury
exclusive of the cash In the
$17,892,415,
sinking
fund,
which
aggregated
The amount of bonded
$1,124,265.49.
debt redeemed by the
Sinking Fund Commission
during the year 1906 was $1,367,600.
Among the assets held by the city
for many years were
45,000 shares of
Outstanding
cluding
PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
tral Board of Education.
Phila., Pa.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
FUNDS, &o.—The subjoined statement
shows Philadelphia’s total
municipal
debt- and the sinking fund held
city against the same, on the dates
by the
[By a decision of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, liled mentioned.
May 31 1894, It Is held that, within
the meaning of the word
“Debt” In Section VIII, Article
IX, of the Con¬
stitution of Pennsylvania, the real
debt of the city Is the authorized
less the amount of the
debt
city ccrtllicates purchased and "uncanceled
in the
sinking fund.]
1
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
FUNDS, &c.—
Feb. 1 '07. July 1 ’06. Feb.
Total bonded debt (In¬
LXXXIV.
2,013,380
453,3G5,346
1903
12.50
4,900,935
376,896,567
1900...
320.393,234
1,866,130
322,255,364
17.00
1890...
198,580,267
1,873,359
«
200,453,626
15.00
1884...
105,404,720
1,838,258
107,342,978
For the year 1907 the assessed
16.00
valuation of real estate Includes the
tion of property to the
valua¬
amount of $2 )4,861,96 3 which
paid a rural tax (twothirds of full tax), and
$7,316,405 which paid a so-called agricultural
or one-third of the full
tax,
tax rate.
The taxable valuation of all
1907, after making some slight deductions
property for
for exemptions, Is
$512,463,533.
POPULATION.—In 1900 population was
321,616; In 1890 it was
238,617; In 1880, 156,389; in 1870, 86.076.
.
Jan.
[VOL.
being only revised
31 '07-23
31'18-22
44.000r.Dec 31 1924
3Hs’94 J-J 3,485,OOOr.Dec 31 '07-23
5,OOOr.Dec 31 1924
3s '95
J-J 2,160,OOOr.Dec 31 '07-24
1,OOOr.Dec 31 1924
3^s’96 J-J 1,800,000r_Dec 31 '07-24
650,000r.Dec 31 '07-26
3s '98
J-J 8,400.OOOr.Dec 31
'08-22
Reservoir Loan, Series A to T.
3^s’98 J-J/ l,120,000rDec 31 '23-24 3s
'92
J-J
$750,OOOr.Dec 31 '07-21
1
280,000rDec 31 1925
Twelve Million Water Loan.
3s '98
J-J 1,306,OOOr.Dec 31 '08-27
3s '00
J-J$3 000,OOOr.July 1 1930
Loan of 1904.
3F£s’01 J-J 9,000,OOOr.July 1 1931
3Hs’04 J-J16,000,000
July 1934
Five Million Dollar Loan.
Refunding Loan.
3 y2s'02 J-J$5
000,000r.July 1 1932
3Hs’94 J-J$2,312,OOOr.Dec 31 '07-23
Various Purposes.
3 Vi s’07 J-J
$125,OOOr
..1937
Registered loans overdue and yet
outstanding
$26,300
Non-reglstered loans overdue and yet
40,520
Non-reglstered coupons overdue and outstanding
14,000
INTEREST payable by Farmers’ outstanding
& Mechanics’ Nat. Bank,
Bonded debt
City loans held In sinking funds
AND TOWNS.
When Due.
4s
$29.OOOc...May 1
(Subject
to call.)
Engine House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$7 .OOOr
1911
Incorporated Feb.
Bridge Bonds.
19
1828.
J-D
$1,000
1907
BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1907
.$91.000
Tax valuation 1907
6,334.949
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
.
1913
Boro’
tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8.00
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$21.50
$54,OOOc
1929 Population In 1905
(est.)
17,000
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Population In 1900
The bonds due In 1911 are
15.716
subject to call after live years from
date of
Issue: those due In 1913 after 10 years.
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough
Treasurer’s office.
POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. F.
Muehlhof. Secretary.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
Interest Is pavable at Treasurer’s of
lice.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT
Nov 1906..$121.300
Refund’g Bonds—(Tax exempt.)
fund
Sinking
16,000
3Hs
$121,500c
...1932 Val. school prop’ty 1906
337*.000
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1905
6,228.000
School tax (per $1,000) ’05
$8.00
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
...
PUNXSUTAWNEY.
This
F. B.
Hastings, Sec’y Town
borough Is in JelTerson County.
BONDED
Council.
DEBT Oct 1906 .$49,000!
Population In 1900
..4.375
Assessed valuation 1906
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..1,851.057) Population in 1906 (est.)
6.500
$16.00|
PUNXSUTAWNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Geo.
C.
Brown. Secretar\
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED
DEBT Mch 1907_$87.000
School Bldg.
Bonds—(Tax-exempt)
Assessed
|
valuation
1906
4 HJs’07 J-J
.1 ,851.057
$65,000. ..1912 to 1937! School tax
(per $1,000) 1906
($10,000 In 1912, 1917, 1922,
.$8.00
1927,|
Population
In
1906
(est.1
7.500
and
1932,
$15,000 in 1937.)
i
I NT E REST on the bonds of
1907 is payable at the
Pimxsutawncy Nat. Bank
...
_.
RANKIN.
This
( L Kocllinan,
borough Is In Allegheny
Secretary.
County. Incorporated 1892.
LOANS—
When Due.
[Assessed valuation 1906 $3,387,390
Improvement Bonds.
(Assessrn’t about 40%
4 ms
value.)
$23,500..Part yearly._ (Total tax (per $1,000) actual
’06 _..$16.oo
Water Bonds.
| Population In 1900
.....3,775
$18,000
Part yearly I Population In 1906
(est.).
BOND. DEBT Mch 2 1907
4.000
.$78,500)
RANKIN SCHOOL* DISTRICT.
Geo. II. Session.
Secretary. BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.
.$92,0001 School tax (per $1,000) 1905...$8.00
Assessed valuation DOS
3 337.0001
.
.
...
READING.
This
Chas. L.
city Is the county
Moll, Comp.; C. C. Weltmer, City Clk.
seat of Berks County.
All bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. 4s'’03
A-O $60,OOOc .Apr 1 ’0«-'2S
Refunding Bonds.
($12,000 due every 5 years.)
1s '88
A-O$200\00<)C
Apr 1 1918
Water Bonds.
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1898.) 4s Refunding
'89
J-.J $125,000c. .Jan
1 1!)1D
,s ’93
A-0$ 100,000e
Apr 1 1913
(Subject
to call Jan 1 HUM.)
Subject to call after Apr. 1 1903.) 4s '90
J-J $200,000c.
..July 1 1920.
LOANS—
.
Apr.. 1007
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
LOANS—
When Due
Paving Bonds.
F-A$ 120 ,000c
1912-1922
($40,000 every fifth year on Feb 1.)
4s ’98
A-O $80,0()0c
1908-1923
($20,000 every fifth year on Apr 1.)
4s ’97
J-J
$80,000c
1907-1922
($20,000 every fifth year on July 1.)
4s '99
A-O $80,000c
1909-1924
($20,900 every fifth year on Apr. 1.)
Sewer Bonds.
4s '97
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 '06.$1,260,000
Sinking funds
182,902
NET DEBT Apr 2 1906..
1,077,098
Water debt (Included)
400,000
Water sink, fund (Incl.)._
26,500
Value city property—
Water works
2,327,069
Other property
1,109,447
Assessed valuation 1905..49,038,755
(Assessment about hi actual value.)
City tax (per $1.000) 1905
$10.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905...$17.00
Population In 1900
78,961
Population in 1905 (est.)
100,000
__
'(tO
$95,500
'07
29,500
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
4s '02
A-O $80.000c
1912 1927
($20,000 every liftli year on
Apr. 1.)
INTEREST is payable at the office of the
_.
City Treasurer.
J. E. Wanner, President.
READING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Tliis district, comprising the
city of the same name, is in Berks County
LOANS—
When Due. 3 4s
M-N $100,000c_.May 1 1936
3 his
F-A $35,00Qc_
1929
(Subject to call after May 1 ’ll.)
3 4s
A-O
65,000c.. .Apr 1 1930 BONDED DEBT Feb '07.
.$500,000
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1905.) School tax
(per $1,000) '06
$4.00
3.4s
A-O$300,(>00c
Apr 1 1934
/ For assessed valuation, population,
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1909.)
6lc., see city of Reading,
INTEREST is payable at the District
rict Treasurer’s office.
RIDLEY PARK.
W. P. Anthony,
D. Kane, Clerk of Council.
This borough Is In Delaware
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—Tax Exempt.
4s'06
A-O $22.000c...Oct 1 1936
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906._$80.000
Chief Burgess; Frank
Sinking fund
$8,000
Assessed valuation 1906..$1,348,000
(per $1.000) 1906
$19.50
Tax rate
Population In 1900
1,234
RIDLEY PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. B. Partridge.
Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb
1907..$25.000
School Bonds {Tax exempt).
| Population In 1906 (est.)
1,500
4s '06
J-J
$25,000c...July 1 1936!
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) I
INTEREST Is payable at First Nat. Bank of
Chester.
ROCHESTER.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. C. T.
Straughn,
Fdw. Hummel, Clerk to Commissioners.
Comptroller;
County
seat is Pottsvllle.
All bonds are exempt from
taxation.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907.$349,100
4s
A-O $75,000
.Oct 1 1916 Assessed valuation,
real..45,971,398
(.Subject to call after Oct 1 1906.) Assessed val.,
personal
667,500
3S
J-J
200,000
July 1 1919 Assessed val., trades, &c_.2,386,091
(Subject to call July 1 1899.)
Total valuation 1906
49,024,989
3s
J-J
$74,100
Jan 11921 County tax
(per $1,000) 1907..$6.00
(Subject to call Jan 1 1901.)
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
INTEREST payable In Pottsvllle. Population In
1890
154,163
Population In 1900
172,927
SCOTTDALE.
A. L. Porter,
Secretary of Council.
This borough Is in Westmoreland
BON DED DEBT Apr 1907.
County.
S97,500iTax rate (per $1.000) 1906
2,417,542 | Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
This
J.
$10.00
.4,261
Benj. Dimmick, Mayor; Echv. Eisele, Comp.
Incorporated Apr<l 23 1866
city Is in Lackawanna County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Loans.
4 4s '94J-D $50,000
June 1 1909
4 4s '94J-D
50,000
June 1 1914
44s '94.1-D
60,000
June 1 1919
Bridge and Improvement.
4s '04
F-A $54,000..Feb 1 ’0S-’34
4s
Building Bonds.
'05
J-J $100,000
July 1 1929
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
$92,000.-July 1
Sewer Bonds.
3 4s 'OOJ-D $45,000.
Tune
3 4s 'OOJ-D
45.000
June
4s'00
J-J / 45,000c
June
Municipal Building.
4s ’90
F-A $30,000
Feb
1
1910
Dec
Dec
1
1911
1
1916
.Municipal Improvement.
4 4s ’91J-D $22,000
4 4s ’91J-D
23,000
Park Bonds.
4s ’99
J-J
$10,000
4s ’00
J-J
10,000
4s ’01
J-J
10,000
July 1 1907
July 1 1910
July 1 1913
Judgment Funding Bonds.
34s ’03A-O $32,000..Oct 1 ’07-’12
3 4s ’03A-O
68.OOOOctl ’17-22-27-32
1 1910 4s ’05
A-O 330,000..Apr 1 ’10-’35
1 1915
($55,000 due each five years.)
1 1920
Street Paving Bonds.
\ 25.000c
Iune 1 1925 6s ’05
J-D $22,000
July 1 1910
4s ’04
J-J
34,000..July 1 ’07-’23
(Subject to call.)
4s ’05
J-J
38,000
July 1 1929
Redemption Bonds.
City Improvement.
4 4s ’93J-D $34,000
June 1 1908
4s ’86
J-J
$35,000..July 1 ’07- 16 4 4s *93J-D
38,000
June 1 1913
($3,500 yearly.)
4 4s ’93J-D
38,000
June 1 1918
TAX FREE.—All bonds issued
by this city are tax exempt.
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement
shows Scranton’s Indebted¬
ness on the dates mentioned.
’07-’29
Apr. 2 ’06. Apr. 30 ’05. Apr. 9 '04. Mch. 6 ’03.
$1,149,000
$745,000
$804,000
$740,000
35,820
354,580
58.484
140,550
Total bonded debt
Floating debt
Total municipal debt. $1,184,820
Less sinking funds, &c_.
414,682
$1,099,580
397,601
$862,484
413,550
$880,550
495,532’
Net debt
$770,138
$701,979
$448,934
$385,018
above-stated assets on April 30 1905 consisted
of bonds of the
redemption loan series of 1893 amounting to $79,000.
park bonds amount¬
ing to $30,000, judgment fund
loan of 1903, $100,000, $7,807.25
cash
in the sinking fund. $60,530.06 cash in
the city treasury and $50,000
delin¬
quent taxes.
The
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—Assessment since
value—previously about one-third value.
Years—
1905
1904
1902 at about full cash
Peal
Personal
Estate.
Property.
Total Assessed
Valuation.
$64,439,760
$63,379,770
$1,377,310
64.757,080
64.322,093
1,364.610
65,686,703
22.106,533
1.354,930
23.461 .463
15,196,294
1,189,540
16.385,834
4.582.871
97,934
4,680.805
The city tax rate In 1905 (per $1,000) was
$5,168 on lirst-class property,
$3.4449 on second-class property and $2,584 on
third-class property.
First
class Is that section of the
city wherein the majority of the lots is built
upon and Improved: second class constitutes the
unimproved
section:
and
third class, farm lands, Ac.
POPULATION.—In 1900 (Census) was 102,026: In 1890 It
was 75,215,
(n 1880 It was 45,850; in 1870 it was
35,092.
SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Eugene D. Fellows. Secretary
LOANS—
When Due.
[ $50.000c
Feb 1 1914
4
1902
1900
1890
1880
•
...
-
.
ths’93
ms’95
4 Us*07
4 Us’00
..
$150,000.July 1 ’08-13-18
75,000.July 1 ’15-19-20.4s *07
120,000.Apr 1*22-25-27
...
(60,000.June 1 '26 & ’28
\40.000,...June 1 1930
4t,<s’0i
Is
’03 A-O
75,000
June
1
1931
I
F-A(
I
(
50.000c. .Feb 1 1917
50,000c.
Feb 1 1924
50,000c
Feb 1 1934
50,000c
Feb
1937
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '07 $1,020,000
Sinking fund
120.990
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$6 00
Valuation school prop.,
’06.2,067,000
.
..
250,000c..Oct 1 ’15-’33
($50,000 due 1915-M8, 23-’28 & ’33.)
f 60,000c. Aug 1 ’14 & ’28
3 t<js
F-A| 100,000c. Aug 1 *16&’20
40,000c...Aug 1 1926
l 50.000c.--Ailg 1 1932
TAX FREE.—The bonds of 1907 are free from
taxation.
INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
Interest on the 4^s
payable semi-annually.
SCRANTON POOR DISTRICT.
W. G.
LOANS— •
When Due. I
4sg,n
-F-A$l 70,000.
SEWICKLEY.
B. S.
This
-
Aug 1 ’07- 23]
Daniel, Secretary.
Is
4
4
McFarland, Clerk.
borough is in Allegheny County.
LOANS—
IF/Jcn Due.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.$110.444
Assessed valuation 1905
4,728,245
(Assessment about 68% actual value)
Water Bonds—Tax-Exempt.
A-O $60,000
1908-1933
Street & Sewer Bonds—Tax-Ex'm't
4.9s
A-O $10,500
1907-1913
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 *07..$70,500
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Population in 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
.
Floating debt
39,944
$15.15
3,568
4,500
INTEREST payable at First National
Bank, Sewickley.
SHAMOKIN.
This
D. F. Gre en, Treasurer.
borough Is lu Northumberland County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Borough Purposes—Tax Exempt.
J-J
$28.600
July 1 1909
Fire
4s ’05
4s
(Subject
Bonds—Free from Tax.
M-S $45,000
Sept 1 1935
(Subject to call $20,000 after 1910
and $25,000 after 1915.)
BONDED DEBT Apr ’07.$147,600
Tax valuation 1906
5,115,963
(Assessment about 10% actiral value)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905..$22.25
Population In 1890
14,403
Population in 1900
18,202
to call.)
f 4.000..Oct 15 ’07-’08
4s
x\-0 ( 22,000. .Oct 15 ’09-’18
125,000..Oct 15 ’19-’28
Refunding Bonds—Tux Exempt.
4 s’04
J-D
$9,000
Dec 1 1914
4s *05
F-A
10,000
Aug 1 1915
4s’06
A-O
11,800c. ..Oct 11936
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1916.)
*
INTEREST Is payable at the office
of tHe
Borough Treasurer.
SHAMOKIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John Harris, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds {Continued).
3 his seml-an $40,400r
1929 3 his
A-O
$2,000r
1907
(Subject to call 1919.)
(Subject to call 1903.)
4s ’05
M-N $84,000r
May 1935 3.^8
M-$
$3,600r
1912
(Subject to call May 1910.)
3 his
M-S
14,000r
1932
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject
to call 1907.)
3Hs
J-J
$6,000r
1911 BOND. DEBT Mch 10
’06..$178,500
(Subject to call 1904.)
Sinking fund
10,500
3^s
M-S $19,500r
1930 Value school prop, (est.)
400 000
(Subject to call 1905.)
Assessed valuation 1905
5,086,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$11.00
SHARON.
Tills borough Is In Beaver
County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 1906
$69,6001 Population in 1900
4,688
ROCHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
O. A. Walloner,
Secretary.
TOTAL DEBT June
1907...$39,2321 Assessed valuation 1905.. $2,688,015
SCRANTON.
AND TOWNS.
A. M. McDonnell,
borough Is In Mercer County.
LOANS—
This
When Due.
4s
Refunding Bonds {Tax-Exempt).
M-N $90,000
Nov 1 1915
Improvement Bonds—Tax-Exempt
F-A $80,000
Aug 1 1933
to call Aug. 1 1913.)
BONDED DEBT Apr
’07.$257,000
Tax valuation 1905
4,861,997
(Assessment Is H actual value.)
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1905.$13.50
Total tax (per$l,000) 1905...
25.50
Population In 1890.
7,459
Population In 1900
8,916
Whitehead, Secretary.
Assessed valuation
1905..$4,568,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1905.__$8.00
4s
(Subject
Sewer Bonds.
3Hs
M-N $60,000
Nov 1 1931
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1906.)
3Hs
F-A $40,000
Aug 1 1932
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
SHARON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W.
TOTAL DEBT June
1906.$157,955 {
Value school property 1905.
250,000
]
SHARON HILL.
Treasurer.
Joseph Baird, Treasurer.
This borough Is In Delaware
County.
Incorporated March 1890.
LOANS—
When Due
BONDED DEBT Feb 15 ’07.$65,100
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund
13,666
5s g’92 J-D $20,000r
June 1912 Assessed valuation
1906
791,450
(Subject to call after June 1 1907.) (Assessment
about 2-3 actual value.)
4sg 06 M-S $30,000c.
Mch 1 1936 Total tax (per
$1,000) ’06
$20.50
(Subject to call Mch 1 1926.)
Population 1900
1,058
Sewer Bonds.
Population
In
1907
(est)
1,600
4s g ’05 F-A $15.100c
.Feb 1935
(Subject to call after Feb 1920.)
INTEREST Is payable at the
Borough
office.
TAX FREE.—The sewer bonds and
street-improvement bonds of 1906
are free from taxation.
Treasurer’s
SHARPSBURG.
A. H. S
Black, Clerk.
This borough is In
Allegheny County.
BONDED DEBT Aoril 1907. $90,000
j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904
Assessed valuation
1904...3,485,175)
Population in 1900
$18.00
6,842
SHARPSBURQ SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Robt. R. Moore.
Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED
DEBT Feb 15 ’07.$97.500
School Bonds—Tax exempt.
Assessed valuation 1906
3,529,285
5s
A-O
$4.500c
1907-1909 (Assessment 75% to
90% actual val.)
5s
A-O
3,000c
1907-1909 School tax
$1,000)
(per
3
1906..$6.00
M-N
15,000c
1910-1924 Population in 1906
(est.)
4s ’05
7,800
M-N 75,000c
1910-1932
INTEREST payable In Sharpsburg.
SHENANDOAH.
P. F.
Sweeney,
Chief
Burgess.
Shenandoah is In Schuylkill County.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Nov
1906.. $206,200
Refunding Bonds.
Tax valuation 1905.
4s
3,033,881
J-J
$25,000...
1926 (Assessment about
30%
actual value)
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905..$13.00
5s
J-J $121,900
1923-1924 Population In 1890
.15,944
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06..$148,200
Population In 1900
20,321
Floating debt
58.000
.....
OPTIONAL.—All above bonds are subject to call at
any time.
TAX FREE.—All bonds free of tax
to holders.
SHENANDOAH
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. J. Lewis. Secretary.
are exempt from taxation.
.All bonds optional at
any
When Due. BONDED DEBT
June
4 ’06.$85.300
$13,200 r
1915 Floating debt
12.834
9.100 r
1907 TOTAL DEBT June 4
1906.. 98,134
10,000 r.....
1915 Assessed valuation 1905
3,003,523
20,000 r
,...1917 Value school
property 1906.
165,000
30,000.
1924 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$16.25
Bonds due 1917
time.
LOANS
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s ’04
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-D
SOMERSET COUNTY.
R. M.
Rininger, Clerk County
Com.
Somerset Is the county seat.
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANS—
ir/ten Due. Assessed valuation
1906.$17.323.584
Court-House Bonds
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
4s
M-N $242,000c..Nov 1 ’07-’34
County
tax (per $ 1,000) 1906..$6.00
(V. 79, p. 2111, for maturity.)
49,461
BONDED DEBTSept. ’06. $2-16,000 Population In 1900
Population In 1890...
37,317
Population In 1905 (est.)
55,000
INTEREST Is payable at Farmers’ National
Bank.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM.
Thomas Ganev,
Secretary.
This borough Is In
Northampton County. Incorporated Aug.*25 1865.
LOANS—
When Due.
Market Building Bonds.
Permanent Street Improve’!
Bondsi 4s
J-D $24,000c..June 1 *09-19
4s
A-O $15,000c... Apr
1919
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-O
10,000c ...Apr
1920 i 4s
M-S$100,000c. .-Sept 1 1933
4s
J-J
5,000c... July 1 1921
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1922.)
4s
J-J
15,000c.. .July 1 1922 BONDED
DEBT Nov 1906. $308,500
4 s ’06
A-O
75,000c
Oct 1 1936 Tax valuation 1906.
.6,665,615
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1921.) (Assessment
about 66% actual value)
Redemption Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$17.00
4s
F-A $69,500c_.
Aug 1 1916 Population In 1906 (est.)
20,000
Population In 1900
13,241
OPTIONAL.—Bonds (unless otherwise stated) are
subject to call fifteen
years from date of Issue, at the
option of the borough.
'
INTEREST at office of Borough Treasurer.
TAX FREE.—The bonds of 1906
are free from taxation.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Owen R Wilt. Superlnt’nt.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$1,100
4s
J-D $39,100
June 1 1932 Total valuation 1905
5.986.415
(Subject to call June 1 1912.)
(Assessment
about
4
actual
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$ 140,000
value.)
School tax (per $l .000)
1905...$6.50
_
.
78
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
SOUTH SHARON.
E. A.
Hart, Burgess.
Tills borough Is In Mercer County.
Incorporated J)ec. 1901.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1906.$145^000
4 Ms
J-J
$45,000c ...1908-1953 Assessed valuation 1905
4,752,275
(Part due every 5 vears.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$17.00
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1905 (est.)
7,000
4Ms'04 J-J $100,000c...July 1 1934
TAX FREE.—All bonds are free from tax.
INTEREST on the $45,000 bonds Is payable In South Sharon, on the
$100,000 Issue at Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh.
SOUTH SHARON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
G. W. Jonsson, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1907.. .$70,000 j School tax
(per $1,000) 1906...$5.50
Assessed valuation 1906
4,864.547!
STEELTON.
Jno
D.
.
\oung, Borough Secretary.
This borough is In Dauphin County.
Street Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$230.000
4s ’06
J-J
$40,000c. ..July 1 1926 Assessed valuation 1906
5,589,305
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) Population in 1900.
.12,086
STEELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
James A. Bell, Secretary.
BONDED DEBT June 4 ’06.$80,000 NET DEBT June 4 *06
$84,713
NET DEBT Mch. 1 1907. ..$119,363 I School tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$12.50
Assessed valuation 1905
3,973,287 j Population in 1906 (est.)
11,000
(Assessment about 50% actual value) |
INTEREST is payable In Warren.
WASHINGTON.
This borough Is In
LOANS—
Floating debt
..
27,305 1 Assessed valuation 1906. .5,319,025
•06...107,305 jSchool tax (per$1,000) 1906...$8.00
22,592 ! Population In 1906 (est.)
15,000
.
Sinking fund.
STROUDSBURG.
B.
J.
Williams, Borough Solicitor.
This borough is in Monroe County.
Incorporated In 1815.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1907. .$50,000 Assessed valuation 1906..$1,822,130
Floatingdebt
2,199 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19.00
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1907... 52,199 Population in 1900..
3,450
_
SUNBURY.
Gilbert L. Burrows, Burgess.
This borough is in Northumberland Countv.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 .$85,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907 ...$10.00
Assessed valuation 1907
5.500,000 Population In 1900
9,810
(Assessment about full value.)
Population In 1907 (est)
15,000
.
SWISSVALE.
Jos.
This borough is in
Fronsburg Jr., Borough Secretary.
Allegheny County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$256,000
Street Impr.& Fire Bonds — Tax Ex. \ Assessed valuation 1906 ..4,992,895
4Ms’06 J-J $70,000c. July 2 ’07-’36 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$9.00
(For maturity see V. 83, p. 999.)
j Population in 1900
1,716
SWISSVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district In Allegheny County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 3 1906-. $51,000 | Assessed valuation 1906..$5,395,825
Floating debt
10,000 i Assessm't about 2-3 actual value. 0
| School tax (per $1 000)' 1906..$9.00
TAMAQUA.
Samuel Beard, Treasurer.
This borough Is in
Schuylkill County.
When Due
Floatingdebt
LOANS—
$9,000
Funding Small-Pox Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 4 1907..125,000
3Ms’06 F-A $12,000
Assessed
Aug 1 1926
valuation 1905. .$1,750,000
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1911.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$6.00
BOND. DEBT Apr. 4 1907.$116,000 Population in 1900
7,267
TARENTUM.
William A. Gibson,
Secretary.
This borough Is in Allegheny County.
[$28,000 bonds offered April 22.]
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving Bonds.Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
M-S $40,000
Sept 1 1928
5s
M-S $20,500
1922 j
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1908.).
(Subject to call $1,500 yearly.)
J-D
4s
$5,000
June 1 1932
4 Ms’04 J-J
$10,000
July 1 1934 4Ms*04 J-J
15,000
July 1 1934
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
;
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’04
J-J
$7,000
July 1 1934
5s
M-S $15,000
Sept 1 1928
f 5,000c...June 1 1926
(Subject to call Sept 1 1908.)
i4Ms’06 J-D ( 5,000c
June 1 1931
Funding Bonds.
I 5,000c
June 1 1936
4s
J-D $13,000
June 1 1932 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.$152,500
12.000
4Ms’04 J-J
July 1 1934 Assessed valuation 1906
3,800,000
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
Street Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$24.00
4s
J-D
$2,500
June 1 1932 Population in 1890
4,627
Small-Pox.
Population in 1900
5,472
3 Ms 06 F-A $12,000
Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1911.)
INTEREST is payable at the Tarentum Savings 6c Trust Co.of Tarentum
TARENTUM SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S. M. Kennedy, Secretary.
BONDED DEBT July 1 *06.$50,000 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$14.00
Assessed valuation 1906. .2,304.175
.
.
TITUSVILLE.
Jules A. C. Dubar, Comptroller,
This city is in Crawford Cou nty.
charter May 23 1889.
LOANS—
When Due.
W ater Bonds—Tax
exempt.
3b
J-J
$l0.0OOe_
1919
(Subject to call 1909.)
3 Ms
J-J
27.400c
1920
First charter Feb. 28 1866: present
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.5101 .300
6,100
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
95,200
Assessed valuation 1907
.2,250.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
1 ,650
Population in 15)00
.8,244
Population in 1907 (est)
10.000
Sinking fund
..
City Bonds—Tax exempt.
3s
3 Ms
J-J
$ 15.000c
1919
42.800c
-.-1919- 1924
(Subject to call in 1910.)
3 Ms
J-J
6.100
1914
INTEREST payable at Trea>■iurer’s Office.
.
J-J
TURTLE CREEK.
James M.
r
Thomas Hare, Treasurer.
Washington County.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Judgment Bonds.
4s ’05
4s
A-0]$60,000
M-N $50,000c..Nov 1 ’09-’18
4s
3.6s
A-O $60,000 .....1908-1912
J-J
75,000
Oct 1 1913
($15,000 due yearly to Oct. 1 1917.)
3 Ms
$6,500
1922-1923
4s-
M-N
[40,000..Nov
1918-’21
180,000..Nov
1922-*27
1923-’26
30,000..Nov
Oct 1 ’18-’21
10,000 ...Oct
1922
Nov
[10,000
1920
M-N (13,000
Nov
1921
{ 5,000
Nov
1925
1
Paving Bonds.
.
TOTAL DEBT June 4
[VOL. LXXX1V.
4s ’06
Road Bonds.
4s ’04
__:_$150,000_
Park Bonds
4s ’04
$20,000
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 *06.$631,000
Tax valuation 1905
10,187,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$13,00
Funding Bonds.
f$4,000
Nov 1-1912
M-N U5.000_.Nov 1 ’13-’17 1 Population in 1890.
7,063
l 3,000
Nov 1 1919 Population in 1900.__
-..7,670
WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Geo. V. Husted, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT June 1 1906 $249,386
4s
M-S $21,000
1907-1912 Assessed valuation 1905.. 10,333,259
3 Ms
M-S *50,000
1910-1921 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
(For dates of maturity see V.69,p.613) School tax (per $1,000) 1905...$9.00
3Ms
J-D *$3,500
Dec 1 1922 Population in 1900
....7,176
3 Ms
J-D * 3,000
Dec 1 1923
*
5s ’04
J-D *100,000c..June ’09-’24
Free from tax.
($25,000 due every five years.)
,
4s ’06
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
H. R.
Washington is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s ’98
F-AS4lO.OOOr.Aug 1 ’07-’26
(Various amounts yearly.)
$40,000r
1907-1914
l
50,000r
1915-1919
4s ’01
F-A( 90,0()()r
1920-1925
!
OO.OOOr
1926-1928
l 50,000r
1929-1930
,
Campbell, Clerk Co. Com.
Road Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S $60,000c_Sept 1 ’07-’12
4s ’05
J-D
70,000c.June 1 ’07-’13
4s ’06
F-A
60,000c. .Apr 1 ’13-’17
(See V. 82, p. 829, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$895,000
Balance In treasury Jan 1’07
49,923
Assessed valuation 1906..86,500,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1906__$4.00
Population in 1906
125,000
Population in 1900
92,181
INTEREST on first-named Issue is payable at Union Trust
Co., Pitts¬
burgh; on $300,000 Issue at Washington.
WAYNESBORO.
S. C.
Plank, Secretary of Council.
This borough is In Franklin County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907. .$76,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1,574,3081 Population In 1900
$28,00
5,396
WAYNESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. S. Strlchler, President; J. E.
Frantz, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Dec 1906 ..$47,500
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,620,027
4s '07
J-J
$20,000c._.Jan 1 1937 School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$12.00
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1922 )
WAYNESBURG.
This borough Is in Greene County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906._ .$120,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
2,100,000 ( Population In 1900
WEST CHESTER.
This
W. S.
$4 00
2,544
Underwood, Treasurer.
borough is the capital of Chester County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 ’07 ..$116,500
3s
A-O $13,100
..1029 Sinking fund
8,791
(Subject to call on 60-days’ notice.) NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
107,709
3 Ms
J-J
$9,000....Apr 1 1933 Assessed valuation, real
6,898,265
(Subject to call before.maturity.)
Assessed val., personal
556,440
Water Bonds.
Total assessed val., 1906.. .7,464,705
3 Ms ’ J-J
$42,200
1927
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call on 60 days’ notice.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$17.00
Redemption Bonds
Population in 1907 (est.)
10,500
3 Ms
A-O $59.700
..1927 Population In 1900.
..9,524
(Subject to call on 60 days’ notice.)
INTEREST payable by Borough Treasurer.
All taxes on bonds are
paid by tHe borough.
WEST CHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Win. Bowlin, Treasurer.
3Ms’05 A-0$ 120,000c-._Oct 1 19351 AtSesscd valuation 1906..$6,937,325
(Subject to call $60,000 after 1907 j School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$3.50
and $60,000 after 1920.)
I BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$120,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Farmers’ National Bank, Westchester.
...
WEST HOMESTEAD.
Stephen Walsh, Clerk.
This borough is In Allegheny County.
LOANS-When Hue. , BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’06
$116,000
Sewer Bonds (Tax Exempt).
Floatingdebt
5,000
4s
J-D $37,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,824,495
Munic. Bldg. Bonds (Tax Exempt). Population in 1906
(est.)
3,000
4s
.J-D $11,500
Grading <Sc Pav. Bds. ('Tax I'xempt)
4s
J I) $67,500
WEST HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 $30 .000 I Assessed valuation 1906.
$1,821,643
Floatingdebt
64 1 j School tax
(per $1,000) 1906
6.00
.
.
....
.
.
...
Ament, Clerk.
-
This borough is in Allegheny Countv.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907 .$92.000 ; Population in 1900..
Assessed valuation 1904
.4,489,030 1
Sinking fond.
3.262
_
TURTLE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. Elmer Bittle, SecretaryBONDED DEBT June 1 ’06 $64,200 Assessed valuation 1906
$3,559,000
Floatingdebt
5.063 School tax 'per $1 ,0<hO 1906 ..$8.00
.
,
2,515 |
WILKES-BARRE.
F.
Goeringer, Comp.; I). F. Hart.Treas.
Wilkes-Barre is In*Luzerne County.
LOANS -When Dae. BONDED DEBT Jau
1907_$726,200
Refunding Bonds.
j Floating debt
10,500
3Ms
F-A $9 6.000
Feb 1 ’08-19 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907.
736,700
3Ms
F-A
90,000. .Feb 1 '20-29 ! Sinking fund
15,000
City Improvement Bonds.
'NET DEBT Jan 1907
721,700
4 MR"
J-D $90,000
Juncl 1 927 1 Assessed valuation, real
36,286,487
(Redeemable in part 1907, 1912, 1917 Assessed val.. personal
2,219,380
and 1922.)
Total valuation 1906.
.38,505,867
4 Ms
M-N $40,000
1909-1924,
(Assessment, 80% actual value.)
f$ 10,000 due every 5 years on May 1.) City tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906.$6.00
3 Ms
F-A $92,000
Aug 1’07-29 Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906. .$15.25
5s
Feb
3,000
Feb I 15)08 Population iu 1905 (est)
60,000
4s’04
.J-J
[60,000
Jan 1 ’19-22 Population In 1900 (Census)..51,721
180,000-. Jan 1 ’23-27
CITY PROPERTY.
'The city owns property valued at $263,985.
WILKES-BARRE SCHOOL DIST.
Chas. Long, Pres.; W. G. Weaver,Sec.
Building Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Feb 15)07.$219,000
5s
AO $24,000c
15)07-15)0!) Bonds of 1907 (additional).
100,000
ft 8
J-D
1907 191 1
20,000c
Assessed valuation 1906.. 38,404,069
fts
F-A
15)10 15)14 School tax (per $1,000)
35,000c
1906..$5,00
4s
M-S
40,000c .Sept 1 ’15-18
r 40,000c. .Jan 1 ’12 ’19
4 Ms’07 j-j i
50,000c. .Jan 1 ’20-’24
i
5,500c. ..Jan 1 15)25
i
Jan
1 1926
4,500c.
INTEREST payable at School Treasurer’s office.
.
.
—
UNIONTOWN.
This
1796.
Charips F.
borough Is the
Bonds
are
Kpfoypn, Clerk.
county seat of
tax
exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds ('Tax Exempt)
.
4s ’06
A O $80.0<M)c.
Oct
1 1930|
Street Bonds 'Tax Exempt).
4s ’06
A-O $50.oooe
Oct
1 1930 1
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s
M N $149.500c... May 1 1928
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
Funding Bonds.
3s
Fayette County.
Incorporated In
BONDED DEBT Sept7'06
$198,000
33,000
130,000
Assessed valuation 1906. .$5,089.1 67
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Total lax (per $ 1 ,000) 1906
.$23.00
Population In 1900
7,344
Population in 1890.
.6,359
Population in 1906 (est.)
12,000
Sinking fund..
Bonds of 1906 (additional)
M \ 548.500c.
May 1 1919
INTEREST payable In Unlontown.
UNIONTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. C. Fulton, Secretary.
A district in Fayette County.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07. $79,000 School tax rate
(per $ 1 ,000) ’06.58.00
Assessed valuation 1906. .5,088,000
Population in 1907 (est)
.
VENANGO COUNTY.
Franklin
is
E. K.
the county
..12,000
Smiley, Clerk.
seat.
Bonds are free from ail taxes.
When Due.' Assessed valuation
J906.$24,705,730
J-J $154.0000
Jan 1 ’08-’ 14 County tax (per $1,000)
1906..$4.00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$154 ,000 Population In 1900
49,648
LOANS—
4s
INTEREST payable
WARREN.
W. IF
by County
Treasurer.
Wood, Borough Secretary.
This borough is in Warren County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $155,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
4,500,000 ) Population in 1900
WARREN
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
P
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds—Tax exempt.
4s ’97
J J
$55,000c
June 1 1927
(Subject to call $11,000 every five
years beginning 1907.)
$12.00
8,043
Population iu 1906 (est.).. ..12,000
W. M. Pressel, Clerk of Schools.
iSMs’Ol J-J
$50,000c...July 1 1931
I (Subject to call $10,000 in 1921;
$20 000 in 1926.)
f
Glade Township Debt.
.Vo interest.. ($1,094
Oct 1 1908
t
930 ....Oct 1 1907
j
...
.
.
.
.
.
WILKINSBURG.
Arthur
Stewart, Burgess; E. J. Peffer,
Chairman Finanee Committee.
’Tills borough is In Allegheny County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—(Tax exempt).
Street Bonds.
4 Ms
J I) $97,000e
1906-1917
4 MS
JJ
,000c
$40
1908-15)20 BOND. DEBT Moll 15 ’06
.$381 ,000
4 MS
M S
69,000c
:i907-1918 Sinking fund
10,277
3 Ms
J-J
53,000c
1907-1930 Tax valuation 190ft
14,477,536
3 Ms
J-J
32,000
July '07-30 (Assessin’t about 2-3 actual value.)
(For maturity see V. 70, p. 1206.) Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905
$9.00
4s
MS
23,000c
1906-1919 Population in 1890.
4,662
4s
J-J 10/ 44,000
1907-1928 Population in 1900
11,886
l 6,000
1929 1930 i Population in 1906 (est. )...._18,200
Fire Department Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at Wilkins
3M8
M-N $15,000c ...1907 1921
burg.
....
.
..
,
79
DEL AW ARE-DEBT OF STATE
Arn., 1907.]
WILKINSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John M. Lindsay, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..$236.0001 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$8.00
WILLIAMSPORT.
T. Foivsman, Mayor;
S.
Taylor, Treasurer.
When Due.
3Hs’05 M-N $30,000c.. Nov 1 1935
(Subject to call Nov 1 1915.)
Grafius Run Bonds.
Renovo < Bor.), Clinton County
Floating
Debt.
$
Debt.
S
None
25,000
28,600
49.000
67,900
36.000
35,500
38.500
30,000
.
Bonds all tax exempt.
city is the capital of Lycoming1 County.
Incorporated Jan. 25 1S66.
This
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
Edward L.
onded
Slatington School Dlst
Snyder Countv
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 $586,000
Sinking fund
46,000
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907____ 540,000
Tax valuation 1906
9,400,000
(Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
YORK.
Jacob
Taylor S. D., Lackawanna Co..
a
K. Scacrist, Comptroller.
York is the capital of
1787; as city Jan. 11
642,090 15.00
12.50
23.50
1 ,455,354 10.00
4.50
4,918.170
9.00
650.000
15.00
700.000
899,005 14.00
4.50
4,500,000
1,000,000 10.00
1.250,000 16.00
7.00
14,195,541
2,900,000 20.00
27.50
377,812
4.00
8,007.623
1.315,665 10.00
2,851,385 10.00
2,948
3,228
None
i
.000
None
None
18,000
None
None
10,000
None
5,900
1,800
831
12,134
49,086
5,847
3,104
17,592
1,904
4,179
—
,5,
2,775
_
17.304
1.077
975.000 32.00
17,152
these are the latest available figures.
for total debt.
Information refused:
•Figures
York County.
Incorporated as borough Sept. 21
1887.
Several suburban districts were annexed
Populotion.
832.155
32,400
F-A $71,000c...Aug 1 1922 City tax (per $1,000) 1906...$15.20
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906._S32.00
(Subject to call Aug 1 1912.)
Population in 1890
27,132
Refunding Bonds.
M-S$485,000c... Sept 1 1929 Population in 1900 (Census) _ .28,757
35,000
Population In 1907 (est)
(Subject to call Sept 1 1909.)
INTEREST paid by City Treasurer.
WILLIAMSPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. M. Dietrich, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. \ Assessed valuation 1906..9,435,344
J-D $35,000c
4s
Dec 1 1913: (Assess’t about
to 2-3 actual val.)
4s
F-A
20,000c...Feb 1 1912 School tax (per $1,000) 1906.$10.00
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.. $75,000!
INTEREST payable at West Branch National Bank, Williamsport.
Tax
Hate.
$
3,050.850
35,000
38,000
41,000
36,000
39,000
39,412
40,000
71,300
72,500
39,000
29.000
39.200
3s
\ssessed
Valuation.
$
are
early in 1900
Fire Department Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due.
3 1 •>s ’02 F-A $30,000c..
Feb 1
Highway Improvement Bonds.
.2
2
9
1
4s ’92
A-O $ 10,250c
after Feb 1
.Oct 1 1!) 12 (Subject to call
3
Us
$20,000c.
03 M-N
..May 1
(Subject to call after 1902.)
).3
2
9
1
J-J
$21,000c
(Subject to call-after
May 1
4s ’94
July l 1914
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1904.)
State of Delaware.
1932
.
1933
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State.
.....One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
2,050
i $ 200,000c
.Dec 1 1918
A-O $32,500c
.Oct 1 1916
J-D (
Dec 1 1923
4s *03
65,000c
(Subject to call after 1906.)
j 65.000c..Dec 1 1928
A-O S40.000C.. Apr l 1917
4s ’97
i
70,000c.
.Dec 1 1933
(Subject to call after April 1 1907.)
3 Hs ’02M-S $65 ,000c. : .Sept 1 1932 BOND ED DEBT Apr 3 ’06.$729,750
(Subject to call Sept 1 1922.)
Sinking fund and cash
54,372
4s ’96
.
.
.
1
Capital
Dover
(term expires Jan., 1909)
Preston Lea
Secretary of State (term expires with Gov.).Joseph L. Cahill
Treasurer (term expires Jan., 1909)
Thos. N. Rawlins
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1909)
Thomas C. Roe
State
1920 Tax valuation 1906
3>*s’00 A-O $74,000c
19.835,667
(Subject to call after 1910.)
j (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
3 H s 03 F-A $37,000c... Aug 1 1933iTotal tax (per $1,000) 1905..$18.50
(Subject to call Aug 1 1923.)
Population In 1890..
20,793
! Population In 1900 (Census) . .33,654
INTEREST Is payable at York, Pennsylvania.
TAX FREE.—All of the above securities are exempt from taxation.
Governor
.
YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
D. N. Crider, Secretary
When Due. ] 4s ’04
J-D $50,000c..June 1 '09-1 8
75,000c. July 1 ’16-’25
f$45,000r._June 1 ’07-15 3.65s’06J-J
4s ’97
J-D
48,000r. .June 1 ’16-23 (For maturity see V. 82, p. 1401.)
27.000r_.June 1 ’24-26 BOND. DEBT Sept 7 1906 $395,000
35,000
4s ’99
26.000r__June 1 ’26-27 Sinking fund
14,000r
June 1 1928 Assessed valuation 1906.. 19.835,667
actual
(Assessment
value.)
3 Hs 03 J-J
50.000c&r.July 1 1933
(Subject to call after July 1 1923.) School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$7.00
3 f^s’02 M-N $60,000c....May 1 1922
(Subject to call after May 1 1907.) !
INTEREST on bonds of 1902 payable at office of City Treasurer; on coupon
bonds of 1903 at Northern Trust Co.. Philadelphia; on bonds of 1904 and
1906 at R. Kleybolte A Co., New York: on the $50,000 and $48,000 issues
at the Corn Exchange National Bank. Philadelphia, and the Beneliclal
Savings Fund Society, Philadelphia, and on the $27,000 issue direct to
holders of bonds.
LOANS—
J-D^
C. B. King, Clerk
YORK COUNTY.
York is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
4s ’98
A-OS175.000
..1908-1928
3.65s’99M-S 150.000
1909-1929
County Comm.
Bonds
Bridge
3 Ljs’02 M-N $44,000
1907-1932
Jail-Improvement Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J $ 100.000... Dec 31 1911
.....
BOND. DEBT Jail 1907. . .$780,000
1910-1930 Sinking fund
113.357
Assessed valuation 1905..50,033.573
(per
1,000)
1906
1907-1932 County tax
$
.$3.50
Population in 1900
116.413
Refunding Bonds.
,
3
V^s’OO J-D $125,000
3
t£s’02 M-N $186,000
Funding Bonds.
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions in
the State of Pennsylvania which are not represented'among the foregoing
detailed reports.
We add the population from the U. S. Census of 1900.
Tax
1 ssessed
PopuBonded
’touting
latlon.
Valuation. Hate.
Debt.
Debt.
$
$
$
$
5.7 3
2.584.050
4,000
Alliance (Borough). Berks Co
42.000
52.551
1 1 .853.83!)
......
39,947
Armstrong County.
1 .231
1 .478,470 1 4.00
Asplnwall (Bor.). Allegheny Co. *52.000
1 .513,935
2.348
<j Beaver (Boro.), Beaver Co
*100,020
39.468
6.00
None
7,!) 1 1 ,000
Bedford County
50,000
3,097
Bridgeport (Boro.). Montg. Co.*31,821
7.00
None
1.180,355
Bridgeport Sch.Dlst.. Montg.Co 25,000
1
10.00
.034.110
1 .067
Brldgeville School District.
40,000
1 .397
7.00
976 .500
Bristol Twp., Bucks Co
50.000
1 .495
725.000 16.00
5.200
Camb’geSpgs. (B.) .CrawfordCo. 36,000
7.0 18
l .054,410 10.00
1 ,067
Cameron County.
^
30,500
.
.
-
.
.
.
_
_
.
'
.
.
.
53.500
.*71,919
35,100
Catasau()iia (Bor.), Lehigh Co
26.000
68,000
29.500
26,600
Colwyn (Boro.), Delaware Co
Conshohoeken (Bor.). Mont.gCo 53,000
Darby (Bor.), Delaware Co.
67,100
Darby School District
45.000
Dunbar Twp. School District-_ 32,000
aEast Wash’ll (Bor.), Wash. Co.*51,400
Elizabeth (Boro ), AlleghenyCo. 37,000
Elk County Poor District.
36,000
Ell wood City( Bor.) .Lawr’ce Co. 51,000
ElBvood City School District. .- 45,000
C»allit/.ln (Boro.). Cambria Co
28,ono
Chester Comity
....
Clalrton School District
Clifton 11 ’gilts ( Bor.) Dclaw.Co.
.
.
.
2,928,483
I .858,410
7,357
None 5 2.‘8(H) .000
2.135,830
1 .600,000
-•
..
.
Gettysburg (Boro.). Adams Co.
_
\
31,000
.
_
_
..
9 13.6(0
one
5,095.983
3,963
95.695
16.20
2.330
or
whatever.”
any person or company
(3) Forbids any corporation (.Article 9, See. 1) to be created, Ac.. by
Special Act. "but only by or under general law”; "but the foregoing pro¬
visions shall not apply to municipal corporations, banks,” Ac.
The above Indicates that the authority as regards municipalities (except
as
already specified In number (2D rests
General Assembly always passes
with the General .Assembly, and the
Special Acts to provide for special oeva¬
sions and needs.
10.00
7.00
None
47,000
oJenkintown (Bor.). Montg. Co *37.000
Jersey Shore School District.. *39,000
a Jersey Slioret Bor.), Lyeo’g Co.
68.000
Kentiett Sq. ( Boro.) .Chester Co. 32,000
Knoxville School District
44,500
.
Mechan’sb’gt Bor.) .Cumber.Co.
Mercer (Boro.). Mercer Co
Middletown ( Bor.),Dauphin Co.
Middletown School District....
Milton (Town) .N’thumbTd Co.
Milton School District
Monongahela (C.), \\ ash’ton Co.
Monroe County
Montotirsvllie S. D.,Lycotn’g Co.
New Brighton! Bor.), Beaver Co.
Oxford ( Boro.), Chester Co
Patton School District
Plttston (City), Luzerne Co
Plttston School District
.
.
.
250
None
37.400
28,125
28.000
45,300
35,000
15,000
35.000
59,1)00
50,000
25,000
44,000
50,500
24,000
43,800
22,000
Plymouth Sell. D., Luzerne Co. 54,000
Prospect Park(B.), DelawaroOo. 41,700
Radnor Township School Dlst. 50,000
one
None
*32,000
Llgonler School District
Lltltz ( Boro.), Lancaster Co.
N
1.025
2 .000
None
35.000
_
4.00
10.00
826,526
15.00
8.00
13,000.000
1.362.150
1 ,0 1 0.000
1 .080,000
i .ono.noo
1 .600,000
2,100.000
6,000
None
None
.
2,405.595
7.470,203
524,000
3,200.000
i .100,000
5
None
None
None
None
6,700
700,000
l .350,362
l ,350,362
3,338.000
823,920
1840
1830......
,
.
.
1820.
1810
7$V0S5 1800-....76,748 1 7J<>
112.216
91.332
.
72.749
72,674
64,273
39 096
-.
AND TOWNS
IN THE
10.00
1 l .00
3.495
28,281
4,814
42.556
2.09 1
10 00
5.00
10.00
10.00
17.00
NEWARK.
$31,300
Samuel B. Herd man, Treasurer.
Newark Is in New Castle County.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LO ANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Refunding
J-D
4s
$33.000c.
.
.
..
.
1926
Incorporated 1832; re-Incorporated
---
J-D $2.500c
BOND. DEBT'Feb l 1907.
1.637
3,841
l .804
5,608
6,175
5; 173
21.161
6.820
2,032
Population In 1900
1.050
.
1.213
.$37.500
5.000INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of Newark. Delaware.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
.
P. Chandler,
County seat Is Wilmington.
When Dux.
Refunding Court House Loan.
3'aS
J J
$6O.OO0l\ July t ’14 T9
U.OOOr.
July 1 1920
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’93 g
M-N $70.000.Sept 1 ’07-13
4s
J-J
20.000r-July 1 *t 115
'
Funding Debt.
’93 M-N $30,000r
f$30,000r
4-5s
J-D (
5,000r
| lO.OOOr
l
2,000r
5s g
12.556
County tax (per $1.000) 1906..$3.00
Floating debt.
LO ANS—
-
Assessed valuation 1906
$641,200
( Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Town tax (per $1.000) 1906..$10.00
Population In 1907 (est)
1.700
1906.)
5s
-
18.00
20.00
20.00
26.00
20.50
6.00
4,770,410
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906.
County Bonds -(To. r K.iernpB .
’Tax valuation 1905..., _12.36l.397
Is
M-N $40.0000
1913 'County tax (per $1.000) 1903.. 5.00
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$40.000 Population in 1903 (est)
33,000
Floating debt certificates,
$11,500 Population In 1900 (Census) ..32,762
INTEREST Is payable at the Farmers' Bank. Dover.
(Subject to call after
Electric Light.
8.00
22.50
-
County scat i> Dover.
LO ANS—
1887
•
„
6.00
-
KENT COUNTY.
....
2,759
2,843,000 13.75
465.000 12.00
t ,127,t 11 17.50
8.00
1.512,391
732.960 16.00
9.00
1.732,775
_
1 1 .016
i
.866
32.903
2,2-13
17.00
2.1 77,9 17
2.225,253
...
.STATE OF DELAWARE.
1
IT .DO
■
BeaverCo. 73.539
Indiana County
1 .05
-
....
6.000
None
J
.
.
,
7.50
_
1 ,114,000
4 .300,000
None
12.3 13
I860
1850
CITIES. COUNTIES
3.429
....
-
_
_
.
184.735
168,403
1 16.608
125,015
l .226
1 S.5(i
7.50
,300.964
None
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
18901880.
1870
1 2.50
30.00
929.600 14.00
51 7.610
1
20.000
Girnrdvlllc School District
2 1,400
Greene County
.*53,303
Greenville (Boro.), Mercer Co.. 48,000
Grove City School District . _
44,000
7.oo
2.50
4,410.682
None
.
assessed valuation of the State In
for general State purposes.
DEBT LIMITATION.— Neither the new Constitution (adopted June 4
1897) nor the old Constitution nor the State statutes contain any general
provisions authorizing bond issues or limiting the debt-maklug power,
except that the new Constitution—
(1) Forbids the State (Article 8. Sec. 3) to borrow money or create debt,
“but pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly passed with the con¬
currence of three-fourths of all the members elected to each House, except
to supply casual deficiencies, repel Invasion, suppress insurrections, defend
the State In war or pay existing debts.”
(2) Forbids any county, city, town or other municipality (Article 8,
Sec. 8) to "lend its credit or appropriate money to. or assume the debt of.
or become a shareholder or joint owner In. or with, auy private corporation
ASSESSED VALU ATION.—The total
1905 was $74,967,393.
No tax Is levied
14.00
527 .600
2.936.595
2.000,000
None
...
Harmony (Tw p.) S. D.,
$87,698.
1 3 .•>36
2,898,385
...
..
April 1894. page 72.
The present extent and condition of the debt and
resources of the State are given below, showing that Delaware now holds
good assets more than equaling its liabilities.
LOANS—
When Due. LOANS—
When Due.
Cer. to Delaware College.
Refunding.
J-J
$83,000
6s ’77
Perpetual 3s ’97 J-D$245,000
Dec 1 1927
Part of Series "B” Refunding.
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1902.)
3s ’87
J-DS250.000
June 1 1907 1
(Subject to call on or after June 1 ’97)
INTEREST.—On bonds of series "B” and the Refunding bonds of 1897
is payable at the Philadelphia National Bank in Philadelphia.
TOTAL DEBT. Ac.—The total liabilities on Jan. 8 1907 were $809,185,
,400 "guarantee railway deposits.”
including $
The assets on Jan. 8 1907
were $1,50
09; assets In excess of liabilities $693,324.
The total assets
Include ba
stocks $768,026 (market value); mortgages on railroads
$385,000; bonds, $178,783; real estate, $83,000, and cash In treasury,
.
Carbondale (CD, Lackaw. Co
flCarbondale School district..
Gallltzln School District-.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday In
January, and pay Is limited to 60 days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Delaware’s State debt
from 1865 to 1894 will be found In the "State and City Supplement” of
Comptroller.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D$130.000r
Dec 1 *10-24
Work House Bond*.
3 4s
J J $73.000r.
July 1 1919
(Sublect to call after July 1 1904.)
4s 05
J-J $73.000r.. Julv 1 1925
4s *03
Julv 1 1930
J J
100.000c.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907 .$636,000
Total valuation 1906
53.140.472
-(Assessment H to t-3 actual value.)
County tax (per $1.000) 1908. $3.00
Population In 1890
.97.182
Population in 1900 (CensiM). 109,697
Is ’97
.
.
..1907-1909
1908 1910
....
1911
1912
1913
Population lu 1907 (est.).,
134.000
80
a
•
MAEYLAND-DEBT OF STATE.
The workhouse bonds, while Issued and
guaranteed by the county, are
charge upon the Trustees of New Castle
County Workhouse.
Interest
SAVINGS
and
principal are payable by Trustees.
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued by this
county exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable at Wilmington.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
John W.
Green, Cleric of Peace.
notice that
•
Georgetown.
Blaine, Treas; J. J. Monaghan,Clerk
This city Is In New Castle County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Park
8 Ejs
4s
4s
.
_
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
_
1925
1 1926
1 1926
1 1926
1 1927
1 1927
1 1927
1 1928
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1907
1921
1921
1922
1922
1918
1919
1919
1920
1920
1921
1924
.
1
1925
1925
power to
POPULATION OF STATE1900.
1890.
1880
1870
,
1,188,044
...1,042,390
1860
1850
934.943
1840
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
County
seat Is Cumberland.
407,350
380,546
341,548
319,728
20.92%
171,131
235,064
Angus Ireland, Clerk.
Bonds
are
pal tax.
exempt from State and munici¬
LOANS—
When Due. State tax (per $1,000) 1906
$2.35
Refunding Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1906_$10.70
34s
A-OS190,000c. Oct 1 *07-‘25 Population In 1890
41,571
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.$190.000
Population in 1900
53,694
Tax valuation 1906
25,000,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
55,000
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
_
John de P.
Douw, Mayor.
This city Is the county seat of Anne Arundel
County.
Incorporated 1796.
LOANS—
When Due. | BOND. DEBT Jan 15 1907.
$178,000
4s
J-J
$13,000c
Jan 1 1908 Sinking fund
39,021
5s
J-D
25,000c
June 1 1908 NET DEBT Jan 15 ’07
138,979
($5,000 every 5 years to June 1 1928.) Assessed valuation 1907
3,800,000
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
City tax (per $ 1 .000) 1907
$9.00
4s
J-J
$48,000c
July ’10-’20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_.$20.45
4s
J-J
72,000c..’31,’41 &’50 Population In 1890
7,604
Street Improvement Bonds.
Population lit 1900
8,525
4s g’06 Oct $25,000c. .Oct 1 ’11-31
($5,000 every live years.)
Maryland.
.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Original Thirteen
N
.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
Total tax (per $1,000)
Population In 1900
Population In 1890
Admitted as a State
One of
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
Governor (term expires 2d Wed. Jan.,
1820
1810
1800
1790
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
ANNAPOLIS.
State of
687,049
...583,034
470,019
447,040
780,894 1830
Of the total population in 1880
22.49% was colored; In 1890
and In 1900 19.8 %.
In number, blacks were 165,091 In
1850;
in 1860; 175,391 In 1870;
210,230 In 1880; 218,004 In 1890 and
in 1900.
..
1906..$16.50
76,508
61,431
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this
city are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on all bonds payable at the office of the
City Treasurer.
WILMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Harry J. Guthrie. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. \ Mortgage debt 5%
$10,000
4s
M-N $75,000c._Nov lt)07-’ll Assessed valuation
1905..47,000,000
4s ’or.
A-()
20.000c
Oct 1 1918, School tax
(per
$1,000)
1906..$5.00
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$130,000 |
INTEREST Is payable at the Union National Bank of
Wilmington.
.
12,210
Annapolis
INTEREST is
payable at Farmers' National Bank,"Annapolis.
190S)_Ed\vin Warfield
Secretary of State (term expires with Gov.)-Oswald Tilghman ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. W. W.
Webb, Clerk Co. Com.
Treasurer (term expires Jan., 1908)
Aunapolls is the county seat.
Murray Vandiver
When Due. ' NET DEBT May 1906
Comptroller (term expires Jail., 1908)_-Gordon T. Atkinson LOANS—
$40,746
Funding Bonds.
LEGISLATURE
In
meets
January, and sessions
biennially In
are
even years on the first
limited to 90
days.
Wednesday
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of
Maryland’s State debt
from 1824 up to 1893 will be found In the ‘‘State
and City Supplement” of
April 1893, pages 72 and 73.
LOANS—
Interest
Principal
Name and Purpose.
Rate. Payable. When Due. Outstand'g.
Consolidated loan of 1899
3
J-J
Jan 1 1914 $3,253,926
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1909.)
State Build. & Improve’t loan, 1900.
3
J-J
July 1 1915
500,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
State loan of 1902
3
J-J
July 1 1917
600,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
Public Buildings loan. 1904.
..c
3A J-J
July 1 1919
1,625,000
(Subject to call after .Inly 1 1914.)
TOTAL DEBT,
SINKING FUNDS, ETC.—The subjoined statement
shows Maryland’s total State debt, and the
sinking fund held by the State
against the same on the dates named.
Sept. 30 '06. Sept. 30 ’05. Sept. 30 ‘04. Sept. 30 ’03.
Total funded debt
$6,167,926
$8,526,926
$7,920,026
$7,101,926
Sinking funds, &c
Net debt
*5,329,725
5,439,057
4,784,057
4,485,222
$838,201
$3,087,809
$3,142,869
$2,616,704
•The $5,329,725 Included In
’’sinking funds,
above was composed of $1,500,000
&o.,” on Sept. 80 1906
mortgage bonds of the Northern Central
Ry., $3,742,255 stocks, bonds and cash In the various
sinking funds,
and $87,470 stock in various
companies.
As against the net debt of
$838,201.41 Sept. 30 1906, the State had as
an olfset her unproductive
stocks, amounting to $1,099,627.
The receipts of the State for the year
ending Sept. 30 1906 amounted to
$4,529,460. balance in treasury Sept. 30 1905,
$1,516,882; total, $6,046,3441;
disbursements, $4,516,829. The cash balance In the treasury on
Sept. 30
1906 amounted to $1,529,513.
ASSESSED VALUATION. ETC.—The
following table shows the total
uuded debt, available assets, assessed valuation
and tax rate.
Total
Available
Tax Rate
Total
Years.
Funded Debt.
Assets.
Assessed Val. per$1,000
1906
$6,167,926
$5,329,725
$738,762,161
$2.35
1905
8,526,926
5,439,057
712,455,956
2.35
1904
7,926,926
4.784,057
2.25
680,743,794
1903
7,101,926
4,485,222
673,337,299
1.70
1902
6,909,326
4,112,057
666,857,803
1.70
1901
6,509.326
3,846,982
643,812,408
1.70
1900
„
I895_
1890.
18S0
6,309,326
8,864,986
10,691,124
...11,277,110
3,424,057
5,679,738
6,278,907
3,649,442
616,719,782
534,930,476
482,184,824
459,187,408
1.77.4
1.77 4
1.77 4
1.874
DEBT LIMITATION.—There Is
nothing In the Constitution of Maryland
limiting the power of the Legislature to authorize bond Issues either
by
the State or by Its municipalities,
except that In Section 34, Article 3, we
find that “the credit of the State shall not In
any manner be given, or
or in aid of any Individual association or
loaned to.
corporation;
nor
j Bonds of 1906, additional.
250,000
J-J $250,000
July 1 ’11-56'Assessed valuation 1906..12,345,370
($25,000 due every five years.)
|County tax (per $ 1,000) 1905..$9.80
BONDED DEBT May 1906. $50,000 iPopulation in
1900...
.39,620
Sinking fund...
9,254 |
4 s ’06
BALTIMORE.
E.
Clay T imanus, Mayor; Harry F. Hooper,
City Register.
A new charter for Baltimore was enacted
Incorporated 1797.
by the
Legislature March 22 1898.
$1,000,000 water bonds and $1,000,000
underground conduit bonds were voted Nov. 4 1902, but
only $350,000
of the former and $565,000 of the latter Issued
up to Jan. 1
1907.
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving.
Funding.
4s ’81 M-N .r$500,000r_ _*Nov 1
1920
34s’96 J-Jx$ 1,453,300r_ .July 1 1936
Public Improvements
Four Million.
34s’93 J-J r$6,000,000r__Jan 1 1940
3 4s’95 M-Sx$4,000,000r_Mch 1 1945
Sewer Stock.
Consolidated Refunding.
3){>s '06A-O $l,000,000r. Oct 1 1980
3 4s’90 J-J £$5,000,OOOr* July 1 1930
Water.
Funding Loan.
5s
M-N ;r$5,000,00()r__*Julv 1 1916
5s '78 M-N x$l,000,000r.* July 1 1916 4s
M-N
x500,00or__* Nov 1 1922
Conduit Loan.
4s
M-N xl ,000,000r-_*Nov 1 1926
3
.
»
4s'99 J-J x$l .000.000r.jan 1 1922 34s ’02 J-J 350,000r. __Jan
1
565,OOOr. Jail 1 1928
Western Maryland.
Refunding.
4s '82
J-J.r$084,000r
July 1
3 48*00 J-J :r$4,300,000r. Jan 1 1940 3Ms‘87 J-J
1,704 ,000r_
Jan 1
Harford Run Improvement.
Refunding Western Maryland
3
4s’02 J-J
1943
1925
1927
RR.
1 1950
Internal Improvement.
3 4s’02 J-Jxl ,000,000r
Jan 1 1952
34s
J-J g$4,850,000r. July 1 1928;
Burnt District I m provem’n t Bonds
iMcDonough Extension, l&bi.
:34s’05 J- D$3,949,000r_ .J line 1 1954
5s
M-Sg$280.000r__Sept 1 1916; Overdue stock, no interest alPatterson Park.
lowed
4,083
4s
Q-J x$200,000r
Oct 1 1920
.
4s
J-J£$250,000r__*Jan
*
x
1
1920
.
34s’0l) M-S.r$875,000r__Mch
Payable on or after this date at option of city.
Exempt from State of Maryland taxes,
INTEREST on the consolidated loan of 1930, Western
Marvland RR
loan of 1927, Patterson Park loan due 1920 and on
conduit loan of 1922
and 1928 Is payable at the Citizens’ National
Bank of Baltimore; on the
refunding 1940, the $4,000,000 loan of 1945 and
McDonough Extension
loan of 1916 at the National Exchange Bank of
Baltimore; on the Western
Maryland loans of 1925 and 1952 and the Public Improvement loan
of
1940 at the Merchants’ National Bank of
Baltimore; on Internal Improve¬
ment loan,
Run loans and
Harford
Refunding
Western Maryland of
1950
at the Farmers’ & Merchants’ National
Bank of Baltimore;
on
water loans, the funding loans of 1916 and 1936
and the paving loan of 1920
at the National
Mechanics’ Bank of Baltimore, and the
Burnt District
Improvement loan of 1954 at the National Bank of Baltimore.
TAX EXEMPT.—The Issues marked with an x
above are exempt from
State of Maryland taxes.
Holders residing In other States are
exempt on
all Issues.
None of the bonds are liable for
city taxes
TOTAL
DEBT, SINKING FUND. &c—
shal1
the General Assembly have the power In any mode to
Involve the State In
the construction of works of Internal
improvement, nor In granting any
aid thereto which shall Involve the faith or credit
of
the State.”
No
general limit for cities and towns has been llxed by the
Legislature, nor Is
there any general authorization to be found In the
statutes under which
cities and towns can Issue bonds.
This power Is lodged In the
Legislature,
and Is delegated to the municipalities from time to
time for specific purposes
as the occasion may arise.
It Is necessary, therefore, for the Investor to
study the law In each case on this as well as on other points
affecting the
loan with respect to which he may need Information.
we
a
..
.
1
State general
borrow money, receive money on
deposit, loan money, taking such security therefor, cither real or personal, as the Board
of Directors may deem
"sufficient, provided that no part of the funds of said
corporation shall be
loaned to an officer or director thereof.”
We cannot discover any marked difference In
the.two provisions cited,
except that the enactment in the case of the new Baltimore bank
states
distinctly that the security can be either real or personal.
But as much
as that would, we think,
be assumed as authorized under the general
pro¬
vision, slrfce no limit is made and loaning on bond and
mortgage Is always
a legitimate
part of the business of savings banks.
.
...
.
1890
as
this
”
Street and Sewer Bonds—{Con.)
4s
A-O $75,000
1925-1926
4s
A-O
25,000. ..Apr 1 1927
4s
A-O J 55,000.. ..Oet 1 1927
1 35,000.. ..Apr 1 1928
4s ’05
A-O J 29,800.. ..Apr 1 1928
120,200.. ..Oct 1 1928
Water Bonds.
6s
J-J
$10,400.. .July 1 *07-’08
0s
M-S
23,500.. Sept 1 ’04-’ll
4 'As
A-O
60,000
1913-1914
4s
A-O
25,000.. Oct 1 ’ 19-’23
A-O
a'As
60,000
1914-1915
4s
Sinking Fund Bonds.
4s. 4 'As, <Scc.$702,050..
Various.
4s
A-O 176,000
1910-1913
4s
A-O
24,000.. ..Oct 1 1913
4s
A-O
41,000.. ..Oet 1 1926
4s
A-O
25,000.. ..Oct 1 1927
4s ’06
A-O /56,900r_ ..Apr 1 1928
1 38,100r_ ..Apr 1 1929
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 ’06. .$2,046,050
Valuation 1905
...47,000,000
(Personal property jnot taxed.)
Loan.
'
late
In
may be organized, and yet
”
A-0$ 1 50,000
...1915 -1917
A-O
50,000...
1924
A-O
25,000...
4s
A-O
20,600... .Apr
4s
A-O
29,400... .Oct
4s
A-O J 6,900... Oct
1 8,100... Oct
4s
A-O J'12,400... .Apr
1 [17.600.__ Oct
4s ’04
A-O
10,000... A pr
Crematory Loan.
4s
A-O
S1,500.
Oct
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4 As
A-O $45,400... .Apr
4 As
A-O
50,950.
.Oct
4 As
A-O
52,500... .Apr
A-O
4’^s
1,150... .Oct
4s
A-O
12,150... Oct
4s
A-O
43,900... .Apr
4s
A-O
42,250... .Oct
4s
A-O
46,600... .Apr
4s
A-O
48,050... .Oct
4s
A-O
4,050... .Apr
4s
A-O
67,000... Oet
4s
A-O
62,650... .Apr
4s
A-O
1 ,650... Oet
as
are
lxxxiv.
special charter was granted Incorporating the
Germania Savings Bank of Baltimore.
However, in both the general
and special laws there
appears to be a pretty general authority granted for
Investing the deposits. The general law states that—
Any savings Institution Incorporated under this article shall be
capable
of receiving from
any person or persons, or bodies corporate or politic,
any
deposit of money which shall be invested or loaned out on good
security in the
discretion of the directors; provided that no
part of the funds of said cor¬
poration shall be loaned to any officer or director of such
corporation.
In the special law
passed in 1890, which we have referred to above, the
power to loan the deposits Is made a little more
definite.
The section re¬
ferring to that subject states that the “corporation shall have
,
C. H.
IN VESTME NTS.—There
banking laws under which savings banks
George town is the county seat.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906.S12,073.416
4s
J-J
$ 17,000c. .July 1 ’07-*22 j
(Assessment about actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$47,000 j County tax (per $1,000) 1000..$;).00
Floating debt
8,554 ’ Population lu 1800
58,047
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1007
55,554 i Population in 1000
42,276
Total asseis
78,714)
INTEREST is payable at the Farmers’ Bank,
WILMINGTON.
BANKS
[Vol.
City of Baltimore, Md.
Dec. 31
Gross water debt..
Water sinking fund
Dec. 31 ’05.
Dec. 31 '04.
$8,827,500
2,979,751
$8,627,500
2,568,619
3,313,208
Net water debt
$5,536,792 $5,847,740
$6,058,881
$35,614,383 $34,485,682 $31,335,383
13,107,335
12,411,920
11,824,186
Bonded debt (other than water)
Sinking fund (other than water)
Net general debt
’06.
$8,850,000
.*
Total bonded debt
Total sinking funds
Net general and water debt
*
$22,507,048 $22,073,762 $19,511,197
$44,464,383 $43,313,182 $39,062,883
16,420,543
15,391,671
14,392,805
$28,043,840 $27,941,511 $25,570,078
APR., 1907.]
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The city’s holdings In the Western
Maryland were sold early In May 1902
for $8,751,370.45.
V. 74, p. 999.
The
fully given In V. 75, p. 202—$4,263 000 disposition made of this sum was
being deposited with several local
banks and trust companies for a fixed
period of 25 years at 314% interest,
and $65,909.66 invested in
city loans, these sums being set aside to meet
the Western Maryland bonds for the
payment of which the city is responsible
The remainder was
deposited at 3 bj %, subject to withdrawal on
30 days’
notice, and was withdrawn after
the big fire.
Airalnst the net debt of $28,043,840 on Dec. 31
1906 the city reports pro¬
ductive assets amounting to
the outstanding water loans. $10,417,519, $8,850,000 of this representing
On Dec. 31 1906, besides the
above assets, the city held
unproductive
assets to the amount of
$5,000,000, representing the cost of the new Court
House and City Hall.
The value of city
property, excluding the new Court
House and City Hall, was
$20,000,000.
HAVRE DE GRACE.
259,791,488
264,160,549
247,505,366
250,797,556
209,000,000
200,775,614
187,040,624
_
1904...
1900
1895..
1890
(about)
1886
1880
243,352,734
227.494,112
140,736,564
80,975,572
65,000,000
64,784,338
65,106,367
503,144,222
491,654,661
388.241,030
331,773,128
274,000,000
265,559,953
252,122,991
HYATTSVILLE.
($150,947,733) at a “30-cent rate,” and deposits in
savings
$75,000,000) at ”18?4-cent rate.”
POPULATION.
In 1900 (Census) was
508,957; In 1890 it was 434,439;
1880 it was 332,313; in 1870 it was
267,954.
banks (estimated
CAROLINE COUNTY.
CRISFIELD.
Wm,.E.
Cumberland
is the
LOANS—
LAUREL.
Bonds
are tax
5s
'78 A-O $18,000.... Oct
1910
City Register.
When Due.
BOND.
DEBT Feb 1907. ..$579,500
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking funds
76,926
J-J $512,500.
..July 1 1918 NET DEBT Feb 1907
502,574
(Subject to call after July 1 1903.) Tax valuation
1906__
4,055,104
Reservoir Bonds.
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
4s
J-J
$35,000... July 1 1924 City tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$11.10
(Subject to call after July 1 1904.)
Population In 1890
8,193
Water-Works Improvement Bonds
Population
In
1900
4s
..9,296
J-J
$32,000... July 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.) INTEREST
PAYABLE In Frederick
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Frederick Is the county seat.
E. H.
municipal taxation.
LOANS—
M-N $ 125,000c
When Due.
1030
(Subject to call after 1910.)
3 4s g
J-J
$188,700c
1940
(Subject to call after 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907. ..$313,700
4s g
FROSTBURG.
This
James E.
exempt from county and
Assessed valuation 1906.$21,586,176
(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
State and co. tax (per M.)
1906$11.25
County tax (per M.) 1906
8.90
Population in 1900
51,920
Population in 1890.
49,512
Crump, Mayor; J. S. Metzger,Clk.
Incorporated In
city Is in Allegany County
1870.
LOANS—
When Due. Tax valuation 1906
$2,719,022
Refunding Water Bonds.
City rate (per $1,000) 1906
4 4s
$5.00
J-J
$55,000c
1929 (Assessment about
90%
actual
val.)
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Population in 1906 (est.)
6,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1907
$55,000 Population in
foot).....
TAX FREE.—The above bonds arc
5,274
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST payable In Frostburg.
HAGERSTOWN.
J. O.
Board, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of
Washington County.
Founded 1762.
LOANS—
When Due. 4s
J-J
$3,500r July 1 ’07-’13
Llectric-Light Bonds.
4s
J-J
7,000r Jan
1 ’08-’14
4s
J-J
$57,000r July 1 ’07-’G3 4s '06
J-J
20.000
July 1 ’09-13
Street Paving Bonds.
t BOND.
DEBT
Jan
1 1907._$142.300
4s
J-J
$12,300r
1907-1927 Tax valuation 1906
7,298,830
Drainage and Street Bonds.
(Assessment
about
2-3
actual value.)
4s
J-J
$38,000r July 1 ’07-’25 City tax
(per
$1.000)
1906
$7.50
Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1890.
4s
10,118
J-J
$l,000r July
1907 Population In 1900
1
13,591
Drainage Bonds.
Population in 1905 (est.)
4s
15,000
J-J
$3,000r Jan
1 ’08-’13
INTEREST is payable in Hagerstown
Bonds are exempt from city and
county tax.
HARFORD COUNTY.
Bel Air is the county scat.
When Due.
5s ’06
J-J I $24,000r. .Jan 1 ’08-15
\
1,000r
Jan 1 1916
LOANS—
BONDED DEBT July 1906.$25,000
Assessed valuation
1906..15,000,000
Popu’ation in 1900.
28,269
Briscoe,
Henry J. Byrd,
Robt. F.
Maddox,
Joseph B. Harrington, Clerk.
Easton Is the county seat.
LOANS—
'
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
4s ’98
$2,000c Oct 1 ’07-’08
School Bonds.
4s ’06
s-an $10,000
1907-1926
Redemption Loan Bonds.
$20,000c Apr 1
4s ’02
*08-’27
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Hagerstown Is the county
County High School Bonds.
’94
$13,000c Aug
1
1924
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1914.)
BON DED DEBT July 1 ’06
$37,000
4
Assessed valuation 1905
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
Population in 1900
J. E.
scat.
8,996,534
$8.50
20,342
Wagaman, Clerk.
County has no bonded debt.
Assets—Cash on hand
$45,000!
$7.10
Assessed valuation 1906. 22,258,195 I County tax (per $1,000) ’06
Population in 1890
39,782
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)! Population in 1900
45.133
The county in June 1902 received
$434,000 for its Interest in the Western
Maryland RR., and with the proceeds greatly reduced
Its debt.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Snow
J. Edward
White, Treasurer.
Hill Is the county scat.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT
Aug 1906. $44,000
Road improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
6,500,000
4^s’06 J-J $25.000c. .July 1 ’31’-55
Population in 1900
20.865
INTEREST on the issue of 1906 is payable at the
First
National
Bank
in Snow Hill.
LOANS—
District of Columbia.
(INCLUDING THE LATE CORPORATION OF
WASHINGTON.)
Albaugh, Clerk County Com.
are all
Bonds
Hilton, Clerk County
Rockville.
5,216,640|
1906..14,846,704
4<
seat Is
TALBOT COUNTY.
George E. Smith, Mayor; E. C. Shepherd,
LOANS—
G.
Clerk and Treas.
Princess Anne is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Sept 7 ’06.$76,0001 State
& cotax (per$l,000) ’06.$12.80
Floating debt
4,250 Population in 1900
25,923
TOTAL DEBT Sept 7 1906.80,2501
Population In 1906 (est)
26,000
Total valuation 1906.
free.
The county scat of Frederick
County. (Chapter 15, Laws of 1902, author¬
izes the refunding of the
$512,000 bonds below into 3^s,
No new bonds
issued as yet.]
Incorporated In 1817.
County
SOMERSET COUNTY.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906.....$6.50
Population in
12,729
IXTERESTpayable at Cumberland. Population in 1890...
1900..
...17,128
DEBT LIMITATION.—This
city cannot issue indebtedness over $10,000
without Act of Legislature and vote of
people.
FREDERICK.
R.
Commissioners.
2,079
2,400
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Wicomico Is the county seat.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906..S3,500,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
4h$s
F-A $50,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$4.50
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907..$50,000
Population In 1900
4,277
Floating debt
2,500 Population In 1907 (est.)
6,000
INTEREST is payable at the office of
City Treasurer.
When Due.
Pennsylvania RR. Bonds.
Water Extension Bonds.
6s. ’78 F-A $65,000
Aug.
1908 5s
’92 A-O $50,000
Apr 1 1922
(Principal to be paid by Penn.RR.Co. j
Funding Bonds.
Consolidated Debt Bonds.
4s
'92 A-O $40,000
Gs
’78 A-O $30,000
Oct
1908 4s ’90
M-N 15,000
5.s
1907-1909
'78 A-O 145,000
Oct
1908
Water Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s
’93 F-A$ 100,000
Aug
1 1923
4s g ’04 A-O $20,000c
Oct 1 ’07-10 BONDED DEBT
May 1 ’06 $513,000
Electric Light Bonds.
Sinking
fund
assets.
4s
79,194
’98 M-N $20,000
May 1 1928 NET DEBT May 1 1906..
433,806
Water Improvement Bonds.
Assessed
valuation
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
SALISBURY.
Fuller, City CUrk.
LOANS—
Jenkins, Clerk
City Council.
This city is In Prince George’s
County.
BONDED DEBT Mch l’OO $89,500
Assessed valuation 1906 __1,153,000 j Population in 1900
Population in 1906 (est)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
6.00!
co tax (per$l,000)
’07.$11.40
Sinking fund
:
23,577 |
29,898
Assessed valuation 1907.-12,553.454 Population In 1900
j Population in 1906 (est)
30,000
Dougherty, Town
When Due.
L ouis \V.
$6.00
1,222
Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Mch 25 1907 $ 106,4001 State &
16,248
capital of Allegheny County.
Treasurer.
Upper Marlboro
Clerk.
Tills town is in Somerset
County.
When Due.! Assessed valuation
1905.. $1,000,00d
Water Bonds.
! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$18 60
4 I 'S'06 M-S
$5.000c.--Sept 1 1926 jPopulation in 1900
3,165
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906, $37,000!
INTEREST is payable in Crisiield.
H. M.
,
Bank, Rockville.
LOANS—
CUMBERLAND.
W. H. Richardson
This town Is in Prince
George Countv.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
$58,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
Assessed valuation 1907
860,000 j Population in 1900
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY.
Henry St. J. L.
Clerk to County Commissioners.
Q. L. Dukes, Clerk County Comm’s.
2,5001
Assessed valuation 1906-.$1,500,000
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$6.00
Population in 1900
__3.423
TAX FREE.—The above bonds
are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable at the
Montgomery Co. Nat.
Denton is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.! TOTAL DEBT Mch 22
1907.S26.000
Jail Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906
5,686,392
4 '-s’06 ,T-.I
$ 12.000c--July 1 ’07-18
iTax
rate (per $1 .000) 1906
$12.00
HON'D. DEBT Mch 22 1907.$23,500i
Population in 1900.
Floating debt
Mattingley, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
._$67.000
Court-House Bonds.
1
Assessed valuation, real._l 1,753,845
4s
A-O $18,000c
1907-1915 Assessed valuation, pers’l.
I
2,516,560
($2,000 due yearly on Oct. 1.)
! Total valuation 1906
14,270,405
Road Bonds.
j
(Assessment
about
% actual value.)
4s
J-J
$21,000c Jan 1 ’08-’49 I State & co tax
(per $1.000) ’06 $11.50
5s *04
A-O
2,000c Oct 1 ’07-’10i Population In 1905
(est.)
32,000
School Bonds.
j
; Population 111 1900
30,451
4s ’04
A-O $26,000c Oct 1 ’07-’32
23.50
22.85
18.475
17.50
20.25
17.87 Vi
15.57 ta
and securities
In
J. Fred
This city is in Harford
County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 20 1907.$50,000
Sinking fund
5.919
NET DEBT Mch 20 1907
44,081
ASSESSED VALUATION,
&c.—City’s assessed valuation (about 80%
value) and tax rate have been as follows
A Si tessed
Valuatl on
Rate of Tax
Years—
Heal.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000. i
1907.
.$295,756,922
$236,709,702
$532,466,624
$21.35
1906
|
292,789,957
255,733,106
548,523,063
22.35
1905
cash
81
On July 1 1878 the duties of the
trict of Columbia were transferred Sinking Fund Commissioners of the Dis¬
to the Treasurer of the
United States,
and since that date Congress has
appropriated annually a sum sufficient to
pay not only the interest on the District’s
bonds,
but also, it is believed,
sufficient to extinguish the entire debt of the
District upon the maturity
Of the 3.65% loan, in 1924.
Bonds
LOANS—•
Name and Purpose.
District of Columbia.
•
'
50-year funding, 1874, c&r
are
tax-exempt.
—Interest—
%
3.65
Principal
Payable. When Due.
F-A
Aug. 1
Outstanding.
1924
$11,105,850
*
The faith of the United States was
pledged to secure the payment of the
Interest on these bonds and to maintain
a sinking fund sufficient
to redeem
them all by maturity.
The issue was limited to $15,000,000 and
is exempt
from taxation by Federal. State or
municipal
authority.
Of
the
000 bonds
$15,000,authorized, $14,997,300 were Issued, of which
$3,893,450
have
been retired to date, leaving
$11,103,850 outstanding.
The coupon bonds
are for $50 and $500
each, the registered bonds $1,000 and
$5,000 each.
INTEREST on the bonds is paid at the United
States Treasury in Wash*
ngton and at the Sub-Treasury in New York.
TOTAL DEBT—
Apr. 1 ’07.
Oct. 1 ’06.
Apr. 1 ’06. Apr. 1 ’05.
Total funded debt
$11,103,850 $11,229,100 $11,589,350
$12,051,350
Qu July 1 1878, when the duties of the
Sinking
Fund Commissioners of
the District were transferred to the
Treasurer
of the United States, the
total debt was $22,106,650.
On April 1 1907 stock and bonds to
the amount of $3,780 on which
interest
1ms ceased were still
outstanding; funds for their payment are deposited
In the United States
Treasury.
ASSESSED VALUATION—
Real Estate.
$239,461,985
Year.
1906
1905
1904
1900
Personal
Property.
$28,669 302
217,608,296
26,575,819
213,250,228
22,383,337
176,567,549
14,391,438
1890
137,626 419
11,023,167
1885
93.502,464
12,795,934
POPULATION.—In 1900 was 278,718; in 1890
(estimated), 323,123.
Total Asses'd Rate of Tax
Valuation.
per $1,000
$268,131,287
244,184,1 15
235,633,565
$15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
190,958,987
148,649,586
106,298,398
it was 230,392; in 1905
82
Debts
Resources
and
OF
T7KC2D
xisr
mEacHi
WESTERN MIDDLE STATES.
INDEX FOR THE WESTERN MIDDLE STATES
Pages 82
Pages 97
OHIO—-State, Cities, &c
INDIANA—-State, Cities, &c
State of
to
97
to 101
Ohio.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
State (Act April 30 1802)
Feb. 19 1803
Total area of State (square miles)
41,060
State Capital
,,
.1
Columbus
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1909)__Andrew L. Harris
Secy of State (term ends 2d Mon .Jan.’09) CarniG A. Thompson
Auditor (term expires 2d Mon. Jan. 1908) __W. D. Guilbert
Treasurer (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1909) __W. S. McKinnon
Admitted
as
a
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on
the first Monday
There Is no limit to length of sessions.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Ohio’s State debt from
1825 to 1894 will be found In the “State and City Supplement” of April
In January.
1894, page 75.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—With the exception of $1,665 domestic loan
bonds. Interest on which has ceased, Ohio has no funded State debt at
present, the last $200,000 bonds having been retired on July 1 1903.
The
total bonded debt on Nov. 15 1902 was $201,665; In 1901 it was $451,665;
In 1900 was $701,665; In 1885, $3,720,229; In 1880, $6,476,805; In 1871
$9,022,721; In 1861, $14,897,273; in 1851, $17,563,329.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE STATE AND LOCAL
DEBTS
CITIES, JEte.
j ILLINOIS—State, Cities. &c
I
MICHIGAN—State, Cities, &c
Pages 102 to 106
Pages 106 to 110
SECTION 1. (Debt Limited to Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.)
The State may contract debts to supply casual deficits or failures In revenues
or to meet expenses not otherwise provided for;
but the aggregate amount
of such debts direct and contingent, whether contracted by virtue of one or
more Acts of the General Assembly, or at different periods of time, shall
neve- exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars:
and the money
arising from the creation of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
which it was obtained or to repay the debts so contracted and to no other
purpose
whatever.
SECTION 2. (Additional and for What Purpose.)
In addition to the
above limited power the State may contract debts to repel Invasion, sup¬
press Insurrection, defend the State in war, or to redeem the present out¬
standing indebtedness of the State; but the money arising from the con¬
tracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which it was
raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever; and all
debts Incurred to redeem the present outstanding Indebtedness of the State
shall be so contracted as to be payable by the sinking fund hereinafter
provided for as the same shall accumulate.
SECTION 3. (The State to Create No Other Debt.) Except the debts above
specified in Sections 1 and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall hereafter
be created by or on behalf of the Stpde.
SECTION 4. (Credit of State; the State Shall Not Become Joint Owner or
Stockholder.) The credit of the State shall not In any manner be given or
loaned to or In aid of any Individual association or corporation whatever;
nor shall the State ever hereafter become a joint owner or stockholder In
any company or association In this
State or elsewhere formed for any
purpose whatever.
SECTION 5. (No Assumption of Debts by the State.) The State shall never
assume the debts of any county, city, town or township, or of any corpora¬
tion whatever unless such debt shall have been created to repel Invasion,
suppress Insurrection or defend the State In war.
foregoing sections complete the limitation as to State debt and credit.
the matter of sinking funds
*$1,665
Funded State debt (loans)
'
*$1,665 referred to In Section 2 above.
But they need not be published here.
Irreducible State debt (trust funds)
4,902,110
4,768,701 ]
SECOND, As to Cities, Towns, Counties, &c., so far as the Constitution
affects the power of the Legislature to authorize these municipalities to
Local Debts—
$13,286,503
Debts of counties
$14,310,584
create debt, the limitations arc found In‘Section 6 of Article 8 and in
91,418,066
Debts of cities, first and second class
103,587,868
Sections 1, 2 and 6 of Article 13.
(1) Section 6 of Article 8 forbids the
10,264,932
Debts of Incorporated villages
10,494,944
1 223,141
General Assembly to authorize cities, &c., to become stockholders In or
Debts of townships
1,162,360
9 203 961
Debts of special school districts
9,331,057
to raise money or loan credit to aid corporations, &c.
(2) Sections 1 and 2
of
Article
13
forbid
the
passing
of
Special
Acts
and
require
General Acts for
Total local debts.
$138,886,813
$125,396,603
conferring corporate powers.
(3) Section 6 of Article 13 provides that the
I nterest ceased 1871.
General Assembly make provlsio’n for the organization of cities, etc., by
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation of real and personal
general laws and restrict their debt-making power.
These sections are as
property In the State has been as follows:
Years.
Heal Estate. Personal Property.
Total.
follows:
1905
$1,482,795,705 $680,805,888 $2,163,601,593
ARTICLE 8, SECTION 6. (Counties, Cities, Towns or Townships Not
1904
662,739,148
2,113,806,168
1,451,067,020
Authorized to Become Stockholders, &c.)
The General Assembly shall never
1903
1,422,939,254
647,289,735
2,070,228,989 authorize any county, city, town or township, by vote of its citizens or
1902
1,396,180,471
1,990,885,388 otherwise, to become a stockholder In any joint stock company, corporation
594,704,917
1900
1,274,203,721 - 559,849,507
1,834,053,228
or association whatever;
or to raise money for, or loan Its credit to, or In
1890
1,232,305,312
545,833,165
1,778,138,477 aid of, any such company, corporation or association.
1,102.049,931
1880
456,166,134
1,558,215,965
ARTICLE 13, SECTION 1.
(Corporate Powers.)
The General Assembly
1870
707,846,836
459 884,861
1,167,731,697 shall pass no Special Act conferring corporate powers.
639 894 31 1 '
I860
248,408,290
888,302,601
SECTION
2.
Corporations may be
(Corporations—How Formed.)
1850
341,389,838
98,487,502
439 876 340
formed under general laws:
but all such laws may from time to time
1840
85,287,261
27,038,895
112,326,156 be altered or repealed.
14.589.335
1830
50,086,250
64,675,578
SECTION 6. (Oryanlzatlon of Cities, ttc.)
The General Assembly shall
The State tax (per $1,000) for 1903, 1904, 1905 and 1906 was $1.35; for
provide for the organization of cities and Incorporated villages by general
1901, $2.89.
laws and restrict their power of taxation, assessment, borrowing money,
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT EXEMPTING
BONDS FROM
contracting debts and loaning their credit, so as to prevent the abuse of
TAXES.—The voters of this State on Nov. 7 1905 adopted an amendment
such power.
to Section 2, Article XII., of the State constitutlon.whlch exempts munici¬
One at first sight would infer from Section 6, Article 8, above cited, that
pal bonds from taxation.
V. 80. p. 1985. The amendment took effect
cities could not subscribe to the stock of or loan money to railroads, as
Jan. 1 1906.
railroads are corporations and joint-stock companies.
That, however, Is
DEBT LIMITATION.—Ohio has very carefully guarded the debt-making
not a correct conclusion, as was decided In'the case of Walker vs. The City
power of the State.
This could not be said while the Constitution of 1802
of Cincinnati, a case which arose under an Act of the General Assembly of
was In force;
for under that instrument It was competent for the Legisla¬
Ohio entitled “An Act relating to cities of the first class,” authorizing any
ture to construct works of internal Improvement on behalf of the State,
such city to construct a line of railroad therefrom to any other terminus
or to aid In their construction by subscribing to the capital stock of corpora¬
In that State or In any other State.
In pursuance of the authority that Act
tions created for that purpose, or to authorize In other ways the .creation
purports to give, Cincinnati undertook to- build the Cincinnati Southern
of debt in unlimited amounts.
But since the adoption of the Constitution
Railroad.
To test the legality of that proceeding this action was brought.
of 1851 the whole situation In these particulars has changed, the legislative
power with respect to the .State having been limited.
The same Is In large The Court’s opinion Is very full and explicit, the conclusion being that from
“the language of the section, It Is quite evident that It was not Intended to
measure true also of the municipalities.
''prohibit the construction of railroads nor Indeed to prohibit any species of
FIRST, As to the State's power to contract debt, this Is regulated under
the first five sections of Article 8 of the Constitution,
Section 1 limits the “public improvements. The section contains no direct reference to railroads
“nor to any other special classes of Improvements or enterprises.
The
power to the supply of “casual deficits In revenues or to meet expenses
“Inhibitions are directed only against a particular manner or means by
not otherwise provided for,” but In the aggregate debts for even the pur*
poses named cannot exceed $750,000.
Section 2 contains an exception to “which under the Constitution of 1802 many public improvements had
“been accomplished.”
the foregoing; It grants the power to contract debt In case of Invasion,
In compliance with Section 6, Article 13 (cited above), which provides
of Insurrection, of war, or of the redemption of the then existing Indebted¬
for
the organization of cities, &c., by general law, the Legislature made
Section 4
ness.
Section 3 reaffirms the limit, except as above specified.
an elaborate classification of municipal corporations, which was In existence
forbids the loaning of the State credit. Section 5 further forbids the
for years.
First they were divided Into cities, v llages and hamlets .
atsumptlon of debts by the State.
We Insert these five sections in full.
IN
1905
AND
1904.
1905.
—
•
.
.
.
1904.
The
Sections 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Article 8 cover
subdivided
nto three grades and the second class being subdivided Into four grades,
the grade being determined by population according to the last Federal
Census. In addition many special laws found their way on to the statute
books, nominally general In their scope but really so worded as to apply to
only one city.
In June 1902, however, the State. Supreme Court handed
down several decisions declaring such laws special legislation and therefore
unconstitutional.
The decisions were considered to be of such broad ap¬
plication that the Governor called an extra session of the Legislature
for the purpose of framing a new general municipal code.
The extra
session convened Aug. 25 1902 and after a session of nearly two months
passed a new “municipal code”—a document loo lengthy to quote in these
columns.
We would refer our readers, therefore, to pages 994 and 995 of
the “Chronicle,” Nov. 1 1902, wherein will be found at length the more
Then cities were divided into two
classes, the first class being
LOANS—
When Due.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’05
J-J
$15,000_June ’15-’16-’1S
$9,000..
29,000.. .Sept 15 1920
62,650.. ..Mch 1 1922
21 ,600.. .Mch 10 1914
/18,000c...Oct 15 1916
120,000c. .Oct 15 1918
f 40,000..,June 5 ’08-’l 1
M-S
M-S
J-D
A-O
.
4s '05
J-J
4s
(
20,000..,
1
8,000..
5s
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
J-J
10,000...July 22 1925
July 1 1916
Nov 1 1926
7,500
5,000
J-J
M-N
Improvement Bonds.
F-A $68,000. .Aug 1 ’07-’10
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
M-S 1 $8,000.Sept 15 ’07-’10
4s ’05
_
is
'04
’05
’05
'06
’06
20 ’20-*29
($8,000 due yearly.)
M-S
$8,000
1907-1910
M-S
15,000
Sept ’11-’15
l ,ouu
J-J
July l 1907
J-D
4,000
Dec 1 1914
M-N
6,000
May 1 1920
Street
l
6,500.. ..June 5 1917
J-D
5,450. ..Dec 1 1925
'05
M-N
’06
[9,500.. ..Nov 1 1921
19,500.. ..Nov 1 1926
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $29,000. -Sept 15 1920
J-D
7,000.. ..Dec 1 1919
’04
11 ,000.. Aug 1 ’07-’08
F-A
’05
F-A
10,000.. ..Aug 1 1921
’06
’07
J-J
3,600.. .Jan 25 1925
5s
Water-Works Bonds.
F-A $81.000..Feb
;>s
Refunding Bonds
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s ’04
points of this important measure.
salient
83
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Apr.. 1907.
118.000.Sept 15 '1 l-’l6
Cemetery Bonds.
J-J
$6,500.. .Jan 25 1925
General bonds Jan. 3 1907. $258,350
4s ’07
Legislature in 4s
Water bonds^
230,500
bill” was passed 4s
Assessment debt
124,563
4s
Court. This Act (which 4s
TOTAL DEBT Jan 3 1907.
613.413
was amended at the 1906 session) amends Sections 2835
2836 and 2837, 4s
Sinking fund assets
19,540
Tax valuation 1906
..4,439,450
Revised Statutes of Ohio, relating to the Issuance of bonds by cities, vil¬
Paving and Interseci
’06-’08
tax
$1,000)
1906..$30.20
1
Total
(per
F-A $17,500..
4s ’05
lages and other municipal corporations. Under the new law the municipal
Debt Extension Bonds.
Population in 1905 (est.)
i5,000
boards of legislation, counclls: &c.. may by two-thirds vote Issue bonds for
4s ’05
J-D $10,000
Dec 1 1925 Population In 1900
8 974
certain specified purposes to the extent of l%of the assessed valuation yearly
ALLIANCE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C. E. Harsh, Clerk.
(but not exceeding 4% in the aggregate) without submitting the question
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT May 1906..$8,000
to a vote of the people.
Bonds issued under this Act in excess of 1 % in 4s ’05 J-J
$7,000c.June 5 ’07-’L3 | Assessed valuation 1905
4,000,000
INTEREST is payable at Alliance.
any one year, or in excess of 4% In the aggregate, must first be submitted to
a vote of the people and carried by two-thirds of those voting on the propo¬
ASHLAND.
A. P. Black, City Clerk.
sition; but a net debt (bonds less sinking fund) of not more than 8% in the
This city Is the county seat of Ashland County.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
The Act as amended In 1906 LOANS—
aggregate can be authorized In any event.
4s
M-S $60,000_..Mch 20 1908
It remains to be said that at the regular session of the
1902 an Aet popularly known as the “Longworth Omnibus
and subsequently upheld by the State Supreme
will be found In the
.
“Chronicle” May 26 1906, page 1224.
Ci ty- Hall.
well as
arisen as to whether old bonds as
Note.—Some doubts having
“Longworth” bonds should be counted In figuring the 8% debt limit, a
suit was brought and the State Supreme Court in May 1906 held that only
such bonds as may have been issued subsequent to the enactment of the
“Longworth” bill should be counted in considering the 8% limit provided
for In that Act. V. 82, p.1114. Furthermore, in the amended law of 1906,
it Is expressly provided that the 8% limit shall apply only to the bonds is¬
sued subsequent to
the enactment of this Act.
.4,157,545
.3,672,316
3,198.062
2,665,260
2,339,511
| 1860
! 1850
1,980,329
1,519.467
937,903
1840
1830
581,434
230,760
45,365
1820
1810
1800
5s '06
5s ’06
5 s '06
5S ’06
Note.—For
S. S. Jones, Auditor.
[$68,000_boiuls offered April 12.]
Turnpike
ADAMS COUNTY.
Union.
County seat Is West
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
Bonds
When Due.
$50,000
Feb 2
13.500c_._Aug 1
F-A
Refunding Bonds.
f $20 000c.Nov 12
3Hs’06 M-N \ 20,000c.Nov 12
{ 28,000c.Nov 12
4s
4s *04
1917
1924
1916
1921
1910-1911
$20,000
4s
Jail Bonds.
4s
$8,000
1907-1914
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1907...$ 197,000
Tax valuation 1905
5,055,674
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06_$17.35
26,093
26,328
1926 Population in 1890
Population In 1900
of 1906 is payable at the County
INTEREST on the issue
Treasurer’s
office.
City Clerk.
This city
Durand, Auditor;
A.
Win.
AKRON.
Ray F. Hamlin,
of Summit County.
When Due.!
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’05 M-Nj $20,000c.Nov 15 ’08-’l 1
LOANS—
Park Bonds.
f $8 ,000c. Jlllv 1
J-J
4s ’06
\ 2.500c
.
’08-' 1 1
.July 1 1912
3,000c_. Nov 15 1912
M-S
4s ’04
35.500e.Sept 1 ,’14-’18
(See V. 79, p. 1728, for maturity.!
Bridge Bonds.
5s
$3,000c_Apr 25 ’08-’ 13 4^s’()4 J-J f 98,000c..July 9’ll-’24
A-O
\ 32,000c. .July 9 '25-'28
5s
M-S
1,000..Mch 1 '08- '08
5s
J-D
14,000..June 1 ’06-'08 4s '06 J-D J 28,000c..Dec 1 ’08-'14
l 3,000c... Dec 1 1915
Grade Crossing.
Debt Extension Bonds.
F-A $36,000c. Aug 1 '09-’ 14
4s ’04
f$l 4.000c.. Sept 1 *12-'13
Funding Bonds.
8,000c
Sept 1 1914
)0c
.June ’07-’27 4 1-2s’05 M-S<
J-D $ 125.000c
4s
(
9.500c
Sept 1 1915
($ 25,000 due each 5 years.)
Public Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
M-S
$30,0()0c_Sept
7 ’07-’09
M-S $25,600C-_’
5s
5s
M-S
22,000c.Sept 26 *07- 08
J-D
4,000.Ju
5s
Market House Bonds.
J-D
13,000c-..
48
5s
M-S $25,000c
Mcll ’08-*l2
J-D
73,000c-..
4s
4 Ms
J-J
7,500c.. Julv 25 1913
M-S
26,600c..:
4s
J-D
2,000
..June 1 1914
4!<s
J-J
19,000c...
4s
[20,000c
M-S f20,000c-..
Sept 6 1913 GEN. DEBT Dec 1 ’06
$885,268
4s
115,800c15,800c
332,748
Sept 6 1914 Assessment debt
M-S 1 9,000.. S'
Sept 26 '08-10 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1906.1,218,016
4s ’06
.
..
-
.
INTEREST is payable at the
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
have been as below.
City tax rate
Real
Estate.
Years.
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902...
1900
1890
1880
$16,589,330
16,207,570
15,719,930
15,084,970
11,853,500
7,103,520
4,930,662
AKRON SCHOOL DISTRICT,
offered Nov. 24.]
LOANS—
Population in 1900 (Census). .42,728
office of the City Treasurer in Akron and
National Park Bank in New
at the
27,601
Population In 1890...
.Sept 26 1911
\ 2,000...:
York.
city’s assessed valuation and tax rate
for 1905 was $16.05 per $1,000.
Total Assessed Rate
of Tax
Personal
Property.
Valuation.
per
$32.00
$24,428,760
32.00
22,774,950
31.20
22,644.670
6,437,100
31.20
22,111,400
6,391,470
28.20
21,023,370
5,938,400
25.30
17,731,010
5,877,510
25.40
11,617,000
4,513,480
12.00
7,473,792
2,543,130
[$50,000 bonds
J. F. Barnhart, Clerk.
$6,185,620
When
[$20,000... Dec 1
3.65*06 J-D i 20,000...Dec 1
l 10,000...Dec 1
Refunding Bonds.
When Due. LOANS—
School Construction
$1,000.
Bonds.
Due.
1919
1920
1921
/$20,000c.June 7 ’07-’08
5,000c...June 7 1909
4s
M-N
30,000c.Nov 15 ’12-’14
J-J
$10,000c..July 29 1910
4s
M-N
* 5,000c.-Nov 15 1915 4s
J-J
20,000c..July 29 1911
4s
M-N
40,000c_Nov 18 ’12-’16 4s
M-S /10,000c..Mch
4s
/ 10,000c..Mcll 8
8’07-’08
’07-’08 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1906. $260,000
(20,000c.Mcll 8 ’09 &’16 Assessed valuation 1906..22,774,950
June 30 1910 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10.00
I 5,000
June 30 1915
3.65s’06 J-D I 5.000
J-D
4s
t
(20,000
June 30 1917
(20.000.. .June 30 1918 j
INTEREST on the school bonds due
refunding bonds. Is payable at the First
all other bonds at the Treasurer’s Office,
ALLEN COUNTY.
June 1907 to 1909, and on the
National Bank, New York; on
Akron.
H. X. Lambert on, Clerk County
Com¬
missioners.
Lima Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.!
Memorial Bldg. Bds. (Tax-Exempt) !
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07. $130,000
Assessed valuation 1906..26,221,801
4Hs’07 M-S/$65,000c.Mch 1 ’10-’22 j Population In
I 65.000c.Sept 1 ’10-’22|
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s
ALLIANCE.
city Is in
Stark County.
47,976
office.
E. J. Galbraith, Treasurer; Chas.
Auditor.
This
1900
O. Silver,
*07-’26
’13-’17
\ 2,750c_Oct 15 ’13-’17
Fire Department
$1,000
Funding bonds
500
Water-works bonds
25,000
Main Street lmprt. (special)..10,000
Cottage Street lmpt. (special). 1,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 201,200
Assessed valuation 1905
1,686,150
Real value-about
2,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$39.00
3,566
4,087
Population In 1890..
Population In 1900
the debt extension
Bank, Ashland.
E. B. Westover, Auditor.
ASHLAND COUNTY.
Ashland Is the county seat.
Bonds are tax-exempt. .
LOANS—
When Due.j Assessed val., personal.. $3,992,020
Total valuation 1907
12,761,400
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’04
M-S
$5,500c.Mch 1 ’07-’09 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
5s ’05
J-J
35.000c.July 1 ’07-’17 State & co. tax (per $1,000) ’07..$7.35
21,184
4s ’04
J-J
15,000c.July 1 ’07-’14 Population in 1900
24,000
$55,500 Population In 1907 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 23 '07.
Assessed valuation, real.. 8,769,380
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s office.
ASHTABULA.
Frank W. Wagner, Auditor.
Incorporated July 10 1891.
Recapitulation of Debt — (Con).
$30,000
In Ashtabula County
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Electric Bonds.
A-O $ 10,000c...Apr 1 1911
5s
($1,000 every A & O.) to Oct 1 1915
This city is
A-O
4s
/$4,000c.Apr
\
4 .OOOc.Oct
Street Paving
Is the county seat
Mch
_.
on
5s '06
M-S $10,000c.Sept 1
Debt-Extension Bonds.
5s ’06
A-O /$2,750c_Apr 15
’08-’l 2
’07-’12
’08-’l 6
’07-’16
’08-’16
’07-’l 6
’08-’l 6
’07-’16
’08-’13
’07-'13
’08-’ 14
*08-’14
’08-’17
’08-’17
1
1
2,7 50
J-J
Mch 1
.3,000. .Sept 1
3,960.. Mcll 1
J-J
4.400__Sept 1
M-S
7,200 ..Mch 1
8,000 ..Sept 1
M-S
J 5,400.. Mch 1
1 6,300. .Sept 1
M-S / 3,300.. Mch 1
l13,300..Sept 1
F-A
/4,600..Mch 1
1 4,600. .Sept 1
INTEREST
($1,000 due each M&S to Sept 20 ’37.)
1 ’08-’13
1 ’07-'13
l 9,600. .Sept
CITIES, COUNTIES AND
statements, sec
7.000..Oct
Street Bonds.
M-S i $8 ,000..
5s ’05
5s '06
TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF OHIO.
places not given in alphabetical order among the following
“Additional Statements” at end of this State.
[ $6,000 ..Apr
1
5s ’06
POPULATION OF STATE1900
1890
1880
1870
A-O
5s
5s’05
5s '06
5s ’06
J-J
1 ’08-’ll
1 ’07-’ 10
Bonds.
i
’08-’ 15
27,000c..Oct 1 ’07-’15
18,000c. .Oct 1 ’07-’15
$22,400c.Jan
A-O
A-O
Electric
Miscellaneous
General bonds Sept 1
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1
1
Recapitulation of Debt.
Bridge
i
$16,000
20,225
64,740
Sewers
Street
River Improvement
100
50,100
84,965
1906 135,065
Sinking fund
47,900
NET DEBT Sept l 1906...
87,165
Total valuation 1906
5,300,000
(Assessment about 30% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$33.20
Population In 1890
8,338
12,949
Population in 1900..
16,000
Population in 1906 (est.)
'06._
' 4,000
INTEREST is payable in Ashtabula.
Charles E. Peck, Clerk.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
When Due. 4Hs’04 A-O [ $10.500c. .Apr 1 ’08-’14
] 10.500c. .Oct 1 *07-’13
4l$s
A-O f$5,000c
Apr ’08-’ll
1 6,250c...Oct ’07-’l 1 4 L/s’07 A-O 40,000c. .Oct 1 ’08-’27
BONDED
DEBT
Dec 1 ’06 $73,000
4 J-jS
A-O / 2,000c
Apr ’08-’09
4,635,854
Oct *07-’09 Assessed valuation 1906
\ 3,000c
ASHTABULA
LOANS—
4
Hs’06 A-O
31.000c .Oct 1 ’10-’40 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$13.00
INTEREST Is payable in Ashtabula.
Gilbert E. Day, Mayor;
ATHENS.
Tills village
LOANS—
W. B. Golden, Clerk.
Is the county seat of Athens County.
Sewer
When Due.
Bonds.
M-S
$1,500c.Sept 1 ’08-’10
Funding Bonds.
6s
$80,000-1913-’18-’23-’25
5s '06
A-O
$3,500c.Aug 1 ’11-’17
($20,000 on May 1 each year.)
os
$20,000
Jan 1 1926 BONDED DEBT Aug 1 '06 $189,515
1,297,245
5s
9,000. .Sept 1 ’07-’15 Total valuation 1905
M-S
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Electric-Light Bonds.
Tax
rate
(per $1,000) 1905
$38.50
M-S $13,000..Sept l--’07-’10
5s
2,620
5s ’07
M-S
6,000c_Sept 1 ’20-’25 Population In 1890
1900
3,066
Population
In
Opera-House Bonds.
5s
$750
1907!
ATHENS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C. M. Copeland, Clerk Board of Educa’n.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Sept 1906 $60,000
4s ’06
M-S $60,000
1912-1931 I Assessed valuation 1905... 1,300,000
5s '06
Refunding Bonds.
ATHENS COUNTY.
E. R. Walker, Auditor.
County seat Is Athens.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Infirmary Bonds.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s
M-S$200.000c
1929-1939
5s
M-S/$33,OOOc_Sept 1 ’09-’19 BONDED DEBT Mch ’07 $255,000
(
10,312,225
2,000c
Sept 1 1920 ! Total valuation 1906
County Bonds.
: (Assessment about 60% actual value)
M-S
5s
Sept ’07-’08 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06..$12.70
$20,000c
Population In 1890
.35,194
38,730
Population In 1900
INTEREST is payable at. the County Treasurer’s Office.
COUNTY. W.
Grothaus, Treasurer.
AUGLAIZE
County seat is Wapakoneta.
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
LOANS—
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s ’04
J-J
J-J
M-S
J-J
J-J
$10,000..July 1
6,000
Jan 1
7,000...Sep 1
8,000..Jail 1
/13, ()()().. July
113,000.. Jan
5s ’07
5s ’07
J-J
J-J
10,000..July
/15,000. .July
1
1
1
1
1
1 15,000..Jan
INTEREST on the bonds
office.
’07-’16
*08-’13
’07-’l 3
*08-’15
’07-'19
’08-’20
*08-’l 7
’08-’22
’09-’23
H.
Meyer, Auditor; J.
H.
Court-House Bonds.
$26,250
1907-1909
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06_$151,400
Ditch debt (Included)
46,400
Tax valuation 1905
13,295,725
(Assessment 40% to 60% actual val.)
5S
28,100
31,192
Population in 1890
Population in 1900
of 1907 Is payable at the County
Treasurer’s
See city of Cincinnati.
AVONDALE.
BARBERTON.
George Davis, Clerk.
This village Is In Summit County.
Incorporated 1892.
Sewer Bonds
LOANS—
When Due.
5s ’04
M-S
$4,575c_Mch 1
Street Bonds.
5s
’06
M-S
600c.Mch 1
5s ’05
M-S $2,400c..Mch 1 ’08-’15
5s
’06
M-S
/
4,
4,500c_Mch 1
11,400c_Sept 1 ’07-’14
5s ’04
M-S
\ 1,860c___Mch
M-S
5s ’05
7,388c..Mch 1 ’07-’15
5s ’06
1,900c
’06-’15
*08-’09
’08-’10
1 1911
84
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.'Water Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’05
M-S $12,000c
Mcll ’08-’15
5s *05
M-S $3,200c._Mch 1 ’08-’15
General bonds Oet 1500
$114,682
Funding Bonds.
Assessment
debt
5s '00
52,040
M-S i $7,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’1 0
BEREA SCHOOL
LOANS—
682c
Sept 1 1917
3,000c.Nov 1 ’07-T1
A-O
F. W.
BOWLING
Incorporated
4s
INTEREST Is payable in Barnesville.
Cluis.
Kompart, Mayor; R.
E.
.
Tills city is in Belmont
Crow, City
When Due.
Water Bonds.
5s
A-O $50,000c
4s
Oct
F-A
50,000c. ..Feb
4‘4s
M-N 20.000c...May
4 Bjs’07 M-S
25 ,000c
Meh
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
M-S $34,000c Mch 1
4s
1.1910
1923
Refunding Bonds.
’06
F-A $10.000c...Feb
4s
1
GEN. DEBT Mch 1907
Water debt
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907..
When Due.
6s
$13,000..Aug
1
6s
6s
_
1
BELLEVUE.
Tills city is in
LOANS—
Ciro.
Huron
1917-’19
10.000..Feb 1915-’16
16.00 0.. Sept 1 ’21-’37
($500 due each six months.)
F-A
4s
Oct
12,000c
Allg
1919
3.000c
June
1 SI 12
25,500c
M-S
1 o ,000c
Sept
1923
191 4
1SI1 1
J-J
lunc
,1 uuc
5,000c
Cemetery Bonds.
M-S
City-Hall
4s
J-J
$ 5.500c
Bonds.
$10 ooOc
Street Bonds.
4s
F-A $10,000c
Ji ne 1918
General bonds Sept 1906
$69,000
Assessment debt
20,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906..
89,000
Sinking fund
10,957
NET DEBT Sept 1906
78,043
Water debt (included)
53,500
Total valuation 1906
: 441,740
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906..$29.20
1908
M S
June
4s
4s
4s
Licbcr, Llcrk.
Sept
1917
June
1930
Population
Population
in 1900
4,101
in 1906 (est.)
INTEREST on water bonds due 1908
5.000
and 1911 is payable in
on water bonds of
Bellevue;
1912, 19IS) and 1914 In New
York;
on cemetery bonds
on Fremont; on all other
bonds in Cincinnati.
BELMONT COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is St.
Court House and Jail.
4 4s
4s
53.000
BEREA.
This
4s
1
Sept 1
—
John C.
In 1890
In 1900
57,413
60.875
Marting, Mayor; O. R. Stone, Clerk.
village is in Cuyahoga County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds
5s
J-J
$450c
5s
M-N
j200c
Street Bonds.
Nov
July 1
1907
$1,4S7c Nov 1 ’07-*l 3
M-N
May 1 ’07-’08
2,600c Nov 1907-’08
1200c
Nov
A-O f 4,500
1 ’07-’08
.500 Apr 1 ’08-’16
’08-’l 6
Ele tric-Light Bonds.
\ 5.000 Oct 1 ’07-’ 16 4s
M-N J$3,500cMav 1
5s '05
M-N
’07-’13
2.700 Nov 1 ’07-’l5
1 3,500c Nov 1 ’07-’13
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N
2,000c May 1 ’14-”17
4s
M-N I$12,000c May 1 ’08-’19 5s
A-O
1,000c Oct 1 ’09-’10
1 13.000c Nov 1 ’07-’19 4s ’06
M-N
4s
3,500c.Nov
1 ’09-'15
M-N
3,500c May 1914-*20 BON DEI)
DEBT July 27’06.$77,250
,4s
M-N
6,000c Nov 1 '14-’19
!Sinking
fund..
4s
M-N
500c Nov
2,314
1
1920 Assessed valuation
5s
1905
A-O f 2,000c Apr
792,260
1909-’12 ' (Assessment about
50% actual val.)
1 1,500c Oct’08-’ll-’12 Tax
rate (per $1 ,()0O) 1906
$30.20
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1890
5s
Jan
2,533
$500..Jan
1
1908 Population In 1900
2.510
Population In 1906 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Bank of
2,600
Berea
5s
5s
5s
■
4s
6s
Sept
Mch
1
Sept
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Sept
Sept
Meh
Sept
Mch
{
3,000
3,000
l
600
Mch
1924
M-S
Town
6s
1
’18-’23
Sept 1 ’18-’23
Mch
Gas Bonds.
$2,000c
1
County, Berea,
Ohio.
1924
Sept 1 1907
Hall Bonds.
M-S
j $2,500
Mch 1 ’08-’l2
T 3,000
Sept 1 ’07-’12
General bonds Mch 1 1907
$66,800
Street assessment debt
80,500
Sewer assessment debt
44,000
TOTAL DEBT Meb 1
1907..191,300
Sinking fund.
20,494
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907
170,706
Tax valuation In 1906
1,947,470
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$44.40
Population In 1890
3,467
Population in 1900
5,067
15-’21
’08-’ 15
’07-’15
’OS-’12
’07-’l 2
18 - ’ 2 3
’18-’23
1
M-S
6s
’
’
f
4s ’05
’16-’21
1
Mch
Meh
'08-117
’08-' 17
’22-’24
’21-’23
1
1
1
1924
..1907
INTEREST Is payable In
Bowling Green.
BOWLING GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
N. R. Harrington, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT
5s
Sept 1 1906$12,000
M-S J$5,000c Mch 1 ’08-’ 12
School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$9.00
1 6,000c Sept 1 ’07-’12 i
4s
W. W.
When Due.
$12,000c Mcll
Sewer.
5s
Water.
5s
5s
Boggs, Clerk.
Belmont County.
Bridge.
$17,500c
3
Street Improvement
4s
$75,000e
BON DED DEBT
1916-1927
Sept 1906 $141,000
Assessed valuation 1905
1,341,891
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$30.60
Population in 1900
3,963
1933
1907-1913
$31,000c
1906-1917
3,000 March
1910
BRYAN.
F. W.
Iladabaugh, Clerk.
This village Is In Williams
County.
LOANS—
Electric-Light
5s ’06
J-J
When Due. I BOND. DEBT
Bonds.
•
j$8,000c.Mch
1
Sept 1 ’06. .$140,595
Assessed valuation 1905
1,019,100
1 *08-’09 | Tax rate
(per
Meh l 1910:Population iu
2,000c
$1,000) 1905...$46 00
1900
INTEREST Is payable in Bryan.
BUCYRUS.
F. E.
3,131
Donnemuth, Clerk; W. H.
lams, Aud’r.
This city Is In Crawford
County.
General bonds Sept 1906
$72,400 j Sinking fund
Assessment debt
$16,628
36,300 | NET DEBT Sept 1906
98,025
Floating debt
5,953 Assessed valuation 1905
TOTAL DEBT Sept
3,208,700
1906...114,653 ; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..
.$30.40
Christian Pabst., Auditor.
’
-
.
CAMBRIDGE.
T. R.
Dcselm, Auditor.
This city is located in
Guernsey County.
LOANS—
When Due.
•
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ns
M-S
$9,000c Sept
1 1923
4s
J-J
17,000c July
1
1919
3 Ns
Oct 2 805.20c vearly to 1908
5s
Apr8, 530.84c April 1907-’l 0
4s
J-J
4,000c June
1
1926
5s
Apr 4 ,233.60c Apr 1 ’07-’12
4 Ns '05 A-O
5,000 April
1 1925
Street Bone s.
4 Ns
M-S
$9.000c Sept
1
1923
4 Ns
A-O
10,555c Oct 1905-1908
4s
8,000c
.1920
4s
J-D
15.000c June
1
1926
5s
Apr 1,890.72c Apr 1 ’07-’ 12
4s
F-A
8,000c Feb
1
1918
4 14s '04 J-J
7,000c July
1
1924
4ks '05J-D
1,000c June 1
1910
5s *05
A-O
10,375c Oct 1 ’06-’15
4s ’05
M-H
2,000c Nov
1
1925
.
4s
4s
Refunding Water Bonds.
Jail
J-D
$16,000c Jail 1908-1923
7,000c June 1
1912
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ns
A-O
$5,000c April
4s
F-A
15,000c Aug
4s
J-J
21,500c Jan
4 Ns ’04J-D
8,000c June
Water Bonds.
4 Ns
A-O
$6.000c April
4 Ns
J-J
J27,000c Jan 1
.
4 Ns
4s ’05
Park
4s
J-J
J-J
128,000c July 1
16.000c Nov
4,500c July
Bonds.
J-J
$20 ,()()0c Jan
1
1
1
1
1908
1916
1923
1914
1
1910
n
8-’34
07-’34
1
1923
1 1925
1911- 1930
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1905
$315,4 49
Tax valuation 1905.
2,899,103
(Assessment 1-3 to N actual
value.1
Total tax (per $1 .000)
1905...$34.80
Cemetery Bonds.
111
Population
1890
4s
J-J
4,361
'$7.000c Jan
1
1919
INTEREST on the refunding 6s Is Population in 1900.
8,241
payable In New York and other loans
in Cambridge.
4s and 5s
County Bonds.
Sept 1 ’07-10 Population
1
1908 Population
Mch
6s
CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL
M-S
$7,000.. Sept 1 1911
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06.
$108,000
Tax valuation hi 1906
28,000,000
(Assessment about 60% actual
val.)
1910
1914
Farree, Mayor; Alex.
...
Beatty, Auditor.
IF hen Due.
$25,000...Sept
Bridge Bonds.
5s
M-S
$8,000
44s
7,000
A. W.
Clairsvllle.
La
seat Is Hamilton.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. 1
Turnpike Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
Sept 1 $4,737.75c
J-J
1907-1908
4Hs
$5,000c Jan 1 ’08-’09
County Fund.
($2,000 due yearly.)
4 V.s
M-N
J-J
$5,000c..July 1 1909
$14.000c July 1 ’07-’13 4>£>s
M-N 20,000c j July 1 ’12-’14
J-J
10,000c July
1914
($5,000
due
each
16
’ 18
yr.) 5f
J-J
J
12,()(M)C July
1916 3.65s
J-J
$52,500c July 1 ’07-’21
M-S
20,000c Sept
1 1917
Court-House Bonds.
M-S
20,000c Sept
1 1918 4 Ns
J-J
$25,()00c July 10 1907
M-S
10,000c Sept
1 1909
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07
$374,238
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking
fund..
4 '2S
J-J
9,285
$35,000c Jan
1
1908 NET DEBT Feb 15
1907
4 Ns
364 ,953
J-J
30,000c Jan 11*10-11-13 Assessed
valuation,
4 Ns
J-J
real.*24,376,750
15,000c Jan
1
1915 Assessed val.,
personal.. 1 1,463,525
4 ,Ns
J-J
10,000c Jan
1
1917 Total valuation 1906
4 Ns
J-J
35,840,275
15,000c Jan
1
1919 (Assessment about
4 Ns
60% actual val )
J-J
10,000c Jan
1
1921
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000) ’06...$7.70
4 Ns
J-J
20,000c Jan
1
1924 Population In 1906
(est.)
4s
60,000
M-S
5,000c Sept
’07-’ 11 1 Population In 1900.
4s
J-J
56,870
36,000c Jan
08-’16
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at
*
Hamilton.
The Miami
University lands (22,585 acres), appraised at
are exempt from all
$1,126,970,
State taxes cxc-cpt those for school
purposes.
1 ’08-’17
’08-T7
County.
inic« Due
Water Bonds.
5s
Oct
$3,000c
600
3,300
3,300
M-S / 2,400
\ 2,700
M-S 1 2,500
1 3,000
r 3,000c
M-S
3,000c
i
600c
M-S
1,500
1
County
1
5.000. .Sept 1 ’31-’40 I
(Subject to call after Mch. 1 1917.) i
INTEREST Is payable at office of
City Treasurer.
H.
LOANS—
’31-’401
l
Mch
BUTLER COUNTY.
’08-’l 6
1 ’07-T5
1
5s
$7,500.on or before’10
General bonds Sept 1 1906.
$284,660
Street improvement debt..
50,176
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906
334,836
Tax valuation 1905
Fire Department Bonds.
3,016,010
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5s
July $4 ,000..July 1907-’14 Total tax
(per
$1,000)
1905
5s ’05
$38.00
Sept
5,000..Sept 1 ’15-’24 Population In 1890
4,245
Population In 1900__
INTEREST on the water-works bonds
6,649
Is payable at
the refunding bonds at the
Bellefontaine; on
First National Bank, New York.
BELLEFONTAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
L. B. Slough, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due
BONDED DEBT Mch 8 ’07
4s
M-S
$68,500
$7.500c
1907-1914 | Assessed valuation 1906
4s
3,049.090
July
1,000c
July 1 1907 | School tax (per $1,000)
1906__$10.80
f 25,000..Mcll l ’ 16-’40
4s ’07
F-A ( 25,000. .Sept 1
’16-’40|
5,0(10..Meh
Sept
Mclr 1
M-S J
6s
1916
Refunding Bonds.
J-J J $36,000. .Jan
1 36.000.. July
Paving Bonds.
4s ’07 Sept
$ lO.OOOc.Scpt
4s ’07 Mch
7,50Uc_Meh
Water Works.
6s
$13.000 ..Feb
’07-’l9
M-S f 5,500..March ’08-’18
1 6,000. .Sept
’07-’l 8
Oas and Electric Bonds.
4 hs
M-S $12,000. .June 1
190S
(Due “on or before” above
date.)
4 4s ’05M-S
$50,000..Sept 1 1935
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1915.)
4 .4 s
$ i 0,5o().on or before 1914
Refunding Gen. Improvem’t Bonds
44>S ’04M-S $46,160
1906-1915
Real Estate Purchase Bonds.
5s '
M-S
$8,o00f‘ On or before”
1 Sept 1907-1909
1
3,000
LOANS—
BELLEFONTAINE. R.C. Smith,
Auditor; E.R.Gelby, Treas.
This city Is in Logan
County.
LOANS—
Light and Paving.
Sept
This village Is iu
$65 725
195,000
1 1914
30,091
1 1917
290,816
Tax valuation 1907.
’08-’24 (Assessment less than 1-3 .4,229,915
4s
actual val.)
A-O
15,000c Oet
1
1912 Total tax (per
$1.000) 1905...$29.80
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population
in
1890
4s
A-O $50.000c._.Oct 1 1920
9,934
Population in 1900.
9,912
INTEREST i.s payable at Bellaire.
BELLAIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. A. Lichtenberger,
Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
4s
Sept 1 ’06 $35,500
M-S15
5 f $5.000c Mch
15’08-12 Assessed valuation 1905
I
4,125,500
3,000c Sep 15’07-12 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905...$9.50
f 5.000c Mch 15’08-’l2
in
Population
1906
4s '04
(est.)
M-S \ 6,000c vSep 15’07-’l2
12,500
| 6,000c Mch 15’13-’l5
INTEREST
Is
payable
at
First
l 5,000c Sep 15’13-’15 National
Bank, Bellaire.
I
J
5 ,000
5 ,000
3,000
BRIDGEPORT.
County.
Loans—
....
M-S
l
■>
6s
5s
f
1
f
4s
-.
BELLAIRE.
Auditor.
M-S
.
BARNESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. B.
Piper. Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Feb 16’07_$35,000
School tax rate (per $ 1,000)
’06.$3.30
Assessed valuation 1906..$1,629,068
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) i| Population in 1907 (est.)
4,500
Jas.
city Is the county seat of Wood County.
Incorporated Nov. 9 1855.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds {Con.) —
Refunding Bonds.
6s
M-S
j
$500 Mch
5s
1
1908
M-S f $5 .000 Mch 1 ’08-’ 17
1 1,000 Sept 1 "(l?-’08
\ 5,000 Sept 1 ’08-’ 17
1816.
Water Bonds.
5s ’04
A-O $74,000..Apr 1 ’08 ’14
5s
M-S
$191
Sept 1 1907. BONDED DEBT
Jan 1 ’07. $117,597
().>
F-A
4.500 ..Feb 27 ’08-’13
Floating debt
6s
M-S
3,000
300
Mch22 ’08-’08 TOTAL DEBT
Jan 1 1907.
6s
M-S
120,597
700.Sept
13 ’07-’ 1 3 Sinking fund
6s
3,819
M-S
280.Sept 17 ’07-’ 1 3 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
6s
F-A
116,778
4.900.Feb 12 ’08-’ 14 Assessed valuation
1906
6s
1,494,395
J-J
5,000. Jan
11 ’08-’ 1 2 (Assessment
about N actual value.)
4 ■ S
J-J
8.700..Julv 1 ’07-’ 18 'Fax rate
(per
$1.000)
1906
5s
M-N
$33.00
1,200. May 11 ’08-’13 Population In
1907 (est.)
5s ’04
5,000
J-D
7,670 67 .Dee’06-14
Population In 1900.
5s ’05
F-A
3,721
3.515 ..Feb 1 ’07-’l5
4 Ns
3,041.45c.Sept 17 1916
INTEREST is payable at the
Village Treasurer’s office.
.
GREEN.
Williamson, Auditor.
This
Hillis, Clerk.
This village is In Belmont
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
DISTRICT.
'
,
BARNESVILLE.
LXXX1V.
A. A. Loomis, Clerk.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07. ..$7,000
School-Improvement Bonds.
School tax (per $1 ,000) 1906
$8.50
4sg ’06 M-N J$3,500c.May 1 ’07-’13
Population iu 1907 (est.)
3.000
1 3,500c. Nov 1 ’07-’l 3
INTEREST Is payable at the Bank of Berea
County, Berea, Ohio.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are
tax-exempt.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906._
160,728
Sinking fund
811
NET DEBT Oct 1906
165,917
Assessed valuation 1905
2,684,200
INTEREST Is payable at
Village Treasurer’s Office.
BARBERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
TJ. G. High, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. 4s '06
M-S $35,000c.Sept 1
4 Ns 06 M-S
07-’ll
'$2,000c.Sept 1 *07-’12 BONDED DEBT
Apr 1906..$70,000
:
12.000c.Sept 1 ’13-’24 ;
5s ’00
[VOL.
CANTON.
$36,250.
DISTRICT.
1907-1935 I
John C.
Barnes, Clerk.
...
Armsti ‘ong
Ash-brook, City Auditor..
This city is the county seat, of Stark
County.
LOANS—'
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Current Expense Bonds.
5s
M-N $12,000
3 Ns
M-S $12,500
Mch
1 1909 5 s
A-O
6,000
3 Ns
M-S
12,500 Sept
1
1914 5 s
A-O
106,000
3 Ns
J-D
25,000
Dec
21 1915
13,933 Meh
1
1908
20.000
Dec 1908 ’10
30,000
Feb 1915&’ 18
5s
J-J
5,000 July
1
1907
*5s
F-A
12,000 Aug
1
1908
5s
F-A
13,000 Aug
1
1909
Market House Bonds.
5s
J-D $26,000
June 1
1909
5s
J-J
75,000
Julv 1 ’15-’ 17
4s
J-J
53,000 .July
1
1925
4s
M-S
25.000c Nov
1
1920
4 Ns
M-S
2,800c Sept
1
1918
Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J
$10,000 June 15 ’ 07-08
5s
F-A
6,000 Aug
1 1908
5s
J-J
7,000 July
1 1911
5s
M-N20 13,000 May 20 1914
Fire Department Bonds.
3 Ns
F-A $25,000
Aug
1 1909
4s ’06
J-D
30,000.
June 1 1926
4s
4
4
Ns
Ns
M-S
J-D
F-A
4 Ns
4 N S
4s
4s
4s
F-A
M-S
M-S
F-A
13,000
12,000
10,000
22,000
Mav
20
1913
Aug 20 1914
1 1928
April
Aug
20 1923
1 1923
Sept
Sept
1> 1928
Feb
1
1924
35,000
1919-1921
(See V. 78, p. 1510, for
maturities.)
4 Ns ’04J-J
16,000 July
15 1914
4s ’03
F-A
22,000c Feb
1 1930
4 s ’06
11,900
1911
Is *06
4s ’07
,T-D
29,000
June 1191 6
1 ’08- 17
M-S
59,332,45 Mcll
Sanitary Riant Bonds.
3 Ns
A-Q21 $20,000....Oct 21
Sewer District No. 1 Bonds.
J-J
4Ns
f $8,000
1916
July 15 1907
145,000 July 15 ’08-’12
Sewer District No. 2 Bonds.
($18,000 Aug 15 ’07-’09
5s
F-A( 35,000 Aug 15 ’19-’ 14
l
1.000
Aug 15 1915
Police and Fire-Alarm
Bonds.
4s ’06
J-D $20,000
June 1 1926
Ape., 1907.]
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
4s
4s
When Due.
Refunding Street Bonds.
1906 $11,900
Apr 22
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-S $38,000
1
Sept
M-S
15,000 Sept
1
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’05
J-D
$2,560 Dec 4 ’07-’10
1911
1907
1908
F-A
15,000 Feb
1 1909
F-A
15,000 Feb
1 1912
J-D
6,000 Dec
21 1915
4S
F-A
10,000 Aug 20 1918
Water Works Bonds.
4s
J-J
$10,000 July 14 1910
J-D 100,000
44s
June 16 1914
4s ’04
F-A
Aug ; 15 ’21-’22
34S
4 4s
34s
'06M-S
=
20,660
32,425
Mcli 4 ’08-'ll
4s
1906
April
2 1911
(Subject to call after April 2 1907.)
Park Bonds.
4s ’06
J-D
$4,000
4s ’06
J-J
10,000
CELINA.
J. M.
Winter, Clerk.
'
This village Is In Mercer County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s
$48,000
Apr 3 1929
4s
May $25,000
May ’09-13
Light Plant Bonds.
4s
' J-D
25,000..June 20 ’23-32,4s
J-D
$5,000... June 12 1915
5s
Aug
16,900..Aug 24 *07-18 4s
J-D
20,000
June ’16-25
5s
14 ,450
Aug
Aug ’07-23 i5s
Sept 12,000
Sept ’15-26
5s
Feb
17,710
Feb ’08-14
Refunding Bonds.
5s
Aug
16,800
Aug *07-18 4 4s’05 J-J I $20,000c
Jan
1925
5s ’04
July 17,600c
July ’07-14
( 22,000c
Jail
1935
4
4s‘05 M-N
36,000c_May 1 ‘07-15
Funding Bonds.
18,000c. .Sept 1 ’07-15 44s’04 M-S I $21,000.. Mav 1 ’13-54
6,000..Apr 1 ’08-’13
1 21.000.. .Nov 1 '12-53
22,000..Apr 1’08-’17 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.. $383,961
(See V. 84, p. 645, for maturity.) Total valuation 1905
1,164,930
Highway Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$51.50
4s
J-J
$25,000..July 20’16-20 Population In 1890
2,702
Population In 1900..
.2,815
INTEREST payable at Village Treasury'.
CELINA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. W. Shock. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.\ BONDED DEBT Mch ’07.
$56,000
4s
M-S $16,000c
1917 I Assessed valuation 1906
1,220,640
4s ’06
M-S j34.000.Sept 14 ’17-’33 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$21.00
l 1.000...Sept 14 19341
INTEREST Is payable at the District Treasurer’s office.
4 4s’05 M-S
4 4s’(>7 A-O
4 4s’07 A-O
CHILLICOTHE.
This
.
WallaceYaple,Mayor; It.D.Alexander,And.
city Is In Ross County4
LOANS—
When Due.!
Funding Bonds.
4Hs
J-J25$34,500c--Jan 25 1914
Improvement Bonds.
3s ’06
J-J
$7,000;. ...July 1 ’08-21
4s
Refunding Bonds (Gold).
4 las g
J-D $100,000
Dec 1 1915
4s
(Subject to call on Dec 1 as follows;
Six bonds yearly from 1902 to ’08;
4s
Mch $27,000
Mch 8 1916
seven yearly 1909 to 1914.)
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
GEN’L BONDS Nov 1906__$ 195,600
5s
Oct $11,000...Oct 10 1913 Assessment debt
199,100
4 4s’05 June
18.000..June 20 1915 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906... 394.700
4s ’05
F-A
10,700c.. Aug 15 1915 Sinking fund
31,649
Sewer Bonds.
NET DEBT Nov 1906
363,051
5s
$6,500
Oct 4 1913 Total valuation
1905
5,158,075
(Subject to call after July 1 1900.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
5s
Oct
$8,500...Oct 10 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$30.10
4 4s’05 Aug
$400..Aug 15 ’07-08 Population In 1890.
11,288
1
700..Aug 15 *09-15 Population In 1900...
..12 976
INTEREST Is payable by the Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co.,
New York,
and at olllee of City Treasurer.
CHILLICOTHE SCHOOL DISTRICT. James I. Boulger, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. 5s
J-J
$28.000c
July 2 1920
6s
J-J
$5,500c.July 22 1917 3s ’06
J-J
7.000r
July 1 ’08-21
44s’04 M-S f 8.000c.Mch 1’08-’15 BONDED DEBT Sept 8 ’06.$57,500
I 9.000c.Sept 1 ’07-’15 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$9.07
INTEREST Is payable at City Treasurer’s office.
Street
4s
Improvement Bonds.
$13,000
Aug 5 1913
(Subject to call part yearly.)
July $33,400
July 1914
(Subject to call after 1900.)
$27,200
Apr 1915
(Subject to call part yearly.)
......
-
CINCINNATI.
Edward J. Dr-mpsey, Mayor; C. T.
Grove,
Secretary Sinking Fund Trustees.
Cincinnati Is situated In Hamilton County. Founded In 1789;
incorporated
Jan. 1 1802 and as a city Feb. 5 1819.
In 1895 the villages of Avondale, Clifton,
LInwood, Riverside and Westwood wero annexed to Cincinnati and their indebtedness was
assumed by
that city.
In 1903 the villages of Hyde Park, Evanston, Bond III11 anil
Police
When Due.
Department Bldg. Bonds.
3 4 ’05 M-N
4s ’04
A-O
Bridge Repair.
’01 A-O
$50,000..Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1911.)
Cincinnati Southern Ry.
3 4
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
Condemnation Bonds.
4s ’04
A-O
$50,000c_Apr 1 1924
$835,000._Nov 1 1908'4s’04 M-S
30,000..Sept 1 1934
895,000._Aug 1 1909 3 .4 ’05 A-O
sf75,000 ..Apr 1 1935
South. Ry. Refunding.
Con. Sinking Fund, Refunding.
7s ’78
M-N
6s 79
F-A
Cincinnati
3 4 ’06 M-N $4,595,000c.May
1
1956
(Subject to call after May 1 1936.)
Cincinnati South. Rv. Term.
3
? sf878,000..July 1 1931
4 ’02 J-J sf$500,000..July 1 1965
(Subject to call July 1 1942.)
3.65g’97 F-A$3,600.000._Feb 1 1937
Hospital Fund Bonds.
05 M-S
$250,000c.Mch 1 1935
3 4
Hospital Bonds.
4 ’00 F-A
sf$25,000_ Aug 1 1915
sf45,000. Oct 1 1927
100,000. .Jan 1 1928
3
300,000.. Nov 5 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1944.)
3 4s’06 J-Dsfl
75,000.. Dec 1 1935
3 4 ’05 J-J
$500,000c.July 1 1965 3 4s’06 J-D
25,000.. Dec 1 1935
(Subject to call after July 1 1945.)
3.65 s’07 F-A
204,000.. Feb 15 1937
3 4S’06 J-J
$500,000c..July 1 1965
Liberty Street Viaduct.
(Subject to call after July 1 1946.) 4s’99 J-D
$68,000..June 1 1939
Refunding Cincinnati South. Ry.
(Subject to call after June 1 1919.)
34 ’02 J-J $7.810,000..July 1 1952
House of Refuge Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1932.)
4s ’96 J-J /
34,000.,July 1 1926
City Hall Bonds
\
sf6,000..July 1 1926
4s ’93
A-O
sf$25,000. .Apr 20 1913'3 4 ’05 A-O
30.000.. Apr 1 1925
(Subject to call after Apr 20 1903.)
Park Improvement Bonds.
City Hall Repair.
4s’94
J-D
sf$25,000..June 1 1914
4s ’03 J-D
sf$40,000..June 1 1913
(Subject to call after June 1 1904.)
Fire Department Imp.
34 ’02 J-J
sf50.000_.July 1 1927
4s’04
AI-S
$325,000..Sept 1 1934 34s’06 A-O
sf 20,000..Oct 1 1956
Fire Department Building Bonds
Infirmary
Improvement.
3 4 ’05 M-N
$75,000c.Nov 1 1935 4s ’04 J-J
$40,000c.Jan 1 1923
3 4 ’03 J-J
3
$500,000.-July 1 1965 3 4 ’02 A-O
(Subject to call July 1 19 43.)
3 4 ’03 J-J
4 ’04 J-J
$500,000..July 1 1965 3.65s
M-N
_
_
$50,000c_Apr 1 1914
Library Bonds.
4s ’04
4s ’04
4s'05
University, Letter H2.
4s ’94 J-J
$100,000c_July 1
Street Improvement.
4.r’04 A-O
$300,000 ..Apr 1
3 4 ’05 M-S
250.000c.Sept 1
3.65s’06J-Dsf250,000c_ June 18
.
J-J
A-O
J-J
$12,000c.Jan 1 1924
30,000..Oct 1 1934
sf31,000..Jan 11935
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4s ’94 J-J
sf$50 ,000. .Jan 11934
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1914.)
Park Extension Bonds.
4s’93
J-D
sf$35,000..June 1 1923
4s ’04
J-J
500,000c.July 1 1954
4s ’04
M-S
sf25,000c.Scpt 1 1925
34 '05 J-D
350,000c.June 1 1945
Street Repair.
3 4 ’02 J-J
$200,000..July 1 1927
34 ’02 A-O
sf50,000..0ct 11927
3 4 ’03 M-N
sf60,000._Nov 1 1923
4s’04
J-J
sf25,000__Jan 11924
McLean Ave. Sewer, Letter U2.
5s
M-N
*$35,000. .May 1 1909
Madisonville Ave. Bonds.
4s ’95 J-D (
$16,000..June 1 1915
\ sfl9.000-.June 1 1915
(Subject to call a^er June 1 1905.)
Market House Bonds.
34’01 J-D
$50,000..June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
3 4 ’02 A-O
sf$6,000..Oct 11927
4s’94 ,T-D
sfCO.OOO..June 1 1914
(Subject to call after June 1 1904.)
34 '97 J-D
sf $60,000. .Dec 11917
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1907.)
Orphan Asvlum.
6s ’58 M-S
$100,000.Mch 17 1908
Sewer Construction.
34 ’03 M-N
sf$5,000__Nov 1 1923
Trunk Sewer.
4s ’89 J-D
$50,000..June 1 1929
(Subject to call after June 1 1909.)
4s '92
J-D
$300,000c&rJune 1 ’32
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
3.65s’06F-A 500,000c..Aug
1918
1924
1925
1907
13 1916
Street Extension.
3 4 ’01 A-O
$35,000..Oct
3.65s’07
sf
7,000
Street Resurfacing.
4s '04
F-A sf$200,000c.Aug
34 ’04 M-N
sf 15,000c_Nov
3 4 ’05 F-A
sf500,000c.Feb
11911
1932
1 1924
1 1923
11925
Turnpike Bonds.
4s’03 A-O
sf 18,500..Apr 11933
Waterworks.
34 ’98 F-A/ $540,900..Aug 1 1938
\
sf9,100. Aug 1 1938
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1918.)
3.65’97 F-A
sfoO.000..Feb 11937
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1917.)
3 4 ’97 F-A
sf250.000_.Aug 1 1937
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
3s '99
F-A $1,000.000..Aug 1 1939
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1919.)
3s’01
F-A $1.000,000..Feb 11941
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1921.)
3 4 ’02 F-A
sf$75 000,-Feb 11942
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1922.)
3 4 ’03 F-A $1,000,000..Feb 1 1943
(Subject to>-call after Feb 1 1923.)
3 4 03 F-A
$500,000..Aug 11943
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1923.)
3.65 ’04J-J $1,075,000..July 1 1944
(Subject to call after July 1 1924.)
3 4 ’05 F-A $1,000,000c.Feb 1 1945
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1925.)
34 ’06 F-A
$500,000c_Feb 11946
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1926.)
3.65s’06J-J
sf$250,000c July 1 1946
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.)
3.65s’06F-A $245,000c
Aug 1 1946
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1926.)
4s '06
M-S $1 .OOO.OOOcSept 1 1946
Garbage Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1926.)
34 ’02 M-N sf$37,000..Nov 1 1922 4s ’06
M-S
sf 5,000 .Sept 1 1946
Special Condemnation.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1926.)
34 ’01 A-O
$50,000..Apr 11921 4s ’06 M-S sf 122,000.Sept 15 1916
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1911.)
4s '07
F-Al,000,000c. ..Feb 1 1947
3 4 ’99 A-O
sf$4,526. .Apr 11919
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1927.)
(.Subject to call after Apr 1 1909.)
3.65s’07F-A
40,000...Feb 15 1937
34 ’99 A-O
sf$3 873 .Apr 11919 3.65s’07
sf 60,000..
1937
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1909.)
Viaduct Bonds.
3 4 ’00 J-J
sf$6,744..July 2 1915 4s ’92 J-I)
$350,OOOc.June 1 1922
(Subject to call after July 2 1910.)
4s'03
M-S
sf 10,000..Mch 1 1923
3 4 ’00 F-A
sf$2,138..Aug 1 1920 4s ’04 F-A
300,000..Aug 1 1934
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1910.)
4s’04
A-O
7,500..Apr 11924
34 ’99 A-O
sf$l ,600. .Apr 1 1919 3 4 ’06 F A
425,000c.Feb 11936
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1909.)
3.65’06 M-N
140,000c. Nov 5 1926
3 4 ’97 M-N
sf$5,250. .Nov 1 1917
Workhouse Improvement.
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1907.)
4s’93
J-I)
$100,000..June
1 1923
3 4 ’03 J-J
$25,000..Jan 11923 4s’94 J-D
sfO,000..June 1 1924
Special Street Fond.
Workhouse Bonds.
3 4 ’99 F-A
sf$3,500..Aug 1 1914 3 4 ’05 A-O sf$20,000._ Apr 11925
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.)
Emergency Fund Bonds.
3 4 ’99 F-A
sf$25,000. _Aug 1 1914 4s '07
sf$ 10,000
1909
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.)
Special Assessment Bonds.
Sewer Construction.
4. 4 4.4 % ,/ sf$824,392
4s ’04
A-O
5 & 6
$250.000..Apr 11924
/
406,144...
3 4 ’05 M-N
Stable Bonds.
350,000c.May 1 1935
Sewer and Ditch Bonds.
3.65s’06J-J
$25,000
July 9 1926
3.65s’06F-A$250,000c. -Aug 13 193 6 I 4S ’06
sf 14,000
1926
_
_
..
AVONDALE.
LOANS—
When Due.,
5s
Sewer Loan.
Var /
5s
Sidewalk Bonds.
J-J J
$2,500")
/
\
5s
5s
A-O
M-N
Improvement.
Var
$230,000
1921- 1925
1905-19181
Street, Fire & Police Improve met.
| 5s,
Var) $74.5001
1914- 1923
sf9,000 j
15 s
1
19121
.
A-O
sf.lOOj
Turnpike and Improvement.
M-N
$25,000. .May 1 1914
Water
sfl0,000..May 1 1914) 5s
BOND
When Due.
__
\
.July 1 1913 j
sf 12,500/
sfl5,000__Oct
LOANS—
5s’00
Street
j 4s
$52,5001
Loan.
J-J
$75,000..Jan
1
1907
HILL.
Water Pipe Bonds.
5s ’95
M-S
$17,000..Sept 1 1920
Culvert & Drain. Bonds.
5s’00 A-O
$7,000 ..Apr 1 1920
Street Repair Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’03
M-S
$40,000.Mch 30
Debt Extension Bonds.
5s ’02
M-N
$2.500..Nov 1
5s ’02 ,M-S
4,679. Mch 15
5s '03
M-S
3,504.Mch 20
.
$18,000..Apr 1 1920 |
as a town
Wlnton Place were annexed.
LOANS—
When Due.
Con. Sinking Fund.
Additional Pavement.
5s ’80
M-N $1,154,000..May 1 1930
4s ’93
J-J
sf$300,000._Jan 11913
(Subject to call after May 1 1910.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1903.)
4s ’81
J-J
$827,000..July 1 1931
4s’94
J-J
sf$ 100,000..Jan 11914
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904.)
4s ’91
J-J
$77.000..July 1 1941
Avenue Pavement.
(Subject to call after July 1 <1921.)
34 ’97 J-D sf$175,000. .Dec 11917 4s’96 J-D
sf$44,425._Dec 14 1921
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1907.)
(Subject to call after Dec 14 1916.)
3 4 01 J-D
$150,000..Dec 1 1920 4s ’97 M-S
sf$43,175..Sept 1 1922
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1910.)
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1917.)
3
02 J-D
sf$75,000..June 1 1922 5s 80 M-N/ $178,000..May 1 1930
(.Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
\
sf5.000._May 1 1930
Bath House.
(Subject to call after May 1 1910.)
3 4 ’03 J-J
sf$22,O00..July 1 1928 4s ’81 J-D sf$l29,000..June 8 1931
Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call after June 8 1911.)
4s ’06
A-Osf$36,000
Oct 1 1936,4s 81
J-J
$140,000. _Julv 1 1931
$75,000c.Nov 1. 1935
Hospital Emergency.
June 1 1926
July 2 1916
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907._$1,423.693
Special imp. debt (lncl.)
354,059
Sinking fund Feb 1907
145,962
Assessed valuation 1906 .18,337,640
(Assessment about 25% actual val.)
Jso.ooo
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$32.00
150,000 Aug : L5 ’26-’27 Population In 1890.
26,189
Population In 1900
30,667
INTEREST Is paid by Kountze Brothers, New York.
CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
William C. Lane. Clerk Board of Educa’n.
LOANS—
When Due. 5s
M-S $20,000c 1910-11-13-14
5s
M-S $14,500c
1908-1909 4s ’04
M-N 15,000c May
1
1924
5s
J-J
23,000c
1910-1911 4s ’05
M-N 15,000c May
1
1925
5s
M-N 23,000c
1914-1915 4s ’06
M-S
30.000c Mch
1
1926
5s
M-S
20,000c
1912-1913 4s ’07
F-A
20.000c._Feb 16 1927
5s
J-D
40,000c 1918-19-20-21 BONDED DEBT Feb’07.
$326,000
5s
F-A
23,000c
1916-1917 Assessed valuation 1906..16,185,370
4s
M-S
75,000c
(Assessment about H actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10.00
INTEREST Is payable In New York City on bonds due from 1908 to
1915
at Chemical Nat. Bank; on bonds due 1912 to 1921
at the Hanover Nat’.
Bank, and on all other bonds at Kountze Bros., New York
City.
__
LOANS—
85
1923
1912
1912
1913
CLIFTON.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Sewer Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
I44’87J-J
$50,000. .July
4 4 ’88 J-J J
sf500 \ .July 1 1918;
Water Bonds.
General
44 ’90 M-N
50,000..May 1 1920 | 44 ’92 A-O
1 1917
$ 12,000..Apr 15 1922
EVANSTON
When Due.
Condemnation Bonds.
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
5s’00
A-O
$10,000..Apr 2 1920
5s’00 A-O
Cement Walk Bonds.
$15,000..Apr 2 1920
Fire Protection Bonds.
6s '96 J-J
$2,649 ...1916-1924
6s ’99
Jan
$1,000 ..Jan 16 1909 6s’96 M-S
3,326..Sept 18 1916
Town Hall Bonds.
4s’01
J-J
sf3,000.July 24 1911
5s ’00 A-O
$18.000..Apr 2 1920
Montgomery Boulevard Bonds.
Debt Extension Bonds.
5s’02
Dec
sf$ 1.500. .Dec 11912
6s’97-8Fcb
$10,324 ...1907-1908
Trunk Sewer Bonds,
i 5s ’00 A O
$7,000..Apr 2 1920
HYDE
LOANS—
j
Town Hall
4s ’99 M-N
4 4 ’00 M-Nf
When Due.
Bonds.
PARK.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 4 ’00 M-N/
$1,000..May 8 ’10-19
I
98,000. ..May 8 1920
$14,600 Nov 28 ’06-29
1,300.May 8 ’07-19 {
Sidewalk Bonds.
10,100..May 8 1920 4s’02 Mch ‘ $10,000. .Mch 10 1922
Water Pipe Extension Bonds.
4 4 '02 Aug
5,000. .Aug 18 1922
4 4 ’00 M-N?
$1,300. May 8 '07-19 4 4 ’02 M-N
>_.Nov 6 1922
4,000.
l
Water Bonds.
23,100..May 8 1920
Trunk and Lateral Sewer Bonds.
4s’03 M-S
). Mch 15 1923
$4,500.
4 4 ’00 M-N
Debt Extension Bon<
ids.
$25,000..May 8 1920
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’03 A-O
$2,500...Apr 1 1923
4 4 ’01 M-S
Street Repair Bonds.
$2,500..Sept 2 1921
Town Hall Furnishing.
4 4 ’00 M-N
f$ 1,300. May 8 ’07-19
4s’02 May
*
$2,000_May 28 1922 r
?13,100- ..May 8 1920
LINWOOD.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water- works & Elec.-Lt. Bonds.
Engine House Bonds.
5s
A-O
f$29,000! Aug 1 1923
6s ’94 M-N
sf$3,500__May 1 1909
l
sf500/
5s
A-O
40,000..Feb 1 1923
l
RIVERSIDE.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street and Sewer Improvement,
Highway Impro vement.
5s
F-A
sf$ 10,000 Aug 15 ’14-18
5s '95
J-J
sf$15 ,000.Jail 1 ’25-29 5s ’92 J-D
f 19,0001 Dec 1 1912
Water Works.
5s ’95
M-N
sf$35 ,000.Nov 15
When Due.
Water
Bonds.
5s '95 J-J
sf$20
Sidewalk Bonds
5s ’95
M-S
sf$20
Turnpike Bonds
J-D
5s ’94
5s '94
A-O
A-O
I sfl,000/
6,000.Oct 15 *20-22
sf4,000.Oct 15 ’23-24
WESTWOOD.
LOANS—
5s '95
1930
Town Hall Bonds.
6s ’88 J-J- /
$7,400")
July 1 1908
1
sf 100 /
(Subject to call part yearly.)
.000..Sept 2 1925 6s ’89 F-A f
$1,7001 Feb 1 1909'
,000..July 1 1915
sf$20 ’,000..Dec 9
1925
1
sf800/
(Subject to call part yearly.)
86
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
WINTON PLACE.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Water Supply Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’95 M-N
$25,000.May 14 1925
5s’98 M-S
$2,800 .Mch 15 1918; (Subject to call after May 14 1915.)
(Subject to call after Mch 15 1913.) ;
Sewer Construction Bonds.
Town Hall Refunding.
4s’03 J-J
$45,000__July 1 1933
5s’95 A-O
$12,000..Oct 2 1925
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct 2 1915.) j 4s ’03 J-J
$3,000..July 1 1933
LOANS—
[VOL LXXX1V.
When Due.
Paving and Intersection Bonds.
M-S$200,000c._.Mch 1 1914
F-A 250,000c...Aug 1 1916
Street
Opening Bonds.
A-0$116,000c...Oct
4s
4s ’05
4s ’06
4s ’05
4s ’05
4s ’07
1 1927
M-S 200,000c..-Mch 1 1915
A-O
70,000...Apr 1 1929
F-A 250,000c...Feb
1 1924
City Hall Bonds.
4s
Hospital Bonds.
A-0$700.000c_ .Oct 1
House of Correction Bonds.
M-S$100,000c_.-Mch 1 1918
4s ’06
Giddings Brook Bonds.
A-O
$10,000c..Apr 1
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at the
A-O $50,000c...Oct 1 1918
American Exchange National 4s
Garbage Plant Bonds.
Bank of New York and the Third National Bank of Cincinnati, which are
4s
Cemetery Bonds.
A-O$100,000c...Oct
1
the authorized accents of the trustees of the sinking fund.
4s
M-S 155,000c. ..Sept 1
A-O$100,000c...Apr 1 1927 4s
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. &c.—
! 4s
M-S
25,000c...Sept 1 1922
City Farm School Bonds.
Jan. 1 ’07. Jan. 1 '06.
Jan. 1905.
Jan. 1904
4s ’06
A-O
A-O $35,000c. _.Oct 1
25,000c._.Apr 1 1920 4s
General bonded debt...$42,427,642 $38,724,142 $35,483,142 $32,884,142
4s ’06
A-O
25,000c
A-O
Apr 1 1920 4s ’04
15,000c
Apr 1
Sinking fund
6,212,658
6,237,064
5,574,211
5,771 254 j
4s ’05
Intercepting-Sewer Bonds.
M-S
20,000c...Mch 1
4s
1914 4s *06
A-0$200,000
A-O
25,000c
Apr
Apr 1
Net debt
$36,214,984 $32,487,078 $29,908,931 $27,112,889
4s
A-O 470,000c_..Apr
1915
Infirmary Bonds.
Water debt (included).. $8,919,400
$6,817,500
$5,828,600
$4,856,700 4s
A-O 100,000c...Apr
1920 4s ’06
A-O $160,000c..Apr 1
There were outstanding on Jan. 1 1907 street bonds for $1,230,725.49
4s
A-O 500,000c...Apr
1921
Street Improvement Notes.
payable by special assessment and not included. In the above statement of 4s
A-O 200,000c...Oct
1921 5s
M-N $206,442
total debt.
Of this sum bonds to the amount of $892,326 86, together
with $92,500 bonds of the Board of Education and $4,752,058 39
city
bonds, were held by the sinking fund, these, and the cash on hand amount¬
ing to $475,772 61—a total of $6,212,657 86—being applicable to the payment of the general bonds.
Bonds marked thus—sf—are held in the sink-
J-D 500,000c
June
A-O 350,000c...Oct
A-O 184,000c
Oct
A-O 290,000,...Apr
Sewer-Intersection Bonds.
4s ’07
F-A $40,000c
Feb
...
.
206,481,790
177,773,240
167,535.356
23.953.981
Springfield is the
LOANS—
C. W.
Total
1906.__
Batavia Is the county seat
M-N
This
W. G.
village is In Cuyahoga County.
Phare, Clerk.
Incorporated
Mav 3 1903.
GEN’L DEBT Dec 15 ’06..
$50,088
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4 4s’05 A-O $25,000c.-Oct 1 ’19-’23
Water debt
50,000
567,451
667,539
f $5,306c
Oct 1 1907 Sinking fund
31,242
4 4s’05 A-O f 15,000c. .Oct 1 ’08-’10 Assessed valuation 1905
2,311,745
| 6,000c...Oct 1 1911 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
125,000c. Oct 1 ’12-’16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$19.90
4 4s’05 A-O J.
1907
139c...Oct 1
Boulevard
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Dec 15 ’06.
Bonds.
_
Charles L. Ireton, Auditor.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 1906
CLYDE.
Tom L.
Johnson, Mayor; Thomas Coughlin,
Auditor; P. J. Wagner, Deputy Auditor.
Cleveland
in
J-D
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS.
36,522,155
is
Cuyahoga County and was Incorporated Mch. 5 1836.
Annexation of Glenvilie and South Brooklyn authorized at election Nov. 8
1904. and are now part of the city.
Annexation of Newburg authorized at
election Nov. 7 1905.
LOANS—
When Due.
Fire Department.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-N$ 205,000c_. .May 1 1925
5s
June 1907 4s ’05
J-D$125,000c.
M-S
30,000c.. Mch 1 1919
4s
A-O
90,000c. .Oct 1 1907i4s *05
F-A 170,000c. -Aug 1 1914
4s
A-O
90,000c. ..Apr 1 1926;
Grade Crossing Bond:%.
4s
A-O 249,000c. .Oct 1 1926'4s
J-D $50,000c.. .June 1 1918
4s
A-O
65,000c. .Oct 1 1909;4s
F-A 200,000c.. .Feb 1 1919
4s
M-N
60,000c. .May 1 1911 4s *05
M-S 500,000c.. .Mch 1 1923
4s
A-O 100,000c. ..Oct 1 1911 4s '06
A-O 500,000... .Apr 1 1930
4s
A-O 100,000c. ..Oct 1 1912'
Market House Bonds.
4s
A-O
30,000c. ..Oct 1 1915!4s
A-0$ 110,000c.. .Oct 1 1923
4s
A-O 100,000c. .Oct 1 1916;4s
J-D
50 000c.. .June 1 1918
4s
J-J
100,000c. ..Jan 1 1918 4s ’06
A-O
150,000c. .Apr 1 1928
4s
J-D 100,000c. ..June 1 1918
Police Station.
4s
J-J
175,000c. .Jan 1 1921 4s
A-0$ 100,000c.. -Apr 1 1917
4s
J-D 100,000c. ..June 1 1923!
Public Bath Bonds.
4s
A-O 150,000c.
1
1920
4s
A-O
Apr
$25,000c.. .Apr 1 1912
4s
M-S
20,000c. ..Sept 1 1924 4s
A-O
5,000c.. .Apr 1 1919
4s
A-O 240,000c. ..Oct 1 1918!4s ’05
M-S
20,000c.. .Mch 1 1917
4s
A-O 125,000c.
Oct 1 1915 4s ’06
A-O
35,000c. .Apr 1 1929
4s ’04
A-O 100,000c. .Apr 1 1925
River and Harbor Bonds.
4s ’04
MS 100,000c. ..Mch 1 1916,4s
A-0$500,00()c_ .Oct 1 1926
4s ’06
AO 236.000c. ..Apr 1 1929 4s
A-O 250,000c.. -Oct 1 1928
'
Park Bonds.
4s
A-O 100,000c.. .Oct
1 1919
4s
A-0$500.000c_ ..Oct 1 1923 4s
A-O 200,000c.. .Apr 1 1920
4s
A-O 500,000c.
A-O 150,000c. .Apr 1 1925
Apr 1 1924 4s '04
4s
M-S
50,000c. ..Sept 1 1924 4s ’05
M-S
50,000c.. .Mch 1 1916
4s
A-O 600,000c. ..Apr 1 1927!
Police Patrol Bonds.
4s
A-O 400,000c. .Apr 1 1928 4s
M-N$ 125,000c.. .May 1 1925
4s
A-O 500,000c.
Oct ’ 29 <&’31
Sewer District Bonds
4s
A-O 250,000c. .Oct
1 1933 4s
A-O$262,000c. .Oct 1 1907
4s
A-O 250,000c. ..Oct 1 1935 4s
A-O 295,000c.. .Oct 1 1908
4s
A-O 255,000c. ..Apr 1 1924 4s
A-O 291.000c.. .Apr 1 1909
4S '06
A-O 574 ,000c
Apr 1 1929 4s
A-O 390,000c.. .Apr 1 1910
Park and Boulevard Bonds.
4s
A-O
73,000c. ..Oct 1 1910
4s ’05
M-S$375,000c...Mch 1 1917 4s
A-O 230,000c. ..Apr 1 1911
Funded Debt.
4s
A-O
63,000c...Apr 1 1912
4s
A-()$270,000c. .Oct 1 1916 4s
A-O
60,000c. ..Oct 1 1912
4s
A-O 225,000c. ..Oct 1 1908 4s
A-O 1,013,000c. .Apr
1 1913
4s
A-O 265.000c...Oct
1 1909 4s
AO
5,000
Apr 1 1914
4s
A-O 127,000c. ..Oct 1 1910 4s
MS 170,000
Mch 1 1914
4s
A-O 100,000c. ..Oct 1 1911 4s
MS
46,000
Oct 1 1920
4s
M-N 39,000c... Nov 1 1911 4s
J-D 480.000c
June 1 1925
4s
A-O 222,000c...Oct
1 1912 4s
A-O
23,000c... Oct 1 1916
4s
A-O 100,000c
A-O
Apr 1 1919 4s
30,000c. ..Oct 1 1917
Fire Bonds.
Is
A-O
26,000c...Oct 1 1918
4s
A-0$147,000c.. .Oct 1 1918 4s
A-O
20,000c..-Apr 1 1919
4s
A-O
25,OOOc
M-S
1920
\pr J
4s
220,000c...Mch 1 1919
4 As
A-O
20.000c
1914-1917 4s 06
AO
53.000c... Apr 1 1921
11,050,000c. Apr
Glenvilie Bds. (Annexed July ’05.)
A-O $21 .OOOc&r.Oct
’07-17
(For maturity see V. 70, p. 495.)
5s
J-D $18,150c&r.June’07-12
5s
M-S 00,00l)c&r Aug31 ’07-36
South Brooklyn (Annexed 1906.)
4 4s
A-O
$21,000...Apr ’08-28
5s
J-J
14.000
July ’07-20
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$2,579,150
5s
1 1922
300,000c...June 7 1925
350,000c.May 1919-26
,Public Library Bonds (Additional) Sinking fund Mch 1 1907..
313,467
5s
A-0$ 250,000c
Oct 1 1918 School tax (per $1,000) 1906. _$10.75
INTEREST on coupon 4s and library 5s at American Exchange National
Bank, New York; on coupon 6s at Chemical National Bank, New York;
on Glenvilie counons at Garfield Savings
Bank, Cleveland.
4s '05
4s ’06
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06. ..$87,000 ! County tax (per $1,000) 1905._$9 30
Assessed valuation 1905..10.782.420i Population in 1900
31.610
CLEVELAND.
When Due.
M-S $20,000cSept ’07-16
M-N 300,000c...May 1 1908
M-N 200,0(>0c&r_May 1 1925
F-A 150,000c... Feb 1 1921
A-O j
75,000r_ Apr 1 1922
4s
4s
4s
4s
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
3,000c..Nov 1 ’07-12 County tax (tfer $1,000) 1906..$5.32
4s ’06
M-S
6.000c_Mch 1 ’08-19 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06..$6.66
1 6.000c Sept 1 ’07-12 !
Population in 1900
..58,939
EST Is payable at County Treasurer’s office.
INTERES
CLERMONT COUNTY.
4s
cation.
.
valuation
1 1922
1 1926
1 1927
LOANS—
6s
County Office Building Bonds.
$4 5,000c
1922
’08-25 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’07.. $155,000
’07-19 Assessed valuation, real.$23,757,270
'20-24 Assessed val. personal._ 12,764.885
'07-12
1920
_
25.98
26.66
31.00
325 ,902; In 1890
Arbogast, Treasurer.
5s
1911
1925
1918
1920
....
county seat
When Due.
Funding Bonds
( $36,000c..Mch 1
4 s ’05
M-Si 32,500c__Sept 1
l 10,000c..Sept 1
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
M-N J$3,000c__May 1
1923
j
POPULATION. —-In 1900 population (U. S. Census) was
It was 296.908; in 1880 255.139: 111 1870 216.239.
CINCINNATI SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Wm. Grautman, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.
Winton Place Bonds.
4s
A-O $67,500c
Oct 1 1911 5s
A-O
$5,000c._Oct 15 1907
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1901.) ,5s
M-S
5,000c
Sept 5 1913
4s
M-S$250,000e
Sept 1 1936 i
Warsaw Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
5s
M-S $13,000c.Sept 15 ’07-19
3’^s
M-S $42,500c
Sept 1 1936
Riverside Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
5s
J-D
$9,000c..June 1 ’07-14
3s
A-0$ 130,000c. .Oct 1 1940 5s
M-N
6,400c..Nov l ’07-14
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1910.)
5s
M-S
9.000c. .Mch 1 ’08-25
3 tas
A-O $33,500c...Oct 1 1940
Bond Hill Bonds.
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1912.)
6s
F-A
$4.000c_._Aug 1 1913
3 J£s’05 M-N 100,000c... May 1 1945 6s
F-A
4,000c_. .Aug 1 1923
3Hs'05 A-O 150,000c..Oct 16 1945 6s
J-D
4,000c.-Dec 23 1923
3.65s’06J D 250,000c..June 25 1946 BONDED DEBT Nov ’06 $1,347,800
4s 1906M-N 200,000c-_Nov 26 1946 i Sinking fund
169,024
Linwood Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906 $234,572,420
6s
J-D
$2,000c.June 17’07-08'School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$7.50
INTEREST on the Linwood, Warsaw, Riverside. Bond Hill and Winton
Place bonds Is payable in Cincinnati: on all other bonds In New York.
CLARK COUNTY.
1920
1916
Street Improvement Bonds.
M-N $2,000c...Nov 1 1907
A-O 294,580
1907-1921
4^s
A-O 106,000c..Oct 1 ’07-08
1 1928 5s
M-N 32,000
|
i 5s
Nov ’07-10
M-N 354,000...Nov 1 ’07-14
1924;5s
I 5s
Morgana-Sewer Bonds.
M-N 128,000c.. Nov 1 ’07-14
4s ’05
M-S $25,000c...Mch
1916:5s ’06
M-N 652,000c..Nov 1 '07-09
!
Sanitary Bonds.
4^s
66,646
1907-1915
4sA-0$ 110,000
1914
Flood Damage Bonds.
Apr
Water
Works.
j
4s
A-O $70,000c
Apr 1 1914
4s
■* M-S$275,000c...Mch 1 1910
Sewer, Drainage and Ditch.
4s
A-O 200,000c...Apr 1 1913 4 As
A-O $60,000
1917
4s
A-O 500,000c...Apr 1 1917
Light Bonds.
4s
J-D 100,000c. ..June 1 1918 4'As
A-O $10,000
1917
4s
A-Ol,200,000c...Oct 1 1926
Town Hall Bonds.
4s
A-O 300,000c...Apr 1 1920 6s
M-S
$500
1908
4s
A-O 400,000c..-Apr 1 1922
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
4s
M-S 100,000c...Sept 1 1922 5s
M-S $30,000
1922
4s
J-D 300,000c...June 1 1922
Sewer, General.
4s
M-S
50,000c
J-J
Sept 1 1924 5s
$90,000
1916-1926
4s
M-S 175,000c. ..Mch 1 1919 4s
A-O 400,000
..Apr 1927
4s ’04
A-O 150,000c...Apr 1 1925 General Bonds Mch 1 ’07.$27,579,461
4s ’05
M-S 250,000c...Mch 1 1919 Street Improvement notes
206,442
4s ’05
A-O 200,000c...Oct 1 1920 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07 27,785,903
4'^s
A-O
66,000c
1917-1924 Sink. fds. City, Jan 1 ’07.
1,434,024
4s '06
A-O 175,000c
Apr 1 1920 Water debt duel above)
4,441,000
INTEREST Is payable at American Exchange Nat. Bank, New York.
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.—Assessment about 40% actual value.
Assessed
Tax Rate
Assessed
Tax Rate
Years.
Valuation.
Years.
per $ 1.000.
Valuation.
per $1,000.
1906.
$228,344,760
$31.90 1902
$192,694,970
$30.50
1905
215,026,495
31.90 1900
30.00
149,769,420
1904
205,831,745 29.80 1890
29.30
99,614,055
1903..
203,215,230
30.14 1880
26.30
73,647,194
POPULATION.—In 1900 (Census) population was 381,768; in 1890 It
was 261,353; in 1880 it was
160,146; In 1870 it was 92,829.
Glenvilie, with
population of 5,588, annexed in 1905.
In 1907, estimated, 500.000.
CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTR1CT.—Geo. E. Myers. Clerk Board of Edu¬
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns the Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
The rental received for the road was (under the old lease) $1,090,000 till
1901 and then $1,250 000 till 1906, when lease would have expired.
A new
lease was submitted to a vote of the people at the 1901 election and ratliied.
Under Its terms the lease Is extended to Oct. 12 1966, at an annual rental
of $1,050,000 until Oct. 12 1906, and for the 20 years
following; $1,100,000
for the second period of 20 years and $1,200,000 for the
remaining 20 years,
The railroad company is also to pay the Interest on $2,500,000 bonds to be
Issued for terminal facilities, as well as a sum annually In addition for a
sinking fund.
V. 72, p. 499; V. 73. p. 628.
The legality of the lease was
upheld
In a decision handed down by the Superior Court on Feb. 6 1902
(V. 74, p. 392), and affirmed upon appeal by the State
Supreme Court.
V. 74, p. 741.
The water-works pays the interest and sinking fund on all
water bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.—The net debt on Dec. 31, assessed valu¬
ation and tax rate, have been as follows:
Years—
Net Debt.
Assessed Val'n. Tax per % 1,000
1906
$36,214,984
$26.00
1905
27.50
227,655,320
1904.
224,139,960 30.26
1902
25,429,763
23.18
211,347,880
24,863,194
1921
Nov’07-08
4s
4s
4s ’04
4s
Ing fund.
1900
1890
1880
_
4s ‘05
This
W. G. Phare, Clerk.
...$46,000
W. II. Bacon, Clerk.
village is In Sandusky County.
LOANS—
Incorporated in 1866.
Sinking fund
j NET DEBT Feb 1907.
When Due.
$517
83,590
1911-1917 Assessed valuation 1906
821,630
$71,515 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
12,132 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$39.40
Floating debt
460 Population In 1900
2,515
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
84,107 Population in 1907 (est.).__
,2,800
INTEREST on the water works bonds Is payable at the Chase National
Bank, New York City.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '06
J-D
$3,500c
General Bonds Feb 1907
Assessment debt
_
.
.
COLLEGE HILL.
This
.
.
.
.
..
-
.
_
.
F. R.
Strong, Clerk.
village Is In Hamilton County.
LOANS—
.
When Due. \
Sidewalk Bonds.
Water Bonds.
'
$19.000
; 5s
$50,000
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$89,246
Refunding Town Hall Bonds.
Assessed valaution 1906
^.673,310
4s’06
A-O $8,500c
Apr 1 ’08-24 (Assessment about 65% actual value)
Judgment Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$36 08
34s
$10,000
I Population in 1900
1,104
'INTEREST Is payable at the Citizens’ National Bank, Cincinnati.
3^s
.
COLLIN WOOD. ,C. J. Moses, Clerk.
This village Is In Cuyahoga County.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’05 .$493,323 I Tax rate (perr$l,000) 1906...$40 80
Assessed valuation 1905
2,482,475 | Population In 1900
.3,639
COLLIN WOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. S. Bander. Clerk.
LOAN.S—
When Due. ] Assessed valuation 1906 .$2,677,630
School-Building—{Tax Exempt).
! .School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$13.50
4 4s’06 Apr$ 120,000c
Apr 1936 Population In 1907 (est.)
7,500
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.. $120,000
INTEREST Is payable In Col linwood.
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COLUMBIANA COUNTY.
Galen A. Sheets, Auditor.
Lisbon Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Sept *06. .$57,000 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905. .30,588,320 I Population In 1900
$6 05
68,590
COLUMBUS.
DeWittC. Badger, Mayor; M. A.Geinunder,
Secretary Sinking Fund Trustees.
This
city Is In Franklin County.
1816; as a city March 3 1834.
LOANS—
When Due.
4S
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
53
5s
5s
Sewer Bonds.
’87
J-J
$17,000c
July
’87
J-D
8,000c...Dec
’88
F-A
12,000c...Feb
’88
J-D
June
5,000c
’88
J-J
20,000c
July
’89
F-A
47,000c...Allg
’89
M-S
15,000c...Sept
’89
M-N 43,000c... Nov
90
’90
’90
’91
A-O 300,000c.
Apr
M-N 40,000c. .Nov
J-D
10,000c... Dec
J-J
200,000c. -Jan
..
Incorporated
as
a
borough Feb.
10
Sewer Bonds—(Con.)
5s ’91
M-S
$ 1,500c.. Mch 1 1911
4 ttfs’O 1 M S 250.OOOc&r.Sept 1 1921
5s ’92
J-J
30,000c. ..July 1 1912
5s ’93
M-S 100,000c. ..Sept 1 1913
4s *98
J-D
10.000c...June 1 1918
.
1 1907
1
1
1
1907
1908
1908
1 1908
1 1909
1 1909
34s’02 J-J
48,000c. ..July 1 1922
(Subject to call after Julv 1 1912.)
4s '02
F-A5265,000c&r_Aug 1 1932
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
1
1909
1
1910 4s ’03
1
1
1,910 4s ’03
1
1911
1910
M S$ 175.000
Mch
1
1933
(Subject to <rall after Mch. 1 1913.)
M-S$l ,200,000c.Sept 1 1933
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
Water-Works Bonds.
4s ’82
J-J $ 100,000c...July 1
J-J
50,000c. .July 1
; 4s ’88
4s ’88 M-N 100,000c._-Nov 1
LOANS—
When Due.
4s *05
M-S$301,000c._-Mch 1 1925
(Subject to call March 11915.)
4S *05
M-S $35,000c
Mch 1 1935
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
4S ’05
$18,000
Mch 1 1925
(Subject to call after March 1 1915.)
4s ’06
M-S $60,000.Sept 1 1936
4s ’06
M-S
8,000...Sept 1 1916
1912
1918
1908
14s ’89 M-N 57,000c...NOV 1 1909
;5s ’90 M-N 175,000c..-Nov 1 1910
4s ’98 J-D 125,000c&rJune 1 1928
\ 3 Ms’01 M-N 180,000c.. .Nov 1 1919
4s ’03
M-S
50,000c..-Mch 1 1923
Market House Bonds.
(Subject to call March 1 1913.)
M-S $45,000c...Sept 1 1933
J-J
AS ’88
$9,000c...July 1 1908 4s ’03
4s '89
F-A
15,000c...Au? 1 1909 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
4s
’04
A-0$250.000c
4s *03
A-O
25,000c...Apr 1 1933
Apr 1 1934
(Subject to call after April 1 1913.) (Subject to call after April 1 1914.)
M-S $25,000c...Sept 1 1934 4s ’05
4s ’04
$300,000...Apr 1 1935
...
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.), (Subject to call after April 1 1915.)
4s ’04
M-S.$1,200,OOOc.Mch 1 1945
Viaduct Bonds.
5S ’91
J-J
$5,000c ..Jan 11911 (Subject to call after March 1 1920.)
Park Bonds.
4Hs’94 J-J 150,OOOc&r.July 1 1909
3 Ms’02 J-J
95,000c..-July 1 1922 5S ’93 J-J $100,000c ..July 1 1908
M-S
8,500c...Mch 1 1933
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) 4s ’03
4s ’02
M-N 400,000c&r_Nov 1 1922 (Subject to call after March 1 1913.)
A-O
$2,000r
Oct 1 1924
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1912.) 4s ’04
50,000c...Mch 1 1914 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1914.)
4^s’94 M-S
’05
4s ’03
$3,000
Nov 1915
M-S
12.000c...Mch 1 1923 4s
Library Bonds.
(Subject to call after March 1 1913.)
Levee Bonds.
3Ms’02 J-J $40,000c..-July 1 1932
4s '03
M-S $54,000c...Sept 1 1933 (Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
A-O $40,000c...Apr 1 1923
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.) 4s ’03
4s ’04
M-S $35,000c. ..'Sept 1 1934;
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.) 4s '05
M-S $30,000c
Mch 1 1925
Fire Department Bonds.
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
5s '90 M-N $150.000c
1
1910:
Bonds.
Nov
Deficiency
4S ’96
J-D 100.000c...June 1 1916 i 4s *88
J-J $42,000c_. .July 1 1908
MS
20,009c... Sept 1 1908
4s '03
M-S
3,000c...Sept 1 1933 4s ’88
M-S
23.000c.. .Sent 1 1908
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.) 4s '88
M-N 100.000c ..Nov 1 1910
4s ’04
M-N $28,000c.-.Nov 1 1934 5s ’90
M-N 50,000c... Nov 1 1910
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1914.) 5s '90
A-O
5s ’93
60,000c. ..Apr 1 1913
Work-House Bonds.
4s ’02
Miscellaneous Bonds.
An? 1 1932
F-A $60,000c
4s ’88
(.Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
Nov 1 1908
M-N $35,000c
A-O 153,000c. ..Apr 1 1920
(Subject to call after April 1 1910.)
4s ’00
J-D $60,000c..-June 1 1920
4s ’00
4s *03
A-O $35,000c
Apr 1 1933
(Subject to call after April 1 1913.)
4s ’03
M-S
$7,000c.-.Sept 1 1933
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
.
(Subject to call after June 1 1910.)
M-S $50,000c..-Sept 1 1913
4 Ms’05 M S
6,000c.--Mch 1 1916
4 Ms’04 F-A
Aug 1 1924
75,000c
4s ’03
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-D $68,000c...Dec
4s '97
4s ’01
1 1927
A-O 110,000c...Apr 1 1931
(Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
4s ’03
J-J $122,000c.-.Jan 1 1933
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1913.)
M-S
$7,000c.-.Sept 1 1934
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1913.) (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.)
4s
M-S
4s ’03
’04
Sept 1 1934
$30,000c
M-S5145.000c.-.Sept 1 1933
9,600r
Sept 1 1909
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.) 6s ’04 M-S
4s ’03
M-S $ 15,000c...Sept 1 1933 (Subject to call after March 1 1905.)
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.) 4 Ms’04 M-S $50.000c...Mch 1 1915
4s ’04
7,500
Mch 1 1915
M-S $70,000c
Sept 1 1934 4s "’05
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.) (Subject to call after March 1 1907.)
4s ’05
M-S $18,000c
$110,000...Sept 1 1915
Mcll 1 1935 4 Ms’05
1936
4s ’05
5,000
Mch
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
1916
4s ’05
M-S 100,000
Mch
$35,000
Mch 1 1935 4s ’05
1916
25,000c..-Sept
(Subject to call after March 1 1915.) 4 V4s’06 M-S
1
1908
Oct
4s*06 M-S 46,000
City-Hall Bonds.
4s ’89
7,000
Apr 1 1916
M-S$ 125,000c...Mch 1 1909 : 4s ’06
M-S 200,000c...Sept 1 1916
4 Ms'03 M-S
5.000c...Mch 1 1913 4s ’06
Us ’06
290,000.
Sent 1 1936
All of the street Improvement bonds are subject to call from one to four
years from date of Issue.
They are mbstly held In the city sinking fund.
INTEREST Is payable In part at the National Park Bank, New York
City, and part at olffce of the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.—
Jnn. 1 ’07.
Jan. 1 '06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Jan. 1 '044s ’04
.
...
Total bonded
debt...$12,098,100
Sinking' funds
4,427,360
$11,242,600
4,316,964
$10,658,700
4,842,977
58,973,000
2,443,886
$5,8135723 $6,529,114
$2,782,000 $1,032,000
The total bonded debt as given for Jan 1 1907 Included street improve¬
ment bonds payable by special assessment to the amount of $2,342,000.
It also includes bonds sold to the sinking fund but not paid for by the same:
the sinking fund assets in eacli case have been Increased by a corresponding
amount.
The sinking fund receives yearly about $450,000, which does not
Include assessments for street Improvement bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION, ETC.—The city’s net bonded debt on
Dec. 31, assessed valuation (about M of actual) and tax rate have been:
Net debt
$7,670,740
Water debt (Jnc.above)$2,782,000
$6,925,636
$2,782,000
Assessed
Tax
Net Deht.
Valuation, per $1,000
Years.
$30 30
1907
$83,194,600
$7,670,740
30 30
1905
6,925,636
79,593,930
30 00
1904
76,155,240
5.815,723
30
00
72,069.430
1903
6,529,114
27 50
66,847,590
1900
4,904,984
23 00
43,663,270
1890
:
'4.351,090
22 50
35,279,170
1885
1,896,400
POPULATION.—In
1907
(estimated) 180,000; In 1900 It was 125,560: in 1890 It was 88,150; in 1880 It was 51,647: in 1870 It was 31,274.
COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. P. Judd. Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. 3Ms
M-S $65,000c.. .Mch 1 1922
1923
M-S
75,000c.. .Mch
5s
A-0$1 10,000c
Oct 1 1912 13 4s
1925
J-J
July
5s
25,000c
M-S 110,000c
Sept 1 1913! 4s ’05
1926
M-S 150.000c. ..Mch
5s
A-O
40,000c.Oct 1 1914 4s ’06
F-A
4Hs
25,000c. ..Aug 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07. $917,000
106,971
4s
MS
75,000c...Mch 1 1917 Sinking fund.
4s
M-S
65,000c...Mch 1 1918 Assessed valuation 1906. .83,574,770
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
65,000c... Mch 1 1919 School tax (per $1,000) 1906-.$8.76
27,000c...July 1 1910 Population In 1907 (est.)
150,000
85,000c...Feb 1 1921
INTEREST on 4s of 1906 Is payable at the Hayden-Cllnton National
Bank of Columbus: other Interest at National Park Bank, New York City.
(Subject to calPafter Mch 1 1908.)
4s
M-S
34s
34s
J-J
F-A
87
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
Ape., 1907. J
COLUMBUS GROVE.
Long, Village Treasurer.
M. D.
This village is In Putnam County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906-.$89.550iTax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
435,210 | Population In 1900
INTEREST on the fire department and street-improvement bonds Is
payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
Wm. Burns, Secretary.
COSHOCTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07
When Due.
LOANS—
4s
M-Sf
$17,000
$9,000c..Mch 1 ’08-’16 Assessed valuation 1906—3,605,280
9,000c..Sept 1 *07-’15 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$11.20
INTEREST Is payable at the Commercial National Bank, Coshocton.
CRAWFORD COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1.
J. L.
Smith, County Auditor (P. O. Bucyrus).
When Due. | BONDED DEBT June *06. $155,000
Road-Improvement Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906
7,136,740
J-J
$20,000c
July 1 1918 |
LOANS—
5s ’06
.
L. J. Lindsey, Clerk.
CRESTLINE.
This village Is In Crawford County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT May ’05.$117,750
Water-Works Bonds.
1,195.620
| Assessed valuation 1905
F-A J$4,000
4s ’06
Aug 1 1935 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905_..$33 62
\
7,000_. Aug 1 ’36-’37 I Population in 1900
CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
P.
3,280
Robert C. Wright, Auditor; James
Madigan, Treasurer.
County seat Is Cleveland.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Bridge Notes.
4s ’06
A-O/$170,000c.Oct 1 ’07-’23 5s ’06 A O $12,500c..-Oct 1 1907
1
Improvement Bonds.
30.000c.Oct 1 ’24-’25 :
A-O \
5s ’07
$349c
Oct 1 1908
Ditch Bonds—(Special.)
j 2,000c-.Oct 1 ’09-’12
A-O /
5s ’05
$989c
Oct 1 1907
t 4,000c..Oct 1 *08-’ll General bonds Mch 1 1907.$1,302,989
Special Improvement notes
534,689
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-O J $216,000c. ..Oct ’07-’24! TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907 1,837,678
54,327
\
12,000c
Oct ’25-’26 Sinking fund.
Assessed valuation, real. 197,604,150
Bridge Bonds
5s ’05
A-O $20,000c-.0ct 1 ’07-’ll Assessed val., personal.. 68.902,465
266,506,615
28,000c-.Oct 1 *07-’20 Total valuation 1906
5s ’05
A-O
4s ’06
A-O
5,000c..Oct 1 ’07-’l 1 i (Assessment about 2-5 actual value).
|County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5 06
Building Bonds. 1902/
4s
F-A! $728,000c.Aug 1 06-’20 ! State A Co.tax(per $i.000) ’06.$6.40
\
64,000c
Aug 1 1923 Population In 1890
309,970
■
•
'
,
!
Population In 1900
439,120
475,000
Population In 1906 (est.)
INTEREST on the $200,000 Issue and the 5s of 1906 Is payable at the
County Treasurer’s office.
*
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DARKE COUNTY.
Edmund Culbertson, Auditor.
County seat Is Greenville
LOANS—
When Due.'
Ditch
6s
Bonds.
Road Bonds.
A-O $5,000c
Oct 3 1907
$8,500c Sept 29 1907 5s
M-S 27,000e_Sept 24 ’07-’08
f 8,500c ..Sept 29 1907 5s *04
M-S 45.000c.Sept 29 ’07-’09
5s '05
M-S < 7,000c.-Sept 29 1908 5s ’05
M-S 6,000c.Sept 29 ’07-’12
l 4,000c. .Sept 29 1909 BONDED DEBT Sept’06 $197,500
4s ’06
16,000c.Sept
’08-11
M-Sj
21
Total valuation 1905
27,121.470
{
5,000c. .Sept 21 1912 1 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
4s *06
M-S 112,000c.Sept 21 ’07-08 State & Co.tax (per $1,000) ’05.$4.15
1 3,000c.Sept 21 ’09-11 Population In 1890
42,961
Population In 1900
Refunding Bonds.
42,532
5s ’05
M-S $ 19,000c. .Sept. 29 1910
INTEREST Is pavable at the County Treasurer’s Office.
M-S
5s ’04
Calvin I). Wright, Mayor; Chas. A. Ilerbig,
Secretary Sinking Fund Trustees.
DAYTON.
of Montgomery County.
Incorporated as
[$158,000 bonds offered April 11.]
When Due J
Extending Indebtedness Bonds.
Tills cltv is the couutv seat
a
town Jan. 6
1816.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
J-J $112,000c.July 15 ’07-’22
J-J
4s
10,000c..July 1 ’09-’18
3 Ms
M-N 190.000c.-Nov 2 ’07-’25
F-A
22,000c.. Feb 1 ’08-’29
M-N 110,000c. .May 1 ’OH-’IK,
32 ,000c. Apr 15 ’08-’23
A-O
M-S
8,000c. .Mcll 1 ’09-’l 6
Condemnation Street Bonds.
4s
F-A $11,4(>0c.-Aug 1 ’09-’15
A-O
5s
6,800c ..Oct 1 '07-'10
J-D
5s
9.500c-June 15’08-’26
5S
J-J
2,850c--July l-’08-’10
M-N
4s
9,000...Nov 1 ’10-’l 8
J-J
4s
2,700...Jan 1 ’11-’13
AO
4s ’06
36,000c. .Aor 1 *08-’ 16
Water Bonds
4s ’05
M-N $500.000c. .May *16-'25
Garbage Crematory Bonds.
J-J
3 Ms
$60,000c-. July 1 ’07-’18
F-A
5s
2.500c. ..Feb 1 1908
Fire Department Bonds
J-D $60,000c. .June ’07-’12
3 Ms
F-A 1 6,000c...Aug 1 1910
4s ’05
4s
4s
4s ’05
4s ’05
4s ’06
J-D $24,000c..June 1 ’07-08
5s
15,000c... June 1 1909
15,000c...June 1 1910
J-D
..J-D
as
5s
Pest-House Bonds.
A-O
$1.500c...Oct 11907
Imp’t and Repair Bonds.
3Ms*06 M-N $27,000c.May 1 ’08-’16
5s
Street
Fire-Cistern Bonds.
4s ’04
F-A $20,000..Aug
Levee Bonds.
1 ’09-’12
f$20,000c
4s
...Oct
15,000c
33,000c
32,000c
60.000c
Street Improvemen
4
os
5s
5s
A-O
1 1909
.Oct 1 ’10-’12
..Oct 1 *13-’14
..Oct 1 ’15-*18
$24,000c.June 1 ’07-’08
15,000c..-June 1 1909
J-D
J-D
J-D
15.000c
>
4s
,
5,000.
.
.
June l 1910
Aug 1 1908
F-A / 11,000.
.Aug 1 1909
| 80,000 .Aug 1 ’10-’17
i 6,000. ...Aug 1 1918
f 5,000c
J-J
.
*
4s ’05
\15.000c
\ 14,000c. .Aug 1 ’ 11 -’ 17
A-O
4s
20,000c.
Vpr 1 1916
Hospital Bonds.
A-O
25,000c.
(.pr 1 1917
5s ’06
J-D
$2,600. ..June 15 1907 4s
Water-Works Improvement Bonds
River-Improvement Bonds.
5s
A-O $50,000..Apr 1 ’08-’09
J-D
4s *06
$2,000-.
3 Ms
J-D (44,000c. June 1 ’07-’10
Sewer Bonds.
A-O $25,000c. ..Apr 1 1912
5s
160,000c. June 1 *11-’15
A-O
5s
25,000c. ..Apr 1 1914 3 Ms
J-J 100,000c. July 1 ’13-’22
5s
A-O
50.000c. ..Apr 1 1915 4s
(30.000c.Sept
M-S
15’08-’13
A-O
5s
25,000c. ..Apr 1 1916
\ 6,000c..Sept 15 1914
A-O
5s
25,000c. ..Apr 1 1918 4s ’06
J-D
5,100 .June 15 1908
J-D / 15,000c.. June 1 1909
A-O
4s
50,000c. .Oct 1 ’08-’12 4s *06
1100,000 .June 1 ’10-19
M-N
4s
5,000c. .Nov 15 1908
F-A
Market Place Bonds.
4s ’04
20.000c. .Aug 1 ’09-’12
M-S
$4,500c..-Mch 1 1908
M-N 20,000c. .Nov 1 *09-’12 5s
4s ’04
Assessment Bonds—Paxrino 5sA6s.
J-D j 5,000c. .-Junel 1909
4s ’05
Amount.iDue.
Amount.
\ 10,000c..June 1 ’10-’19 Due.
$26,500
$19,800(1912
J-J
4s ’06
6,000.. ..Jan 1 1911 1907
27,500
18,000(1913
J-J
4s ’06
14,000.. Jan 1 ’12-’25 1908
32.500(1914
17.500
4s *06
J-D
20.000c.,June 1 ’07-’16 i 1909
June
15
1909
1910.
29,000(1915
16,100
4s ’06
J-D
13,200
J-J
4s ’06
20,000..,July 1 ’11 -’14 | 1911
: 27,500|1916. .... 14.000
r
Junel 1913
Assessment Bonds—Sewer bs AGs.
18,000..
June
$19,000
1 ’14-’20: 1907
$19,600(1913
4s ’06
J-D / 175,000
,
Junel 1921 1908
14.50011914
19.000
l 14,000..
1909
23,700(1915
18,400
Street Paving Bondsi.
5s
21.500|1916
6.000
A-O$300,000c. .Apr 1 ’ 11 - ’ 16 1910
5s
A-O
75,000c.
1 1913 1912
18,5001
M-N 25.000c.
5s
1 1915
Various 6s.
M-N 25,000c.
5s
1 1917 1907
M-N 25,000c.
..,..$20,300
5s
1908
1 1918 General Bonds Jan 1 1907_$3,216,900
J-D
3 Ms
10,000c.
1
1919
Assessment
debt
431,200
M-N
5s
25,000c.
Mch 1 1920 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907 3,648,100
M-S
3 Ms
20,000c.
218,100
3 Ms
F-A
12.000c. ..Feb 1 1923 Sinking fund
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907..
3,430,000
Funded Debt Bonds.
A-O $ 15,000c. ..Apr 1 1908 Water debt (Included)
5s
935,100
_
1905...$41 10
1,935
.
CONNEAUT.
H, T.
Culp, Auditor.
This city Is In Ashtabula County
When Due.! Sinking fund
LOANS
$5,833
2,617,145
Assessed valuation 1905
Park Bonds.
Tax
rate
4 4.s’06 Oct $22,000c
(per $1,000) 1905
$30 80
Oct 1 1936
General bonds Oct 1 1906
$58,000 Population In 1900.
.7,133
Assessment debt
137,375 j Population in 1906 (est.)
10,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1906. .190,375
G. M. Whitney. President.
CONNEAUT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. 5s
$4.000
Sept 1 1913
$12.500....Sept 1 1918; BONDED DEBT Nov ’06..$42,000
Us
4s
July 11921!
24,000
COSHOCTON.
W. A. Smith, Mayor; Chas. G.
Tills city Is In Coshocton County.
LOANS—
When Due. i
4s ’06
M-S
i
$6,500
6s
Smith, Aud.
1’08-’16
Mcll 1 1917
4 4s’06 M-Si $22,500c.Mch
-
5 ’13-’20
6s
6s
4 4s
6s
5s
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
800.-Sept *07-’14
Water-Works.
16,200..Sept 1 ’07-’15 6s
M-S $6,000
4 4s
4 4s
4 48
4 48
MS
M-S
M-S
M-S
20,900. .Sept 1 *07-’ 17 i
1
3,500c.. .Sept 1 1916
3,300- Sept 1 ’07-’17 j TOTAL DEBT Aug 1 1906. $211,000
1,500..May 5 ’08-’l2 Tax valuation 1905..
3,071,560
15,300
.Sept *07-’15 |4
8,000-_Sept 1 ’07-’16 !
4s’04 M-S
Sept ’07-’12
6,400..Sept 1 ’07-14
Fire Department Bonds.
8,000..Sept 1 ’07-’16 j 4 4s’06 M-S f $ 13,500c.Sept 1 ’07-’15
-
24,000..Sept 1 ’07-’ 18 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
Refunding Bonds.
j Total tax (per $ 1.000) 1905. ..$33 00
M-S $14,000--Sept 1 ’12-’25 1 Population In 1900
.6.473
4 4s
Water-Course Bonds.
4s ’05
J-J
$9.000..July 1 ’07-’15
GENERAL DEBT. ASSESSED VALUATION
General
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Street-Paving Bonds.
]
]
4,000c
M-S ! $ 10,500. Sept 1 ’07-’13
Library Bonds.
2,000
Sept 1 1914!44s
M-S $4,000..May
1
..
.
Years
1907— January
1906—January
1905—January
1
1
1
AND TAX RATE.—
Assessed
Debt.
Valuation.
$3,216,900
2,895.150
2.725.000
$52,660,270
51,010.380
49,111,480
Tax
per $1,000
$29.20
28 20
28 20
l904-_januarv 1
47.220.640
2.710,000
28 60
1902—March 1
2,388,000
45.364.366
26 80
1900—March 1
2.310,000
42.565.200
25 60
1890—March 1
1,497,160
30,723.730
22 40
19.816.640
1880—March 1
1,099,000
22.50
1870—March 1
337.617
16,254,760
20 50
The actual valuation of property Is estimated at about $150,000,000
INTEREST Is payable at the American Exchange National Bank, New
York Cltv
POPULATION.—In 1907 (estimated). 125,000: 1900 (Census) 85,333;
In 1890 It was 61.2?'’: In 1880 it was 38.678.
88
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
DAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
William G. Haeussler, Clerk Board of
Education.
LOANS—
5s
4s
4s
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
When Due.
Refunding and Deficiency Bonds.
J-D $25,000c..June 15 1908
J-J
30,000c..July 20 1909
J-J
27,000c. .Jan 15 1910
J-J
100,000c. June 1 ’13-’16
J-J
20.000c
July 1 1917
J-J
20,000c...July 1 1921
School Bonds.
I
School Bonds—(Continued).
4s
M-N $50,000c
May
4s
M-S
38,000c.._Mcll
4s
M-S
Mch
50,000c
4s
A-O ;30,000c...Apr
1 1918
1 1919
1 1920
1 1917
/80,000c. ..Apr 1 1922
BONDED DEBT Feb’07. $531,000.
Sinking fund
31,400
Assessed valuation 1908..52,800,000
July 1 1911 (School tax (per $1,000) 1906_$10.00
J-J
J-J
$33,000c
50,000c. ..July 1 1912
INTEREST payable In New York
City.
DEFIANCE.
This
K. W.
city Is the county
Heerdegon, Auditor.
seat of Deliance County.
When Due.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4 Hs
$3,900
Mch ’08-’l0
4^3
$25,000
..1917 5s ’04
M-S
600c.Mch 1 ’08-’09
5s
16,000
1907-1914 5s *05
M-S
4 y2s
27,000c.Sept 1 '07-’15
M-S /10,000..Mch 1 ’11-’20
Electric-Light Bonds.
110,000..Sept
1 *10-’19 4Hs
M-S/
$9,000
Mch ’08-’16
4s
M-S ill,000..Mch 1 ’ 10-’20
1
9,000
Sept *07-’15
1 10,000..Sept 1 ’10-’19
Bonds.
4s
M-S Jl 1,000..Mch 1 ’10-’20 4s Bridge
’04
LOANS—
4s
$47,000.
50,000--.
111,000.. Sept 1 ’ 10-’20 4Hs’04
13,000..Sept 1 ’07-’19 5s *05
4s
AI-S f
M-S
112,000
Mch 1 '08-' 19
5,500.. Mch 1 '22-’32
5,000.. Sept 1 ’22-’ 31
8,000c. Sept 1 ’15-’ 18
4Hs’04 M-S J
,.
1 1,000c. .Sept 1 1919
INTEREST is mostly payable at
DEFIANCE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
5s
M-S
4 Ha
M-N
When Due.
$4,000c
1907-1910
7,500c.May 14 ’08-’22
7,500c.Nov 14 ’08-*22
INTEREST payable
DELAWARE.
at
1905..$9.10
Defiance.
F. D.
King, Auditor
This city Is In Delaware
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
5s
Al-S
$9,000.1Sept 15 ’07-’09
5s
Al-S
5,000.
Library Site.
5s
A-O
$1,000.
Tool-Room Bonds.
June $1,200-.June
Improvement Bonds (50%
5s
M-S $50.000...Mch
5s
1 ’07-’08
assess.)
1 ’08-’17
200
Nov 7 1907
1,000...Oct 1 ’07-’ll
6s
5s
800c.
4 s ’06
Al-S
3,000c,
5s ’06
J-D
2,500c
Di tch Bonds.
4s ’06
AI N
S4.500C.
Fred
Mashmeyer, Clerk.
This village Is in Hamilton
County.
BONDED DEBT Sept
’05.$106,2711Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
933,8401 Population In 1900
ELYRIA.
Frank R.
J,X X XIV.
1906-..$29 56
2,532
Fauver, Auditor.
This city Is situated in Lorain
County. [$70,000 bonds offreed April 30.]
When Due..
Paving Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds.
4Hs’06 J-J
$15,000c._Jan 1 ’10-’14
6s
J-J
$4,000
Septl909
i
Sewer Bonds. ~5s ’05
M-S
12,000c.Mch 1 ’15-’20 4Hs’06 J-J
$5,000c..Jan
’10-’14
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs’06 M-S
’10-’14
15,000c.Sept
4Hs
J-J
$45,000
July 1 1924
Fire-Department
Bonds.
($10,000 yearly to July 1 1928.)
4Hs’06 J-J
$8,000c. .Jan 1 ’10-T7
4S
A-O 150,000..Aug 1 ’09-’23
4s
J-D 150,000..Dec 1 ’24-’38 5s Street-Improvement Bonds.
F-A $10,000..Aug 15 ’06-’0S
4Hs’05 AI-S
50,000c.Mch 1 ’28-’37 6s
'
M-S
3,500c_Sept 1 ’07-’13
3Hs’06 J-J
/14,000c.. Jan 1 ’29-’35 6s
M-S
3,500c.Sept 1 ’07-’l 3
1,000c...Jan 1 1936 6s
M-S
10,500c_Sept 1 ’07-’13
4s ’06
M-N ‘50,000c.May 1 *28-’37 4
Hs’04 M-S /42,000
Sept ’07-’l3
Bridge Bonds.
110,500
4s
Sept 1 1914
A-O; $22.000._-Oct 1
5s
’05
M-S
’18-/28
12.000c. Afch 1 ’08-’15
3,000
Oct 1 1929 5s ’05
Af-S
/ 2,000c-Aieh 1 ’08-’08.
5s
M-S7f 8|625c.Sept
8.625c.Sept 1 ’07-’09
\ 17,500c_Mch 1 ’09-'15
l 2,000c...Sept 1 1910 5s
’05
Af-S
14,000c.Afch 1. ’08-’14
5s ’04
AI-S /12,000
Mch ’08-’13 GEN. DEBT Afch 1 1907__
$667,900
124,000
Afch ’14-’21 Assessment debt
121,700
4Hs’06 Af-S j 4,000c. _.Sept 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT
Afch 1 1907.
789,600
l50.000c.Sept 1 ’16-’25 Total valuation 1906
4,983,212
4Hs’06 Af-S / 1,000c...Sept 1 1915 (Assessment
about 1-3 actual value.)
l 20,OOOc.Sept 1 ’16-’25 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$39.30
Population In 1907 (est)
15,000
Population In 1900
8,7!) 1
INTEREST.—On some of the bonds is payable at United
States Mort¬
gage & Trust Co., New York City; on other
bonds In
LOANS—
:
Elyria.
ELYRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
IT. C. Harris, Clerk of Board.
LOANS—•
When Due. BOND. DEBT
Sept 1 ’06.. $94,000
6s
J-J
$6.000c.July 1 ’07-’18 Floating debt
4,0»«
5s
A-O
11,500c
1906-1919 Sinking fund
4,120
4 Hs
.J-D
8,000c
1907-1922 Assessed valuation 1906..
.4,750,000
5s
Af-N 30,000c
1906-1916 (Assessment about 1-3
actual valiu)
4 Hs’05' Af-S
27,075c
1907-1925 School rate (per $ 1,000) 1906.
.$13.40
4 Hs’06 AI-S
9,500c
1906-1928 Population In 1906
(est.)
12,000
4s ’07
Af-S
60,000..Jan 1
’18-’37
M-N
Oct
Sewer Bonds.
r
1 1908 5s ’07
$ 1,500c.Mch 1 ’0S-’l 7
1 ’09-’16 General debt Jan
1 1907
$100,491
1 ’07-’ 16 Assessment
debt
103,830
Floating debt
2,479
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
206,803
1 ’08-’16 Assessed valuation
1906
3,924,460
Street-1 m pro vein en i
5s '06
Alay
f$200c
i
...
M-S
5.OOOc.Sept 1 ’07-’ll
BONDED DEBT Sept ’05.
$307,250
Assessed valuation 1905
2,520,430
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$42.40
Population In 1890.
7,694
Population In 1900
7,579
the City Treasury.
M. B. Gorman, Clerk Bd.of
Educat’n.
4s ’05
M-N $2,000c
May 1 1907
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06..
$23,000
School tax (per $1,000)
ELMWOOD PLAGE.
VOL.
EVANSTON.
FINDLAY.
Annexed to city of Cincinnati in 1903.
Win. Demland, Auditor.
This city Is the county seat of Hancock
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street-lmprovement Bonds
(Con)
Street-Improvement Bonds.
os ’06
A-O
$7,000
1908-1916
f $3,000. .Apr 1 ’08-’10 (For
Paving Bonds.
see V. 82, p. 1169.)
maturity
Total tax (per $1,000)
3 Hs
F-A \ - 4,500__Oct 1 *07-’09 Is '06
5s
’06-’07_$31.80
F-A / 4,500..Aug 1 ’07-’ 15
M-S
$9,000..Sept 1 ’07-’15 Population in 1900
l 2,000
Oct 1 1910
5s
7,940
Oct
\ 1,500.. Apr 1 ’16-’18
1,490... Oct 1 ’07-’13 Population in 1907
6S
320... Nov 1 1907
(est.)
11,000
INTEREST on street-improvement bonds
City-Hall Bonds.
6s
and general bonds is payable
/1,220.. Jan 1 ’08-’09 3 Hs
at the depository of the
Al-S
$38,000
Sept ’07-’2 1
Sinking Fund.
1 1,830. .July 1 '07-’09
($2,300 In even years: $3,000 In odd.)
4s
DELAWARE COUNTY.
A. S.
1 ’08-’10
J2,025..Apr
Uas Bonds.
Auditor.
2,700. .Oct
Delaware is the county seat.
1 ’07-’10 6s
$9,000
1907
3 Hs
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan
/3,000..Apr 1 ’08-’10
Water Bonds.
1907.. $293,322
Road Improv’t
4,000__Oct l ’07-’10
Bds—(TuxExempt)
Assessed
Sept
$25,000
valuation 1907.-15,449,300
4s
Sept 1 1907
4s ’06
M-Sf $45.000c__Mch 1 ’08-’16 Tax
1,000..Apr ’08 & '10
rate (per $1,000) 1907
38,500
<
Aug 1922
$5.96
1,500.Oct ’07-’09-’l 1
l 51,000c..Sept 1 ’07-’ 16 Population
150,000
in
Mch 1 1908
1900
5
s
..26.401
2.000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1906 is
Oct '07-’10
a
payable
at
the
25,000
Co.Treasurer’s
Apr
1 1914
TAX FREE.—The road
office.
2,000
Oct ’J l-’l2
Improvement bonds are free from taxation.
2(1,000
4s
Apr 1 1919
3.500. _Alay 1 *07-' 13
A-O
DELPHOS. J. A. Scvitz, Clerk.
25,000
Oct 1 1921
7,000.. Nov 1 ’07-’l 3
J-D J 66,000..June 1 ’07-'28
This village is in Allen and Van
5s
Wert counties.
7,000.. June 1 ’07-’13
BONDED DEBT Sept 1
166,000..
Dec
1 ’07-’28
5s
’06.$86,000 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903.. .$39
7,000..June 1 ’07-’13
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
80
5s
AI-S / 1 ,000
873.234 | Population in 1900
Sept
1
1907
5s
A-O j $3,090 ..Apr 1 '08-’ 13
4,517
1
DENNISON. Clias. B.
14,000..Sept 1 ’08-’l 4
1 3,500, .Oct 1 ’07-’ 13
Clerk.
5s ’04
Af-S
This village Is in Tuscarawas
8,000..Sept
1 *07-’14 4 Hs
2,000....Afch 1 1908
County.
5s ’04
Af-S / 2,500..Sept 1 ’07-'11
LOANS—
4?*S
When Due. | BONDED DEBT
3,250
:
1910
Aug 1906. $98,000
\ 3,000..Sept 1 ’ 12-’ 14 6 s
Street-Improvement Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1905.
5s ’04
6,000..Sept 1 ’07-’12
AI-S
9 20,060
6s ’06
4,500..Sept l ’07-’15
A-O $29.000c._ .Oct 1
Sewer, Etc.
’07-16 | Population in 1900
5s ’05
A-O
9.000c. .Oct 1 ’07-’15 4s
3.763
A-O /$3,750..Apr 1 ’OS-’IO
DENNISON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '05
W. H. Thompson, Clerk.
AI-S / 3,000c-Afch 1 ’08-’13
A school district in
5,600. .Oct 1 ’07-’10
Tuscarawas County.
\ 2,000c. Mch 1 ’ 14-’ 15 6s
LOANS—
When Due. i (Assessment
5s ’05
360..Apr 2 ’08- 09
J-D
2,000c_-June 1 '07-’l0
about 40% aettial value)
4s ’06
M-N $17.000c.Nov 1 ’ 16-’32
5,400._Oet 2 ’07-’09
| School tax (per $ 1,000) 1906. .$17.50
1 ’08-’ll 4s
2,000..Apr
BOND. DEBT Feb 15
/
5s ’05
3,000..Apr 1 *08-’ 10
A-O
’07...$71,0001 Population in 1906 (est.)
2.500. _Oct 1 ’07-' 1 1
Assessed valuation 1906...
..5,000
l 8,000..Oct 1 ’07-’10
.$908,5501
4,000..Apr 1 ’12-’15 <>S
480
INTEREST Is payable In Dennison.
1908-1910
,4,000. .Oct- 1 ’ 12 - ’ 1 5 4s
1,000
1908-1910
5s ’05
M-S /
DOVER. J. F.
535C-.-Sept
l
ns
1907
M-N
Auditor.
..May 1 ’07-’13
This city (P. O. Canal
t 3,500c.Sept 1 ’08-' 14 (See V. 77, p. 3,600
Dover) is In Tuscarawas County
214, for maturity.)
5s ’06
J-J
LOANS—
8,ooo..Jan
’08-’15 5s ’05
When Due
A-O ; $1 ,50()C_.Apr l ’08-’ 10
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 ’06.
(3,500.. Apr
.$123,975
Paving Bonds.
’08-’14
1 2,000c. .Oct 1 '07-' 10
Assessed valuation 1905
5s ’06
A-O
1,984 020
4s ’06
8,000.. Oct
M-N j$5,400. May 1
’07-’14
Park Bonds.
*08-’161Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$31 00
’l 5-’16 5s 'On
2,000..Apr
1 6,000. .Nov 1 ’07-’16 Population In 1900
J-D
$4,000..June 1 ’07-'10
2,000.. Oct
5,422
DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT. P.M
’15-’16 4s ’06..
5.000..J..
Wagner, Clerk.
5s ’06
F-A /10,000..Aug
BOND. DEBT .Sept 1 ’06.
’07-’l6 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$32,000 | School tax (per $1,000)
$853,774
Assesserl valuation 1906
/ 9,000..Feb
’08-’l 6 Water debt (Included)
2.185.140 Population in 1906 (est.) 1906.$10 00
439.497
(
120
7.000
July 1 1907 Tax valuation 1905
EAST CLEVELAND.
4s
5,778.300
’06
J-J
( 4,500. Jan
Jas. P.
1 ’08-’ 16 Tax rate
Clerk.
(per $1,000) 1905
This village Is In
$4o.oo
Cuyahoga County.
U,500-.July 1 ’08-’ 16 Population In 1890
LOANS—
18,553
When Due. \
Water Bonds.
Population
In 1900
Street Bonds.
17.613
4s ’04
INTEREST
Is
M-N
$10,000
payable
at
the
Nov 1 1914
5s *05 M-N f$ 10, 500c Nov 1
Fourth National Bank, New York
’07-’08 BONDED DEBT
and at office of City Treasurer.
City,
Mch
’07.
$243,500
600c May l ’07-’09 Water debt
(included)
CITY PROPERTY.—The
5s '06 M-N
118,500
19.600..Nov 1 ’07-’10 Assessed valuation
owns Its water-works and
city
1906
gas-plant.
19.G00-.May 1 ’07-’10 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 4,366,425
FINDLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$29.90
John E. Prlddy, Clerk Board of
Population
in
1900
Commissioners
of
EAST CLEVELAND SCHOOL
Sinking Fund.
2,757
DISTRICT.
H. F. Jordan. Clerk.
LOANS—
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
When Due. I 6s g
Apr 1907. $156,009
M-N
6s
seml-an
$6,000c
Nov
$82,000 c
1911
4H g’04J-D $115,000c
1906-1920 Assessed valuation 1906
June 1934 4s ’07
3 Hs
s-a
6,036,180
50,000
M-S
25,000
c
1927
g
J-D
1915-1923 School tax (per $
18,000c
June 1916 BONDED DEBT Mch
1,000)
1906.. $11.50
5s
F-A
10,000 c
1907.$ 194.750
g
J-D
1921-1925
10,000c
June 1914| School tax
4s
(per $1.000) 1906 ..$13.50
Af-S
15,000c.Afch 1 ’07-’14
INTEREST on the issue of 1907 is
payable at the Superior Savings &
3 Hs
M-S
25,000c
Trust Co., Cleveland.
1906-1923’
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable at
Treasurer’s office; on all other bonds
EAST LIVERPOOL.
at Chase National
W.
Bank, New York City.
Jno. J.
-
—
_
Conklin,
Jeffries,
.
....
.
.
Defenbachcr,
,
‘
Arter,
_
’
,
__
Davidson,
Purinton, Pres. Sinking Fund.
Auditor;
FOSTORIA. James T.
This city Is in Columbiana
Auditor.
County.
This city is In Hancock and
LOANS—
Seneca counties.
When Due. |
Incorporated March 1888.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
LOANS—
When
Refunding Bonds
Due.
4s
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-S $62,000c..-Mch 1 1925
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J $105,000c...July 1 1940 4s
4s
AI-S $150,000
M-S
6s
July 1.V19 24
26,000c
M-S $82,500c. ..Sept ’07-’12 4
1907-1932
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
Hs
AI-S
($1,000 payable annually.)
6s
Al-S
27,000.. ..Alch ’07-’2<) TOTAL DEBT43,000..
Funding Bonds.
os
Oct
4s
Sept 1
$7,748c
At-S
1911-1918
99,500.. _Aleh ’ 1 S-’23 Sewer
4Hs
F-A $92,925c._Aug 17 1933
debt (Included)
($1,000 payable annually.)
4 Hs
AI-S
42,000-. ..Alch ’18-’23 Street debt
(Subject to call after Aug. 17 1913.) 5 s
(Included)
M-S
Street Bonds.
5s
1 ’07-’13
M-S $33,000c
Water debt (Included)
Sept 1 1924 General Bonds $7,OOOc.Sept
6s
Jan. 1 1907. $448,173
193,000
AI-S $30,468
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.) Assessment
Mch’07-’13 Sinking fund..
2 .OOO
debt
4s
M-S
Water Bonds.
12,500
.35,302
Mch ’07-’19 NET DEBT
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1967.
Sept 1 1906.__ 564.138
4s
M-S
4s
47,803
483.475
M-N $24,000c_.May 24 1937
Mch ’18-’23 Assessed valuation
1906
4 Lis
fund
,2.660.500
AI-S
7.867
34,691
Afch *18-’23 (Assessment
(Subject to call after May 24 1917.) Sinking
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
about 40% actual value)
4s”’06
AI-S
5s
J-D $ 18,500c
448,784
1 1923 Total tax (per $1,000)
7,000c...Sept
June 1 1923 Water debt
(included)
Sewer and (larbagc Bonds.
1906...$38.50
5s
147,500
J-J
50,000c
Jan 1 1922 Assessed
Population in 1890
valuation 1906
6s
7,070
AI-S $19,000
6,880,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.)
Aleh ’08-’26 Population In
1900.
(Assessment
about
4s
2-5
..7.730
M-S
actual value.)
3.500
Epidemic Bonds.
Alch
’l8-’22
Population
In
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906 (est.)
9."00
INTEREST is payable at the National Park
6s ’05
A-O
1906...$34.80
$1 ,000c
Apr 1 1908 Population in 1890
Bank, New York City.
.10,956
Library Bonds.
FOSTORIA
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Population
In
1900
4s
J-D $20,000c
16,485
LOANS—
Dec 1 1919 Population in
When Due. | Assessed valuation
1907 (est.)
1906. .$2,500.non
20,000
INTEREST on the $62,000 street bonds is
4s
M-S
$4.000c
__1907|School tax (per $1,000) 1006..$11.00
payable
in
New
York and on
the $26,000 and $7,748 street
4s
AI-S
bonds at the City
3,000c
1908 | Population in 19.06
Treasurer’s
office.
(est.)
lo.'KlO
EAST LIVERPOOL SCHOOL
BONDED DEBT Feb
DISTRICT.
1907..$7,0001
W.
Hill, Clerk.
LOANS—
INTEREST is payable at the Chase
When Due.
School Bonds—(Continued).
National
Bank,
New
York
and the First National
School Bonds.
City,
4s
Bank.,Fostoria.
F-A $25,000c...Aug ’ll-’23
5s
A-O
54.000c-. .Oct ’07-’08 4s
J-J '
5s
20.000c.July
’
10-’29
J-D
1
FRANKLIN.
50,000c.. .June ’09-’33 TOTAL DEBT Nov
Robert C.
1 ’06.. $105,000
Clerk.
4s
A-O
This village Is In Warren
4,000c.. ..Oet ’07-’08 Assessed
valuation 1905
County.
6,626,190
LOANS—
School tax (per $1,000)
When Due
1906._$11.00
INTEREST payable in East
Refunding Bonds.
Liverpool.
4Hs’06 J-D $15,000
Dec 1 1031
Yant,
_
_
Boys,
)
'
i
.
Apr., 1907.
/
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
j
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
W.
G. Bowland, Treasurer.
C.
Cussius,
Auditor;
Willis GENEVA.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds—
M-S$ 210,000c .r.Mch
Bridge Bonds.
J-D
A-O
5s
$4,000. .J
6s
1
une
Turnpike Bonds (Con.)M-N I$2,000._Meh 1 ’ll-’14
1 1,000.. Sept 1 ’13-’14
M-N
2,000 ..Sept
1
1907
M-S f 1 000..Meh
I
1908
1 ’08-’25
5 s' 04
6 s ’05
1907
j 30 .000. Apr 1 ’12-’13
1
1914 6s '05
[ 10,000. Apr
A-O
60.000. .Apr 1 ’08-’ 11
1
1907
f 5,000. July
J-J
1
1908 5s ’05
-! 10,000. .July
160,000. .July 1 ’09-’12
M-N 20,000 c May 1 '08-' 11
4S
t 2,000. .Sept 1 '07-'08
M-S j
200._Mch 1 lO-’ll
4s
\ 1,000.. Mch 1 14-’15
f 6,000..Meh ] 08-’ 11
4s ’04
M-S { 2,000.. Meh
1
1912
110,000. .Sept 1 ’08-’12
4s '05
{ 200
June 1 1907
Viaduct Bonds.
6s '06
J-D
i
900. June 1 ’08-’10
Is '06
A-O $20 ,000c Apr 2
1
2 ’08-’l
’1
! 1,600 ..June 1 ’ll-’14
Funding B o n d s.
I 300
June 11015
Feb 1 'i
i $100,000c
f 1,200
Auer 1 1907
4s ’05
F-AJ 200,000c : Feb 1 ’
6s ’06
F-A
11.300
Aug 1 1908
15.000c Feb 1
1919
II ,400.
Aug 1909
Deficiency and Bridge Bond;
6s ’06
F-A
J400. .Mch 1 ’13-’14
4 '■-2 S
M-N $80,000.. May 1 ’i
1600 .Sept 1 ’13-’ 14
5s
M-N
72,000.. May 1 ’07-’13
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '06 $1,009,000
’(
45
A-O
72,000.. Apr 1 ’08-’19
’<
Assessed valuation, real..75,809,600
Turn pike Bonds (To wnshi p)
Assessed val., personal
28,874,590
Os
M-S ($1 ,500.. Sept 1 ’(
Total valuation 1905
104,684.250
1
800.. Sept 1 "
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
6s
F-A j 3,000.. Aug 1 ’i
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$5.69
)
800.. Aug 1 ’
Population In 1890
124,087
6s
M-S / 2,000.. Mch 1 ’
Population in 1900
164,460
V 1,000.. Sept 1 ’
Population in 1906 (est.)
.250,000
6s
M-S
7,900.. Sept 1 ’(
(V. 77, p. 660, for maturity.)
INTEREST on the detieieney and bridge bonds is
payable at t lie United
States Mortgage & Trust Co., New Y ork; on all other bonds
at the County
Treasurer’s
GLENVILLE.
.
-
.
office.
FREMONT.
This city is in
LOANS—
Water.
5s
4s
C. F.
When Due.
Sewer.
.
...
.
’ I.
..
T
.....
...
$53,000
35,000..
17,850....
35,050
—
.
.
Sinking
FREMONT SCHOOL
J-J $2,000
DISTRICT.
July
1
1907!
6s
FULTON COUNTY.
GALION.
J. ().
—
Morrill, Auditor
.22,801
$1,000r...Apr
Tax-Exempt).
—(
1 1917
1
1 ,0()0r
Oct 1 1918
$6.000r..Jan 1 ’08-T7 BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 .$22,500
(Subject to call.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1907..Si).60
Population In 1907 (est.)
9.000
INTEREST on the funding and refunding bonds Is payable at the Dis¬
trict Treasurer's office.
Jan
GALLIA COUNTY.
Treasurer.
F. F.
Tliorniley, Auditor; C. W. Kerr,
County seat is Gallipolis.
LOANS—
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds.
5s
J-J
F-A
J-.T
5s
5s
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$J4,000c
5s
J-J
20,000c
5s ’04
F-A
7,600
5s ’04
J-D
10.000
BOND. DEBT Feb 18
.)S
$30 ,()00c
5,000c
30,000c
60,000c
[ 4,500c
110,000c
>
5,500c
12.000c
6.500c
Jan ’09-’ 11 -’ 15
Jan
15
1913
Junel2’14&16
Aug 17 1917
1907
July
July 1 ’08-’09
July
1
1910
July 1 ’ 1 1 -’ 12
1
1913
July
40.000c April
1918
85,()00c July
1919
50,000c April 14 1924
GALLIPOLIS.
Dec 7 '17-’21
’07._ $455,100
32.313
Assessed valuation, real
4.251,550
Assessed val., personal
2,128,6 60
Total valuation 1906
6,380,210
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
State&eo. tax(per $1,000) ’06.$16 00
Population ill 1890
27,005
Population In 1900
27,918
Population in 1907 (est.)
28,000
Sinking fund
Redemption Bonds.
$8.500c
5.000c
12,000c
6,000c
J
1,000.-Mcll 1 ’08-'09
1,000..Sept 1 ’07-’08 4 Bjs
1
5s
$35,000..Sept
1
1911
$20.000..Sept
1
1911
'
F-A
Feb
Aug
Feb
4,500c Feb
1 ,500c Aug
Feb
Aug
Feb
Aug
Aug
Feb
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
4,500c Feb
26
1925
1916
Deficiency Bonds.
5s
F A 2 5 $7.50 0e Aug
2 5 1923
1910
Street Improvement,
1911 •)S
F-A $21 ,300c Aug 25 ’07-’09
1911 5 s
F-A
2,000c
1911
1912 5 s
F-A
2,700c Aug
25 1909
1912 4s
F-A25 5.000c Aug 25 ’07-’ll
1913 4 s
F-A25 6,400c Feb 25 ’08-’U
1913 4 s
F-A25J3,000c Feb 25 ’08-’10
1914
14.5006 Feb 25 ’ll-'13
1915 GEN. BONDS Sept 1 ’06
$237,600
1916 Assessment debt..
47,500
1917 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1900
285,100
1918 Sinking fund
ft,468
1918 NET DEBT Sept 1 1906....
278.632
1919 Total valuation 1906.
1,719,955
1920 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
1920 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906...$38.80
1924 Population In 1900..
5,432
Aug
7,600c Aug
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1906
’07
F-A $9,00()C
Feb 25 1917
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
5 1930
1 1931
1908-’11
j $4 ,500. .Mcll 1 ’08-’16
) 5,000__Sept 1 ’07-‘16
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. $119,250
Tax valuation 1905..
1,260,267
GREENVILLE.
J. C. Kat zenbergef,
This city is in Darke County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Bonds — Part Assessment.
4s ’99
$39,600.Sept 14 ’07-’14
4s ’01
10,800..Feb 20 ’08-’16
,
....
5s
4s ’03
600
Apr 4 1908
6.720.June 24 ’07-’18
Street Bonds—General
5s ’03
$2,000
1907-1908
5s ’03
2,000..Sept 3 ’07-’08
Sept 1 1907
M-S (10,000..Mch 1 ’08-’U
l 8,000 .Sept 1 ’08-’l 1
Water WorksTonds.
5s ’92
$19.000..Oct 27 1917
Auditor.
Water Works Bonds (Con.) =
5s ’91
Dec 12 1917
$56,000.
(Subject to call Dec. 1907.)
Sewer Bonds.
M-S
4s
S3.000. .March
1917
4s
M-S
70,000.. Mch 1918-’27
GEN’I, BONDS Jan 1 1907 $205,789
Assessment debt
88.136
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
293,925
Tax valuation 1905.
.3,835,020
.
.
Total tax (per $ 1.000) 1905...$31.80
Population in 1900
5,501
....
Thad. Straub, Auditor.
Tills city Is in Butler
LOANS—
Deficiency Bonds.
$87,100
County.
When Due.
Crematory Bonds.
4s
4 V$s
4s ’06
M-N
5s
M-SS100,000.. July 1 ’04-’18
55,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
1903-1911
Nov 1 1926
4s ’06
J-J
$7.()()()_ .Aug 1907-’13
Refunding Bonds.
F-A
$500..Aug 1 ’07-’08
4J<s
M-N 25,000..May
1
1919
4 4s ’05J-J
25,000c July 1
1920
4s ’06
M-S
25,000c...Sept 1 1921
4 4s
M-N 65,000
Nov 1 1926
Gas Works Bonds.
Street Bonds.
5s
F-A $89,375..Feb 1 ’08-’18 4Ws ’05J-J Jj $«r>7
.1
$57.150c
Mch 1908-’16
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1909.)
\ 63,500c Sept 1907-’16
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J
55,000c..-July 1 1921
4s
$500
1907
Water-Works Bonds.
Intersection Bonds.
5s
J-J $250,000
1903-1915
4s
F-A $51,741
1903-1908 as
400
..1907
Storm Sewer Bonds.
4 4s
A-O
15.000... Oet 1
1918
4s '04
M-N $7,000c Nov
1
1914 4s'’06
M-N 115,000
Nov 1 1926
4s ’07
A-O
5,000c.. Apr 1 1922 BON I). D EBT Dec 1 ’06. $ 1,009,505
General Improvement Bonds
Floating debt..
55,000
5s ’04
J-J
1920 Total valuation 1906
$90,000c Jan
1
1 1,270,330
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
4 4s ’05
$5,600c Mch 1 ’08-’15 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$32.00
4s '06
M-S
20,000c
1
1921
Sept
23,914
Population In 1900
4s ’06
1,600
Dec 1 1921 Population Ini890
17,565
----
-
INTEREST on water bonds Is payable at First National Bank, New
Y'ork City; on the refunding bonds of 1906 and the street bonds of 1906 at
the Second National Bank, Hamilton, and upon all other bonds at Hamilton.
Dan Millikln, Pres.; J. A. Keller, Clerk
When Due. \
Building Bonds (Con.) —
LOANS—
Building Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
4s
4 4s
4s
4s
J-D $10,000 June ’1919&’24
J-D
20,000
1918-1922
F-A
6,000
1925
F-A
14,000
1926-1927
.....
July 7
A-O
5s
,34s
4 4
F-A $ 16,000
20.000c
.
4 4s
4s ’06
.
.
_
1923-1928
1920-1929
.
8,000c
M-S
1915-1922
20,000..July 1 ’17-26
Refunding Bonds.
F-A $13,500
($500 yearly.)
3,000’..-..1906-1919 4s
semi-an$l2,000
24,000..July 7 ’07-’14 4s
6,000
44,000
1908-1934
1907-1909
1907-1917
1910-1921
4s
F-A
9,000
4s ’06
F-A
6.000.. Feb
1
1916
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $225,500
Assessed valuation 1906. 11,607,710
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$9.00
.
HAMILTON COUNTY,
('has.
Charles E. Roth, Treasurer.
-
Aug
7.000c Aug
11,000c Feb
2.500c Allg
3,000c
10.500c
9.000c
7.000c
13.000c
6,000c
13,500c
Redemption Bonds (Con.) —
5s ’05
F-A
$3,000c Feb 25
4s ’06
$25,000. .Nov
10,000. .May
2,000. .Mch
Improvement Bonds.
4,000..Sept 1 ’07-'14 6s
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due Feb. 1 1916 and building bonds
of 1906 Is payable at the Treasurer's office; on other bonds at the Second
National Batik, Hamilton, Ohio.
Harry Maddy, Auditor.
This city is In Gallia County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
5s 1894 F-A $85.000c Feb
2o 1914
5s
M-N
2,0(H)c Nov
I 1916
Refunding Bonds.
3.90s
3.90s
H AMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
July 1 ’07-’l3
July 1 ’07-’ 16
Aug 25 1924
A O
J J
5s •
AO
4s ’06
J-I)
55,000c
June 1 1926
Infirmarv Bonds.
'OS
M-S
$7,500
Mch 21 '08-'10
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer’s office.
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
’08-’14
)
HAMILTON.
Judgment Bonds.
4 4s
J-J
$8,000
Jail 1 1912
Electric Light Bonds.
JUs
M-S
$3,500
Sept 1 1909
4Us
J-J
lail 1 1908
2,000
4'4S
J-J
3,500
Jan 1 1910
General bonds Jan 1 1907.. $128,005
Assessment debt
31,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2,938,850
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906._S33.60
Population in 1890
6,326
Population In 1900
7,282
.
Funding Bonds
J J
Sewer and Street Bonds.M-S j $3,500..Mch 1
4}4s '05M-S
Cowman, Clerk.
(Subject to call after Oct. 1907
(3 A LION SCUOOI DISTRICT.
J. E. Casey, Clerk Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Due. !
Refunding Bonds—{Tux Exempt).
4 4s
$14,500
Mcll 1 ’08-’21 4J4s’06 A-O /
5s
5s
4s
4s
D. R.
Highland County.
When Due. j
Is ’06
Ross, Auditor
This city is in Crawford County._
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
6s
M-S $12,000
Mch 1 1910
6s
M-S
11;00D
Apr -1 1912
4 1 i s
J-J
55,000
Jan 1 1921
Funding Bonds.
i!4s
MS
$7.500
Mch 1 1915
4,4s
Jan
4,360.. .Jan 1 ’08-’15
Fire Department Bonds.
4 ‘2s
July $3,600..July 1 ’<)7-’14
Street Improvement Bonds.
4J4s
Jan $11,4oo
Jan 1 ’08-’26
INTEREST is payable at Gallon.
J-J
Tiffs village is In
LOANS—
f 2,500
James I*.
.
s
GREENFIELD.
.
Wauseon is the countv scat.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06
$142,000 > Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1905.. .9,225.150 1
5
$26,470
..
Fund Trustees.
Is ’05
the
J-J ($30,000c Jan 2 ’09-’23
1 30.000c July 2 ’08-’22
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907
$267,470
Sinking funds
14,771
Assessed valuation, real..12,041,470
Assessed val., personal
6,756,080
Total valuation 1906
18,797,550
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$6.75
Population in 1890
29,820
Population in 1900
31,613
bridge bonds is payable at tlie County
_
..
.
INTEREST on
Treasurer’s office.
Funding Bonds.
4s
GREENFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. II. Anderson, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.' BONDED DEBT Meh 1 ’07
$23,500
4s
M-S $19,000c
Mch 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1906
1,255,275
6s
M S
3,500c. .Sept 1 1916 School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$12.00
5s
M-S
1,250c
Sept 1 1909 Population In 1906 (est.)
5.000
INTEREST is payable at the Highland County Bank, Greenfield.
TOTAL DEBT Dee 1906..
379,474
Water debt (included).
51,500
las
Tax valuation 1906...
3,016,860
is
-(Assessment-about 1-3 actual value.)
4s
20.000...
Total tax (per $1 .000) 1906. .$32.00
J'js’Oh A-O
lo.oooc .Oct 1 ’11 -’ 15 Population in 1890
7,141
Sewer and Street.
Population in 1900
8 439
4V.Cs
$25,948...
INTEREST on the funding bonds is payable at the office of the
.
.
Dodds, Auditor.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$41.50
Electric and Water Bonds.
Population in 1890
2,460
6s
$5,000..Sept 1 ’07-’16 Population In 1900
3,979
INTEREST Is payable in Greenfield.
Sandusky County.
$27,000
6s
William
Xenia is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
4s
M-S $92.000c Mch 1 ’08-’30
4s g
M-S
80,000c Sept 1 ’07-’26
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’06
M-N
$6,000c Nov 1 '07-’12
4s '06
J-J
f
470c
Jail
1909
(13,000c. Jan 1 ’ 10-’22
(13,000c. July 1 ’10-'22
6s
....
.
city of Cleveland.
GREENE COUNTY.
Electric Bonds.
Bell, Auditor.
4Hs
$24,929
4s ’06-’13
2,160.
45,500
Improvement.
Funding Bonds.
4s
$29,250
f$6,OO0c.Apr 1 ’15-’20
Paving.
4'._;s’06 A-O ■; a.OOOe..Oct
1 ’ 15-’ 19 4}$S '05
$74,000
[ 1 ,050c
Oet 1 1920
Fire Department.
Refunding.
4 !(s ’.05
$30,000
l
See
.
.
5s
Crowther, Clerk.
This village is In Ashtabula Countv.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.. $128.800)Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$34 40
Floating debt
700 I Population in 1900
2,342
Sinking fund
2,3001 Population in 1907 (est )
2,500
Assessed valuation 1906
1,100,0001
County seat is Columbus.
4s
C. I.
8!)
.
(est.)
6,500
C.
Richardson,
Auditor;
County seat is Cincinnati.
When Due.
Longview Improvement.
5s ’.87
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $50,000c...Dec 1 1917
4s ’96
J-D $25,000c. _June'16 1916 (Sublect to call after Dec. 1 1907.)
LOAN.S—
4s '96
M-N
79,500c .Nov 25 1916
4s ’98
F-A 107.000c. .Aug 10 1918
4X ’98
A-O
99,000c..Oct 26 1918
4s ’99
J-J
31,000c
July 1 1919
4s ’03
J-J
10.000c
Ian 1 1923
3 4s’99 Aug
4 ,750c.. Aug 26 1919
4s"'04 J J 15185 ,000c..Jan 15 1924
4s ’04
M-N
25,000c... Nov 1 1924
4s ’05
M-S
25,000c..Meh 15 1935
Court House.
5s ’84
F-A $50,000c. ..Aug 1 1934
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1914.)
5s ’84
J-D $35,000c
Dec 1 1934
-
5s ’88
A-O $25,000c...Nov 1 1918
1 1908.)
J-D $30,000c. .Dec 12 1921
(Subject to call after Dec. 12 1911.)
4s ’92
F-A $30.000c ..Feb 6 1922
(Subject to call after Feb. 6 1912.)
(Soibject to call after Nov.
4s '91
Armory Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S$ 115,000c. .Mch 15 1930
County Bonds.
M-N$260,00()c..May 15 1916
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04
J-D $150,000c..Dec 16 1914
Decennial Appraisement Bonds.
4s ’00
J-D $40,000c.June 1 ’07-’X0
4s '96
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1915.)
J-D $ 15,000c
Overdraft
June 1 1934
(Sublect to call after June 1 1914.) 3 pjs’00 M-S
4s '85
Toll Pike
M-N$350,000c
May 1 1935
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.) 4s ’05
M-S
4s ’86
J-D $125,000c .June 15 1936
(Subject to call after June 15 1916.)
4s ’84
Bonds.
$30,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’10
Purchase Bonds.
$50,000c.
Sept 1 1930
90
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
Aqueduct Bonds.
4s ’96
F-A $9,000
When Due. 1
Road and Avenue Bonds.
-4s ’91
J-D $30,000c. ..Dec 12 1911
4s ’92
Aug 22 1910
J-D
70,000c. .June 1 1912
(Subject to call after Aug. 22 1906.) 4s ’93 M-N 45,000c&rNov 1 1913
4s ’97
J-J
$00,000c..Jan 27 1917 4s ’94
J-D
13,000c_..June301914
(Subject to call after Jan. 27 1907.) 4s ’94 A-0 29,000c...Oct 1 1914
3^S’99 M-S $15,000c
Mch 4 1919
Memorial Building Bonds.'
(Subject to call after March 4 1909.) 3>£s’03 F-A$250,000c
Aug 1 1953
Infirmary Bonds.
(.Subject to call Aug. 1 1933.)
4s ’05
J-J
$6,000c..July 15 1915
Platting.
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’89
F-A $24,500c...Feb 1 1919
3Hs’05 J-J $50,000c
July 1 1955 (Subject to call after Feb. 1 1909.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1930.)
4s ’92
J-D $15.000c
June 1 1922
Turnpike Bonds.
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
4s ’91
J-D $20,000c..Dee 12 1911 TOTAL DEBT
Sept
1
’06.$2.952,050
4s ’92
J-D
31,000c..Dec 24 1912 Total valuation 1905
270,000,000
4s ’93
M-N
14,400c..May 31 1913 County tax (per $1,000) 1900..$0.82
4s ’89
M-S
27,000c...Sept 1 1919 Population In 1890..
374,573
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1909.) Population In 1900
409,479
LOANS—
4s ’05
Justin
HENRY COUNTY.
F. J.
County seat Is Napoleon.
LOANS—
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
M-N
A-O
J-D
M-N
J-D
M-N $10,000
A^O /
500
.
City.
IRONTON SOHOOL DISTRICT.
I). W. Ogg, Clerk Board of
Education.
When Due. i (Assessm’t about 3 5
actual value.)
Mch ’08-’l 2 j School tax
(per $1.000) 1907.. $7.oo
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $10,000 i
Population In 1907 (est.)
1.10,000
Assessed valuation 1907
4,900,827!
INTEREST Is payable at the National Park
Bank, New York
LOANS—
5s
Sept $10,000c
...
City.
Shumate, Auditor.
1 40,000c .Apr 1 ’30-31
nfirmary Building Bonds.
4s ’00
J-D $40,000. June 30 ’07-’20
Bridge Bonds.
$9,000
..
/
County
scat ls
LOANS—
Steubenville.
Funding Bondi.
4s
’00
-aJl
-Infirmary Bondi.
|4s ’05 M-N f$24 ,000. .May 1 *07-15
t 20,000.. .Nov 1 ’07-14
1 ’07-’101
(V. 80, p. 1430,, for maturity.)
M-S( $40,000.. Mch 1
l
Reynolds, Auditor.
When Due. I
50,ooo..Sept
’08-’10i
.
5s
M-N
M-S
5s’04
3,000
4,000
Nov 1 19n
Sept 1 I9u
Refunding Bonds.
4s *05
$116,000...June 1915-20
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906_$539,500
...
Turnpike debt (Included).. 292,500
Total valuation 1906
24,977,400
(Assessment ls 3-5 actual value.)
Population In 1890
39,415.
Population In 1900
44,357
County Treasury.
Eckert, Mayor; Terrence A. McMahon, Clerk.
In
John Y.
Thompson, Auditor.
F-A
A-O
...
...
...
Water Works Bonds.
$40,000 .Oct 30 1900-19'
10,000
1907-1909
Recapitulation of Debt
Water bonds
$50,000
5s
4s
5,000
Oct 1 1918
2,900
Apr 1 1910
15,500c
Apr 1 1915
15,000c...Oct 1 1920
10,200c
Aug 1 1915
Bonds.
$58,000
1907-1925
1 4,000
Oct 1 1908
Oct 1 ’10-13
\20,000
9,000c...Aug 1 1920
50,000
Oct 1 ’20-24
5,000
Apr 11911
3,000
Sept 1 1907
7,000.. ..Oct 1 1907
Refunding bonds
100,000'
50,000
12,200
100,200
5,815
35,000
Park bonds
Street improvement bonds.
Street paving bonds.
Sewer construction
General Improvement
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’00..
359,215
Tax valuation 1905
..2,082,510
Total tax (per $ 1 ,000) 1905.
$42.00
Population In 1890..
5,557
Population In 1900
0,852
..
KENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS
When Due. | BOND. DEBT
Sept 8 1900.. $32,500
0s
A-O $10,000
Oct
’10-171 Sinking fund..
2,846
0s
J-J
22,500... July 1 ’07-15 j School tax
(per M) 1900
$10.50
INTEREST Is payayble at the office of the Board of
Education.
LAKEWOOD.
B. M.
Cook, Clerk.
This village Is in Cuyahoga County.
LOANS—
When Due.
4
Mjs’06sem-an($99,ooo_Sep 15’11-’43
1
1,000.Sept 15 1944
Water Bonds.
5 s ’05
A-O $20,000
1915
5s ’05
A-O
1,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-14
(15,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-12
5 s ’04
A-O
Oct 1 1913
2,900.
4,300.
Oct 1 1914
5s ’05
A-O
11,825. .Oct 15 ’00-15
5s ’05
A-O
1,200. .Oct 15 '07-10
5s ’06
A-O
4,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-’16
5s ’06
A-O
8,200
1907-1916
Street and Sewer Bonds.
5s ’04
A-O
$1 ,400. ...Apr 1 ’08-09
1,000.
Oct 1 1907
5 s ’04
A-O
2,500. ..Oct 1 ’08-12
2,000. ..Oct 1 ’13-14
5 s '04
A-O
5,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-11
1,500. ..Oct 1 ’12-14
5s ’04
A-O
4,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-14
40,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-11
5s ’04
A-O
Oct 1 1912
10,500.
23,000. ..Oct 1 ’13-14
5s ’07
AO
34,600. ..Oct 1 08-’17
.
Incorporated May 4 1903.
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
Street and Sewer Bonds (Con.).
’05
A-O $18,630. .Oct 15 ’07-15
’05
A-O
6,400..Oct 15 ’07-10’05
A-O
10,200...Oct 2 ’07-15
’05
M-N 34,250.
1915
Improvement Bonds.
’05
A-O $30,000
1920
’05
A-O
0,750c. Oct 15 ’07-15
Street Bonds.
’06
A-O $13,200...Oct 1 ’07-’ll
’06
A-O
4 299...Oct 1 ’07-’ll
Funding Bonds.
A-O ($3,500...Oct 1 ’07-’13
l 3,000
Apr 1 *08-’13
5s ’06
Recapitulation
Electric light.
of
Debt.
$25,000
257,000
37,500
General sewer
General Improvements
Fire
1
1,500
Water
Special
21 500
assessment
687,085
TOTAL DEBT Sept 20 ’00.1,029,585
Assessed valuation 1906
4,411,000
(Assessm’t about 40% Actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.
.$35.90
Population In 1890
3,350
Population In 1900 (est)
8,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Cleveland Trust
Company, Cleveland.
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. O. Gordan. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb
1907 $190,000
4s ’99
Oct $13,000
1907-1919 Assessed valuation 1906..
3,900,000
4s ’01
Oct
10,000
1907-1910 (Assessm’t about 1-5 actual
value.)
4 I4s’03 Oct
60,000
1907-1928 School tax (per $ 1,000) 1906.
.$14.50
4 f^s’OO Sept
.1911-1944 Population In 1907
100,000
(est.)
8,500
4s ’05
M-S
7,000r..Sept 1 ’07-33
($500 every two years.)
INTEREST Is payable at Citizens’ Savings & Trust
Co. In Cleveland.
.
■
LANCASTER.
H. T.
Mechling, City Auditor.
This city Is In Falrlleld County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Works.
5s
M-N $20,000.
$20,000.May 1 1911
4s
A-O
21 000...Oct
000.
1 ’07-27
i
Street Improvemen
0s
M-S $12,800.
5s
F-A
000
000.
5s
J-D /
975
975.
1 1,300
1,300.
,4s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
’04
’04
’05
’00
j
I
Market House Bonds.
M-S $15,OOOc.Mch ’10-15-20
4s *05
Refunding Bonds.
F-A
J-I)
$20,000. ..Feb 1 ’11-14
15,000c_. Dec 1 ’08-12
Sewer Bonds.
Aug ’07-10 4s ’00
F-A
$2,000...Feb
14 1910
M-N /J 2,2L0--.May
2.2L0.
1 ’07-1 1 4s ’00
A-O
5,000
Apr 9 1916
2,210...Nov 1 ’07-11 BONDED DEBT
\ 2,210.
Sept 1 ’05 $135,081
1 ,200.
Sept
Nov
2,500.
J-D
Aug 1 1908
Feb
*08-10;
3,500c
7,968.
7,908
Feb 7 1910
to call after Feb 7 1907.)
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
$4,107.74.Jan 10 1910
(Subject to call after Jan 10 1907.) ;
The city owns Its natural gas
plant, from which Is derived
of about $25,000 per annum.
7,555
8,991
a net
income
LANCASTER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
5s
:
BONDED DEBTSept 1 *00 $549,000
4s
M S 100.000...Mch 1922-20
Total valuation 1905
7,757.780
4g
A-O J40,000
Apr 1 *27 28 (Assessment about H actual
value.)
110,000
Apr 1 1929 County tax (per $ 1.000) 1905.$13.30
Population In 1890
28,408
Population In 1900
34,248
INTEREST on the Infirmary building bonds
ls payable at the
County
Treasurer’s office
James M.
A-O
5s ’00
Apr 1 1929
4s ’00
Refunding
(Subject
Turn pike Bonds (Con.).
4s ’05 " A-O
j $ 10,000c
1
\
F-A
4s ’05
3.90s
5s
1907-1911
,
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
4s
5s
Township RoadJImp.(Spec.)—Con.
F. A. Ross, City Auditor.
Jackson Ls the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. 1
Turnpike Bonds.
I
B
M-S $20,000...Sept 1 ’07-10
8
M-N 80,000
May 4 ’11-181
■
A-O 100,000...Apr
1 ’11-20 i
4s
A-O
45,000...Apr 1908-10
4s
A-O
20,000...Apr 1919-20
ds
A-O
20,000...Apr 12 1921
A. C.
Turnpike Bonds (Con.)
June 1 ’07*iq,
($4,000
J-D ( 4,000...Dec 1 ’07-10Junel 19n
[ 8,000
5s
J-J
/ 0,500...Jail 1 ’07*17
1 6,500...July 1 ’07*17
(V. 76. p. 1203, for maturity.)
5s
village Is situated
0s
4s
This city Is the county seat of Lawrence
County.
LOANS—
When Due I
Garbage Bonds.
Memorial Hall.
4s
M-N
$075c. .May 1 ’07-09
5s
M-S $20.000c
Sept 1 1910
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s
M-N
3,500c.. .May 1 1914 i 4s ’00
J-J
$90,000c.. .Jan 11926
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’00
J J
20,000c
July 1 1920
5s
M-S $30.000c
Sept 1 1915 1
Refunding Wharf Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
! 5s
J-J
$3,000c.
4s
M-S
$1,500c. .Sept 1 ’07-09 ! (Subject to call after .July 11 1908
July 11 1903.)
5s
M-N
1,000
Nov 1 1908
Street Bonds.
5s *04
J-D
5,000c...June 1 1924 5s
J-D $25,000c..-June 1 1912
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D
6,000c.. Dec 1 ’07-09
5s
M-S $18.000c...Mch 1 1911 4s
M-N
1,500c..May 1 ’07-09
4s
J-J
27,000c
July 1 1907 5s
M-S
25,000c.. .Sept 1 1923
4s
M-N
1 ,000c..May 1 *08-09 5s ’04
J-D
26,000c..June 11924
5s *04
J-D
5.000c...June 1 1924 5s 05
J-I)
9,270c.-June 1 ’07-15
4s ’00
M-N
50,000c. ..Nov 1 1920 5s ’05
J-T)
30.000c
Junel 1925
Sanitary Bonds.
GENERAL DEBT Mch ’07 $451,800
4s
J-J
2,000c
1907-1908 Assessment debt
03,012
Pest House Bonds.
Floating debt
11,750
5s ’05
J-D
$4.500c
June 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT Mch
1907..
520,502
Smallpox Epidemic Bonds
Sinking
fund
42,290
5s
M-S $15,000c
Sept 1 1923 Water debt (Included)
204,500
Sewer Bonds.
Tax valuation 1900
4,900,827
5s
J-I) $25,000c.. .June 1 1912
City tax (per $1.000) 1900
$12.40
4s
M-N
6,000c.. Nov 1 ’07-18 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906. .$32.20
4s
M-N
1,000c..May 1 ’08-09 Population In 1890
10,939
5s ’04
J-D
5,000c.. .June 1 1924 Population In 1900
11,808
5s ’05
J-D
10.000c. ..June 1 1925 Population In 1907
(est)
10
000
INTEREST on the whar bonds and on
the special assessment bonds Is
payable at the City Treasury; on all other bonds at the National Park
Bank,
New York
W. J.
M-N
4s ’05
Feb
.
JACKSON COUNTY.
5s
4>is’05 A-O
1907-1910 4^s
Apr 1 1908
1907-1912:
1904
1 1,000...Oct 1 ’07-08
1907-1911 4 **s’04 M-S
53,000
M&S’07-14
9.000
1907-1912
(V. 79, p. 227, for maturity.)
7,500
1907-1911 4Hs’()4 J-J
$4tf,000
I&J ’07-14
0,000
Jan 1 ’08-13
(V. 78, p. 2400, for
4s
J-J
0,000...July 1 ’07-12 4Hs’05 A-O j 1,000c maturity.)
Oct
1907
500
July 1 1913
114,000c
Oct ’08-14
4s
J-J
6,000...July 1 ’07-12 4 J$s’05 A-O
5.000c..,_Oct ’00-11
6,000...Jan 1 ’08-13 4^s’05.J-J
46,500c
Ian
’07-14
4s
J-J
500
July 1 1907 (Part each J&J.
See V. 80, p. 2233.)
4s
J-D
10,500
June 1 *07-13 4 4s’00 J-J
82,500c. J&J1907-1915
12,000
Dec 1 ’07-12 (See V. 82,
p, 1396, for maturity.)
4s
J-D
3,000
Tune 1 ’07-09 4Ws’06 M-S
20,000c.M&S
’07-’15
3,000...Dec 1 ’07-09 BONDED DEBT
Apr 1 ’00
4s
J-D
2.500
Junel’07-11
(all township road debt)
$334,500
2,000...Dec 1 ’07-10 Total valuation 1905
10,000.000
4s
A-O
12,000
1907 1910 (Assessment about 1-3
actual value.
4s
M-N
8.000
1907-1910 State & co. tax
(per $1,000)’05.$7.10
4s
M-N 10,000
1907-1911 Population In 1890
.25,080
(Population In 1900..
27,282
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s
office.
IRONTON.
M-S
5s ’05
A-O
4 Us’05 A-O
Beck, Auditor.
$4,000
11,250
7.500
5s
This city is In Hardin County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
5s ’04
Oct ’14-10
A-O/$15,000
$9,000. .Feb 25’08-’l 2
GEN’L DEBT Feb 1907..
$20,000
Ditch debt (assessment
108,527
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.
128,527
Assessed valuation 1905..13,449.680
Population In 1900
31,187
4s
A-O
KENTON.
Turnpike Bonds.
When Due.
5s
LXXXIV.
Portage County.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT July
18 ’00.$107,207
Street Bonds.
Sinking fund
.1,660
5s
Jan $13.500c
Total valuation In 1906
1,730,958
5s
3,786c
(Assessm’t about 3-5 actual value.)
5s
Nov
19,578c
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$27.20
5s ’05
Oct 1 18,000c..Oct 1 ’07-15
Population In 1890
3,501
Refunding Bonds.
Population
1900
In
4,541
Os
M-S $80,000c_.Mch 1 ’15-221
5s
J-J
$33,389c..Jan 1 ’18-23,
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is
payable at the National Bank
of North America, New York; on the
$18,000, $3,780 and the $13,500 Is¬
sues at the City
Banking Company, Kent, and on the $19,578 bonds at the
Kent National Bank. Kent.
Brewer, Auditor.
Township Road Imp. (Special).
F-A
This
Sutton, Auditor.
5s ’07
.Junel 1911;
to call June 1 1899.)
$40,000
Apr 1 1913
16,000..Feb 20 ’08-11 I
:
16,000
f
500
Feb 1 1908
/ 1,000
Aug 1 1907
l 3,000
Aug 1 1908
8,000
Oct 1 1908
f 3,000...Mch 1 ’08-13
( 3,000
Sept 1 ’07-12
l 2,000
Sept 1 1913
J 2,500
May 1 ’07-11
\ 5,000...Nov 1 ’07-11
.
KENT.
#
Kenton is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.!
Bridge Bonds.
__s
$2,000...Oct 1 *07-08
s
I 4.000
Jan 1 ’08-09
112,000...Jan 1 ’10-13
Building Bonds.
__s
$3,000
Jan 1 1908
A-O
F-A
'
$85,000
INTEREST payable at
County seat Is Findlay.
LOANS—
When Due. !
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs
F-A/$ 12,000.
Aug 1 ’07-12 5s ’04
M-S $50,000..Sept 15 ’09-18
1 24,000. .Aug 1 ’13-20
Ditch Bonds.
4s
20,000
5s
A-O ($8,000. ..Oct 1 ’07-10
Pike Bonds
!
\ 1,000
Oct 1 1911
($1,500c ..Apr 1 1908
Court House Bonds.
5s ’05
A-O J [ 1,300c.
.Apr 1 1909 5s
...$105,000
1907-1918
i[ 0,000c..Apr
0,000c
1 ’10-15 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.
$242,000
5s ’05
J-D 1! 10,000.
,000
June 1 ’07-14 Assessed valuation
1906..23,380,000
,900
June 1 1915 ; (Assessm’t about
1 1,900.
40% actual value.)
f 1,000.
.Junel 1907 County tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$7.20
5s ’05
J-D (i [ 3,000.
3,000..June 1 ’08-13 Population In 1890..
42,503
700
700.
Junel 1914 Population In 1900
41,993
5s 05
M-S f 7,500c
“»pt 1*07-11
1 4,000c
;pt 1 ’12-15
5s ’06
M-S
3,500.
?pt
07-’l 3
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer’s
office.
HARDIN COUNTY.
(Subject
5s
1 1930
INTEREST Is payable at the office of
County Treasurer.
John A.
J-D
5s
6s
5s
M-N$175,000c...May
HANCOCK COUNTY.
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds.
5s
.
[VOL.
F-A
When Dwe.J4s ’06
$52,500..Aug 15 ’07-13 |
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
A
C.
County seat ls Ironton.
LOANS—
Turnpike Bonds.
58
When Due.]
M-S/$70,000. ...Mch 1 ’08-23
1 85,000.
Sept 1 ’07-23
M-N
$8,000...May 1 ’14-17
Robison, Auditor.
Court-House Bonds.
4s ’00
M-SJ $05,000c. Mch
1
’21-’33
] 05,000c.Sept 1 ’21-’33
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-SJ 0,000. ..Mch 1 ’08-13 4s ’06 M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1916
1
7,000. ..Sept 1 ’07-13 BONDED DEBT
Mch ’07. $334,000
"
4s
Mch 1 1908 Assessed valuation
M-SJ 1,000.
9,591,517
\ 2,000. ..Sept 1 ’07-08, (Assessment ls 3-51900
actual value.)
4s
M-S
10,000
Mch 1 1909 County tax
(per $1,000) 1006.$10.96
($1,000 each M&S).. .to Sept 1 1913
Population In 1890
39,556
4S '04
MS
8,000. ..Sept 1 *07-14 Population In
1900...
.39,534
INTEREST on part of the turnpike bonds Is
payable at the Park Bank
N. Y.; on ad other bonds at the office of the
County Tretusurer.
i
•
05.2
1
APR..
1907.]
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
J. N.
LICKING COUNTY.
Wright, Auditor.
County seat Is Newark.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation, real..$17,612,160
Bridge and Road Repair Bonds.
Assessed vai., personal.. 10,133,816
J-J
5s
$30,000...July 1 '07-08 Total valuation 1906
27,745.976
5s
J-J j$10,000
July 1 1909 (Assessment about 50 % actual value)
1 40.000...July 1 '10-11 County tax (per $1,000) 1905..$5.45
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '07 $85,000 Population In 1905 (est)
52,300
Sinkingfund
10,957 Population In 1900
47,070
INTEREST payable at Newark, Ohio.
Theo. D. Robb,
LIMA.
Fire
4s
Department Bonds.
A-Of $1,500c..Apr 1 '08-10
1
2,000c.. Oct 1 '07-10
Bonds.
Sewer
Water Bonds.
M-S$150,000c&r.Mch 1 1925
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1920.)
Market Place Bonds.
M-S
4s
$1,000c...Sept
'
38.000c--0ct 1
4s
Street Fund.
'07-25
Bonds.
Water
J-.J J $3,000c
Jan
1
4,000c...July
Special Street Impt. Fund.
J-J J 53,000c...Jan
5s
1
4,000c
July
Building Bonds.
4s '06
M-S($19,000c..Mch 1
"l 10.000c-.Sept 1
Funding Bonds.
4Hs
A-Oj$28,500c._Apr 1
5s
'08-10 5s
'07-10 5s
’08-10
Works.
M-S 530.000c..Mch 1 '08-10
M-S 138,000c. ..Apr 1 1916
4s
4s '05
A-O 150,000c.. Oct 1 '12-26
M-S / 11,000c.. Mch 1 '08-18
'07-10
'08-26
11,000c--Sept 1 '07-17
1
248,011
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.1,101,011
'08-27 Water debt (Included)
1 '07-26 Sinking fund
501,000
57,140
7,663,600
Assessed val, personal
2,937,843
Total valuation 1906
10,601,443
6s
$57,740 t (Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
$6,00014s
5s
87,27913.90s
13,800 Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906...$38.00
4^s
57,692 | 3 bjs
25,500 Population 111 1890
15.981
i Population In
1900
21,723
| Population In 1906 (est)
27,000
INTEREST on the water 5s Is payable by Winslow, Lanier & Co., New
York; on all other bonds at the City Treasurer’s office.
4s
\ 30,000c_-Oct
A-O]
10,000c.-Oct 1 '07-16
\
9,000c__Apr 1 08-16
Special Assessment Bonds.
'
4Ks
M-S
4 t*s
M-N
Assessed valuation, real
LIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
G. A. Herrett, Clerk Board of Education.
LOANS
When Due. 5s
M-SJ $36,000c. Mch 1 ’0S-’19
M-S
1907
$1,000c
Sept
\ 24,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’18
M-S
5
'04
’07-'14
s
J-D
8,000c
Sept
12,000.. Mch 1 ’08-’19
M-S
M-S
13.000c...Mch ’08-’20
9,000c
Sept '07-’ 15 5 s '05
?>s
M-S
A-O
20,000. .Apr 30 ’08-’27
lO.OOOc.Sept 1 ’<)7-’16 5 s '06
5s
M-S
11,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’17 BOND DEBT Sept 1906, .$150,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$9.25
INTEREST Is payable at the Commercial Bank, Lima.
—
5s
5s
5s
i
This
Assessed
(per $1,000) 1905...$35 40
976.770 | Population In 1900
valuatlon^l905
LOGAN COUNTY.
3,330
Winfield S. Jones, Auditor.
County seat Is Bellefontaine.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-S $15.000c...Jan
5s
J-J
500c...Jan
1f
J-J
4s
Pike Bonds.
J-J
($1,000c._.Jan
5s
1 1910
1 1908
1I
500c...July 1 1907
1I
3,000c.Jan
1 ’08-’09
i
4,500c.July 1 ’07-’08
4s
4s
J-J
2,000c. ..July 1 1909
J-J
10,000c.. Jail 1 '11-’12
Ditch Bonds.
5s
J-J
$2,500c
July 1 1907
5s ’05
J-J
17,000c
1907-1910
5s ’06
J-J
17,000c..J & J *07-’l 1
(See V. 82, p. 650, for maturity.)
4s ’06
J-J
18,000c.J&J 1907-1911
5s
1 1908
\
1,500c... July 1 1907
/ 5,000c
Ian ’08-’09
J-J
1 7,500c. July 1 ’07-’09
Gravel Road Bonds.
J-J
$ 1,000c...July 1 1907
5s
5s *04
(
1
J-J
2,000c...Jan 1 1908
4,000c. July 1 ’07-’08
4s *06
J-J
18,000.-J&J1907-1912
(See V. 83, p. 340 for maturity.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 16 ’07 $124,000
Ditch bonds (Included)
58,000
Turnpike bonds (Included).
32,000
Bridge bonds.
34.000
(See V 83, p. 340, for maturity.) Assessed val., real
10,500,000
4s *07
J-J
$15,000
J-J ’07-'l2 Assessed val. personal
5,500,000
(See V. 84. p. 233, for maturity.) Total valuation 1906
16,000.000
3-5
actual
(Assessment about
value)
.State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '06,$9.20
Population in 1890
.27,386
Population In 1900
30,420
Population In 1907 (est.)
37 ,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s office.
LORAIN.
F. J.
King, Mayor; Custer Snyder, Auditor.
This city Is In the county of the same name.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4 b|S’04 M-S $14,000
River Improvement Bonds.
Sept 1 1917
5s '98
J-J
$75,000...July 15 1918 4Hs’04 M-N 20,000
Nov 1 1917
($5,000 due yearly to July 15 1932.)
4^s’05
87,000...Sept 15 1925
5s '94
Fire-Hose Bonds.
$100,000.Sept 15 '14-’3.3
4s '03
1180,000.June 15 ’33-’69 4s '04
$1,000...Dec 15 1916
Sewer Repair Bonds.
\ 1,000... July 15 1970
5s
'05
4Hs’04 M-S
14,000c._.Nov 1 1917
$3,000...Sept 15 1907
General debt Jan 1 1907.... 827,500
Refunding Bonds.
6s '92
$18,000..Aug 1 '07-'12 Assessment debt
309,420
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.1,136,920
Refunding Water-Works Bonds.
5s '95
8.758.580
$125,000...Aug 24 1915 Assessed valuation 1906
5s '94
90,000
Nov 1 1914 (Assessment about 1-6 actual) value.
4s '99
M-S
Tax
rate
15,000
Sept 1 1919
(per $1,000) 1906...$32.30
4s *02
M-S
32,000
Sept 119171 Population In 1900
16,028
...
....
...
LORAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
E. E. Hopkins, Clerk.
LOANS
When Due.
| $8,000c_Feb
1 '15-'22
5s
F-A
F-A ( 8,000c.Aug 1 ’15-'22
50,000..Aug 1 '11 -'16 4s '06
F-A
4s
l
500c. ..Feb 1 1923
27,500..Feb 1 '18-'28
7,500.. Aug 1 ’17-’27 BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07 $240,500
5s g
F-A
40,000c. Feb 1 ’17-’24 i Sinking fund
4.190
35,000c. Aug 1 '17-'23 Assessed valuation 1907...8,758.581
5s '05
F-A
11.500C.F-A 19! 0-’ 15 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
F-A ( 13,500c. Feb
4s '05
1 ’08-'16 School tax (per $1.000) 1907.$7.11 4
1 20,0
,000c.Aug 1 ’07-'l6 Population In 1907 (est.)-•_. 31,000
INTEREST on the 4s of 1906 Is payable at the Chase National Bank
New York City.
Otto E. Haserodt,
Elyria Is the county seat.
LOANS—
Children’s
When Due.
Home Bonds.
4Hs
F-A $ 12,000c. Aug 15 '07-’10
Ditch Bonds—(Assessment).
5s
M-S
$1,925c. .-Sept 1 1907
5s
A-O
3,200c.Oct 14 ’07-’10
Bridge Bonds.
4s
County Auditor.
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 1907
Sinking fund.
...
$5,125
114,125
45,169
68,956
NET DEBT Feb 18 1907..
Assessed val., real
16,182,445
Assessed val., personal
13.375,948
29.538,393
Total valuation 1906
M-S/$45,OOOc_Mch 1 '08-’16 (Assessment about 35% actual value)
1 45.000c.Sept 1 *07-’ 15 State & Co,tax (per $1,000) '06.$7.30
Infirmary Bonds.
Population In 1890
40,295
5s '05
J-D
$2,000c.. June 10 1907 Population In 1900.
..54,857
General bonds Feb 18 1907. $109,000 Population In 1907 (est.)
70,000
I NT FI REST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s office.
.
LUCAS COUNTY.
David T. Davies Jr., Auditor; Thomas
Biddle, Treasurer.
When Due.
1941 5s '04 J-D
1942.
Home.
)$7.000..'.Aug
20 1907
112.000...Aug 20 1908
Ditch Bonds.
5s -06
AO
Dec 10 1907
f $8,000
4.500...Dec 10 1908
(
I
3,841... Dec 10 1909
f 13,000...Apr 2 1908
\ 11,930...Apr
2 1909
Debt Extension Bonds.
Water-Works 5s
$15,000
.1923
1924
10,000
25,000
Jail 2 1932
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1922.)
Street & Sewer Improve’t Bonds.
M-S $7,500 ....Mch 1 1930
4s '03
$8,300
Nov 1 1923
6s
5s
$500 ann.
$3.000
4,000
1910
Water-Works Bonds
5s
$15,000
1922
4 M£s
1922
15,000
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '05.$145,064
-.J-
J-J2
Bonds.
M-N $11,500
Subwav
4
M-N
Town-Hall Bonds.
Tax valuation 1905
1,199.290
Nov 1 1928 Total tax (per $l ,000) 1906.. .$31.00
(Subject to call after 1918.)
; Population In 1900
3,140
MADISONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
G. L. Krieger, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$43,500
4s
M-N $35,000c
May 1 19301 Assessed valuation 1906
1,42),140
4s
F-A
6,000c.
..1932 | School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$12.50
School-House Addition Bonds.
4s '06
J-D
52,500c
1936 |
•INTEREST Is payable at the Fourth National Bank. Cincinnati.
MAHONING COUNTY.
W. B. Jones, Auditor; F. A. Hart-
enstein, Treasurer.
County
Is Youngstown.
seat
LOANS—
When Due.
4^s '06M-S f$ 10,500..Sept 1 ’08-10
I
1911
3,000..Sept 1
Bridge Bonds.
M-S/$10,000
1907-1908
2,000
1909
55,000. .Sept 1 ’07-’17
Children
Home.
s
4Hs
M-S $15.000
Sept '07-'16
4 !^s
M-S
Infirmary Bonds.
(15,000
1907-1909 5s
M-S $50,000.-1907 to 1916
4.^s
M-S (90,000
1910-1915 4'^s
M S
33,000. .Sept 1 '07-’17
120,000
1916 General bonds Dec'1906.. $889,550
125,000.2
1917 Assessment debt.
133,461
4Hs
M-S j 5,000..Sept 1 ’07-’l 1 Assessed valuation 1906. .42,059,140
\ 14.000_.Sept 1 ‘12-’18 (Assessment about ^ actual value.)
4Ms
M-S 188,000 ..Sept 1 ’07-’21 State&Co.tax (per $1.000) '05 .$7.00
(Various amts. yrly.
V. 76, p. 59.) Population In 1890..
55,979
4 HjS
M-S $14,000--Sept 1 ’07-'13 Population In 1900
70,134
4Hs’04 M-S
22,000..Sept 1 ’07-’17
INTEREST payable at Youngstown, Ohio.
MAHONING COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1.
North Newton, Secre¬
tary.
/$ 100,000 bonds offered April 20.]
4s '06
F-A($45,000c.Feb 20 '08-’16 1 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$93,000
\ 50,000c. Aug 20 ’07-’16 |
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s office.
Win. F.
MANSFIELD.
Vocgeler, Mayor; D. S. Koontz,
City Auditor.
This city Is In Richland County.
Incorporated Feb. 24 1828.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds.
A-O
5s
Library Bonds.
$9.00()C-Oct 23 '07-’15
5s ’04
M-S j$3.500c.Sept 1 ’07-’09 4s
M-S
13,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’19
\ 3,000c.Mch 1 '08-’10 4s
M-S
5s
5s
M-S
M-S
lO.OOOc.Sept
2o,OOOc.Sept
5,000c. Sept
Street bonds, city’s prop’n.Assessment bonds
GENERAL DEBT Jan 1 *06
Assessment debt
1 ’07-’l 6
1 ’07-*16
1 *07-'09
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906..
409.000
Funding Bonds.
4s
M-S/$17,000c.Mch 1 ’08-'24
l
18.000c.Sept 1 '07-’24
Sanitary Bonds.
5s
M-S $25,000c
Sept’07-’ll
4s
F-A
35,000c
Aug
Debt Extension Bonds.
’12-’21
$49,700
133,300
275.700'
133,300
($20,000c.Mch 1 ’08-’27 Total valuation 1905
8,349,010<
4.4s
M-S< 21,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’27 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
I
2,000c...Mch 1 1928 City tax (per $1,000) 1905...$15.00
Population In 1890.
13.47J
17,640
Population In 1900
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer.
MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. C. Mowry, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. ■ 4 .4s’05 M-S5 ($8,000..Mch 5 ’20-’23
4s
J-D
$3,000c.June 12 L907
1 8,000..Sept 5 ’19-’22
4s
J-D
10,500c-.June ’08-’10 4 4s’06 M-S / 9,000.Mch 15 ’16-’24
4s
J-D
3G,000c.Sept 15 ’05-15;
\ 9,000.Sept 15 ’16-*24
4 4s
F-A27 15,000c.Aug 27 ’11-’15 BONDED DEBT Mch 1 v06.$120,000
4 34s’04 M-N
15,000..NoY 1 ’15-’19 Assessed valuation 1905
8.048,750
7
School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$9.9Q
INTEREST payable at Mansfield.
MARIETTA.
This city Is In
Carl
Becker, Auditor.
Washington County.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
44s
F-A $74.000
When Due.
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
Aug 1912
Water-Works Bonds.
J-D
5s
$6,000
$15,000
.Aug 1 1927
Bridge Bonds.
5s
J-J ($24,000..Jan
1 ’08-’23\ 25.500 .July 1 ’07-‘23
June ’07-’12
Refunding Water Bonds.
-Sept 1921
Aug 1 1931 3 4s
A-O $90.000
Jan 1 1920
F-A 100,000
(Subject to call after 1911.)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’05
$522,648
Paving and Sewers.
Special assess t bds. (Incl.).
74.648
5s
F-A $20.000
Aug 1912 Tax valuation 1905
7,032.202
J-D
5s
20.000
June 1913 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
5s
.1906-1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$27.20
15.000
5s
F-A
15,000
Aug 1 1927 Population In 1890
8.273
(Subloot to call after 1907.)
13,348
Population In 1900
INTEREST Is payable In Marietta.
4
4s
3 4s
M-S
10,000
.
MARIETTA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C. II. Danford. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. [4s
J-D $40,000c
June 1920
4 4s M-S 10 $20,000c.Sept '10-21-30i BOND. DEBT Feb 16 ’07..
$88,000
5s
A-O 18
6,000c
Julv 1909 i Assessed valuation 1906.. .7.934.620
5s
J-J
10.000c
July 1914 School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$9.30
4s
J-D12
12,000c
June 1910 Population In 1907 (est.)
14.000
INTEREST payable at First National Bank Marietta.
MARION.
Samuel T.
This city Is In
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
f $5.000c. Mch
M-S
Quigley, Auditor.
Marlon County.
<
1
6,000c. Sept 1
4.500c. Mch 1
l 4.500c.Sept 1
37,500...
j
Armory Bonds.
44*s
A-O $60,000
M-N 13,000
4^s
Children’s
F-A
5s
and
Bonds.
5s
5s
4s
4s '05
County seat Is Toledo.
LOANS—
IV/ien Due.
Electric-Light
—
LORAIN COUNTY.
155,559
village Is in Hamilton County.
LOANS—
1
Tills village Is in Columbiana County.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06_$J[05,500JTax rate
Sept 25 1926; Population In 1900
MADISONVILLE. ’ John A. Conant, Clerk.
5s
Lodge Riddle, Clerk.
500
INTEREST on court-house coupon bonds is payable at Metropolitan
Trust Co., New York City; on all other bonds at office of County Treasurer.
.
LISBON.
1 280,000r
Mch 1 1944
(Subject to call 1924.)
General bonds Feb 1907... $854,764
Assessment debt
85,972
1 7.000...July 20 1908 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.. 950,736
| 1,500
Mch 1908 Sinking fund
35,641
915.095
\ 17,500
Mch '09-'13 NET DEBT Feb 1907
l 3,000..
Mcll 1914 Assessed val., real.
65,584,680
(42,500..May 2 ’07-’23 Assessed val., personal
22,653,150
\ 2,164... .May 2 1924 Total valuation 1906
88.237,830
67,500..Oct 12 '07-’24 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
76,000c. Aug 15 '07-’25 County tax (per $1,000) 1906.. $4.56
(66,500.Sept 25 ’07-’25, Population In 1907 (est.)
190,000
4 t4s’04 A-O
4 !^s’05 F-A
4s '06
M-S
5s '07
.10,000. ..Dec 20 1907
General bonds Jan 1 1907__ $853,000
'17-26 Special assessment debt
._
l 2,000. ..May .10 1912
Bridge Bonds.
M-N 10
$7,500. ..May 10 1907
J-J
( 6,000...July 20 1907
3»^s
1 1907
Refunding Bonds.
3Hs
A-O$100,000c&r_ Apr 1 1930
A-OJ 20.000c. .Apr 1 '08-27
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1925.)
20,000c..Oct 1 '07-26 4>$s'06 M-S
3,000c
1907-1909
A-0|$36,000c.. Apr 1 ’08-25
4s
LOANS—
When Due.'
Slone Road Levy Bonds.
Stone Road Improvement Bonds
4Hs
J-J $20,000..Jan 11 ’08-’ll
4s
A-O
Stone
Repair Road Bonds.
$5,000..Apr 2 ’08-’09
5s
M-S $15,000...Sept 16 1911
Apr 2 1910
4 \is
Stone and Qravel Road Bonds.
J-J
July 1 1907
M-S
2,000
July 1 1908 5s '04
$4,800_Sept 12 ’07-’14
Court-House.
3,000... May 10 1907
4s
M-N \ 10,000.May 10 '08-’ll 4s
M-S j$ 220,000c.
Mch 1 1944
Mayor; Fred. C. Beam, Auditor.
Tills Is the county seat of Allen County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding
91
Funding Bonds.
M-Si $18,000.. Mch 1 '08-'25
’08-’l 2
1 19.000.. Sept 1 ’07-’2S
’07-’12
Sewage-Disposal-Plant Bonds.
M-S) $24,000.. Mch 1 '0H-’2J
’13-’15 5s '04
1 25.500..Sept 1 ’07-*23
*13-’15
MS
4s ’06
4 >4 s’06 M-S
10,000..Sept 1 ’08-17
4s '06
MS
24,000. ..M-S 1908-16
(See V 82. p 1397. for maturity.)
4 4s'06 M S $78,000
.M S 1907-16
.
(See V.183, p.fiaOK. Jor^maturlty.)
4s
J
4s
Park
'06
Bonds.
M-Si $13,000..Mch
\
4s '06
M-S
1 ‘16-*25
15.000..Sept l *l6-’25
f 4.500._Mch l ’26-’28
( 4.300..Sept 1 '26-’2$.
I
500....Mch l 192»
92
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
Fire Station Bonds.
4s ’03
M-S
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 20
’06..$463,698
Assessed valuation, real
3,996,070
Assessed val., personal
2,483,655
Total valuation 1905
.6,481,725
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905. .$38.00
Population In 1900
11,862
Population In 1890
8,327
$6,000c.Sept 1 ’10-’15
4Hs’05
1,250
Sept 1908
General city bonds for streets.$31,500
General citv bonds for sewer. 39,000
GENERAL BONDS Oct ’06.245,550
Special assessment debt
218,148
INTEREST payable at office of City Treasurer.
MARION
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
LOANS—
1
George B. Christian Jr., Clerk.
f$7,000c...June ’10-’16
’08-’16
4Hs’05 J-D
7,000c.Dec lO’lO-’ 16
| 8,000c.June 10’17-’20
l 8,000c.Dec 10 ’17-’20
'
f 4,000
Jan 1 ’18-21
5s
M-S
( 4,000...July ’17-’20
4>^s
J-D
| 10,000.. .Jail 10’22-26
(.12,000. .July 10 ’21-26
i BONDED DEBT July 1906 $177,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1906.
$s,30
INTEREST is payable by the District
Treasury,
J-J
4Hs
i
5,000c.July 1 ’07-’16
6,000c.Jan
MARION COUNTY.
Chas. L.
This
832.1450Mcpht
5s
J$4,500c.Apr
4 * is
$850c
1908
Street Bonds (city’s share).
A-O
$4 ,000c
Oct 15 1908
4s
M-N
4 ,000C.
4 t^S
A-O
16,000c
5s
3.200C
3,200c
1911
4 'is
2,0000
2,000c
1911
5s
2,850c
1909
4 ,4 s’05 M-N f 1 5,000c
)7-09
Sewer
4 Us 06
10,000c
25
25
1909
1909
4 JyS’00 F-A
Refunding.
A-O
MIDDLEPORT.
Assessment debt
_
$2,400c
Sept
1,401 c.Aug 25
Sinking fund
real
1909
1909,
3,536,000
1,785,600
INTEREST on the bridge bonds, street bonds
due 1911 and the $2,850
payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
TAX FREE.—The bridge bonds and
street bonds due 1911 and the
$2,850
street bonds are exempt from taxation.
MASSILLON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. P. Fox, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.' BONDED DEBT
Mch 1 ’06. $92,500
4s
M-S/$30,000c. .Mch l ’08-22 Floating debt
23.000
\ 32,000c..Sept 1 ’07-22
valuation 1906
5,570,370
4s ‘05
M-Sj 12,500c.-Mcil 1 ’08-32 <| Assessed
School tax (per $ 1,000) 1906
$9.50
1 13.000c.. Sept 1 ’07-32|
INTEREST is payable at the Nat. Bank of
Commerce. New York.
This
\V.
Richardson, Clerk.
village is in Lucas Countv.
MEDINA COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT
NO. 1.
lasch, Secretary Road Commissioners.
A
Geo.
Bal"
road district in Medina
County.
LOANS—
When Due' BONDED DEBT
Sept l ’06.$85,000
Road Improvement Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1905
4 ! jjs’OO F-A , $5,000c.. Feb
3,500,000
20’19 20 | Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1905
$3 00
1 5,000c .Aug 20 ’19-20
j
TNT.’CREST is payable at the
County Treasurer’s office.
MEIGS COUNTY.
A. W.
Yale, Auditor.
County
LOANS
Bridge
seat is
When Due.
Boi nds.
$16,000.
F-A{ 17.000.
’04
’08-23
’07-23
1
1924
3,000.
Pike
5s
4s
Bond: s.
F-A!
1
F-A i
$1,250.
1907
1,750
1908
.
-
l
1
4s
J-J
73, p.
4s ’06
F-A
(V’. 83. p.
4s ’06
F-A j
(V.
7,500.
13.000.
201. for maturity.)
15,000c..F-A 1907-16
114, for maturity.)
Road Improvement Bonds
(Con.).
$.♦ ,000c. Feb 15 ’08-16
F-A
4,000c.Aug 15 ’07-10
Is ’06
4s
4s
MS
M-S f
9,000c.Aug 15 ’11-16
500
Sept 1 1907
.2,500.:. Mch
3,000. ..Sept
3.000... Mch
3.000... Mch
9,000.. .Sept
1
valuation, personal...3,745,950
Total valuation 1905
11,752,675
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
4,500c. Feb 15 ’08-16 1 County
tax (per $1,000) 1905.. $6.35
1 10,000c.Aug 15 ’07-16 Population In 1890
4s ’06
27,220
F-A
5,000c.Aug 15 ’07-16 Population in 1900
28,021
INTEREST payable at County
Treasury.
;
Street Bonds.
’04
F-A
$3,000c ..Aug 1 *07-1.2
’04
A-O
4,50<)c ..Oct 1 ’07-15
'05
M-S
2,427c..Mcil 4 ’07-15
’05
M-N
1,455c. Nov 22 '06-15
’05
J-D
2,163c. Dec 13 ’06-15
’06
M-S
5,981 40
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
314,730
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
Sinking fund.
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS
5s
5s
4s
4s ’05
J-J
$29,000c.
J-J
7,000c.
A-O
18,000c.
J-D
f
S. S. WikofT, Clerk.
When Due
—
6,245
Tax valuation 1906
5,052,152
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906..$29.80
Population In 1890...
7,681
Population in 1900
9,215
Park Bank, New York City.
f$l ,00()e
Sept 1 1923
.July ’07-’16 3.65s’06M-S (21 .OOOe.Sept 1 ’24-NiO
.Apr ’08-14
136.000c. Sept 1 *31-’39
Oet 1 ’13-30
1 lO.OOOc.Sept 1 ’40-’4 1
3,000c.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.. $147,000
Assessed valuation 1906
5,409,130
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$8.60
Population In 1907 (est.)
12,000
INTEREST Is payable at National Park Batik, New York
City.
l 2,000c
3.65s’06
June 1 1923
A-Of 16,000e.Apr 16/17-20
l 3,000c.. Apr 16 1921
MONROE COUNTY.
Isaac
Woodstleld Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Dux
McCurdy. Commissioner.
Assessed valuation, real.. $4,364,457
Assessed val., personal
3,875,819
f$56,000c_ Apr 1 ’08-’15 Total valuation 1906
8,240,276
4 V*js’06 A-O/ 63.000c.Oet
1 ’07-’ 15
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
5.000c..: Apr 1 1916 State&Co.tax
(per $1,000) ’06.$21.45
{
4.000c
Oet ‘ 1 1916 Population In 19 00
27,031
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $135,000
Population In 1907 (est.)
28,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County
Treasurer’s office.
Court-House Bonds
Thos. J.
County seat Is Dayton.
LOANS—
When Due
Fair Ground Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S $18,000. ..Mch 1 '08-25
Bridge Bonds.
4s
A-O $15,000...Oct 1 *07-09
4s ’05
A-O
25,000...Oet 2 ’07-11
Levee Bonds.
4s
M-S $26,000
Mch ’08-09
4s
A-O
15,000
Oct 1 1910
Ditch Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S f $ 1,000c
.Mch 1 1908
\
500c
Mch 1 1909
INTEREST on
Treasurer's office.
Kauffman, Auditor
Memorial Building Bonds.
4 l^s’07 A-Of
I
$240,000c.Oct 1 ’08-’23
10,000c... Oct 1 1924
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.
$363,000
Total valuation 1907
77,490.770
(Assessment is 60% actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06. $6.50
Population In 1906 (est.)
150,000
Population In 1900
130,146
the memorial building bonds Is
payable at the County
y
Stephen
Tills city is In Knox County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
6s
J-J
$8,000
July 1 1916
J.
\
Dorgan, City Auditor.
Dyke Bonds.
6s
$1.125
Assessment 5s & 6s
...
1907-1909
(Subject to call after July 1 1901.)
General bonds Aug 1906
4s *06
J-T) ($15.000..June 30’07-20
Assessment debt.....
14.250..Dec 30 ’07-25
$23,965
43,500
253.965
297,465
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1906..
Assessed valuation 1906
3.000,000
$3,000
.1907-1909 (Assessment about H actual
value.)
Paving Assessment Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905$31.20
Is ’06 J-D$ f 115.000e.Iune 30 ’07-’16!
Population in 1900
6.633
t 103.500cDec 30 '07-'15 | Population In 1906 (est.)
12,000
MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
II. M. Greer, Clerk Board of
i
Bonds.
6s
’08-12
\
1 ’07-12
r
1 *08-10
Is
M-s;
1 Tl-12
l
1 ’07-12
M-S f
15 1907
18,000. .Sept 15 ’08-09
f
2,000... Mcil 1 ’08-1 1
Mch 1 ’12-15
5s ’05
M-S
1 ’16-18
Mch 1 ’19-24
l
Mch 1 ’23-24
4s ’05
F-A
Aug 1 ’07-15
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1907..
$273,000
Tax valuation, real
...8,006,725
Tax
6,250.
Aug
1907
7,750.
1908
5 s ’06
A-O
12,500. .Oct 10 ’08-24
(See V. 82. p. 587, for
maturity.)
Di tch Bonds.
4s
MS
$700..
Sept
1 1907
5 s ’04
J-J
21,000.
Road I m pro vcmen t
4s
M-S
$2,000.
.Sept ’07-08
4s
J-J (
6,000.
’08-11
.
city Is in Butler County.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$35.000c. ..July 1 1925
5s
M-N
15,000c. .Nov 25 1916
4s
A-O / 4,000c. .Oct 1 ’07-10
\30,000c. .Oct 1 ’11-25
Park Bonds.
3 Us
J-D $25,000c.._Dec 1 1930
4s
F-A
75,000c...Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1920.)
Sewer Bonds.
5s "
A-O
$9,000c...Oet 20 1913
5s
F-A
32,000c
Aug 1 1921
4s ’05
J-D
25,000c
June 1 1922
INTEREST Is payable at National
Small-Pox
Horwiek, Treasurer.
Celina.
1
5s
,J. M.
Treasurer; F. G. Hunker,
Oglesby, Auditor; W. T. Harrison,
LOANS—
MOUNT VERNON.
Pomeroy is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Mch I ’07..
$62,000 Total valuation 1906
$6,901,500
Sinking fund
11.500 (Assessment about
’j actual value.)
Assessed valuation, real
4.753.370 State and Co. tax
(per
M)
’06 $12.30
Assessed val., personal
2,148,130 Population in 1900
28,620
Population in 1907 (est.)
29,000
MERCER COUNTY.
N. G.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BONDED DEBT
Sept ’06..$77,000
4 L's’OT
$60.000
1937 Assessed valuation 1905
584,210
Subject to call part yearly after 1917)
j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$31 00
Population in 1900
1,856
1,957,840
This
1909
Total assessed val for
1906.5,321,600
(Assessm’t about 40% actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$31.40
Population in 1907 (est)
13,000
Population In 1900
11,944
street bonds is
MAUMEE.
MIDDLETOWN.
Treasurer.
$114,550
114,500
103,080
14,809
.
_
’07.$50,000
This village Is in Meigs
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb .1907.. $64,000 I Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$36 80
Assessed valuation 1906
664,0001 Population In 1900
2.799
$22,500c..Apr 1 ’08-11
Assessment 4
and 5s
General bonds Jan 1 1907.
J. M. Purnell, Clerk.
Honrv Swift,
Clerk.
15 ’08-16
’07-16
25
Refunding Bonds.
M-N fi 12,000c.-May 5 ’07-10
1
2,000c.
May 5 1911
INTEREST on the refunding, the
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch 23
4s ’05
M-N $50,000c.Nov 11 ’12-311 Assessed
valuation 1906
INTEREST Is payable In Mlamisburg.
15
$l,300c..Aug
Assessed val, personal
’09-18
May
Bonds.
F-A
5,000c.Oct
6,000c
6,000c—May
1 1910 Assessed valuation,
$7,000c__May 1 ’07-13
5
1
Hospital Bonds.
16,498
131,898
Sinking fund
8,600
NET DEBT Mch 1907
123,298
Assessed valuation 1906^.1,776,000
(Assessment about 30 % actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$30.20
Population in 1900
^
3*941
Population In 1906 (est)
5,000
MIAMISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Frantz, Mayor; J. U. Douglass, Aud’r.
4s
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907..
LOANS—
3.048
This city Is in Stark County.
Incorporated as a village in 1853.
LOANS—
When Due.
City Hall Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4>^s’06 A-O
Mayor; Chas. F. Eck, Clerk.
In Montgomery Co.
Incorporated Feb. 11 1832.
When Due. GEN’L BONDS Mch
’07.. $115,400
water and the light bonds of 1905 Is
payable at the Hanover National Bank of New
York; on the first Issue of
electric-light bonds and paving bonds at Mlamisburg.
$83,252 ; Assessed valuation
1906..$1,382,110
78,778 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$33 20
162,030 Population in 1900
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907
4.14s’06 May
*
__
Floyd Broderick, Clerk.
County.
W. A. Reiter,
village is located
Paving Bonds
| Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$27.40
| Population In 1900
7,760
.
1
Court House Bonds.
6s
J-J
$50,000c
.1907
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$58,000
Road & ditch bonds (addl)
85,300
Total valuation 1906
26,550.000
(Assessment Is l4 actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.$7.50
Population In 1890
39,754
Population In 1900
43.105
Treasurer’s office.
4s ’05..A-O $7,814 16...Oct 1 1916
4s ’07
F-A
8,683 80...Feb 1 1918
_
FERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S. F. Dean, CL Bd of Edu’n.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06
$120,800 (Assessment about 60 % actual val.)
Sinking fund
7,853 School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$10.00
Assessed valuation ’06
3,187,429 Population in 1906 (est.)
10,000
4 Ms’00 F-A
4.100c
4.10(:c.Aug
4 k’S'OO F-A
1,100c
l.
looc.Aug
Fire Engine Bonds
5s ’05
May
at
Water Bonds—1904.
M-S $80,000c.. .Mch F1934
(Subject to call Mch 1 1924.)
Electric Light Bonds.
5s
M-S
$2,400c
Mch 1 1910
5s ’05
F-A
19,000c_ ..Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call Feb 1 1925.)
Shipman, Auditor.
MARTINS
C. L.
; $2,000c.. Jan 1 1908
1
4,000c_. July 1 ’07-08
4Hs
Allen, Auditor.
James \V.
This citv is in Belmont
County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907. $214.373
Assessed valuation 1906
3,100,000
MASSILLON.
’07-11
LOANS—
Treasurer.
This village is in Union
General bonds Jan 1907
J-J
Pearson, Auditor.
When Due. i
c_
MIAMISBURG.
•
MARYSVILLE.
LOANS—
Ditch Bonds.
5s
J-J
$78,300
Bridge Bonds.
5s
E. E.
Troy.
INTEREST payable
Marlon is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due. Turnpike debt (notlncl.).
$82,655
Refunding Bonds,
Ditch debt (not Included)
9 2,000
($27,0<H)c._Mch 1 ’08-16 Assessed valuation,
real..11,475,970
4s ’05
M-S; 27,000c..Sept 1 ’07-15 Assessed val.,
personal
6,771,460
{
1,000c..Sept l 1916 Total valuation 1906
18,247,430
Poor Bonds.
(Assessment about 30 % actual value)
5s
M-S
$1.250c
Sept 1 1909 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '06..$9.60
Bridge Bonds.
Population In 1900
28,678
5s
M-S
$3,750c...Sept l 1909 | Population In 1890
24,727
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$60,000 i
Population In 1907 (est)
34,000
INTEREST is payable at office of
County
MARTINS FERRY.
seat is
LXXX1V.
1
’17-’22
l 6,000c.July 1 ’ 17-’22
40,000c
1907-1916 4 V£s’06 J-J
15,500c
1906-1920
!
Cdunty
Pike Bonds.
5s
J-J J $2,800c.. Jan 1 ’08-11
1
3,500c.. July 1 ’07-11
When Due.
f$4,500c.Jan
MIAMI COUNTY.
[Vol.
..
Education.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
4s ’07
M-S $50.000..Mch
1 ’09-’22
MUSKINGUM COUNTY.
L. E.
County seat is Zanesville.
LOANS—
When Due.:
Funding Bonds.
4t2's’04 J-D $75,500...Dec 15 1924
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-N $80,000
May 1 ’09-12
4s
M-N 100,000... May 1 '14-18
4s
M-N 200.000
May 1 1920
NAPOLEON.
This
F. W.
(See V. 83, p.
1607, for maturity.)
Brelsford, Auditor.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07.$ 113,500
Assessed valuation 1905..25,578,445
Real valuation (est)
.40,000,000
State & county tax(per M)’05.$ 10.10
Population In 1890
51,210
Population In 1900
.53,185
Hilgendorff* Clerk.
village is In Henry County.
LOANS—
When Due. (TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907. .$186,890
Refunding Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906
074,340
4l$s’06 M-S $12,000c .June 13 1931 i Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1906...$47 20
General bonds Jan 1
1907..$119,000! Population In 1900
3,639
Assessment debt..
67 <890 j Population In 1907 (est.).
5,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Village Treasurer’s
office.
.
APB,, 1907.]
NELSONVILLE.
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
John Lax. Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Repair Bonds.
'
4s ’06
M-N $8,000...May 15 1931
GEN’L BONDS Jan 1 ’07. .$746,818
This city is in Athens County.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07..$101,327 ! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$42 20
Assessed valuation 1905
974,340 ! Population In 1900
5,421
NELSONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Aaron Grady. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BOND. DEBT Feb 18 ’07.
$23,000
6s
$23,000c
1909-1913: Assessed valuation 1906... 1.324 ,305
($4,000 yearly.)
I (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
School-Building Bonds.
| School tax (per $ 1,000) 1906._$15 50
4s ’07
M-S/ $25,000c.Sept 1 ’12-’38j Population in 1907 (est)
7,000
l 25,000c. Mch 1 ’13-’37|
INTEREST is payable in Nelsonville.
----
This city
F. T.
Maurath, Auditor.
is the county seat of Licking County.
When Due.!
Smallpox Bonds
LOANS—
5s ’03
Refunding Light Bonds.
5s ’92
$30,000..Sept 1 ’07-’32 5s ’04
A-O
Oct ’08-11
$2,000
J-J
3,000
July 1 1913
Fire Department Bonds.
1 1913 •4s ’02
M-S
$2,000..Sept 1 ’07-’08
’08-T1 5s ’04
J-J
3,000. .Jan 1 ’08-’10
4 s ’06
M-S
4.000 ..Mch 1 ’08-’l 1
’07-’09 4s ’06
J-J
(6,000c.July 1 ’ll-’16
’07-’l 1
11,500c
July 1 1917
(V. 73, p. 408, for maturity.)
4s ’06
2.000
Nov ’10-’13
F-A f$ 10,000c. .Aug 1 ’11-12
’05
Police-Station Bonds.
A-O ) $6,000c..Apr 1 ’08-’ll
6,000c..Aug 1 ’13-18 4s ’06
’04
A-O
54,000. ..Oct 1 ’14-22
) 2.000c...Apr 1 1912
1
4,157
1923
Oct
GEN’L DEBT Jan 1 ’07.. $488,679
Electric Bonds.
Assessment debt
97,466
'05 <- A- OJ$10,000c. .Apr 1 ’13-14 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
586,145
\
5,000c.. Apr 1 ’15-20 Total valuation 1906......8,532,942
Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.$32.00
’05
A-O
$2,122c...Apr 1 1914 Population In 1890
14,270
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900 (census) ..18,500
Sewer Bonds.
’04
J-J
$1 ,528.
July
’06
1,800. .Oct 1
Refunding Bonds.
’00
J-D $15,000.
June
’01
F-A
17,000. -Aug 1
4s
5s
4s
4s
,
4 Ms’04 JLJ $300,000...July 1 *15-32
INTEREST Is payable by Sinking
NEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
D.
LOANS—
When Due.
5s ’98
$1,500c. .Jan 1 ’07-’09
5s ’97
3,000c. June 1 ’07-’09
4s ’03
J-D
11,000c.June 15 ’07-17
4 Ms’04 M-S
12,600c.Mch 21 ’07-19
4 Ms’05
24,000..Feb 20 ’07-’20
4 Ms’05
14,000..Mch 1 ’10-’25;
4s ’06
M-N
15,000c
May ’07-’2l
f 2,000
1910
4s ’07
s-a
\ 3,000
...1911
160,000
25,000
Fund Trustees, Newark, O
M. Keller, Clerk Board of Education.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907..
$146,100
Floating debt
3,100
Sinking fund
10,202
Total valuation 1906
8,532,942
Actual valuation (est.)
16,000,000
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10.00
Population in 1907 (est.)
26,000
1912-1931
INTEREST is payable at the District Treasurer’s office.
'TAX FREE.—The bonds of 1907 are exempt from taxation.
NEWBURG.
This city Is in Cuyahoga County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1905. .$80,280 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. .$26 60
Assessed valuation 1905
I,2l8,115|
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
H.
Aughinbaugh, Auditor.
This city is in Tuscarawas County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $116,862
Assessed valuation 1906
2,240,000
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$34.10
Population In 1900
6,213
[Population in 1906 (est.)
8,000
NEW PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
E. E. Utterbalk, Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$27,000 | School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$3.41
Assessed valuation 1905. .$2,000,000 |
NILES.
This city
B. L.
Hogan, Auditor; F. A. Roberts, Clerk.
is in Trumbull County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan ’06_$186,625
Assessed valuation 1905
Refunding Bonds.
2,161,960
4 Ms'06 J-D
$2,500c.June 30 '07-16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$34 60
Population in 1900..
..7,468
INTEREST is pavable at the office of the Village Treasurer.
NILES SCHOOL DISTRICT.
N. H. Pritchard. Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$48,0001 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$11.00
Assessed valuation 1906
2,274,363 | Population in 1907 (est)
.9,000
TAX FREE.—Bonds are exempt from taxation.
NORTH BALTIMORE,
This village
Geo. B. Fulton, Mayor.
is in Wood County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07. .$92,000! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907...$47 80
Floating debt
3,000 [ Population in 1900
3,561
Assessed valuation 1907
795,1001 Population in 1907 (est.).
3,60o
NORWALK.
T. 1>.
Kollosg, Clerk.
.
July 1 43,150c
Bridge Bonds.
1907-1916
1
525c-.Sept 1 ’07-09
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 *07.. $180,407
j Floating debt
1,440
4,000c..Sept 1 '07-14 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.. 181,847
Epidemic Bonds.
Sinking fund
6,414
5s
M-S
$1,000c..-Sept 1 1907 Assessed valuation 1906
2,958.530
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..$32.40
6s
J-J
$800
1907-1908 Population In 1890
7,195
Population In 1900
7,074
INTEREST is payable at Norwalk.
5s
M-S
I $3,500c. .Mch 1 ’08-14
{
NORWOOD.
Auditor.
Chas. Herbert
*
Jones, Mayor; W. E. Wichgar,
This city is in Hamilton County, adjoining Cincinnati.
Incorporated as
village July 18 1888; became a city May 4 1903.
When Due.1
LOANS—
Fire and Police Station Bonds.
Electric light Bonds, 1895.
*
4 Ms’03 M-N $l,000c
Nov 1 1923
5s ’95
A-O $20,000c..Oct 1 ’07-’26 4 Ms’04 Apr
15,000
Apr 1 1924
4s ’01
M-N
20,000c..Nov 15 1916 4Ms’05 F-A
10.000__.Feb 10 1925
4s ’02
M-N
Sewer Bonds,
20,000c..May 15 1922
4s '03
A-O
10,000c..Apr 15 1928 4 Ms’05 J-D $25,000
Tune 1 1925
4 Ms’04 May
6,000c..May 20 1929 4 Ms’06 J-J
20.000c
July 1 1931
Fire and General Purposes.
Debt Extension Bonds.
5s '94
F-A $25,000c..Aug 15 1914 5s ’97
Sept $24,426c...Sept 2 1907
General Purpose Bonds, 1892-4-5. 5s '98
Sept 24,293c. .Sept 15 1908
5s '95
M-S $25,000c
Sept 1 1915 4s ’00 Apr
22.620c_.Apr 16 1920
Street Repair Bonds.
4s ’01
Apr
22,388c__Apr 15 1926
4s ’03
M-N
$3,000c
May 1 1918 4s ’01
Oct
17,818c
Oct 11926
A-O
4s ’00
20,000c..Apr 16 1930 4s ’02
Sept 23,813c..Sept 15 1922
Street Extension Bonds.
4 Ms’04 J-J
3,650..July 15 1914
4Ms’04 Aug $15,000
Aug 1 1924 4 Ms’05 F-A
2,067... Aug 1 1925
4s ’05
July 12,000 ....July 1 1925 4 Ms’06 A-O
2,440.Apr 15 ’08-’09
4 Ms’06 J-J
Water-Works Bonds.
6,000c...July 1 1931
Montgomery Pike Widening Bonds 5Ms’93 J-J
$25,000c.July 1 ’13-’22
4s ’00
A-O $25,000c..Apr 16 1930 5Ms’93 M-S
42,500c.Sept 1 ’07-’23
Sherman Ave. Damage Bonds.
5s ’93
A-O
12,500c Apr 1 *08-’12
5s ’03
J-D
$1,831.75c Dec 15 1923 5s ’94
A-O
15,000c...Oct 1 1914
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s ’97
M-S
5,000c. ..Mch 1 1917
5s ’91
F-A $15,000c. Aug 15 ’07-’21 4Ms’95 M-S
15,000c. _.Mch 1 1915
5s '92
A-O
18,000c.Oct 1 ’22-’39 5s ’97
M-S
5,000c...Sept 1 1917
5V£s’94 J-J
7.000c.Jan
1 ’24-’30 4s ’00
A-O
15,000c. .Apr 16 1930
5s ’94
J-D
5,000c.-June 15 1914 4 Ms’04 M-S
6,500c...Mch 1 1924
5s ’95
J-J
5,000c
Tilly 1 1925 4 Ms’04 J-I)
2,700c. ..Dec 1 1924
5s ’97
M-N
2,000c..Nov 15 1917 4 Ms’04 J-D
Dec 31 1924
5s ’98
A-O
4
1
1908
3,000c..-Oct
Ms’05 M-N
4,250
Mav 20 1925
4s ’99
F-A
5,000c._Aug 15 1919 4 Ms’05 F-A
1,500
Aug 1 1925
4s ’00
A-O
J-D
15.000c..Apr 16 1930 4s ’06
25,000
June 1 1931
4s ’00
M-N
10,000c_..May 2 1930 4 Ms’06 M N
Nov 15 1931
4s ’02
M-S
Sewer, Drainage & Ditch Bonds.
3,500c..Sept 15 1922
4S ’03
F-A
A-O $25,000c..Apr 16 1934
2,500c..Aug 15 1923 4s ’00
Town-Hall Bonds.
4 Ms’04 J-J
3,900c ..Jan 15 1924
4s ’06
M-N $3,000...May 15 1931 4 Ms’05 J-J
3,100
July 1 1925
4 Ms’05 M-N
1,100...NOV 25 1925
a
on
office.
OAKLEY.
William Schmidt, Treas.; W. E.
Seilkop, Clerk.
This village is in Hamilton County.
General Bonds Feb 20 1907..$52,500 Water debt (additional)
Assessment debt
13,306 Assessed valuation 1906
TOTAL DEBT Feb 20 1907.. 65,806 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
Sinking fund
1,732 Population In 1900
NET DEBT Feb 20 1907
64.074 Population in 1907 (est.)
OBERLIN.
C. H.
Street Bonds—(Continued).
J-J
$12,000c. July 1 ’07-’14
($2,000 in even, $1,000 in odd years.)
4s
F-A j $28,000.. Aug 1 ’07-’20
\
9,000.-Aug 1 ’21-’23
Ms
5s
528
1,200
Snyder, Clerk.
This village is in Lorain County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water- Works.
3
$19,000
345,020
$34.08
Refunding Bonds.
M-N
6,000c.Nov 15 ’07-’09
Street Bonds.
6s
M-S
$4,000...Sept 15 1907
4 MS
M-N
9,000 ..May 1 ’07-’15
5s ’05
M-S $17,000c
Sept 1 1915
Sewerage and Drainage.
3 Ms
J-D
$6,000c. .June 13 1910
(Subject to call at any time.)
f 4,000c.May 1 ’07-’10 4 Ms’06 A-O
$4,(K)0c. .Oct 1 ’09-’12
4 Ms
M-N 14,000c.May 1 ’11-’17
District Sewer Bonds.
i 3,000c...May 1 1918 6s
M-N
$950.. May 1 ’07-’09
l 2,000c...May 1 1919 BONDED DEBT Dec 31 ’06$160.320
4 Ms
M-N
9,000c .May 1 ’07-’15 Water debt (included)
43,000
4s
J-J
10,000c.July 1 ’07-’14 Sinking funds
14,354
($1,000 due yearly except $2,000 in Tax valuation 1905
.1,303,547
1908 and 1911.)
((Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
tax (per $1,000) 1905_.$32.20
\ 2,000
Sept 1 1914 Population in 1890
4,376
5s ’04
M-S
16,000..Sept 1 ’07-’14 Population in 1900*.
4,082
INTEREST Is largely payable at the Citizens’ National Bank, Oberlin.
5s ’04
M-S
J$7,000..Sept 1 ’07-’13 Total
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY.
Carl E.
Steeb, Secretary.
This university Is located at Columbus, and Is established under the
pro¬
visions of Sections 8,418, 8,419, 8,422, 8,425, 8,426, 8,440 and 8,444, Re¬
vised Statutes of Ohio.
Provision is made In Section 3,951 of the Revised
Statutes for a tax to be levied on the grand list of the taxable
property of
the State, the amount to be determined by the General
Assembly.
LOANS—
When Due. |4Ms
$25,000c
Dec
J-D
1 1910
4 Ms
J-D $25,000c. ..Dec 1 1907 4 Ms
J-D
25,000c...Dec 1 1911
4 Ms
J-D
25,000c
Dec 1 1908 4 Ms
J-D
30.000c... Dec 1 1912
4 Ms
J-D
25,000c
Dec 1 1909 ! BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$ 155.000
INTEREST is payable In Columbus.
OTTAWA.
This
B. H.
Herringhaus, Clerk.
village Is In Putnam County.
LOANS—
When Due. |TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.$ 1 10.290
Assessed valuation 1906
Street-Improvement Bonds.
631,720
5s ’06
M-S
$3,850....Aug 1 1916|Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$42 70
General Bonds Feb 1 1907
$50,0001 Population In 1900
2,322
Assessment debt
60,2901 Population in 1907 (est.)
.2,400
OTTAWA COUNTY.
Henry Pafenbach.
Port Clinton is the county seat.
*
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07 $115,000 [County
tax (per $1
Assessed valuation 1907
9,000,0001 Population in 1900
PAINESVILLE.
E. J.
,000) 1907. .$8 00
22,213
Lynch, Auditor.
This city is in Lake County.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s ’07
M-S f $3,500c. Sept 1 ’17-’23
1 3,000c.Mch 1 ’18-’23
1 ’08-’26 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.. $263,643
1 ’07-’26 Assessment bonds duel.)
78.706
4s ’06
A-O
38,000c. A&O ..’08-’17 Sinking fund.
35,897
(SeeV. 82. p. 1515, for maturity.) [ Assessed valuation 1905
2,679,200
4s ’07
M-S ' $4,500c-Mch 1 ’09-’17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$29 00
1 4,000c.Sept 1 ’09-’16 Population in 1900
5,024
INTEREST is payable at the Palnesville National Bank.
Street-Improvement.
A-O I $9,500c_Apr
\ 10.000c.0ct
4s ’06
-
This city is in Huron County. - Incorporated April 1881.
LOANS—
When Due. !
Sidewalk Bonds.
Water Bonds.
6s
$1,950c
1907-1909
5s
A-O $76,000c
1907-1925 5s
1,200c Dec 1907-1911
M-S
5s
22,000c
1907-1928
Real Estate Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S j
Sept
1,400c..Sept 1 ’07-09 5s
$800c..Mch 1 ’08-12
5s
M-S
8.000c
1907-1922
1
800c..Sept 1 ’07-11
Street and Paving Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
5s
M-S $10,447C
1908-1913 4s
M-S l
$525c..Mch 1 ’08-10
4s
j
Cincinnati;
NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
N. I. Scott, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '06 $149,000
f$20,000c._June 1 ’15-24 Assessed valuation 1905
6,607,740
4s ’05
J-D( 30,000c..June 1 ’25-34 School tax (per $ 1 000) 1906
$8.24
I
2,000c
Junel 1935 Population In 1906 (est.)
15.000
INTEREST is payable at the Atlas National Bank, Cincinnati, Second
National Bank. Norwood, and the First National Bank, Norwood.
NOTTINGHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Cuyahoga County.
LOANS—
' When Due.' BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$58,000
School-Building Bonds.
! Assessed valuation 1906
700,000
4 Ms’06 M-N $50,000..Jan 2’12-’36j
INTEREST on the issue of 1906 is payable at the District Treasurer’s
84.250 7.50Mch
Population in 1907 (est.)
Tax-valuation 1906
$7,750,560
(Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907..$30.02
Population in 1900
.6,480
Population in 1905 (est)
11,000
Assessed debt
93,396
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. 840,214
INTEREST on bonds issued prior to 1903 is payable at
bonds Issued In 1903 and since at Norwood.
.
NEWARK.
93
PAULDING.
E. Ii.
_
_
Cooper, Village Clerk.
This village is in Paulding County.
BONDED DEBT July 2 ’06.$91.000
Assessed valuation 1905
440,248
PAULDING COUNTY.
| Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..
j Poifulatlon in 1900
.$56 40
..2,080
Floyd At will, Auditor; S. A. Renol-
lefr, Treasurer.
County seat is Paulding.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Ditch Bonds.
Pike Bonds.
M-N $24,730. .Nov 1’05-’07
[5s
5s
M-S
7,000
Sept ’07-’08 5s ’06 A-O 57.665c.-Apr 2’07-’09
5s
M-S
3.000
Mch 1908 j 5s *07
A-O
15,000..Apr 1’08-’10
M-S
500
5s
Mch 1908 5s ’07
A-O
60,000..Apr 1 ’08-’17
5s
M-S
36.600.. Sept 1 *07-’09 Total bridge bonds
$84,000
5s
M-S
18,000.. Mch 1 ’08-’10 Total pike bonds
335,500
4,500
Mch 1 1911 Total ditch bonds
84,000
5s
10,600 ..Sept 1 ’05-’l 3 TOTAL DEBT Feb 19 ’07.
443,570
5s
28.000 ..Aug 1 *05-’07 Assessed valuation, real
5,473,960
5s
11,200
Sept 1 1907 Assessed val., personal
1,617,120
5s
27 ,600 ..Mch 1 ’08-’09 Total valuation 1906
7.091,080
5s ’05
M-S
1 ’08-’ 12 (Assessment about M actual value.)
(See V. 80, p. 729, for maturity.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.$14.60
A-O
5s ’07
80,500..Apr 1 ’08-’14 Population In 1890
25,932
Bridge Bonds.
Population In 1900
27,528
5s
M-N $30,000:...May ’07-’21
F-A
5s
20,000..Aug 1 ’09 *18 !
F-A
5s
30,000..Aug 1 ’10-’19
INTEREST on the issues of 1907 Is payable at the County Treasurer’s
office.
_
_
PIQUA.
This city
LOANS—
4s
_
Bert A.
Reed,• Auditor.
is in Miami Cotinty.
-
When Due.
$40,000
Improvement & Refunding
6s
$132,400
3 Ms
J-J
175,000
July
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ms
M-S $25,000c
Mch
J-D
5s ’04
3,700c...Dec
J-J
4s ’05
65,000c
July
Fire Department Bonds.
4 Ms
M-S $35,000c...Mch
|
Street Improvement.
[5s ’04
A-O
$4.500c..0ct 1 ’07-’15
1909; 4s ’06
M-S
30,000c.
Bonds.
1 1925
4s ’05
A-O
17,100c._0et 1 ’07-’15
..
Sept 1 1916
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $533,060
Assessed valuation, real
3,825,500
1 1924 Assessed val., personal
1,484,220
1 1914 Total valuation 1906
5,309,720
1 1925 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$32.30
1 1924 Population In 1890
9,090
Water-Works Bonds.
Population in 1900
12,172
5s
M-S $50,000
Sept 1 1 909 Population In 1906 (est.)
15,000
5s
F-A
11,500
Aug 1 1911
INTEREST payable in New York.
PIQUA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
George Dettmer. Clerk.
LOAN.S—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 15 ’07 $74,000
School Bonds—(Tax Exempt.)
Sinking fund
6,350
6s
A-O $40,000c
Oct 1913 Total valuation 1906
5,715,000
5s
F-A
15,000c
Aug 1913 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
J-D
6s
2,000c
Tune ’07-’08 School tax (per $1 ,000) 1906..$10.00
M-N
5s
8,000c...May ’07-’10 Population In 1906( est.)
16,000
6s
A-O
6,000c...Apr ’08-’09
INTEREST payable at Importers* & Traders’ National Bank. New York.
94
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
PLAIN CITY.
Henry P. Baker, Clerk.
ST. BERNARD.
This village Is In Madison
County.
»
LOANS—
'
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Sept ’05._$46,000
Paving Bonds.
Assessment debt
64,500
5s ’06
J-J
(53.975..Mch 1 ’08-’16 TOTAL DEBT Sept
1905.._110,500
I 4,750..Sept 1 ’07-’16 Assessed
valuation 1905
362,630
5s ’06
J-J
Jl,575._Mch 1 ’08-’16 Tax rate (per 31,000)
1905...$36 70
1 1,750..Sept 1 ’07-’16 Population In 1900
1,432
PLEASANT RIDGE.
This
E. E.
ST. MARY’S.
Lester, Treas.; W.C.Davies,Clk.
When Due.
005.67
POMEROY.
This
13..
T. W.
village is in Meigs County.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
5s
M-S
Debt Bonds.
5s
$6,194c—Sept 1 1923
5s
M-S
M-S
to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
Street Paving Bonds.
5s
M-S
M-S
54,466c...Sept 1 1923 4^s
i
(Subject
to call after
Sept. 11913.)
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
4Hs
57,000c
$8,269c.. .Sept 1 1923
(Subject
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
Light Bonds.
4s
M-S
/485 25c_Sept 1 ’07-’09
1
’08-’09
1 ’07-'11
1 ’08-’l 1
6s
M-S
8.000c
4Hs’05 M-S J 4,936c...Mch ’08-’15
6s
M-S
93,000c
1 4,936c
Sept ’07-’14
6s
M-S
6,000c.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906.5190,898
6s
M-S
6,000c
Tax valuation 1905
1,293,430
5s
M-S
4,000c. ...Sept 1 1907 (Assessment about
actual value.)
5S
M-S
24,000c. ...Sept 1 1917 Total tax (per
$1,000)
1905
$39.00
M-S
4HS
7,000c ...Sept 1 1918 Population in 1890
.4,726
6s
M-S
8,000c ..Meh 1 1924 j Population In 1900
4,639
INTEREST on the 5% refunding bonds due 1907 and
on the street
paving bonds is payable at Pomeroy; on all others In New
York.
.
PORT CLINTON.
J. J.
This
Huber, Clerk.
village Is in Ottawa County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 18 ’07.588,755 I Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$36 00
Assessed valuation 1906
693,722 | Population In 1900
2,450
PORTSMOUTH.
Filmore
This
Musser, Auditor.
city Is the county seat of Scioto County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works.
4s
4s
M-N
A-O
550,000c...May 1 1916
40,000c... Apr
Refunding Water
1 1926
Bonds.
3.65s’06M-N
4s
5s
5s
4s
4s
583,000c...May 1 1931
Refunding Bonds
M-S10
J-D
F-A
J-D
J-D
Incorporated March 11915
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S 520,000c... Mch 1 1920
4s
M-S
5,000c...Sept 1 1910
3 3^s’06 F-A
35,000 c
1908-1917
(See V. 82. p. 172, for maturity.)
4s ’06
M-S
3,500c. .June 1 1909
4s ’06
J-D
/6,000c.Dec 1 ’16-’17
)8,OOOc_Dec 1 ’18-’19
560,000c
Sept ’07-’21
20,000c
June 11916
Street-Improvement.
5,000c... Aug 1 1907 4s ’06
F-A /57,500c.Aug 1
20,000c. .June 27 1918
\ 3,500c.. .Aug
j 26,000c_Dec 15 ’09-’21 { 4s ’06 A-O
4,500c..Oct 1
l 9,000c.Dec 15 ’22-’24 4s ’06
A-O
4,000c. .Oct 1
4s '06
SALEM.
LOANS—
When Due.
Special Assessment Bonds.
6s ’04
51,020c
5s ’04
M-S
1,560c.Sept 1 '07-’09
5s ’05
Ann
3,503 c
1906-1910
5s ’05
Ann
3,503c
1906-1910
-s ’06
1,900.
Debt Extension Bonds.
5s
A-O $22,000c.Apr 1 ’08-’29
5s ’04
F-A
11.000c.Aug 1 ’07-’17
Street Bonds.
6s
$550c
1907
5s
26,880c
1907-1918
6s
403c
1907-1908
6s
1,009 40e._Sept ’07-’08
5s
F-A
24,000c.Aug 15 ’07-’30
Street and Alley Bonds.
5s ’05
M-S $15,000c_Mch 1 ’08-’22
Hopkins, Clerk.
(per $1,000) 1905___$20 40
In 1900
.13,833
1,299)0361Population
RAVENNA.
E. W.
Marvin, Clerk.
This village Is situated In Portage
County.
Incorporated Dec. 6 1852.
LOANS—
When Due. !
Park Improvement Bond9.
Sewer Bonds.
6s ’91
J-D 575,000c
1907-1921
4s ’04 J-D30 $40,000.Dec 30 ’15-’22 ; GEN’L
BONDS Jan 1 ’07.. 5197,000
($10,000
June *23-’24 Assessment debt
9,862
4s *05
J-D \ 10,000
Dec *23-’24 ; TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
206,862
(
2,500
June30 1925 Sinking fund
7.144
48 ’06
22,500
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
199,718
4s ’07
J D
10,000
30 ’10-'14 Total valuation 1906
2,315,197
Water-Works Bonds.
; (Assessment
Is 45% actual value.)
5s ’85
M-S $28.000c._Mch 15 1908 Total tax
(per 51,000) 1906-’07 $29 00
($4,000 yearly to March 15 1914.)
Population In 1890
3,417
.58*05
J-D /52,OOOc.June 15 '07-08
Population In 1900.
.4,003
1 1,000c...Dec 15 1907 Population In 1907 (est.)
5,000
Refunding Bonds.
J-D
55.000c...June 1 1923 !
INTEREST on the park and water bonds Is
payable at the Chemical
National Bank, New York; on the street bonds In
Ravenna.
READING.
This
Jacob
Griner, Treasurer. Jas.
village la In Hamilton County.
R.
LOANS—
Vedder, Cl’k.
When Due. 1 Assessed valuation 1906
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
4s '06
A-O
57,800c...Oct 1 1926 Population la 1900
BONDED DEBT Mch *0T__-$9*,000
RICHLAND COUNTY.
P.
J.
Courtney, Deputy Auditor.
Wigton
,
786,390
$35 00
3,076
Treasurer; A.
E
Mansfield it the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906.5182,000
Bridge Bends.
Assessed valuation, real. .10,376,890
4Hi
A-O
$140,000® ..1*06-1920 Assessed val., personal
8,601,870
5S
A-O
15,000* ..1916-1920 Total valuation 1906
24,978,760
Court House Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M) 1906
$7.50
5s
A-O 528,750c
1907r1911 Population In 1906
44,289
Rocky Ford Improvement Bonds.j
is
A-O
57.500O
1907|
INTEREST payable at Treasurer’s office.
RIDGE TOWNSHIP.
W. J.
This
Lepley, Clerk.
5s
Road Bonds.
A O 565.000c
($7,000 yearly
on
ROSS COUNTY.
DEBT Apr 1 ’07.. $65,000
Assessed valuation !9t)4_ .51,002.810
rate (per 51 .000) 1905
$30 80
Population In 1900
1,585
1908-1917 Tax
April 1.)
Charles H. Pinto, Auditor.
Chllllcothe Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06.
$382.0001 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 190S..
18,721,582{
40,940
1,520c
'
June 15
4/<js’05 F-A
[ _s ’06
1 4s ’06
..1907
290c...Apr 1 1908
10,000c.June 15 ’07-16
16,000.. Aug 1 ’07-’22
18,000
13,775.
July ’07-’19
17,000c Mch 25 ’08-’24
J-J
j4Hs’07 M-S
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’06
J-D 528.000c..Dec 1 ’07-’34
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.. $340,000
Tax valuation 1906
2,906,000
(Assessment about 45% actual value)
Total tax (per 51,000) 1906..$36.20
Population in 1890
5,780
Population in 1900
7,582
June
SANDUSKY. John J. Molter,
Mayor; Alex. M. Wagner,
City Auditor.
This
city Is situated
In Erie
LOANS—
County
5S
5s
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $20,000...June ’07-’10
M-S
Sept 1 1911
M-S
Sept 1 1912
A-O
1,500...Oct 15 1912
4s
M-S
14,000
Mch 1 1914
4s
J-D
J6,000-Dec 31 ’07-’09
\4,000...Dec 31 1910
4s
M-S
8,000
Sept 1 1912
4s
M-S
13,000
Mch 1 1915
4s ’04
F-A
12,000c...Aug 1 1913
4s ’04
F-A
22.000c...Aug 1 1914
4s ’05
F-A
21,000c...Aug 1 1920
4s '06
M-S
15,000
Sept 1 1921
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s
A-O J $6,000* .Apr 1 ’08-’09
1 2,000*...Apr 1 1910
J-J
4^s
10,000*.July'15 ’07 ’08
4s
A-O
10,000*..Apr 15 1909
4s
A-O
10,000...Apr 15 1910
4s
M-S
8,000
Mch 1 1911
4s
M-N /10,000...May 15 1912
1 4,000...May 15 1913
4s
A-O
10,000c..Apr 15 1914
4s ’05
A-O
10,000c..Apr 15 1915
4s ’06
M-N 15,000
May 1 1921
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S
$6,000c.. .Sept 1 1909
4s ’05
J-J
9.000c...July 1 1910
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S
$6,000c...Sept 1 1909
4s ’05
M-S
2,000
Mch 1 1910
4^8
4Hs
Sandusky Bay.
Refunding Street Bonds.
on
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
4s ’05
F-A
57,500c.
Feb 1 1920
Dock Improvement Bonds.
4s
5s
F-A $10,000*.Aug 1 ’07-’ll
5s
F-A
45,000*. Aug 1 ’12-’26 5s
M-N
J$14,000..May
1 ’07-’10
1,500
May 1 1911
12,000
Sept 1 1913
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
A-O
$2,500.
Apr 1908
4s
M-S
9,000
Sept 1 1910
4s
J-J
7,000
July 16 1909
4s
M-N 25,000
May ’07-’ll
1
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
F-A
$3,000...Feb 15 1908
A-O
( 5s
Oct 15 1907
/ 300
•
1400...Oct 15 1908
5s
F-A
3,000...Feb 15 1908
4s
M-S
8.000.. Mch 1 ’08-’l 1
f 1,000.. July 1 ’07-’08
4s
J-J
( 2,000..July 1 ’09-’10
l
500....July 1 1911
4s
"
M-S
15,000 ..Mch 1 ’08-’10
4s ’04
M-N
5.500
May 1 1910
4s ’04
M-S
21,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’13
4s ’05
A-O
5,500c...Apr 11915
4 s ’05
F-A
6,000c...Aug 1 1915
4s ’05
M-S f 8,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’10
\15,000c.Sept 1 ’11-’15
4s ’05
M-S J 10,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’l 1
\12,000c.Sept 1 ’12-’15
4s ’05
M-S
4,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’10
4s ’06
F-A
5,000
Feb 1 1911
4s ’06
M-S
20,000..Sept 1 ’07-’l 6
4s ’06
M-S
5.000
Sept 1 1916
4s ’06
M-S
7,000c.Sept 1 ’08-’14
M-S
1
„
Wharf Bonds.
M-S $45,000..Sept 1
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S
$1,000c...Sept
4s ’05
F-A
4,000
Feb
4s ’06
M-S
17,000
Mch
Harbor Bonds.
14s ’06
A-O $50,000.. Apr 1
Is payable In New York
City
on all other bonds by the
City
4s
’17-’36
1 1907
1 1915
1 1916
’21-’25
INTEREST on bonds marked *
at the
American Exchange National Bank;
Treas.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING
FUNDS, ETC.—
Oct.1906. Mch. 1905. Jan. 1 ’04. l/ch.1903.
Total bonded debt
$644,500
$557,800
$530,00*
$584,200
Sinking funds
8.000
12,000
13,795
38,689
Netdebt
5636,500
$545,800
5516,205
5545,511
Water debt (Included above)
$113,500
$117,000
5125.00#
$139,000
Assessment debt (lnclud. above) .$263,000
$122,800
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
assessed valuation (about 1-3
city’s
estimated real value) and tax rate have been
as follows:
Years.
1905
1904.
1903
1902.
Valuation.
$7,854,490
....
7,678,660
7.482,600
7,206,930
Tax Rate. I Years.
$30.00 1900
29.80:1890
29.80 I 1883..
29.00!
POPULATION.—In 1900 the population
18,471; in 1880 it was 15,838: In 1870, 13,000:
SHELBY.
This
C. C.
Valuation.
Tax rate.
$7,010.37#
6.391,00#
5,293,40#
529.50
27.60
33.60
19,664: la 189# It
In 1906 (est.), 22,###.
was
Incorporated September 1853.
LOANS—
When Due.
Public Library Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s ’06
M-N
52,250c Mch
5s
J-D/524,500c June 1907-’13;
Electric Light Bonds.
1
4,000c June
1914 6s
54,000c
5s
5s
J-D
J-D
was
Moore, Village Clerk.
village Is In Richland County.
1
08 ’16
1*07-1910
1 ’07-’17
4,800c June 1907-’14j5s
J-D
11,000c June
J 3,500c June 1907-’13'
Refunding Bonds.
1 1,000c June
1914
M— 59,000c
1##6-1922
J-J
770c July
1
1007 5s
J-J
j 15,000c Jan 1 ’12-’26
J-D
1,636c Mch !’08-’ll.
115,000c July 1 ’12-’26
(See V. 81. p. 1452, for
maturity.) 4 Us ’04M-S
23.000c
1926
4s ’06
M-S
3.740
1908-1910 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1##7_
$177,629
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,710,270
43^8
A-O 520,000c
1912-1936 (Assessment about 60%
actual value'
(51.000 yearly on April 1 )
(Total tax (per 51,000) 1906..
4s
.$39.20
A-O
70c Oct
1
1907 Population In 1890
1,977
4s
A-O
500c Oct
1
1907 Population In 1900
4,685
: Population In 1907 (est.)
5.000
INTEREST payable at
5s
5s ’05
township Is In Van Wert County.
LOANS
When Due.! BONDED
to ’21
13,000c_Aug 15 ’07-’19
City Treasurer’s office,
Bank, Salem, Ohio.
A. Hayes, Clerk.
..
5s ’05
Refunding Bonds.
Mch $15,000c.Aug ’08
DISTRICT.
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906..$2,891,070
$42,000C.June 17 ’07 ’21 School tax (per
$1,000) 1906. .$10.65
BONDED DEBT .Sept 1 1906$42,000
Population In 1906 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST is payable at the Farmers’ National
Bank, Salem.
5s
;
B. W.
This township Is In Belmont
County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06
$120,000|Tax rate
Assessed valuation 1905
4s
4s
6s
6s
4s
on the sewer bonds Is
payable at the
all other bonds at the Farmers’
National
SALEM SCHOOL
.
F-A
A-O
PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.
,
INTEREST
A-O
High-School Building.
900c...Aug 1 1913 4s ’07
F-A 515.000c.Feb 1 ’31-’33
8,000c.Apr 1 *12-’15 School dlst debt Feb 15 ’07.5109,700
1,900c
Apr 1 1916 i Sinking fund
4,500
3Hs
A-O
30,OOOc_Apr 25 ’17-21 Assessed valuation 1906
7,580,410
8,000c..Apr 25 1922 ! School tax (per 51,000) 1906..59.65
4s ’05 M-N20J 9,000c.May 20’23-’25 |
Population in 1907 (est.)
26,000
3,500c..May 20 19261
INTEREST on the 4s of 1906 Is payable at the Central
National Bank.
Portsmouth, and on the 4s of 1907 at the First National Bank,
Portsmouth.
3Ms
Carlisle, Mayor; Geo.
LOANS—
j$10.500c.Jan
4s
Albert
Holmes, Auditor.
This city Is In Columbiana County.
The Salem RR. bonds Issued by this
city to the amount of $125,000 were declared
unconstitutional, but a decree
was entered In the United States
Court for the sale of this road at a price not
less than $125,000—the amount
of bonds issued by the city to build the
road.
See V. 72. p. 401.
The road was sold and the
city of Salem relieved
from any obligation.
on
’11-’13
1 1914
’08-’l 6
*09-’l6
9,000c_-Oct 1 ’08-’16
; General bonds Dec 1906
$469,000
Assessment debt.
165,60,0
Building Bonds.
debt
Floating
36,500
5s M-N 12
j $2,000c..Nov 12 1908 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1906.
671,100
l21.000c.Nov 12 *09-’15 'Sinking fund
50,000
4s ’06
M-S
5,000c...Sept 1 1916 ; NET DEBT Dec 1906
621.100
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
! Water debt (Included)
173,000
4s
F-A 515,000c...Aug 1 1917 Total
valuation 1906
7,582,041
5s
J-J
35.000c... July 1 1923 (Assessment about 40% actual
value)
Library Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..533.00
4s
F-A
$5,000c. Aug 1 ’07-’ll Population In 1890
12,394
Population In 1900.
17,870
Population in 1906 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST payable In New York.
PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
William L. Reed, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.
School-Building Bonds.
M-N
4*s
$900c_- May 28 1907/4S ’06
J-J
12 ’27-’29
4s
A-O
9,000c..June ’07-’09
\
4,000c..Jan 12 1930
4s
F-A
9,000c.Aug 1 ’10-’21
Levee Bonds.
4s
F-A
$8,000o,.Feb 1 ’08-’l5
4s ’04
J-D
7,000c.Dec 20 ’07-’13
Aschbacher, Auditor.
»
5342c...Sept 1 1907
1 323 50c.Mch
J
975c.Sept
1
780c.Mch
F. F.
,
Bengel, Clerk.
LOANS—
Schroeder, Village
This city Is In Auglaize County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Highway Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’05
J-J
$21,000c...Jan 2 1923
4Hs
M-S $19,000c...Mch 1 1924 5s
54,000
1918
Electric-Light Bonds.
Deficiency
Bonds.
6s
$2,000
1907-1909 5s 04
M-S
58.000
Sept
1
1914
6s
’6,000
1909-1914
Sewer Bonds.
5s
500
1907 4s ’06
J-D $50,000
Dec 1 1936
4^s
15,000
1907-1924 General bonds Dec 1906
$223,250
Water Bonds.
Assessment debt
81,502
5s
$47,000
1907-1930 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1906..
304,752
5s
5,000
1907-1909 Assessed valuation 1906
1,450,650
4>£s
5,000
1907-1912 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1905.
..$43.40
I Population In 1900
5,359
(Population In 1890
3,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906..$111,716
Assessed valuation 1905
441,500
1926 Tax rate
(per 51,000) 1906..-537.58
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.5103,807
Population In 1900
953
Floating debt.
7,909
Extension Bonds.
4s ’06
$5,981
Geo.
L.VX.XIV
Clerk.
This village (P. O. Station P,
Cincinnati) Is In Hamilton County.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906.
.52,426 ,050
Water Bonds
r
|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$21.66
4s ’06
F-A
54.000c
Aug 1 1936 |Population In 1900.
3,384
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906 $187,025
|
village Is In Hamilton County.
LOANS—
|VOL.
Shelby.
0191
1
Apr., 1907. J
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
•SHELBY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. O. Hughes, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. j Assessed valuation 1907. _$1.783.236
6s
M-S
$6,000c
Sept 1 19131 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
*5s
J-D
24,000c June 1907-’30 |School tax (per $1,000) 1907_.$13.00
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07-$29,0001 Population in 1907 (est)
5,000
J. C.
Rosser, Auditor.
Sidney is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.' County bonds June 18 1906. .$19,000
Home Bonds.
Ditch bonds (assessment)
48,400
$2,500
Road bonds (assessment)
44,450
"Fair Ground Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT June 18 1906.111,850
$7,500
Assessed valuation 1905.. 13,276,080
Deficiency Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% value.)
Children’s
$9,000
Population in 1900
i Population In
SIDNEY.
This
C. E.
24,625
30,000
_
1905
(est)
Lippincott, Auditor.
city is the county seat of Shelby County.
are
all tax exempt
1890
Population
Population In 1900.
Population In 1906 (est.)
This city Is In Clark
4,850
5,688
8,000
L. M. Harris, Auditor.
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’05
$9,000..Mch 1913-’14
Street Paving Bonds, 5s.
M-SS225.000..Sept 1 ’07-’21
($15,000 yearly.)
1907... $5,000,001 1908...$5,000.00
4s ’06
M-S $4,000 ..March
1911
Water Bonds.
Emergency Bonds.
5s
M-S $25,000
..1907
4s
M-S $10,000. .Sept 1 ’07-’16 5s
M-S
50,000 ..Mch 1908-’11
Police Department Bonds.
(Part due each M-S.)
4s
M-S $20.000..Sept 1 ’08-’10 os
M-S
1 1913
2,000..Mch
4s
M-S
20.000..Sept 1 ’08-*09 5s
M-S
1 1912
5,000 ..Mch
4s ’04
M-S
6.000c Mch
1
5s
1910
M-S
1 1912
5,000..Sept
Hospital Bonds.
5s
M-S
1 1919
3.000. .Mch
4s
M-S $30,000..Sept 1 ’12-’17 5 s
M-S / 30,000 ..Mch 1 ’13-’15
4s
M-S
25.000 ..Sept 1 ’21-’25
1 20,000..Sept
’13-’14
5s ’02
M-S
10,000
M-S l 30,000..Sept 1915-’17
Sept ’12-13 5s
4s ’02
M-S
8,000.
Sept 1911
\20,000 ..Mch 1916-’17
4s '05
M-S /15,000c Mch
1
1923 5 s
M-S
10,000. .Mch
1 1918
113,000c Mch 1 1924 5s
M-S
1 1920
7,000.. Mch
4s ’06
M-S
20,000c Sept 1 ’24-'25 5s
M-S
1 1910
5,000..Sept
Park Improvement Bonds.
5s
8 ,000. .Sept
M-S
1 1918
4s
M-S $10,000..Sept 1918-’19 5s
M-S
1 1919
10,000 ..Mch
4s
17,000
1915-1917 5s
M-S
10,000. .Sept
1 1920
4s
M-S
10,000..Sept 1920-’21 4s
M-S /20.000 ..Mch 1 ’21 -’22
Fire Department Bonds.
110,000.. Sept 1 1921
5s
M-S J$21,000. .Mch 1 *15-’21 4s
M-S
10 000..Sept
1
1922
l
14,000._Sept 1 ’15 ’21 |44s
M-S /30,000. .Mch 1 *23-'25
4s
M-S /
9,000..Mch 1 '22-'24
130,000 ..Sept 1 ’23-*25
1
6.000. .Sept 1 ’22-’24 '
(20.000c. Mch 1 *26-’27
Street Repair Bonds.
M-S 110,000c_Sept 1
j
4s '07
1926
4s ’06
M-S $10,000c...Mch 1 1910
I 5,000c_Sept 1
1927
Heating System Bonds.
General bonds Sept 11 ’06__
■“
$922,000
4s *05
M-S
$4,000..Mch 1
1913 Assessment debt
82,234
Street Improvement Bond*.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06.1,004,234
4s
M-S $40,000. .Mch 1 ’09-’12 Tot. water debt
(Included)
345,000
Street Paving Bonds, 6s.
Tax valuation 1906.
20,158,000
44s
1907. ..$4,848.93 11909... $4,713.93
1908... 4 ,848.93 11910
4,465.80
(Assessment about H actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$26.67
Population In 1906 (est.)
45,000
Population in 1900
38,253
INTEREST Is payable at Springfield and New York.
,
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
Buildings, Sites, Ac.
5s
J-D $11,000c June
8 1907
5s
M-S
11,000c Mch
1 1908
5s
M-S
11,000c Mch
1 1909
4Hs
J-D
9,000c June
8 1907
4s
M-S
24,000c Sept 29’12-’13
4s
M-S
11,000c Sept 29 1914
5s
M-S 12,000c Mch
1 1910
STARK COUNTY.
County seat
M. W.
Canton.
W. H. Holmes, Clerk.
Buildings, Sites, &c. (Con.)
5s
A-O $10,000c Mch
12 1911
4s *04
M-S
10,000c.. Sept 1 1915
BONDED DEBT Dec’06.
$109,000
Tax valuation 1906
20,674,880
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. ..$27.30
Population In 1906 (est.)
40,000
INTEREST payable at New York.
Oberlin, Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
F-A/$ 12,000c Feb 15 ’08-’09
1 18,000c Aug 15 ’07-’09
Court-House Bonds.
5s
$70,000c
1907-1913
Refunding Bonds.
5s
$50,000 Mch 14 08-’12
4s
J-D /20,000c June 1 ’14-’15
(30,000c Dec 1 ’13-’l5
INTEREST on court-house bonds
In Canton.
BOND. DEBT Mch 28 ’07
Sinking fund..
6s
STEUBENVILLE.
Frank S.
This city Is In Jefferson
LOANS—
County.
$200,000
55,492
144,508
NET DEBT Mch 28 1907.
Assessed valuation, real..32,895,320
Assessed val., personal
17,817,220
Total valuation 1906
50,712,540
(Assessment Is H actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5.95
Population In 1890
84,170
Population in 1900
94,747
Is payable In New York; on all others
King, Auditor.
When Due.! GEN’L BONDS Jan 1 ’07..
Garbage Plant Bonds.
; Assessment debt-.l
4^s ’06M-N /$18,000c May 1 ’07-’12 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
1
2,000c May 1 1913 Sinking fund
$211,000
90,207
301.207
11,178
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
290,029
’11-’15 Tax valuation 1906
7,063,370
.j (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
Library Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$30.40
4s
M-S $11.000c
1907-1917 I Population In 1900
14,349
Various Bonds.
i Population In 1905
23,000
5s
M-S $82,442
Population In 1907 (est.)
27,000
INTEREST payable at the office of Sinking Fund.
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $50,000c Mch 1
5s
M-S 130,000c
STEUBENVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Edward M. Van Cleve, Supt. of
Schools.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$7,500
($8,000..May 1 *07-’10 Assessed val., real
5,438,750
’12-*25 Assessed val., personal
28,000._May
2,497,400
4s ’05
M-If
8,000.. Nov
’07-’10 Total valuation 1906.
7,936,150
12,000.. Nov
’12-’17 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
.24,000.. Nov
f18-’25 School tax (per$l,000) 1906..$10.00
BONDED DBBT Feb 1907 $80,000 Population In 1907 (est.)
22,000
SUMMIT COUNTY.
M. D.
Buckman, Auditor.
Akrom i» tk* oaunty seat.
When Due. \
Ditch Bond*.
Court-Haaea Bend*.
i 5s *04
July
$760c July
1 1907
4s '05
P-A/$t38,000c Feb 1 ’08-’24 I BONDED DEBT Mch ’07 $296,141
I
9,000c Feb 1
1925 ‘ Assessed valuation 1906.
.42,846,780
Jail Bead*.
i
County tax rate (per $1,000)‘08 $2.35
4s
M-S $l9.990e
,Population In 1900.
LOANS—•
($6,009 yearly oa Nov. 1.)
INTERHST oa court-house
Treasurer.
TIFFIN.
John E.
| Population In 1890
Is payable at office
bonds
Diemer, Auditor.
This city la la Seaeea Oaaaty.
M-S
M-S
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s ’06
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
(See V. 82,
M-S
M-S
4s ’06
4s ’07
9,500c. .Mch
25,000c. .Sept
Bonds.
$40,000c..Mch
80,000c. .Sept
54,000c. .Sept
10,700c.-Mch
Incorporated in 1850.
..71,715
54,089
of
County
Park Bonds.
6s
1
1907
1
1908
1908
M-S
$5,000c. .Sept 1 1907
Special Assessment Bonds—4s, 6s.
Due.
Amount. Due.
Amount.
1907
$7,000
$3,500
11908
6.500
3,000
1 1909 1909
6,500
3,500
1919
GEN.
1
BONDS Mch 1907...$476,200
1 1915 Assessment debt
30,000
1 1911 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907..
506,200
73,000c. .Sept 1 1916 Tax valuation 1906
4,159,340
12,500c.. Sept 1 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$39.60
67,000c..Mch 1 ’10-’14 Population In 1906
13,000
p. 236, for maturity.)
Population In 1905
12,000
44.000c...Sept 1 1021 Population In 1900
10,989
19,000c. ..Mch 1 1922
1
.INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
TOLEDO.
Bonds
LOANS—
When Due.'
Sewer Bonds.
Street Improvement (Assessment) 3Hs
J-J
$50,000c July
1
1926
5s
M-S j $30 000c Mch 1 ’08-’l 3
General Notes.
\ 35,000c Sept 1 ’07-’13 6s
M-S
$3,000
1907-1909
5s *05
M-S U 4,000c Mch 1 ’08-’15 General bonds
Sept 1 1906..$201,000
1 4,000c Sept 1 ’07-’14 Assessment debt
84,000
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906. 285.000
5S
M-S $44,000c
1907-1917 Sinking fund
23.958
Water Certificates.
NET DEBT Sept 1 1906... 261,042
4s ’06
M-S
$1,000
Sept 1 1907 Tax valuation 1906
2,665,670
Improvement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$38.00
•Ss
M-S$100,000c
1911-1920
in
SPRINGFIELD.
6s
6s
6s
When Due.
Extending Indebtedness.
M-S $36,000c..Sept
Refunding
M-S
4VaS
INTEREST'on school bonds payable at Citizens’ Bank of Shelby.
SHELBY COUNTY.
LOANS—
95
R. G. Bacon, Auditor.
Toledo Is situated In Lucas County.
Incorporated 1837.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Sanitary Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
3 Hs’00 A-O $ 10,000c April
8 1920
5s’91
J-J
2
1911
$19,000c Jan
Toledo Library Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1901.) 4s ’89
( $20,000.. July 1 ’07-’10
4 J^s’88 M-N $21 ,()00c May
1 1908
l
7.000... July
1 1911
4 J-os’88 J-D
10,()00c June 30 1908 4 Hs’92
5,000..July
1 1912
4 ,VjS’9 1 M-S
15,000c Sept 10 1911
Improvement Deficiency.
4H.s’93A-0 32,000 Oct
1 1913 4 Hs’94 A-O $70,000c
1914
April
20
4 kts’94 J-D
43.000c Dec
1914
General Fund Refunding.
Fire Department.
4 Hs'88 M-N $70,000c
1 1908
May
4 Hs’92 J-J
$30,000c July
1 1912 4 Hs’96 M-N 90,000c Nov
1 1911
4 Ias’92 M-S
30,000r Sept
1 1912 4 Hs’96 M-N 60,000c May 26 1911
4s’98 ' J-J
50.000c July
1 1908 4 Hs’92 J-J
110,000c July
1 1912
4s ’06
J-D
60,000c Dec
15 1926 4 Hs’94 M-N 69,000c May
15 1914
4s 05
Fire-Department Deficiency.
A-O 100,000c April
1 1914
3Ks ’02 A-O $36,000c. Apr
1 1912 4s 87
J-J
70.000c July
1 1917
Cemetery Bonds.
4s ’89
J-J
190.000c July
1 1919
3Hs’00 M-S $30,000c Sept
1930 3s ’1)9
J-D
15,000c Dec
1 1919
(Subject to call Sept. 1910.)
3s ’89
A-O
10,000c Oct
1 1919
Boulevard Bonds.
4s ’03
A-O 195.000c Oct
2 1923
3 Hs’00 M-N $75,000c May
1920 4s *04
J-J
100,000c Jan
1 1924
3 Hs’01 M-S
75,000c Mch
1921 3 Hs’OO M-N 432,000
4 1930
May
General Intersection.
3.65s ’06A-O165,000c April 30 1914
3Hs ’02J-D $25,000c Dec
1
1922
General Street Improvem't Bonds.
Street Intersection.
4s ’06
A-O $75.000c. _Oct 15 1926
5s ’91
M-N$ 100,000c May
1 1911 4s ’98
M-S
9,600c._Mch
1 1908
5s ’91
M- N 91,850c Nov
2 1911 4s ’98
A-O
19,500c.-Oct 10 1908
5s ’92
J-J
20 1912 3Hs’03 A-O 125,000c.-Oct
93,000c Jan
1922
5s ’93
M-N 75,000c Nov
1 1913 3Hs’03 A-O
1923
13,000c--Apr
4 Hs’90 M-S
30,422c Sept
4 1910 4s ’04
J-J
142,195c..Jan
1924
4 Hs’92 M-S
1 1912
25,000c Sept
Park Bonds.
4 Hs’93 J-J
20.000c Jan
15 1913 4s ’92
J-J $100,000c July
1922
4Hs’94 M-S
1 1914 4s ’94
50,000c Mch
J-J
100,000c July
1944
4Hs’95 M-N 10,000c May
1 1915 4s ’92
J-J
400,000c July
1942
4Hs’97 J-J
10,500c Jan
1 1909 3Hs’00 --.-100,000
June
1930
4^s’97 J-D
2,900c June
1 1907
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
4Hs’97 M-S
5,000c Sept
1 1907 4s ’95
F-A$200,000c
Feb 1 1925
4s ’99
M-S
36,800c Mch
1 1909 4s ’99
A-O 250,000c April 1
1929
3 Hs ’00 M-N
79,000c May
1 1920 (Subject to call after April 1 1919.)
3 Hs’01 A-O
46,000c Oct
1 1921
Water Bonds.
3 Hs’00 J-D
55,000c Dec
1 1920 4s '05
F-A$450,000c-_Aug 1 *07-’15
3 Hs’01 J-D
33,000c June
1 1921
Natural Gas.
3 He ’02
20,000 June
1 1922 4 Hs’89 A-O$150,000c Oct
1 1909
General Improvement Bonds.
4Hs’89 A-O 150,000c Oct
1 1914
4s ’04 J-D30 $40,000c Dec
30 1919 4Hs’92 J-J
100.000c July
1 1917
4s ’04
J-J
75,000c Jan
1 1924 4H8’89 M-N
75,000c May 10 1919
Waterworks Refunding.
4Hs’89 A-O 175.000c Oct
1 1919
4Hs’94 M-S$500,000c Sept
1 1914 4s *04
A-O 100.000c Oct
1 1914
4s'03
J-D 297,000c June
1 1913
University Bonds.
Refunding Park Bonds.
4s ’98
F-A $10.000c Aug
31 1908
3Hs’99 J-D $150,000c June
1 1929
Market. Patrol and
(Subject to call after June 1 1924.) 4 Hs’91 M-N 110,000c Dredging.
May 15 1911
Sanitary Bonds.
4Hs’92 J-J
8,000c July 15 1912
3Hs’02 M-S $20,000c Sept
1 1912
Sanitary General Funding.
kw/«
3.65s’06
$120,000 Oct
11923
INTEREST.—All general bonds and Interest
coupons are payable at the
United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York
City—the fiscal agents for
the city of Toledo.
BONDED DEBT, &c.—The city debt has been as follows:
Dec. 31 ’06.
Dec. 31 *0*.
Dec. 31 '04.
Total bonded debt
$7,292,114
$7,278,114
$6,838,113
Sinking funds
1,272,845
1,359,72*
1.208,380
-
Net debt
$6,019,269
$5,918,391
$*.629,733
Special assessm’t debt (additional) ..$] ,063,227
$961,928
$724,960
Total debt
-$7,082,496
$6,880,319
$6,854,693
In addition to the above, the city had a
floating debt on Dec. 81 1906 of
$114,169.
The sinking fund is Invested In city bonds.
EQUALIZED
VALUATION
AND
40 to 50% actual value.
Years.
Real Estate.
1906
$58,591,120
1905
55,593,580
1904
52,698,470
1903
50,385,650
1900
39,840.370
1894
34,764,240
TAX
RATE.— Assessment
about
Ptrsonal.
Total.
$18,727,160
17,615,310
16,995,440
14,230,660
13,605,390
10,691,000
$77,318,288
73.208,89#
69,693,910
64,616,81#
$*2.00
53 445,76#
32.60
POPULATION In 1907 (est.), 180.000: In 1900 It
61.88% over that for 1890, 81,434; in 1880 It was
31.584.
Tor Rate.
29.00
29.80
29.80
45,455,24#
28.60
was 181,822; a gain of
50,137; ia 1870 It was
TOLEDO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds are exempt from all
taxes.
LOANS—
When
4Hs
$38,000
4 Ms
F-A 177,000--.1907 to
4s
180,000__.1923 to
4s
125,000__.1921 to
Due. BONDED DEBT of School
1909
District Sept 1 1906
$520,000
1916 Sinking fund...
52.900
1929 Assessed valuation
1904..70,132,970
1926 School tax (per $1.00#)
TORONTO.
(Miss) Lillie I. Donatl, Clerk,
l#»i._$7.70
D. O. Ault, Clerk.
This village Is In Jefferson County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$82,000
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
TROY.
Assessed valuation
l##i..#l,#22,800
21,974 Tax rate (per $1,000) 19#i
1907.-.103,974 Population In 1900
Chas. F.
$31 60
3,526
Ranuells, City Auditor.
This city Is the county seat of Miami
LOANS—
When Due. |
County.
Improvement Bonds.
M-S
$6,000
Mch 1922
4HS
M-S $10,000
Mch 1 1908
M-S
20,000
1917-1920
4s
M-S
13,500,
1925-1928 i
M-S
11,000
1920-1921
5S
M-S
6,000.
1908! 5s
M-S
10,000
1923-1924
City-Hail Refunding.
M-S
|4Hs
15,000
1908
5s
M-S
$5,000
1907-1911 j 4s
F-A
15,006
1928-1927
5s
M-S
3,000
1912-1914
Real Estate Bonds.
5s
M-S
3.000
1915-1916! 5s
M-S
$3,00#. .Mck 1 *08-’10
($1,000 each March 1 and Sept. 1.)
Water Bonds.
Elec trie-Light Bonds.
6s
M-S $48
000-Sept 18 ’07-’18
4s
M-S
$8,000
1911 5s
M-S
4 00#
1911-1914
4s
J-D
4,000
1924 5s
M-S
6,00#
1910-1912
J-J
4Hs
18.000
Jan 1 1918 GEN. BONDS Jan 1
$253,500
Sewer Bonds
.Assessment debt
24,900
5s ’03
M-S $20,000
.1912-1921 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1908.
278 400
5s ’05
F-A
3,500
1915!Tax valuation 1905
#.177|000
Bridge Bonds.
i
(Assessment Is H actual value )
5s
M-S
$1,500
Sept 1 1910 City tax (per $1,000) 190$
$12.90
Fire Bonds.
! Total tax (per
$1,000) 190$..$30 60
4s ’04
M-N
Funding Bonds.
6s
5s
5s
,
$10.000
Nov 1 1924
INTEREST payable at Troy.
Population in
1 Population In
1890
1900
4 494
~3’881
.
.
.
.
.
90
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
TROV SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. C.
LOANS—
When Due.
4.4s
M-S $22,000c.Sept 1 ’07-*12
(Part each 6 mos.—V. 78,
p. 1189.)
INTEREST
Fullerton, Clerk.
$24,000
2,936
! Assessed valuation, 1906
3,206,000
iSchool tax (per $1,000) 1903..$10.00
school bonds is payable at
Treasurer’s Office.
on
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
A-OS 100,000c
Road and ditch debt (add.).
5s
5s
5s
4s
5s
..
Clawson, Auditor.
Assessed valuation, real.$14,356,670
Assessed val., personal._
9,741,953
1907-1920
County debt Apr 1 1906
Sinking fund..
C. C.
Warren is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due
County Bonds.
4s
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
J-D $10,000
1907-1916Dec $1,498 12
1907-1908 4s
J-D
13,500
1907-1933
Sept 2,673 24
1907-1909
Fire Department Bonds.
Dee
2,967 90
1907-1909 5s
J-J
$5,000.. July 1 '07-T 6
M-S
8,777 50
1907-1911
Refunding Bonds.
J-D
1,260
1907-1913 4s
J-J
J
$500
July 1 1908
5s
J-D
1.610
1907-1913
115,000. .July 1 '09-'23
5s ’05
M-S
4,000...Sept 1 ’07-’14
Building
Repair
Bonds.
5s ’05
M-S
2,400. .Sept 1 ’07-’09 5s
J-J
$3,000.. July 1 ’07-’12
5s
J-D
X,800
1907-1915
Sewer Bonds.
5 4s
M-S
6,930c.-Sept
1 ’07-’15 5s
J-J
$7.200..
5 4s
July 1 ’07-’15
M-N 3,780c..Nov 1 ’07-’15 5s '05
J-J
5.400 ..July 1 ’07-’15
5s ’06
5,000
TOTAL DEBT Nov 26 ’06.
4s ’06
$169,945
F-A
11,000c..Aug 1 ’07-17 Tax valuation 1905
.2,045,766
W'ater-Works Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)
5s
1906..$36.60
M-N $28,000
1907-1920 Population in 1905 (est.).l
5s
10,000
M-N
10,000
1921-1925 Population in 1900..
5s
.8,042
M-S J 8,000. .Mch 1 ’26-’33
l 7,000..Sept 1 ’26-’32
WELLSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
R. C. Thomas, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. '4 4s’06 F-A
$3.oooe.Aug 28 ’08-13
6s
A-O
$5,000c
1912 BOND ED DEBT
Sept 1906. $55,000
5s
M-S
16.000c...Mch 1 1922 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$12.00
4 4s’04 J-J
17.100c
1907-1924 Assessed valuation 1905.
1,850,000
I BOND. DEBT Feb 27 1907
j
_
.
Total valuation 1903
24.098,623
County tax (per $1,000) 1903. $4. lo
Population in 1890
.42,373
Population in 1900
46,59i
$100,000
232,500
_
TRIMBULL COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
LOANS—
When Due. \
5s ’04
F-A ($31,000c
Feb ’08-’10 | 5s ’05
NO.
1.
Jennie
B.
Griffith,
f$4,000c
Sept 1 1910
M-S ( 4,000c. .Mch 1 1911
1 28.000C...AUJ? ’07-’09 J
1
25,000c.
Mcll
1 ’ 12 ’ 16
(See V. 77, p. 2299, for
maturity.)
! 25,000c.
Sept 1 ’ll-’15
4s ’06
M-S $50,000c..M <5c S ’12-17 BOND.
DEBT Jan 1 1907. $250,000
(See V. 83, p. 231. for maturity.>
Assessed valuation 1906
7,830,369
f $27 ,000c_ Mch 1 ’18-’20 !
5s ’07
M-Si 27,000c.Sept 1 ’18-’20i
| 10,000c ...Mch 1 1921j
L 10,000c...Sept 1 1921 i
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer’s
office.
.
-
TRUMBULL
COUNTY
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 2.
When Due. 4 Ws’06 M-S $64,000
LOANS—
5s ’05
M-S$100,000
..
WELLSVILLE. T. R.
Gregor, Auditor.
Wm. B.
This village is in Tuscarawas
ated in 1853 and in 1865.
Mch 1 1920
Chase, Treasurer.
County.
Incorporated 1849; re-incorpor¬
When Due.' TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1 1906.$109.997
j Total valuation 1906
939,680
4s *06
M-N $14,500c
May 1 1936 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903...$42 00GEN’L BONDS Sept 1 ’06. .$77,000
Population in 1900
4,582
Assessment debt
28,164 j Population in 1906 (est)
5,500
Floating debt
4,833 j
URICHSV1LLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. L. Hillyer, Clerk.
School-Repair Bonds.
.Assessed valuation 1906
$939,330
4s ’07
A-O
$5,500c. .Apr 1 1927]School tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$1.60
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 .$29,0001
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payable at the
Commercial Bank in
Uhrichsville.
1
Refunding Bonds.
I). B.
Marysville Is the county
seat
12.730
Bridge bonds.
23,500
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.
95,250
Assessed valuation, real
8,631,510
UPPER SANDUSKY.
This
village is in Wyandot Countj
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
5s
A-O
$6,000c
Park
When Due.
Apr
1 1913
Bonds.
M-S : $20,000c .Sep 20 ’08-’l 1
4 Us
\ 10,000c..Sept 20 1912
Improvement Bonds. 1904.
Street
5s
W. C
Ruopp, Clerk.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '06.
$92,000
.
Tills city is in
LOANS—
When Due.
Debt Bonds.
VAN WERT.
II. C.
1848.
LOANS—-
1905..$3,450,000
ltedrup, City Auditor.
This citv is the county scat of Van Wert
Whin Due.
Water Bonds.
5s
91 A-O $50,000c.. .Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
5s
'91 A-O $70.000c.. .Apr 1 1941
(Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
5s
01 J-I)
5,000c..June 1 1911
4 4s'90 M S
5,000c
.Mch 1910
4 4s'02 M-N
6,500c. ..Nov 1 1912
5s '04
M-N
l.OOOc.May 1 ’07-’08
400c
May 1 1909
County.
Incorporated Feb.
18
4 !£s'99 J-J
4s
’oo J-J)
C. C\
’08-’24i
WAPAKONETA.
.
Clark, Clerk Board
of
Education.
Chas. E. I Is her, Clerk.
This
village is In Auglaize County
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Assessment Bonds —
(Con.).
Water-Works and Light Bonds.
4s
f $5,460. .June 1
J-IJ
’07-'12
4^s
A-O J $1,500..Apr 1 *07-'17
I o,J60.-Dec f ’07-’12
] 5,000. .Oct 1 ’08-'17 4 4s’0G M S
2,750
Sept 1 *07-16
5s
M S ( 3,000.. Mcll 1 ’08-' 13
Street Improvem’t
General.
j 3,500. .Sept 1 *07-’13 4 4s M-N 15 $15 ,000.Bonds,
.Nov 1 ’07-'21
Sewer Assessment Bonds.
\
15,000..
May 1 ’08-’22
5s
A-O ($1,020
Oct 1 1907
Water-Works Bonds.
\
510c.. Apr 1 1908
f $3,000.. Mcll 1 ’08-’09
5s
Jan
2,360c ..Jan 1 1908
j 4,500..Sept 1 ’07-’09
5s
Jan J 5,040c.Jan
1 '08-'13 oS
M-S (10,000 ..Mch 1 ’10-’l 4
( 5,880c.July 1 ’07-'l3
; 10,000.-Sept 1 ’10-’14
5s
July
720c. July 1 ’07-’U8
! 10,000..Mch 1 ’15-’18
Deficiency Bonds.
1 ’15 ’18
5s
J J
($4,000. _Jan
1 ’U8-'l5
Refunding Bonds.
\ 4,500..July 1 *07-’15 5s
J-J
$35,000
Jan 1921
Street Assessment Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06
$206,875
4s
F-A ($K,160c. Aug 1 '07-’l 0
Sinking fund
12,1)06
\ 8.160c.Feb 1 *08-'l 1 Tax valuation 1905..,
1,532,446
4s
F-A / 4 ,625c_Feb
1 ’08-’12 Total tax (per
$1,000)
1905..$40.80
1 4,625c. Aug 1 ’07-’n
Population In 1890
..3,616
Public Square Bonds.
Population In 1900;.
5s
3,915
A-O
$ 1 ,500c .Apr 1 '08 ’10
INTEREST is payable at office of V Ulage
Treasurer.
.
.
,
1.10,000...Sept
.
.
WARREN.
Chas. B.
.
.
Selby, Auditor.
This city is In Trumbull County.
Incorporated 1869.
GEN’L BONDS Jan 1 1907
""
$26,400
Assessed valuation 1906 .$1,054,076
Assessment debt
1 17.623 Assessment
about 40% actual value)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
144.0*3 Total tax 'per
$1,000) 1906
$29.60
Sinking fund
36.618 Population ill 1900
8.529
N ET DEBT Jan 1 1907...
107,405 Population in 1907 (est).
9,000
WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Dora A. Kale. Clerk.
LOAN'S When Due. BOND. DEBT
Feb 15 1907
$73,500
48
„'uiy $7,000c
1907-1913 Assessed valuation 1906
4,586,244
4 4s
Jan
13,000c
1908-1920 j School tax (per $1 .000)
1906
.$9.60
4s
M-S
25.500c
1931
.
.
...
_
.
4s
M
S
2X
,()<)<)<.•
1919
(Population
..
111 1907 (est)
J. li.
This city is In Jackson
5s
5s
Incorporated in
V20.000c.Scpt
1 ’07-’08
J60.000c.Mch 1 '08-’09
190,000c. Sept 1 ’07-’09
5s ’05
M-SJ 75.000c.Mch 1 ’08-’10
I 125,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’l 0
5s ’06
M-S
80,000c._Mcll 1 ’08-11
1100,000c._Sept 1 '07-11
Culvert and Bridge Bonds.
5s
04
M-S
5s ’05
M-Sj$20,000c.Mch
5s ’05
’ 10-’l4
- ’ 14
1
20,000c.Sept 1 ’10
M-S!
10,000c.Mch
‘
1
’15-’19
1 lO.000c.Sept 1 ’15-’l 9
M-S/ 20,000c.Mcll 1 ’08-’ll
5s ’06
1
25.000c. Mcll
WOOSTER.
1
’07-’l 1
M. M. Vail
5s
LOAN'S—
0s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
....
.....
44s
Ditch Bonds.
6s
M-S $20,000c
BONDED DEBT July’06. $626,200
Ditch bonds (additional).
38,000
TOTAL DEBT July 1906.
661,200
Tax valuation, real
15,830.960
Tax
valuation, personal.. 11,020,840
Total valuation 1907
26,851,800
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
County tax (per $ 1,000) 1907.$6.05
Population III 1890
44,392
Population In 1900.
..51,555
Population In 1907 (est.)
55,000
Nest, Mayor; James 13. Minicr, Aud.
Wayne
Oct
4s
County.
Refunding Bonds-—(Con.)
Oct
J-J
j $0,000.. .July 15 1914
154,000. .July 15’16'24
1008
July 1909 4s
1909
’05
J-D
Special
Sept 1 1911
4s
4s
5s
5s '06
.Oct 1912
Sept 1912
Oct 1913
5,200
....
M-Sj
1
M-S
4s '04
$19,000
.10,000
5,000
14,000
5,000
76,000
’08-’12
’08-'12
10,000c. Mch
’08-'09
15,000c. Sept 1 ’07-’09
2,000c.. .Sept 1 1907
1 15,000c.Sept
5s
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
M-S I $ 15,000c. Mch
5s
This city Is the county scat of
J-D
6,250
June 15 1915
(Subject to call after June 15 1906.)
4s
F-A $40,000
Feb 14 1915
21,000
Dec 1 1925
Assessment Bonds.
$840. ..July 1907-09
1 ,000...
Oct ’07-'16
..
....
Feb 1
3,125
Oct
'07-’lG
7,200c...Feb ’()8-'16
BONDED DEBT Oct
1006.$279,150
Total valuation 1905
2,445.764
(Assessment
about 3-10 actual value.)
4s
s-an
15,000 _1907-1910-’13 Total tax
(per $1 ,000) 1905...$31.4o
Population In 1900
6,063
INTEREST on city bonds Is payable at office
Sinking Fund Trustees.
WOOSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. T. Keister. Clerk.
LOANS—
*
When Due. ( BONDED DEBT
Feb 1907
4s
M S $20,000c. Mcll 15 ’07-’14
$20,000
j Total valuation 1907
2.607.961
I School tax (per $1 ,000) 1906
$9.75
INTEREST Is payable at Wayne
County National Bank.
.
WYANDOT COUNTY.
Upper Sandusky Is
J. N.
Traxlor, Auditor.
the county seat.
LOANS When Due. | BON DEI) DEB T
Sept 1
Township Road Bonds.
Assessed valuation 11)05
5 s ’06
.1 J
$5,000. ..Jan
Jan 1 ’08
12
;o8 12' Population In 1900..
5 s ’06
J-J
6,500. .Jan 1 ’OX 1 2
5 s ’06
J J
5,500
Jan 1 ’08 1 2
INTEREST is pajable at the ofllee of the
'06.$92,000
..
.
13,272,080
21,125
County Treasurer.
XENIA.
Win. F.
Bivnnon, Mayor; (J. F. Logan, Auditor.
Greene (bounty.
Tills city Is In
LOAN'S—
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’04
M N $16,000c
When Due
Nov
...
.
1
1 1924
1 1909
15 1924
.
(Subject
07-J16
Paving Bonds.
4J4s’05 J-J
12,000
!
6,500c .July 15 1915
45,OOOc. Aug 15 ’07-15
4,50()C .Aug 15 1916
on
and
Refunding Bonds.
$26,500c.-. .Jilly 1 1917
after July 1 1907.)
to euil
Street Improvement Bonds.
l$59,500e.Jilly 15’07-’13
I
13.0U0e.Ju!v. 15 1914
.
G EN’I. BON DS Oct 1906
$171,321
Assessment d«-bt
224 *4.1
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906...
395,865
Total valuation 1905
.3,950,006
(Assessment is 3-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905..$33.80
Population in 1800
7,301
Population In 1900.
8,696
Population In 1906 (esli. ...11,500
...
$45,000c.July 1 ’Oft-’ll
/28,000cJuly 15’o?-’l l
"i
F-A
J-J
4 4s’0 l J-J
.
4 4s’05 J-J
Funding
•! Us
5s
4,750c;..Nov
4s '04
89,200c. .Oct
4S ’06
3,000c
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J J
$30,000c
.1920
4s ’04
J-D
45,000c
June 11914
4 4s’05 J-D
20,000c.June r
INTEREST
1875.
(per $1,000) 1906..$9.50
Sprague, Village Clerk.
When Due.
Road Bonds.
M-S
$2,400c.. .Sept 1 1907
M-S j 10,000c...Mch 1 1908
I
Browne, Auditor.
County.
C. P.
tax
This village Is In Franklin
County.
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessment debt
(included).
Electric Light Bonds.
I Assessed valuation ,1905.'.. $50,000
4 1 jjs’06 A-O $ 12,000c. ..Oct
465,000
1 1926 | Tax rate
(per $l.O0O) 1906. ..$38,60
BONDED DEBT Apr
*07..$137.0001 Population in 1900
..1,462
4s *06
INTEREST is payable in Warren.
WELLSTON.
$7,000..$1,000 yearly!School
1
Refunding Bonds.
$7,000e
July 1 1907
10,000c.. Dec 1 1910
4s
'JO J-D
9,000c.. .Dec 11915
GEN. BONDS'Jan 1 '06...
$164,400
Special assessment debt
57,569
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906.
221.969
Tax valuation 1905
2,483,670
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905..$37.90
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Population in 1890
5,512
Population in 1900.
6,422
INTEREST on $5,000 of water bonds due 1910 Is
payable at the First
National Bank, New York; all other Interest
by Village Treasurer.
VAN WERT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '05
M-S $34 .000..Mch 9
John F. McQueen, Clerk.
When Due.! BONDED DEBT
Sept 1 ’06.$20.000
LOANS—
W. E. Berry, Auditor.
Champaign County.
valuation
Var
WOOD COUNTY.
Fred. W. Toan. Auditor.
County seat Is Bowling Green.
Bank. New York.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. $157,000
Assessed valuation 1905
3,338.008
4s '06
J-J
$10,000c
July 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907...$30 00
1 Population In 1900
6,808
URBANA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
F. W. Ambrose. Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$40,000 ! Assessed
(ias-Plant
..1910
Improvement.
6s
WELLSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
5s
WESTERVILLE.
Total valuation 1905
1, 378 730
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..
.$38.40
Population In 1890
..3,572
Population in 1900
.3,355
$42.000c. .Jan 1 ’08-’14
INTEREST is payable at the Fourth National
15.000. .June 1 ’26-’3l
1914
-
Assessed val, personal
$3,181,280
Total assessed val 1905..
11,812,790
(Assessm’t about 3-5 actual value.)
Population in 1900
22,342
Population in 1890
22,860
J-J
URBANA CITY.
r
.
Edwards, Auditor.
$59,000
Mc¬
$5,000
1907-1914School Building.
5s
Dec
1,637.. Dec 1 ’07-’07
os
J-J
$5,000 ....'.1907-1911 5s
Dec
38.920.. Dec 1 ’04-’12
Refunding Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
M-S
$9,000.
May ’07-’09 4s
Mch $12,000...Mch
’09-’ 14
4s
July 30.000. .July 1 ’ 12-’41 os
J-J
5.000...Jan 15 1920
4s
Sept 16,360. ...Sept ’ 12-’44 4s
J-J
52,000
Jan
1
4s
’08-’19J-D
30,000. .Dec 1 ’12-’41 4s
J-D
8,000 ..Dec 1 ’12-’27
(All subject to call after Dec. 1
1922.) 4 4s’04 A-O
7,500
1923
Sewer Bonds.
4 4s’04 F-A
16,000
Aug 1 1925
4s
Feb $75,000
Feb 3 ’13-’27 TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1 1905. $465,073
($5,000 due yearly.)
Tax valuation 1905
4s
2,388,860
J-J
$56.000..Jan 1 ’08-’26 (Assessment about
1-3 actual value.)
($3,000 due yearly.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905..$32,20
Population in 1890
5,247
Population in 1900..
6.146
INTEREST on the bonds is payable at the office
of the City Treasurer.
,
Ditch bonds
Road bonds..
R.
.
c
LOANS—
UNION COUNTY.
Andrews, Treasurer; C.
This city is In Columbiana
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Receiving Vault.
Floating Debt Redemption.
4s ’04- M-N
$4,100
5s
J-J
$15,000. ..Jail 15 1920
Flood Damage Bonds.
4 >2S
A-O
25,000. ..Oct 1 ’ 1 8-’27 4hs’04 M-N
$1.000
4Hs’05 J-D / 3,000.
Junel 1925
Street
:
UHRICHSVILLE.
Vol. LXXXIV.
the street
paving, and $ l ,750 refunding
bonds Is payable at office of Improvement,
the City Treasurer; other
bonds at Fourth
National Bank
New York City.
APB., 1907.]
INDIANA—DEBT OF STATE
97
XENIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
B. Sclllesinger, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. 4»<s
J-J f$10,000c_July
5s
A-O /$2,O00c_Apr
1 ’08-’09
,
\ 3,OOOc_Oct 1 ’07-’09
A-O
45,000c.Apr 1 ’13, to
4s
f J1,500 each A&O to 1917) Oct 1 '24
\ 2,000 each A&O to 1923)
1 3,000 each A&O to 1924J
i
INTEREST payable at Xenia.
YOUNGSTOWN.
F. L.
City Auditor.
!
1 ’25-’29
1 ’26-’30
Sanitary Improvement Bonds.
M-S
4s ’00
$8,000c
1910-1912
(See V. 82. p. 413, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
$79,000
Assessed valuation 1906
4,230,477
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10.00
\
10,000c.Jail
Baldwin, Mayor; Wm. I. Davies,
This
city is In Mahoning County.
Incorporated April 14 1868.
Part of
water debt is payable from
earnings of the water-works department and
nartfrom general levy. The$60,000 water
5sarepayable, principal and int.,
from water earnings; the Interest on the
$120,000 nitration plant 5s Is pay¬
able from water earnings and the
principal out of tax levy; principal and
Interest of refunding water 4s Is payable, both
principal and Interest, from
tax levy.
LOANS—When Due.
Fire Department.
5s
A-O $38,000c..Oct 1 ’06-17
5s
A-O
8,600G..Oct 1 ’07-14
4s ’05
A-O
3,500c...Oct
’07-11
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
5s
A-O
$2,450c_Oct 1 ’07-13
Sanitary Bonds.
5s
A-OJ$17,000c..Oct 1 ’07-23
\
2.000c... Oct 1 1924
5s
Filtration Plant Bonds.
A-OS115,000c.. Oct 1
5s
’07-29
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’05
A-O $14,000...Oct
Water Bonds.
^
5s
M-N $50,000c:.May
4s ’06
A-O
60,000...Oct
Watercourse Bonds.
5s
A-O
$900.C..Oct
Debt Extension Bonds.
Pest House Bonds.
A-O
$2,800...Oct 1
4^s
'07-10
Impr. Bonds (City’s portion).
5s
A-O $59,040c..Oct 1 ’07-15
5s 06
A-O
17.000...Oct 1 ’08-17
Crosswalk Bonds.
5s
A-O
$5,680c. .Oct 1 ’07-10
General Sewer Bonds.
5s
A-O
$2,OOOc._Oct 1 '07-10
Street Cleaning Bonds.
5s
A-O
$9,225c..Oct 1 ’07-15
Signal Apparatus Bonds.
5s
A-O
$1,280c. -Oct 1 '07-10
Bridge Bonds.
5s
A-O $11.000c..Oct 1 ’06-14
Street Repair Bonds.
5s
A-O
$3,500
Oct 1 1907
’07-20
1
1 ’07-11
’07-18
1
1 ’07-09
A-OJ $14,000c. .Oct 1 ’07-13
127,500c. ..Oct
’14-24
1
11.200c..Oct 1
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $75,000c..Sept 1
Park Bonds.
5s
A-O $23,750c..Oct 1
5s
A-O
’07-14
’07-25
’07-25
City Prison Bonds.
4»3s’04 A-O $36,100c..Oct 1 ’07-25
Contingent Fund Bonds.
5s
A-O
$9,000c. .Oct 1 ’07-15
Street and Sewer Imp’t Bonds.
4s&5s
A-0$343.345c..Oct 1 ’07-13
BOND. DEBT Feb 2 ’07.$1,239,587
Sinking fund
89,694
Total valuation 1906
26,694,570
tAssessm’t about 45% actual value.)
5s ’06
M-N /50,000...Oct 1 ’07-16 Total tax (per
$1,000) 1906..$30.60
\
500
Oct 1 1917 Population In 1900
44.885
Popul’n 1905 (spec’l census) ..60,483
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
•
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. N. Ashbaugh, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. > 4s
M-Sj$20,000c. .Sept 1 ’15-16
5s
M-S $28,000c
Sept’07-’08
1
5,000c.. .Sept 1 1917
4s
M-S/ 20,000c--Sept 1 ’11-12 i BONDED DEBT Feb’07...$172,000
\ 18,000c..Sept l ’13-14 j School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$9.2U
4s ’05
M-S
45.000C-.Sept 1 ’18-19 J
ZANESVILLE.
H. H.
Lebanon (V.), Warren Co
Leetonia (V.). Columbiana Co.
Leipslc (V.), Putnam Co
Leipslc School District
Liberty Twp., Wood County
Dockland (V.), Hamilton Co
Lugan (V.), Hocking Co.
London (V.). Madison Co
McConnellsville (V.), Morgan Co
Madison County
Medina County
Medina (V.), Medina Co.
Milford (V.), Clermont County.
Mlllersburg (V.) Holmes Co
Milton (V.), Miami County
Mineral City (V.), Tuscaraw.Co.
Mingo Junction Sell. District
Monroeville (V.), Huron Co
Montgomery Twp., Ashland Co.
Montpelier (V.), Williams Co
Morgan County._
-
Refunding Bonds.
Pike
County
Pleasant Twp., Van Wert Co
Plymouth (V.>, Huron Co
Preble County
Ripley (V.). Brown Col
Rocktord (V.). Mercer Co
Sabina (V.), Clinton Co
Sallnevllle (V.), Columbiana Co.
Sharon Twp., Richland Co
South Charleston Sch. DistrictStrut hers School DistrictTippecanoe (V*.), Miami Co
....
Van Wert
County
Versailles (V.), Darke Co.
Warren Twp.. Belmont Co
■Washington County
Washington C. H.. Fayette Co.
Wauseon (V.), Fulton Co
Waynesvllle (V.), Warren Co..
Wellington (V.), Lorain Co
Willoughby (V.), Lake Co
Wilmington (V.), Clinton Co..
Woodstield (V.). Monroe Co
York Twp.. Van Wert Co
(V.) Village:
(Refunding).
Jan 1 1910
4Hs
J-J $14,000c
A-O $79,000c
Oct 1 1915!
Cemetery Bonds.
M-S
10,000c.._Mch 1 1910 5s
J-J
$10,000c...July 1 1908
Water Works Bonds (.Refunding).
Water Bonds.
4^s
J-J $60,000c...July 1 1907 5s
J-J
$25,000c...July 1 1913
4 VjS
A-O 20,000c
Oct 1 1909 4s ’05
J-J
10.000c... July 1 1915
4)^s
A-O 70,000c
Apr 1 1913
Work House Bonds.
4^s
J-J
50,000c...May 1 1916 4s ’05
$3,713.24c.Sept 1 1915
4s
A-O 125,000c
Oct 1 1915
Crematory Bonds.
3^S
A-O
30,000c..-Oct 1 1919 4s ’06
M-S $20,000c. .-Sept 1 1911
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1909.) GEN’L BONDS Mch 10’07.$577,075
Fire Department Bonds.
Assessment debt
81,494
4s
A-O
$1,200r...Oct 1 1908 Sinking funds.
54,000
4s
F-A
1,800r
Feb 1 1908 Assessed val 1906-’07
10,400,091
Pest House Bonds:
(Assessment about q actual value.)
4s
F-A
$3,500r
Feb 1 1909 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..S30.60
Funding Bonds.
4s
M-S $41,362c...Mch 1 1914
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’06
M-S $61,200c...Mch '08-16'
Population In 1905 (est)
Population In 1900
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at
of bonds also at Nassau Bank, New York
office of City Treasurer;
City.
28,000
linn ited
Debt.
$
43,000
40,000
30,000
55,000
29,000
41,260
34,000
36,200
28,000
loatlng
None
X one
1.800
None
X one
3.048
2,695
3,480
3.511
1,825
20,590
24 ,958
2,232
1.149
1.998
1,220
1,211
5,324
2.501,140 20.90
500,000
47.60
1 .869
7,775,000
7.76
396,470 41.20
17,905
871,890 29.80
2,659
480,420 36.00
273,425 36.00
320,250 27.80
None
721,945 30.75
10,928,733
384,500 46.60
17,420,743
None
4,653,872 12.00
1.916
_
None
4,006
1 .318
None
None
45,500
60,500
40,500
None
54,780
26,000
41,700
1 ,000
37,500
45,000
36,500
35,000
32,500
49,000
37,500
805
1,901
2,009
31,841
1,766
27,016
18,172
750,390 17.20
492,130 36.00
18.436.228
6.00
630,191 33.00
375,000 36.50
430,746 35.40
544,790 37.60
7,758
1,154
23.713
2,248
1 ,207
1.481
2,353
None
None
None
None
2,500,000 13.40
2.36
930,860
800,000 10.00
840,000 28.80
5,551
12,452,230
56,800 29.40
30.394
None
42.500
2,850
81,250
66,555
None
709,965
1,703
1 .478
18.65
5,881
48,245
19,199,235
72,800
36,000
27,000
53,000
27,000
None
None
None
82,366
34,000
None
7.15
2.400.000 31.80
720,000 44.40
401,000 10.50
823,900 32.70
851.290 24.00
1 .799,61 l 31.20
772.223 27.60
878,000 27.60
5,751
2,148
723
2.094
1,753
3,613
1 .801
1,649
State of Indiana.
None
2,000
None
5,000
N
_
_
_
one
_
_
N one
None
None
Tax
Rate.
$
27.00
1 7.00
37.00
40.40
38.90
30.20
900,000
894,300
935,840
375,825
10,000
11,288,816
653,520
1,072,270
^
537,690
1 .453,821
1,650,000
None
6.55
32.10
33.02
42.80
31.20
66.50
18.00
30.40
42.00
32.00
661,025
2,400,000
745.600
631,730
210,000
800,000
1,150,000
455,000
750,310
2,025.000 12.00
288,100 39.50
690,000 21.40
,500
1
None
6,152,732
398,040
341,450
None
1,556.785
18.000,000
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES. ETC.
Organized
Admitted
Total
State
as a
as a
area
Territory (Act May 7 1800)
_
State (Act April 19 1816).
of State (square
.July 4 1800
Dec. 11 1816
miles)
36.350
Capital
Indianapolis
Xov. 27 ’09)
exp.
1909)
FOREIGN
LOANS—
When Due.
Stock Certfs. {Int. ceased).
$3,470...
Pa$t due
2 145.
Past due
Populotion.
1900.
1,513
2.576
Hanly
Fred. A.Sims
Oscar Hadley
12.00
30.60
31.00
31.08
45.00
7.95
27.40
32.08
52.00
40.50
12.00
12.00
32.58
15.10
42.00
4.65
DEBT.
Temporary Loan {Ref.).
3 '-jS
A-O $300,000r_ Apr
to call after April l
M-N 500,000r.
May
(Subject to call after May 1
.
(Subject
!
3 4s
_
.
1 1915
1910.)
l 1915
1910.)
DOMESTIC DEBT-XON-NEGOTIABLE.
Held by Purdue
University.
Held by Indiana L'niversitv.
|
$340.000-..--.| 5s
M-N $144.000
.*
INTEREST and principal of foreign debt bonds are payable at the office
of Winslow, Lanier & Co.. New York.
TOTAL DEBT. &c.—
5s
1,225
1,174
1.029
1,788
1.783
1,755
O-J
Xov. 1 '06. Xov. 1 ’03. .Voo. 1 ’04.
$805,613
$959,613
$1,418,615
484,000
484.000
484.000
Foreign debt
Domestic debt
452,757 39.20
65,000
45,000
648,000
777,000
364,000
393.940
504,674
1 .166,030
18,035,000
43,420
55,046
38,412
41,500
.
..
1,726
1,169,260 20.40
1,450,150 13.25
1,126,949 44.0))
1,773,400 28.70
895.980 33.00
6.15
14,351.950
14,000,000 4.95 13
1,170,950 27.60
279,510 41.20
669,245 31.40
518,317 30.10
289,400 35.50
1,627,000 10.50
454,870 35.20
Indiana's credit stands high now. about all of Itsdebt being
In 3 4%bonds;
outstanding obligations are as follows:
■*
_
LakeCqunty
50,000
67,000
2.744
the details of the State’s
622,100 46.00
768,300 12.00
33,000
72,138
Continental (V.i, Putnam Co
Crooksvllle Sch. DIs., Perry Co. 26,000
Cuvahoga Falls (V.), SummltCo. 69,400
Delta (V.). Fulton Co.
58,000
East Palestine (V7.), Colum. Co 44,230
Eaton (V.), Preble County
34,630
Ft. Recovery (V.), Mercer Co.
27,500
Garrettsvlllc (V.), Portage Co._ 46,500
Girard School District
38,000
Girard (V.), Trumbull Co
35,000
Germantown (V.), Montg. Co. 28,500
Glendale (V.). Hamilton Co
60,000
Giouster (V.) .Athens Co
31,000
Guernsey County
30,000
Harrison Twp., Van Wert Co.. 89,000
Hartwell (V.). Hamilton Co— 37,500
Hlcksvllle (V.), Defiance Co... 56,500
Hillsboro (V.), Highland Co.. 75,500
Hillsboro Sch. District
30.500
Hocking County
43,500
Home City (V.), Hamilton Co. 56.500
Jackson Twp., Crawford Co..
41,300
Jackson (V.), Jackson Co
29.800
Assessed
Debt. - Valuation.
$
$
None
500,000
30,000
.
60,500
30,150
2,867
•HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Indiana’s State debt
from 1832 up to 1894 will be found In the ‘ State and
City Supplement” of
divisions
foregoing detailed
We have added the population from 4he Census of 1900.
...
3.666
31.20
28.00
49.20
25.20
April 1894. pages 85 and 86.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Champaign County
ChagrinFulls(V.) .Cuyahoga Co.
Cheviot (V.), Hamilton Co
Chicago Jet. (V.), Huron Co—
Columbiana (V.), Columb'a Co.
.....
1900.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the Thursday after the
first Monday In January, and sessions are limited to sixty-one
days.
In the table below we give statements regarding
minor civil
In the State of Ohio which are not represented among the
.
None
■
32,700
44,309
32,000
37.000
Treasurer (term expires Feb.
M-S$l30,000c...Mch 1 1946*
..
None
Popu
latlan.
(Twp.) Township.
Secretary of State (term
part
on
INTEREST Is payable at Nassau Bank, New York City.
Ada. (V.), Hardin Co
Ada School District
Arcanum (V.). Darke Co
Auburn Twp,, Crawford Co
Batavia (V.), Clermont Co
Blanchcster (V.). Clinton Co
Blutlton (V.), Allen County
Cadiz (V.), Harrison County
Cadiz School District
Caldwell (V.). Noble Co
(C.) City;
$
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1909) __J. Frank
23.538
ZANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Isaac Humphrey. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1906 $210,000
4s
M-S $80,000c
1915-1916 School tax (per $1,000) 1904..$8.65
School Building Bonds.
!
Addyston (V.), Hamilton Co
35,000
33,000
66,500
74,700
78,200
55,000
31,000
50,000
66,376
Tax
Rate.
$
1,575,995
823,230
439,000
490,500
36.0U0
61,140
38,000
New Bremen (V.), Augl. Co.... 42,500
Newcomerstown
(Vr.). Tusca¬
rawas County
43,000
New Richmond (V.). Clerm. Co. 48,000
New Vienna (V.), Clinton Co.. 26,850
Orrvllle (V.), Wayne Co
68,600
Oxford (V.), Butler Co.
53,500
Perry County
60,000
Perrysburg (V.), Wood Co
62,542
Pickaway County
42,000
4s
4s
reports.
67,123
Assessed
Valuation.
Kennedy. Auditor.
This city is the capital of Muskingum County.
LOANS—
When Due.}
Railway
4s ’06
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
S
$
927
26,042
Xov.
1
’03.
$1,953,613
484.000
Total debt
$1,289,615
$1,443,615
$1,902,615
$2,437,615
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The following table shows the total valua¬
tion of real and personal property, Including railroad and other
property;
also the State tax rate tper $1,000) for (he general fund for the
years Indi¬
cated.
By an Act of the Legislature of 1903 the General Fund tax. has been
fixed at $1.20 per $1,000 for each of the years 1903, 1906, 1907 and 90
cents
per $1,000 annually thereafter; the law also stops levy for
sinking fund
2.348
1,339
1,104
3,186
1,230
2,493
until 1908.
Years—
1903
1904
1,097 1
1,145 j 1903
1902
1901
r
Valuation.
State tax.
Years—Valuation.
State tax.
$1,255,236,038
$1.20
0.90 1880
764,287,517
1.20
0.90 1870
662.283,178
1.50
0.90 I860
435,011.378
1.30
0.90 1830
2,630
138.362.083
2.50
The total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1905 was $4,135,
1,702 i
Including Benevo¬
1,545 , lent Institution tax $0.30, school tax $1.16. State debt sinking fund tax
2,155
$0.30 and Educational Institution tax $0,273, In addition to the
general
34,425 j fund tax of $0.90 as given above.
1,445 1
DEBT LIMITATION.— In the present Constitution of
1,833 I
Indiana, which
2,520
went Into effect Nov. I 1851, and was amended in 1881. there are
explicit
|
.
4.335
provisions limiting the
r
contract
24,398
863
3,070
4,672
21',680
$1,597,560,087
1.543.000.000
1,313,433.644
1,39 4,808,242
1.360,445,139
'
power
$0.90
1891
of both the State and Its municipalities to
debt.
FIRST, as to the State, Section 5 of Article 10 provides that no debt
except to meet casual deficits In revenue, to pay Interest, to repel Inva¬
sion. <Sec., can be contracted.
The section In full Is subjoined.
9*
INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS
CREATTONOF DEBT FORBIDDEN.—No law shall authorize any debt
to be contracted on behalf of the State except In the
following cases: To
meet casual deficits In the revenue; to pay interest on State
debt; to
the sixth
section
of the
same
article the last clause prohibits the
assumption by the State of the debts of any municipality or corporation.
The clause referred to reads
as
follows:
“Nor shall the General Assembly ever on behalf of the State assume
the debts of any county, city, town or township, nor of
any corporation
whatever.”
SECOND,
tion
seems
as to
municipalities, the provision contained in the Constitu¬
equally clear and emphatic, and, as will be found, lixe«
to be
the limit at 2% of the valuation.
It Is Article 13 of that instrument (an
amendment to the 1851 Constitution adopted March 14 1881) which relates
to this subject, and we give the article in full below.
It should be said in connection with the above that several laws have
been enacted since the foregoing constitutional limit was
adopted (March
14 1881), and bonds have been issued by counties thereunder
beyond the 2%
limit, for the construction of "free gravel, stone or other macadamized
roads.”
Several such laws were*passed at the 1899 session of the
Legisla¬
Cox, Treas., Ill Ind., the Supreme
But In the case of Strleb vs.
Court of Indiana held that gravel road bonds are not properly indebtedness
of the county—hence do not come within the inhibition of Section 13 of the
Constitution.
(See editorial In "State and City Supplement” for October
ture.
1899, page 3.)
THIRD, counties (but no other kind of municipality) are prohibited
from subscribing for any stock In a corporation unless
paid for at time of
such subscription.
The section which covers this subject is Section 6 of
Article 10. and is
as
follows:
COrXTIES CANNOT TAKE STOCK.—No county shall subscribe for
stock in any Incorporated company unless the same be
paid for at the time
of such subscription; nor shall any county loan Its credit to
any incorporated
company, nor borrow money for the purpose of taking stock in any such
company; nor shall the General Assembly ever on behalf of tlie State assume
the debts of any county, city, town or township,
nor of any corporation
whatever.
The prohibition which this section contains
applies, as already stated,
Consequently the Legislature was at liberty to author¬
subscribe to the stock of railroads, as it did by a general law
only to counties.
ize cities to
passed in 1809, granting the power to subscribe to the stock of
running into or through any city or near its corporate limits.
of
any
railroad
Other laws
somewhat similar character have been
a
passed at other dates.
We no¬
law, too (Section 5377, Burns’s Annotated Statutes, revision 1901),
which authorizes counties bordering on the State line, or
any township or
city situated in such county, to subscribe for railroad stock.
In that law
no attempt is made to endow counties with
power to Issue bonds for this
purpose (thus obeying the mandate of the Constitution), though by the
succeeding section (Section 5378) cities are given authority to issue such
tice
Note.—For reports not found in alphabetical order
among the
.‘Additional Statements” at the end of this State.
ALLEN COUNTY.
County
COUNTIES
apparently restricted by statute to .a lower than the
Constitutional limit of 2% in the matter of creating certain kinds of debt.
For Instance, Section 7834 of Burns’s Annotated Statutes,
1901, authorizes
any county to issue bonds when necessary to construct,
complete or repair
court house, jail or other county buildings, or
to fund existing debt; in
those cases county commissioners may borrow for that
purpose not exceed¬
ing 1% on assessed valuation and Issue bonds therefor, provided that no
second or subsequent loan shall be made or authorized so
long as any
are
former loan made under the provisions of the Act shall remain
unpaid.
From Section 7920 it appears, moreover, that whenever the
ayyreyate in¬
debtedness, funded or otherwise, of any county having a voting population
of over 20,000 amounts to or exceeds 1%, it is not lawful to
increase such
Indebtedness in
form except only by temporary loans in
anticipation of the revenue of the then current fiscal year and not exceed¬
any
ing two-thirds of the
manner
or
amount of the county tax
duplicate of the preceding
year.
Limit of 1% may
be exceeded in counties for funding purposes in certain
Indebtedness In 1879 exceeded 1% (see Burns’s
Revised Statutes, 1901, Section 7918); also for temporary loans
(see Burns’s
Revised Statutes, 1901, Section 7920).
where the aggregate
Also (if the laws that have been passed are
constitutional), the limit
of 2% may be exceeded for the purpose of making gravel roads (see
above),
the Supreme Court having decided that gravel road bonds are not
properly
an indebtedness of the county.
By statute the limit for such bonds (Sec¬
tion 0910) is 4 %.
In addition to the foregoing, general statutes have been
passed by the
Legislature granting general powers to cities and towns to issue bonds for
legitimate corporate purposes, subject, however, to the Constitutional
limit of 2% on valuation.
But we have not the space to set out here the
or the details of the other legislation applicable to cities of
larger
and smaller population, and covering specific
purposes, such as water-works,
&c.
details,
BILL LEGALIZING GRAVEL
1901 passed a bill (Chapter 130)
ROAD
BONDS.—The Legislature in
legalizing all bonds, sold or unsold, issued
under an Act of the Legislature approved March 3
1893, as amended by
Acts approved March 7 1895 and Feb. 24 1899.
All Acts and orders of the
Board of County Commissioners passed under these
laws are by this new
law legalized and made valid.
EXEMPTION FRO.M T AX ATION.—1The Legislature of 1903
passed a
law (Chap. 17!). Laws of 1903) exempting from taxation all
bonds, notes,
•See., hereafter Issued by State or municipal corporations.
The section
follows:
SECTION 1. Be It enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of
Indiana, That ail bonds, notes and other evidences of Indebtedness here¬
after Issued by the State of Indiana or by
municipal corporations within
the State upon which the said State or the said
municipal corporations pay
interest shall be exempt from taxation.
The above Act became effective April
23 1903.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
1860
1,350,428 1820
147,178"
1890
2,192,404 1850
988,410 1810
24,520
1880
1,978.301 1840
085,800 1800J
5,041
1870
1,680,637 1830
343,031
Between 1800 and 187(1 the increase was 330,209, or
24.45%: between
1870 and 1880 297,004. or 17.71%, and between 1880 and
1890 214,103,
or 10.82%.
Between 1890 and 1900 it was 14.8%.
seat is Fort
LOANS—
Jos. L.
following,
see
Smith, Auditor.
Wayne.
When Due. Tax valuation, personal..$9,093.350
Court House Bonds.
Railroad, tel. and exp
7,089,030
J-J $515,000c
1907-1935 Total valuation 1906
$51,415,105'
Court H’se & Power Stat’n Bds.
! (Assessment about 65% actual val.)
3Ks
M-N $195,000c._Nov 1 1919 State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$7.90
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906..$710,000 Population in 1890
66,689
Sinking fund Jan 1 1900
51,599 Population in 1900
4s
..77,270
valuation, real
35,232,125 Population in 1906 (est.)
80,000
NTEREST is payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York
City.
ALEXANDRIA.
John S.
Wales, City Treasurer.
This city is In Madison County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 22 1900..$72.5001Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation|1905— 2,295,885 j Population ir. 1900
ANDERSON.
C. V.
This city is the county seat of
LOANS—
When
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Us
$7,000
July 1
5s
J-J
9,000
July 1
5s
J-J r
5,000....July 1
5s
60,000
Aug 1
School Bonds.
4s ’90
F-A' $20,500
Aug 1
...
Madison County.’
Due.
Funding Bonds.
0s ’93
1919
1917
1917
1918
•
Refunding
3,'jS '00J-J
1920
Bonds.
F-A $26,000
Feb 14 1913
M-N
O.OOO.Nov 15 ’07-’08
M-N
4,000
May 1 1917
3J*s’93.._
40,000
1924
(Subject to call after 1914.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1900
$180,000
Tax valuation 1905
10,000,000
Actual valuation
24,000,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’05.$11 .On
Population In 1890..
10,741
Population In 1900
20,178
Os ’93
5s ’93
$9.000
Jan 11921
3Us’07 F-A
24,500
Feb 1 1927
Water Notes.
6s ’04
M-S $20,000
Sept 1 1913
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1909.)
INTEREST Is payable at Fourth National Bank of New York
.
BLACKFORD COUNTY.
County
seat
LOANS—
L.
Is Hartford City.
When Due.
Road Bonds.
4 }■■>s
M-N $17,430c
1907-1920
Court House Bonds.
5s
J-J
$00.000c
1908 1913
(Part due yearly.)
5s
A-O f$7,250c
1907
130.000C
$12 00
7,221
Griffith, Comptroller; Earl C. Morris,
City Clerk.
...1913-1917
City.
C., Johnson, County Auditor.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906.$125,185
Gravel road debt (Included)
25,185
Total valuation 1905.
9,667,015
(Assessment is % actual value.)
County tax (per $ 1,000) '00.$5.06 C,
Population In 1890.
10,401
Population in 1900..
17,213
INTEREST Is payable by Winslow, Lanier & Co.. New York,
BLUFFTON.
F. J.
Tangeman, Treasurer.
This
city is in Wells County.
LOANS—
When
Refunding
4s ’00
J-D
Bonds.
§42,000
Due.
Assessed valuation 1905..$2,600,000
Tax rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1905
$23.80'
June 1 1922 Population in 1900
4,479
BRAZIL.
Roy L. Shattuck, Mayor; Fred. K. De Armey,
City Clerk.
one
bonds.
cases
STATE OF INDIANA.
ax
LIMITED—EXCESS VOID.—No political or municipal cofporatlon
in this State shall ever become Indebteded in any manner or for
any pur¬
pose to an amount in the aggregate exceeding 2% on the valuation of the
taxable property wdthln such corporation, to be ascertained
by the last
assessment for State and county taxes previous to the
Incurring of,such In¬
debtedness: and all bonds or obligations in excess of such amount given by
such corporation shall be void; Provided, That in time of war, foreign in¬
vasion or other great public calamity, on petition of a
majority of the prop¬
erty owners in number and value, within the limits of such corporation,
the public authorities iti their discretion may incur
obligations necessary
for the public protection and defence to such an amount as
may be re¬
quested in such petition.
lxxxiv. '
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
repel
Invasion, suppress insurrection, or, if hostilities be threatened, provide
for the public defence.
In
[Vol.
This city is In Clay County.
city May 8 1873,
Incorporated
LOANS—
Water-Works.
' 6s
M-N $25.000c
May 2 1915
i GEN. BOND. DEBT Feb ’07.$09,500
1917|TotaI valuation 1906
3,253.378
1918 (Assessm’t about 7-10 actual value.)
1910 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06_$29.40
Population In 1900
7,780
1915 Population in 1906 (est.)
10,000
0s
0s
0s
Os
.May 21
8.00UC. ..Nov 1
,500c ..Feb 1
4,000c. ..June 1
4
Refunding School.
4s
4s
J-J
M-N
18 1806; as a
When Due.
School House.
M-N $15,000c.
M-N
F-A
J-D
as a town Dec.
53,000c. ..July 1
10,000c.
CARROLL COUNTY.
19lo
bred. li.
Engel, County Auditor.
Delphi is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07. .$00,0001 Total valuation 1900
$13,798,030
Gravel road debt (township
] (Assessment about 40% actual value)
obligations)
134,050‘County tax (per $1,000f 1906.. $9 24
Assessed valuation, real..$8,953,265 I Population in 1900
19,953
Assessed val., personal
4,844,705 |
INTEREST payalbe at County Treasurer’s office.
CASS COUNTY.
Matthew
Mo.ronoy, Treasurer.
Logansport is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
County Bonds.
Refunding bonds
$50,000
Cass-Howard gravel road bds.
9,800
Mills ditch bonds
1,500
Gault ditch bonds
4,505
Myers ditch bonds
5,232
Myers ditch bonds
4,012
Netf ditch bonds
0,791
Galbreath ditch bonds
5,700 i
1
^
Township Gravel Road Bonds.
Clinton Twp. bonds
...$19,540
Washington Twp. bonds
45,017
Tipton Twp. bonds
43,007
Deer Creek Twp. bonds
33,027
Jackson Twp. bonds
41,149
General debt Oct 1900.
87,003
Township road debt
.181,740
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1900
209,343
Assessed valuation 1906. .23.422,825
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06_$2G.4o
i Population in 1900
34,545
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer’s office.
CLAY COUNTY.
J. Frank
County seat Is Brazil.
LOANS—
Smith, Auditor.
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1906.. .$320,557
Levee Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
14,172,135
6s ’02
J-D §14,000..Sept 1 ’07-’13 (Assessm’t about
60% actual value.)
Gravel road bonds
—$222,470 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1905...$3.90' ,
Ditch bonds
55,981 Population in 1890
.30.530
Levee bonds
42,100 Population in 1900
34,285
INTEREST is payable at the Third National Bank. New York.
-
COLUMBUS.
This
Wm. W.
Adams, Treasurer.
city is in Bartholomew County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
4s ’04
J-J
$15,000c—July 1 1919
3Ks ’06J-J
27,000c
Jan 1 1930
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1920.)
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$44,000c—Jan 1 1909
3Hs '0GJ-J
8,000c
Jan 1 1930
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1920.)
INTEREST
Columbus.
on
Bonds
are tax
exempt.
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
J-J
$ll,000c
Jan 1 1914
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1910.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.$105,000
j Assessed val. 1906
5.047.298
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$27.41
Population In 1890
0,719
i Population in 1900
8,130
i Population in 1900 (est.)
11.000
the 3 3-^s is payable at the People’s
Savings & Trust Co.,
i
COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
J-D $75,000
June 1 19141
(Subject to call after June 1 1907.) |
CONNERSVILLE.
Jacob S.
This city is in Fayette County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 18’07..
$70,500
Water debt (included)
30,000
Assessed valuation 1900
4,113,720
CRAWFORDS VILLE.
Clouds, Clerk.
City tax (per $1,000) 1900
Population in 1900
Population In 1900 (est.)
$10.00
6,649
8,000
Henry B. Hulett, Clerk.
This city Is in Montgomery County/
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07..$07,000 Assessed valuation
1906..$4,716,215
Floating debt
18,000 Tax rate (ner $1,000) 1906..
$12 30
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.. 85,000 Population iu 1900
6,830
ATE., 11)07.
INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
CRAWFORDSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. A. Mlllls, Supt. Schools.
$50,000 • Assessed valuation 1907__$4.600.000
!School tax (per $1,000) 1907...$5.20
BOND. DEBT Moll 1 *07
ELKHART COUNTY.
Olh ’er H.
Sweitzer, Auditor.
V. M.
Mainez, Clerk.
..This
city is in Madison County.
Incorporated June 15 1891.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
$155,000 Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,81
5,815
Sinking fund
22,000 (Assessment about 30% actual
val.)
NET DEBT Sept 1906
133,000 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
$29 40
Population In 1900
12,950
EVANSVILLE.
John
W.
Boeline, Mayor; J. J. Nolan,
Comptroller.
Evahsville Is the county seat of
Vanderburgh County. Incorporated
1847.
[$132,000 bonds offered April 25.]
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding School Bonds.
Ci ty Bonds.
5s
J-D $25,000
June 11907
5s
J-J $620,000.. ..Jan
1 1912 BOND. DEBT Jan
1 1907 $1,986,000
4 Ms
J-J
323,000.. ..Jan l 1912 Sinking fund.
:..
5,200
4s.
J-J
646,000..
J uly 1 1912 NET DEBT Jan 1
1907
1,980,800
Water Boinds.
Total valuation 1906
29,968,000
6s
J-J 5400.000..
1912 (Assessm’t about 2-3 actual
value.)
Old Bonded Debt.
Total tax (per $1.000)
1906...$29.20
6s
J I)
$5,000.
.June 1907 Population In 1890
6s
50,756
AO
14,000. ...April 1908
Population In 1906 (est.)
80,000
6s
F-A
! 6.000
...Feb
Bookwalter, Mayor;
Geo.
T.
the
county seat of Marlon County.
Original town
charter, Feb. 17 1838; present charter, 1891.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Market House Bonds.
Hospital Bonds (Xon-taxable).
3Ms’03J-J $21,000c_July 1 ’07-’13
3 Ms ’06 J-J $100,000
Jan 1 1936 i
Station House Bonds.
Fire Dept. & Hospital Bonds.
4s ’97
J-J $150,000c
Jan 1 1927
3Hs ’01 J-J $56,000c..Jan
’OS-’ll
City Hall Bonds (Xon-taxable).
3 Ms ’01 J-J
3,000e__.Jan 1 1912 3 Ms’06 J-J
5300,000c--.July 1 1936
Bridge Bonds.
ANNEXED DISTRICT BONDS.
3^s ’99 J-J$105,000c...Jan ’08-’14
Brightwood
Water Bonds.
3Ms ’03 J-J
65,000c...Jan 1 1924 6s ’95
F-A $10,000c.Feb 1910 & *15.
Flood Bonds (Non taxable).
School Bonds.
3JvS ’04 J-J $125,000c.. Jan 1 1924 5s Haughville
’95
J-J
$12,800c. July 15 1915
Park Improvements Bonds.
West Indianapolis Bonds.
4s ’97
J-J
5350,000c..Jan 1 1927
School Bonds.
Boulevard Bonds (Xon-taxable).
6s ’91
J-J
56,000c.July 1 ’07-’09
3Ms ’03 J-J5100,000c...May 1 1933 6s ’92
J-J
12,000c July 15 ’07-T2
Refunding Bonds.
Funding
Bonds.
4s *95
J-J $200,000c_..July 1 1915 6s ’94
F-A
$20.000e_Feb
5 ’08-’09
4s ’94
J-J
109,500c...Jan 26 1924 6s '95
M-S
3,000c.Mch 15’08-TO
4s ’94
J-J
600,000c
Mch 1 1924 6s ’96
J-J
4s ’94 J-D30 300,000c..June
e.OOOc.July 6 T2-T7
30 1924 6s ’96
J-D
8,000c..Dec 21 1916
3 Ms ’99 J-J 110,000c.. .Jan
1 1909
Town of Irvington
(Annexed 1902.)
3Ms '05J-J
45,000c...July 1 1925 3.65s ’99 M-Sf $2.000c.Sept 1 ’07-’0S
Emergency Bonds.
\
1,500c
Sept 1 1909
3Ms ’01 J-J J550,000c.Jan 1 1908-’12 4s '00
F-A
8,000c.Aug 1 ’10-T7
l 50,000c. “ ‘
1 ’07-T1
&
Co., New York
,
Jan. 1 ’07.
Jan 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Jan. 1 '04.
Total funded debt. ......$2,839,500
$2,491,500
$2,543,500
$2,430,500
Debt assumed by annex’ll
90,300
94,300
102,300
106 900
Total liabilities
2,929,800
2.585,800
2,645,800
2,537,400
The city bad a sinking fund
balance of $2,342 79 on Jan. 1 1907.
In
addition to the above debt there were
outstanding on Jan. 1 1907 $1,072,193.19 street-improvement
bonds, commonly known as “Barret
Law
Bonds.”
These bonds are a first lien on
abutting property and are not ob¬
ligations of the
..
...
...
.
city.
1911
.
A.
July
INTEREST Is payable by Winslow, Lanier
TOTAL DEBT, &c.~
.
.
C.
Breunig, Comptroller.
Indianapolis Ls
Goshen Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.. TOTAL DEBT Mch 1
1907.$120,000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real._
19,384,960
5s '94
M-S $30,000..Mch 1 ’08-’l3 Assessed
val., personal
6,273,583
Court-House Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
25,658,545
5s ’05
J-D J$22,500.June 1 ’07-’15
(Assessm’t about 35% actual value.)
\ 22,500-Dec 1 ’07-’15 State & Co. tax (per M) 1906...$6.26
4s ’06
M-S
25.000.Sept 15 ’14-’18 Population in 1900
45,052
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07--.$100,000
Population in 1906 (est.).....50,000
Floating: debt
1
20,000 ,
INTEREST on the funding: bonds Is
payable at the State Bank of Goshen
on the court-house 5s at the
City National Bank of Goshen and on the court¬
house 4s at the Elkhart
County Loan & Trust Co.
EL WOOD.
INDIANAPOLIS.
99
CITY PROPERTY.—The value of
city property on Jan.
about $2,500,000.
INTEREST is payable by Winslow, Lanier &
Co., New York.
1
1907
was
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
city’s assessed valuation (about 66%
of cash value) and tax rate
have been as follows:
FORT WAYNE.
Aug. M. Schmidt, Comptroller; J. Frank
Mungoven,
City
Clerk.
This
,
Personal
Total Assessed.
Total Tax
Years—
Beal Estate.
1840) Is the county seat of Allen
Proptrtu.
Valuation.
County. The 1906
$15,800 of water-works bonds due In 1914
per $1,000.
were Issued by the town of
$114,074,070
$44,013,240
South
$158,087,310
1905
$21.00
Wayne tmd assumed by the city upon annexation of
111,362,970
the town.
41,615,380
152,978,350
21.30
1904
LOANS—
108,951,605
When Due. Sinking fund
39,289,210
148,240,815
21.40
1903
$61,140
Refunding Railroad Loans.
39,400,665
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
142,846,065
20.90
1901
538,660
4 Ms’88 A-O $299,000c.Oct
94,935,180
10 1913 Water debt (Included)
34,249,770
129,184,950
19.50
1890
300,800
Sn. Wayne W arer Bonds.
69,694,230
24,006,960
Assessed valuation, real..22,849,080
93,701,190
15.55
1880
6s
'88 J-J
$1 5,800c..July 10 1914 Assessed val.,
48,099,940
16.00
personal
5,827,930
Refunding Water Bonds.
POPULATION.— Estimated population
Total valuation 1907
1906, 226.000.
In 1900 the
28,677,101
3Ms'99 M-N $loo.oooc.Nov 15 1919
population was 169,164; In 1890 It was
(Assessment about 75% actual val.)
105,436; In 1880, 75,056; In 1870
SLs'ftO J-J
48,244.
146.000c.Jan 15 1920 Total tax
of
Territory
city
substantially
Increased
(per
$1,000)
between 1890 and 1900.
3j£s'99 J-D
M.OOOe.Dec 31 1909 Population in 1890... 1907.._S23.60
3 Us 99 A-O
35,393
INDIANAPOLIS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
15,000c.Oct 15’07-’09 Population In 1900...
Frank L. Relssner,
Board
45,115
of School Commissioners.
Secretary
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907$599,800
Population In 1907 (est.)
Tills district Includes the whole of
60,000
the city of
INTEREST is payable In New York—on
Indianapolis
and
the
same
reports
4M%
and
assessed
6% bonds at the
valuation
Third National Bank: on all other bonds
at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.
LOANS—
When
Due
FORT WAYNE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Funding Bonds.
J. N. Study. Supt.
Coupon Notes.
3Ms
J-J
LOANS—
When Due. | BOND. DEBT
$100,000c._July ’27-’28
J-J
$24,000c. Jan 1 ’08-T3]
Sept 1906...$245,000 4 Ms
3 Ljs
A-O $7 ) 000c--Oct 1 ’07-’20 i
Building, Refunding, &c.
4 Ms
M-N
Floating
debt
60,000c.Nov 1 ’10-’24 ! 5s
63,283
3 !••• s
J-J
A-O
$50,000c. July 1 ’07-’l 1
50,000c
Oct 1 1921 1 Assessed valuation 1905.
F-A
40,000c
Feb 1191114s
.27,108,290 4s
3 Ms 05.1 -J
J-J
1 ) 5,000c Jan 1
452.000c. July 1 ’07-’26
’08-’14 School tax (per $1,000) 1905.
4s
M-S
8,Q00c._Mch 31 1918. (Various am’ts
..$5.30
y’rly except In 1911.)
j Population in 1906 (est.)
School, Real Estate & I mp. Bds.
60,000
Trust Fund.
INTEREST Is payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust
3Ms
J-J ($150,000c_July *30-’32 6s
Co., New York.
J-.T
$22.000c
1914
1 100,000c.July ,34-’35 TOTAL DEBT
Feb 18 ’07 $1,206,000
3 Ms
FULTON COUNTY.
J-J !
K. W.
50,000c..July 1 1933 Library, school and
compulRochester is the county seat.
1 100,000c July 1 ’36-’37
sory education tax rate (per
3 Ms ’05J-J
50,000c.-July 1 1938
LOANS—
$1,000) 1906
When Due.
.$5.70
INTEREST on the Real Estate and
Bridge Bonds.
No Interest. .$14 ,000r
Improvement bonds, on the build¬
Apr 6 1909 ing 4s and the funding 3 Ms Is
4K.s '05 A-O $50.000c. ..Apr 5 1925 No
payable
at
Interest..
Winslow,
Lanier
& Co.. New York
4.841r...Oct 3 1910 City; on the building 5s and
Paving Bonds.
the coupon notes 4 Ms due 1907 to 1913
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
at the
1907..$206,966
5s ’05
National Park Bank In New York
A-O
$8.000c...Apr 5 i910 Sinking fund..
City;
other
coupon
and trust funds
notes
28.500
payable in Indianapolis.
Court-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
9,413,120
5s
M-N $33,000c
May 1 1915 Assessed val., personal
2,774,920 JEFFERSON
5s
M-N
25,000c...May 1 1916 Total valuation 1900
COUNTY.
G. F. Crozier.
11.188,040
5s
M-N
23,500c
Nov 2 1916 (Assessm’t about
Madison Is the county seat.
70% actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$7.90
BOND. DEBT Oct 22 ’06.. $100,225 I
5s
MrS $35,000c..Sept 12 1918
County tax (per $1.000) 1905. $6.86 M
Population In 1890
16,746
Assessed valuation
Sinking
Fund
Bonds—(Optional Population in 1900.
1905.-_8,995,490|Populatfon In 1900.
22,913
.17,453
any lime.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
18,250
No Interest..$13,525r
July 1 1907
E. N.
INTEREST on the court-house and
This city Ls In Clarke County.
The $87,000 of bonds due Aug. 1 1896
refunding bonds Is payable at the
Corn Exchange National Bank,
(since
refunded)
were declared Illegal by
Chicago; on the bridge and paving bonds at
the Supreme Court.
The city
the American Exchange National
obtained
permission
from
the Legislature to refund them and
Bank. New York.
the legality
of this Act has been affirmed
by the Supreme Court.
TAX-EXEMPT.—Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
LOANS—
'
When Due.. I TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
’06_..$328,400
Refunding City Bonds.
GOSHEN.
Tax valuation, real.
Tom. A.
.2,336,845
3Ms
$66,000 .....1906-1924 Tax val., personal
Elkhart is the county seat.
.1,067,860
(See note at head of statement.)
1 Total valuation 1905
LOANS—
'
.3,404,705
5s
A-O
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb
54,000
Apr 1 1922 1
(Assessment ls M actual value.)
1907
$73,368
5s
Funding Bonds.
J-J
73,500
Assessed valuation 1905
July 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
4s ’07
3,794,592
$14.40
3 Ms
J-D (26,000..June 1 ’17-*29
M-N 100,000.....Nov 1925
Population in 1900
Population In 1890
7,810
10,666
124,000. .Dee 1 ’17-’28
3Ms ’06
(24,000..Jan 1 T7-’2-l Population In 1900
..10,774
1 8,000. .Jan 1 '25-’26
INTEREST Is payable at the
GRANT COUNTY.
City Treasurer’s office; also in New York
Walter S.
Treasurer.
and In Chicago.
County seat Is Marion.
city (incorporated
.
'
•
_
Shore, Auditor.
,
County Auditor.
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Foster, City Clerk.
Flynn, Mayor.
...
Neal,
LOANS—
When Due.
Boulevard Bonds.
4-Ms ’05M-N ($7,200.Nov 15 ’07-’14
1 8,100.May
Bridge Bonds.
15 ’07-’15
4s ’04
July $25,000..July 1
Jail Bonds.
4s
Feb j$-),00de
Feb
,
190,000c.Feb
1
'09-T3
Tot. ffcn l debt Nov 1906.
.$145,000
Gravel road bonds (add’l)
82.125
Assessed valuation 1905
.33,288.935
(Assessm't about 85%-actual value.)
Population in 1890
Population In 1900..
’15-’23 Population In 1906 (est.)
This city is in Lake County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
5115,000 ! Tax rate (per 51,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
$5,396,960 | Population In 1900
.31,493
54,693
60.000
W m. I.
D. C.
$28 00
.12,376
Garriott,
Anderson, Mayor; J. C. Biobcr, Clk.
of Huntington
This city Is the county seat
County.
Gen'l bonds Sept 24 1906
$144,000 | Assessed valuation 1906.
.$4,825,030
Assessment debt
163,103 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$14 70
TOTAL DEBT Sept 24 ’06. 307,103
Population In 1900.
9,491
Sinking fund
1,672 Population In 1906 (est.)
12,000
HUNTINGTON COUNTY.
Huntington Ls the
Geo. S.
Morris, Auditor.
county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. I Floating debt.
Court House Bonds.
$27,000
Total valuation 1905
.18.837,100
3Ms '04J-J ($160,000_July 1 ’l4-’23 (Assessm’t
about 00% actual
value.)
\ 100,000. ..July 1 1924 County tax
(per 51.000) 1906) $5.66 M
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
5271,200 Population in 1890
..9,491
Population in 190n._.
7,328
INTEREST ls payable at Mercantile National
Bank, New York,
seat Ls
4s
5s
John T.
Vincennes.
Scott, Auditor.
When Due.
Building Bonds.
J-D $35,000. .June
General Purposes.
M-S
$5,000
:
1 ’07-’13
Mch 15 1908
Bridge Bonds
t
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$84,500
Assessed valuation, real.$12,790,190
Assessed val., personal
8,212,905
Total valuation 1905
21,003,095
(Assessment about 65% actual value)
County tax (per $1,000)1906 $4 86M
$11.250. .Dec 1 ’07-’12 Population In 1900
...32,746
Hospital Bonds.
Population In 1890..
28,044
4 Ms’06 A O $25,000. Dee 1 ’O7-’011
INTEREST on the building and the
bridge
Issues
Ls payable at the
Hanover National Bank, New York.
4 Ms’04 J-D
.
Auditor.
Greenfield Is The county eat
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$226,000
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)
’0658.20
Total valuation 1906
17.068.230 Population In 1900
.19,189
(Assessm’t 1-3 to 2-3 actual value.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
22,000
HUNTINGTON.
County
LOANS—
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.26
1 1914
HAMMOND.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
KNOX COUNTY.
.
LAFAYETTE.
Comptroller.
George R. Durgan, Mayor; Jas. W. Schooler,
This cltv Ls the county seat of
Tippecanoe County.
Incorporated 1853.
LOANS—
When Due
Total debt (water) Feb 1907 $300,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
12,179,100
4 Ms
J-D $225,000c. .June 1 1920 (Assessment
about 3-5
,
(Subject to call after June 1 1915.)
J-D $75.000o_ .-June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
4 Ms
INTEREST payable at New York.
actual
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1890...
Population In 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
value)
$10.80
16,243
18,116
24,300
LAKE COUNTY.
Crown Point Is the countv seat
DEBT
*
None
Gravel road debt
(township
.
COUNTY BONDED
May 1905
obligations)
LA PORTE.
$362,548
C. E.
Assessed valuation 1905_$34,778,835
County tax (per $1.000) 1905.$3.26M
Population In 1900
37,892
Wolfe, Clerk.
This city Is In La Porte
County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906...$70,000 Assessed
valuation 1905. .$4,080,350
Floating debt..
27,345 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$1160
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’06
97,345 Population in 1900
7,113
100
INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS
LA PORTE COUNTY.
Chas. H:
County seat Is La Porte.
LOANSRoad Bonds
When Due.
Drainage Bonds.
J-D $79.500c
Dec 1 1917
J-D
30,886c.Dec 31 ’06-’14 Population In
J-D J 1 ,142.40..Dec 1 1907 Population In
t 12,600...Dec 1 '08-’61 i Population In
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
INTEREST payable at New Albany .National
NEW CASTLE.
_
6s
6s
6s '05
Walter G.
1890
34,445
1900.
38,386
1905 (est.)
40,000
Bank. New York.
Oweiis, Auditor.
PERU.
I). A.
MADISON
Charles
Hillabold,
Treasurer;
Harper, Clerk.
George
F.
Madison Is the county seat of Jefferson County. - Incorporated April 1838.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water-Works Funding Bonds.
Funding
4 4s
4s
‘ D.”
M N $ 7,500c.
Nov 1 1907
M-N 24,000c.Nov 1 '08-’10
M-N
3,000c. ..Nov 1 1911
4s
4s
Refunding Bonds.
4s
4s
M-N $44,000c.NOV 1 ’07-’13
M-N
15,500c.Nov 1 ’06-’17
3.4s’0l Nov
34s’06 Nov
22,000c...Nov 1 1914
7,500c...Nov 1 1921
INTI]REST on the water-works
National Branch Bank of Madison;
MARION.
E. E. Coats,
^
F-A
$3,150c. Aug 1
’07-’09
F-A
41,000c. Aug 1 ’07-’ 18
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $176,200
Water debt (lncl. above)
45,200
Assessed valuation, real...2,396,850
Assessed val., personal
1,770,940
Total valuation 1906
4,167,790
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$12.00
_.
4s
are
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
8,936
7,835
md funding bonds Is payable at the
all other bonds by City Treasurer.
Comptroller.
This city Is In Grant County.
Incorporated 18&9.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
4s ’07
$21,749.90
4s
$24,000
Apr 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Feb 7 1907..$220,000
Saint, Treasurer.
city Is In Miami County.
exempt from taxation
LOANS—
Incorporated Feb. 14 1848.
All bonds
When Due.
Floating debt
$35,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 1907.
75.000
34s’07 M-S, $22,000._Meh 1 ’13-’23 Sinking fund
20,000
\ 3,000
Mch 1 1924 NET DEBT Apr 6 1907...
55,000
Refunded Debt Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
2,301,045
5s
J-J
$3,000c._Jan 1 ’08-’10 Tax valuation, personal._ 1,191,380
Tax valuation 1905
Refunding Water-Works Bonds.
3,492,425
4s
J-J
$25,000c..July 1 ’06-’ll
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
School Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$36.30
4 BjS’98 J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1911 Population In 1890
7,028
BONDED DEBT Apr 6 1907.$40,000 Population in 1900...
8,463
14.000
Population In 1905 (est.)
INTEREST is payable in New York on all bonds except wrater-w'orks
bonds, which is payable in Peru.
•
Middleton, Comptroller.
city Is n Cass County.
Incorporated Feb. 17 1838.
City owns
water and electric-light plant.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEFT Sept 1 1906.$230.000
Refunding Bonds.
111,138
Floating debt
3 Ias’06 J J j $72,000c._ Jan 1 '08-’16 TOTAL DEBT Sent 1 1906. 346,733
'll08,000c...Jan 1 1926 Total valuation 1905
8.917,715
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1916.)
(Assessment ab’t 65% actual value.)
School Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905...$26.60
5s ’93
M N $50,000
May 1 1913 Population in 1890
13,328
(Subject to call after May 1 1903.)
Population In 1900
..16,204
Pratt Charitable Fund
$5,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
18,000
INTEREST on the school bonds Is payable In New York; on other bonds
at the First National Bank, Loiransport.
Bank.
Wm. O’Hara', Clerk.
This
.
This
Fred
This city Is in Henry County.
Incorporated May 2) 1840; reorganized
In 1867.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907
$61,000 ; Assessed valuation 1906. .$2,532,280
Floating debt
i
19,814 (Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
Assessment debt
35,000 ; Tax rate (per $1,000) ’06
$24 10
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907. ..115,814 1 Population in 1900
3,406
Water debt (Included)
10,000 j Population in 1906 (est.)
.6,200
Bedford Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.' BOND. DEBT Feb 1907. .$101,000
Funding Bond —(tax-exempt).
Gravel road debt (township
4s
.YDS
$101 ,000c...Mch 1 1908 j
obligations)
535,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.$11,700,000
4s ’06
i\I-Sj $3O,()00c_Mch 1 ’09-’23 State & Co. tax (per Mj ’06
$3.50
(
30,000c.Sept 1 ’08- 22 Population In 1900
..25,729
INTERES'l payable In New York.
LOGANSPORT.
L XXXIV.
NEW ALBANY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s ’04
J-D $56,000c.June 1 ’07-’14! Assessed valuation
1906._$8,600,000
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$56,000 | School tax (per$l.*»oo) 1906
$4.70
Miller, Auditor.
BONDED DEBT Sept '06.. $20,000
Ditch bonds (additional).
124,584
Gravel road bonds (add’l)
304,316
Total valuation 1906
28,506,730
(Assessment Is 65% actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$5.70
Al-Sj $14,560c_Mch 15’08-’23
I
15,470c.Sep 15 ’07-’23
44s
[VOL.
Refunding Bonds.
PERU
SCHOOL CITY.
School Bonds
6s
M-N $5,000
Nov 1 1910
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1900.)
PUTNAM COUNTY.
C. C.
School
tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$37.40
Hurst, Auditor.
Greencastle Is the county seat.
County debt Jan 1 1907
$117,0001 County tax (per $1,000) 1906 $5 36 4
Assessed valuation 1906. .16,717,0751 Population In 1900
21,478
RICHMOND.
Webster Parry, Comptroller; N. H. John¬
Treasurer; John F. Taggart, Clerk.
son,
This city Is the county seat of
LOANS—
YVayne County.
First Incorporated In 1840.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
3j£s’06 M-N $20,000c
Nov 12 ’16
f$6,000c..Oct 1 ’07-’09 1
City Bonds.
F-A' $7,000c._ .Feb 11909
118,000c..Oct 1 *10-’15 4s
4s
A-O
2,000c...Apr 1 1915 BONDED DEBT Feb 15’07$213,000
(Subject to call after 1905.)
Sinking fund
5,374
4s
J-J
$15,000c
July 1 1915 Total valuation 1906
13,727,915
Park Bonds
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
J-J
6s
$1,000c. .July 1’07-’08 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$11.00
Light-Plant Bonds.
Population In 1890..
..16,608
4s
M-S$100,000c
Mch 4 1927 Population In 190N._
18,226
4s
M-S
44,000c..Mch 18 1927!
INTEREST Is paayble In New York City.
4s
A-O
...
Water debt (Included)
City Bonds.
5s
$16,000
June 30 1909
25,000..Nov
15 1912
20,000. .Aug
1 ’15-24
6s
5s
4Hs
Dec *15-’17
Apr
1 ’18
10,000
4s
9,000
Water Bonds.
5s
$5,500..
_
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) ’06
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
$12.00
8,769
17,337
...
...
INTEREST
the
refunding bonds is payable In Marlon and
trlc-llght and city bonds and the water bonds In New York.
on
MARION COUNTY.
on
the elec-
Cyrus J Clark, Auditor.
.
County seat Is Indianapolis.
LOANS—
When Due.
Countv Bonds.
5s
J-I)$200,000c...June 1 1908
3 4s
J-D 230,000c.June’07 to’29
Bridge Bonds.
3
4s’04 J-J $850,000c... July 1 1924
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $200,000c..Dec 10
34s
M-N 200,000c..May 21
34s J-D 20 100,000c.. June 20
34s’05 J-D 200,000c...June 1
4s
INTEREST Is
1927
1920
1921
1925
payable at Winslow
MICHIGAN CITY.
C. E.
Voting Machine Bonds.
3
4s’06M-S ($90,000c_Sept 1 ’07-’15
\ 8.000c...Sept 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.$2,078,000
Sinking fund
41,452
Assessed valuation real. 120,746,920
Assessed val., personal.. 68,041,575
Total valuation 1906
188,788,495
(Assessment about \l actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.3.76 4
Population In 1890
141,156
Population In 1900
197,227
Population In 1905 (est.)
250,000
Lanier & Co., New York City.
,
Meyer, Treasurer.
This city Is in Laporte County.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '06
$98,000 ! Assessed valuation 1905..$5,000,000
Sinking fund
5,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$15 00
NET DEBT May 1 ’06
92,500 Population in 19001
14,850
MT. VERNON.
Henry Kling, City Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Posey County.
Incorporated Dec. 7 1865.
LOANS—
When Due.
Special Street Bonds—(Con.).
5s '06
J-D
$1,800c.June 1 ’07-’15 ; 5s
J-J $20,300c.July 1 ’07-’13
5s ’06
J-D
9,316c.June 1 ’07-’15;5s
J-J
9,450c.July 1 ’07-’13
5s ’06
J-D
J-J
11,250c.June 1 ’07-’15 4s
8,000c.July 1 ’07-’ll
Notes.
:5s
J-J
592c. July 1 *10-’13
l $4.500
May 1 1907 Gen’l bonded debt Feb 1 ’07.$18.000
< 2,500
6s ’06
lune 1 1907 Assessment debt
72,108
I
3,000
Dec 1 1907 i Floating debt
33,280
School Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907._123.388
5s
J-D $10,000c...June 1 19091 Total valuation 1906
2,005,775
M-N
6s
7,OOOc_May 15 ’08-’14 i (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Special Street Bonds.
j Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$39.30
J-J
5s
$10,000c.July 1 ’07-’l 1 Population in 1900
5,132
F-A
4s
6.280c.Aug 25’07-’12 I Population In 1906 (est.)
5,650
5s
4s
5s
J-D
J-J
J-J
10.800c. Dec
1
’07-’12i
-
9,000c. July 1 ’1()-’18>
7,200c. July 1 ’07-’12!
INTEREST on the 6% notes Is payable at the First National Bank In
Mount Vernon; other interest at the office of the City Treasurer.
MT. VERNON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
t
BONDED DEBT Feb 25 ’07..$7,500 | ’
f
MUNCIE.
L. A.
Guthrie, Mayor.
This city Is the county seat of Delaware Countv.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Feb 16 ’07 ...$93,000
General City Debt.
I Floating debt
10,000
5s’89
F-A $15,000
Feb 1 1909 Total valuation 1906
11,469,000
5s’89
J-D
Dec 2 1909 1 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
8.000
5s ’91
J-D
15,000...Dec 15 1911 Tax rate (per $l ,000) ’06
$11.50
A-O
5s ’92
25,000
Apr 15 1912 Population In 1890
11,345
5s’93
M-S
10.000.-_.-Mch 1 1913 Population in 1900.
.i20,942
5s ’94
F-A
20.000.__Feb 13 1914 Population in 1906 (est.)
32,000
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
NEW ALBANY.
Jacob Best, Mayor.
This city Is the county seat of Flovd County.
LOANS—
When Due.! Sinking fund
$29,083
Funding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
$8,677,290
A-O $40,000
5s
Oct 14 1908
(Assessment about % cash value.)
Refunding Air Line RR Bonds.
City tax (per $ 1,000) 1906
$12.50
5s
J-J $272.000
July 1 1915 Population in 1900.
..20.628
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07_$313,000 Population In 1890.
24059
—
Floating debt
INTEREST
46,850
the railroad bonds and on the funding bonds of 1893 Is
on all others by the City Treasurer.
TAX-RECEIVABLE COUPONS.—All Issues of New Albany bonds
carry tax-receivable coupons.
on
payable In New York;
RUSH COUNTY.
H. L.
Winsley, County Auditor.
Rushvllle Is the county seat.
COUNTY BONDED DEBT
Assessed valuation 1905.$ 17,772.175
Nov 1906
$170,000 1 County tax (per $1,000) 1903. .$4 50
Gravel road debt (township
! Population In 1900..
20,148
obligations)
25,740
RUSHVILLE.
May 1 ’07-’17
30,000.. July 1 ’08-’ 12
10,000. .Jan
1 ’14-’ 15
...
4s
4s
46,000
Tax valuation 1906
10,000,000
(Assessment Is 4 actual value.)
M.
This city is in Rush
Water Bonds—Tax
6s
J-J
$45,000c
Spivey, Ireasurer.
County.
Exempt.
Assessed valuation 1906 .$2,567,970
Jan 1 1913 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$12 00
(Part yearly on Jan 1.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
1,500
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 1907..$45,000 |
INTEREST Is payable at office of Winslow, Lanier & Co., N. Y. City.
RUSHVILLF. SCHOOL CITY.
Allen R.
This school district Is in Rush County.
LOANS—
When Due. j
48 ’06
J-J I $10,000..Jan 15 ’07-’16 !
l
I
20,000..July 15’07-16
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.
Holden, Secretary.
John W. Harbou, Auditor.
South Bend Is the eounty seat.
The ditch bonds
obligations.
LOANS—
are
not direct county
When Due. \
Bridge Bonds.
4s g
J-D f$30,000c
Dec ’11-12
’07-10 ,
Dec ’13-16
j 20,000c
4 4s g
J-D
32,000c
’17-18 3 4s’07 F-A fl70,000c ..Feb 1 *09-25
4 4s g
J-D
51.000c
’19-21
\ 40,000c._ Feb 1 1926
4 4s g
J-D
60,000c
’13-16 34 g’04A-O 120,000c.Oct 20 ’22-’24
Asylum Bonds.
3 4 g’05M-N 100.000c
Mav ’12-’21
4s ’05
J-D $30.000c_June 1 ’07-’12 BOND. DEBT Feb 1907...$753,000
3^3 ’07F-A /40,000c__Feb 1 ’17-’24 Floating debt.
45,000
\ 20,000c-__Feb 1 1925 I TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
798,000
Ditch Bonds.
I Ditch bonds (additional)
16,813
6s ’04
J-J$l,929.40c. July 1 ’07-’09 ; Total valuation 1906
38,500,000
6s
J-D
12,800c..Dec 1 ’07-’14
(Assessment about cash value.)
6s ’06
M-S
2,084c
1908-1911 ; State & Co. tax (per $1.000)’06.$6.60
[Population In 1900
58,881
Population In 1906 (est.)
80.000
INTEREST on bridge 4s Is payable at the St. Joseph County Savings
Bank of South Bend; on the Kankakee River bonds at the First National
Bank of Chicago;
on all other bonds at the Chemical National Bank,
New York City.
Court-House Bonds.
4 4sg
J-D $40,000c
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
SHELBY COUNTY.
Thos.
Hawkins, Auditor.
Shelbyville is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL
COUNTY
Jan 1 1907.
4
Sinking fund
4s’06 M-N j $22,000. May 15 ’07-’26
1
DEBT
$111,926
9,385
22.000.Nov 15 ’07-’26
COUNTY BONDED DEBT
Jan 1 1907
..$65,000
Floating debt
1,926!
Noble Twp Bonds
45,000 :
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
102,541
Assessed valuation, real..14,075,290
Assessed val., personal
6,317.867
Total valuation 1906
20,393,157
County tax (per $1,000) 1906 $3 86 4
[Population In 1900
26,491
SHELBYVILLE.
Geo. W.
Robins, Treasurer.
This
city Is in Shelby County.
BOND. DEBT Sept ’06
$69,000 ' Assessed valuation 1905..$5,174.714
Floating debt
6,500; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$7 40
TOTAL DEBT Sept’06
75.500 ! Population In 1900
7.169
SOUTH BEND.
Adam-
Martin, Comptroller.
Hunsberger, Treasurer;
Fred. W.
This city Is the county seat of St. Joseph County.
When Due.
LOANS—
General Purposes.
5s
5s
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
Water Bonds.
’83
F-A $60.000c. .Aug 1
’93 May 15 10,000c.
May 15
’94 J-J 15
8,000c
July 15
’95
M-N 38,000c. ..May 1
’95
J-J
20,000c. ..July 1
’96
F-A
25,000c. ..Feb 1
’96
A-O
8,000c. ..Apr 1
’97
J-J
5,000c..-July 1
’98
J-J
5,000c ...July 1
.
..
4s
4s
4s
4s
’99 M-S 15 $5.000c.. .Sep 15 1909
’99 M-S 20
5,000c.. .Sep 20 1909
’00 M-S 20
5,000c.. .Sep 20 1910
’01
M-S
3,000c. .Mch 1’08-10
20.000c.. .Sept 1 1911
3.4S’01 M-S
3 4s’02 A-O
10.000c.. .Apr 1 191!
3 4s’02 J-J
5.000c.. .July 1 1912
3 4s’02 M-S
22.000c.. .Sept 1 1912
3 4s’02 A-O
13,000c.. .Oct 1 1912
3 4s’02 M-S
5,000c. .Sep 20 1912
3 4s’03 M-N 35,000c.. .Nov 1 1918
4s ’04
M-S
50,000c.. .Sept 1 1924
1908
1913
1914
1915
1915
1916
1916
1917
1918
’99
J-J
5,000c...Jan 2 1919
’99 Oct 15 10,000c
Oct 15 1909
Refunding Improvement Bonds.
i 4s ’05
4s ’07
M-S $30,000 Mch 1 ’16-17-18; 4s ’06
'
_
.
J-J
M-S
28,000c.. .July 1 1925
28.000c.. .Sept 1 1926
Refunding Bonds.
1 4s ’06 M-S $30,000
i
Mch 1 * 13-’ 15
APE., 1907.J
INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '07...$429,000
Sinking fund
31,592
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
397.408
Water debt (included)
194,000
Street and sewer bonds
(add’l) under “Barrett
Law" Jan 1 1907,
224,346
Improvement bonds “Spe¬
cial Charter’’ (add'b Jan
1
1907.
$96,239
Improvement bonds under
law of 1903 (additional)
59,033
Total valuation 1906
21,427,870
(Assessment about H actual valued
City tax rate (per $1,0
1906S12.80
Population in 1900 (ee.. s). .33,999
Population in 1890
21,819
Population in 1905 (est.)
.45,000
4s due 1925 is payable at St. Joseph
3 1 js due 1918 and
Bank;, on other bon
on
Savings
VINCENNES.
1907
97.873
INTEREST
County
Improvement bonds “New
Charter” (add’b Jan 1
n
at National Park Bank. New York.
s
SOUTH BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds axe exempt from all taxes.
LOANS—
When Due.'
4 y>s
J-J $140,000c. July 1 '07-'13 I
4l-is '06.T-J
36,000c.Jan 1 ’08-’16
BONDED DEBT Febl8’07_$174,000
Floating debt
..43.600
Josephine H. Westfall, Clerk of B’d.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 ’07.$217.600
Assessed valuation ’06
21,462.060
(Assessm’t about
actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$7.00
Population in 1906 (est.)
50.000
INTEREST payable at National Park Bank, New York
City, and at
the St. Joseph County Savings Bank of South- Bend.
SPENCER COUNTY.
John T.
Rocknort is the county seat.
COUNTY BONDED DEBT
Feb 18 1907
$73,000
Gravel road debt (township
obligations
White, Auditor.
Assessed valuation '07
$7,744,710
County tax (per $1,000) 1907
Population in 1900
$5 52
22,407
46,808
STARKE COUNTY.
Ransbottom, County Auditor.
Knox is the county seat.
When Due. I
Court House Bonds.
! 5s
M-N $97,000
Road Bonds.
1905.
—
..
V$s’05 M-N / 9,974.62.May ’07-’25 Assessed valuation 1907.. .7,135,811
1 9,974.62-Nov ’07-’25 ; State & Co tax (per M) ’06
$8.90
Refunding Bonds.
J Population In 1900
10,431
__s
$18,000
...
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
County seat is Sullivan.
E. E. Russell, Auditor.
County,has
Gravel road bonds
Ditch and levee
$589,921
128,300
no
general bonded debt at present.
j Aetual valuation about..$25,()()0,000
County tax (per $1.000) 1905 $4.16
Total contingent debt Oct.
Population in 1890
.21,877
1905
718,421 j Population In 1900
26,005
Tax valuation 1905
17,916,905 i
TERRE
HAUTE.
James
M.
L yons,
Duffin, Comptroller.
Mayor; Charles R.
This city Is the county seat of Vigo County.
This city will shortly hold
an election to vote upon the
question of constructing a municipal waterplant. (V. 84, p. 461.);.
LOANS—
When Due.
|
Funding Bonds (1890-1895).
j
4'£s
J-J $42,000..July 1 ’07-’09 j
4s
M-N 123,000
May 11915;
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N $40,000
1916
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s
J-J
Part yearly
$42,000
6s ’07
J-D
7,50O...June l ,n7-’16
Judgment Bonds.
M-S $39,000
4s
Meh 1 1922
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1912.)
4s
M-S $40,000
Mch 1 1 1923
(Subject to call after Mch 11 1913.)
Sewer Bonds.
A-O $70,000..
4s
4s
M-S $25.000
Meh 12 1923
(Subject to call Mch 12 1913.)
Street Ry. Bonds.
6s
J-J $11,673.80
Part y’rly
BONDED DEBT Nov *06. .$364 ,000
Total valuation 1005
25,370,580
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1905
$10.00
Population in 1890
30,217
Population In 1900 (Census)..36,673
payable in New York.
INTEREST
W. P.
John F.
Morgan, Superintendent.
$27,000,000
(Assessment about.
actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$9.10
Barlow, Auditor.
County seat is Tipton.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House Bonds.
[I Assessed valuation, real..$8,013,100
Assessed val., personal
f$ 15,000c
3,704,725
1909 Total valuation 1906
11,717,823
5s ’04
J-J ( 20,000c
1914 ! (Assessment about 40 % actual val.)
I 60,000c
1919 County tax (per M) 1906
$5.26V
{ 65,000c
1924 Population in 1905 (est.)_.___22.000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907...$160,000 Population In 1900
19,116
Gravel road bonds (add’l)._
9,515
INTEREST Is payable at tlie Third National Bank. New York, or at
ndlanapolis Trust Co. In Indianapolis.
VALPARAISO.
This
R. B.
Ewing, Clerk.
city is In Porter County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907.$59,000 !
Floatingdebt
8,063
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907... 67,063
Sluicing fund
4 .350
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
62,713 .'
VALPARAISO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assessed valuation 1906. .$2,572,825
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$13 50
Population In 1900
...6,280
8,000
Population In 1906 (est.)
M. J. Struchfield, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Feb 15 ’07.$42,988! Assessed valuation 1906..$2.600,000
1 1,375 ' (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Floatingdebt.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 1907. 34.363 School tax (per $1,000) 1906...$8 70
Sinking fund
5,500 !
VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
J.
Blauth, Deputy.
H. Stinson, Auditor; Jacob
County seat Is Evansville.
[$159,000 bonds offered Nov. 22.]
LOANS—
When Due. | TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907. .$575,000
Court House Bonds.
I Sinking fund
9 198
5s
J-J $ 100,000c. ..Jan
1 1910 Assessed valuation, real..25,806,270
5s
J-J
220,000c... Jan l 1918 Assessed val., personal
12.172.920
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
37,979.190
3 Hjs
M-N $80,000c
actual value.)
May 1 1914 (Assessm’t about
State tax (per $1.000) 1906..$3.13 V2
Redemption Bonds.
3 4s’07 J-J $150,000. ..Jail
2
1922 County tax(per $1,000) '06. .$6.76 V*
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907...$550,000 Population In 1890
59,809
Floating debt
25,000 Population ill 1900
71,769
INTEREST Is payable in New York.
.
VIGO COUNTY.
Jerome W.
County seat Is Terre Haute.
loans—
'When Due.
Levee Bonds.
5s
J-J 10 $20.500.Jan 10 ’05-’18
4)4s
J-J
13,600..Jail 1 ’U7-’14
4,305
Court House (Ser. A, B & C>
5s
M-N $60,000..
..1911
.
5s
Bridge Bonds.
[$55,000. .Jail 1
4s
J-J \ 55,000..July 1
1161,200
Jail
[17,000. .Jail 1
l
17,000.. July 1
4Hs’07 J-J
l 778.50.Jan
1
Asylum Bonds.
’
’
R. L.
Winks, Auditor.
Williampsort is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
j Gravel road debt (township
Bridge Bonds.
obligations)
$23,000
F-A $72,000c_Aug 1 ’07-’14 Assessed valuation ’06
11,561,000
COUNTY BONDED DEBT
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.32
Meh 1907
.$72,000 Population In 1900.
11.371
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer’s otftce.
,
WASHINGTON.
P. A.
Hastings, Treasurer.
This city Is In Daviess County.
Incorporated May 16 1871.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street, Shop, &c.
School Bonds.
6s
J-J
$6.500c.. .Mch 1 1908
5s
A-O $ 15,000c..Oct
’10-’l2 TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 '07
$39,500
(Subject to call.)
Assessment debt (additional)
3,246
Electric Light Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
3,238,910
4s
M-N $8,000c__Nov 1 ’07-’14 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$13.40
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1890
6,064
4s ’03
J-J
f$5,000c.Jan 1 ’08-’16 Population In 1900
8,551
\ 5,000c.July 1 ’07-’15 Population In 1905 (est.)
9,300
.
TAX FREE—All bonds
are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST Is payable In Washington.
J
WAYNE COUNTY.
H. J.
County seat Is Richmond.
Hanes, Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House Bonds.
J-J
$75.(>()0c_July 1 ’07-’09
J-D 100,000c.Dec 1 ’10-’13
5s
5s
Refunding Bonds.
4^s • M-N $60,000c..May2’14-’16
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.$235,000
WELLS COUNTY.
I
Total valuation 1906
$31,241,140
(Assessm’t abt. 4-5 actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$7.90
Population In 1890
Population 111 1900
Population In 1905 (est.)
COUNTY1 BONDED DEBT
Mar. 1907
road
Gravel
debt
’ Assessed valuation 1906.$16,500,000
tax (per $1,000) 1906 $3.26 >4
(township
Population In 1900
This
city has been annexed
to
Marion
County.
Indianapolis and debt assumed by It.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding civil divisions In the State
of Indiana which are not represented among the foregoing detailed
reports.
In the first table we show such counties as come under this head, and In
the second we show minor civil divisions.
Bonded
Counties—■
Debt.
Adams County$63.000
Bartholomew Co. None
Clark
20,000
Crawford Co.. 31.000
Daviess Co
None.
Dearborn
30,000
Delaware Co.. 63.000
Floyd County. 45.000
Gibson Co
None
Greene
40,000
Hamilton Co.. 35,000
Howard
None
Jackson Co... 20,000
Floating
Debt.
None.
$4,000
5.000
None
None
Morgan Co
Newton Co
Owen
Parke
Randolph
Ripley Co
37,970
4,200
146.790
52,800
1 2,626.9 15
None
141,733
62,535
10,500,000
5,924,992
328.422
None
31,500
None.
5,000
37,500
None
7.750
None
4.000
20,000
..
2,500
5,000
19,320
Scott Co
None
SwltzerlandCo. 18,000
Union
Vermillion
Warwick Co
6,338.365
16,250,000
4,473,690
8,611 ,000
96,812
22,250
50,000
Pulaski Co
Pike
76,225
None
County.
County. None.
Perry Co
64,000
Porter Co
497,367
216,390
8,650
14,180,000
none.
—
9,581 .100
32,000,000
12,035,870
17,940,785
15,628,550
17,909,530
18,229,925
13,415,800
166,123
40,500
7.000
None
20,000
56,500
Washington Co. 22.418
County. 50,000
343.229
113,576
26,000
8,300
200,660
95,938
44.620
37,880
42,500
105,725
None
72,000
32,000
Delphi (C.), Carroll County
Elkhart (C.), Elkhart Co
62,000
Franklin (C.), Johnson County 34,000
Garrett School City
65,000
Kokomo (C.), Howard Co
45,000
.
.
_
$
25,000
None
52.500
3,000
None
Lawrenceburg (C.), Dear. Co. 47,000
Lebanon
53,500
Martinsville (C.), Morgan Co.. 37,000
Mishawaka, St. Joseph Co.__. 25,000
Portland (C.). Jay Co
57.500
Seymour (C.), Jackson County 42,500
Sullivan School District.
33,000
Warsaw (C.), Kosciusko Co
30,600
Warsaw School City
34,000
15,773
8.000
None.
None
None
3.50
7.30
5.36 ^
4.76 H
6.13
5.76
3.96
5.86 'i
3.90 Vi
0.99
2.54
5.96 Y
8.06 \i
7.66
5.70
5.97
7.06 Vi
3 .02 V2
13,428,405
3,610,190 11.80
2.50
10,0 46,960
6.40 \4
7.888.356
5.56
6,847,010
4.53
20,102.740
0.20
8,003,629
8.13 M
3.036.979
6.50
3,398.885
28.25
6,310,525
1 1 .314,000
5.00
10.10
7.304.275
6.66
7.528.260
3.00
14,574,730
Valualion.
$
1,500.000
1,806,712
1,358,020
6,468.730
2.764,430
1.125,700
6.603,215
1,416,060
3,193,010
2.120,000
500
Popu¬
Tax
Rate.
$13,169,985 $5.62
5.30
17,862,920
4.90 y2
13,653,980
8.55
2,700,000
3.01
13.444.940
257,162
60,000
_
$114,881
103,393
38,000
28.000
292,000
139,802
30,000
.
Valnation.
None.
Jasper Co
142,500
Jay County
39,000
Jennings Co.. 45,000
Johnson Co
Martin Co
Monroe Co
Gravel
Road
Bonds.
Decatur (C.), Adams Co
1925
23,449
65.000
Cities, Townships, Ac.
$
Anders’nTwp. S. D., Rush Co. 25,000
’08-’24
40,000
$15,000'County
1
’08-’24
38,970
Clement S. Brineman, Auditor.
’ 12-’22
’12-’22
1923
.37,628
BlufTton Is the county seat.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
1909-1911 4s ’05
60,000
J-J
f$3,500._Jan l *10-’16
Funding Bond.
1 3,500. .July 1 '10-’16
3'4s
F-A $75,000
..1919 BOND. DEBT July 1905.. $653,005
4s '05
J-J l $65,000..Jan 1
1 2-'24 Assessed valuation 1905. .42.583,370
1 60,000.. July 1 1 2-’23 (Assessm’t about 70% actual value.)
County tax (per M) 1905
$5.07
; Population In 1890
50,195
Population In 1900
62,035
INTEREST on the bridge bonds of 1907 is payable at A. 13. Leach & Co.,
New York City, on all bonds In New York.
...
Frc miont Me Lees, Clerk.
city is in Wabash County.
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation 1906 .$4,530,000
Funding Bonds.
j (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
4s’06
J-J
$20,000c.Julv 1 1907*16! City tax rate (per $1,000) ’06 $11.50
BONDED DEBT Feb 16 '07 $42.000i Population in 1900..
8.618
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
White
Denehie, Auditor.
$22,000..Mav 5 ’07-’17
This
WEST INDIANAPOLIS.
Tot. assess’d val. ’06
M-N
WABASH.
obligations)
LOANS—
When Due.
4s ’03
A-O $70,0()«>c_Oct 1 ’08-14
BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
$70,000
Floating debt
110,850
TIPTON COUNTY.
Engine-House Bonds.
4s ’05
F-A $45.000
Aug 25 1925
(Subject to call after 1915.)
Park Bonds.
...1917
TERRE HAUTE SCHOOL CITY.
VINCENNES SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.! 5s
4s ’04
M-S $33,000. .Sept 1 ’08-’14|
4s ’04
M-N f$8,156...May 1907-25, BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$ 115,000
) 8,156
Nov 1907-25 | Gravel road bonds (add’l)
153,636
4^s
4
Glass, City Comptroller.
This city Is lu Knox County.
Incorporated 1832.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07
$86,000
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
5,500
4s
J-D $16.oooc .June 19 1913 Assessed
val., real..
4,004,-80
School Building Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
2,578,670
5s
M-N $22,000c.May 5 ’07-’17 Total valuation 1907
6,582.950
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 70% aetual val.)
5s
M S
$5.000c.Sept 4’07-’ll City tax rate (per M) 1906
$12.50
4'aS
J-J
16.000c .July 11 1913 Population In 1900
10,249
4s
J-J
27.000c.Jan 1 1908’16 Population In 1890...
..8,853
Population In 1906 (est.)
16.500
INTEREST Is payable at National Park Bank and the Hanover National
Bank, New York city.
WARREN COUNTY.
Lee M.
LOANS—
E. L,
101
3.523.670
1,077,795
>2,543,350
2,219,500
3.500,000
2,046,965
Tax
Rate.
$
13.20
32.60
32.40
10.00
1 1.50
13.80
13.00
1 6.95
18.50
23.90
12.50
8.70
39.70
7.90
lation
1900.
22.232
24,594
31,835
13,476
29,914
22,194
49,624
30,118
30,099
28,530
29,914
28,575
26,633
14,292
26,818
15,757
20,223
14,711
20,873
20,457
10,448
23,000
18,778
19,175
14,033
20,486
28,653
19,881
8,307
111,840
6,748
15,252
22.329
19,409
19,138
Pop
latlon
1900.
10,518
2,135
15.184
4,005
10,609
4,326
4,465
4,038
5,560
4,798
6,445
3.98 7
102
104325.
ILLINOIS—DEBT OF STATE.
that the adoption of this Article shall not be construed
as affecting the right
of any such municipality to make such
subscriptions where the same have
been authorized, under
existing laws, by a vote of the people of such
municipalities prior to such adoption.
State of Illinois.
ITS
The foregoing limitation to 5% is
general, as will be seen—that is, it ap_
to all municipalities.
With this limitation preserved the Legislature
has passed general laws
authorizing the City Council in cities and the board
plies
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
Admitted
Territory (Act Feb. 3 1809)
State (Act April IS ISIS)
as a
as a
Total
area
State
Capital
of State
of trustees In
(square miles)
and
required as
prerequisite of the issue.
An attempt was made to limit
“any county,
city, township, school district or municipal
corporation” in counties con¬
taining 125,000 or more inhabitants to 2 H % of the assessed value, but
Jan. 12 1000 the State
Supreme Court ruled that this was an arbitrary and
unnatural classification of
municipalities which could not be sustained.
See Vol. 70, p. 242.
Springfield
a
The matter of the amount of bonds that
might be issued t-n the basis of
the debt limitations given has been
complicated in late years by changes In
tile method of assessing
property.
A letter of the State Auditor in V. 74.
p. 741, throws some light on these changes."
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the
Wednesday after
the lirst Monday In January, and there Is no limit to
length of sessions.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of the State
debt of Illinois
from 1829 to 1870. when the debt was all
paid off, will be found In the “State
and City Supplement” of April 1801,
page 01.
WATER CERTIFICATES IN EXCESS OF DEBT LIMIT.—A law
was
passed In 1899 allowing cities bonded to their legal limit to issue (for the
Improvement of water-works) certificates against the earnings of the Water
Department without regard to the bonded indebtedness.
Several municl.
palities are understood to have taken advantage of this law.
In the case
of the City of Joliet, however, which
attempted to issue bonds under the
law, tlie matter was taken into the courts in a test suit, and an
Injunction
granted by Judge Dibell, who held that the 5"o limit could not be
exceededYF. 73, p. 94.
This decision was confirmed by Supreme Court. V.74.
BONDED DEBT. —This State has no bonded
debt, except $17,500 bonds
which have ceased to draw Interest, but have
not j et been surrendered for
payment.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—The total equalized valuation has
been as
follows In the years named.
The tax rate (per $1,000) for 1005 is
$5.00.
Years.
Equalized Val. Years.
Equalized Val. Years.
Equalized Val.
1000.
$1 ,126,663,157 1000*
$800,783,405 1885.._
1001*..
1800*
1808
1800
1888
053,000,408
778,474,010
808,802,782
784,011,874
1880...
1870...
1878...
1873...
$798,482,823
780,010,304
784,032,550
857,235,702
1,355,401,317
DEBT LIMITATION.—No State has
Constitution.
present
Illinois, if
We
apparently been progressive.
tion of 1818.
say
we
developed
IMPROVEMENT
may judge from the
Nothing of It Is
this
of
village
bonds
most
thoroughly considered and
subject
its basis settled.
a
vious notice of
to
election, which law
provision for the payment of Interest as it accrues, and
pre¬
the election be given by
publication for three months prior
such election.
election
are
These last two restrictions as to interest
and notice of
only found In the 1870 Constitution.
The sections which cover
these matters
as follows; we omit the lirst
portion of Section 18 of Article
IV., which relates only to appropriations and
payment of appropriations
out of funds
belonging to the State:
SECTION 18.
*
*
*
*
*
Provided, the State may, to meet casual
deficits or failures In revenues, contract
debts never to exceed In the aggre¬
gate $250,()()(), and moneys thus borrowed
shall be applied to the
purpose
for which they were
obtained, or to paj the debt thus created, and
to no
other purpose; and no other debt
except for the purpose of repelling In¬
vasion, suppressing Insurrection or defending
the
State
In war (for payment
of which the faith of the State shall
be pledged), shall be
contracted, unless
the law authorizing the same shall
art;
at a general election have
been submitted
to the people, and have received a
majority of the votes cast for members
of the General
Assembly at such election.
The General Assembly shall
vide for the publication of said law for
pro¬
three months at least before the vote
-of the people shall be taken
upon the same; and provision shall be made at
the time for the payment of the
interest annually as It shall accrue,
by a tax
levied for the purpose or from other
sources of revenue; which law
providing
for the payment of such interest
by such tax shall be irrepealable until such
debt be paid; .4 ud jworided further, that the
law levying the tax shall be sub¬
joined to the people with the law
authorizing the debt to be contracted.
SECTION 20. The .State shall never
pay, assume or become
responsible
for the debts or liabilities of, or In
any manner give, loan or extend Its credi
to or In aid of, any
public or other corporation, association or
individual.
SECOND, municipal indebtedness Is regulated
only in the Constitution of*
In that Instrument the
subject Is dealt with In all Its phases. Firs.
is a provision in Article 8, Section
3, forbidding the
1870.
General Assembly and
municipality from making any appropriation in aid of
any sectarian
purpose.
Second'll a “separate section” forbidding any such
every
from
becoming
municipality
a subscriber to the stock of
any railroad, <tcl, or to loan Its
Third is the broad and general
provision, Section 12, Article 9
which limits the Indebtedness of all
municipalities to 5% “on the value oj
the taxable property therein,” &c.
We give these sections below:
ARTICLE 8, Section 3.
Neither the General Assembly nor
an.v county
city, town, township, school district or other
public corporation shall ever
make any appropriation, or
pay from any public fund
whatever,
in aid of any church or sectarian
anything
purpose, or to help support or sustain
any
school, academy, seminary, college, university or other
literary or scientific
institution controlled by any church or
sectarian denomination
nor shall any grant or
whatever;
donation of land, money or other
personal property
ever be made by the State or
any such public corporation to
any church
orjfor any sectarian purpose.
* - ARTICLE
l), Section 12.
No county, city,
township, school district or
other municipal corporation shall be
allowed to become Indebted in
any
manner or for atLV purpose to an
amount, Including existing
In the aggregate exceeding 5% on the
indebtedness,
value of the taxable
property therein,
to be ascertained by the last assessment
for State and countv
taxes', previous
to the Incurring of such
Indebtedness.
Any
county,
city,
school district
or other
credit.
municipal corporation Incurring any indebtedness as
aforesaid
shall, before or at the time of doing so,
provide for the collection of a direct
annual tax sufficient to
pay the Interest on such debt as it falls due, and also
to pay and discharge the
principal thereof within twenty years from the
time of contracting the same.
This section shall not be construed
to pre¬
vent any county, city,
township, school district or other municipal
corpora¬
tion from Issuing their bonds in
compliance with any vote of the
which may have been had
peopleprior to the adoption of this Constitution In
pur¬
suance of any law providing therefor.
SEPARATE Sections.
[Municipal subscriptions to railroads, <fcc.l
No
-county, city, town, township or other
municipality shall ever become sub¬
scriber to the capital stock of
anj- railroad or private corporation, or
make
donation to or loan its credit in aid of such
corporation; provided, however,
paid In instalments or otherwise, and such city or
issue bonds sufficient to pay the assessment.
In that case the
may
lien on the lots, blocks or paits
thereof which shall be desig¬
nated therein; but before the issue the owner of the
lots, &e., to be charged
to be found In the Constitu¬
EIIIST, as to the State, the provisions are not
very unlike the provisions
of the Constitution of 1848,
except that as to the limit for casual deficits
and failures of revenue, the
aggregate which can be created is very
properly
raised to $250,<)<)(>.
But with that exception and with the further
exception
for the purpose of
repelling invasion, &e., no debt can be contracted unless
the law Is submitted to a vote of the
people a£ a general
must contain
assessed
The Constitution of 1848
debt-making
some cases
the assessment may be
provisions of its
antagonism has
contains..no reference to munici¬
palities, but has in it stringent restrictions limiting to
$50,000 the power of
che Legislature to create State
debt, except in case of war, Invasion. &c.,
unless the law proposing the issue of bonds Is
submitted to a vote of the
But turning to the Constitution of 1870 we find the
people.
whole
BONDS.—There
is a kind of improvement bond
which is made a special lien on the land benefited
and to which the 5% limit has no reference.
We refer to cascs which come
under the law entitled “To divide cities and
villages subject, to overflow
into Improvement districts.”
This statute provides that any such city or
village or part thereof may be laid off into an
improvement district for the
purpose of draining, raising the grade of the streets and
impioviiig the dis¬
trict; that after the cost for the work has been ascertained and been
authorized in
a greater repugnance to
developed, because
p.
491.
*For explanation as to the
falling off of values in the year 1000, see letter
of State Auditor in V. 74,
p. 741.
Under a law passed Feb. 25 1808 there will be
a general assessment of
real estate but once In
every four years Instead of annually; personal
prop¬
erty will be listed every year.
The law also provides that property shall be
appraised at full value, but assessed at only one-lifth of such
value.
the creating of debt than
consolidating debt, for
necessary, county bonds, after submitting the matter to the
legal voters
of the county at a general election at
which a majority vote Is
5G,650
Governor (term ends 2d Mon., Jan. 1909)__Chas. S. Deneen
Sec. of State (term ends 2d
Mon., Jan. 1909)..James A. Rose
Auditor of Public Accounts
James S. McCullough
Treasurer (term ends 2d Mon. Jan. 1909).John F. Smulski
1,007,200,157
1,082,744,083
1,083,050,070
1,030,202,435
000,231,820
villages
to issue bonds for corporate purposes, for
refunding
water works, &c.; and the county board of
any
county has been authorized by general statute to
issue, wnen it deems it
March 1 1809
Dec. 3 1818
.
VOL. LXXX1V.
are a
endorse upon the back of such bond his consent, under
seal, In sub¬
“1 hereby Indorse the within bond and consent that
the
lot or lots or parts thereof therein
designated shall become liable for the
Interest and principal therein named, and the same shall be a lien
must
stance, as follows:
up»n said
property from this date until paid off and discharged.”
The bond when
executed by the citjT or village and so endorsed
by the owner shall be re¬
corded in the Recorder’s office In the
county, and such record shall be a
notice of the lien created to the same extent as the
record of mortgages
Is a notice.
We have
give only this very brief and Imperfect cut line of this
The whole law will be found In the Hurd’s
Revi-td Statutes of
the 1991 edition, pages 337 and 338.
statute.
Illinois,
room to
POPULATION OF STATE.—
4,821,5501 I860..
3,826,351 ! 1850
3,077,871 1840
2,539,891 1
1900
1890__.
1880
1870
1,711,951(1830
157,445
55,211
12,282
851,470 | 1820
476,183(1810
j
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
IN
THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Note.—For reports not found in alphabetical order
among the following
“Additional Statements” at the end of this State.
see
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Jesse E.
County
seat Is Cairo.
The bonds below described
empt from all taxes.
LOANS—
are
Miller, Clerk.
registered wit it the Auditor and
are
ex¬
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906 $98,000
Assessed valuation 1904
2,475,306
$55,000...July 1 1915! County tax (per $1,000) 1904..$7.30
Judgment Bonds.
Population In 1890
16,563
4s
J-J
$43.000c
July 1 1923 j Population in 1900
19,384
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank, New York City.
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J
,
ALTON.
Wm. P.
Boynton, Comptroller,
This city is In Madison County.
Incorporated Jan. 30 1821; reslncorporated Sept. 11 1877.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1 00.. $60,500
Refunding Bonds.
Water debt (additional)
9,600
4s ’89
J-J
$14,000c..July 1 1909 Total valuation 1905
1,489,267
4S
s
W,VVWV
WIUI tax
;90 J-J
F-A
6,000c._Aug 1 1910 Total
i ,\J\! \.'}
(per (J)$1,0010
i 1JU J
1905...$64.30
4s ’91
2,000c..July 1 1911 Population In 1890
10,29-*
4s ’96
J-D
23,500c..June 1 1916 Population in 1900
...14,210
4s ’96
J-J
5,500c..July 1 1916 Population In 1906 (est.)
18,000
4s ’97
F-A
5.000c..Aug 1 1917
4s ’98
F-A
4,500c. Aug
1 1918,’
INTEREST payable at Alton.
ALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
R. A. Haight, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov
3906
$59,000
4s
March
$2,000
..Mch 1908 Sinking fund
3,898
4s
J-I) ' 6,000.June 2 ’09-’ll i
Assessment valuation 1005.1,361,730
144,000.June 2 *12-’22 1
Xt V,
A
-
1.
1
X ..
I
\,
A
UlA
_
AURORA.
E. J.
Aurora is In
March 1 1887.
LOANS—
lvane County.
Raymond, City Clerk.
Paving Bonds.
4s
8
1853;
re-tneorporuted
When Due
Water Bonds.
F-A $30,000e Aug
F-A
8,000e Aug
Water Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D 520,000c Aug
4s ’05
F-A
72,000c Aug
5s
5s
Incorporated Feb.
1
1
TOTAL DEBT Feb IP 1907 $314,100
Assessed valuation, rtal
3,058,830
1914
Assessed val., personal.
1.210,454
1910 Total valuation 1906. J
4,269.284
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900... 123.90
-
1
1
1925
M-N 535,000c Nov
1
1910
General bonds Feb 19 1907.-$165,000
Assessment debt
149,1001
Population in
Population In
Population In
1890
1900
1906
127.90
.19,688
24.147
3o,000
(est.)
TAX EXEMPT.—All bonds are free from
taxation.
BONDS ILLEGALLY
ISSUED.—“Many j'ears ago bonds were issued
by the town to the Ott. Os. & Fox
RR.
Valley
Co., which were declared
illegal by the Supreme Court of the United States in a suit
Instituted by
the town of Ottawa, which issued similar
bonds under the same Act of tha
Legislature of the State of Illinois, and of course
town could not legally
levy a tax to pay them.” •••••*
•
•
/
Apr., 1907.
ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
INTEREST on the 4s due Aug. 1 1925 is payable at the First National
Bank in New York City; on the 5s due 1914 and 1910 and the 4s due 1912
at the First National Bank in Chicago; on the
special assessment bonds at
the office of the City Treasurer.
LOANSWhen
River Improvement Bonds.
J-J
$250,000C. ..Jan 1
4g
J-J
249,t)00c_ ..July 1
4s
J-J
500,000c. ..July 1
4g
J-J
343,500c. ..July 1
J-J
4g
1,263,000c.
July 1
School Bonds (R).
4
J-J
$81,000c.
Jan
1
4
J-J
138,000c. ..July 1
3 >■$
J-J
135,000c.
July 1
4
J-J
476,000c. .Jan 1
Sewerage Bonds.
4
J-J
$25,000c. ..July 1
4
J-J
Jan
369,000c.
1
4
J-J
690.000c_
July 1
4g
J-J
782,500c.
July 1
Refunding Bonds.
3 H
J-J
Jan
$100,0000.
1
3Ug J-J
98,000c. ._July 1
3W,g J-J
Oct
1
100,000c.
3 4g J-J
98,000c. .Jan 1
3 !$g J-J
547,000c.
July 1
3‘jg J-J
228,000c. --Sept 1
City Bonds. E. & K.
4
J-J
$60,000c... Jan 1
4s
AURORA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 129.
James Shaw. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07
$07,000
School Bonds—1895.
Tax valuation 1906
1,561,943
5s
J-J
$4,000-.July 1 ’07-’0S, (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
4s g ’04
f 3,000.
-.1909 School tax (per S1.000) 1906. .$27.50
160.000
BELLEVILLE.
..
1910-1921; INTEREST payable in New York.
G. H.
This
-.
.
Beincke, Comptroller.
city is in St. Clair County.
Incorporated March 27 1819; reincor¬
porated May 11 1876.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed val., personal
$ 567 419
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
2. 197,940
4s
M-S $65.000c. ..Sept 2 1909 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after Sept. 2 1899.)
Total tax. (per $1 ,000) 1906.. .561.20
4s
J-J
30,000c...Jan 1 1910 Population in 1890
15,361
(Subject to call after Jau. 1 1900.)
Population In 1900
.17,484
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
$95,000 Population in 1907 test.)
-21 .812
.Assessed valuation, real... 1,630,520
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer’s office.
TAX FREE.—All of the bonds issued by this
city are tax exempt.
.
_
.
In
A. G.
This city is
March 8 1897.
anticipation
an
'
When Due.
1904
reincorporated
Assessed val, personal
Total valuation 1906
(Assessm’t about 1-5
Total tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1890.
1888
BLOOMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT,
of Education.
1,324,155
4,567,011
value.)
$70.30
20,484
23,286
34,000
..
Horatio G. Bent, President Board
When Due. j 4s '04
J-D f 30,000c_ July 1 *16-’18
$10,000c..June 1 1907 <
1 5,000c...July 11919
10,000c..June 1 1908 ! 4s ’06
F-A f 5.000c.. .Aug 1 1920
4s
A-O
30,000c.Oct 1 ’09-’11 ;
120,000c. Aug 1 '21 -’22
1
5,000c_. Oct 1 1912 BOND. DEBTSept 4 ’06. .$155,000
4s
J-D
30,000c.Dec 1 *13-’15 Assessed valuation 1905. .$5,000,000
4s
J-J
( 5,000c
July 1 1919 ! (Assessm’t about 1-5 actual value.)
1905.
\ 5.000c...July 1 1920
INTEREST Is payable part in Chicago, part in New York
City and part
in
J-D
i
1
J
.
CAIRO.
CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. D.
*
$72.40
12,566
Plattenburg, Treasurer
A school district in Fulton Countv.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
$56,000 J School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$30,00
Assessed valuation 1906
1,300,000)
CARBONDALE.
F. M.
This city Is in Jackson
Caldwell, Clerk.
County.
porated July 7 1873.
LOANS—
When Due.!
4 WO5
$53,000
j
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1910.) !
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907.$53,000
Sinking fund
4,250
Incorporated April 15 1869; rcincor¬
Assessed valuation 1906
$375,500
(Assessment about 20% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$95.00
Population In 1900
3,318
Population in 1906 (est.)
4,600
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
i
48,750)
INTEREST Is payable at the Chase National Bank in New York
CHAMPAIGN (City).
This city Is in Champaign County,
porated April 17 1883.
LOANS—
When Due.
-
General Bonds.
5s
5s
F-A
5s
A-015
City.
C. D. Stevens, Clerk.
$5.000
Aug 1 1908
5,000
Aug 1 1908
16,000
Oct 15 1912
(Subject to call after Oct. 15 1907.)
...
Incorporated Feb. 21 1861; relncorBONDED DEBT Oct 1906 $26,000
Tax valuation 1905..
1,809,379
(Assessm’t about 1-5 actual value.)
'Pax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$76.20
Population In 1890
5,839
Population in 1900
maturity.)
4 Cjs’94 Feb
1,500c...Feb 1. 1908 BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07. $84,500
4 12s’94 Sept
6,500c
Sept 1 1909 Tax valuation 1906
1,850,000
4 JW08 July
10,000c. July 1 ’10-’14 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
4s ’03
July /20,000c.July 1 ’15-’22 .School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$32.50
f 2,000c
July 1 1923 Population in 1906 (est.)
12,000
T on school bonds payable at
INTEREST
Champaign National Bank.
CHARLESTON (Town).
This town Is In Coles
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
$56,000r
4P,S
5s
...
County.
Robt. Wilton, Supervisor.
Bonds
When Due.
1917
1907-1916
are
registered by the State Auditor.
$66,000
Town debt Sept 1906
Town valuation 1906
Total tax (per $1.000)
$10,000r
Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at Springfield.
988.500
1906..$64.90
6,760
CHICAGO.
Fred. A. Busse, Mayor-elect; Lawrence E. McGann, Comptroller; L. E. Gosselin, Deputy Comptroller.
This
city is In Cook County.
Incorporated Feb. 11 1835; reincorporated
April 23 1875.
City on April 5 1904 voted In favor of municipal ownership
railways (V. 78, p. 1408).
At election held April 3 1906, proposi¬
tions for the ownership of street railways and for the Issuance of
$75,000,000
street railway certificates carried, while the
proposition for municipal opera¬
tion of street railways failed.
V. 82, p. 824.
In a decision handed down
in the Circuit Court on Sept. 15 1906 the
legality of these certificates was
upheld.
The matter is now before the Supreme Court.
V. 83. p. 712.
At the April 1907 election ordinances granting franchises to the
present
street railways was ratified by a vote of the
V. 81, p. 826.
people.
of street
*
1
$4,720,000c. Jan
’0S-*23
’
$42,156,989 and
AND TAX RATE
..
,
..
.
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v
Personal
.—
City
*.
*
Property.
$123,230,068
1 12,477,182
111,951,487
125,985,401
73,681,868
Total Val.
T
it
Rate.
$426,263,296
SI 8.00
407,99 1,625
403,281,190
18.00
15.81
15.82
402.495.131
276,565,880
r345,196,419
220,066,447
219,354,368
160,641,727
r84,931,361
42,165.275
48,800,514
37,349,369
20.00
55.24
43.52
3 5.6 3
Includes city, school and library tax.
LINCOLN PARK DISTRICT.
Located in towns North Chicago and Lake View.
LOANS—
When Due.
North Town Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.$! ,500,000
5
A-O $300,000c_ .Oct
1907 Sinking fund Jan 1 1907..
357,780
5
F-A
160,000c. -Aug
1911 Assessed valuation 1906..57.703,563
5
J-J
40.000c. .July
1918 Park tax (per $1,000) 1906
$s.70
Lake View Bonds.
INTEREST payable at First Na¬
4s '03 J-J $1 ,000,000c.
tional Bank of Chicago.
July 1 1923
SOUTH PARK DISTRICT.
Edward G. Shumway, Secretury.
Located in towns of South Chicago,Hyde Park and Lake.
5s
F-A$ 1 25,000c
...1911 4s ’05 M-N $1,425.000c. .May *07 25
4s
J-J
375,000c. .July 1 ’«7-’21 4s ’06
J-J 1.000,000c
July *07-’26
4s
J-Jl,700,000c..July 1 ’<)7-’23 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$6.425,000
4s '04
J-D 450,000c.June 1 ’07-’24jTax valuation 1906
248.348,174
4s '04 J-D 1 ,M)0,000c.June 1 ’07-’24 I
INTEREST payable at Illinois Trust & Savings Bank.
WEST CHICAGO
.9,098
CHAMPAIGN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 71.
L. F. Wingard. Secretary.
LOANS
When Du ^ 4s ’05
M-N $33,500c.May 1 ’08-’21
5s ’96
July $8,000c.. .July 1 1916 (See V. 80, p. 1191, for
J-J
1904.
)
235,000c..Jan 1 1924
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
J-J
4g
J $2,088,OOOcJau i ’0S-’23
1904.
1
144,000c .Jan 1 1924
General Corp. Purposes Bonds.
4g
J-J !$l ,000.000c.Jan l '08-’15
1905.
16-’25
l l .ooo.tmoc.Jan 1
68,000c
Jan 1 1909
4s g ’06 J JC ,260,000c.Jan 1 ’ll-’25
l
72,000c. ..Jan 1 1926
*
Bloomington.
This city is in Alexander County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906.__ .$65,000 !Tax rate
(per $1 .000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
1,604,377 i Population in 1900
1914
4g
Includes railroad property to the value (1905) of
$21,038,562 and
capital stock to the value of (1905) $12,097,270.
r Valuation on a new basis
beginning with 1899; seepage 102.
The tax rate above given is that for city
purposes only.
In addition
to this the three districts of which the
city is composed are assessed for
their proportion of State and county
taxes, and for certain improvements,
the city in its corporate capacity not being assessable
for these purposes.
The total tax rate for all purposes in 1906 was
$69.83.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.—A new section to Article 4 (Sec¬
tion 34) of tlie State Constitution proposed
by the 1903 Legislature, was
ratified by the voters of the State at the general election
Nov. 8 1904.
This
amendment permits the Legislature to form a new charter for the
local
government of the city of Chicago; authorizes the consolidation in the mu¬
nicipal government of the powers now vested in the city, Board of Edu¬
cation. township, park and other local governments (V. 77,
The
p. 989).
amendment also limits to 5% of the full value of the taxable
property the
Indebtedness of the city. Including the existing debt, the debt of all munici¬
pal corporations lying wholly In the city, and also the city’s proportion of
the debt of the county and sanitary district.
New bond issues under the
amendment must be submitted to the voters for
approval.
CITY'S GROWTH.—The city's growtli in population, wealth and in¬
debtedness on Dec. 31 of the years named appears
from the following:
(Parts of six townships annexed since 1890.)
City tax
Year—
Population.
Valuation.
raised.
Bonded debt.
1905
$407,991,625
$16,845,974
$24,618,000
1904
1.714,144
403,281.190
15,994,410
22,618,000
1902
402,495,131
14,039,030
15.123.000
1900 (Census) .1,698,575
276,565,880
18,384,195
16.328,450
1890
1,099,850
219,354,368
9,558,334
13,545,400
1880
1 17,133,643
503,185
3,899,126
12,752,000
1870
306,605
275,986.550
1 1 .<>41,000
4.139,799
1860
109,206
37,053,512
573,315
2,336,000
1850
28,269
7,220,249
25,270
93,395
LOANS—
5s
1918
1918
1918
1919
1919
1919
*
actual
1906.
Population in 1900.
Population in 1906 (est.)
_
1898
1890
291,329,703
276,509.730
202,884,012
_r260 ,265 ,058
178,801,172
170,553,854
123,292,358
.
1900
1899
A-O $25,000c
Oct 1 1907
J-J
20.000c... July 1 1908
(Subject to call after July 1 1903.)
4s
F-A $15,000c...Aug 1 1920
(Subject to call after 1910.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$181,000
Assessed valuation, real
3,242,856
A-O $20,000c
Oct 1907
J-J
40,000c. ..July 1 192C
(Subject to call afer 1910.)*
•Is
J-J
$20,()00c
Nov 1 1909
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1904.)
4s
M-N $27,000c
Nov 1 1922
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1912.)
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s
A-O $34,000c
1922
(Subject to call after 1912.) '
Water and Light Bonds,
is ’06
F-A $40,000...Aug 21 1926
(Subject to call Aug. 21 1916.)
Real Estate.
.$303,033,228
1902
4s
4s
4s
4s
electric-light system.
EQUALIZE D VALUATION
Years—
1906
1905.
Funding Bonds.
Bonds.
1908
1911
1912
1914
*
electric-light plant.
LOANS—
Improvement
1843;
1908
1908
1910
1911
TOTAL DEBT.—
Jan. 1 ’07. Jan. 1 *06. Oct. 4
’05. Mch. 31 ’05
Total bonded debt
$25,555,000 $24,618,000 $24,368,000 $22,618,000
Water bonds outstanding on Jan. 1 1907 aggregated
$3,570,000, and are
Included in above total.
World's Fair bonds ($4,293,000) are outside of
debt limit under ruling of State Supreme Court.
Sinking fund on Jan. 1 1907 aggregated $2,659,595.
Floating debt on Jan. 1 1907 was $851,873.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns buildings and real
estate of the
value of $104,047,575, including water works which cost
Erickson, Mayor; II. L. Denison,
in McLean County.
Incorporated
The city owns Its water-works and
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
Water Bonds.
J-J
$150,000c. ..July 1 1908
J-J
159,500c
Jan 1 1911
J-J
821.000c...July 1 1912
J-J
130,000c...Jan 1 1914
4g
J-J
448,000c. ..July 1 1914
4g
J-J 1,485,000c... July- 1 1915
3 to
J-J
225,000c... July 1 1909
3 4
J-J
103,500c
July 1 1910
Rogers’ P’k Town Hall Bonds.
5
J-D
$7,000c
June 1 1910
World’s Fair Bonds.
4
J-J $4,2 9 3,000c
1 1921
Jan
Lake View Water Bonds.
4
J-J
$50,000c_--Jan
1 1908
Judgment Bonds.
4s
4s
4
4
Tunnel Bonds ( P).
J-J
$100,000c. ..July 1 1916
Bonds of 1893 and all subsequent issues are
payable in gold.
INTEREST.—Interest on the Chicago city bonds Is paid in New York
by the American Exchange National Bank.
property benefited.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds {Con.).
Refunding Bonds.
5s
July $26,000c_July 1 ’12-U5
5s
J uly
$8,000c. July 1 ’07-’08 5s
July
9,000c
July 1 1916
5s
July 10,000c. July 1 '09-’l 0
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
5s
July
5,500c
July 1 1911 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$58,500
INTEREST Is payable at office of State Treasurer.
Clerk.
Due.
4s
LOANS—
BLOOMINGTON.
-
-.
BIG LAKE SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
are
-
_
Oct 1 1926
Oct. 1 1916.)
This district is in Jackson County.
The bonds below
of the collection of special assessments
against the
-
-.
BELLEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 118.
II. R. IJelmberger, Secre¬
tary Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
F-A
$5,000 ..Aug 31 1913 4s
M-N $12,000
Novi 1919
(Subject to call after Aug. 31 1903.)
BONDED 1)F.BT Sept 1906 $69,500
4s
M-S
12,000
.Sept 1 1918 Assessed valuation 1905___2;469,394
4s
F-A
5.500
Feb 1 1919 School tax (per $ 1.000) 1905. .$22.30
A-O
35,000r
(Subject to call after
-
.
.
4s ’06
103
5s
PARK DISTRICT.
Joseph F. Haas, Secretary.
J-J $290,000c--. July 1 1911
(Subject to call.)
5s
J-J $360,000c
July 1 1915
(Subject to call.)
5s
J-J $200,000c
I uly 1 1917
(Subject to call after July 1 1902.)
4s '06
A-0$1,900.000c.Apr
BOND. DEBT
Special assess’!
’0S-’26
July 1 ’00-$2.850,000
warrants..
577.400
Tax valuation 1905
91.600.469
i
INTEREST payable at Continental National Bank. Chicago.
CHICAGO SANITARY DISTRICT.
C. L. Hutchinson, Treasurer; Isaac J. Bryan, Oleitc.
This district was organized In 1889 and It Includes the city of
Chicago and
other territory, in all over 358 square miles.
Bonds are all coupon lu form,
but may be registered at option of bolder.
LOANS—
When Due. 1 4
M-N $600,000c..Nov
’07-’12|4
J-J
1,050,000c.. Jan
,08-’14j4
A-0$1,750,000c..Oct
’07-’20
1,440.000c.-Jan 1 ’08-’2 2
1,200,000c..Dec 1 ’07-’22
($150,000 due yearly.)
1,275,000c..July 1 ’07-'23
5
J-J
1,200,000c_. July ’07-’14 | 4
J-D 1,275,000c. Dec 1 *07-’23
:
($150,000 due yearly.)
4s ’05 M-S f 1,792,000c. Mch 15 ’08-*23
41$
J-J
*08-’15
1,600,000c.. Jan
1
96,000c.. Mch 15 1924
($200,000 due yearly.)
4s ’06
A-Of 476,000c.. Oct 1 ’08-’24
41$
J-J
360,000c. Jan 1 ’0$-’lG
1 24.000c
Oct 1 1925
($40,000 due yearly.)
4s ’07
J-J f476,000c.- Jan 2 ’09-'25
41$
J-J
400,000c
1908-1917
1 24,000c...Jan
2 1926
($40,000 yearly on Jan. 1.)
4s ’07
F-A f 476,000c. Feb 1 ’09-’25
31$
J-J
$190,000c
Jan 1 1919
) 24,000c...Feb 1 1926
31$
J-D
200,000c..June 30 1918 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07. $17,030,000
4 “
J-J
650,000c.Jan 1 ’08-’20 Tax valuation 1906
447,330,771
4
J-J
700,0<)0c.. July
’07-’20 District tax (per $1,000) ’06
$4,75
INTEREST is payable at office of Treasurer.
5
5
J-J
J-D
J-J
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104
ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS
COOK COUNTY.
Edwin Rice
Thompson, Treasurer.
Baker,«Auditor.
I 4,500c
Apr
A-O
4,000c.--Apr
A-O
22,500c
Apr
($4,500 due yearly to April 1
4s
A-O
$4,000c
Apr
f 3,000c.July 1
DANVILLE.
4s
John H.
Lewman, Mayor; J. Torrance, Clerk.
County.
Incorporated Feb. 3 1839; became
re-incorporated March 17 1874. The refunding bonds
city in 1807:
below are registered with the State Auditor.
LOAX3—
When Due. TOTAL-DEBT Mch 1907
$53,000
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt
09,034
5s
A-O
$3,500c.. Apr 1 ’07-’09 Assessed valuation 1906
3,963,225
4M*
M-S/1 8,000c .Sept 1 ’07-’10
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
J-D
4Ms
7,500c.June 10’07-11 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906.. .$70.60
Park Bonds.
Population in 1890
11,491
Ms’04 Aug $22.000c. .Aug ’10-’14_ Population In 1900
16,354
Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1907 (est.)
35,000
4s
J-D $12,000c.June 1 ’07-’12
INTEREST on the sewer bonds due from 1907 to 1911 and on
park
bonds of 1904 at Danville; on other bonds at First National Bank of
Chicago.
a
lxxxiv,
INTEREST on the public Improvement 5s and on the
judgment 4s Is
payable at the State Bank of Chicago; on the public Improvement 4s and
the refunding 4s at the First National Bank ol' New
York; on all other bonds
at the olliee of the City Treasurer.
John R.
Cook County contains the City of Chicago.
LOAN'S—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—(Continued).
Series “H” (Refunding) Bonds.
4s
M-N $405.OOOc.May 1 ’07-12
BOND. DKIJTJan 1 1007 S8.510.000 4s g
J-J
450.000c_--Jan 1 ’08-10
4s g ’05 J-J S450.000C--_Jan ’08-*25 BO XL). IJ E BT
Jan 1 ’07. .$8,510,000
Series “1” (Court-House) Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real .3 27,? 18,195
4s’05g M S $4,750,000_Sept 1 ’07-’25 Assessed val., personal..
93,332,511
Building Bonds.
Assessed val., railroads.. 28,773.080
3L*sg J-J $400,000c.-Jan 1 ’08-’23 Capital.stock
11,000,201
Blinding Bonds.
Total valuation 1000
401,814,093
4s
M-S $50,000c.. Mch 1
1908 State&Co.tax (per$l ,000) ’06.$12.85
4s g
J-J 1,062,500c.-July 1’07-’23 Population in 1800
1,191,922
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
.1,838,735
4s g
M-X $805,000c.May 1 ’07-’20 Population in 1907 (est.)
..2,300,000
INTEREST.—Interest on all bonds is payable In Chicago.
This city is in Vermillion
[Vol.
EVANSTON SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
H. H. Kingsley, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Evanston Central Sch. Dis. No. 75
($2,00Uc
,
$5,000c.Apr 1
4
4s
A-O
'08-’09 4s
A-O
j/OOc.Apr 1 ’14-’17
Apr^l 1909
i 4 ,500c_. .Apr* 1 1910
l 1,000c.. Apr* 1 1911
17,500c..July ’07-’13
.
1,500c.Apr 1
1918 4 Us
.J-J
,10,000c.Apr 1 ’19-’20 BONDED DEBT
10,000c.July 1 ’14-T8
J-J
Feb
1907.$170,000
Total valuation 1906
4.000.00U
School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$25.00
Lvanstun South Sch. Dist. No. 76
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06 $52,000
Assessed valuation 1905
1,471,223
Evanston High-School District.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06
$60,000
Assessed valuation 1905
5,337,326
1 1921
1 1911
1 1912
1917.)
1 1918
’07-’08
.
4s
4s
o.OOOc.July 1 T9-’20
3,000c
July 1 1921
v.
6,000c
July 1 1922
4s ’05
J-J
55,000c.July 1 ’10-’25
(Part yearly July 1.— V'. 80, p. 1932.) ;
IXTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of
Chicago.
'
;
'
FREEPORT.
This
1882.
city Is in Stephenson County.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Incorporated Feb. 14 1855; April IS
LOANS—
When Due: TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906....$106,500
City-Hall Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
2,503,657
5s
M-S $34,000
1918
i Assessment is 1 -5 actual
value.)
Refunding Bonds 1890.
Tax rate tper $1,000) 1905
$20.00
4 As
F-A $62,000
Aug 2 1910 Population in 1890
10,189
4 As
Oct 1 1907 Population in 1900
4,500
13,258
INTEREST payable at City Clerk's olliee.
...
DE KALB TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A school district in De Kalb County.
BOXDED DEBT Nov 1005.$70,0001
DECATUR.
Geo.
W.
Lehman, Mayor; II. F.
Comptroller.
Robbins,
This city is tiie county seat of Macon
County.
Incorporated March 2
1839; re-incorporated April 21 1881.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$8,300
Library Building.
NET DEBT Feb 1 1007
130,900
5s
June $4,200c.June 1 ’07-’09 Total'valuation'1907.
3,962,198
Water-Works Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
5s
J-J
$12,000c. .Jan 1 1913 Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1907...$72.70
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1903.)
Population in 1890
16,841
BOXDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07 .$137,200 Population in 1900
20,754
Water debt (Included)
133,000 Population in 1907 (est.)
30,000
1 XTEREST on the water-works bonds
paid I);,- J.Mlilikeu <Sc Co., Decatur
DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT.
E. A. Gastman. Clerk.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch. 1 1906
$83,000
$40,000c
1915 Sinking fund
14,796
33,900c
1923 Assessed valuation 1905...3,961,587
(Subject to call after 1913.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$36.00
LOANS—
4s
4s
J-D
A-O
IXTEREST on bonds due In 1915 Is payable in New York
City and
bonds due in 1923 in Chicago.
on
FREEPORT SCHOOL
Finance Committee.
LOANS—
DISTRICT
4s
F.
Graham,
Chairman
Sept ’06. $88,500
Assessed valuation 1905
2,736,101
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
’11-’18 School tax (per $1.000) 1905..$26.60
T)7-’10
July 22,500c.July 1 '07-Tl!
IXTEREST payable at the office of the School Treasurer.
L. F.
Tills city is in Knox
July 20 1876.
LOANS—
Brown, City.Clerk.
County.
Incorporated Jan. 27 1841; re-lneorporated
When Due.
BO.XD.'DEBT Oct 1 1906..$168,000
Building Bonds.
Tax valuation
1905.______3,622,314
1910-1920
F-A/$34,000
(Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
1 36,000 .....1915-1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$68.50
Water Bonds.
Population In 1890
15,264
A-O $43,000
Oct 1 1910 Population In 1900
18.607
4s ’05
4s
D.
,
M-N $l(),000c.Mav 1
M-N 56,000c.May 1
GALESBURG.
5s
5s
145.
When Due.! BONDED DEBT
Building Bonds.
4s ’05
4s ’05
NO.
.
M-X
25,000
Nov 1 1913
Electric-Eight.
A-O $30,000
Oct
1910
($10,000 each 5 years to Oct. 1920.)
GALESBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
As ’04M-S$ 100,000c Sept 1 ’07-T6I
BOND. DEBT .Sept 1 1906.$100.000 j School tax
(per $1,000) 1905
Assessed yaluation 1906. .$3,390,213
Population 1114906 (est.)
(Assessm’t about 1-5 actual value.)!
.
4
DIXON.
Henry U. Bard well, Clerk.
This city Is in Lee County
LOANS—
When Due. Assessment debt
$26,000
4 bs f Apr 24,000Aprl5
'1 1-16-21-26 TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1006... 78,000
'<)(> M’ly
T 1-16-21-26 Assessed valuation 1006
8.OOOJ’lyl
..1,673,526
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
$52,000! Population in 1000.
.7,017
EAST OAKLAND.
Tills township, located In Coles County, lias no
legal bonded debt—
$75,ooo 100 railroad-aid bonds having been declared
illegal by the court.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
This
LOANS—
5s
Incorporated Feb.
When Due.
16
1865;
re-Incor-
Assessed valuation 1905. .$7,124,846
(Assessment about 20% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905
$79.70
Population in 1900
29,655
Population ill 1890
15.169
Refunding Bonds.
Sept $650,000.. .Sept 1 1908
Street-Improvement Bonds.
$70.500..
..1907
Apr 1007.$650,000
IXTEREST on refunding bonds is payable by
the State Treasurer at
Springfield, Ill.,, and by tlie American Exchange National Bank of New
York City.
.
BOXDED DEBT
EAST
ST.
LOUIS
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
NO.
Treasurer; J. S. Pidgeon, Secretary.
189.
Louis
Boismenue,
All school districts of East St. Louis were
consolidated in Sept. 1901.
LOANS—
When Due. 5s ’04 A-O $1 25.000c
Oct 3 1924
5s
J-D $17,000c. .-June 1 1913 4s ’06
J-J
30.000cJ’lv2 *11-16-21
5s
A-O
60,000c. ..Apr 2 1914 TOTAL DEBT
July 15’06. $317,000
5s
J-D
24.000c
June 1 1908 Sinking fund
72 439
4s
J-J
39,000c..-July 1 1910 NET DEBT July 1 1906.. 244.561
5s
April
8,000c._Apr 11 1911 Assessed valuation 1906
7,737,641
5s
F-A
5,000c. .Aug 18 1920 School tax (per $1,000) 1906 533.331!
5s
J-D
9,000c.-Dec 20 1915
_
INTEREST is payable at the School Treasurer’s office.
ELGIN.
C. F.
This city
O’Hara, Treasurer.
Wm. S. Sylla, Clerk.
Is in Cook and Kane counties
Incorporated May 1 1854;
re-incorporated Oct. 18 1880.
LOANS—
When Due.! BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.
$136,000
W’ater-Works Bonds.
Sinking fund.
9,116
5s
J-J
$58.000
I illy 1 1907 Total valuation 1905
4,188,505
4s
J-J
j 4,000
Oct 1 1912 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value)
\ 30,000 Oct 1 13 ’ 1 7 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$75.69
4s
.T-J
30,000.Dec 31 18-’22 Population In 1890.
17,823
4s '05
J-J
/10,000. .Jan 1 ’08-’09 Population In 1900
22,433
l 4,000
Jan 1 1910
ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 46.
F. B. Perkins. Secretary.
This district Is in Kane and Cook counties.
LOANS—
When Due. 15s ’92
J-J
$15,000
’
-
.
’
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
School Bonds.
’88
J-J
$5,000
July
.July
'88
J-J
lo.ooo
July
’92
July 20,000.. July 1
’92
July 15,000
July
’92
J-J
10,000..July 1
.
IXTEREST
on
July 1 1912
4s '05
May 10,000.May L '09-T0
1 1907
1907'4s ’04
May 45.000..May li
13-’ 15
1 1908
BOND. DEBT July 1 '06.. $145,000
’07-’10 Total valuation 1905
3,967,473
11911 (Assessment about l-o actual value.)
’
’OO-’IO School
ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP.
This
tax
the bonds above described Is
John
township Is in Peoria County.
(per $1,000) 1905..$39.30
payable at Elgin.
Clinch, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$80,000! Tax rate
(per $1,000). 1905
Water debt (add’l)
9,000 | Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906. ,_l.035,2601 Population
in 1906
(est.)
EVANSTON.
W. E.
$70.80
2,330
2,200
Kappler, Comptroller.
This city Is in Cook County.
Incorporated as a town 1863; village 1872,
and city March 29 1892.
LOANS—
When Due. 1
Yard Extension Bonds.
Public-Improvement Bonds.
4s
M-S
$2,000c .Mch 30 1908
5s
M-N $ 16,000c
1907-1912 1
Judgment Bonds.
4s
A-O
18,000c
1908-1918 4s
F-A
$1,000c
Feb 1 1908
($3,000 in even years on April 1.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1
_
--
4s
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$ 35,000c. Juy
’
1
’07- 13
Library Bonds.
($16,500c. July 1
4s ’04
J-J -! 10,000c. July 1
1
2.100c. .July
4s ’05
J-D
25,o00c. I >ec 1
’07- T 7
T8- ">•)
1 1! 923
T 5 ’24
.
-
2,J,(H)0
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer’s oflfce.
GALLATIN COUNTY.
Henry G. Sanks, Clerk.
County seat Is Shawneetown.
The bonds below described are registered
with the State Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906 ..$5,574,135
Refunding Bonds.
| (Assessment is about 1-5 actual value
J-J
$75,000..July 1 ’07-’l 1 !State & Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.S12.50
J-J
40,000..July 1 T2-T3 ' Population in 1890
;
14,935
County debt Feb 1907
$115,000 Population in 1900..
15.836
INTEREST is payable In New York.
4s
HAMILTON COUNTY.
1907.S127,600
Floating debt (additional)
139,240
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907. 266,840
Sinking fund assets
15,350
Assessed valuation 1906
5,432,501
(Assessm’t about 1-5 actual value.)
Population In 1900
19,259
Population in 1905 (est.)
21.000
Austin
Hill, Clerk.
McLeansboro Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Feb 19 ’07..$160,000 County tax rate
(per $1,000)*06 $7.50
Floating debt
3,000 Population In 1900
..20,197
Assessed valuation 1906
1,109,735
HILL VIEW DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICT.
Louis
Lowenstein, Secretary.
A district in Green and Scott counties,
containing 12,392 acres of
of which about 70 % consists of improved farms.
LOANS—
When Due.!
6s ’06
S196.000r.0ct 16 ’11-’20*
INTEREST payable at office of State Auditor.
JACKSONVILLE.
land,
Samuel B. Stewart, Clerk.
This city is In Morgan County.
Incorporated Feb. 3 1840; re-incorpor¬
ated April 4 1887.
LOANS—
When Due. BOXDED DEBT Sept *06. $197,500
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt (add’l)
152,500
4s
J-J $107,500c...July 1 1919 Total valuation 1905
2,195,540
(Part subject to call yearly.)
(Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
4s ’05
J-J j $72,00()r_July 1 ’07-’24 Tax rate
(per 51,000) 1905.. .$7.25
1 14,000r
July 1 1925 Population in 1905 (cst.).i
16,000
Population in 1900
15,078
INTEREST is payable at State Treasury, in New York
City and at tlie
City Treasury.
JOLIET.
Matt
....
.
.$26.60
4s
Silas Cook, Mayor.
city is in St. Clair County.
porated Aug. 28 1888.
j
Tills city is In Will
Aug. 5 1876.
LOANS—
Berscheid, Clerk.
County.
Incorporated Feb. 26 1845; re-lneoiporated
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’95 June 29 $20,000e_June 29 TO
Park Bonds.
J-J
4s ’99
$ 1 8,000c...Jan
(Subject to call.)
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ms’04 J-J
2 1919
'
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.5144,800
<>73,012
Floating debt
_
Total valuation 1906
3,803,963
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906..$87.00
Population in 1906 (est.)
40,000
Population ill 1890.
23,264
Population in 1900
29,353
S50,000c_June 30 1914
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms ’04A-O $58 ,800c
Oct 1914
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at
Chicago: on the water
works and permanent Improvement bonds at New York
City; on the park
bonds at Joliet.
JOLIET TOWNSHIP HIGH-SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
J. F Skeel. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906.
.$6,388.664
3 Ms
J-J $80.000c—July ’07-14 ! (Assessm’t about 1-5
actual yalue.)
BOND. DEBT March 1907. .$80,000 ! School tax
(per $1,000) 1906. .$10.00
INTEREST payable at Township Treasurer’s office.
KEWANEE.
B.
M.
Cavanagh, Comptroller.
This city is in Henry Countv.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Aug 1906
Water-Works Bonds.
*
i Population Ill 1900...
5s *06
F-A i $3,000c
Aug 1 1907
3.000c. Aug 1 ’08 -TO.
INTEREST is payable pt the office of the City Treasurer.
.
$53,800
..8,382
'
LEE COUNTY.
J.
Sterling, Treasurer.
Dixon is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.! BOND. DEBT Feb 20 '07.
$60,000
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. 10,331.276
3Ms
J-D $60,000c
($10,000 yearly.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.10
Population in 1900
29,894
Population in 1906 (est.)
32.000
INTER EST payable at County Treasurer’s office.
Am*..
11)07.j
ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS
k>
LINCOLN.
J. L.
Hyde, Comptroller.
INTEREST
This city is in Logan County.
Incorporated in 1865.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907_$46,000 Assessed valuation 1905._$1.065,001
Floating debt
,162 (Assessment about 20% actual value.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
46,362 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$30-00
Sinking fund
3,000 Population in 1900
8.962
on
Klmo
Etter,|Treasurer.
•
County seat is Carlinviile.
The bonds below described are regstered
with the State Auditor.
LOANS—When Due. State & co. tax (per M) 1906.S12.50
Refunding Bonds.
.-10.380
Population in 1890
AViS
J-J
S240,000r_July 1 ’07-10 Population In 1900
42,256
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $240,000 Population In 1907 (est)
46,000
Equalized val. 1906 (est)
PEORIA
.8,500,000
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.
•INTEREST is payable at Springfield and New York.
.
MATTOON CITY.
This city is in Coles
Feb. 25 1879.
LOANS—
Arthur M. Hart,
County.
Comptroller.
Floating debt Apr 1907.
Incorporated Feb. 22 1859: reincorporated
When Due.
This township Is in Coles Countv.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1904. .$96*000 ! Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1904
1,032.845 j
.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904.)
INTEREST is payable in Moline.
4'is
1S55;
PERRY COUNTY.
Albert
County
seat Is Jacksonville.
with the State Auditor.
J-D
.
County tax (per $1,000) 1905.*.$7.50
Population in 1900
13,847
The bonds below described
arc
registered
.
J. L.
Trostram, Clerk
This village is in Cook County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
$60,000 | Tax rate (pcr$l,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
3.252.362 I Population in 1907 (est.)
$95.00
15,000
INTEREST payable at office of Village Treasurer.
OAK PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. H. Hatch. Secretary Bd. of Ed’n.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1907
$ 1 62.000 1 School tax (per $1,000) 1907..$32.30
Assessed valuation 1906. ..3,252,362 ! Population in 1906 (est.)...
.15,000
Assessm’t 1-5 to 1-6 actual value.) I
....... . ^ . . .
..
(Township).
J. E. Reese, Treasurer.
h
r:*
This township Is in Christian County.
The bonds below described are
registered with the State Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 1907
$138,000
Refunding Bonds —1898.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,035,775
4s
July 1 $102,000c..July 1 1918
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1908.) Population lnc1890
6,143
4s
July $36,000c. ..Sept 1 1918 Population In 1900
..6,561
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1913.) < Population in 1905 (est)..r._ 7,000
INTEREST on bonds is payable by State Treasurer, Springfield.
PARTRIDGE DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICT.
LOANS—
6s
Chillicothe) Is In Woodford and Marshall counties.
June
$90,OOOr
INTER EST is payable
PEKIN.
J. H.
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.. $90,000
1911-19311
at office of State Treasurer.
Sokhvedel, Clerk.
This city is In Tazewell
porated April 20 1874.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’05
II.
Attorney.
.
County.
Incorporated March 2 1S39, reincor¬
When Due.' Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,382,875
I (Assessment about 5% actual value.)
J-J
$75,500c
July 1 1925 {Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906. .$51.20
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
i Population In 1890
6,347
Ms
.1-1) $53,OOOr
Dec 1 1907! Population in 1900
8,420
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 1907.$128,5001 Population In 1905 (est)
12,000
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at the German-American National
Bank,
Pekin: on the 4 Hs at the American Exchange Nat. Bank, New York City.
PEKIN
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.!
July $19,000..July 1 *07-251
4s ’05
PEORIA.
J. W. Bui 'ton.
city is in Peoria County.
porated Oct. 20 1891.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding County Bonds.
J-D $21,000
Juncl 1922
4s
M-S
21.000
Mch 2 1923
Peoria & Rock Island Ry. Bonds.
4Hs
-J-J $100,000
School
4V$s
4 V^s
Bonds.
M-N
J-D
Incorporated
Feb.
26
1839;
reincor¬
PIATT COUNTY.
B. F.
Kagev, Clerk.
Montlcello is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
4s
July $70,000c._ July 1 ’07-13
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$70,000
1 Assessed valuation 1905. .$6,491,980
i State & co. tax (per M) 1905.$12.50
Population In 1900...
..17,706
!
Population in 1890
17.062
INTEREST is payable at Montlcello.
,
E. E. Herron, Clerk.
This township (P. O. Stewardson) is in Shelby County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$50.0001 Population In 1900
INTEREST payable In Springfield.
2.0J)0
rated Feb. 12 1895.
The bonds given below are all registered with the
State Treasurer.
The sinking fund Is now so arranged that it will be ample to meet the in¬
debtedness as It matures and do away with any future refunding.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 18 ’07__ $822,000
Refunding Bonds.
July 1 $95,000c
July
July 1 115,000c
July
4s*
July 1
1,000c
July
f 40,()00e
July
4s
July 1 i 120,000c...July 1
i
60.000c
July
a
4 V$s
4 Vis
4 1
.
Floating debt
is
Julv
Assessed valuation, real
3,458.658
1 1908 Assessed val, personal
1,747.482
1910
1
Corporation and HR
183,438
11917 Equalized valuation 1906 .5,389,578
1 1909 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
’11-16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..$74.60
1 1917 Population in 1900
36.252
t 80,000c
Julv 1 1918 Population in 1890
31,494
(250.000c.-. 1911-1915 —
2--.1916
1 ' 47.000c
n $100, $500 and $1,000 each.
I 14,000c
1917
INTEREST on all bonds Is paid either at the State Treasury In
held or at the American Exchange National Bank of New York.
116,108
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.__ 705,608
on
water works
(see below) included)
195,000
July 1 1908 Mortgage
Spring-
QUINCY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 172.
D. B. Rawlins, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. j Assessed valuation 1906..$5,508,291
5s ’05
Julv $ 120,000c.July 1 ’07-15 School tax (per $ 1.000) 1906..$21.70
BOND. DEBT Feb 19 ’07.. $120,000 i Population In 1907 (est.)
45,000
INTEREST Is payable at Quincy.
ROCKFORD.
This city is In
B. J.Ch anoy,-Treasurer; H.
Winnebago County
C. Scovill, Clerk.
’-cornorated Jan. 3 1802; reincor¬
porated June 8 1880
LOANS—
When Due.!
Permanent Improvement.
City Bonds.
4s ’06
F-A $60,000
Aug 1 1926
4 Vis
F-A $ 17 ,(U)0__ Aug 20 1907 (Subject to call after Aug. 1 1916.)
4 V<jS
Renewal Bonds.
J-D
28..TOO..- Dec 15 1908
4s ’06
J-D $36,200
Refunding Bonds.
June 1 1916
4s
F-A
$5,000
Aug 1 1907 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1907 j
351.800
4s
M-S
12,000
Sept 15 1910 ; Water debt (Included)—j.
51,100
_
.
4 v.;s
F-A
40,000
Feb 1 1909 > Equat’d valuation 1905...7,201.037
4s
M-S
11,900...Sept 16 1911
(Assessment 1-5 actual value.)
F-A
4s
14,000
Aug 1 1907 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$45.57
4s
M-N
39.100
Novi 1907 Population In 1890
23.584
4s ’05
J-J
Julv 1 1907 Population In 1900.
27,700
31.051
4s ’06
36.200
1916
4s ’07
M-S $43,900
Moll 1.1927
INTEREST payable by City Treasurer.
—
...
ROCK ISLAND.
E. W.
Schoede, Treasurer; H. C. Schof¬
fer, City Clerk.
This city Is In Rock Island County.
corporated Nov. 4 1879.
Incorporated Feb. 27 1841; rcln-
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $222,000
Refunding Bonds.
Water debt (included)
52,000
($20,000r__. Sept 1 1907 Total valuation 1906
3.207.*7'7'7
4’is
MS' 70,OOOr
Sept 1 1912
(Assessment 1-5 actual value.)
I 80,000r... Sept 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$83.50
Water Bonds.
Population In 1905
25.000
5s
F-A $25,000c
Feb 1 1922 Population In 1890
13,634
Water Certificates.
J-J
$27,000c..Jan 1 ’08-16
INTEREST is payable at the office of the
City Clerk, except on the
funding 4 bis, which Is payable at the office of the State Treasurer.
SALINE COUNTY.
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’06
F-A $175,000.
..Aug 1926
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907...$589,500
$8.000
May 1 1908 Special Imp’t debt (add!).. 283,400
10,500
-June 1 1910 Assessed valuation 1906_.11.402,146
4s
M-S
39,000
Sept 11907 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Refunding School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$7.09
4s
June 1 $20,000
.Junel 1918 Population In 1890
41,024
Waterworks Bonds.
Population In 1900
56,100
J-D $195,000
4^s
.Juncl 1908 Population in 1906 (esti
75,000
Taffee, Clerk.
..
5s
Comptroller.
This
4s
J. G.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Ganen, County Clerk.
.
G. Pettett,
$70.90
80,000
Judgment debt Feb ’07, abt..$6,000
a
This district (P. O.
Tracy, Clerk.
interest and 25% outstanding principal in 1903; Interest and 30% principal
In 1904; Interest and 50% principal In 1905, and the remaining amount
due In 1906.
Payments arc now being made In accordance with the above
order.
There was about $6,000 remaining on judgments, as per above
statement, in Feb. 1907, which amount will be paid this year.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906. .$2,418,922
Railroad Aid Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
7s
J-J $100,000
(Illegal) State & co. tax (per M) 1906.$12.50
Chester & Tamaroa Aid Bonds.
Population In 1905 (est)
21,000
$100,000. (see note above)
Population In 1900..
19,830
$60,000c..Dec 1 ’08-13
When Due. Railroad
$732,126
Refunding Court House —1887.
Total valuation 1906
7.988,442
June 15 $100,OOOr.June 15 ’07
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after June 15 1897.) State tax (per $1,000) 1906
$5.00
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907— $100,000 County.tax (per $1,000) 1906
7.00
Assessed valuation, real
5,458,424 Population in 1907 (est)
38,500
Assessed val. personal
.1,797.892 Population in 1900...
.35,006
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at New York Cltr
PANA
97.000
The bonds below described are registered with the State Auditor.
The
United States Supreme Court lias established the validity of Chester &
Tamaroa railroad-aid bonds of tills county and has declared the $100,000
B. & S. S. railroad-aid bonds Invalid.
At the November (1899) election, a proposition to issue bonds to refund
the Chester & Tamaroa bonds, together with accrued interest, amounting In
all to about $190,000, was voted upon and defeated.
Subsequently the
county was mandamused to pay Indebtedness to the amount of about
$162,000, as follows:
All interest due and accrued up to June 1 1900 and
10% of principal to be paid In 1900.
Interest and 15% of the remaining
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906
$95,000
Total valuation 1905
2,487,905
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1905..$91.75
Population In 1890
12,000
Population in 1900
17,248
4s
OAK PARK.
88,608
relncorpo-
Merrill, Clerk.
'
i
Population In 1900
Population in 1905 (est)
John A. Steinbach, Mayor; L. J. Harris, Compt.
W.^B., Rogers, Treasurer; James S. QUINCY.
This city Is In Adams County.
Incorporated Feb. 21 1839;
MORGAN COUNTY.
LOANS—
;
Frederick B.
County seat is Pinckneyvllle.
re-
July $30,000c. .July 1 ’14-19 , Assessed valuation 1905
2,472,448
July 35,000c.. July 1 ’07-13 School tax (per $1,000) 1905. .$43/50
July 16,000c. .July 1 ’07-14 1
July 21,000
July 1 ’07-13 |
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable In Chicago; on the 4 Ms In Moline: on the
due 1907-1913 In Boston and on the 5s due 1907-1914 In Davenport, la.
Waterloo Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06..$100,000 1
Assessed valuation 1905
2,419,538 |
2$275,000
(Assessment 20% actual value.)
Plant Bonds.
4s
5s
5s
4 Hjs’04
MONROE COUNTY.
.
principal in 1901; interest and 20% of principal then remaining in 1902;
MOLINE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 40.
F. VV. Gould, Township Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.' BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06.$112,000
5s
Heinrich, Clerk.
This township is In Peoria County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$55,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906..12,778.476 Population In 1907 (est.)
Chas. G. Carlson, Clerk.
Filter
.
PEORIA TOWNSHIP.
..10,583
is in Rock Island County.
Incorporated Feb. 14
Incorporated Aug. 6 1872.
Bonds arc exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Improvement.
4 4s
M-S $ 15,000c. .Sept 1 1914
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1909.)
AMs
J-J
$10,000c...Jan 2 1917
Water Works Extension.
4 4s
F-A $10,000c
Aug 1 1914
Oscar
Total valuation 1905
19.429,944
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
MATTOON TOWNSHIP.
This city
COUNTY.
This county, by paying off Its bonds as they matured, has reduced Its
debt to small proportions.
The county seat Is Peoria.
County has no bonded debt or sink- j State & co. tax iper M) ’05..$12.50
lug fund.
: Population in 1905
95,000
Gen’l bonds Sept 1906
..$69,000
Drainage Bonds.
Assessment debt..
82.000
5s
June 1 $8,000 ...^ 1907-1914 TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1906...151,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1,402.561
4s
Mch $15,000
Mcli 22 1920 (Assessment is
1-5
actual value.)
Railroad Aid Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$93.50
4^s
Mch $21,000.1 .Mcll 22 1915 Population in 1905 (est)
11,500
AMs
May 25,000.
May 1 1910 Population in 1900
9,622
MATTOON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 100.
G. S. Richmond, Twp. Treas.
LOANS—
When Due.'ox
F-A
$6,000c
Aug 1 1912
4s
J-J
$28.000c
July 1 1919 BONDED DEBT Feb’07.. $31,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.) Assessed valuation 1906
1,487,772
4s
J-J
$3.000
July 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$37 00
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
MOLINE.
refunding school and bounty bonds is payable In Peoria;
on
all other bonds at the Mercantile National Bank. New York.
WATER WORKS.—The water-works bonds. $195,000. were assumed
by the Peoria Water Co. when the city water works were sold to them.
The city holds first mortgage on the new works for the
payment of them
which would make the city’s net bonded debt $394,500 March 1907.
PEORIA PLEASURE DRIVEWAY AND PARK DISTRICT.
B. F. Cart¬
wright. Secretary.
LOANS—
’
When Due.'M-N ($50,000...Nov 1 1910
3bjs’01 J-J $50,000
1895
1 50,000.. .July 1 1915
July 1 1921
4s ’06
J-J
40.000c.-..July 2 1926! BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1906 $190,000
INTEREST Is payable in Peoria.
—
MACOUPIN COUNTY.
105
O.O.
re¬
Cummins, Treasurer.
Harrisburg Is the county seat.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $130,000 I County tax (per $1,000) 1905..$8.00
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value, i Population In 1900.
55,249
SANGAMON COUNTY.
County seat Is Springfield.
LOANS—
Charles E. Opel, Clerk.
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 ’ 07.
$95,000
Funding Bonds.
Total valuation 19U6
19,612.618
3'is July 1 f $60,000c&r_July ’07-’08 (Assessment is about 1-5 actual value
1 35,000c&r_July 1 1909 State & Co.tax(per $1.000)’06 $ 1 2.50
Population In 1890
61 .195
Population In 1900
71,593
INTEREST Is payable at Springfield and at New York.
KM)
£NY
MICHIGAN—DEBT OF STATE.
ISLAND LEVEE DRAINAGE
Thomas (P. O. Pleasant
DISTRICT. A. J.
Hill), Secretary of Commis’ers.
Calhoun
Situated In Adams, Pike and
counties.
This district has no bonds
outstanding.
This levee district was
organized In 1870 and $648,500 of bonds were
issued, which the Supreme Court of Illinois
declared illegal, and this decision
was affirmed by the United
States Circuit Court of
Appeals, which Court
denied a re hearing.
See “Chronicle,” V. 64, p. 343;
V. 60, p. 1192, and
V. 70, p. 494.
The case was taken to the
Supreme
Court of the United
States (V. 71, p. 957). which Court
confirmed the opinion of the lower court.
In 1900 the district placed 522,000 5
SPRINGFIELD.
James A.
Hall, City Comptroller.
This city is in Sangamon
County. Incorporated Feb. 8 1840; re-incor¬
porated April 6 1882.
Ail the 5s are
registered with the State Auditor.
A 1 bonds are
tax-exempt.
LUAN'S—
When Due.Ms
Refunding.
14s
Sept 517,000c.-.Sept 1 1907 4s ’05
3H>
Sept 207,500c. ..Sept 1 1920 5s. '06
Sept 5294,600c.-Sept 1 1921
Sept 155,800c.-Sept 1 1923
Sept 128,005c.-Sept 1 1925
Sept / 5,000
Sept 1 1907
170,000
the State Treasury in Springfield. ..Sept 1 ’08-’14
5s
INTEREST Is paid at
TOTAL DEBT.—
[Yol.
lxxxiy.
ILLINOIS DRAINAGE DISTRICTS.
(Not Included among statements In
detail.)
Bonds below are issued under the
Drainage Act, and assessments are
made for their payment on the
lands benefited.
Allison Ditch District No.
2..$22,000 Little Beaver Drainage Dist.$23,500
Areola Drainage Dist. No. 1.
16,800 Meredosia Levee Drain. Dist. 25,600
Beaver Drainage Dist. No. 3.
3,000 Mineral Marsh Spec. Dr. Dist.
30,773
Big Mound Dr. Dist. No. 1_. 26,280 Momence
and
Pembroke
Bols D’Arc Drainage District
5.000
Drainage
District
12.7S8
Boone’s Pond Mut. Dr. Dist.
6,500 Momence and Yellow Head
Clear Lake Spec. Drain. Dist.
15,300
District
Drainage
7,50b
Cypress Special Drain. Dist.. 18,000 Otter Pond Ditch
District
13,500
Drainage District No. 1—
Pekin and La Marsh Levee
Harmon Township
10,800
& Drainage District
81,190
Eagle Branch Drainage Dist.
6,640 Russell and Allison Dr. Dist.
6,000
England Pond Drainage Dist.
3,500 Salt Creek Drainage District. 99.685
Hager Slough Drainage Dist.
7.000 Spring
Lake
Drainage
&
Haw Creek Spec. Drain. Dist.
72,000
Levee District
170.00b
Hopkins Drainage District
21,000 Taylor Pond Drainage Dist._
6,085
Inlet Swamp Drainage Dist..
45,500 Union Drainage Dist. No. 1,
Jones’ Pond Mutual Dr. Dist.
Lee and Whiteside Cos
8,000 .
89,000
Lacey Levee & Drainage Dist. 52,000;
Sub-District No 1 of above 15,000
-
Sept. 1 1906. Mch. 1 1905. Mch. 1 1903. Mch. 1
1902.
5877,000
5887,900
$881,000
$898,700
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—The city’s
equalized valuation (about
one-nfth cash value) and the tax rate
have been as follows:
Total bonded debt
Heal
Estate.
Years.
1905
1904
1903
1901
1890
1888
$5,300,560
24,963.
SPRINGFIELD
Total
Tax
Valuation.
Rate.
1,354,469
1905 (est.),
State of Michigan.
ITS
$7,657,573
$2,011,628
2,195,704
2,070,012
4,605,541
3,269.984
POPULATION.—In
Personal
Property.
7,312,188
7,1 12,913
$72.41
6,675,553
69.02
4,624,453
4,334,781
60,000; in 1900 it
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
—
34,159; in 1890,
was
PLEASURE DRIVEWAY
AND PARK DISTRICT.
G.
L. Harnsberger,
Secretary Park Board.
This district
comprises the City of Springfield and certain
tory—about 48 square miles.
outlying terri¬
LOANS—
4s ’03
When Due.
(35
4s
4s ’06
Sept 542,500c_Sept 1 ’07-’23
’05
Sept > 8,000c.Sept 1 ’21-’22
'
4,500c...Sept
1 1923
This
Sept /545,000c Sept 1 ’07-’24
4 Us'no J-D
When
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
County
E. J.
VERMILLION COUNTY.
$70,000
1,430,000
6,309
WHEATON.
Wm.
This city Is In
LOANS—
When Due.
Bank of
Chicago;
County
Auditor.
LOANS
seat
BONDED DEBT Feb 1
’07.-$98,000
Assessment debt
George W. Clark, Treasurer.
The
bonds
are
all
registered with the State
When Due.
-
j Assessed valuation 1905. .$3,000,000
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
4>2s
J-J
’07-’18 j State & Co.tax(per
5168,000c—July
$1,000) ’05_$13.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
5168,000
INTEREST
is
Population In
Population in
payable by State Treasurer.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Marlon Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
John M.
1890.
1900
25.005
25.386
Dodd, Clerk.
$40,0001 (Assessment about 1-5 actual
value.)
5,000 County tax (per 51,000)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
1906..57.50
45,000
Assessed valuation 1906..$3,446,089 Population In 1900
27,796
i Population in 1906 (est.)..
45 000
Floatingdebt
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In tlie table below we
give statistics regarding minor civil
the State of Illinois which are
divisions in
not represented
among the foregoing detailed
reports.
We add the population In 1900
according to the U. S. Census.
Bonded Floating
Assessed Tax Rate PopuDebt.
Debt.
Valuation. r>.$l .000lotion
Amboy Twp., Lee County
$42,500
None
$477,405 $7.00
2.726
Beardstown (C.), Cass Co
62,000
02,000
500,000 50.70
Blue Island (C.), Cook Co
4,827
34,000
10,000
675,000
11.20
6,114
Champaign Township
52,000
2,276,052
8.02
Charleston (C.). Coles Co
9,966
36,000
500
668,153 25.40
5,488
21 .000
36,375
800,000 82.50
5,100
None 225,000
7.50
34,146
40,000
None.
2,573,170
7.50
19,240
41,500
-None.
992,317 93.20
East Lincoln
5,904
.
.
Twp., Logan Co._ 48,000
.
Freeport School District
Galena (C.), Jo Daviess Co
Granite City S. D. No. 126...
Jerseyville (City), Jersey Co.
Kane County
.
.
47,000
37.000
88,500
35,050
None.
5,000
None
40,000
26,000
30,000
68,000
30,000
Momence Twp., Kankakee*Co. 36,000
Monmouth School District
59,000
Mt. Vernon Twp., Jefferson C
30,000
Oregon Township, Ogle Co
40,000
Ottawa Soil. Dist. No. 141
57,000
30,000
42,000
None.
None
None
None.
None.
_
.
38,000
36,500
Streator School District
32,000
UrbanaSch. Dist. No. 116
46,000
Windsor Township. Shelby Co.
39,500
Woodstock School District No.
72. McHenry County
36,000
1,295,341
241,055
1.770,230
7.50
2,342,404 30.30
738,276
801,796
535,640 61.40
16,500,000
.
80,000
None.
None
5,000
None
Frank P. Glazier
...
the water-works bonds is
payable at the First National
the sewer and paving bonds at
the office of the
City
is Carml.
Dec.31 1908)__Geo.A.Prescott
...
.
on
WHITE COUNTY.
exp.
VALUATION.—Since 1856 the equalized valuation has
been determined only once in five
years.
The following shows the equalized
valuation and tax rate for State
purposes for every fifth year since 1846.
The State tax rate for 1905 was 1.692
mills and for 1906 1.740 mills on each
dollar of valuation as equalized
by the State Board of Equalization.
Year.
Equalized Val Tax Rate j Year.
Equalized Val. Tax Rate
1906
$1 ,734,100,000
5U95 ! 1876
$630,000,000
$1,144
1901
1,578,100.000
2.430!1866
'307.965.843
1.889
1896
1,105,100,000
1.871 1856
137,663,009
0.472
1886
945.450,000
1.27211846
2.50
29,369,065
In 1907 the assessed valuation of real
estate was $1,243,066,836; personal
65,635
(Incl)
90,000
May 1 $7,500e.Apr 1 ’08-’32 Assessed
valuation 1906....-440,000
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment 20% actual value.)
5s
J-J
$60,000c
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1906
$83.00
Paving Bonds.
In 1900
Population
5s
2,345
530,000c*
Population
in 1907 (est.)
INTEREST on
2,500
Treasurer.
Lansing
Fred M. Warner
EQUALIZED
Gary, Treasurer.
5s
Capital
by taxation.
Dale,
Dupage County.
Water Works Bonds.
58,915
pay.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of
Michigan’s State debt
up to 1894 will be found In the “State and
City Supplement” of April 1894,
In 1864 the State Treasurer
page 98.
reported the funded debt at $3,880,399 and $1,450,472 additional
“trust
fund debt.”
The State has no
bonded debt at present.
The “trust fund debt” on June 30 1906 amounted
to $6,779,805 12.
The term “trust fund debt”
Is, however, a misnomer.
In explanation it should be said that
the United States-Government set
aside certain lands in the State of
Michigan
for
educational purposes, and
under the Michigan statutes the
money received from the sale of these
lands is used to pay the general
expenses of the State: the law provides,
however, that a certain specified rate of Interest must
be annually figured
on the total amount
accumulated from said sales and be
paid over to the
educational institutions specified.
The amount of Interest to be so
paid
is raised
Clerk.
Danville is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed
valuation, real $12,981,716
Funding Bonds.
:
Assessed val.. personal.
4s
A-O $90,000c. .Oct 1 ’07-’15
3,125.936
Assessed valuation 1905BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
16,107,652
$90,000 County tax (per $1,000)
1905_.$7.70
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at the First National
Bank Chicago
Jan. 26 1837
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years the first
Wednesday In
January, and there is no limit to the length of
sessions, excepting special
sessions, in attending which members can receive no
more than 20 days’
Kraeger, Treasurer
Thos. J.
11 1805).-June 30 1805
State (Act June 15 1836)
of State (square
miles)
Secretary of State (term
is Pekin.
The bonds below described are
registered with the State Auditor
LOANS—
When Due.
j Assessed valuation. real__$8,947,361
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
Assessed val.* personal
4s
1,580,779
July $94,000c
Tilly 1 1910 Total valuation 1906
10,528,140
(Subject to call $20,000 yearly after
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
July 1 1901.)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000)
’06.514.70
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07..$74,000
Population in 1890
29,556
Floating debt
15,000 Population In 1900.
33.221
INTEREST payable in New York Citv.
scat
area
Territory (Act Jan.
a
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31
1908)
Lewis, Mayor; Joseph Mann, Treas.
Countv.
Due. J
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1905
514,500-. June 1 ’07-’211 Population in
1900..
Street-Improvement
as
Governor (term expires Dec. 31
1908)
John B.
city is in Whiteside
LOANS—
Admitted
State
INTEREST is payable in Springfield.
STERLING.
as a
Total
1
i ,000c..Sept
Se
1 1925
GEN’L BONDS Mch 1 1907
$136,000
Assessment debt
51,000
Assessed valuation 1905
8,500,000
(Assessm’t about 20% actual value.)
,000c.Sept 1 ’07-’20
Organized
7.50
1 .368,899
10,444,457
7.40
385,160 70.00
1,226,258
39.90
464,051 44.00
1,489,734 32.00
615,932 70.00
1,247,910 12.50
9,531 ,864
17.70
1,800,000
1,560,000 25.60
995.500
274,050
5,641
19,675
5,635
3,517
78,792
44,003
2,077
7,262
2,357
5,530
14,554
55,249
7,505
30.00
—
759,572 26.50
1,808
..
property, 5355,868,770; total valuation,
$1,598,935,606.
DEBT
LIMITATION.—Michigan,
as noted in our history of the State’s
.State in January 1837, when the whole land
was buoyant over Its Inflated
enterprises carried on at public expense.
So
to be abreast with the
times, Instead of putting any limit on the
power of
the State to create debt, it
put Into its Constitution a notice to the
Legis¬
lature to go to work at once and make
provision for "ascertaining the
proper objects of Improvement In relation to
roads, canals and navigable
waters.” that tlie money might be raised and
these Improvements might
be prosecuted with as little
delay as possible.
That was the spirit which ruled and tlie
condition which prevailed In
In 1850 Michigan made and
1837.
adopted another Constitution.
During
the years which Intervened the
people had gained a wide experience and
had evidently profited
by it.
Hence we find them at the latter date
showing
a purpose to make an
instrument In Its financial features about as d'ssimllar
debt, started Its
career
as
a
“
from the
one
It
was
to
supplant as it could well be.
Nothing will Illustrate
change in spirit and purpose more clearly than the
following limitations
respecting the creation of State indebtedness which were
Inserted.
These
this
sections
are
all found In Article 14 of the 1850
tution is still in force.
Constitution, which
Consti¬
SECTION 3.
The State may contract debts to
meet deficits In revenue.
Such debts shall not in the
aggregate at any one time exceed
fifty thousand
dollars.
The moneys so raised shall be
applied to the purposes for which
they were obtained or to the payment of the
debts so contracted.
SECTION 4.
Tiie State may-contract debts to
repel invasion, suppress
insurrection or defend the State in time of
war.
The money arising from
the contracting of sucli debts
shall be applied to the
purpose for which it
was raised or
to-pay such debts.
SECTION 6.
The credit of the State shall
not
be
granted to or in aid
of any persons, association or
corporation.
SECTION 7.
No scrip, certificate or other
evidence
of State Indebted¬
ness shall be issued
except for the redemption of stock
or for such debts as are
previously Issued
expressly authorized in this Constitution.
SECTION 8.
The State shall not subscribe
to or be Interested in the
stock of any company, association
or corporation.
SECTION 9. The State shall not be a
party' to. or interested in. any’- work
of internal Improvement, nor
engage in carrying on any suoh work
in the expenditure of grants
except
to the State of land or other
property’.
The foregoing sections
appear to cover every branch and
phase of the
subject; and compared with the Constitution of
1837 what a contrast they
afford!
Cities and villages,
however, were left by the 1850 Instrument to the
discretion of the Legislature In the
matter of restrictions
upon their bor¬
rowing power.
The provision which relates to
this subject Is found in
Article 15, Section 13, and is as
follows:
SECTION 13. The Legislature shall
provide for the incorporation and
organization of cities and villages, and shall
restrict their powers of taxa¬
tion, borrowing money, contracting debts and
loaning their credit.
In the exercise of the
power granted by tills section the
Legislature;has
passed general laws governing the
incorporation, taxation and bonding of
cities and villages.
The provisions, however, are too
t feasible to summarize them
here.
Laws of Michigan, edition of
1897.
extensive to make
They
may be found in the
Compiled
A1 U.,
11)07.]
POPULATION
1904
1900
1890.
1880
MICHIGAN—CITIES
OF
1870
1800.
1850
1840
From 1860 to 1870 increase
1,184,059 1830
749,113' 1820..
397,654
212,267
1810
4,762
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
IN
THE
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Swift, Chairman Finance Committee.
DED DEBT Sept '06_..$50,000 I Tax
Assessed valuation 1905
6,180,9101
rate (per $1,000)
1905...$22.90
Population in 1904
10,680
i Population in 1906 (est.)
11,000
W. R. X eyes.
This city is in Calhoun
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
4s
Feb
$2.000c
Bridge Bonds.
3s
Aug $! 4,000c
Clerk; A. F. Cooper, City Attorney.
County. Incorporated 1885.
When Due.
Water Bonds (Con.)..
Oct $1,000c
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 ’07.
Floating debt
1908 1914
1907
.
.$77,000
3,000
2.693,480
Assessed valuation 1906
(Assessment about actual value.!
1907-1908 Average tax rate
(per M) ’06.$19.50
Water Bonds.
Population In 1900
f>s
4.519
J-J
$50,000c
July 1 1919 Population in 1907 (est)
5,400
INTEREST on water bonds.of 1919 Is
payable
in
New
York; on improve¬
ment 4s in
Chicago: other bonds in Albion.
TAX FREE.—-All of the bonds are
exempt from taxation.
5s
Paving BonJs.
Oct SlO.OOOc
...
ALGER COUNTY.
C. E.
Munising is the county
LOANS—
Building Bonds.
Stebbiils, Clerk.
seat.
When Due.
$10,000
Road Bonds.
5s ’07
F-A$100,000
ALPENA.
Feb
1 1921
.Julius T. Hiser,
City
Treasurer.
This city is in Alpena
County.
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06. .$250.000
rate (per $1,0001
|
Tax
1905...$20.30
Assessed valuation 1905
4,200,0001 Population in 1904
12,400
ANN ARBOR.
Francis M.
Hamilton, Mayor.
The city is in Washtenaw
County.
Incorporated 1851.
LOANS—
‘
“
When
Due. BONDED DEBT Way
Sewer Bonds.
1906.$64.656
Assessed
valuation 1905.. 11.066,530
5s
$4.000. ..Dec 1 ’07-08 (Assessment
about
actual value.)
District Pavement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,060) 1903
4s
$6.70
Aug $21.161
Sept 1 *07-13 Population in 1904
4s
14,599
26.783 25 .Well 1 ’08-12
Population in 1900
14,509
ANN ARBOR SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
G. J. Ray,
Secretary.
The $200,000 issue mentioned
below has been sold, but
1907 only $167,000 had
up to Feb 18
actually been Issued.
The remaining bonds will be
turned over to the purchasers as
money is needed.
| $15.000c..Sept 1 ’14-16 4s
$27,000c
1908-1912
i
18,000c..Sept 1 ’ 17-19 ! 4s
4,000c.
1913
l 21,000c..Sept 1 ’20-22
;
BONDED
DEBT
Feb
18’07 $231,000
4s ’05
A-Oi 24.000c_.Sept 1 ’23-25
; Assessed valuation
1906..11,485,280
30,000c. .Sept 1 ’26-28 (Assessm’t about
80% actual value.)
| 48.000c_.Sept 1 ’29-32 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$5.10
I
14,000c..Sept 1 1933
( 30.000c..Sept 1 ’34-35
INTEREST is payable in Ann Arbor.
BATTLE GREER.
Geo. S.
Barnes, Mayor; Thos. Thorne,
City Recorder.
This city ki in Calhoun
County.
city 1859.
Incorporated
as
a
village
1850;
as
a
the 5% water bonds is
payable at
Bank. New York; on the sewer bonds in
New York.
Bay City is i
from
taxation.
C. J.
.
incorporated 1865.
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
M-S
J-J
$25.000
Sept 1 1920
4s
36.000
July 1 ’09-19
($12,000 every live years.)
Citv Hall Bonds.
f»S
M-N $2
$25.000
Way 1 1909
Is
J-D
£
25.000
June 1 1907
*>
4s
J-D
25.000
June 1 1912
•)
4s
.1-1)
J-l)
25,000. ...June 1 1922
•Is
J-J
25.000....July 1 1925
4s
,1-J
J-J
11
25.000
July 1 1930
Is
3
35,000
July 1 1928
Local Ini pro
4s
Julv $16,500
July
$i
July 1 1907
4s
M-N 49.500.May
4
’07-’09-’ll
4s
M-N
3
4s '04
J-J
1
4 s '95
J-D
7
'05
4s ’05
FA
F-A
7 .000. Aug 1 ’08-10-13
75
4 s '06
M-N
•>
4s
r> s
the National
Park
Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
J-l) $»’.<) ,000
Win. E. Fisher, Clerk.
This city is in Ionia,County.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessment debt
Water-Works Ponds.
$9,310
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
$85,000c
98,818
1,741,020
3.654
i Assessed valuation 1906
$85,000 Population in 1904
4,508;
BOND. DEBT f eb 1907
Floating debt
INTEREST Is payable hi Detroit.
BENTON HARBOR.
W. J.
Banyon,
Clerk.
This City is in Berrien
County.
Incorporated 1891.
LOANS—When Due.
Park and Improvement Bonds.
Imp’t 4s
$55 000
1921 4s
J-J
$50,000c_ .Jan 1 ’24-33
Cemetery 5s
4,000
1907-1909 BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1907_.$212,500
Water Bonds.
Assessed
valuation
1906
4s
4,618,475
Oct $25,000
Oct 1 1921 Total tax
(per
$1,000)
1907...$18.09
4s&6s
78,500
1921 Population in 1900
6,562
Special Assessment Bonds.
Population in 1904
5s ’05
6,702'
May $3,520
1907-1910
INTEREST is payable at Farmers’ &
Merchants’ Bank.
.
BIG RAPIDS.
Barney Laser, Clerk.
The city of Big Rapids is in Mecosto
County.
Incorporated 1869.
LOANS—
When Due.
Public Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s
F-A
$3,000c
Feb 1 1908
5 Ms
M-S
$5,000c
Sept 1 1907 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907
$53,000Refunding Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
4 Ms
1,110,350
F-A
$5,000c_ Aug 15
do
personal
4 Ms
324,745
J-J
5,000c
Jail 1 1911 Total valuation 1906
1,435,095
4s
J-J
12,000c..Jan 1 ’12-14 (Real ass’d abt 2-3 &
pers’l 1-3 val.)
5s
F-A
3,000c... Feb 2
tax
City
(per $1,000) 1906...$13.88
5s
F-A
3,000c
Population in 1900
4,686
5s
M-S
5.000c
Population
in 1904
4,852
General Expense Bonds.
’
_
5s
5s
M-S
M-S
Mch i 1909
$4,000c
5.000c... Mch i 1910
INTEREST is payable part in New York,
part in Cleveland, part la
Grand Rapids and part In Big
Rapids.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
CADILLAC.
Geo.
Johnston, City Clerk.
This city Is in Wexford
County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907
$106,800!Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$28.6«
Assessed valuation 1906
3,124,045| Population In 1904
6,893
CHARLOTTE.
Tills
C. W.
Morrell, Mayor.
city Is In Eaton County.
LOANS—
When
Street Bonds.
5s ’06
Aug 1 $!) ,000
Due.
*
..
Aug 1 ’07-15
i
CHEBOYGAN.
John
BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1905
2,935.847
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$17.69
Population In 1904
4,726
Noll, City Treasurer.
Herbert L.
Parsille, Clerk.
,
exempt
Electric Light Bonds.
J-J
$50.000
July 1 1934
Water-works Bonds.
F-A $50,000. .Feb 16 08-12
A-O
20,000. ..Apr 1 5 1913
M-N 25,000.
May 1 1911
M-N 12,500.
iMay 1 1917
M-N 12.500.
May 1 1918
A-O
20,000.
Oct 1 1925
A-O
20,000.
Oct 1 1921
4s ’04
8s
8s
5s
5s
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
•
1918
20,000. ..Oct
Refunding Water Bonds.
1 5
1927
Oct $18,000
Weil
20,000
Well
J-D
F-A
4s ’04
J-D
F-A
J-D
Oct 1 1928
Mch 1 1930
20,000
Mch 1 1931
10,000
June 1 1932
10,000
Feb 1 1933
10.000
lJune 1 1933
9.000.. .Feb 16 1934
10.000
June 11934
10.000... Feb 16 1935
25.000
May 1 1916
.
.
.
F-A $20,000
J-D
$40,000...June 1’07-10
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
5s
J-J
4s seml-an
1908
1920
1921
1934
Special Improvement Bonds.
4s seml-an
$21,000..1907, ’20 &’21
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$58,000
....
16,000
22,000
$140,000...July
1925
1927
1929
1 1929
1917
DEPT. OF BAY CITY.
BONDED DEBT Apr '06.$ 1,339,500
Total valuation 1905
$15,005,291
Floating debt
14,000, (Assessm’t about 70% actual
value.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1906.
1.353,500 Val of city property 1905.$2,347,338
Sinking fund
50,900 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904
$16.74
NET DEBT Apr 1 1906..
1.302,600 Population in 1904....
27,644
Water debt (included).. c
472,000 West Bay City 1904 (add’l)
..12,997
Assessed valuation, real.. 11,299.565
Population in 1900
27,628
Assessed val, personal
3,705,726
INTEREST on the 8% water bonds Is
payable
at
the
City
on ail other bonds at
Treasury;
New York City.
W. H.
This citv is in Branch
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
5s
A-O $28,000c.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’04
M-S $50,000c
King, Clerk.
County.
Incorporated In 1861.
[ BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907...$78,000
When Due.
.
-.
(Subject
Oct 1
’07-10
Sept 1 ’11-17
to call after 1913.)
Total valuation 1906
4,093,346
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$16.50
Population In 1907 (est.)
7,00<>Population In 1900
6,210'
CORUNNA.
This city Is In Shiawassee County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$71,000 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
694,452! Population In 1904
DETROIT.
William B.
City Comptroller.
Detroit"
1911
■
COLD WATER.
—
4s
4s
5s
.
Bridge Bonds.
payable at New York City.
BELDING.
,
are
[30,000
%
Way 15’ll <St’14 4s ’06 M-N
WEST BAY
CITY—(ANNEXED).
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
J-T
$ 5 .ooo
School Bonds.
5s
.T-.J
$15 .000
5s
J-J
59 ,000
4s
A-O
1 1* .000.. ..Oct
i
4 s '9 4
30 ,000..
F-A
-Aug 15
Electric Light Bonds.
5s/
5s
5s
5s
County seat Is Sault Ste. Marie.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..
.$225,000
Road Bonds.
(Sinking fund
11,067
5s
J-D $100,000c. June 15 1910
Assessed valuation, real. .10,012,920
Refunding Bands.
'
; Assessed val., personal
2,444,938
5s
J-D $40,000c
June 1 1912 Total valuation 1906
12,457.858
4 Ms
A-O 15 35;000c.. Apr 15 1919 State & Co
tax (per M) 1906
$6.84
Court Houss Bonds.
in
Population
1904
22.125
4 Ms g J-D $25,000c...June 1 1919
Population In 1900
21.338
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1905 (est)
24,000
4s ’04
J-I) $25.000c
June 1 1919
INTEREST on the 5s. on the bridge 4s and Court-House 4
Ms Is payable
at Chase National Bank, New
York City: on refunding 4 Ms at N.
W.
Harris & Co., Chicago.-
Barnett, Comptroller.
Bay County,
LOAN’S—
LOANS
>
'
BAY CITY.
When Due.
$30,000
CHIPPEWA COUNTY.
’08-09!
on
J-J
Tills city is In Cheboygan
County.
Incorporated 1889.
LOANS—
When Due. \
Street Improvement Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
5s '06
F-A $14,000c
1920 192a
5s
J-D
$7,000c
1908
City HaU Bonds.
5s
Augl 33,000c
July 2 1014 5s
M-S $20 000c
1923
5s
A-O
4,000c
1915, BOND. DEBT Feb
1907...$133,000
5s
A-O
6,000c
1910 Floating debt
10,000
Paving Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
1.913.805
4s ’06
Mch $20,000c-- Mch 1 '08-17 Tax
val, personal
498,5214
Park Bonds.
Total valuation 1906,
2,412.334
5s
M-S
$5,000c
1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$30.48
5s
A-O
22,000c
1933 Population In 1904
6,730
Population In 1900
6.489
INTEREST on the water works bonds due 1914
and 1915, the park bonds
due 1933 and the street-improvement
bonds due 1923 Is payable la New
York; on the water-works bonds due 1908 and 1910
and the park bonds due
1912 in Cheboygan: on the city-hall bonds
due 1923 In Detroit: on the
pav¬
ing bonds due 1917 In Saginaw.
LOANS —
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’97
W-S $30.000c-.Sept 1 '18-20
5 s '92
M-N $10.000c. ..Nov 1 1907 4s
’01
M-S
5,000c
5 s ’>18
A-O
Sept 1 1907
10,000c. ..Oct 16 1908 4s ’03
W-S
10,000c. ..Mch 1 1922
5s ’!)4
M-S
19.900c. ..Sept 1 1909 3 4s’97 M-S
5 s ’!)T>
10.000c...Sept 1 1912
A-O
19.900c. ..Oct 1 1910 4s ’06
A-O
4 s ’9 8
M-S
13,000c...Apr 1 1924
19,900c. ..Sept 1 1911
Water Works Bonds.
3 ‘ •/s'99 M-S
19.000c. ..Sept t 1913 5s ’95
M-S $30,00<)c.Sept 1 ’15-17
3 1 SfS’oO M-S
19.900c
.Mch 1 1914 TOTALDEBT
Feb 1907...$268,000
4 s '03 • M-S
39.900C- ..Well ’10-15 Water debt
(Included)
4s ’04
30,000
M-S
15,900c. Mch 1 ’16-18 Total valuation 1906
3 1 jS'd 1 M-S
17.250,000
15,900c. .Sept 1 1921 (Assessment about
1$
actual
4s '95
value.)
Mch
15,900c. ..1919-20-22 City tax (per
$1,000) 1906...$10.00
4s
M-S
15,900c. Jell ’19-20-22 Population in 1900
4s ’06
.18,563
A-O
15,000c. ..Apr 1 1924 Population In 1904
22,213
Bridge Bonds.
:
3Ms’01 M-S SlO.OOOc.-Sept 1
INTEREST
Bay City.
State Judgment Bonds.
J-D $38,000
Dec 15 1907
July 1911
J-D
38,000...Dec 15 1908
Refunding Bonds.
J-D
39,000
Dec
15 1909I $30,000
Mch 10 1923
Countv-House Bonds.
4s
M-S( 15,000...Mch 10 1928 4s ’05
M-N $23,000
Nov 9 1920
l 30,000...Mch 10 1933
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906
4s
$423,000
A-O I 30,000....Oct 1 1925
Assessed valuation, real.. 19,394.274
1 30,000
Oct 1 1930 Assessed
val,
personal
4s ’06
4,978,087
J-J
20.000
July 1 1921 Total valuation 1905
24,372,361
Stone Road Bonds.
(Assessment
about
2-3
actual
4s Refutid’g $50.000
value.)
Aug 1 1922 State & Co. tax (per M) ’05
4s
$6.14
do
50,000
Aug 1 1927 Population in 1904
.63,448
Population in 1900
62,373
INTEREST is
5s
..
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07..$10,000
Bonds of 1907 (add’l)
100,000
Assessed valuation 1906.. .3,496,668
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$3.50
Population in 1900
..5,868
4s semi-ann
Zagelmeyer, Treasurer; Chas.
Deputy Treasurer.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
58
....1908
seat is
Alexander
.
NOTE.—For places not given in alphabetical
order among the
statements, see "Additional Statements” at the
following
end of this State.
G. R.
County
LOANS-—
was
This city is in Lenawee County.
BON
BAY COUNTY.
F. Kulilow,
31.039
8,890
434,946, or 58.06%; from 1870 to 1880,
452,878, or 38.25%; from 1880 to 1890,
456,952, or 27.92%.
From 1890
to 1900 the increase was
327,093. or 15.6%.
ALBION.
107
STATE.—
2,330,016
2,420,982
2,093,889
1,036,937
ADRIAN.
AND TOWNS.
mere
Is situated in
(population 4,474)
Thompson, Mayor; Richard
Wayne County.
annexed
LOANS
When
Boulevard Bonds.
4s
J-J $200,000c&r_July 1
4s
M-S 200.000c&r.Sept 1
4s g
M-N 100,000c&r_ Nov 1
1905...$32.00
1,601
P. Joy,
Incorporated In 1806.
April 1 1906.
""
Due.
1921
1922
1923
Museum of Arts Bonds.
3 Ms ’04M-S $50,000c
Sept
Public Sewers.
J-D $200,000r_ .June
A-O 260.OOOc&r.Oct
J-J
240,OOOc&r. July
Wood-
1 1929
1
1
Ms ’05F-A 145,000.Aug 1 ’07-’35
1
3Ms ’05F-A 100,000
Aug 1 1935 4s
A-O 500,OOOc&r.Apr 1
Public Improvement Bonds.
i 4s g
M-S 150,000c&r.Mch 3
3.65s
J-J $100,OOOc&r.Jan 1 1918;4s
g
J-J
100,000c..-July 2
3 Ms
F-A
30,000c...Feb 1 1911!4s g
F-A 160,000r
Feb 1
3 Ms
J-D 100,000c. ..Dec 1 1918'4s
M-S
90,000c...Mch 2
3 Ms
J-D 170,000c._Dec 31 1916 3 Ms
J-J
63,000c...
July 1
3 Ms
J-D 100,OOOc&r Dec 31 1916 3 Ms
J-J
81,000r__Jan 15
4s
J-J
50,000r
July 1 1926 3 Ms ’05J-J
90,000c_.
Jan
16
Public Building Bonds.
3 Ms '06F-A
43,000c...Feb 1
4s
A-O $38,000r
Apr 1 1929 ! 3 Ms ’07M-S 92,000c._-Mch 1
3 Ms '05F-A 120,000c...Feb 1
1935
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
Public Lighting Bonds.
1 4s
M-S$ 100.OOOc&r. Sept 1
4s g
J-J $600,000r
Jan 2192414s
2 19:
j-J 105,000c.. July 15
4s
J-J
50.000r__.July 1 1926 4s g
F-A
25,OOOr
Aug 1
3 Ms ’06A-Of 140,000c.
.Apr 2 ’12-’25 3Ms M-N 15 81,000c.-Nov 15
1
9,000c...Apr 2 1926 3Ms F-A15 100,000c. .Feb 15
3
1918
1919
1920
1922
1924
1924
1925
1926
1932
1934
1935
1936
193?
1921
1922
1924
1931
1932
108
MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
'3Hsg F-A$200,000c
Feb 11930
4s g
A-O$450,000c<Scr_Apr 2 1924 4s ’04
F-A 100,000c_
Aug 1 1919
4s £
F-A 150,000r
Feb 1 1925!
Park Improvement Bonds
J-J
3Hs
156,000r
July 1 1929 4s
M-S$100,000c&r. Mch 1 1920
J-J
A-O 100,000c&r.Apr 1 1921
250,OOOc&r. July 2 1930 4s
3 Ms
J-J
F-A 100,000c&r_Aug 1 1922
155,000c_..July 1 1931 4s
J-J
3Ks
J-J
77,000c...July 1 1932 4s £
100,000c...Jan 9 1924
3 Ms ’05J-J
190,000c..Jan 16 1935 3Ms
M-S 150,000c&r. Mch 1 1930
3 Ms ’06F-A f 120,000c._Feb 1 ’17-’26 3Ms
J-J
100.000r._Jan 15 1934
)110,000c.. Feb 1 ’27-’3fi
ANNEXED DISTRICT BONDS.
3 Ms '07M-S 190,000c. Mch 1 ’18-’27
W'ater Bonds (Woodmere).
\80.000c_Mch 1 ’28-’37 3 Ms
A-O S93,000c...Oct 18 1931
Water Bonds (Issued by Commis¬
Water Bonds (Delray).
sioners on city's credit).
5s
J-D 550,000c
June 1 1928
4s
J-J $100,000c..Jan 10 1925
Sewer Bonds (Delray).
3 Ms
J-J
50,000c...Jan 11933 5s
M-S 565,000c. ..Sept 1 1933
3 Ms
M-S 150,000c&r. Sept 1 1933
Special Assess’t Bonds (Delray).
3 Ms
J-D 200,OOOc&r.June 1 1934 6s
539,000c. May 5 ’07-’09
3 Ms *05 F-A 150,000c...Feb 1 1935
General Bonds (Delray),
LOANS—
When
Water Bonds.
5s
M-S $150,000.
$150,000...Sept 1
5s
M-N
80,000.
ay 1
4 Ms
J-J
300,000.
300,000
Jan 1
4 Ms
A-O
225,000.
225,000
Oct 1
4s
J-D
1
100,000.
100,000...June
3 Msg
J-J
80,000c
lly 1
4s ’04
J-J
90,000c
90,000c..July
1
4s ’06
F-A
75,000. Aug 15
,
School Bonds.
.
.
J-D
510 000c.Dec 15 ’08-’09
INTEREST Is payable In New York City at the current official bank or
City Treasurer.
TAX EXEMPT.—All bonds issued by the City of Detroit are exempt
from city taxation.
See V. 74, p. 1049.
Water bonds (Issued by the
Water Commissioners) are an exception to this rule.
”
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
July 1 1906.
.July 1 ’05.
July 1 '04.
July 1 ’03.
General bonded debt
$7,103,000
56,431,000
$5,981.000
$5,800,000
Sinking funds
2,359,734
2,502,498
2,233,640
2,106,669
HOLLAND.
307,049
$4,071,266
294,623
$3,747,360
257,728
July 1
July 1
July 1
July 1
July 1
July 1
April 1
57,103,000
6,431,000
5,981,000
5,074,000
1,634,500
1,360,400
704,283
This city
Sewer
4s
$3,693,331
5s
243.075
$2,502,498
2,359,734
2,233,640
1,609,810
745,274
528,627
37,252
$4,600,502
4,071,266
3,747,360
3,464,190
889,225
831 ,772
667,030
*
Not including annexed district special assessment or water debt.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns property free from all encumbrance,
which was valued on July 1 1906 (est) at $30,000,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (about %
actual value) and tax rate have been as follows In the years named:
-Assessed ValuationTax Hate
Years—
Heal.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1906
5212,315,460
$93,341,440
$305,656,900
514.72
1905.
200,304,940
14.70
86,963,730
287,268,670
1904
195.041,400
82,940,970
1902
180,142,340
69,361 ,380
1900....
174,165.440
70,206,110
1895.
162,554,510
47,031,820
1890
123,391,610
38,436,960
1880
64,556,085
19,867,705
The tax rate Includes that for city, school, police
277,982.370
15.33
17.29
15.40
15.70
15.73
11.83
249,503,720
244,371.550
209,586,330
161,828,570
84.363.790
and highway.
POPULATION.— In 1906 (estimated), 400,000; in 1904 was 317.591; In
was 285,704; In 1890, 205,876-; in 1880 It was 116,340; in 1870, 79,577.
1900 it
ESCANABA.
Sinking
fund
109,732
Assessed valuation, real..51,961.040
Assessed va!., personal
25,075,955
Total valuation 1906
T7,036,995
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$16.20
Population In 1904
95,718
Population In 1900
87.565
1915
1923
1924
1926
Jacob G. Van Put ten,
is In Ottawa County.
LOANS—
bonds
Mayor; Win. O. Van
Incorporated In 1867.
When Due
Bonds.
Feb $10,000c
Feb
Dept. Bonds.
Feb
$2,500c
Feb
Water Bonds.
j 5s
Jan
53,000c.Jan 31 ’08-’ 10
11911
5s
1 1909
5s
5s
5s
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
5,000c.Jan 31 ’12-’16
1,300c.. Jan 31 1917
18,000c...Feb 1 1908
Street Bonds. *
4s
Feb
$8,000c_ ..Feb 1 1908
5MS
F-A
560c
Feb 1 1908
5>4s
F-A
80c
Feb 1 1908
Total net debt
54,293,453
$4,365,889
$4,005,088
$3,936,406
Water debt (additional! .51.132,000
$1,155,000
$1 .023,000
$1.283,000
Charter limit of debt July 1 1906, $6,113,138, water debt being out¬
side the limit.
The sinking fund consists of cash and city bonds.
*
Month and Year—
* dross Debt.
Sinkino F'd.
Net Debt.
1906,
1905,
1904,
1900,
1890,
1880,
1870,
1909
1912
1913
Eyck, City Clerk.
Fire
$4,600,502
1908
Ditch Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J
$104.000c July 16’07-16
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1906 $2,270,000
GRAND RAPIDS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Thomas D. Perry, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.— (Con.)
School Bonds.
4 Ms ’92J-D $28,000.. .June 11912
4 Ms ’92J-D $25,000
June 1 1908 4s ’90
J-D
8,000
June 2 1910
4 Ms '92J-D
J-J
23,000
June 1 1909 4s ’05
32,000...July 1 ’07-08
4 Ms ’92J-D
12,000
June 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$204.000
4Ms ’91 A-O
55,000....Oct 1 1911
INTEREST on 4 Ms Is payable at First National Bank, New York City;
on 4s at office of Treasurer.
at the office of the
Net general debt
Net special debt..
Due.'
INTEREST on the water (except those of 1906) and electric-light
Is payable in New York; on other bonds in Grand
Rapids.
...
5s
VOL. LXXXIY.
4s
700c...Jan 31
30,000c. ..Feb
1
1911
1923
Electric Light Bonds.
Feb $12,000c...Feb ’18-’29'
4 Ms’06 J’ne
30,4()0c.. Feb 1 ’08-’l 1 3 »4s
Feb
25.000c.
Feb 1 1923
Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 18 1907 $226,540
4s
Feb $50,000c.. .Feb 1 1931 Assessment debt (incl)
19.805
Refunding Water Fund Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1907
5,674,320
4 Ms ’06F-A $12.000c..Feb 1 ’08-’l l
(Assessm’t about 75% actual value.)
Is ’05
Feb
6,000c
Feb ’15-’20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$15.70
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
7,790
4s ’05
Feb $12,000c
Feb ’12-.’23 Population in 1904
8.966
INTEREST on the 4 M is payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
5s
..
,
i
HOUGHTON.
Casper Brand, Clerk.
This village is In Houghton County.
Incorporated 1867.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’06...$210,000
Water Bonds.
Floating debt
46,095
5s ’05
J-.T
$20.000
Jan 1 1935 Sinking fund
2,000
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
2,184,755
6s ’04Dec 28 $37,000...Dec 28 1908 Population in 1900
,*.■.3.339
5s
Water, Streets & Sewers.
$110,000
i
...
INGHAM COUNTY.
Mason is the county seat.
Harney Wilson, Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1907...$44,000 i Assessed valuation 1905.$18,000,000
Floating debt
21,700 ! County tax (per $1,000) 1905_$17.50
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 1907... 22,300 Population in 1904
43,607
IRONWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Geo. M.
A school district in Gogebic County.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06 ..$57,000
Sleight, Direc’r
[ Assessed valuation 1905._$5,174 ,561
Sinking fund
6,451 I (Assessment about M actual value.)
I Seool tax (per S1 .000) 1905
$ 1 1 .00
...
ISHPEMING.
W. J. Roberts, Mayor.
This city Is In Marquette County.
Thomas J.
Incorporated In 1873.
LOANS—
When Due. i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
The city of Escanaba Is In Delta County.
526.91
Incorporated in 1883.
BONDED
DEBT
Apr
1907.
.$65,000
;
13,255
Population in 1900
LOANS—
When Due. 1
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed
valuation
1905
7,021,264
i
Population
in
1904
11.623
Lt.
Bonds.
City Gas & Elec.
5s
F-A $10,000
Aug 2 1907
ISHPEMING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s g
J-J
$30,000.. .Jan 1 ’08-’13
City Hall Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due. 14s
Street Bonds.
M-S $45,000
Mch’12-’16
4Ms
A-O $25.000
Oct 1 1931
4s
.T-J
4s ’05
$25.000
J-J
July ’07-’ll |
$40,000c..Jan 1 ’08-T5 i BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.
5204,000
5s ’05
J-J
68,0()0c
1907-1910 Assessed value for 1906...54,900,000
ITHACA.
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per M) 1906
$32.73
This village is in Gratiot County,
4s
A-O $15,000
Oct 1 1921 ~
Population In 1900.
.9,549 ! BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$66,000 | Tax rate (per S1 .000) 1906
.520.00
5s g
J-D
16,000. .June 1 ’06-’13 Population In 1900.
11.098
Assessed valuation 1906
.966,250 | Population in 1900.
..2,020
INTEREST is payable in Escanaba, except the Street 4s, which Is pay¬
able In Chicago.
JACKSON.
Jode
This city is tlie capital of Jackson County.
ESCANABA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Incorporated in 1857.
LOANS—
When Due. \
Water Extension Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due. 15s
J-J
$15,000cj’ly ’09-’14&19
Hospital Bonds.
1 5s ’92
M-S $10,000c
School Bonds.
Sept 1 1908
j 4s
M-S
17,500c. Sept 1 ’05-’12
3 Ms
Sept $5,000c...Sept 1 1911 I 5s '92
M-S
5s
60,000c. Sept 1 ’09-’ll
Jan $10,000c.. July 15 1907 | BOND. DEBT May 1 ’06
$76,000
i 4 Ms ’98J-J
Sewer Bonds.
10,000c. .July 15 1914
Burke, Clerk.
..
,
,
.
Harrington, Recorder.
FLINT.
D. E. Xeweombe, Clerk.
This city is in Genessee County.
Incorporated 1855.
LOANS—
When Due.
Special Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Pav’g & Sldew’k (various)
$29,935
4s ’04
F-A $50,000... Feb 1 ’19-’28 BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 335,750
Water Bonds.
,
W ater debt (Included)
262,500
4s ’<>3
J-D $82,500
Dec 1 1928 Special Impt. debt (incl.)
29,935
Water Co. Bonds (Assumed).
Total valuation 1906
10,362,657
5s
A-O $130,000
Oct 1 1918 (Assessm’t abt. 90% actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .$19.10
(Subject to call after Oct. 1908.)
Funding Bonds.
Mch ’540,000.Mch 1 ’<)8-’12
) 10,000
Mch 1 1913
Population In 1900
Population In 1904
Population In 1906 (est.)
FLINT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. C. Lewis, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06
.13,103
14,884
18,000
4s ’03
M-S $69,000c. .Mch
4s
’08-’24
($4,000 yearly.)
INTEREST payable at Flint.
GLADSTONE.
W. A.
573,000
Assessed valuation 1906.-10,362,657
!School tax (per $1,000) 1906
>
$5.21
Narracong, Clerk.
This city Is in Delta County.
Incorporated In 1889.
LOANS—
School Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
$8,000c ..July 20 1909
5s
M-N
$3,000c
1908
Refunding School Bonds.
4 Ms
M-N 35.000c_.-May 1 1919 5s
=,
$4.500c___1908
6s
M-N
4,500c
.Past due BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$78,000
Elec. Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
800,000
6s
M-N $7,000c. .June 1 1917
(Assessment about actual value.)
Judgment Bonds.
Tax rate (pc $ 1.000) 1906
$34.40
M-N $8,000c.May 1 ’07-’ 1 4 Population In 1904
5s
3,528
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900.L.
3,380
5s
M-N $2,000c
Jail 1 1911
INTEREST Is payable at the American Exchange Nat.Bank, N.Y.CIty.
...
.
.
GRAND HAVEN.
Arie Vantoll
This city is in Ottawa
LOANS—
4
County.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $24.000.June 15 ’20 ’25
Ms
4s
J-D
4Ms
J-D
J-D
J-D
,
Treasurer.
Incorporated In 1867.
30.000.June 15 ’26-’31
4,000
June 15 1911
35.000. June 15 ’13-’19
3,000..June 15 1912
Electric Light Bonds.
5s
Oct 1
$8,000..Oct 14 ’O7-’10
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906. $137,000
Total valuation 1905
2,100,000
(Assessment abt. M actual value.)
tax (per $ 1.000) 1905
$23.40
4Ms
Population In 1904
5,239
4.743
Population In 1900
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable at New York; on the re¬
maining bonds at Grand Haven,
4 Ms
GRAND RAPIDS.
Boer, Clerk.
The city of Grand
LOANS—
Rufus S.
Total
French, Comptroller; John L.
Rapids is in Kent County.
Incorporated In 1850.
When Due.]
Street Imp.— Assessm’t Bonds.
Market Site Bonds.
4s ’04
M-N $120,000.May 2 ’07-’09
4s
M-N $75,000....May 1 1 1916 4s
M-N
65,000... May 1 1907
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-N
35,000
May 1 1908
4s
M-N $100,000...May 1 1922 4s
M-N
36,000...Mav 1 1909
3 Ms
M-N
50.000... May 1 1928 4s
M-N
36,000... May 1 19 10
4s ’06
M-N 66,600c. ..Nov 1 1926 4 Ms’06 M-N
I0n,0o0e-May 1 ’08-11
Electric Light Bonds.
Sewer Asssssment Bonds.
4s
M-N $125,000...May 3 1917 4 Ms ’06M-N $80,000c. May 1 ’08 ’ll
3Ms
Sept $20.000c...Sept 1 1912
3Ms
4s ’06
A-O 50.000c
Water Ext’n & Connection Bds
5s
M-S $20.000c...Sept 1 1912
BOND. DEBT Sept 5 1 906.$28 . ,500
Water debt (included)
125,000
Oct
1
1926
Library Site Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O $15,000c. .Oct 1 1917
Public Building Bonds.
os
M-N $65,000c._Nov 15 1907
Paving Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$8,500c_.July 15 1913
.
J-J
25,000c..July 15 1916
Assessed valuation, real.. 11,596,330
Assessed val., personal
3.901,390
Total valuation 1905
15,497,720
5s
Sept
(Assessment about cash value.i
3.000c.Sept 1 ’07-’()9
4s
Sept 15,000c.. .Sept 15 ’25 City tax (per $1.000) 1905
$12.50
Grand River Imprt. Bonds.
25,300
Population in 1904..
3 Ms ’00J-J
$25,000c..July 15 1915 Population in 1900
25.180
INTEREST Is
payable In New York.
KALAMAZOO.
This city
LOANS—
Horace E. Ralston.
is in Kalamazoo County.
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
J-D $1 11,000c June 1 ’07-’12
City Improvement Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S $1 HJMX’c Nov 15’07-’12
4s ’06
J-J
84,000c
1907-1913
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s ’05
M-N $21,000c.Nov 15 ’07-12
4s ’06
J-J
84.000c ....1907-1913
4s ’06
J-J
1907-1913
3,500c
Fire-Station and City-Hall Bonds.
4s ’07
J-J
$70,000c..Jan 1 ’17-’26
INTEREST on the Issues of 1907 is
KALAMAZOO SCHOOL DISTRICT
When Due.
LOANS—
4s ’05
f$12.000c ...1909-1914
4sg'06
4.Ms
(
Jan
Sewer and Water Bonds.
4s ’07
J-J
$21,000c. .Jan 1 ’08-’14
Gen’l bonds Feb 19 1907. .$666,535
Assessment bonds..
31.125
Floating debt
8.000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 19 1907. 705,660
Assessed valuation, real. 1 1 ,973,350
Assessed val., personal
6,026,660
Total valuation for 1907
18,000,010
Tax rate (per $1 JUMP 1907
$2o 10.
_
..
Pooulation 111'1900
24.404
Population In 1904
29,782
payable in Chicago.
NO. I.
Jno. l)e Vlsser, Secretary. 4s
Jan
$75,000c
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.
.
$189,000
Assessed valuation 1900..18,555,950
1916i School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$7.00
|
10,000c
l 43,000c.
49,000c
LAKE LINDEN.
City Clerk.
Incorporated in 1884.
1915
Jacob
Steffes, Clerk.
This village is I11 Houghton County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 25 ’05_$75,000 ' Assessed
Sinking fund..
NET DEBT Oct 25 1905
LANSING.
13,013
61.987
valuation 1905
$677,500
Tax rate (per $ 1 .000) 1905
$12.50
Population In 1900..
2,597
Hugh Lyons, Mayor; John S. Bennett, Treas.
Lansing,thecapltal of Michigan, is I11 Ingham Co. Ineorporatedln 1859
LOANS—
When Due.I
Bridge Bonds.
City Hall.
I 5s
J-D $ 15.000.. Dec
1
1908
5s
M-S $75,000
1909-1914 ; 5s.M-S
1906-1914
25,000
I
(Subject to call after 1906.)
1910-1916 4s
50.000
J-J
25,000
1911-1915
Street Improvement Bonds.
|4M
J-D
5,000
Dee 1 1907
4 M«
J-D
$2,000
Feb 1 1908!
Paving Bonds.
133,000. .Dec 1 ’07-’09 4Ms'05 Deri j $22,000. Dec 1 ’07-’09
4S ’06
Dec 111,000
Dee A 1911
7,985 ..Dec 1 1911
;
J 10,898
Dec 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Apr 1000. ..$444,485
Electric Light Bonds.
Water debt (Included).
75,000
5s
J-D $60,000..Dec 1 ’13-’23 Assessed valuation 1906..12,206,790
($20,000 every 5 years.)
(Assessment about full value.)
W'ater-Works Bonds.
Tax rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1905
$21.32
4 Ms
J-J $25,000....May 1 1910 Population In 1904...
20,276
4 Ms
J-J
25,000...May 1 1915 Population in 1900
16,485
J-J
25,000
July 1 1920
(Subject to call after 1906.)
4S
J-J
APR., 1907. j
MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS.
INTEREST on the water bonds due In 1920 Is
all other bonds at New York.
LAPEER.
payable at Lansing;
on
J. H. Bid well, Clerk.
This city Is in
.Lapeer Countv.
Incorporated in 1875.
BONDED DEBT Feb 25 ’07.565,500 Assessed valuation 1906..$1.539.040
Floating debt
11.640 (Assessment about 85 % actual value)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 25 1907. 77,140 j Tax rate (per 51.000) 1906
524.49
Sinking fund
9,500 Population In 1904
3,460
Feb
NET DEBT
25 1907... 67.640 Population in 1907 (est.)
3.500
.
....
...
LUDINGTON.
This
W. H. Kimball.
city Is in Mason County.
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
Oct
4s
4s
Oct
5100.000
4,000
...
...
5s
Dec
58.000
1907-1914
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.5227,095
.1909-1928
.1907-1908
Sinking fund
Street Bonds.
4s
4s
Treas.; Fred. Gallie, Clerk.
Incorporated in 1873.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
May 523.000..May 1914-’25
(52,000 due yearly to 1924.)
May 520,000 ...,.1906-1912
MANISTEE.
4,825
Assessed valuation 1906
2,826,725
Total tax rate (per 51,000) ’06.528.34
Population In 1904
7,259
Population in 1900
7,166
Population in 1907 (est.)
8,000
Jas.A.Iving, Mayor; C.A.Gnewuch, City Clerk.
This city is the county seat of
LOANS—
When
Public Improvement Bonds.
f 58,000c.. Aug
4s ’05
F-A \ 4,000c..Aug
Manistee County.
Incorporated in 1869.
Due.
Funding Bonds.
" 7s
A-O
55,000c _•
1909
1908 5s
J-J
6,000c .July 15 1907
1909
Bridge Bonds.
1910 5s
l 6,000c..Aug
J-D
54.000c June 10 ’07-08
Pav ing Bonds.
1 1,000c June 10 1909
f510,000.c.June 15 ’28 GEH’L DEBT Feb 1907...5277,000
4s '06
J-D <
9,500c. .June 15 '29 Water debt (Included)..._
60,000
I 30,000c-JUtl 15 ’31-32 School debt (additional)
12,000
l
8,500c.-June 15 '33 Total valuation for 1906
5,180,645
4s
J-D I
5,000c
1910 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
{120.000C ...1911-1922 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906
526.90
Water Bonds.
Population in 1904 (Census).. 12,708
4s
A-O 560,000c ....1911-1922 Population In 1900
14,260
INTEREST on the 5125,000 paving 4s is
-
.
public-improvement 5s in New York City:
MANISTIQUE.
payable In Chicago;
on
the
on all other bonds In Manistee.
G. A. Wichwire, Mayor.
This city is in Schoolcraft County.
LOANS—
When Due. NET DEBT Apr 1907
5118.750
Water-Works and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1,738,821
5s
M-S5125.000 _Meh 1908-1932 ! Tax rate (per 51,000) 1905.. .540.09
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907.5125,000 i Population in 1904
4,596
Sinking fund
6,250'
INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
MARQUETTE.
Rush Culver, Mayor; F. E. Bay, Coinptr’r.
This city Is in Marquette County.
LOANS—
When Due.
General Citv Bonds.
4s ’01
J-J
510,000c..Jan
1
Incorporated in 1871.
School District No. 1 Bonds.
4s ’02
M-N 560,000c..May 1 1912
4s ”99 M-S
30,000c..Sept 1 1909
1911
Refunding City Hall Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
550.000c.-Aug
1913 4s 1900 J-J
520,500c..Jail
1 1910
4s ’01
Refunding Electric LighPlJonds.
A-O
35.000c..April 1 1916
4 4s ’03F-A15
4s 1900 J-J
520,000c..Jan
1 1910
4s ’01
J-J
20,000c. .July 1 1910
3 Hs ’01 J-J
10,000c. .July ’08&’09
Electric Lighting.
5s ’97
M-S 525,000c. .Sept
1912
5s ’98
F-A
15)13
10,000c._Aug
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
3MSs 01 J-J
520,000c. .July 1 1911
4s '01
M-S
25,000c.. Mch 1 1921
3 4s ’01J-J
25,000c..July 1 1926
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’06 5360,500
Water debt (Included)
105,500
Assessed vauatlon 1905
6,687,175
(Assessment nearly actual value.)
City tax (per 51,000) 1905
516.1
Population in 1904
10,665
Population In 1900
10,058
INTEREST Is payable at Marquette.
MARSHALL.
This city
B. L. G ardamir,
is In Calhoun County.
LOANS—
Mayor; P. A. Muman, Roc.
Incorporated March 7 1859.
Paving Bonds.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N 513,000c...Sept ’07-’10
M-N S48.000_c_.-Xov 1 1917 BONDED DEBT Feb
1907.5116.000
Electric Light and W'ater Bonds.
Assessed valuation 19(05
2,392,950
4s
M-N 520,000c
Tax
1911-20
rate (per 51.000) 1905.. .522.21
3Ks
M-N 10,000c ......1907-16 Population In 1904.
..4,361
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1 DC6 (est)
5,000
3 Hs
M-N sq5,000c
May 1 1919
INTEREST on water 4s payable at Fourth National Bank. New York
Citv; on other bonds at Hanover National Bank, New York Citv.
4s
______
MENOMINEE.
This
F. S.
Norcross, Clerk.
city Is in Menominee County.
Incorporated in 1883.
Sept 1906. $82,500
Assessment bonds...
12.770
’07-10 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906..
95,270
\
3,000c.. May 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1905...5,500,000
General Improvement.
(Assessment Is about actual value.)
6s
M-N 56,000c May 1 *07-’12 i Total tax (per $1.000) 1905.. .527,20
($1,000 due vearly.)
i Population In 1904..:
11,096
6s
M-N 510,000c May 1 ’12&’13
; Population in 1900
12,818
Refunding Bonds.
j
5s
A-O $47.500c. April 1 1915
INTEREST Is payable at the office of N. W. Harris & Co., New York.
MENOMINEE
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
George P.
Elsman, Treasurer
LOANS—
When Due.' GEN’L BONDS
Sewer Bonds.
6s
M-N (516.OO0c.May 1
.
Public
Schools.
This district Is
.LOANS—
extensive with the city, and has a separate debt.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906
525,000
Assessed valuation 1905
5,198,525
April 1 520,000c Apr 1 ’08-'ll
(Assessment 2-5 actual value.)
($5,000 due vearly.)
School tax (per 51.000) 1905..57.44
co
.
-School Bonds.
6s
MENOMINEE COUNTY.
County scat is Menominee.
LOANS—
0. C. Hansen, Clerk.
Tax valuation, real
7.332,732
Tax valuation, personal.. 2,709,3115
County Bonds.
5s
arm
Total
valuation
1906
$10,000..Apr 1908-’09
..10,042,037
Refunding Bonds—Tn.r Exempt.
(Assessment about full value.)
4s *05
Apr 510,000c. .Apr 1 ’12-13 State & co. tax (per 51.000) ’05 $9.58
4s
Apr’04
10,000..Apr 1 ’lO-’ll Population In 1904..
..26,465
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06.
$35,000 Population In 1900
27,046
INTEREST payable by County
Treasurer.
W. Feirin,
Deputy City Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Isabella County.
LOANS—
When Due.! Sinking fund
56,214
Public Improvement Bonds.
Water sinking fund
7,000
4s
$120,000
1910 1933 Assessed valuation, real. .4 ,5 56,265
Water Bonds.
Assessed val, personal
1,257,550
5s
$16,000
Total valuation for 1906.5,813,815
($4,000 yearly.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s ’07
Mch 520,000..Mch 1 ’08-'27 City tax rate (per 51.000) ’06..57.50
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907. 5136.000 Population In 1907 (est)
8,500
Floating debt
2,227 Population in 1900
3,662
TOTAL DEBT Jail 1907..
138.227
...
MUSKEGON.
P. P. Misnor, Recorder.
This city is In a county of the same name.
Incorporated In 1869.
LOANS
When Due.
Refunding W'atcr Bonds.
5s
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
58.500c. ..Jail
t
1910
Contingent Fund Bonds.
5s
J-J
54,000c. ..Jan
1 1908
Int. and Sink. Fund Bonds.
5s
,T ,T
$i0,000c...Jan t
5s
J-J
1
6,000c
Jail
Public Parks,
5s g ’93 J-J
5100,000c.July
Wharf Bonds.
4s
1909
1910
5s
5s
1926
4s
...
S treet-1
m
J-J
Bonds.
584.000c..July 1 ’13-23
provemcn t
Water-Works Bonds.
5s ’90
J-J $190,000c. July l
sio.ooo
J J
lo.ooo
July l
July l
ln.OOOc
Jan
i 10,000c. ..July
115.000c
July
10,000
July
5,000
Jan
1
1
1
1
1
1907
1913
1913
1925
1926
1929
1935
Speciui Refunding.
l
5100,()00c...Jan 1 1934
Sewer Extension Bonds.
5s
J-J
510,000c. .Jan 1 ’08-’09
4s
5s
5s
5s
4s
’07 ’25
INTEREST is payable In New York City.
MUSKEGON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Wm. Carpenter, Sec. B’d of Educat’n.
LOANS—
When Due.
j BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07 $134,000
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. 9,188,460
5s
July $75,000c
..1942'School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.97
5s
F-A
50,000c
...1946
4s
M-S
9,000c.-Sept ’07-’09!
INTEREST on 5s (these are held by district as endowment for
Library
and Manual Training School Is payable In
Muskegon; on 4s at Importers’
& Traders’ Bank. New York City.
MUSKEGON COUNTY.
John B.
Muskegon Is the county
Barlow, Clerk.
seat.
LOANS—
When Dae. I Assessed val, personal
53,895,860'
4 i«s
i$50,000c.Feb 1 1908-’12 | Total valuation for 1906.. 16,168,902
1 25,000c
Feb 1913! County tax (per 51,000) 1906.. 9.39
BONDED DEBT Feb 18 ’07.575,0001 Population In 1904
...
37,373
Assessed valuation. real_.12,273,042 |
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS.
This city is in
LOANS—
A. Van Zanter, Recorder.
Muskegon County.
When Due.
Water W'orks Bonds.
5s ’06
540,<HH)c
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.551,300
NILES.
Carl F.
Water debt (included)
40,000
Assessed valuation 1906
921,140
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1905...$22.10
Population in 1904
1,012
Whetstone, City Clerk.
This city is In Berrien
LOANS—
Paving Bonds.
County.
When Due.
Sinking fund
OWOSSO.
assets
535.000c
Tune 1 1921
BOND. DEB T Jan 2 1907. $627,500
Assessed valuation, real
6.519,660
Assessed val.. personal
2,659.000
Total valuation 1906
9,178.660
( Assessment about 90% actual val.)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$28.50
Population In 1904
20,897
.
$8,589
Assessed valuation 1906
2,041,120
(Assessm’t about 2-3 actual value.)
4Us’05 F-A $16,000 ..:Feb 1 ’08-11
GEN’L BONDS Feb 1 1907.$183,000
Assessment debt.
52,100
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$12.50
Population In 1904
4,641
Stanley E. Purkill, Mayor.
This city Is In Shiawassee County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N
$3,000...May 1 1917
4s
J-J
7,000
July 1 1912
Improvement Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
TOTAL DEBT Feb 21 1907
M-S
57,000... Mch 14 1914
A-O
15,000... April 2 1917
W'ater-Works Bonds.
5s
F-A 515,000:
1920
5s
F-A
20,000.
-.1910
5s
J-J
20,000-.
1924
Refunding Water Bonds.
Incorporated in 1859.
Bridge Bonds.
•
J-D 515.000
1909-1913
BOND. DEBT Feb 21 ’07. $176,000
Asessment debt
4,544
Floating debt
Sinking fund
2,253
182,795
4,670
4,582,635
Total valuation 1906
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
City tax (per SI,000) 1906_.J$7.48
\ 10.60
Population in 1904
Population in 1900
.9, 145
8,690
OWOSSO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. D. Estes, Secretarv.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb '07..
S28.000
4s
J-J
$18,000c.-July 1907-16 | Assessed valuation 1906
4,582,635
3.85s ’05J-J
10,000c.July 1 ’17-’21! (Assessment supposed to be full val.)
1 Population in 1906 (est)
.10,000
4s
J-J
540,000
PETOSKEY.
This
1920
;
F. D.
Ely, Clerk.
city is in Emmet County.
LOANS—
Incorporated In 1895.
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
5s
June
58,000c
June 1 1914
1 1904.)
'(Subject to call after June
City Hall Bonds.
4s
F-A $20,000c
Aug 1
(Subject to call after Aug.
Refunding Water Bonds.
1
1930
1920.)
1
W'ater Bonds.
June
June
$12,000c
(Subject to call after June 1
4s
Mch
Mch
516,000c
(Subject to call after Mch 1
4s June ’04 522,000c
June
(Subject to call after June 1
5s
1
1914
1909.)
1928
1918.)
1 1924
1
1914J
Emergency Site Bonds.
515,000c. ..Oct 1 1922 5s
M-S
55,000c
1910-1914
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1912.)
Bridge Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
June
June 1 1916
59,000c
4s
J-D 516,000c
1918 (Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
4s
M-N
12,000c...May 1 1919 BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07 5150.000
(Subject to call after 1909.)
W’ater debt included)
65.000
4s
J-D 510,000c
June 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1906
2,393,925
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.) (Assess, about 2-3 to *4 actual val.)
Park Bonds.
Total tax (per S1,000) 1905
$22.50
4s
Dec
55,000c
Dec 1 1931 Population In 1904
5,186
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1921.) Population In 1900
5,285
>
Population in 1905 (est.)
5.300
PETOSKEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
P. B. Wachtel. Secretarv.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT
1906 518,000
Sept
4s ’05
J-D
$8,000c
.1907-1914 (Assessed valuation 1906
3.213,900
4s
M-S
10,000c
1911'School tax (per 51.0001
1905..$5.00
INTEREST payable at Chase National Bank. New York
City.
4s
Oct
PONTIAC.
Jos. H.
This
Thorpe, Clerk.
city Is In Oakland County.
Incorporated In 1861.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Bridge Bonds.
Sewer, W'ater and Paving Bonds. '5s '05
A-O/$ 1 2,000c. Apr
(54.000.. June 1
1917
\
1,000c. Apr
5s ’04
J-D
U0,000..June 1 ’16-’17
Sewer Bonds.
1909-’14
1
1915
I 4,000..June 1
1918 5s
M-S $25,000...Sept 2 1915
Water Bonds.
5s
J-D
5,000
June 1 1916
4 Us
var
$45,000
1907-1915 ! 5s ’05
A-O f 1,000c. .April 1 1915
4s
50,000..July 15’19-28
\ 2,000c. .April 1 1916
5s
1933 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
13,500
$194,000
..’04
2,000
June 1 1907 ' Floating debt
15,63!)
Drain Bonds.
*
j TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
209,63V
5s'04
51,000
June 1 1917 Wrater debt (included)
105,000
Paving Bonds.
5s
3s
5s
5s ’06
M-N
J-J
M-N
A-O
Sinking fund
15,000
May 1 1907 Total valuation 1906
.6.397,000
.July 1 1907 (Assessment about 3.5 actual value.)
5,500...Nov 16 1913 Total tax (per 51.000) 1906..521.04
20,000..Aug 1 ’07-’ 11 Population In 1904
10.884
$2,500
5,000..
.
Population In 1900
When Due.
MT. CLEMENS.
109
9.76V
INTEREST payable In N. Y. City and Pontiac.
PONTIAC SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Elmer R. Webster. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. i 5s ’05
M-N 525,000
May 1 1915
5s
F-A 550.000
Aug 1 1911 (BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.-575.000
PORT HURON.
John J. Bell,
Mayor; E. A. Cady, Compt.
City of Port Huron Is In St. Clair County.
Incorporated* in 1857.
LOANS—
Am't Outstanding. Sewer bonds
534,060
Bridge bonds
542.000 Sidewalk assessment
14,000
Canal
construction
100,000
5,075
General road bonds
36.990
Parkbonds.
19,000
Public building bonds.
7,390
Public Improvement bonds.. 140,275
Street openings
730
Refunding bonds.
200,000
Repaving bonds
.286,275
School bonds
61,000
Street sprinkling.
lio
Water bonds
20,000
TOTAL DEBT Mch 7 1907.
967.805
Sinking fund
23,526
Total valuation 1906
10,973,340
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per Si.000) 1906..522.42
Population in 1890
13,543
Population in 1900.^
19,158
Population In 1904
20.028
INTEREST—MATURITY.—Bonds mature from 1907 to 1932 Inclusive,
and bear Interest as follows:
$20,000 at 6%. 5420,605 at 5%. 553,000 at
44%. $446,200 at 4%, $19,000 at 34% and 59.000 at 3%.
Interest
largely payable at the Hanover Nat. Bank. New York City.
Bonds are all
coupon In form.
Contingent bonds.
;
....
RED JACKET.
X. F.
Kaiser, Clerk.
This village (P. O. Calumet) Is in Houghton Countv.
LOAN’S—
When Due.
j BON 1). DEBT Mch 1 1907.$200.OOO
Street Paving & Improv’t Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1906
2,390,002
(523,000c .July 1 *08-09 ( Yssessment about 60% actual value)
4‘.;s’05 J-J •; 22.000c..Julv 1 ’10-11 ' Tax rate
(per 51.000) 1906... $7.5<>
24.000c .July t ’12-13 Population In 1900
4,66s
!
9,000c
Julv l 1914 Population In 1907 lest*
3.800
;
3,000c...July l 1914
4 Us’06 J-J ( 120,000c. July 1 ’15 24
[ 2,000c.. .July 1 1925
INTEREST payable at First National Bank of Calumet.
-
.
Population In .1900.
Population in 1907 (est)
20,818
24,000
RIVER ROUGE.
Geo. 1\ Oulmatm, Clerk.
This village Is in Wayne County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
4 Us’OO A 05150.000 ..Oct
to 1936
Population in 1900
1 748
110
MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS.
SAGINAW.
Wm. Seyffardt, Comptroller.
at the
Incorporated in 1857.
New charter May 24 1005.
The cities of Saginaw
and East Saginaw, in the county of the same
name, were consolidated in
1890, forming the present city.
LOANS—
When Due.
City Hall.
4 J^s'91 F-A $30,000c .Feb 1 ’08-’10
4 J-aS'01 F-A
10.000c. ..Feb 1 1911
4^S’92 F-A
10,000c. ..Aug 1 1908
4Hs’01 F-A
15.000c
Feb 1 1912
4s ’92
F-A
30,000c .Aug 1 ’09-’l 1
4s ’92
F-A
5,000c ..Aug 1 1912
Bridge Bonds
4»4s’98 A-O $00,000c
.Apr ’18-’23
3Hs’«9 F-A
8,000c..Aug 15 1909
1
4H,s’03
49,500c
Oct 1 1923
4s'04
A-O
71,000c
Oct
1 1924
3J,'s'05 M-S
40,000c .Sept 25 1920
3 Ljs'05 J-I)
25,000c .Sept 25 1925
3 J-js’06 F-A
16,000c .Aug 15 1926
5s
5S
4s
4S
4s
4s
3 Ljs’99 F-A
0,000c.Aug l ’07-’09
3 Hs’99 M-S
2,100c .Sept 1 ’07-’09
4 s ’00
F-A
14,400c_Aug 1 ’07-’10
4s ’00
M-S
3,200c.Sept 1 ’07-’l 0
4s ’00
A-O
2,400c. Oct
1 ’07-’10
*3 hls’06 J-D
6,000c .June 15 1916 4s ’01
F-A
12.500c. Aug 1 ’07-’l 1
Genessee Street Improvement.
4s •01
M-S
1
’07-’ll
5,000c.Sept
4 2 s ’9 5 I - A $20,000c. ..May 1 1915 4s ’(11
AO
1 ’07-’l 1
3,000c. Oct
Court-House.
4s ’02
F-A
3 ,000c. Aug 4 ’07-’12
5s ’83
J-D $ 10,000c.
Dec 1 1907 4 s ’02
J-I)
600c. Dec 31 ’07- ’12
Special Sewer—Eastern District.
4s *02
A-O
4,200c. Oct 6 ’07-’12
4s ’96
J-D $ 15,000c. ..June 1 191 1 4s ’05
J-J
6,750c.Jan 15 ’(>7-’15
-IS ’97
J-J
15,000c. ..July 1 1908 4s ’03
F-A 105,000c-Aug 15 ’07-’13
3 J^S’98 J-J
15,000c. ...July 1 1918 4s ’04
F-A
80,000c .Aug 1 ‘07-’14
3Ms’99 J-J
8,000c. ..July 1 1919 4s ’04
A-O
24,800c.Oct
1 ’07-’14
Special Sewer—Western District.
4s ’05
J-J
6,000c. Jail
1 ’08-’15
5s ’88
J-D $20,000c June 1 ’07-’08 3
S (Jt) F-A
22,500c.Aug 24 ’07-’15
Refunding Sewer—Western Dist. a H>s*or> A-O
13,500c.Oct 25 ’07-’15
4s ’04
J-D $ 10,000c
June 1 1909 3> ;s'05J-D
12,600c. Dec 5 ’07-T5
3 'Js’06 J-1)
10,000c.June 1 ’07-’] 6 4s '05
J-J
36,000c
July 1 1915
4s ’97
J-D f 15.000c.June 1 ’09-’ll 3 >4s’06 M-N
5,000c.May 15 ’07-16
I 6,000c.--June 1 1912
Street Bonds—Western Tax Dist.
4s '05
J-D
9,000c.June 1 '07-’15 5s ’97
M-S
$400c..Sept 15 1907
Sewers—Eastern Tax District.
4s '97
A-O
500c.. .Oct 1 1907
5s ’97
F-A
$110c..Aug 15 1907 4s ’97
J-D
250c. .Dec 31 1907
4s '97
J-D
100c. Dec 15 1907 4s '98
F-A
16.000c.
Aug 1 ’07,-’08
4s ’98
M-S
600c.Sept 1 ’07-’0K 3 (js’99 F-A
15,000c _Aug 1 ’07-’09
1 ,200c-Aug 1 '07-’09
3'Ss’99 F-A
3 b>s’99 A-O
2,850c. Oct 1 ’07-’09
3 j^s’99 M-S
600c.Sept 1 ’07-’09 4s ’00
F-A
OOOe_Aug 1 ’07-’10
apis’OO M-N
900c. Nov 1 ’07-’09 4s '01
F-A
7,500c. Aug 1 ’07-T1
4s ’00
F-A
2.400c.Aug 1 ’07-’10 4s ’01
A-O
300c .Oct
1 ’07-T 1
4s ’00
A-O
1 ,600c_Oet
1 ’07-’10 4S ’03
F-A
42,000c.Aug 15 ’07-T3
4s ’02. J-D
3.000e-Dec 15 ’07-’I 2 4s ’03
A-O
1 ’07-’ 13
14,0(>0c. Oct
4s ’03
F-A
7,000c. Aug 22 ’07-’13 4s ’02
F-A
12,000c.Aug 4 ’07-T2
4s '04
F-A
1.190c. Feb 1 ’08-’ 14 4s ’02
A-O
4.800c. Oct 6 ’07-T 2
4s ’04
AO
10,000c.Oct 19 ’1 O-’l4 4s ’05
J-J
6,000c ..Jan
1 ’0S-T5
4s '05
F-A
3,150c-Allg 1 ’07-’15 4s ’04
F-A
8,000c. Aug 1 ’07-T4
3 >2s’05 F-A
3,150c_Aug 24 ’07-’15 4s ’04
A-O
Oct
1 ’07-T4
16,800c.
3 ) as’05 A O
1,000c.Oct 25 ’07-'ll 3 ).ts’()5 F-A
18,000c.Aug 24 ’07-’15
3 '4s’06 M-N
8,000c.May 15 ’07-T6 3 l|s’05 J-D
3,600c.Dec 5 ’07-T5
Sewers—Western Tax District.
3 J^s’OS J-J
24,000c. ..July 1 1915
5s ’97
F-A
$300c. .Aug 1 1907 3 4s’06 M-N
24 ,000c.May 1 ’07-’16
5s ’97
l1'- A
ll()e__Aug 15 1907
Water Bonds—Eastern Tax Dist
4s ’97
,J-D
600c.-Dec 15 1907 4 Bs’!)4 J-J
$ 12.000c_ ..May 1 1914
4s ’98
M-S
400c.Sept 1 ’07-’08 4s ’95
M-N
12,000c... May 1 1915
3L:s’99 M-S
1,500c.Sept 1 ’O7-’09 4s ’96
M-N 25,000c. ..May 1 1916
4s ’00
M X
600c.May 1 ’07-’10 4s ’98
M-N
18,000c_. .May 1 1913
4s ’00
A-O
800c_Oct
1 ’07-’lO 3 Hjs’99 M-N
18,500c
May 1 1920
4s ’01
M-N
1,500c.Nov 1 ’07-’l 1 4s ’<)()
M-N 25,000c
May 1 1920
3 Ms’02 M-S
4 ,000c.Meh 1 ’08-’12 4s ’01
M-N 25,000c.. .May 1 1921
3 Ias’02 F-A
3,000c.Aug 4 ’07-’12 3 *-£s’()2 M-N 50,000c
May
1 1922
4s ’02
A-O
3,000c.Oct
6 ’07 ’12 3 Hs’03 M-N
10,000c... May 1 1923
4s ’02
J-D
3,000c.Dec 15 ’07 ’12 4s ’04
M-N 25,000c... May 1 1924
4s '03
F-A
17,500c.Aug 22 ’07-T3 4s ’05
M-N 60 000c...May 1 1925
4s ’04
F-A
11,200c.-Feb 1 ’08-’14 3^s
M-S
1,500c. Sept 1 -08-TO
4s ’05
M-S
8,OOOc_Mch 15 ’08-’15
Water Bonds
Western Tax Dist.
4s ’04
A-O
19
40.000c.Oct
’J0-T4 4s ’95
M-N $10,000c.
May 1 1915
3 HS’05 F-A
j 8,000c. Aug 1’07-’14 5 bjs’93 M-N
MX 25,000c.
12,500c.. Aug 1 1915 4 LjS’94 M-S 10,000c.
4s ’05
F-A
1,800c.Aug 24 ’07-’ 15 4 L.s’94 J-J
10,000c.
3?4s‘05 F-A
9,000c. 4llg 24 ’07-’ 15 4'^s’96 M-N
10.000c
31*s’05 J-D
4,500c.. Dec 5 *07-’15 4s ’98
June
5.000C3Jjs’06 M-N
4,000c. May 15’07-’16 4s ’98
J-D
15,000c. .Dec 1 1919
Market Bonds — Eastern Tax Dist. 4s '98
M-S
10,000c.
3)is’05
j$i,000c. Oct 10 1907 3Hs’99 M-S
10,000c.
t 24,000c.Oct 10 ’08-’19 4s ’01 M-S 10,000c. Mch 10 1921
Park Improvement Bonds.
...
..
..
..
.
,
.
.
.
.
..
School tax (per $1,00(0
M-S
10,000c.
M-S
10,000c.
3^s’03 M-N 10,000c.
4s '04
M-S
10,000c.
4s
M-N
25,000c.
l
5,000
Aug 1 1912 4s ’05
M-S
7,000c.
4s ’05
M-N
15,000 .Dec 8 ’07-’08 3Us’05J-D
J-D
5,000c.
Board of Educ. Bds. (East. Dist.)
3K>s’06 M-S
5,000c.
4s ’03
M-Ni $ 10,000..Nov 2 ’07-’08
General Water Bonds.
1 20.000. .Nov 2 ’09-’13 1 3 Ms’05
$5,000c._.Oct 25 1920
INTEREST Is payab\e at the City Treasurers office
or at the official bank
In New York.
TAX EXEMPT.—Under Title 24, Section
26, of the Charter of the C ty
of Saginaw, which went into effect
May 24 1905, all bonds of this city are
exempt from all taxes—State, countv and city.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—
Mch. 1 ’07 Jan. 1 ’07 Jan. 1 '06 Feb. 1 ’04
Bonded debt
$2,118,166 $2,126,036 $2,025,488 $1,542,272
Sinking funds
23,663
28,289
49,904
46,761
3LjS'0
$3,000c.. Dec 12 1910
4s ’05
4.000c.July 1 '07-’08
Union Sch
Dist Bds. (West.Dist.)
4s ’05
M-NJ $15.000.Nov 15 ’09-T 1
SHIAWASSEE COUNTY.
This
J. C.
LOANS—
Bonds
When Due.
Wafer Bonds.
4
are
all
THREE RIVERS.
This city is
LOANS—
4s
4s
J.
.
’03 Junel ] $1,000c
..
4s
4s
TRAVERSE CITY.
A.
V.
Friedrich, Mayor.
This city is the county.seat of Grand
Traverse County.
Incorporated
In 1895.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds — [Continued. 1
Refunding Bonds.
4s
.J-J
$ 15,000c.’. .July 1 1915
4s
J-J
$7,000c
Jan
1 1911 4s
J-J
14.667c... July 1 In 20
4s
J-J
6,000c...Jan 1 1914 4s
M-N 25,000c... Nov 1 1930
4s
J-J
7,500c
Jan
1 1917
(Subject,
to
call Sept. J 1920.)
4s
J-J
7,500c
Jan
1 1920 4 4s
J-J
$20,000c
.1924
4s
J-J
7,000c...Jan 1 1923 BOXDED DEBT
Apr 1 907_$152,000
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1904
4,481.265
4s
J-J
$9,000c
1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904...$29.50
Water Bonds,
Population In 1904
11,237
4s
J-J
$14,000c
Tuly 1 1910 Population in loon
9,407
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the Citv
Treasurer.
TRAVERSE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I,—Chas. M.
Beers,
Clerk.
5s
Aug $35,000c.
Now due! BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’05 .$.’‘,4
,im)0
4s
J-J
20,000c!
Julyl 1924 Assessed
..
.
valuation—(Sec city above.)
'School tax (per $1,000) 1904. .57.63
INTEREST at City Treasurer’s office.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
WAYNE COUNTY.
County
seat Is
Lewis W. Himes.. Clerk.
Detroit.
LOANS—
When Due.
County Bonds.
M-N $1.500,000c
May 1910
34s M-N'
700.000c. .May 1 1914
4s
NET DEBT Jan 1 lib ~.
Total valuation J9O0
_.
$2,0' > .735
354,463.747
(Assessment Is 4’ actual value.)
County tax (per $1 ,oi<o) 1906..$8.83
3Ks M-S
100,000c ..Mch 1 1917 Population In l9oo
348,793
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.$2.300.000
Population In l'.XM
386,827
Sinking
249.265
John Van
-
4s
$1,800c
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '89
J-J
$75,000c
4s ’89
*
M-N
50,000c
Bridge Bonds.
Fossen, Mayor; S. Damon, City
DEBT Sept 1906. .$1 43,500
Water debt (included).
125,000
j Total valuation 1905
4,450,460
Julyl 1919 |
(Assessment about full value.)
Oct 7 1919 Tax rate
(per $ 1 .000) 1905
$17.30
4s '04
M-N
$9,000c.Nov
Park Bonds.
4s ’05 A tiff 1
$4,500c
1907-1908
1 ’07-'09
Population In 1900
Population In 1904.
7.378
7,5.87
1907-1915
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's
office.
YPSILANTI SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
4.—Edgar D. Holmes, Secretary.
4s
atin
f$2,000c—Feb
1 1908 ! Assessed valuation
1
1907. .$4,822,690
6.000c
1909-1910 ! School tax (per SI ,r»o(>)
1907
83.10
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 .$8,000
|
INTEREST Is payable at First National
.
tax-exempt.
Bank, YpsllanH.
Refunding Bonds.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give
statements regarding minor civil
divisions of
the State of Michigan which are
not represented
among the foregoing
detailed returns.
We add the population from the
State Census of l*.*04
Bonded Flnatlvo
Assessed
Tux
Ponu.
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation.
Rate.
1904.
Alma. Gratiot County.
..$36,000
None.
$1
,594
,21
5$25.60
*2.047
Bessemer School District
McKinley, Mayor; Wm. Cochrane,
Clerk.
Incorporated as a city April 12 1904.
When Due. |GEN’L BONDS Oct 17
1906.$96,000
Electric-Light Plant.
(Assessment debt
6,508
5s
J-.J
$8,000.July 15 '11-T4 1 TOTAL DEBT Oct 17 1906.102,508
1 27,000.July 15 ’15-’23 ITotal valuation
1906
2,058,080
Sewer Bonds.
| (Assessment about 85% actual value)
5s
A-O $8,000. .Oct
1
’07-T0 IClty tax (per $1.000) 1906
$9.00
Water-Works Bonds.
| Population in 1904
3,768
5s ’89
A-O $45,000.. .Oct 1 1914
|Population In 1900
3,388
5s ’90
A-O
8.000..Oct 1 ’07-14!
INTEREST on the electric-light bonds and on the
sewer bonds is payable
at the Third National Bank, New
York; on the water-works bonds of 1889
LOANS—
_.
A city in Washtenaw
County.
Incorporated in 1858.
LOANS—
When Due. 1 TOTAL
.
city is In Clinton County.
Incorporated May 24 1895.
Bridge Bonds.
Junel 190S
’03 Mayl /$8,000c.May 1 ’16-’19
114,000c. June 1 ‘09-T 5
1 1 ,oooc
May l 1920
School Bonds.
’03 Junel
n,000c... June 1 192(1
’05
$22.500...Tan 1 ’08-T6
14,000c.June 1 ’21-’22
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 07... $61,500
’03 Julyl
/4,000e_July 1 ’23-’24 x\ssessed valuation 1907
1,781.675
>1,000c.-.July 1 1925 (Assessment about -4 actual vaiue.)
’03 Augl
f 1,000c
Aug 1 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000.) 1906
$26 io
14,000c. Aug 1 ’26-’27 Population in 1904
3,913
Population In 1906 test.)
4.300
YPSILANTI.
Clerk.
.
This
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
.
---
ST. JOHNS.
James E, Bunn, Clerk.
in St. Joseph County.
city is in Wayne County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 4 '06.$220.726 Assessed
valuation 1906. .$2.734.110
8,275 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906...$12.40
NET DEBT Oct 4 1906
212,451 Population in 1904
5,425
WYANDOTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Clyde D. Baxter. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Men t ’07.$69.500
Building Bonds.
Floating debt
1 120
5s
-M-S
$5.000c... Mch 1 1912 TOTAL DEBT Mch
1 1907.
70,620
5s
June 14,500c
June 1 1921
4s
Apr
50,000c
Apr 1 1935
INTEREST payable at Wyandotte.
$3,000
Jan 1 1920
5s
f $12,000. .May 19 ’07-0S
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
7.000... May 19 1909 4'is
1
$3,000
Aug 1 1921
4 Os
10,000...May 19 1925 4 Lis
6,000
Jan 1 ’22-23
4 12s
12.000.May 19 ’26-’27 5s
3,000..-Jan
15 1924
Sidewalk Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
44s
$2,000
Aug 1 1919 4,4s
( $3,500. .July 19 1919
44s
2.000
Oct 1 1919
124.000
July 1 *20-23
Emergency Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1906 $102,50 )
4 4s
$5,000
Oct 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1906..
.1,309,675
General Fund Bonds.
Tax rate (per $ 1 .000) 1905
$10.70
4 4s
$5,000
Oct 1 1922 Population In'1904
..2,664
4 4s
5,000
Nov 17 1923 Population In 1906 (est.1
.2,80)
INTEREST Is payable in Detroit.
...
Assessed valuation 1905_$21,340,000
75,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1905..$5.00
Population in 1904
.33.711
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906. .135,000
Sinking fund
Chamberlin, Clerk.
city is In St. Clair County.
North way, Treasurer.
WEST BAY CITY.
Annexed to Bay Citv.
WYANDOTTE. II. O. Malock, Clerk.
This
Net debt
$2,094,503 $2,097,747 $1,975,584 $1,495,511
Water debt (lnd. above)
$491,700
$491,700
$501,500
$526,500
Assessment bonds Issued for sewers and street
Improvements are included
n the above-mentioned
ligurcs of bonded debt.
On March 1 1907 they
amounted to $931,966.
CITY PROPERTY.—The total value of
corporate property Is $5,341,233
Including the city water-works, valued at $885,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The total assessed
valuation* in 1906 was
$24,070,226; of which $15,471,775 was real and $8,598,451
Tax
personal.
rate (per $1,000) 1906 was $13.35
for city purposes.
POPULATION. —In 1904 was 46,610; in 1900 It was
42,345; in 1890
It was 46,322; In 1880 it was 29,541.
ST. CLAIR.
A. H.
Corunna is the County Seat,
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$60,000
fund.
4s '02
1906..$6.45
INTEREST is pavable. at New York
City.
_
3^S’05
Comptroller.
Incorporated 1887.
.
.
.
the water bonds of
..
.
.
on
I.XXXiV.
When Due.
Water Bonds—-Continued).
General Street Improvement.
'
6s
M-N $30,000c...Nov 11913
0s
M-S $29,000c..Sept 15 1908 4s g
J-J
120.0O0C--.July 1 1921
5s
F-A
30,000c. ..Aug 1 1917 4s g
J-J
125,0P0c...July 1 1932
4s g
J-J
35.000c..-.July 1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
Assessment Bonds.
4>^s
July 375,000c
July 1 1920
4s to 6s
$114,809
Various- GEN. BONDS
Sep; 2 <*>-- $563,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt
114,809
0s
M-S $11,000c..Sept 15 1908
Floating debt2,000
5s
A-O
30,000c. ..Apr 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT
Sept 2 2 906. .679,809
5s
M-S
4,000c
Sept 1 1917 Tax valuation, real
7,605,490
4 Us’06 ,J-D
40.000 June 1 1907-10 Tax valuat on,
personal
2,063,250
Refunding Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
9,668,740
5s
M-S $14.000c...Sept 1 1917
(Assessment about
actual value,)
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$20.60
4s g
J-J
$40.000c
July 1 1932 Population in 1904
11,442
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
10,538
6s
J-J
$20,000c. --July 1 1911
INTEREST payable in New York.
TAX FREE.—All the bonds of this
city are exempt from taxation.
SAULT STE. MARIE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. T. Moore. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 18 07
$119,000
4Wfi
J-J
$2 2.000c...Jan
1 1909 Sinking fund
40.100
4 4s
M-S
22,000c
Sept 1 1908 Assessed valuation, real
4,460.non
4s
J-D
25,000c ..June 15 1911 Assessed val
personal
1,920,000
4s
J-D
25,000c..Sept 15 1911 Total valuation 1906
6,380,000
4s ’05
J-D
25,000c
Dec 1 1915 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Oct ’07-15
School Bonds.
$35,000c
Street Improv’t—Eastern Tax Dis.
’97
M-S
$400c
Sept 1 1907
’97
M-S
2,490c...Sept 1 1907
’97
A-O
1,500c... Oct 1 1907
'97
J-D
200c..Dec 31 1907
'98
F-A
8,000c_Aug 1 ’07-’08
’98 -M-S
2,000c. Sept 1 ’07-’08
.
and
Chas. G. Clarke,
city is in Chippewa County.
LOANS—
3Ks’05
.
Bank of Detroit.
SAULT STE. MARIE.
This
.
.
Wayne County, Savings Bank, Detroit;
1890 at the Mechanics’
Hospital Bonds.
3J4S'05 A-O $9,000c
[VOL.
■
45,000
Boyne City (C.), Charleroi Co__ 61,000
Crystal Falls School District
45,000
Durand (V.). Shiawassee Co
45,856
Eaton Rapids (C.). Eaton Co..
37,00.0
Greenville. Montcalm County.. 36,000
Hancock (C.). Houghton Co
43,000
Highland Park (Y.). Wayne Co. 85,000
Hillsdale (C.). Hillsdale Co
129,000
Hudson (C.), Lenawee
County. 30,500
Tron Mountain. Dickinson Co..
29,500
Lowell (V.). Kent County.....
35.000
Midland (C.). Midland County. 30,000
Midland
County
29,577
Mt. Pleasant. Isabella
County.. 48,000
Munising (V.), Alger County
30,000
Munising Twp. School District. 30,000
Ontonagon. Ontonagon County 41,500
Portland (V.). Ionia County._ 30.000
St. Clair Heights
36,000
St. Louis (C.). Gratiot
County. 42.000
C.—City,
V.—Village.
None.
6,500
None.
None
None.
None,
35,353
None
None,
None.
None.
None.
None
500
None.
None.
None.
1.076,362
1.000,000
1,600.000
825,602
1.200.000
1.700,000
2,000,000
2,528.625
3,032.000
1.762,000
4.838.605
703,015
766,345
4,591,559
1.723.360
702.922
1,157,000
334,785
...
17.50
4.00
12.50
22.50
26.00
25.00
5.50
17.80
13.85
18.86
23.80
22.91
2.41
21.20
15.00
26.00
>2 134
*
2.197
5.421
6.037
"427
4 ,809
2,307
8.585
1 .735
2,520
1 4 .636
4.484
•2,014
2.018
900,000 18.00
■1 .S74
552,320 14.33
858.555
2.503
’Population United States Census !900.
8.000
6,000
6.000
Ill
Debts
and
IN
Resources
THE
WESTERN
STATES.
INDEX FOR THE WESTERN
STAIRS, CITIES. ETC.
WISCONSIN—State, Cities,
See
MINNESOTA—State, Cities, <fcc
IOWA—State, Cities, &c
MISSOURI—State, Cities, &c
NORTH DAKOTA—State, Cities,
Pages
Pages
Pages
Pages
Pages
.Pages
Pages
Pages
<fcc
SOUTH
DAKOTA—-State, Cities, See
NEBRASKA—-State, Cities,
KANSAS—State, Cities, See
111 to 114
119 to
121 !
120 to
127 to
o ,
12S to
131 to 130
State of Wisconsin.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
Admitted
Total
as a
Territory (Act Apr. 20 1836)
area
•
July 3d 1836
May 29thl848
State (Act Aug. 6 1846)
of State (square
miles)-
as a
56,040
Capital
Madison
Governor (term expires 1st Monday
Jan.1909)Jas.O.Davidson
Secretary of State (1st Mon. Jan. 1909)
James A. Frear
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. 1909)
.__A. II. Dahl
State
in
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the
January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
second
Wednesday
HISTORY OF DEBT.—A brief summary of the
early history of the Wis¬
consin debt will be found in the “State and
City Supplement” for April 1895.
The bonded debt of the State, created for war
purposes in 1861-63, has
all been paid or else converted into
certificates of Indebtedness, which are
held by the various trust funds.
The amounts due the several
funds in
March 1907 were as follows:
Certificates of indebtedness. School Fund
”
”
”
$1,563,700
515,700
111,000
60,600
Normal School Fund
University Fund
”
”
“
Agricultural College Fund
Total
$2,251,000
ASSESSED
as
VALUATION.—The total assessed valuation
determined by the State Board of Assessors,
and the tax
purposes, have been
Year.
Real Estate.
$
1906.. 1,671,142,204
1905.. 1,513,335,382
1904.
1,422,621,485
1903.. 1 .309,504,464
1902.. 1,22 6,376,973
1901. • 1,186,349,139
_
1900..
1899..
1897..
1895..
1890._
503,690,767
505,263,975
475,631,287
482,799,128
464,782,237
344,788,721
as
of
cne
2,124,800,000
1,952,700,000
439,364,618
420,219,515
1,842.841.000
443,667,536 1 ,753,172,000
277.969,027 1 .504,346,000
249.934,861 •1,436,284.000
126,309,232
630,000.000
119,736,025
625,000,000
124,368,713
600,000.000
120,674,398
603,473,526
128,108,482
592,890,719
94,183,030
438,971 ,751
None
None
.585920
1.546131
1.572010
2.135825
2.144912
3.325116
2.276472
1.503920
State
rate for State
follows for the years named below :
Personal
Total
State Tax
Property.
Valuation. Rate (per M.)
S
$
S
453,657,796
WYOMING^State, Cities,
1 IS
121 to 125
MONTANAV-State, Cities, Sec
j
115 to
etc
IDAHO—State, Cities, &c
COLORADO—State, Cities,
! UTAH—State, Cities, &c
NEW MEXICO—Territory, Cities, etc
ARIZONA—Territory, Cities, <tc__/
OKLAHOMA—Territory, Cities, &c
INDIAN
TERRITORY—Cities,
Pages 130
to 13S
Pages 13S
to 139
Pages
Pages
Pages
Pages
Pages
Pages
139 to 141
141 to 143
144 to 145
145 to 140
140 to 147
147 to 148
* Page
SECTION 4. Contracting debts. The
Statefshall Tneverjcontract any
public debt, except In the eases and manner
herein provided.
SECTION 6. Limitation on public debt.
For the
extraordinary expenditures, the State may contract purpose of defraying
public debts (but such
debts shall never in the
aggregate exceed $100,000).
Every such debt shall
be authorized by law, for some
purpose or purposes to be distinctly specified
therein: and the vote of a majority of all the members elected
to each House,
to be taken by yeas and
nays, shall be necessary to the passage of such
law:
and every such law shall provide for
levying an annual tax sufficient to
the annual interest of such
debt, and the principal within five years from pay
the
passage of such law, and shall specially
appropriate the proceeds of such
taxes to the payment of such
principal
and
interest,
and
such
aporopriatlon
shall not be repealed, nor the
taxes be postponed, or
diminished, until the
principal and interest of such debt shall have been
wholly
paid.
SECTION 7. State mag borrow
money, when. The Legislature may*also
borrow money to repel Invasion,
suppress insurrection or defend the State
in time of war; but the
money thus raised shall be applied
exclusively to
the object for which the loan was
authorized, or to the repayment of the
debt thereby created.
SECTION 9. Evidences of debt.
No scrip, certificate or other
evidence
of State debt whatsoever shall
be Issued,
for such debts as are au¬
thorized by the sixth and seventh sections except
of this article.
SECTION 10. Internal improvements—
avails of grants. The State shall
never contract any debt for works
of Internal
Improvement, or be a party In
carrying on such works; but whenever grants of
land or other property shall
have been made to the
State, especially dedicated by the grant to particular
works of Internal improvement, the
State may carry on such particular
works, and shall devote thereto the avails of such
grants, and may pledge or
appropriate the revenues derived from such works in aid of
their completion.
(2) CITIES, counties, towns, villages,
Ac., were unrestricted except by
legislative enactment until 1874. Since that amendment was
adopted 5 %
on the value of the
taxable property has been the extreme
amount of debt
permissible for any municipality.
Not only is that the case, but, as will be
seen, the municipality is required
before, or at the time when it incurs any
indebtedness, to make provision for an annual tax sufficient to
pay the in¬
terest and also sufficient to
pay the principal within twenty
years from the
time of contracting the debt. We
give below the amendment referred
to in
full.
Limitation of Municipal
the w’ords:
Taxes
Raised.
148
Indebtedness.—Adding
to Section 3, Article 11,
“No county,city,town,
village,’school district or other municipal corpora¬
tion shall be allowed to become
Indebted in any manner or for any
to any amount,
including existing Indebtedness in the aggregate purpose,
5 % on the value of the taxable
exceeding
property therein, to be ascertained by the
last assessment for State and
county taxes previous to the
$
None
None
1
,027,220
2,325,916
2,805,639
1 ,345,570
1 ,340,570
1 .995,070
1 ,372,713
891,660
662,058
of such
indebtedness.
Any county, city, town, village, school incurring
district or
municipal corporation incurring any indebtedness as aforesaid, shall other
before
at tne time of doing so
provide for the collection of a direct annual tax
sufficient to pay the Interest on such debt as it
falls due, and also to
pay and
discharge the principal thereof within twenty years
from the time of con¬
tracting the same.”
or
The
Legislature from time to time has passed laws
providing for the
issuance of bonds for various specified
purposes, but these laws are too
given here.
Such authority is of course
•The large Increase In values for 1901 and since
subject to the fore¬
that date is due to the going provisions of the Constitution.
formation of a new State Board of Assessment
by Chapter 237, Laws of 1901, ,
POPULATION of Wisconsin has been as
which has construed the meaning
follows:
of the existing law to l>e a command to 1905
2,228,949 j 1880
assess at full value whereas former boards did
1,315,497 11850
not so construe the Act.
305,391
1900
2,069,042; 1870
1,054,67011840
DEBT LIMITATION.—The constitutional
30,945
18U0.
provisions of Wisconsin re1,0SG,S80| 1860
775,S8l|
j
stricting debt-making are very rigorous, plain and comprehensive.
Since
the amendment adopted in 1874, debts of
cities, <Scc., as well as the State, ;
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS
are definitely limited
by that Instrument. We give the provisions first which
IN THE
relate to the State and after that those which have
reference to cities, &c.
STATE
OF
(1) STATE indebtedness is confined within
WISCONSIN.
very close bounds.
It seems
For reports not given in alphabetical
order among the following, sec “Addi¬
as if the framers of the Constitution
must have taxed to the
tional
Statements’' at end ot this State.
extreme their
ingenuity for forms in which to express their determination to Inhibit debtmaking. The sections which cover the subject are Sections 3, 4,
G. O.
6, 7, 9 ANTIGO.
Clerk.
and 10* of Article 8.
We give them in full below.
This city is the county seat of
Langlade County.
Incorporated 1885.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$84,800 Tax rate
SECTION 3. Credit of State, for what not given.
The credit of the State
(per $1,000) 1906
$25 00
Floating debt
shall never be given or loaned in aid of
$5,450 Population in 1905
any individual, association or cor¬
6,663
Assessed valuation 1906
poration.
3,180,018
! (Assessment abt.
85% actual value.)
1880
.
_
1.4858
numerous to be
..
|
j
Palmiter,
.
.
112
WISCONSIN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
APPLETON.
E. L.
This city
Williams, City Clerk.
GRAND RAPIDS.
is the county seat of Outagamie County.
$320,000 waterworks-plant bonds have been authorized. .See V. 84, p. 462.
As the
legality of these bonds Is questioned, see V. 84, p. 643.
LXXXIV.
Boles, City Clerk.
This city Is In Woods County.
Bonds are tax"exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907..$86,000
Waterworks Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1906
3,947,565
4s
,T-J31$56,000c Jan 31 ’07-’21 (Assessment about 70% actual
val.)
4s
Mch 15
4,000c Mch 15 ’08-’ll Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$17 77
34s
J-J31 10,000c Jan 31 ’08-’12 Population in 1901
4,493
Bridge Bonds—
Population In 1905
6,157
3Hs
J-J J $9,000c Jan 31 ’13-’21
1
7,000c..Jan 31 1922
INTEREST on the water 4s Is payable at City Treasurer’s
office or at
First National Bank, Chicago; on tlve 3
4 % water bonds and the bridge
bonds at the Royal Trust Co., Chicago.
Bridge Bonds—
When due Assessed valuation, real.<.$9, 291,880
1907-14 Assessed val. personal
2, 186,815
High School Bonds—
Total valuation 1906
11, 478,695
4s '04
F-A $85,000c Feb 1 ’08-’24 (Assessm’t about 85 % actual value.)
Public Buildings 8: Street Bonds— Tax rate (per §1,000) 1906
.§17 00
3Us
A-O $27.500c Apr 1 '08-’18 Population In 1905 was
.17,000
BONDED DEBT Feb 18 ’07$133,500 Population In 1900 was
.15,085
INTEREST Is payable In ^Appleton.
Bonds are tax exempt.
4s
C. E.
[VOL.
M-S §16,000c Oct
^
ASHLAND.
Burt
Williams, Mayor; J. C. Williams, Clerk.
County seat of Ashland County.
exempt from taxation.
Incorporated March 25 1887.
GREEN BAY.
Bonds
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving Bonds—
City Bonds—
• 4s
J-J
1907-1908
§8,500c
5s
J-J $100,000c Nov
1
1909
Judgment Bonds—
5s
J-J
5,000c July
1
1910 5s.
J-J
105,000c .Jan
1 1918
Funding Bonds—BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$354 ,500
5s
J-J
§22,000c July
1 1912 Total assessment 1906
7.054,654
Improvement Bonds—
!
(Assessment about actual value.)
6s
J-J
$14,000c
1907-1908 Total tax (per $1,000) 1006...$27 50
5s
J-J
25,000c Oct
1 1911 Population in 1905 was
14,519
5s
J-J
75,000c July
1 1912 Population In 1900 was
.13,074
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
...
LOANS—
-
Theodore R. Yankee, Clerk.
County seat Is Ashland.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Mcll 1907 § 143,750
26,61)7
Assessed valuation 1906-.il, 326,812
County tax rate (per M)’06_. ..§7.80
Populatlon in 1905 was
.23,935
Population In 1900 was
.20,176
Refunding Bonds—
Floating debt
5s
J-J
818,750c Sept 3 ’07-’21
Minn St P & Ash Ry Bds—
F-A $65,000c
1915
Jail and Poor-House Bonds—
5s
J-J
860,000c Oct
1 1913
5s
..
INTEREST Is payable In Milwaukee.
BARABOO.
E. G.
This city Is in Sauk
due from Oct. 1914 to 1924 and on the sewer and
are payable at New York.
Marriott, Mayor; J. S. Wortham, Clerk.
County.
Sewer Bonds—
5s
$600c
Sept 1
Sept 1 1907
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.. .§183,600
Sinking fund
Water-Works Purchase Bds.—
'
12,110
Assessed valuation 1906
3,761,541
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1.000) 1906...§18 92
Population in 1905 was
5,835
Population In 1900 was
5,751
$ 1,000c July 1
1907
4s 1904 July! 20,000c July 1 ’08-’l 2 ,
I 49,000c July 1 '13-'19
l 40,000c July 1 '20-'24
INTEREST on the water-works-purchase bonds Is payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
f
BAYFIELD COUNTY.
all’other bonds
Incorporated 1882.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds—
5s
Feb 1 §13,000
Feb 1 ’07-’12
4s '06
J-J
57,000c. .July 1 '13-26
(Part yearly, V. 83 p. 922.)
Nils M.
Washburn Is the County scat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Oscor, Clerk.
Assessed val.. personal
$1, 996,085
Railroad-Aid Bonds—
Total valuation 1906
8, 193,688
5s
A-O $154,000c..Oct
1 1915 County tax (per M) 06 (est). ._$7.50
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907. .§154,000 (Assessment about ai actual value.)
Sinking fund
26,126 Population In 1905 was
.15.904
Assessed valuation, real.. 6,197.603 Population In 1900 was
.14,392
INTEREST payable at Illinois Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
Minahan, Mayor; W. L. Kerr, City CLk.
County.
Green Bay Is In Brown
Incorporated 1854.
LOANS—
When Due.
School & Street Improvem’t Bds.
^Bridge Bonds—
4s'05
J-J
$46,000c Jan 1 ’09 '17
4s’05
J-J
812,000c Jan 1 '14-’25 (See V. 81, p. 1394, for
maturity.)
Bridge and School Bonds—
Refunding & School Bonds.
5s
J-J j $4,000c Jan 1 '08-’09 4s
J-J f $7,500c Jan 1 ’08-'12
3,000c Jan 1 ’10-’12
1
1
2.000c Jan 1 '13-’14
City Hall & Hospital Bonds
Paving Bonds.
4s
M-N $30,000c May 1 ’08-'22 4s 1906 J-J
$30,000c Jan 1 ’ll-'25
Refunding Bonds—
Sewer Bonds.
;>s
J-J
$13,500c Jan
*08-’l 6 4s
J-J
$40,000c July 1907-'22
4 Us
J-J
6,050c Jan
'08-'18
f- 10.500c July 1 ’07-'13
5s
J-J
’08-’17 4s
5,500c Jan
J-J i
6,000c July
’14-'16
4s
J-J
’08-’20
6,500c Jan
l 21,000c July
’17-'23
f
3,500c Julyl907-1913
City Hall Bonds.
4s
J-J (
9,000c Julyl914-1922 4s
J-J
$26.250c July 1 ’()7-'21
l
1,500c ..July 1 1923 BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07 $326,800
4s ’05
J-J
5,000c Jan 1 ’21-’25 Assessed valuation 1906..12,871,894
School Bonds.
(Assessment about 75% actual val.)
4Hs
Jan 1
$5JH»0c Jan
1908 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$16 10
4s
’14-’22 Population In 1905
A-OJ 27,000c Oct
22,854
4,000c Oft
!3-’24 Population in 1900.
.18,846
TAX FREE.—Bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on bridge and school 5s Is payable at Green
Bay; on bonds of
1905 at the McCartney National Bank of Green
Bay; on school 4 4s at County
Treasurer’s office; on the refunding 4s due
July 1907 to 1923. the school 4s
are
ASHLAND COUNTY.
R. E.
JANESVILLE.
Treasurer.
J. F.
paving bonds
at
Chicago
Hutchinson, Mayor; Jas. A. Fathers,
Janesville Is situated In Rock County.
Incorporated March 19 1853.
Street Improvement bonds are not considered a
city liability.
LOANS—
When Due. j
Street Improvement Bonds.
High School Building Bonds.
6s
Nov 1 $10,930c
5s
Novi
$21,000c
1907-1912 BOND. DEBT Mcll 1907... $122,000
(Part due yearly on Nov 1.)
Assessed valuation, real...7,493,180
Garfield School Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
2,265,762
4s 1904 M-S $12.,000c Mch 1
08-'19 Total valuation 1906
9.758,942
City Hall & Library Bonds.
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
4s
M-N $49,000c Nov 1
07-’20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.__$15
11
4s
M-N j 6,000c Nov 1 ’07-’12 Population In 1905
13,770
115,000c Nov 1 '13-’22 Population In 1900
13,185
Court St Bridge Bonds.
4s '04 M-S $16,000c Mch 1 ’08-'23
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
...
CHIPPEWA FALLS.
P. J.
Murphy, Treasurer.
Geo
W.
Harrington, Clerk
l
This city Is the county seat of Chippewa County.
Incorporated 1870.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1907...§159,000
Refunding Bonds—
State loan
3,000
4s
J-J
§74,000c July 15 1919 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1.907... 162,000
(Subject to call July 15 1909.)
Total valuation 1906
4,378,538
4s
J-D §25,000c
Dec 11912
(Assessment about H actual value.)
High School Bonds.
Total tax (per §1,000) '06
$25 00
4s 06
M-S §60.000c
1907-1911 Population In 1905 was.
9,009
Population In 1900 was
8,094
INTEREST Is payable at the Lumbermen's Nat. Bank, ChippewaFalls.
KENOSHA
This city Is situated In Kenosha County.
Incorporated Feb. 8 1850.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation,
real..$9,780,810
Refunding Railroad Aid.
Assessed val., personal
4,514,259
J-J $170,000c...July 1 1919 Total valuation 1906
34s
14,295,069
(Subject to call after 1909.)
(Assessment about actual value.)
Water co.’s M. (assumed). ..$87,000 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
.$13 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.-170,000 Population In 1905 was
16,235
Water debt (additional)
87,000 Population In 1900 was
11,606
INTEREST Is payable at First Nat Bank, Milwaukee, and In
Kenosha.
DANDY CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
Attorneys.
Naylor & McCall,
A drainage district In Monroe County. P. O. Tomah.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$ 102,0001 Assessed valuation 1905..81,100,000
DE PERE.
M. J.
Maes, Clerk.
This city Is in Brown County.
LOANS—
When Due.'
Improvement Bonds (Tux exempt).
Jan
§3,000
1909
Mch
2,000
1908
Bridge Bonds (Tax exempt).
4s '00
Jail
83,000
1910-1912
School Bonds (Tax exempt).
1910-1913
SHS'OO Feb
§8,000
INTEREST Is payable in De Pere.
4s ’99
4s '98
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Water-Works Bonds {Tux exempt).
F-A §27,300
1910-1923
4s ’05
M-S
44,000
1910-1924
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 '07...$87,300
Water debt (Included)
71,300
Assessed valuation 1906..$1.941.944
Tax rate (per M) 1906
17.50&819
Population In 1905
4,523
Flagstad, Clerk.
'
LOANS—
When Due. [ Assessed valuation 1906.$18,711,693
Asylum Bonds.
(Assessment abt. 2-5 actual value.)
4s e’06
J-J SlOO.OOOc-July 1 ’07-26 State &
County tax (per M) ’06.§8.85
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 1907.$100,000 Population In 1905...
43,499
INTEREST payable at office of County Treasurer.
EAU CLAIRE.
William
City Clerk.
Rowe, Mayor; J. C. Fennessey,
Eau Claire Is In Eau Claire County.
Charter of incorporation approved
March 2 1872.
LOANS—
When Due. i General bonds Nov 20 ’06..$210,000
Refunding—
Floating debt
2,711
5s
J-J
$35,000c.
Jan 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT Nov 20 ’06.
212,711
4 4s
J-J
50,000c. .Jan 1 1912 Sinking fund..
21,741
J-J
30.000c. .Jan 1 1912 Total valuation 1906
44s
8,161,433
4S ’07
J-J
25,000c. .Jan 1 1927 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value).
Bridges—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$31 60
4s
J-J
$10.000c_ ...Tan 1 1919
4s
J-J
35,000c. ..Jan
l 1925
Street Improvement Bonds—
6s
Mch 15 $27,422
1906-1910
INTEREST Is payable In New York at the Citizens’ Central National Bk.
..
.
.
.
.
FOND DU LAC.
F. A.
Bartlett, City Clerk.
Fond du Lac Is situated In Fond du Lac
County.
Incorporated 1852.
LOANS—
When Due.
Park Bonds
S. hool Ronds—
4s
J-J
$2,000c.
Ian 1920
5s
July $10,000c
l.Iuly 1 1914 4s
F-A
1,500c. ...Feb 1920
4s
F-A
17,500c Feb 15 ’07-'13 i 4 s
J-J
1 ,500c.
I 111 V 1920
3 4s
A-O
30,000c
.Feb 15 1920 4s
F-A
1 ,000c..
Aug 1920
4< ’ 6
J-D
15.500.June 15 ’07-16 i Js
J-.J
4.000c..
Jan 1921
Sewer Bonds—
(.Subject to call after 1900.)
3 Us
M-N S40.000C ..Nov 1 1921 j BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$242,500
.
_
..
j Assessed valuation, real..10,052,085
Mch §60,000c. .Mch 1 1917 : Assessed val.,
personal;
1,960,023
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Total valuation 1906
12.012.10S
Street Improvement Bonds(Assessment about full value.)
4s
M-N $40,000c May 20 ’0S-'23 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
818 00
State Loan
Population In 1906 (est.)
18,000
4s
Jan
$9,000c Jail’08-’ 16 Population In 1905.
..17,284
,
•is
Library Bonds—
Population
M-N
86.000c May 20 ’08-’13
INTEREST Is payable in Fond du Lac.
Connor, Comptroller.
LA CROSSE COUNTY.
In
1900..
15 110
Herman
County seat Is La Crosse.
LOANS—
County Jail Bonds—
_
Refunding RR Aid—
H.
.
i
4s
C
La Crosse Is In La Crosse County.
Incorporated March 14 1856.
LOANS—
When Due. 1
Street Improvement Bonds.
School Bonds
5s 1904 A-O $16,700
5s
J-D $10,000c
June 1 1913 4s 1905 M-N 15,000c
May 1 1925
(Subject to call after June 1 1903.) , (Subject to call after May 1 1915.)
5s
M-N $12,500c
May 1 1914'
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after May 1 1904.)
4s
J-J
$25,000c
July 1 1918
5s
M-N $20,000c
May 1 1915
(.Subject to call after 1908.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1905.)
A-O $52,000c ..Oct 1 1919
34s
4s 1905 J-D $100,000c._.June 1 1925 34s
J-J
42,000c._Jan 15 1920
(Subject to call after June 1 1915.)
34s
J-D
12,000c
Dec
1921
34s
J-J
520,000c
July 1 1919
(Subject to call after Dec. 1911.)
(Subject to call aft^r July 1 1909.) 1
Bridge Bonds.
34s
J-D $20,000c_.June 15 1920 4s
F-A $15,000c
Feb 1 1924
(Subject to call after June 15 1910.) 1 (Subject to call after Feb 1
1914.)
3 4s
M-S $20,000c._Mch 15 1921
Water Bonds.
(Subject to call after Mch 15 1911.)
5s
J-D $13,000c
Dec 1 1911
3 4s
J-J
$20,000c—Jan 1 1923
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1901.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.)
5s
J-D $13,000c..Dec 30 1912
4s 1906 F-A $30,000
Feb 1 1926
(Subject to call after Dec 30 1902.)
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1916.)
5s
J-D $75.000c_.June 1
1915
Street Bonds.
(Subejct to call after June 1 1905.)
34s
M-S $25.000c
Sept 1 1919 5s
J-J
$10,000c_ .Oct 1 1916
(Subject to call after 1909.)
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1906.)
A-O $15,000c...Oct 1 1921 4s
34s
J-J15$15.000c. ..Jan 15 1924
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1911.)
(Subject to call after Jan 15 1914.)
34s
J-J
$15,000c
July 1 1922 34s
J-J
$15,000c
July 15 '19
to
call
after
(Subject
July 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after July 15 1909.)
Sewer, Water & School Bds.
34s
J-J
$25,000c. .July 15 1921
5s
J-J
$60,000c—July 1 1915
(Subject to call after Julv 15 1911.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1905.)
3 4s
J-D
$6.000c
June 1 1922
Sewer and Water Ronds.
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
4s 1904 J-J
$25,000
J-J
July 1 1924 3s
$22,000c._.July 15 '16
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
(Subject to call after July 15 1899.)
City Hall Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1907. .$732,000
5s
M-S
$9,000c
Mch 16 *11 Sinking fund
175,079
(Subject to call after Mch 16 1901.)
NET DEBT Apr 1 1907
556,921
Fire Department Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
190,000
4s 1905 J-J
$20.000c—July 1 1925 Assessed valuation, real.. 12.766,294
(Subject to call after July 1 1915.)
Assessed val.. personal
5,308,053
Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1904
18,075,247
4s
M-N $15,000
May 1 1924 Total valuation 1906..
18,820.469
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
(Assessment Is at actual value.)
3 4s
J-J
$10,O00c.. July 15 1919 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$18 00
(Subject to call after July 15 1909.)
Population in 1900 (Census) ..28,895
34S
J-D
$4.000c
June 1 1922 Population In 1905
29,078
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
INTEREST on the sewer, water and school 5s due
July 1 1915. and the
water 5s due Oct. 1 1916. Is payable at the
Farmers' Loan
Trust Co
New York; on all others at the City rrcasure-’s
office. La Crosse.
,
4s '04
Chas. L.
Superior is the county seat.
LA CROSSE.
4s
A-O
Roesler, Treasurer.
When due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
Assessed valuation, real.
Assessed val., personal..
Total valuation 1905
Population In 1905 was
Population in 1900 was
.
$20,000
1910
Court-House Bonds—
F-A
$135,000
Feb 1 1923
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1913.)
LANGLADE COUNTY.
County seat is Antigo.
V. P. Rath,
$155,000
20,925,283
7,383 863
28,309,146
42,850
42,997
County Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. { Assessed valuation, real.
.$9,775,672
Court-House Bonds—
: Assessed val..
personal
1,416,068
I $40,000c. .June 1 ’14-’21 Total valuation 1906
..11,191,740
4s June Is 10,000c
June 1 1922 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
{ 25.000c. ...June 1 1923
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '06..$3.60
General bonds Feb 17'07.
$75,000 Population In 1905 was
15,738
Assessment debt
94,392 Population In 1900 was
12,558
TOTAL DEBT Feb 17 '07
169.392
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank.
Chicago.
..
Apr
,
1907.
MADISON.
WISCONSIN—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Jos. C. Schubert,
Mayor; O. S. Norsman, Clerk.
Madison Is situated In Dane County.
Incorporated April 1 1856.
LOANS—
When Due.
Park Bonds—
Fire Department Bonds—
4s
Julyl $35,000c July 1 1923
4s‘04
Oct 1 $30.000c Oct
1 1924 4s *05
July
19,500c July 1 1925
School Bonds—
Hospital & Fire Station Certs.—
4s‘04
Oct 1
1
1924
$25,000c Oct
3><jS
Fel) 1 $25,000
4s '05
Oct 1
1 1925
25.000c Oct
Library Site Certificates.
4s '06 Julyl
30.000c July 1 1926 3Hs
$25,000
High School Bonds.
School Loan Certificates.
4s ‘05
July $250.000c._July 1 1925 3 Mis
$75,400.
Street Repair Bonds
General bonds Feb 16 1907
$562,500
4 Mss
1
1917 Assessment debt
$15.000c Jan
Jan
210,300
Certllicate
debt
to
call
after
1907.)
(Subject
125,400
Sewer Bonds—
TOTAL DEBT Feb 16 '07
898,200
4s
July 1 $37,000c July 1 1918 Sinking:fund.
31,200
NET DEBT Feb 16 1907.
(Subject to call after 1908.)
867,000
---
3>£s
Apr 1 $40,000c Apr 1 1919 Assessed valuation, real..20,453,310
Assessed val., personal
(Subject to call after 1909.)
3,018,095
Special Street Impro ve’! Bonds—
Apr 1 $210.300
(Mature one-tenth yearly.)
Refunding Bonds of 1900—
4s
A-O
$27.000c Aprl908-’10
Total valuation 1906. ^
23,471,405
(Assessment about 80 % actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...14 00
6s
Population in 1905
Population In 1900
24,301
19,164
was
was
Water-Works Bonds—
Oct 1
$20,000c Oct
11923
INTEREST on the $37,000 sewerage bonds Is payable at the
Exchange National Bank. New York:
on all other bonds at
National Bank. Madison.
4s
MANITOWOC.
American
the First
H. Stulze Jr., Mayor; A. Reichert, Clerk.
Manitowoc is in Manitowoc County,
City has voted to purchase waterworks plant.
See V. 84, p. 708.
Incorporated 1870.
LOANS.
When Due
improvement Bonds,
Bridge Bonds—
3 pjs
Feb $15.000c
Feb ’08-’09
4s
Nov
$5,000c Nov
1912 BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.. $103,000
Tax
Drainage bonds—
valuation, real..
6,448,615
4s
J-J
$6,000c
1909-T1-T3
Tax valuation, personal
1,438,335
($2,000 due Jan 2 in years named)
Total valuation 1906.
7,886,950
Refunding Bonds
(Assessment about 80 /o actual value)
4s
Jan
$35.000c Nov 1 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$18 20
4s
J-J
2.000c Nov 1 1907 Population In 1905 was
12,733
Harbor
Improvement.
Population In 1900
4s '06
J-J
S40.000C-.Jan 1 ‘09-T6
INTEREST Is payable at City Treasurer’s office.
MANITOWOC COUNTY.
Frank Vranev,.
11,786
was
Clerk!
Manitowoc is the county seat.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb’07.
$150,000
f $3.000c
Feb 1 1908 Assessed valuation, real..32,518,087
4,000c
Feb 1 1909 Assessed val., personal
5,315,274
4« *05 F A-j
5,000c. ...Feb 1 1910 Total valuation 1906
37,833,361
I 18.000c... .Feb ’ll ‘12
(Assessment about full value.)
v.120,0000- ..Feb l T3’24 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06..$2.45
INTEREST Is
Population In 1905
i Population In 1900
payable by County Treasurer
MARATHON COUNTY.
R.
,.44,796
was
was
42.261
H. Juedes, Treasurer.
‘County
INTEREST
payable in Wausau.
MARINETTE.
This city Is In
LOANS.
Warren J.
Sewer
Ljs’02 J-J
School Bonds.
5s '92
J-J
$30,000,. .July
5 s ‘93
J-J
87,500. -July
5 s ‘94
J-J
14 ,000. .July
5s ’95
J-J
40,000. .Jan
5s ’95
J-J
67,500. .July
5 s '96
J-J
110,000. .July
5 s '97
J-J
77,000. .July
4 s ‘87
J-J
20.000. .July
4s ‘89
J-J
38.000. .July
4s ’91
J-J
40,000. .Jan
4s ’03
J-J
68,000. .July
4s '04
J-J
170 ,000
J an
4 s ’04
J-J
51,000c .Jan
4 s ’05
J-J
114.000C .July
3 .J.<s’01 J-J
175,000. .Jan
3 1 ?s’02 J-J
300.000. .inn
4s ’07
J-J
360,000c..Jan
Sewer Bo nds.
5 s i)3
J-J
$10,500. .July
5s '94
J-J
20,000 .July
_
.
,
Jan.
Total bonded debt
Water and Light Bonds.
4^s'<)0 M-S S35.000e.Mch
1 ’ 1 O’16
$20,000
valuation 1905
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1905
2.893,247
$19.80
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$83.000 I Population in 1903..
INTEREST Is payable in Marshfield or In Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE.
S. M. Becker,
This city Is situated In Milwaukee
LOANS—
When Due.
Bath Bonds.
5 s '93
J-J
$7.ooo
July 1 ’07-’13
4 s '88
3 .ooo
J-J
July 1 ’07-’08
4s '07
J-J
10,000c
Jan 1 ’08-'27
Hospital Ronds.
5s '93
4s ’05
J-J
J-J
SI
7.500..July
1
’07-' 1 3
0,035
Mayor; P. Bechtner, Compt.
County.
Incorporated
Jan.
Viaduct Bonds.
J-J
$12,500. .July 1 ’07-T 1
J-J
45,000. .July l -’07-T 2
J-J
40 000. .July 1 ’07-T 4
J-J
95,000c .July l ’07-’25
J-J
150.000c -July l *07-’26
5s ’92
5s ’92
5 s ’95
4s ’05
4s ’06
Flushing Tunnel.
45,000
J-J
.Jan 1 ’t>8’25 5s '97
$66,000 .July
4s '04
Docking and Dredging Bonds.
J-J
108,000c .July
4 s '05
3
J-J
1
’07-'25
J-J
Mis'00
35,000 .July
$95.oboe.July
4s '06
J-J
95.oboe-Jan 1 '08-'2 6 3 Mjs'OI J-J
35,00(1. .Jan
Fire Department Bonds.
3 Us’<)2 J-J
Jan
75,000
5 s '93
J-J
Water Bonds.
$17,500..July 1 '07-T 3
4s '04
J-J
90,000c. July 1 ’07-’24 5s '93
J-J
$43,750 .July
4 s '05
J-J
J-J
90,250c.July 1 ’07-’25 5s '92
15,000 ..Julv
3 > s’00 J-.J
1
’08-’20
5s
’95
J-.J
32,500..Jan
40,000. .July
3 '• ,s’01 j-.r
70,000.. Jan 1 ’08-’21 5s ’96
J-J
50,000 .July
.
•»
3 1 V s’01 J-J
3 1 os’02 J-J
4 s '(16
J-.J
37.500
.July
75,000.. Jan
100,000c. July
1
1
1
’07-’21
'0 8- '22
’07-’26
Library Bonds.
4s '90
J-J
$6,750... Jan
1 '08-TO
Public Bath & Library Bonds.
3 1 s’02 J-.J
1 '08-'22
$37,500.. Jan
5
Refunding Bonds.
'96
J-J
$50,000. .July
s
Park Bonds.
4 s '90
J-J
$20,000.. .July
r>s '91
J-J
38,000. Julv
r>s '9 2
2 1 ,000. Julv
J-J
f>s ’93
J-J
35,000 .Julv
f)S ’94
J-J
40,000. Julv
5 s '95
45 .000
.T-J
Julv
;>s '96
J-.T
60,000 ..TillV
5 s ’97
55
J-J
000..JulV
4s '04
J-.T
51,000. .Jan
4s '05
J-J
171.1)00.. Jan
3 ' is’Ol J-J
35,000. .Jan
3 i :s’02 J-J
37,500 ..Jan
3 ! s’03 J-.J
32.000. .Jan
4 s '05
J-J
lo.ooo. .July
3 • os'06 j-.r
76,000c. Jail
4s 06
J-J
25.OOOe.Julv
4s '07
J-J
20,000c. Jan
4s ’07
15,000
_
_
.
.
.
•
.
1
'07-T6
1846.
’07.
Jan.
'07-'17
’07-'24
’<>7-'20
’(>8-'21
’08-’22
l '07-’l 3
l ’07-T2
l '07-' 14
l ’07-T 6
l ’08-TO
1 '08-T0
’07-' 10
'07-T 1
’07-T2
'07-T 3
'07-T4
’07-T 5
'07-T 6
'07-T7
'08-'24
'08-’25
’()8-'21
’08-’22
’08-’23
'<>7-’25
’08-’26
’07-’26
’08-’2 7
’06. Jan.
1
1
1
1
1
1907
’05. Jan. 1 ’04.
$7,092,750
$7,017,250
$7,533,250
675,500
Real Estate.
...$157,611,560
152,037,355
146,604,786
137,404,081
.
1904...
1902.
1900...
1899...
1895....
..
127,984,780
1890...
124,703,830
118,184,040
85.603,020
1880...
42.699,447
Prupirtv.
$43,973,567
39,217 415
37,716.905
34,477,283
30,190,093
27,268,073
24,365,973
19,881,035
14,158,406
1
622,500
452.000
Tot.Assessed
Valuation.
$201,585,127
191,254,770
184,321.691
171.881,364
158.174.873
151,971,903
142,550,013
105,484,055
56,857,853
Tax Rate
per
$ 1.000
22.59
24.39
22.88
23.37
23.14
22.07
23.45
21.50
POPULATION. —In 1906 (est.) 353.252; In 1905 It was 312.948; In 1900
(Census) It was 285,315; in 1890 It was 204,468; In 1880 it was 115,702; In
1870 It was 71.440.
F.
().
F-A $25,000c
Aug
40,000c...July
3MS
3HS
J-J
J-A
F-J
3 Ljs
3Hs
Phelps, Clerk.
When Due.
Hospital Bonds
25,000c
45,000c
Aug
July
Viaduct Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S8427,500c Sep 1
Almshouse Bonds
5s
J-J
$75,000c. ..July
5s
M-N 50,000c.. .Nov
Voting Machine Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 20 ’07
$687,500
Sinking fund.
142,706
1 1911 NET DEBT Feb 20 1907
544,794
1 1912 Assessed valuation, real. 104,158,440
1 1916 Assessed val., personal.. 47,321,976
1 1922 Total valuation 1906
241,480,416
Valuation 1906 as equal¬
ized by County Board-216,841,599
’07-’25
Actual valuation 1906
413,031,617
1 1907 (Assessment about 52 ‘4 % act. val.)
1 1909 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06..$5.56
Population in 1905 was
363,721
Population In 1900 was
330,017
$9,600
INTEREST Is payable at the oifice of the County Treasurer.
M. T.
Gettings, Clerk.
city Is in Green County.
When Due.1 Total tax (per $1,000)
Purchase Bonds.
i Population in
1900
4s ’07
M-N $85,000.part yr ’07-’26
Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,109,445 !
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Wisconsin National
NEENAH.
C. Schultz,
This city Is In
LOANS—
1906..$17.00
Population in 1907 (cet.)
3.927
4,300
Bank, Milwaukee.
Mayor; J. P. Keating, City Clerk.
Winnebago County.
All bonds are tax exempt.
BONDED DEBT Mch '07. $140,000
Water Works Bonds
Total valuation 1906
3,534,407
5s
J-J
$40,000..Jail ’08 & *13 Assessment Is about 90 % actual val.
Refunding Water Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000). 1905..$21.00
4s
J-J
Ian 1 1923 Population In 1905 was
$20,000
6,047
High School Building Bonds.
Population In 1900 was
5,954
4^s’07 J-J
$80,000c
When Due.
1908-1927
5% bonds Is payable at New York;
City Treasurer’s office, Neenah.
on
OOONOMOWOC.
on
all other bonds at
Harry J. Eilert, Clerk.
This city Is In Waukesha County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds
4s Feb 1—$37,300c Feb 1 ’08-’i9
(For maturities see V 68, p. 1238.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$56,000
Assessed valuation, 1906..1,725,996
Assessment about 3-5 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000), 1906..$21.39
Population In 1900 was
2,880
Population In 1905 was
3.013
Electric Light Bonds
4s Feb 1
$20,000c Feb
1907-’17
56,250. .Jan
4s ’90
1 1,250
J-J
Jan
OSHKOSH.
Dan
Bridge Bonds.
This city Is In Winnebago County
4s '90
J-J
$5,250. .Jan l ’08-T0
LOANS—
When Due. \
5s '91
Library Bonds
J-J
23.000. .July l ’07-Tl
4s
Bridge Building Bonds
$50,000C--June 6 1918
5s ’92
J-J
60,000. .July l '07-T 2
4s ’04
Dee 1 $90,000..Dec 1 ’07-’24 Park Improvement bonds.
5s ’93
$10,000
21 ,000. .July l ’07-T 3
J-J
Improvement Bonds
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 ’07. $503,400
5s ’96
J-J
l '08-TO
33,750. .Jan
4s
$25,000c
1907-1923 Floating debt
3 Us'00 j-.r
40,000
105,000. .July l ’07-’20
School Bonds
TOTAL DEBT Feb 18 ’07
543,400
75.000 .July l '07 ’21
3-HjS'OI j-.t
4s
A-O
Assessed
$15,000c.-Aug
I
3 Mjs’02 J-.r
1918
valuation, real.. 13,855,860
101 ,250 .Jan
l *08-’22
4s
36,000c
1920 Assessed val., personal
3 Mjs’02 j-j
4,656,330
80,000. ..Julv l ’07-’22
3Ks
...1907-1915
45,000c
Total
valuation
1906
3 Mis’02 j-j
18,512,190
120,000 .Julv 1 ’07-’22
Refunding Bonds
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s ’06
j-j
1 25,000c .July l ’07-’26
4s
A-O $91,000c
Aug 1 1918 Total tax (per $1,000), 1906_$21.00
City Hall Bonds.
4s
75,000c... Oct 15 1918 Population In 1900 was
4s ’90
28,284
M-S
$6,750. .Mch l ’08 TO
3HS
55,000c
1907-1917 Population In 1905 was
5s '91
30.574
J-J
50.000. .Julv l ’07-Tl |
Sewer
Bonds
5s ’92
J-J
60,000. .Julv l ’07-T2 |
3
V£&4s
$11,400
1097
5s '95
j-.r
80,000. .Julv l ’07-T 4 i
5s '95
j-j
INTEREST on the 4 % refunding bonds Is payable at New York; on all
135,000. .July l ’07-T 5
other bonds at Oshkosh.
Library and Museum Bonds.
5s '91
j-j
$25,000. .Julv l ’07-Tl
5s ’92
j-j
D. A.
45,000. .July l ’07-T 2
PORTAGE.
5s ’95
j-j
60,000. .July l ’07-T 4
•This city Is the county seat of Columbia County.
5s '97
j-j
l ’08-T7
100,000. .Jan
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mar 12’06 $116,000
5s ’97
j-j
66,000. .July 1 ’07-T7
Bridge Bonds
Assessed valuation, 1905.. 2,937,462
Police Department 3ond s
4s’05
Feb $40,000c ..Feb 1 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000), 1905..$20.00
$45,000. Jan l ’08-’22
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1920.)
Population In 1905
5,524
4s '90
J-J
_
Witzel, City Clerk.
,
.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Personal
Years.
1906...
INTEREST
l
l
l
l
l
1
1
1
1
>
$7,393,250
$6,857,750
$6,470,250
$6,565,250
$251,750
$313,500
$400,250
$482,000
SINKING FUND.—The sinking fund receives yearly a sum equal to
5 % of the original Issue of bonds, and It is required by
law that this amount
of the debt shall be annually retired.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns Its water works, and receives from
water rates a larger sum yearly than the total Interest and sinking fund
charges on Its debt.
The total valuation of corporate property on Jan. 1
1907 was $25,000,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (about onehalf cash value) and tax rate have been:
Water Works
debt
1
1
’
Net debt
Water debt (Included)..
LOANS—
Floating
| Assessed
1
$8,104,500
7 11,250
Sinking funds
This
Fleckenstein, Clerk.
’07-T3
*07-’15
’07-’ 16
’07-’17
’08-’24
’08-’25
’07-T9
’08-*20
’08-’21
’08-’22
07-’22
’08-’23
’08-’26
’08-’27
FUNDS, ETC.—Bonded debt Jan.
$8,104,500, Including $251,750 water debt.
MARSHFIELD.
When Due.!
■
1
1
1
1
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
was
MONROE.
Is In Wood County.
1
1
'07- To
’07- 16
’07- ’IT
’08- ’18
’07- ’23
’08- ’24
’08- ’25
'07- ’25
’08- ’26
'08- ’20
’08- ’21
’07- '21
,.>
0807’08- '27
BONDS.—The bonds are mostly for $1,000 each.
FORM OF BONDS.—All bonds of tlie city of Milwaukee are In coupon
form, but the principal of some of the Issues Is registered.
INTEREST is payable In New York and Milwaukee.
Milwaukee.
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
This city
LOANS—
.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
PAR VALUE OF
LOANS—
Bonds—
5s
Aug
$17,500c Aug 1 1907
($2,500 due yearly) to Aug 1 1912)
5s
Armory BondsAug 1
$4,000c Aug 1 '07 14
Feb 1 $12,000c Feb 1 '08-19 BOND. DEBT Feb 16 '07.
3^3
$182,500
Cash in treasury
Bridge Bonds39.000
6s
Oct 1
$8,000c Oct 1 '07-14 Assessed valuation, real.. 3,809,883
School Bonds Assessed val
personal
1.919,827
6s
Aug 1
$8 000c Aug 1 ’07-14 Total valuation 1906,1907 5,729,710
Refunding Bonds—
(Assessment about H actual value)
6s
A-O $30.000c.Apr 1 1908-17 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906-07.$30.00
Population In 1905 was
15,354
Population In 1900 was
16,195
INTEREST on the bridge, the sewer and the dock and wharf bonds is
payable In New York; on armory bonds In Madison; on the school bonds In
M. G.
_
.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
County seat Is Milwaukee.
Incorporated 1886
When Due.
Dock and Wharf Bonds—
4S’05
A-02 $100,000c
1916-25
Bridge and Viaduct Bonds.
$40.000.-July 1
Lighting Bonds.
4s’06
J-J $150,000c.July 1
3
Sewer Bonds.
(Con.)
5s ’95
J-J
$9,000. .July
J-J
5s’96
20,000. .J uly
5s ’97
J-J
55,000. .July
J-J
44.000. .Jan
5s *98
4s’03
J-J
127 .500. .July
4s ’04
J-J
42.500. .Jan
J-J
*07-*22 4s’05
162,000. .Jan
4s ’05
J-J
47,500. .July
J-J
’07-’26 4s‘06
95,000c -Jan
J-J
3VaS’0<
32,500. Jan
J-J
35.000. .Jan
J-J
75,000 -July
J-J
37,500. .Jan
J-J
80,000. .July
4s ’07
J-J
150,000c ..Jan
Street Bonds
5s ’93
J-J
$38 ,500. .July
1907 ! 5s ’95
J-J
45 ,000. .July
5s ’96
J-J
80 ,000. .July
•’ll 5s ’97
44 ,000. .July
J-J
■’23 4s ’04
85 ,000. .Jan
J-J
-’24 Us ’05
J-J
180 ,000. .Jan
’08-’24 3 Hs’99 J-J
104 ,000. .July
-’25 3s ’00
J-J
104 ,000. .Jan
-’21 3 Ml-s’Ol J-J
112 ,000. ..Ian
-’22 3 MJs’02 J-J
150 ,000. .Jan
’27 3HS’02 J-J
80 ,000. .July
3V4s’03 J-J
160 ,000. .Jan
T3 3 Ljs’06 J-J
190 ,000c .Jan
’ 14 i 48 ’07
J-J
110 ,000c ..Jan
MILWAUKEE COUNTY.
Davis, Mayor.
Marinette County.
LOANS—
W'hcn Due.
Milwaukee River Dam Bonds.
4s’89
J-J
$8,000...July 1 ’07-’09
Sewer Bonds intercepting).
4s’87
J-J
$6,000-.July 1
1907
3 t$s’00 J-J
32.500...Ian 1 ’OS-’20
1905...
seat Is Wausau.
The $4,000 due yearly on asylum bonds men¬
tioned below will be paid by the asylum.
LOANS—
When Dui. | Assessed valuation, real_$ 15,877,363
Assessed val., personal.3,533,988
Asylum Bonds—
5s
June
$48,000c June ’07-T8 Total valuation 1907
19,411,351
School
‘
Agricultural
Bonds—
• (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s
Mch $1 l.OOOc.Mch 1 ’08-T8 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’07..$7.31
General bonds Jan 1 1907.
$60,000 Population in 1905 was
50,249
Assessmentdebt
20,000 Population in 1900 was.
43,256
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
80,000
113
Hillyer, Clerk.
114
WISCONSIN—CITIES
PORTAGE COUNTY.
County
Chas. Dake, Clerk.
seat Is Stevens Point.
LOANS—
Bonds
are tax
LOANS—
exempt.
6s
When Due.
Assessed valuation,
real_$14,495,496
Building Railroad
Assessed val., personal
5s
2,470,918
Jan $100,000c
Jan 1 1912 Total valuation 1906
16,966,414
Certificates of indebtedness
State & Co. tax (per AI),
1904.$5.42
ZAs
Jan $30,000c
Jan 1 1911
Population In 1905 was
30,861
($8,000jiue yearly.)
; Population In 1900 was
29,483
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.__$1 30,000
INTEREST payable by the County
Treasurer.
Win. A.
’
RACINE.
P. B.
Racine Is situated
LOANS—
Adjustment Bonds.
Apr $98,000c...Apr 1 1912
General Improvement.
58
AI-N $25,000c...Alay 1 1914
(Subject to call Alay 1 1904.)
5s
J-J
$40,()00c
July 1 1916
(Subject to call July 1 1906.)
]$16,000. .July 1 '07-T4
4s’04
J-J
130,000..July 1 T5-’24
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s ’06
j $20,000.. Alay 1 '07-T6
\ 30,000..Alay 1 T7-’26
Voting Machine Bonds.
4s’03
$2,250c
1907
4s’04
2,000c
..1907-1908
Bridge Bonds.
f $4 ,000c Feb 1 ’08-’09
4s’06
F-A (27,000c Feb 1 '10-T8
132,000c Feb 1 ’19-’26
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J
j$30,000c-July 1 ’07-21
1
5,000c-July 1 ’22-26
...
Paving Bonds.
M-N
(Subject
$10,000c...Alay 1 1914 I
call Alay
$20,000c
to
5s
J
1
1904.)
1906-1916
15,000c Alar 1 '07-T1
‘
20,000c Alar 1 ’12-’21
(Above bonds sub. to call Alar 1 ’ll.)
;
4s
1
J
INTEREST Is payable at Racine.
RACINE COUNTY.
County
seat
4s
1
*08-'20
1 ’07-T7
Sept. 1.)
5s
Assessed valuation 1905
$26,030,946
Court House Bonds.
County tax rate (per At.). ’05.$2 04
4s
Mar 1 $90,00()c_ Alar 1 ’08-’25
Population
in 1905
38,825
BONDED DEBT Sept’06.. .$95,000
Population In 1900
33,006
INTEREST payable In Baraboo.
John
Feb $30,000
Public Building Bonds.
5s
1910
J-J
$5 000
Land Purchase Bonds.
($11,000
F-Ai 10,000
4s
1907-1911
$5,500
Feb 2 1910
2 1908.)
Mch 1 1911
(Subject to call after Feb
INTEREST payable
at
office of City Treasurer.
(Subject to
6s
414s
M-N
28,000...Alay 1 1911
ZAs
J-D
50,000.. .June 2 1922
(Subject to call June 2 1907.)
School House Bonds.
4s
...$25,000..
.1918
(Subject to call after 1903.)
4s
$15,000.
..1920
(Subject to call after 1905.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’06.$259,600
Land contract
(additional).
Population In
1900
22,962
Population in 1905
.24,026
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is
payable at the Fourth National
Bank, New York City.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE.
This
Wm. G.
O’Neill, Clerk.
place Is In Milwaukee County.
When Due. I Assessed valuation
1906. .$2,070,000
| (Assessment about 1-3 actual
value,)
5s
$60,000
..1913-1925 Total tax (per
$1,000), 1906..$25.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1907...$70,000 ’
Population In 1900 was.
3,392
Sinking fund
4,00(NPopulation In 1905
WAUSAU.
5,284
Boyer, Treasurer
This city is the county seat of
Portage County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
$78,500 (Assessment about 85% actual
value)
Assessed valuation 1906
3,286,449 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 ..$23.30
i Population In
1905
9,022
•
*
H. C.
Edward
Coulthard, Clerk.
Incorporated May 27
1897.
Total tax »pcr $l.ou<»>
Population in 1905
1906. .$17.00
2,913
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
we give statistics
regarding all counties In Wisconsin
which have reported a bonded
Indebtedness of over $25,000, and
not represented
which
among the foregoing detailed
reports.
We add the
population from the State Census of
1905.
are
Counties
Brown
Door
Eau Claire
Iowa
Price
SUPERIOR.
St.
Bonded
Total
Debt.
$32 000
Debt.
38,000
295,593
80,944
79,000
,000
,000
,000
31
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
1889.
legality of some $600,000 or
$700,000 special Improvement bonds.
V. 73. p. 801, 1124, and
V. 74, p.
110 and 590.
Under date Feb. 18 1903 the
City
Attorney Issued a circular
letter setting forth at length the situation as
it then stood.
The main fea¬
tures of tills statement will be found In V.
76, p. 770.
We are advised that
net only has the Supreme Court of Wisconsin
decided that the Improvement
bonds are not a general city liability,
being payable only from assessments
on property benellted. but also
that the Federal Court of the
Western
District of Wisconsin has also rendered a
similar decision In the case of
the White River Savings Bank vs. the
City
of Superior.
A
decision
was
handed down In the U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals In October 1904 in the
suit of H. L. Jewell of Chicago to recover on
some $15,090 of these
assess¬
ment bonds.
The Court held the city liable
only for the amount of assess¬
ments collected, less Interest oaid on
bonds.
See V. 79, p. 2107.
Refund¬
ing operations have been in progress, and up to Alarch 1
1907 5 and 6 % bonds
to the amount of $750,334 had been
exchanged for a like amount of 3
and 4s.
J^s
See V. 83. p. 712; V. 79. p.
2807; V. 78. p. 1569, 1001.
The city is at present making settlement
on a cash basis in
accordance
with the decision In the Jewell case mentioned
above.
36,882
Sell, Comptroller.
This city Is in Milwaukee
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
$63,000
Sinking fund
4,500
Assessed valuation 1906
1,920,673
This city Is the county seat of Door
County.
Incorporated Alarch 8 1894.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07—
$51,050 (Assessment about 2 3 actual
Assessed valuation 1907
1,725,690 Total tax (per $1,090) 1907..value.)
$22.09
Population in 1905
4,640
Wentzel, Comptroller.
John L.
WAUWATOSA.
Lincoln
Leonhardt, Clerk.
This city is situated In Douglas
County.
There has been much litigation involving the Incorporated Alarch 25
in 1905
payable at office of City
Treasurer.
WAUSAU SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s’06
A-O J$5,000
1907-T1
145,000
1912-’26
Water Bonds
F. E.
Clark, Clerk.
This cltv Is situated In
Marathon County.
Incorporated 1672.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed
Refunding Improvement Bonds | Assessed valuation, real..54,065,720
val.. personal
1,491,545
($80,000c Apr 1 ’ll-’20 i Total
4s’05
valuation, 1905
A-O 1 45,000c Apr 1 ’21-’25
5,497,265
Total tax (per
51,000), 1905..$24 74
Refunding Municipal Bonds
(Assessment Is at actual value.)
5s
Al-S $20,000c.Sep 18 ’07-T0 j
Population In 1905
BONDED DEBT Mar 1
14,458
’06.$150,000 Population In 1900
...12,334
INTEREST Is
LOANS—
STEVENS POINT.
S. R.
Waukesha Is the county seat.
Bonds are tax
exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed
val., personal
Asylum Bonds.
$6,984,387
3.65s
Feb $80,000c Feb 1 '08-’23 Total valuation 1906
50,661,230
(Assessment abt. 50 Tc actual
3.65s
Feb 1 30,000c Feb 1
value.)
1923 State & Co. tax
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907..
(per $1,000)’06 $2 87
$110,000
Population
In
1900
Assessed valuation,
35,229
real..43,676,843 Population
City has agreed to purchase plant of
V.^78, p. 2403, and V. 80, p. 729.
Refunding Bonds.
4>^s
M-N $120,000...May 1 1909
7.419
6,949
1907-1918!
INTEREST payable In Waukesha.
$700
call Mch 1 1909.)
2,000
$2,900
Feb 15 1912 Sinking fund
13,370
(Subject to call Feb. 15 1910.)
Total valuation 1905
13,308,300
6s ’06
M-N
$4.000
Mch 1 1913
(Assessment at actual value.)
(Subject to call Mch. 1 1911.)
.Total tax (per $1,000)
1905._$18 38
-
Assessment debt
32,252
TOTAL DEBT Feb 20 1907
117,252
Sinking fund
12.500
Assessed valuation 1906
3.988.405
(Assessment about ’-v actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000'
:900-..$19.47
Aug 1 '07-’17
Augl’18-’22 Population in 1900
Population In 1905
School Bonds.
4s
J-J
$27,000
Kummer, Comptroller.
This city Is In Sheboygan County.
the City Water Co. for
$350,000.^See
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
6s
$5,300
Jan 2 1908
(Subject to call after 1906.)
6s
$5,500
Dec 2 1908
(Subject to call after 1906.)
6s
$6,800
Feb 3 1909
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Weilip, Clerk.
Weber,
County Clerk.
When Due.
A. J.
J. S.
Brehm, Comptroller.
County seat Is Baraboo.
STURGEON BAY.
in
_____
SAUK COUNTY.
6s
refunding 3 As Is payable at the State
Bank, Madison;
the City Treasurer s
office; on all other bond.s
at
WAUKESHA COUNTY.
LOANS—
,
.
Street Improvement
J-J $281,724 42c_Jan 2 1908
Sewer Improvement
5s
J-J $20,140 81c.Jan 2
1908
GENERAL
BONDED
DEBT Alch 1 1907
$774,334
SPEC’L BOND. DEBT.'.
344,636
TOTAL DEBT Moh 1 1907
1,118,970
Sinking fund.
22,131
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907..
1,096,839
Assessed valuation,
real..13,183,436
Assessed val., personal
2,342,130
Total valuation 1906
15,525,566
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$36 63
Population In 1905
36,551
Population In 1900
31,091
($1,000 yearly on
WATERTOWN. Frank S.
$12,000c
1916
Clerk.
This city Is lu Jefferson
to call after 1906.)
County,
incorporated 1853.
4s
$7,000c
LOANS—
1907
When Due.
4s
Water Works Bonds.
F-A
15,000c... Aug 1 1910
Sewer Bonds
(Tax-Exempt).
4 !<;s’07 J-J 'J $30,000c
f 2,000c Alar 1 ’08-’09
5s ’94
AI-S
1908-1917
$6,000.AIcli 18 ’08-’09
4s
Julyli 18,000c Mar 1 ’10-’18 4s ’05 A-O
40,000c
1918 1927
3,000.Mch
18 ’08-’10 General bonds
i
Feb 18 .’07__ $128,000
5,000c Alar
1
Street Improv. Bonds
1919
(Tax-Exein.) Assessment debt
ZAs
July 1 17,000c...July 1 1919 4s ’04 J-J
12.546
$6,900_Mch 18 ’08-’10 Water debt
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
(included!
4s ’05
AI-N
70,000
5.000.Alch 18 ’08-T2 TOTAL DEBT
f 10,000c .J’ne 12 ’07-T 1
Feb
18
4s ’06
1907
J-J
210,546
(20,000.Mch 18 ’08-’17 Sinking fund.
ZAs
130,000c J’ne 12 ’12-’21
11,698
1 3,000..-Alch 18 1918 NET DEBT Feb
I 6,000c April
18 1907..
’08-’09
198,848
Library Site Bonds (Tax-Exempt). Assessed
3^s
valuation 1907
l 4,000c ..April
4s '06
AI-S j$4,000_AIch 18
4.682.175
1910
’08-’ll
(Assessment about full value.)
f tt ,000c Feb 1 ’08-T0
1 1,500...Alch 18 1912 Total tax
4s
6,000c Feb 1 ’11-T2
(per $1,000) 1907...$17.47
Population in 1900..
I 30,000c Feb 1 T3-T8
8,437
Population in 1907 (est.)
130,000c Feb 1 T9-’23
10.000
INTEREST on the water-works bonds Is
BONDED DEBT Jan ’07. $651,000
payable
at
any bank in Watertown; on all other bonds at the
Sinking fund
Treasurer’s office
56,020
Negotiations are under way forCity
Total valuation 1906
the purchase by this
lp,728,035
works
city of the water¬
plant.
Actual value (est.)
25,000,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1904
$13 00
Total tax (per $1,000)..
18 45
WAUKESHA. John
Population in 1900
29,102
This city Is the county seat of
Population In 1905
.32,987
Waukesha County.
LOANS—
When Due. General bonds Feb 2<>
Sewer Bonds.
1907.
$85,000
.
6s
the
(Subject
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Feb’07
$110,000
Asylum Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
I $91,000c Feb 1
’09-’22 (Assessment is about 2-3 _.35,080,000
actual val.)
4s ’05
F-A]
9,000c Feb 1
1923 State & Co. tax
(per $1,000)’06 $2 06
Jail Bonds.
Population
in 1900
45,644
4s
F-A $15,000c
Population in 1905
50,228
INTEREST on asylum bonds is payable at
office of County Treasurer.
SHEBOYGAN.
5s
1910
LXXXIV.
This city Is In Manitowoc
County.
Incorporated 1878.
General bonds Feb 1907
$69,500 ! (Assessment about 85 % actual
Gen. water bonds (inc’d)
val.)
Water mort’e bonds (ad.)... 2o,ooo Total tax (per $1,000) 1906__$22.77
31,000 Population in 1905
Assessed valuation 1906.
4,602
..2,295,405;
$16,000c_Sept
5s
Mm. Bell,
is Racine.
$39,000c Feb
School Bonds.
on
refunding 4s
TWO RIVERS.
Sewer Bonds.
5s
the
New York City,
Incorporated 1848.
When Due.
5s
5s
INTEREST
on
Nelson,. Mayor; W. C. Clemons, City Treas.
in Racine County.
When Due.
Main Sewer Bonds.
F-A $12 ,0UUc_.
5s
Tholen,
Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Ozaukee
County.
LOANS—
Wlien Due. BOND. DEBT Alch 1
1907_
$70,000
Water and Light Bonds
Assessed valuation,
1906..2,035,460
($4,000. .Alar 1 '08-T1 Tax rate
(per
$1,000), 1906
13.00
4s
Al-S
15,000 ..Alar 1
12-' 16 Population in
1905..
4,036
•I 20,000. .Alar 1 ’17-*21
135,000. .Alar 1 ’22-’26
INTEREST is payable In Port
Washington.
[VOL.
School Bonds
J-J
$12,000c.
2 1912
Refunding Bonds
4 As
F-A
211,000c .Aug 1 1925
211,000c.
4s
F-A
42,083. (
42,083.69c.Aug
2 ’14
4s
F-A 162,750c_.
2 1924
4s
F-A
62,500c.. Aug 2 1915
62,500c
ZAs
F-A
72,000c
72,000c.. Feb 2 1914
3 As
F-A 100,000c..
1919
ZAs
F-A 100,000c..
ib 2 1924
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT LOANS—
Harbor Improvements
6s
J-D
$6,140 25c June 1 1908
__
PORT WASHINGTON.
AND TOWNS.
Cities, &c.—
Beloit (C.). Rock
County
Delevan Joint School District.
Eagle River, Vilas County
Evansville (C.). Rock County..
Hudson (C.), St. Croix
County.
Lemonwelr River Drain. I list
-
Mayvllle (C.), Dodge County.
.
Atedford Joint Sch. Dist. No. 1.
,Menasha City (C.), Dodge Co._
Remington Drainage District..
Reedsburg (C.), Sauk County.
Rhlneiander (C.), Oneida Co
River Falls (C.), Pierce Co
Shawano (C.), Shawano
Co...
Washburn (C.), Bayfield Co
West Allis (V.), Alilwaukee Co.
.
—
$28,824,146
7.368,51$
15,210,778
21.749,392
8.537,107
40,000
35,362
10,671
8.996
0.717
70,000
25,000
31,000
30,000
33,000
90,000
54 .000
$47,550
45,000
4 SS('SS< (1
V, duation.
$7 .122.179
•)
30,000
,155,876
757,020
1 ,472,860
1 ,199,088
500,000
769,980
890,972
O
,034,605
130,000
1 ,333,710
,365,264
900,000
1 .295,754
1 .444,786
,
$2,700
------
8,400
,410
,251
,101
.767
60,803 ,312
5,491 ,550
16,561..180
45,000,,000
18,853 ,681
85.000
Bonded Float in (j
Debt.
Debt.
53,000
35,000
38,000
37,000
40,000
41.500
45,500
41 ,000
46,000
33,000
33,000
40,000
94,500
Assrssed
Valuation.
$32,000
36.000
295.593
83,403
89,000
*)
3
,585,258
Tax
Hate.
$17.50
5.00
Popu¬
lation.
52,026
19,631
33,519
22.971
19,125
49,015
23,433
20,885
12,353
53.641
26,716
52.070
33.467
Ponulotion.
12,855
1 ,399
15.90
23.00
1,963
3.220
13.60
12.42
1 .793
4.00
20.60
31 .60
2a. 00
17.02
30.00
5,960
2,515
5.435
2,300
2,446
4,924
2.306
APR..
1907.]
MINNESOTA—DEBT OF STATE
The foregoing was adopted as an
amendment in 1879.
tion the section read so as to authorize
State of Minnesota.
in aid of railroads to ten per cent of
valuation.
consisted in
relate to taxation, a third to school fund loans and
the fourth to a State
road and bridge fund
In 1906 three further
amendments were adopted
one of w hich greatly
enlarges the powers of the Legislature with reference
to taxation.
The other two amendments of 1906 relate to
State roads and
to the sale of farm and
garden products without a license.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.—The
Legislature In 1903 enacted a
to the investments of savings
banks.
This Act will be found in full on
page 877 of the “Chronicle”
April 18 1903.
POPULATION OF STATE —
1905_
1 979,9121 1880
780.77311860
172.023
1900.
1.751.394 11870
439,70611850
6.077
1890
1,301,8261
1
law—Chapter 108—amending the Act relating
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For the early history of Minnesota’s debt see
“State and City Supplement,” April 1893, page 103.
The details of
Minnesota’s present debt are given in the following statement:
Interest
Principal
Name and Purpose of Loan.
Rate. Payable.
When Due.
Outstanding.
State funding bonds
1891r-.3.4
J&J
July 1 1921
$600,000
(Subject to call at any time; limit. $150,000 yearly.)
Certificates of indebtedness. .c._ 3
J&J
July 1 ’07-’2S
2,1.50,000
(Subject to call before maturity.)
do
do
r
3H Seml-an
July 1 *28-*35
700,000
INTEREST on the bonds Is payable in New York; on the
certificates of
Indebtedness at the olfice of the State Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT.—On Jan. 1 1907 the total bonded
debt of the State was
$600,000, and of this amount $236,000 of State bonds was held in various
Minnesota State funds.
On the same date there was
outstanding $2,850,000
certificates of Indebtedness, of which all but $10,000 was held
in the State
Funds.
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.—The Investments of the school
fund
on Aug. 1 1906 amounted to $17,824,135.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Minnesota has protected the
State from extrava¬
expenditures through restrictions which its Constitution puts on
every kind of debt-making.
That instrument fixes the limit at $250,000
“for the purpose of defraying extraordinary
expenditures”; and an amend¬
ment. ratified in 1879, extended this power to $250,000
additional “for
erecting and completing buildings for the Insane, a deaf, dumb and blind
asylum, and State prison.”
Besides the foregoing, It is also provided that
the State credit shall not be loaned, &e.
With regard to the debt of
municipalities there is but one section in the Constitution which relates to
that subject, and that has reference to making railroad
debt.,
FIRST, as to State indebtedness, the sections which treat of the
subject
are in article ft, sections 5, 6, 7, 8 and
14.
SECTION
5.
(Public Debt
May Be Contracted.)
For the purpose of
defraying extraordinary expenditures, the State may contract public
debts,
but such debts shall never, in the aggregate, exceed two
hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; every such debt shall be authorized
by lawr for some single
object, to be distinctly specified therein; and no such law shall take
effect
until It shall have been passed by the vote of two-thirds of the
members of
each branch of the Legislature, to be recorded by the
yeas and nays on the
lournals of each House, respectively; and every such law shall
levy a tax,
annually, sufficient to pay the annual Interest on such debt, and also a tax
sufficient to pay the principal of such debt within ten
years from the final
passage of such law. and shall specially appropriate the proceeds of
such
^axes to the payment of such principal and
interest; and such
and taxes shall not be repealed, postponed or diminished untilappropriation
the principal
and Interest of such debt shall have been
wholly paid.
The State shall
never contract any debts for works of internal
improvement, or be a party
In carrying on such works, except in cases where
grants of land or other
property shall have been made to the State, especially dedicated
by the
grant to specific purposes: and in such cases the State shall devote thereto
the avails of such grants, and may pledge or
appropriate the revenues de¬
rived from such works In aid of their
completion.
SECTION 6.—(Public Debt. How Contracted.)
All debts authorized by
the preceding section shall be contracted
by loan on State bonds of amounts
not less than five hundred dollars each, on
interest, payable within ten
years after the final passage of the law authorizing such debt:
and such
bonds shall not be sold by the State under par.
A correct registry or all
such bonds shall be kept by the Treasurer In numerical
order, so as always
to exhibit the number and amount
unpaid and to whom severally made
...
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Note.-—For
reports not found in alphabetical order among the
fcllou'ing
“Additional Statements” at end of this State.
see
ALBERT LEA.
This
H. C.
Higgins, Clerk,
city Is in Freeborn County.
When Due
St. L. RR. Aid Bonds.
7s
A-O $15,000r
...1907
Water Works Bonds.
4s
J-J
$12,000c
1906-1912
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907. .$77,000
11,996
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907.. 88,996
Sinking fund
8,100
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907
80,896
City Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
2,202,544
4s
M N f$10,000c
1908-1913 (Assessment about 40 % actual value)
l 10,000c
1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900..$32 00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
4,500
4s’04
J-J
$32,000c.July 1 1924 Population in 1905
5,657
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable In
Chicago, on the Minne¬
apolis & St. L. RR. aid bonds by the County Treasurer.
ALBERT LE
A
Sept *03
5,000
AUSTIN.
T. M.
Foster, Recorder.
This city is the county seat of Mower
County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. .$75,000 Assessed valuation
1907..$1 .567.069
Floating debt
5,636 (Assessment about '4 actual value.)
College debt (indirect liability) 11,939 Total tax rate (per M) ’07
$4.27
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907... 92,575
Population in 1905
6,189
BRAINERD.
J.
Wright, City Treasurer.
Brainerd Is In Crow
Wing County.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
5s
4s
When'Due. i TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06. .$124,200
Sinking fund
13,686
$25,OOOC.._Octl 1917 j NET DEBT Sept 1 ’06
110,514
35,000
July 1 193 2 Total valuation 1905
.2,347,330
A-O
07 July
Electric Light Bonds.
6s
J-J
40.000c...Jan 1 1908
6s
M-S
20,000c
Mch 1 1909
BOND. DEBT Sept 1’06...$100.000
Floating debt
24.200
INTEREST
on
the
BRAINERD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
5s
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906... $145,000
10,881
25,000c
Jan 1 1908 Total valuation 1905
,2.443.393
10,000c...July 1 1921 School tax (per $1,000) ’05..$17 50
35,000c...May 1 1924
40,000c
Apr. 1 1923
July 1 $35,000c July 1 1907-13 Sinking fund
6s
4s
J-J
J-J
M-N
4Hs
A-O
INTEREST on the 6s is payable at Boston; on the 4s at New
York
City; on the 4^s at Chicago and on the 5s at St. Paul. All bonds are tax
4^s
exempt.
CASS COUNTY.
County
Chris. Burns, Chairman Co. Commiss'ers
seat is Walker.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
July
1 $15,000c.__
July 20
17,000c
When Due.
Sinking fund
$37,743
1 NET DEBT Sept 8 1906
1 14,420
Assessed valuation, real. ..3.183,565
Assessed val., personal
513,956
June 20
37.000c
Total valuation 1906..... .3,697.521
Court House Bonds.
'
(Assessment about 2-3 ac tual value.)
5s A-O $30,000c
Oct 1 1922 State & Co. tax (per Ml ’06. ..$14 00
BOND. DEBT Sept 8 1906..$99,000
Population In 1905...
11,012
Floating debt
53,163 Population in 1900
7,777
TOTAL DEBT Sept 8 ’06. .152,163
5s
5s
5s
article ft, section
city, county or other municipality, the only restriction on
In the Constitution is the following, found in
power
15:
SECTION 15.—(Municipal Debts in Aid of Railroads.)
INTEREST
and
on
on funding bonds is
payable at County Treasurer's olfice
Court House bonds at First National Bank, Chicago.
John A. Brown
Total valuation 1906
$7.101;228
(Assessort about 35% actual value.)
State & County tax (per
06.$8.03
Population in 1905...
12,576
Population in 1907 (est
13,000
_
A. M.
Auditor.
Childs, City Clerk
This city Is the county seat of Polk Countv,
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Works Bonds.
|
Improvement Bonds.
7s
J-T) $24.000c
Dec
1 1918
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..$103,000
Paving Bonds.
Sp’l assessm’t debt (add’ll..
47,492
6s
Jan
$22,439c_Jan 30
1908-14 Floating debt
3,000
6s ’04 Dec 15 $24,000c_Dec 15 *08-14 TOTAL DEBT Feb
1 1907.. 153,492
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund
27,671
7s
May $16,000c__.May 1 1908 NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
125,821
Sewer Construction Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,656,093
6s 1906 /$3,099._Jan 23 1908-1910 (Assessm t
about 1-3 actual value.)
1 1,049 97..
Jan 23 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.
.$55.00
Bridge and Funding Bond*.
Population in 1905
6,794
7s
June $30,000c
June 11915 Population in 1900
5,359
INTEREST on the $24,000 paving bonds is payable at
Crook‘fic-i *»u all
other bonds at the Hanover National Bank, New York
City
7s
June
$33,000c_..June 1 1912
.
The Legislature
shall not authorize any county, township, city or other
municipal
tion to issue bonds or to become Indebted In any manner to ala in corpora¬
the con¬
struction or equipment of any or all railroads to an amount that
shall
exceed five per centum of the value of the taxable
property within such
county, township, city, or other municipal corporation; the amount of
such taxable property to be ascertained and determined
by the last assess¬
ment of said property made for the purpose of State and
county taxation
previous to toe Incurring ofjsuch indebtedness.
...
1911
.1912
1919
CROOKSTON.
to
J. P. Smith. Treasurer.
When Dice.
SECTION 14.— (State Debt for Public Buildings.)
For the purpose of
erecting and completing buildings for a hospital for the insane, a deaf,
dumb and blind asylum, and State prison, the
Legislature may by law
Increase the public debt of the State to an amount not
exceeding two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in addition to the
public debt already
heretofore authorized by the Constitution, and for that
purpose may provide
by law for issuing and negotiating the bonds' of the State and
the money only for the purpose aforesaid; which bonds shall appropriate
be payable
in not less than ten nor more than thirty
years from the date of the same,
at the option of the Stale.
as
!
(Assessment about 45% actual val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$36 25
Population in 1905
8.133
Population in 1900
7,524
electric-light bonds Is payable In New York City.
Wlndom Is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds ■■
4s seml-ann $85,000r
1926
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907. .$85,000
Assessed valuation, real..$6,015,560
Assessed val., personal
1,085,668
making
Secretary.
..1918;
.
COTTONWOOD COUNTY.
debt
W. S. Jones.
1907-1915 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$39,500
Feb 1918-1923 Total valuation 1906.
2,362.932
.Feb 1923 School tax rate (per M) ’06.
12 10
10,000
l
4s
Floating debt
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s Aug ’97 $14,500
4s Feb '03/ 10,000
SECTION 7.—The State shall never contract
any public debt, unless in
time of war, to repel Invasion or suppress Insurrection,
except In the cases
and In the manner provided In the fifth and sixth sections
of this article.
SECTION 8.—(Appropriation of Money Received from
Loan or State
Bonds.)
The money arising from any loan made, or debt or
liability con¬
tracted, shall be applied to the object specified In the Act
authorizing such
debt or liability, or to the repayment of such debt or
liability, and to no
other purpose whatever.
SECOND,
Incorporated 1881.
LOANS—
M. &
payable.
the
Hence the amendment
making it fire.
governing bond issues which we have not the space to give here.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.—Four amendments to the State
Constitution were adopted at the November 1902 election.
Two of these
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the
Tuesday after
Monday In January, and sessions are limited to ninety days.
gant
ten and
nalities.
the first
TAXABLE VALUATION.—The taxable valuation,
total tax levied
and the rate of State tax have been as follows for the
years named.
*
-Taxable ValuationTotal Taxes State Tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
levied.
per $.1000
1906. $753,585,056
$163,432,357
$917,017,413
$23,472,57S
$2 7 8
1905.
708,304,220
144,729.315
853,033,535
1 80
22,355,326
1904. 701.209,048
144,688,062
845,897,110
20,989,645
1 50
1903. 654,426,011
132,443,798
786,869,809
1 50
19,926,198
1902. 647,654,760
114,105,514
761,760,274
1 30
18,520,947
1901. 493,140,570
107,840.044
600,980,614
1 60
16,269,671
1900. 489,213,453
98,803,235
588,016,688
14,963,901
1 60
1895. 556.135.887
85,114,394
641,250.281
1
14,770,864
80
1889. 463,943,397
95.418,115
559,361,512
1 90
12,243,956
1880. 203.473.637
54.581,906
258,055,543
4,191,811
1 80
1870.
67,221,148
19,912,525
87,133,673
5 00
2,783,756
1861.
33,350,057
5.914,683
39,264,740
658,358
4 00
simply changing the word
This is all the Constitution contains with
reference to the debts of municiThe Leglslatute, however, has made some
general provisions
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
a
Organized as Territory (Act March 3 1849)..March 3 1849
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 26 1857)
May 11 1858
Total Area of State (square miles)
83,365
State Capital
St. Paul
Governor (term expires 1st Monday 1909)..John A. Johnson
Secretary of State (1st Moil. Jan. 1909)..Julius A. Sehmahl
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. 1909)
Clarence C. Dinehart
Auditor (1st Monday Jan. 1911)
S. G. Iverson
fixed at $2 78.
Before its adop¬
to issue bonds
municipal corporations
ITS
•The total taxes levied In the above table include
the amounts raised
not only for State purposes, but also all taxes
raised by the various minor
divisions of the State.
The tax rate; however. Is for State
purposes, and
in 1905 it was $1 80; adding the tax of $1 23 for school
and university
purposes, the total tax rate was $3 03.
The total rate for 1906 lias been
115
CROOKSTON
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch ’06. .$59,000
$5,000...July 1 1912; School tax (per $1.000) 1905 18 00
Refunding Bonds.
I
4s *05
$12,000
1920 !
LOANS—
4s
J-J
116
MINNESOTA—CITIES AND TOWNS
CROW WING COUNTY.
A
Mahlum, Auditor
Bralnerd Is the county seat
LOANS—
When Due.
R.
Court House Bonds.
Funding Bonds
June $55,000
6s
( $5,000..July I
4s
J-J -I 5,000
July
f 5.000
July
4s July
80,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’06
July 550,000--July 1
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
LOANS—
BOND. DEBT Feb 19 07..$268,277
1 1917 Ditch bonds (included)
18,277
1 1922, Assessed valuation, real
5,131,726
..1927 Assessed val., personal
1,031,499
Total valuation 1906
6,163,225
(Assessm’t abt. 3-5 actual value.)
'll-20j State
Railroad Bonds.
& County tax (per M) ’06.$7.50
6s July
$100,000...Sept 1 1912! Population in 1905.
.16,731
(Interest Is payable In St Paul.)
M. B.
Cullum, Mayor; H. W. Cheadle, Clerk.
This city Is In St. Louis
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
County.
When Due
6s
6s
Village Bonds.
*77
J-J
$75,250
’85
J-J
Ian
Refunding Bonds.
1914
448 99 M-N 50<» 000C-_May
4 4s’97 J-J
113,000c..Jan
1927
4s '98
A-O
1928
70,000c..Apr
4s '01
M-N
1931
50,000c..May
New Duluth Bonds.
6s '94
M-S
$47,000c..Mar 1 1914
West Duluth Bonds.
6s ’90
F-A
$30,000c..Feb 1 1910
6s ’91
J-J
115,000c..July 1 1911
6s '93
J-J
20,000c..July 1 1913
Water and Light Bonds.
5s g’96 J-JSl,106,000c..July
1926
4s '98
A-O
1928
955.000c..Apr
4s ’02
J-J
60,000c..Jan
1932
4s g'04 M-S
50.000c..Meli
1934
4s g ’05 M-S
140,000c..Mch
1935
4sg ’06 A-O
1936
375,000c-..Apr
1908
1908
Jan
61,500
LAKE COUNTY.
DEBT.
-
Jail Bonds.
4s
July 1 $18,000c..July 1 1923:
INTEREST on the 6s due 1912 to 1916 Is payable at the National Park
Bank, New York City; on others In St. Paul.
LITTLE FALLS.
Exchange National Bank of New
Duluth.
MANKATO.
Sept. 1 ’06. Jan. 1 ’06. Map 1 ’05
$5,473,750
$5,478,750
$5,245,250
on
this
Indebtedness and
the creation
of
a
,
_
FAIRMONT.
*
E. L.
Lewis, City Clerk.
Tills city is In Martin County.
LOANS—When Due.'
City Hall Bonds.
Electric Light & Water Bonds.
5s ’06
A-O 520,000c
5s ’06
A-O $11,000c...Oct 1 1926 Population In 1905
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’06
A-O $10,000c.. .Oct 1 1926
FARIBAULT.
I. E.
Oct
Bruckman, Reuorde.
Thiscltv is the county seat of Rice County.
Incorporated 1872
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907 ..$136,0001Total tax (per $1 .000) 1906
Water debt (included)
101,0001 Population In 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
2,591,33? | Population In 1907 (est.)
(Assessment about ^.actual,value.) |
. —
$35.70
8,279
...
FERGUS FALLS.
1926
.2,955
1
8,500
G. H. Card, City Clerk.
This city is In Otter Tall County.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907 ....$35,000
Total valuation 1905
1,370,330
5s
F-A
$15,000c’07-’09-*l 1-*13 (Assessment Is 30% actual value.)
(Unpaid bonds optional after 1909.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$47 00
4 1 aS'98 J-J
$10,000c..June 1 1908 Population In 1905
...6,692
4s ’05
June
10.000c..June 1 1915 Population In 1900
.....6,072
Refunding Bonds.
(^Water-Works Bonds.
...
$80.000
INTEREST on the 5s is payable in Chicago, on the 4*^3
City and on the 4s In St. Paul.
FERGUS FALLS
All bonds
SCHOOL
are tax
DISTRICT.
W. C.
In
New York
Lincoln, Clerk.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
4 ' ,s
M-N $11,000c
4 v;s
A-O
20,000c
School Bonds.
4s
M-N $45.000c.
When Due.
May 1
Apr 2
\ BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$76,000
| Assessed valuation 1906
1,32.7,377
'20! School tax (per $1.000) 1906..$25,20
’14 j Population In 1906.
i
.Nov
1
7,293
1919
INTEREST is payaole in Chicago.
HASTINGS.
Charles Hankes
This city is In Dakota
LOANS—
City Clerk.
County.
When Due.
4s
M-S
$6,000
1908-1910
$2,000 due yearly on March 1.
Water-Works Bonds.
$8.000..May 1 1919
4s 06
$20.000
(Subject to call May 1 1909.)
BONDED DEBT Mch 1906_$78.000
High Wagon Bridge Bonds.
5s
J-J
$40 000.-.July 1 1924 Total valuation 1905
891,859
Total tax (per $1,000) '04
Refunding Bonds.
$26 40
5s
J-J
$20,000...July 1 1914 Population 111 1905
3,810
| Population In 1900
3.811
INTEREST on the refunding bonds of 1914 Is payable In Hastings on
all
other bonds In New York City.
Asylum Bonds.
4s
M-N
...
HASTINGS
4s
J-J
SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 26,
($10,000. July 1 ’09-’l8 |
1 20,000.. .July 1 1919!
A. G. MERT2, Secretary
County.
■
Incorporated 1868.
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $67,000c...Nov 1 1914
5s
4s
J-J
3J^s
3^8
MANKATO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
E. F. Searing, Secy Board of Educ’n.
DEBT (4s) Mch 1 1907.
$21,500 School tax iperSl.OOOi 1906
$6 80
Assessed valuation 1906.. 3,929,357
Population In 1907 (est)
12,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
MARSHALL COUNTY.
„
P. B. Malberg, Auditor.
County seat Is Warren.
Ditch bonds are secured by a special lien on
lands benefited.
Special assessment for one-tenth of benefit and Interest
made each year.
LOANS—
5s
When Due. General debt Sept 1 1906
$10,000
Refunding Bonds.
Ditch debt
163,657
Sept 15 $10,000r_.Sept 15 1915 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06. .173,657
Ditch Bonds.
.
6s
Assessed valuation, real
July
5,146,388
1,073,346
J$24,500r July 1 *07-’13 Assessed val., personal
\
3,913r
July 1 1914 Total valuation 1905
(1904).
6,219,734
6s ’04
J-D
12,000r Dec 1 ’08-’14 (Assessment about A actual
value.)
4s
July 1
5,000r—July .l 1907 State & co. tax (per $1,000) ’05 $9 30
4s>
July 1
10,000r—July 1 1909 Average tax In county '05__*$24 82
4s
July 1
10,000r
July 1 1912 Population In 1890
9,130
3s
July 1 60,000r July 1 ’09-*14 Population In 1900
15,698
3s
July 1 f 16,744r—July 1 1912 Population In 1905
17,737
\ 2O,0OOr
July 1 1913
INTEREST on the 3s and 4s Is payable at St. Paul, on the 5s at
Warren
and on the 6s at the Commercial National
Bank, Chicago.
MINNEAPOLIS. J. G. Hay no: >, Mayor; D. C. Brown,
Compt.
Minneapolis Is In Hennepin County
LOANS—
When Due.
Armory Bonds.
4s ’03 A-O $150,000c.Oct 1 1933
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’85
J-J $110,000
July 1 1915
4s ’87
F-A 390,000...Feb 15 1917
4s 89
M-S
30,000...Mch 15 1919
4s ’03
J-J
50,000
July 1 1933
48 ’04
J-J
165,000c...Jan 1 1934
City Hall, &c.
4 J^s’87 J-J $250,000
July 1 1917
4Hs’91 J-J 250,000
July 1 1921
4^s’92J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1922
Az 90
J-J
200,000....Jan 1 1920
■Court - House
and
City
Hall
Certificates—See note below.
■
4s ’01
J-J
($140,000
1908-1913
I
16,000
1914
M-S 250,000 Jan 1 *14-’33
3^3 '05J-J 250,000c
Jan 1 1935
Library Fund.
4 4s’85 J-D $60.000
Dec 1 1915
4s ’86
J-D
40,000...Dec 15 1916
.
4s ’03
,
Pa rk s•
4 Gjs’83 J-J $200,000
•
4Hs’84J-J
exempt.
Taylor, Mayor; J. B. Hodapp, Recorder.
12,000c...Jan 1 1920
F-A
15,000o. __Aug 1 1919
A-O
8,000c
Oct 1 1919
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$197,500
Water debt (Included)
60,000
Assessed valuation 1907
3,864,000
(Assessin’t of real estate about 2-5
actual value; per. prop, about 1-3.)
Bridge Bonds.
Value of city property 1906.$560,000
5s
M-S
$7,000c
Mch 1 1910 Total tax (per $1.000) 1907.
32 60
Population In 1905
10,996
.Population In 1900
10,599
INTEREST Is payable In New York City and Mankato.
at
DULUTH INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C. A. BRONSON,
Clerk Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Building & Purch. Sites—(Con.)
Building and Purchasing Sites—
[ 4s g A&O (’04) $ 1 25 ,000c_ .Oct 1934
6s
M-N
$12,000c
Mav 1 1909
(Subject to call Oct 1 1924.1
5s
M-S
45,000c
Sept 1 1907) BOND. DEBT Jau 1 1907 $1,032,000
5s
M-N
50,000c
Nov 1 19131 District has no floating debt.
5s
F-A
200,000c
Aug 1 19211 Assessed valuation, real.$25,226,859
5s
M-S
100,000c....Sept 1 1922 Assessed val personal
8,385,904
M-N 200,000c
5s
May 1 1923 Total valuation 1906
33,612,763
5s
J-D
150,000c
June 1 1924 (Assessment about A actual value.)
4 Us J-.J
150,000c... .Jan 1 1921 School tax rate (per M) '06.
$9 12
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y
C. T.
Mankato Is situated In Blue Earth
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
5s
M-N $20,000c
May 1 1908
5s
M-N 40,000c...Nov 1 1909
Sewer Bonds.
5s
M-S $10,000c
Sept 1 1907
Park Bonds.
6s
M-S $13,000c
Sept 1 1907
Railroad Aid Bonds.
5s
J-J
$3,500c
June 1 1907
sinking fund
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (estimated
50% of actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Heal
Personal
Assessed
Tax Rate
Years—
Estate.
Property.
Valuation, per $1,000
1905
..$23,768,800
$6,866,528
$30,635,328
$32 90
1904
23,427.443
6,584.055
30,01 1.498
33 50
1902
21,800,005
4,717,991
26,517,996
34 40
1900
20,407,724
4,192,609
24,600,333
30 00
1895
36,157,713
4,855,550
41,013,263
27 90
1890.
19,385,553
4,381.100
23,766,653
26 40
POPULATION’. —In 1905, 64.942; in 1900 (Census) It was 52,969; In
1890 it was 33,115; in 1880 It was 838.
Cary, Clerk.
.
Floating debt-,
None.
None.
None.
Water and light debt (included)
2,746 000
2,746,000
2,606,000
The city had a sinking fund on Sept.l 1906 of $229,010.
The $136,750 of 6% village bonds are not strictly a liability of the
city, as they were issued by the village of Duluth under a special Act of the
Legislature which provides that the County Commissioners of St. Louis
County shall levy a special tax to pay the interest on them and provide a
sinking fund to meet them at maturity.
$2,746,000 of the total bonded debt is a special lien upon the city’s water
and light plant, the surplus earnings of which are applied to the payment
of the luterest
therefor.
Fred.
This city is In Morrison Countv.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907. .$106,000! Total t
ax'(per‘$l ,000) 1906.,.$48 20
Assessed valuation 1906
1,174,826j Population ini 1905
5,856
&e.—
Tota bonded debt
Paulson, Auditor.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$98,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Floating debt
15,831
6s
Apr $10,000c..Apr
1 1908 Sinking fund assets
21,730
6s
July 20,000c
1912-1916 Assessed valuation 1906
3,979,306
($4,000 due yearly on July 12.)
(Assessm’t abt. 2-3 actual value.)
Court House Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per M.) 1906_$13 85
f$5,000r..July 1 1920 Aver, tax ill county 1906
*30 28
4s *05
July (30,000 r_.July 1 ’21-23 Population in 1890
1,299
l 5,000r..July
1 1924 Population in 1905
6,273
INTEREST on the West Duluth bonds Is payable at the National Park
Bank, N. Y.; on all other bonds at American Exchange Nat. Bank, N. Y.
TOTAL
John P.
County seat Is Two Harbors.
Refunding Water & Light Bonds.
4s g’06 A-O $295,000c..Apr 1 1936
FINANCIAL AGENT.—The American
York Is the tinanclal agent of the city of
are tax exempt.
BONDED DEBT iMch ’07 $2,010,500
Floating debt
13,164
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907. £.023,664
Sinking fund
515,451
NET DEBT Mch 1907
1,458,213
County property 1907
1,952,844
Assessed value, real
126,784,224
Assessed value, personal. 50,518,439
Total valuation 1906
177,302,663
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
State and co. tax (per M) '06__ $6 01
Population In 1890
...185,294
Population In 1900
..228,340
Population In 1905
292.806
..
Incorporated^l887.
4s g '05 M-S $100,000c._Mch 1 1925
General Fund Bonds.
5s ‘87
J-J
1907
$100,000c..July
5s ‘87
M-N
100,000c..Nov
1912
5s .88
M-S
1918
185,000c..Sept
5s '93
M-N
200,000c.. Nov
1923
100,000c..Jan
1920
4>£&’U0 J-J
4.48*92 M-N 100,000c.. Nov 1 1922
4>*sg’96 J-J 250,000c..July 1 1926
Permanent Improvement.
5s ’87
J-J
$100,000c_.July 1 1907
4s '01
J-J
99,000c.. Jan 1 1931
Park Bonds.
4s *90
J-.J
1920
$70,000c._ July
J-J
1921
4s)'»l
242,000c..Jan
A)’ bonds
When Du..
Court House & City Hall Bonds.
44s’87 J-J $335,000c..July 1 1917
44s’91 J-J
315,000c_.July 1 1921
44sg’94A-0 600,000c..Apr 2 1924
4 4s’95 A-O
400,000c.. Apr I 1925
46 ’90
J-J
100,000c. .Jan 1 1920
Bridge Bonds.
4Jis’87 M-S $75,000c__Sept 1 1917
4Hs’89 M-S
35.000c_.Sept 1 1919
Drainage Bonds.
4s
’05 J-J
J $8.000c
1907-1914
\
2,500c
1915
County Bonds.
4^s’89J-D
$15,000c..Dec 1 1919,
INTEREST Is payable at the National Park Bank In New York
City.
...
DULUTH.
Henry C. Hanks, Treasurer; Hugh
Scott, Auditor.
County seat Is Minneapolis.
____1919
’08-'12
[VOL. LXXXIV
4 4s’84
4s ’89
4s ’89
4s ’92
4s ’93
100,000
J-J
223,000
M-N 100,000
M-N 65.000
A-O
J-J
3^S’02J-J
July 1 1913
Jan
Julv
Mav
Nov
11914
1 1914
1 1919
1 1919
40.000
Apr 30 1922
20,000
70,000
Mav 1 1923
Apr 1 1932
Schools.
4s ’85
J-J .$80,000
July 1
4s ’87
A-O
50,000...Oct 15
4s ’89
M-N 125,000...May 15
4s ’89
A-O
75,000...Oct 15
4s ’90
J-J
50,000...July 15
4s ’95
J-J
100,000
July 1
4s ’96
J-J
100,000
July 1
4s ’97
J-.J *200 000
Jan 1
3 HjS'99 J-J *200,000
Jan 1
3 *^s'03 J-J *200,000
Jan 1
4s ’05
J-J
200,000
Jan 1
1915
1917
1919
1919
1920
1925
1926
1927
1929
1933
1935
City Hospital.
4s
4s
J-J
J-J
$25,000
75,000
Fire Department.
4s ’90
•
.J-D
Julv 1
1922
July I T923
incorporated Feb. 6
Sc wers
4s ’88
J-J
1867.
•
$90,000
Aug 1 1918
Permanent Improvements.
4
V$s’8 1
4Hs’83
4Hs’83
4 4s’84
4,4s’85
J-J $40,000
July 1 1908
A-O 134,000
Apr 2 1913
J-J
45,000
July 2 1913
M-S
75,000...Mch 15 1914
M-N 270,000
May 1 1915
4s '86
J-J
35,000...July 15 1916
4s ’87
A-O 320,000
Apr 1 1917
4s ’87
F-A 100,000...Aug 15 1917
4s ’87
J-D
50,000
Dec 1 1917
4s '89
M-S 170,000...Mch 15 1919
4s *89
M-N 125,000...May 15 1919
4s ’89
J-D 100,000 ..June 20 1919
4s '90
J-J
55,000.__Jan 15 1920
4s ’92
J-J
187.000
July 1 1922
43 ’03
J-J
*75,000
July 1 1933
4s '04
J-J
75,000c. .Jan 1 1934
Permanent Improve. Rev. Fund.
4 4s’91 J-J $245,000
July 1 1921
4s ’87
A-O 150,000
Apr 1 1917
4s ’88
F-A 155,000
Aug 1 1913
4s ’88
J-D
50,000...Dec 15 1913
4s ’89
F-A 100,000
Feb 1 1910
4s ’89
M-N 50,000...May 15 1919
4s ’90
J-J
50,000. ..Jan 15 1920
4s '90
J-J
200,000...1 Nov 1 1920
4s ’01
J-D 150,000
June 11931
4s '03
J-J *175,000
July 1 1933
4s ’04
J-J
175,000c...Jail 1 1934
Viaducts, &c.
4 VaS’84 M-S $52,000
Mch 1 1914
A As’84 M-S
48,000...Mch 15 1914
Waterworks.
4^s 83 J-J $280,000
July 2 1913
4Hs’85 M-M 30,000
May 1 1915
4s ’86
J-J
120,000...July 15 1916
4s ’87
A-O 330,000
Apr 1 1917
4s ’88
F-A 170.000
Aug 1 1918
4s ’90
J-J
50,000.. .Jan 15 1920
_
4s ’95
J-J *200,000
Ian 1
4s ’97
J-J *400,000
Jan 1
3 'i>s'02 J-J *250,000r
Julv 1
3 4s‘03 A-OM00.0M0__._Apr 1
5s ’07
J-J
35.751)
(Subject to call any time.)
1925
1927
1932
1933
1927
$15,000...July 13 1920
Outside of the 5 % limit of Indebtedness.
•This Is the average of taxes per $ 1,000 for all
purposes. Including amounts
raised by municipalities as well as
by the State and County.
Apr., 1907. J
RAMSEY COUNTY.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are mostly Tor $1,000.
INTEREST Is payable at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co., X.Y.C.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. ETC.—
Jan.
Bonded debt
Sinking funds
Net
debt...
1
’07. Jan.
1
06.
Jan.
’05. Jan. 1
1
'04.
$9,534,000
2,296,752
$9,384,000
2,228,503
$9,434,000
2,048,547
$8,869,000
1,835,555
$7,237,248
$7,155,497
$1,930,000
$7,385,453
$7,033,445
$1,930,000
Water debt (Included)-..$1,930,000
$1,930,000
The bonded debt as given above does not Include the new City
Court-House certificates, for the payment of which a special tax
tch year.
These on Jan. 1 1907 amounted to $676,000.
Hall and
Is levied
e
SINKING FUND.—It is provided by the city’s charter that In addition
raising a tax sufficient to pay the Interest on all its bonds, the city shall
levy a tax of one mill on each dollar of the assessed valuation to provide for
the principal of the bonds when due.
The maintenance of this sinking fund
for the payment of the principal of the bonds Is “declared to be part of the
contract with the holder of any bonds of the city that may hereafter be Is¬
sued and shall be kept Inviolate.’’
In accordance with this provision there
was raised by taxation for the sinking fund in 1905 $168,264.
The sinking
fun i Is largely Invested in bonds of the city of Minneapolis.
The city of Minneapolis is restricted in Its debt-making power to 5 % of
the assessed valuation after deducting the sinking fund from the debt; ex¬
to
ception Is made by Chapter 204, Laws of 1893. as amended by Chapter 128,
Lawscof 1895, wherein It is provided that debt created for the purchase of
water works shall be considered outside of the 5 % limit, and also that an ad¬
ditional 5 % debt may be created for certain purposes, provided the same
be authorized by a two-thirds vote of the people.
We have marked above
with a star (*) those Issues put out In excess of the 5 % limit.
WATER RECEIPTS.—The receipts from water rents, &c.
$325,405; current expenses for water works, $177,780.
VALUATION AND INDEBTEDNESS.—The
tax rate and bonded debt have been as follows:
31
1906.
.$164,419,145
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
1905.
138,690,490
per
$1,000.
were
Total Bonded
Debt.
$9,534,000
9,384,000
9,434,000
8,869,000
8.250,000
8,375,000
7,080,500
3,000,000
$26 50
29
28
28
29
27
135,708,902
128,596.734
102,212,506
99,492,054
136,944,372
77,468,267
23,415,733
1904.
1903.
1901.
1900.
1890.
1885.
1879.
in 1905
city’s assessed valuation,
Tax Rate
Tar Valuation.
Years—
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
117
MINNESOTA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
75
56
46
86
40
19 30
19 60
14 50
1.101.000
In 1906 the valuation of real estate was $115,680,586 and of personal
property $48,738,559.
The tax rate for 1906, on which taxes are collected for the year 1907, Is
$26.50, and Includes city tax, $12.69: State tax, $1.55; State school and
university tax, $1.23; county tax, $2.23, and school tax, $6 80, and average
ward funds tax, $2.00.
E. G. Krahmer, Auditor.
Ramsey County includes the CItv of St. Paul (which Is the county seat),
Its assessed \aluatlon being but slightly In excess of that of the city. Cer¬
tain of the bonds below described have the faith and credit of both St. Paul
and the county pledged for their payment, principal and interest. • • ■ •
LOANS—
When Due. SVfs'OO J-D $50,000c..Dec 15 1020
‘'Court House and City Hall.
3J^s'01 M-N 60,000c
May 6 1921
5s ’85
J-J
S50.000C
Jan 11915 3^s’03A-O
40,000c..Apr 15 1923
4(3s'86 J-J
100,000c
Jan 1 1916
Funding Floating Debt.
J^s'87 M-N 200,000c...May 2 1917 4s ’03 A-O $24,000c...Apr 1 1908
4HS.88 J-J 150,000c
July 2 1918 Old Fort St bds (outlawed) — $2,460
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1907.1,076,060
($7,600c..Mav 15 1910 Sinking fund
50,572
4
\ 7,500c..May 15 1911 NET DEBT Mch 4 1907...1,025,488
l 7,500c._May 15 1913 Assessed valuation, real._82,707,702
Assessed val., personal
f21,000c..Mch
1
23,767,051
4s ’05
M-S \
1910-1911-1913 Total valuation 1906
106,474,753
114,000c..Mch 1 1912 (Assessm’t abt. 2-3 actual value.)
3Hs'98 M-S 50,000c...Sept 2 1908 State & County tax (per M) ’06.$8.15
3^s'!)9 M-N 18,000c
May 1 1909 Average tax In county 1905..*$30.57
Bridge.
Population in 1905
206,330
4 H8’87 F-A 575,000c. _.Aug 1 1917 Population in 1900
170,554
Jail Bonds.
Population In 1890
.139,796
3Hs'00 J-D 100,000c...Dec 1 1920
INTEREST at County Treasury or at fiscal agency In New York City.
4s ’03
M-N
James E. Ford, Auditor.
RED LAKE COUNTY.
County seat is Red Lake Falls.
This county was formed In 1896 from a
Polk County.
Bortion
bondscounty
below obligation.
are not taxable in Minnesota,
'ralnageof bonds
are not aThe
direct
Portion
When Due.
LOANS—
of Polk Co debt
General bonds Jan 1 1906
Drainage Bonds
5s
May $9,000c
4 Us
Sept
8,000c
78,000c
5Ks
M-S
J-J
6,500c
5^s
5 H>s’04 J-J
6,000c
Funding Bonds
6s
J-J
$10,000c
4s
July 20,000c
July 14,000c
4,4s
..May 1
..Sept 2
..Sep 12
..Jan
__Jan
$9,339
56,339
Drainage debt (assessment) .107,500
1911 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906...163.839
4,000
1913 Sinking fund
1910
NET DEBT Jan 1 1906
159,839
Assessed valuation 1905
3,241,381
(Assessment of real estate about 1-5)
(Actual value personal prop. abt. 1-3)
1914
1915
.1907
1914 State & Co. tax(per M)ln 1905 $11 70
1916 Average tax In county 1905..*44 60
Jail Bonds
Population in 1905
15,955
4s
July $3,000r
12,195
1921 Population in 1900
INTEREST on tne funding 6s Is payable at New York; on the jail bonds
at St. Paul; on the drainage bonds, due In 1910 and 1911, at Minneapolis;
and on all other bonds at the County Treasurer's office.
RED WING.
A. P. Pierce,
Mayor; C. E. Harrison, Clerk.
Red Wing is situated in Goodhue County.
Incorporated March 3 1864.
LOANS—
When Due.
R W & Iowa Ry Bonds
4s
Jan 1 $18,000c
Jan 1 1909
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$ 5,000c
July 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$ 143.000
4s
J-J
5,500
5,000c..-July 1 1919 Floating debt
4s
J-J
5,000c
1920 Assessed valuation, real...2.004,362
J-J
814.196
4s ’05
10,000c..July 1 1921 Assessed val., personal
10,000c. July 1 1922 Total valuation 1906
.2,818,558
4sg ’06 J-J
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Water-Works
5s
J-J
$55,000c.July 1 ’07-T7 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .$31.40
.
In
POPULATION—In
1906.
261.974
164,738; in 1880, 46,887; In 1870. 13,066.
1900,
202,718 ;
in
1890,
5s
NEW ULM.
This
Population In 1890 was
(Interest payable at Red Wing.)
E. Wicherski, Clerk.
the county seat of Brown County.
city i
BONDED DEBT
Sept 1906-S104,000 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905.. ..$36 60
...5,720
8,non Population In 1905
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1905
E. C. Pannell, Auditor.
When
4
4
Mch
$3,000
July 1 1914
(Subject to call.)
July 1 ’12-’13 General bonds Feb 18 1907..$42,000
45,000
July 1 ’08-' 15 Drainage bonds (add’l)
.July 1 1909 TOTAL DEBT Feb.18 1907.. 87,000
7,101,288
...July 1 1910 Assessed valuation^ real
July 1 ’11*12 Assessed val., personal
1,415,796
1
1913
Total
valuation
1906
8,517,084
.July
Jan 1 ’08-’ 15 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
July 1 ’11-14 State & County tax (per M) ’06. $7.00
15,056
July 1 ’15-’16 Population in 1905
8,000.
t^s'06 J-J
July 1 6,000.
.
i
1
1909
.
3s ’06
July
House Ronds.
Sept $30,000
July 1 1914
(Subject to call.)
5s ’94
($2,500. ...July
3,000.
8,000.
f 1,000.
July < 1,500.
! 2,000.
I 1,500.
3s '06
Court
2,000.
$7,500.
July 1
2,000.
.
’
.July
11 ’ 15
1 1916
INTEREST on the drainage bonds is pavable at the .State Treasurer’s
office in St. Paul: on the county bonds of 1888 at the First National Bank In
New York City, on the county bonds of 1889 at the office of Kountze Bros.
In New York City.
W. C. Lincoln, Auditor.
Bonds
County scat is Fergus Falls.
Whin l)uc.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’04
$100,000r_.July l ’09-12
Ronds.
Dec f $4 .tiOAr ..July 1 1909
1 8,000r_ July 1 ’10-13
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.. $ 11 2.600
Ditch
3s '03
When Due. j BOND. DEBT Feb 19 1907
Sinking fund
are
Assessed valuation, real
exempt from taxation.
Assessed valuation, real.$10,494,600
Assessed value, personal.. 1,779,017
Total valuation 1906
12.27 R617
State & County tax (per M) '06.$7.10
Average tax In county 1906
$23.85
Population In 1905
Population in 1900
48,229
45.375
$45,000
5,000
4.750,997
769,562
5,520,469
(Assessment is abt. 1 3 actual val.)
State & County tax (per M) ’06 $7.70
Average tax in County 1906..*22.50
Total valuation 1906
Population in 1905
9,729
Population in 1900 was
9,688
INTEREST on the 4 9-10 % bonds is payable at First National Bank,
St. Paul; on the refunding bonds at the office of the County Treasurer,
Luverne:
and on the 5% court-house and jail bonds at the Seaboard
,
National
Bank. New York.
ROSEAU COUNTY.
S. G. Bcrtilritd, Auditor.
Roseau Is tlie county seat.
General bonds Feb 1 1907...$73,000
Assessment debt.
7,330
Floating debt
2,480
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907..
Cash on band
ST. CLOUD.
82,810
16,761
Assessed valuation 1906. .$2,195,446
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '06- 15.80
Population In 1905
J. E. C. Robinson, Mayor;
11,191
II. J. Limperich,
City Clerk.
located in Benton, Stearns and Sherburne counties.
Tills
Oct. 3 1903 purchased at foreclosure sale the local water-worksplant. paying $75,000 for the same.
LOANS—
When DueD
Permanent Improvement Bonds
Bridge Bonds
5s
J-J
$7,000
1913
5s
J-J
$80,000
1912-1919
Right-of-Way Bonds
Os
1908 1912
July $15,000
Funding Bonds
(S3,000 due yearly.)
5Hs
J-J $10.000.
1910
BONDED DEBT Mch 1906.$247,000
(Subject to call 1900.)
2,480,320
5s
F-A $15,000
1924 Assessed valuation 1905
(Assessment about 2-5 actual yalue.)
(Subject to call 1904.)
Total tax rate (per M) 1905 —$36 50
Fire Department Bonds
F-A $20,000 c
5s
1024 Population In 1905..
9,422
Water-Power Bonds
Population In 1900 was
* .8,663
This city is
on
A-O $100,000
6s
INTEREST payable In St. Paul,
—
Assessed val., personal
($5,000 due each year on April 20)
Refunding Ronds
5s
J-J
* “
$l5,000r
July 1 1908
city
OTTER TAIL COUNTY.
Skyberg, Treasurer.
.
Jail Ronds.
..June 1 1909
i^s'05 J-J
3s ’06
•
..Apr 2 190 8
’89
J-I)
5,000.
Drainage Ronds.
3s ’04 July
Due.
4s '99
Countv Ronds.
A O
-5s ’88
$4,000.
P. O
County seat is Luverne.
Court-House and Jail Ronds
4.9s
Aug 4 $5,0(H)r
Aug 5 1907
4.9s
Aug 4
5,000r
Aug 5 1909
4.9s
Amr 4
5,ooor.
.Aug 5 1911
5s
1913-T.V17
Ap 20 1 5,000r
Worthington is the county seat.
LOANS—
ROCK COUNTY.
LOANS—
1,085,455i
NOBLES COUNTY.
OS
8,149
.7,525
6,294
Bridge BondsPopulation in 1905
J-J
$35.000c.July 1 ’07-’l 3 Population In 1900 was
1010
FREE OF.TAX.— Bonds of this city are tax exempt
N. A.
POLK COUNTY.
Hollar. 1, Auditor;
H.
Wolto,
Deputy Auditor.
County seat Is Crookston.
This county was divided In 1896, a portion
being taken to form Red Lake County.
The ditch bonds are payable by special assessment and are not considered
as part of the county debt.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS—
6s ’85
Ditch Bonds.
Apr
$2,500c.-Apr 10 1915
J'ne
8,000c
June 1 1915
5 Hs’97 July $36,000c
July 15 1907 6s '85
6s ’98
J’ne
20,000c
June 1 1908 6s ’87
Sept
3,000c...Sept 1 1917
6s ’98
Funding Bonds.
July 24,000c...July 1 1908
May $40,000c..May 14 1913
6s 98
J’ne
20,000c.-.Aug 1 1908 4s ’83
4 Hs’03 Aug
May 20,000c. ..May 8 1919
40,500c. ..Aug 1 1910 5s ’89
1
’08-’
2
bonds Jan 1 1907
General
$73,500
4 i^s’03 Feb
12,500c. Feb 2
2
1913
Ditch
assessment
441,750
bonds,
5,000c. ..Feb
5s ’03
2,500. Feb 2 ’08- ’12 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907...515,250
*>
’08- ’13 General sinking fund
28,174
5s ’03
10,200. Feb
4 2,050
.100,000
3s ’03
July ~t ’08- ’13 Ditch sinking fund
8,841,483
3s ’03
July 1 ’09- ’13 Assessed valuation, real
45,100
Aug 1 V if 1 3 Assessed val., personal
3s ’03
1,887,511
4,800.
’09’13
1
10,728,994
Total
valuation
1906
3s ’03
30,900. .July
6s '04
54,500. Mch 1 ’07- 14 (Assessing abt. 30% actual value.)
5 Us’05
18,800. .Jan 1 ’08- ’15 State & County tax (per M) ’06$10.30
3s ^05
*40.50
July 48,200r --Jlllj 1 ’09- T9 Average tax In county 1906
5s ’06
8,600. .J an 1 ’08- TO Population in 1890
30,192
.
.
’
.
•
5s ’06
5s ’06
1,400. .Jan
12,000. .Jan
INTEREST is
1
1
’10- Tfl
’09- TO
Population in 1900
Population in 1905
35,429
37,212
payable in Minneapolis and at the State Treasurer’s office.
Christ Larson, City Recorder.
ST. JAMES.
This city is' the county seat of Watonwan County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1900.$05,000 Assessed valuation
1906
Population in 1905
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
W. A. Holgate ,
$619,622
2.320
Treasurer.
County seat is Duluth.
LOANS—
When Due ) NET DEBT Feb 18 1907...$484,230
Railroad Aid Bonds ’’
Assessed valuation, leal. 111,075,062
Oct
5s
$250,000c..Oct 2 1923 : Assessed val., personal.. 12,512,800
Road and Bridge Bonds
Total val nation 1906
123,587,862
5s
J-J
1908 (Assessment abt. 1-3 actual value.
$40,000 c
4 4s
J-J
30,000 c
1909 State & Co. tax(per $1,000) *06.$6 00
44s
J-J
50,000 c
1910 Average tax In county 1905
*22 96
4s
1916 Population In 1890 was
J-J
147.000 c
44,862
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 1907.$517,000 Population in 1900 was
82.932
Sinking
117,513
Exchange National
32,764 Population In 1905
fund
INTEREST Is payable In New York at American
Bank and at the Fanners’ Loan & Trust Co.
R. A. Smith, Mayor;
ST. PAUL.
L. Betz, Comptroller.
St. Paul Is In Ramsey County, and Its valuation Is only slightly less than
the valuation of the entire county.
Some of the Ramsey County bonds
have the faith and credit of both county and city pledged for their pay¬
ment, principal and Interest.
Incorporated March 4 1854.
•
This
average of taxes per $1,000 for all purposes. Including
by municipalities as well as by the State and County'.
Is the
amounts raised
118
MINNESOTA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
Abutments—Railroad Crossings.
Lake Como Bonds.
4‘#’91M-S $25,000c
Sept 1 1921
$50,000c
Jan 11916
Court House and
City Hall.
Alms and Work-house.
5s ’85
J-J
$50,000c
Jan
1 1915
5s ’83
A-O $25,000c
Apr 2 1913 4 J#’86 J-J 100,000c
Jan
11916
5s ’84
M-S
25.000c...Mch 1 1914 4 ‘,#’87 M-N
200,000c...May 2 1917
Armory Bonds.
4 )#’88 J-J
150,000c
July 2 1918
3|4a’02 M-N $99,000c...May 1 1922
Park Loan Certificates.
Board of Education.
4s
J-J
5s ’85
$5,325c...July 1 1907
M-N $50,000c
May 2 1915 4s
J-J
5,925c
4 ‘-#’86 F-A
July 1 1908
50,000c... Feb 11916 4s
J-J
6,000c
4 Vjs’87 M-N
July 1 1909
150,000c...May
4s
2
1917
J-J
4,900r
4 i^e’86 J-J
July
1 1910
144,000c&r-.Jan 2 1918 4s
J-J
3,000r
4 ‘ #’89 M-N
July 1 1911
1 1919
100,000c...May
Bridge
Loans.
4s ’90
J-J
100,000c_.Jan 15 1920 5s ’83 A-O $5,000c
4s ’04
Apr 2 1908
A-O 100,000r
Oct 1 1934 5s ’85
M-N 200,000c
May 1 1915
Council Appropriations.
4 !#’86 J-J
100,000c
4 )#’87 M-N
July 1 1916
100,000c...May 2 1917 4 Vis’87 M-N 214,000c...May
2 1917
Parks.
4 Vis’87 M-N
50,000c. .Nov 15 1917
5s ’83
A O
4 Vis’88 J-J
2
$25,000c...Apr
1913
4 14s’86 J-J
25,000c
Jan 1 1916 4 Vis’88 F-A 300,000c...July 2 1918
16,000c... Aug 1 1918
4 ‘#’87 M-S
225,000c&r.Sept
1 1917 4s ’82
J-D
26,000c
June 1 1907
4s ’90
M-N 45,000c...May 1 1920 4s ’89
J-J
34,000c
4s ’05
A O
75,000c...Oct 1 1935 4s ’90 J-J 250,000c&r. July 1 1919
Jan 1 1920
4s ’07
F-A
25,000c...Jan 31 1937 4s ’00 M-N 55,000c
Fire Department.
May 1 1920
4s
’07
M-S
100,000c ..Feb 28 1937
4 '2s'86 J-J
$50,000c...Jan 1 1916
Street.
4 *.#’87 M N
100,000c..-May 2 1917 5s ’84 A-O $5.000c...Apr
1 1909
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
5s ’83
A-O
40,000c. ..Apr 2 1913
(Schools, Bridges and Sewers) —
5s ’83
F-A
4s ’03
1913
M
35,000e<fcr_Aug
S$200,000r...Sept 1 1933 4s ’90 J-J
22.000c*
Jan 1 1920
Sewerage.
4s ’05
M-N 10,000c...Nov 1 1935
5»’84
Al-S $95,000c...Mch 1 1909
Water.
5s ’83
A-O 100,000c...Apr
2 1908 5s '84
A-O $40,900c&r_Apr 1 1909
5s ’85
A-O 200,000c...Apr 1 1915 5s ’83
F-A
4 ‘#’86 J-J
1913
100,000c...July 1 1916 5s ’84 A-O 146,000c...Aug 1 1914
4 '48*87 M-N
99,000c-..Apr 1
200,000c...May
2
1917
5s
’85
A-O 390,000c<fcr.Apr 1 1915
4 ‘#’88 J-D
200,000c&r_Dec 1 1918 4 'y,s’87 M-N
4s 89
195,000c_..May 2 1917
F-A
250,000c&r_Aug 1 1919
4s '90
M-N 145,000c&r.May 1 1920 44‘#’88 M-S 300,000c&r. Mch 1 1918
‘#’89
J-J
96,000c
Jan 1 1919
4s '07
M-S 100,000c..Feb 28 1937 4
*#’89 J-J 146,000c«Scr.Jan 1 1919
West St. Paul Levee
Grading.
4 Vis'89 M-N
4s ’90
100,000c...May 1 1919
M-N $45,000c
May 1 1920 4s ’82 J-D 349,000
June 1 1912
Has pi tal.
4s
’90
M-N
4 ‘#’87 M-N
100,000c...May 1 1920
$50,000c
1917 4s ’07
May
2
A-O
50,000c. .Mch 31 1937
4 '#’91 F-A
50,000c
Aug 1 1921
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’89
F-A
30,000c...Aug 1 1919 4s ’97 M-S $50,000r
4s ’0ft
Sept 1 1907
M-S
20,000c...Sept 1 1935 4s ’90 M-N 50,000c..May
15 1920
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s ’03
J-J
4s ’06
99,000c...July
1 1933
M-S $150,000c..Feb 28 1936
4s
*04
A-O
75,000c. ..Apr 1 1934
4s ’06
A-O
50,000c.-Sept 30 1936 3 j#’98 M-N 260,0001...Nov
1 1908
4
INTEREST
CERTIFICATES.—(See "Chronicle,”
LOANS—
V. 63, p. 847.)
VALUATION AND
INDEBTEDNESS.—The
Is said to be about
60 % of actual value.
Years
1906.-..
1905
city’s assessed valuation
Assessed Valuation
R^al.
$79,398,227
75.251,237
74,332,561
74.436,451
Personal.
„
$23,723,408 $102,723,408
Pit $ 1,000
.
Dec. 31.
$29.60
$8,294,000
96,071,522
30.60
8,193,000
95,775,362
27.00
8 112,600
1903
93,992,418
29.10
1900
8,072,600
70,877,728
86,637,646
22.40
1890
8,001,100
106,204,133
122,000.000
20.00
1880
7,579,965
21,048.048
27,955,387
18.00
1,873,310
AH the valuation
figures are as reported after
deducting exemptions.
POPULATION.—In 1905 was 197,023; In 1900 it was
163,065; In 1890
133.156; in 1880, 41,473; In 1870,
20,030.
1904
STEVENS COUNTY.
20,820,285
21,442,801
19,555,967
15,759,9)8
16,895,335
6,907,339
\\
"
INTEREST Is payable in Morris.
STILLWATER.
J. H.
This city is situated In
Raiin.svill<\ Mayor;
City Clerk.
A
II.
X.
WILLMAR.
H.
Gunderson, City Clerk.
This city Is In Kandiyohi
County.
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
6s
June $20,000
Funding Bonds.
5s
July $30,000
5s
1914
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
Aug
$1,000
1911
INTEREST
on water
Os Is payable In St.
E. C.
SOUTH ST. PAUL.
South st
Paul Is
LOANS—
J. J. O’Brien. Recorder.
situated in Dakota
County. Incorporated
When Due.
on
4?.jS
M-N $86,520c
May 1 1911
City-Hall Bonds
6s
6s
J-D $10.000c
June 1 1914
a
J-D
5,000c__ Dec 1 1920
Educational Bonds
6s
a
J-D $20,000c. .June 1 1914
6s
a
J-D
1,000c. -Dec 2 1907
6s
a
M-S
1 ,000c. ..Sept 15 1914
6s
a
J-D
3,000c
Dee 2 1919
4s ’05
J-J
25,000c...Jan 1 1935
High School Bonds.
4s
a
-
$50,000
6s
General Bonds
a
J-D
$5,000c...Dec
2 190
1886.
Improvement Bonds
6s
a
J-D $47,000c
June 1 1919
6s
M-S
ll.000c-.Sept 15 1922
Fire Department Bonds
6s
a
J-D $5,000c
June 1 1914
6s
a M-S
3,000c
Sept 15 1917
'6s
a J-D
3,000c
June 1 1920
6s
a
J-J
3,000c
Dec 1 1920
BOND. DEBT Feb
1907___$203,520
Assessed valuation 1906
1,919,595
(Assessment abt. 1-3 actual
value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906. ..$34.20
Population in 1905
3,458
Population In 1900
.2,322
!
a All the 6
% bonds above have an endorsement
bond and coupon,
stamped on back of each
reducing the Interest to 4 H %, and also
subject to call on thirty days’ notice.
making the bonds
on other
bonds In Willmar.
Moulton, Township Clerk.
INTEREST on $25,000 Issue Is payable
at the office of Town
other bonds at County Treasurer’s
office.
WINONA.
This
J. A.
seat of Winona
LOANS—
Ret.
4s
When DueA
Ferry, Road & Bridge Bonds
J-J
Treasurer;
Latsch, Mayor; L. D. Frost, City Recorder.
city is the county
$15.000c
Jan
High Wagon Bridge
1
1933 1
County.
Incorporated Mch 6 1857.
Winona S. W. Ry.
5s
J-J $100.000c Jan
1 ’08-’17
Park Bonds.
4 ^ ’06 J-J
$10,000.
.July 1 1929
BONDED DEBTSept 1
’06-$433,000
Water debt (Included)
100.000
3^s
J-J J$45,000c July 1 ’29-*31 School
bonds (included)
57,000
\ 5,000c
Jan 1 1932 Assessed
valuation, real
5s
5,152,721
J-J
25,000c.July 1 ’19-’23 Assessed val., personal
2.032,648
4><jS
J-J
25,000c July 1 ’07-’ll Total valuation
1905
7,185,369
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment
about
actual value.)
5s
J-J $19.000c July 1 ’17-’18 Total
tax (per $1.000)
1905.._$33 60
f 15,000c July 1 ’ 12-’l6
Population
In 1890 was
18,208
J-J ( 12,000c July 1 ’24-*27
3^8
Population In 1900 was
19,714
l
5,000c
July 1 1928 Population in 1905
20,334
INTEREST Is payable at the National
Park Bank, New York
5s
Jan 1 $100,000c Jan 1 1919-’28
Water-Works Bonds.
-
City,
•
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we
give statistics regarding minor divisions In
State which are not represented
among the foregoing detailed
the
reports;
Bonded
Debt.
Location—
Ada Ind. Sell. Dlst
Aitkin (V.), Aitkin Co
Aitkin Schdol District
Barnesvllle (C). Clay Co
Becker Count y
.
-
Floating
Debt.
Assessed
.$25,000
.
.
.
.
T
.
Clay County
Cloquet fC). Carlton County.
Dawson School District.
Detroit (C). Becker Co
East Grand Forks (C), Polk
..
.
.
.
County
.
.
.
34.000
3.000
35,000
13.236
50,000
57.000
6.000
57,000
28.000
).
32,245
34.500
40,000
50.000
30,000
40,000
25,000
40.000
63.500
44.000
25.000
•Ely (C), St. Louis County.
Eveleth (C). .St. Louis County
Grand Rapids (V). Itasca Co.
Hallock (V). Kittson County
Lesueur (C> Lesueur County
25,000
-
.
...
..
Pine
County
Pipestone (C), Pipestone Co, 25,000
Pipestone .School District
40'000
Tax
Rate.
$521.645
429,031
532,090
$17.00
5,414,234
1 ,038,264
10.87
40.00
13,916
689.410
8,700.000
720.000
300,000
546,633
17.805
456.084
3 3 11,905
1 .279.438
513,306
250,000
439.389
709.854
6 .667.158
907.656
48.135
None
5.100
14.019
.
2,6.8
1 .129,000
5 .685.538
292.051
1 ,372,095
1 .218.935
4 .688.024
569,795
.
Plalnview School District28.000
Redwood Falls(C), RedwoodCo
39,770
Renville (C), Renville Co
29,500
Renville County
45.000
Rochester <C). Olmstead Co. 35.000
Shelburne County
33.000
Thief River Falls (C>, Red
Lake County
40,500
Thief River Falls Sch. Dist-. 27,300
Tracy. Linn Countv
41 .000
Two Harbors (V), Lake
Co.. 59,500
Vlrignla Sell. Dlst. No. 22
52.000
Wadena. Wadena Comitv.
31.000
Waseca (C). Waseca County.
49.000
Wells (V), Faribault
County. 30.000
_
-
.
...
..
.
_
.
.
.
(C) City; (Vj Village.
_
Population
1905
41 00
22.60
1.896
1 ,566
18,49 0
3,800
1 .766
2,36 4
302,175
580.718
4 1 .000
41 ,000
50,000
40,000
106,209
31,000
25,000
55.000
Valuation.
3,500
.
Luverne (C>, Rock
County-.
McLeod County
Marshall School District
Moorhead. Clay County
Morrison County.
Mountain Lake Sell. District.
Nashwank. Itaska County
Owatonna (C), Steele Co
.
■
Refunding Bridge Bonds
Paul;
The township of
Winnebago City Is In Faribault County and contains the
village of the same name.
Incorporated 1874.
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation
1906.__$780,090
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds.
1 (Assessment about 2-5
actual value.)
5s
Jan $25 000c&r.._Jan 1921
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906..,$52 00
5s
July 10,000c&r... .Julyl918 Population In 1905
4 V#
2,037
J-.T
13.000c&r.Dec31 1925 ; Population In 1900 was
2,250
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$48,000 -
.
.
16 1874.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$51,000
Floating debt
■_
3,600
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
54,600
Sinking fund assets
6,300
Assessed valuation 1906... 1,126,732
Population In 1905.
.4,040
'
1921
.
New charter granted
1891.
LOANS—
When DueA
Improvement Refundment Bonds
Refunding Bonds
4s
M-S $ 11,000c
4s '«»6
Sept 1 1913
Aug
0
$5,(100
Aug 2
1921 BOND. DEBT Feb
1907
M-S
$42,000
5,000c
0c
1911
Sept
Water
debt (Included)
5s
M-S
25,000
7,000c
0e_-Sept 1
1907 Assessed valuation 1906
5s
M-S
945,403
5,000c
1 1909 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906..$31 00
Improvement Bond
Population in 1905
6S
4,514
Sept $9,000c
1908 Population In 1900
4,302
INTEREST on the Improvement bonds
due 1908 Is payable at the
Clerk’s office; on other bonds
City
the Chase National Bank, New
York.
Incorporated Jan.
When Due
Benson
city in Nicollet County.
Ward, Clerk.
Washington County.
Incorporated 1854.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907.$315,000
Current Fund Bonds
3,500
5s
’82 F-A $20.000c_.Feb 15 1912 Sinking fund
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907
311,500
Refunding Bonds
Assessed
valuation,
real
2,856,852
5s
’91 J-J
$25,000c
Jan 1 1921 Assessed
val., personal
1,159,012
Permanent Improvement
Total valuation 1906
5s
4,015,864
M-S$100,000c
Sept
1 1911 (Assessment Is 60% actual
value.)
5s
M-S
50,000c_..Sept 1 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900) ..$35
00
5s
A-O
60,000c
Oct 11917 Population in 1905
12,435
5s
J-J
60,000c...July 1 1921 Population in 1900
12,318
INTEREST Is payable at Fifth Avenue
Bank, New York.
.
H.
Ware, Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$14,089
Court House and Funding Bonds.'
Assessed valuation 1906
6s
4,607,923
Dec $30,000c
1913 (Assessment on real estate
Is
about
Railroad Aid Bonds.
1-3 and on personal
5s '92
property about
J-J $50,000c
Jan 1 1923
actual value.)
4N
BOND. DEBT Feb 19
’07...$80,000 State & County tax (per M) ’06.$8.2S
Floating debt
274 Population In 1905
9,215
.
ST. PETER.
F. E.
is payable In St.
Paul; on all other
at the Amer. Exchange National
Morris is the county seat.
Total City
Bonds.
Tax Rate
Total.
high-school bonds
Bank. New York City.
WINNEBAGO CITY.
Interest
Name and Purpose.
Principal
Rate. Payable.
When Due.
Department funds.c 119061
Outstanding.
4
Seml-an
June 15 1907 $1,753,300
The city is authorized to
Issue In any one year certificates to the
of 80 % of the tax
amount
levy for said year.
All Issues of coupon bonds
exchanged for registered securities
may be
upon application.
PAR VALUE.—The bonds are
all, or nearly all, for $1,000 each.
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at the
Mechanics’ National Bank,
New York, which Is the
fiscal
of the City of St. Paul.
The tax levy
certificates are payable at the agent
National German-American
Bank, St. Paul.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—
Feb. 1 ’07.
Total bonded debt
Jan. 1 ’06.
(Including water bonds)
$8,294,000 $8,193,000
Tax levy certificates of
Indebtedness
1,753,300
Park loans
1,646,300
25,150
30,475
Total city debt
$10,072,450 $9,869,775
Less -sinking funds
735,468
731,228
Net debt
$9,336,982
Water debt Included In the above
$9,138,547
$2,330,000
Water debt sinking fund included in total.
$2,352,000
above total
$709,868
$705,261
CITY PROPERTY.—The
water-works owned by St. Paul are
self-sus¬
taining and cost $6,603,641. The water debt Is to
be met by the
Water Commissioners,
who, according to the city charter, "shall Board of
such water-rates as will at
establish
all times Insure to the
city a sutficlent Income to
a fund
to pay principal upon all the bonds, etc.,
ssued for water
The value of all
purposes."
fncludlng the water works. In Feb. 1907 was property owned by the city
estimated at $19,190,000.
f>ay interest and to provide
the
bonds, except those of 1905, Is payable
i^S’80 J-J
TAX LEVY
on
1 V'OL. LXXXIY.
None
4.308
None
444 .777
500,000
302,270
11 .000.000
15.000
*>
None
o
21.550
3 .000
None
3.234
12.524
.125,000
30.00
16.90
4.22
62.00
19,457
27.50
42.90
2,149
15.00
26.4D
52.10
15.13
35.00
34.00
38.80
3.90
19.00
30.00
6.39
18.00
34.30
34.50
7.37
20.00
20.00
19.00
36.00
28.00
5.50
39.00
2,489
4,045
5,332
2,055
1,014
1 ,842
2,272
19.315
4.797
24.584
684
5,651
14,869
2,885
1,806
1,229
24,032
7,233
7,963
.221 ,620
541,591
538,737
556,000
595.315.
G .200.000
546,866
749.073
44.80
28.50
35.00
39.50
9.20
29.50
38.80
-
-
-
-
3,502
2,015
.
4,402
1 .868
K
Apk., 1907.
IOWA—DEBT OF STATE.
State of
in excess of one and one-quarter
per centum of the actual value of the taxa¬
ble property ascertained as above provided in this
Iowa.
Act,
as a
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act June 12 1838)
July 3 1S3S
Admitted as a State (Act Aug. 4 1846)
Total Area of State (square miles)
State Capital
Governor (term expires Jan. 1909)
Dec. 28 1846
56,025
Des Moines
Albert B. Cummins
Secretary of State (1st Monday Jan. 1909)
(1st Monday Jan. 1909)
Auditor (l§t Monday Jan. 1909)
Treasurer
city of the second class of 3,000, or less, population to become In¬
debted for the purpose of building and furnishing school houses
and pro¬
Morrow
B. F. Carroll
curing sites, to
Under the “biennial election" amendment adopted
In 1904, the General
Assembly will meet in regular session on the second Monday In
January
1900 and also on the second
Monday In January 1907, and biennially there¬
after.
There is no limit to length of session.
Personal
Telephone
Lands.
Property.
Railroads.
Telco. Cos.
.$455,871.61 1 $112,882,114 $63,044,61 7 $2,935,480
1903...
450,810.676
108,462,123
58.785,749
2,835,502
1904...
1 1 0.171 ,7 1 1
471,488,816
58,053.770
2,730,267
1903..
466,597,610
102,044,014
56,947,711
2,348,066
1902...
410,189,783
109,168,678
51,570,242
1,911,688
1901...
405,541,075
104,030,797
47,328,911
1,561,835
1900...
393,250,888
98,856,185
46,194.727
1,451 959
1890...
374,753,112
105.543,264
42,902.608
663,874
1880...
303,381,498
82,638,655
23,646,161
152,706
must
POPULATION OF STATE1905
2,210,337 | 1880
1900
2,231,8531 1870
1890.:
1,911,896! 1860
STATE OF IOWA.
BLACK HAWK COUNTY.
J. J.
572,840,391
to 1911.)
.
558,462.618
539.753,759
523,862,858
409.819.020
.
.
.
TAX RATE.—The State tax (per $1,000) for 1905 Is
$3 70; this Includes
general State tax, $3 20, and special tax. 50 cents, for educational
purposes
for 1904 it was $3 50, made
up of a general State tax of $3 00, and the special
tax of 50 cents for educational
purposes.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Iowa’s Constitution
debt, both State debt and municipal debt.
FIRST,
restricts
the
creating of
municipal corporations at only 1 X % of the actual value of property therein
returned by the last tax list.
This change was made because, under a
as
revision of the Revenue Law which went Into effect In
1898, property Is now
appraised for taxation on a much higher basis than formerly.
In 1904
again in 1906 the Act
was
amended, the important sections
now
read¬
follows:
Section 1. That section thirteen hundred and slx-b (1306-b) of the
sup¬
plement to the code and chapter forty-three (43) of the Acts of the 30th
General Assembly Ik* and the same are hereby repealed, and the
following
enacted In lieu thereof:
“No county or other political or municipal
corporation shall be allowed
to become Indebted in any manner or for any
purpose to an amount exceed¬
ing in the aggregate the amount of one and one-fourth
per centum of the
actual value of the taxable property within such
county or corporation,
except that cities and incorporated towns may. for the purpose of purchas¬
ing. erecting or maintaining and operating waterworks, electric
light and
power plants, gas works and heating plants, or of building and
constructing
sewers, Incur an Indebtedness not exceeding in the aggregate, added to all
other indebtedness, five per centum of the actual value of the
taxable
property within such city or incorporated town.
The amount of such taxa¬
ble property shall be ascertained by the last State and
county tax list pre¬
vious to the incurring of such Indebtedness.
Section 2
Provided, that before such indebtedness can be contracted
M-N $60,000c
May 1 1913
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
INTEREST Is payable In Chicago.
BURLINGTON.
This
F. C.
When Due.
Aug 1 1924
Funding Bonds.
Rainbow, County Auditor.
BONDED DEBT June 1 ’06 $110,000
Assessed valuation, real.. 7,941,598
Assessed val, personal
2,093,924
Railroads, &e
844,088
Total valuation 1906
10,879,610
(Assess’t about X appraised value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) 1906. .$15 70
Population In 1905
36,617
Population In 1900
$2,399
Norton, Auditor.
city Is In Des Moines County.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds
4s ’04
F-A$40,000c
following,
4s ’04
F-A $80,000c
Aug 1 1924
GEX'L BONDS Apr 1 1907.$139.000
Assessment debt
49,500
Floating debt
80,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1907. 268,500
INTEREST on bonds Is payable
Bank and In Burlington.
Incorporated July 2 1836.
Sinking fund
$2,000Assessed valuation, real
2.419,964
Assessed val., personal
1,068,560
Total valuation 1906
3.488,524
(Assessm't X appraised value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$80 70
Population In 1900
23,201
Population In 1905
25,318
In New York at Chemical National
BURLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. W. TURPIN,
Secretary.
Bonds are tax exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due. Tax valuation, real
$4,000,000
4s
M-N
Nov 1 1007 Tax valuation, personal
$9.500c
1,500,000
(Subject to call at any time.)
Total valuation 1907
5,500,000
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 1907-$9.500 School tax (per $1,000)
’06..$32.10
INTEREST payable at Burlington.,
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Treasurer.
A. H.
Connor, Mayor; T. Devendorf,
Cedar Rapids Is In Linn County.
Charter granted 1856.
On July 1 1903
city took over the management and operation of the water works for¬
merly owned by the Cedar Rapids Water Co., and assumed all the outstand¬
ing obligations, amounting to $450,000, of which $75,000 has been paid
the
leaving
outstanding
LOANS—
$375,000.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
6s
May 15 $100,000c_from 1906
J-J j $120,OOOc-June 1 ’07-18
City-Hall Bonds.
1
21,OOOc-June 1 1919 4s ’07
$125,000c
Watei’’ Co. Bonds (debt assumed.) . BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07_$727,000
5s
M-N $150,000c
Nov 1 1927, Water debt (Included)...
375,000
(Subject to call Nov 1907 at 105.) 1 Assessed valuation 1906.. 4,772,256
; $220,000c July 1 ’07-'17 Appraised valuation 1906.19,089,025
4^s
J-J)
5,000c July 1
1918 (Assessmn’t about X appraised val.)
(Subject to call any J-J at par.)
Tax rate on assessed val. ’06..$85.00
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate on appraised val
’06.f21.50
4s
J-J $100,000c
July 1 1916 Population In 1905.
28,759
(Redeemable In 1915.)
'Population 1900 (Census)
25.656
INTEREST on $100,000 of bonds due In 1910 Is payable at the Farmer*
Loan (V Trust Co. of New York City; on the funding bonds at the First
National Bank, Chicago, on the sewer bonds at the City Treasurer’s office
and on the Water Co. bonds at the Northern Trust Co., Chicago.
CEDAR RAPIDS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
J. M. I. N
4s
-
-
GOLD, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. 3Hs
J-D $63,000c. ..June 1 1911
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call June 1 1906.>
J-J
$73,000c...july 5 1908 i BONDED DEBT Feb 18 ’07 $191,000
(Subject to call after 1903.)
Assessed valuation 1906..5,047,482
3Hs
M-N $ 10,000c
May 1 1909 (Assessment X appraised value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1900.. $29 00
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
3 J-2R
J-D
45,000e
June 1 1910 INTEREST Is payable at the Treas(Subject to call June 1 1905.)
urcr’s office.
4s
,
CHARITON.
A. D.
Gray, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Lucas County.
LOANS—
When Due. |
Water Bonds.
5s ’06
J-J
$35,000...July
1
1926!
(Optional 1911. 1916 and 1921.)
Population In 1905
4,045 j
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Dr. D. MacRae Jr
McAneny, Auditor.
,
Mayor; John L.
Council Bluffs Is In Pottawattamie County.
Incorporated 18*;*
Regular Bonded Debt.
!
Intersection Improv.— (5-20s.)
Refunding.
J-D $40,000c
4Xs
__1915
43^S’83 A-O $43,000c...Oct 1 1918;
Debt April I 1906.
(Subject to call after 1903.)
Bonded under 5 % limit
$203,500
Funding Bonds.
Intersection bonds (add’l).. 100,000
f $ 146,000c..Sept
07-17 BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’U6_ 303.500
4Hs M-S i 13,000
in even years Sinking fund
7,917
and $13,500 In odd y’rs; NET DEBT April 1 1906.
295,583
l $1,500c
1919 Appraised valuation 1905. 3,922,223
Intersection Iinp’t IO-20s.
Assessed valuation 1905
980,555
6s
Var
$2,000c
1909 (Assessment 25% appraised value.)
6s
Var
22,000c
1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$84 20
6s
Var
1911 Population In 1890
11,000c
21,474
6s
Var
6.500c
1912 Population In 1900
25,802
6s
Var
4,000c
1913 Population In 1905
25,231
6s
J-J
3,000c
1914 |
6*
1915!
O-Jan 2.500C
2,500c
INTEREST on all the bonds Is payable In New York City at the National
Park Rank; also at City Treasury.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
D. L. ROSS. Secretary.
This district Is co-extensIve with Kane Township and the city of Council
.
..
,
•
.
Funding Bonds.
4s
as to State
debt, the limitation made Is not absolute, for It
permits
other debt If authorized by some law for some
single specified work.
But
this permission Is very safely guarded—(1) the law must
provide for the col¬
lection of a direct annual tax sufficient to pay the interest
regularly and dis¬
charge the debt In twenty years; and (2) the law cannot take effect until It
has been submitted to the people at a
general election, and has received a
majority of the votes cast.
All the debt provisions
relating to the State
we give below:
ARTICLE 7, Section 1. [Limitation of State
indebtedness.] The credit of
the State shall not in any manner be given or loaned
to. or In aid of, any
Individual, association or corporation; and the State shall never
assume or
become responsible for the debts or liabilities of
any Individual, association
or corporation, unless Incurred in time of war
for the benefit of the State.
Section 2.
(Snmc.l
The State may contract debts to
deficits or failures in revenues, or to meet expenses otherwisesupply casual
provided for:
but the aggregate amount of such debts, direct and
contingent, whether
contracted by virtue of one or more Acts of the General
Assembly or at
different periods of time, shall never exceed the sum of
$250,000; and the
money arising from the creation of such debts shall be
applied to the pur¬
pose for which It was obtained, or to repay the debts so
contracted, and to
no other purpose whatever.
Section 4. [For what other purposes State may contract
debt.]
In addi¬
tion to the above limited power to
contract debts, the State may contract
debts to repel invasion, suppress Insurrection, or defend the
State In war;
but the money arising from the debts so contracted shall be
applied for the
purpose for which It was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other
purpose whatever.
Section 5. [Other debts to be authorized.]
Excent the debts hereinbefore
sped tied in this article, no debt shall be hereafter contracted by or on behalf
of this State, unless such debt shall be authorized
by some law for some
single work or object, to be distinctly specified therein; and such law shall
Impose and provide for the collection of a direct annual tax sufficient to
pay
the interest on such debt as it falls due. and also to
pay and discharge the
principal of such debt within twenty years from the time of contracting
thereof; but no silch law shall take effect until at a general election It shall
have been submitted to the people, and have received a
majority of all the
votes cast for and against it at such
election; and all money raised by au¬
thority of such law shall be applied only to the specific object therein
stated,
or to the payment of the debt created
thereby; and such law shall be pub¬
lished in at least one newspaper in each county, If one Is
published therein,
throughout the State for three months preceding the election at which it
Is submitted to the people.
ARTICLE VIII, Section 3. [State not to be a stockholder.] The State shall
not become a stockholder in any
corporation, nor shall It assume or pay the
debt or liability of any corporation, unless Incurred In time of war for
the
benefit of the State.
SECOND, as to municipal indebtedness, the limit Is fixed
absolutely In
the Constitution.
The provisions covering the subject are as follows:’
ARTICLE VIII. Section 4. [Corporation not to be a
stockholder.] No polit¬
ical or municipal corporation shall become a stockholder In
any banking
corporation, directly or Indirectly.
ARTICLE XI, Section 3. [To what amount county or
other corporations
may become indebted.]
No county or other political or municipal corporation
shall be allowed to become indebted in any manner, or for
any purpose, to
an amount in the
aggregate exceeding 5 % on the value of the taxable prop¬
erty within such county or corporation—to be ascertained by the last State
and county tax list previous to the Incurring of such
indebtedness.
[The
Legislature, however, has fixed a lower limit, as stated below.!
The above (Section 3. Article XI) covers cities, counties,
towns and every
other kind of political or municipal
The Supreme Court of
corporation.
Iowa has decided that even a school district Is such a
corporation and sub¬
ject to same limit.
The Legislature of 1900 passed a bill
(Chapter 41, Laws
of 1900), fixing the limit of Indebtedness of counties or
other political or
192,214
43,112
NOTE.—For reports not given in alphabetical order
among the
see “Additional Statements” at the end of this State.
County
Total.
1850
1840
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
.
.
as
1,194,020
674,913
5634,733,822
620,894,110
643,281,838
627.937,401
.
ing
1,624,615
seat Is Waterloo.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
4s
A-O $50,000c
Apr 1 1911
(Subject to call $10,000 yearly 1907
__
.
and
an amount not exceeding 2 X % of the actual value of taxable
It Is provided, however, that any excess above the 1 X% limit
be authorized by a vote of the people.
See V. 78, p. 1408.
property.
and City
1006
an Act
passed the Leglslattire, approved March 30, which per¬
independent school districts containing or contained In any incorporated
town or
W.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For the early history of Iowa's debt see
“State
Supplement’’ of April 1894, page 110.
FINANCIAL CONDITION.—Iowa has no bonded debt.
On July 1
1906 there were 5162,966 07 warrants
outstanding and the State had cash
in the general revenue fund
amounting to SI.074.788 31.
The Permanent
School Fund on July 1 1906 ggregated
$4,777,155 54.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—The equalized assessed valuation (X ac¬
tual value), has been as follows In the years named
Express
petition signed by
In 1904
mits
\V. C. Hayward
VV.
a
a majority of the
qualified electors of such city or town shall be filed with
the Council of such city or towrn,
asking that an election shall be railed,
stating the purposes for which the money is to be used and that the
necessarjwaterworks, electric light and power plants, gas works, heating plants or
sewers, cannot be purchased, erected, built or furnished within
the limit of
one and one-quarter
per centum of the valuation.
And provided, that In
cities having a population of more than ten
thousand, the petition need not
be signed by more than two hundred
qualified electors.
Sections 3,4,5 and 6 prescribe manner of holding elections. Issuance of
bonds &c.
ITS
Organized
119
Bluffs.
LOANS—
When Due.\
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$60.000c...July 2 1910'
(Subject to call July 2 1905.)
!
4s
J-J
$l02,000c._July 1 1912
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
4s
School Building Bonds.
J-J
$57,000c.
July 1 1909
_
.
(Subject to call July 1 1904.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906$219,000
Assessed valuation 1905...3,977,906
(Assessment abt. X appraised value.)
School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$28 80
120
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due 1010 Is payable at the First
National Bank. Chicago: on all other bonds at the National Park Bank,
New York City
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Theo.
Kuhl, Treasurer.
Denison Is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANS—
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.5115,000
Court House Bonds.
4s
Dec 5115,000
Population in 1900
Population In 1905
j
(Subject to call.)
DALLAS COUNTY.
£.
Funding Bonds.
4^8
A-O $67,000...Apr 15 1924
(Subject to call Apr 15 1914.)
535,000
DAVENPORT.
This
city Is In Scott County.
asfa city Feb. 5 1851.
When Due.
F-A$275,000c_ .Aug 1 1909
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.5275,000
Sinking fund-.77,275
Assessed valuation, real..12,323,075
Assessed val, personal
7,801,870
Total valuation 1906
20,124,945
4HS
INTEREST Is
DES MOINES.
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$16 00
State, County and school tax
(based on y2 above valuaatlon and X real value)
$28 50
Population In 1890
26,872
Population In 1900 (Census) _-35,254
Population In 1905
39,797
J. D. McCOLLISTF.R, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Jan.
24’07._$350,000
Sinking fund
(Assessm’t X appraised value.v
School tax
Population
(per $1,000) 1906._$18 50
In
INTEREST Is
1906 (est.)
41.000
payable at Davenport.
.
Population In 1905
•
C. H. Berg, M; ivor; IF. H. Brinkman, Trcas.
Dubuque Is situated In Dubuque County.
1837
ana as a
5s)
Incorporated as a town In
city In 1841.
LOANS—■
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $26,500c...Dec 1 1911
F-A
96.000c...Feb
A-O 105,000c
Apr
J-J
120,000c. ..Jan
F-A 240,000c...Feb
4s!
A-O
34,132c..-Oct
J-J
35,000c. ..Jan
4S|
F-A
4s'
15,400c
Feb
F-A
13.250c...Feb
3Hs
Water Works Bonds.
4 Hs
J-D $444,000... Juno
4S
4s
4s'
4sj
1
1916
685,282
444,000
Improvement debt
Floating debt
60,001
169,057
Do
(Subject to call $40,000 yearly.)
DUBUQUE COUNTY.
GEN.B’D.D’T. Mch 1 '06._
Water debt Mch 1 1906
1 1916 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1906.1,358,340
90,906
1 1917 Cash on hand..
1 1917 Appraised value 1905
23.774,090
Total
tax
valuation
1905
1 1919
1 1921
(beingX of appraised val 5,943,522
1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906—
1 1920
City tax rate on tax value. _$48 00
1 1920
on
appraised value. 12 00
Population In 1900 (Census)
.36,297
Population In 1905.
.41,194
I NT. payable by City Treas.A N.Y.
When Due.
Jtn
1 1916
06.$125,000
9.341,612
.
2,748,985
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Railroad, &o
$889,485
Total valuation 1906
12,980,082
(Assessin t abt. X appraised value )
State fc Co. tax(per $1,000) '05 $17 00
Population in 1905
Population In 1900
61,471
56.403
BOND. DEBT
Sept 10 ’06..$78,000
Floating debt
9,000
6,018,592
;<is’04 M N j$36,000r_May 1 *08-’20 Assessed valuation 1906
\ 38,000r_Nov 1 ’07-’20 State &Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06.8.50
(Various amounts each M-N.)
Population in 1905
28,552
(See V. 78, p. 837.)
4
INTEREST Is payable In Davenport.
FORT DODGE.
King K. Beal, City Clerk.
This city Is In Webster County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$16,000
1914
(Subject to rail 1904.)
Funding Bonds—Continued.
4Xs
M S $27,000
Sept 1 1923
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 19 ’07..$104,000
25,000
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1!) ’07.
129,000
Sinking fund3.291
NET DEBT Feb 19 07
125.709
Refunding Bonds
•
M-S $36,000
Mch 1 191S
(Subject to call 1908.)
4s '05
F-A $16,000.. .Feb
1 1925
Assessed valuation 1906
2,375,000
(Subject to call Feb 1 1915.)
(Assessment is X appraised value.)
Funding Bonds.
4s •
•
J-D $25,000
1923 Total tax per ($1 ,000) 1906...$60 00
(Subject to call 1913.)
Population in 1905
14,369
Population In 1900...
12,162
..
4s
.
_
.
..
r
•
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$422,000
Floating debt
J. H.
County seat of Lee County.
LOANS—
Einspanjer, Clerk.
Incorporated
When Due.
Oct.
21
LYON COUNTY.
Rock
HARRISON-POTrAWATTAMIE ^DRAINAGE
NO. 1.
G. W. Atkins. County Auditor.
T. R.
7.901
9,278
8 767
MARSHALLTOWN.
Clerk.
O. L.
—
__
Ingledue, Mayor; L. Derby, City
This city Is situated In Marshall County.
First Incorporated In July 1863;
as a city of the second class March 1868.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$86,000
Incorporated
Floating debt
15,000
Funding Bonds.
>2S’04 J-J $15,000c. July 1 ’08-T4 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907... 101.000
Cash
on
hand
14,000
($3,000 due In 1908
and $4,000 in 1910 '12 and ’14.) Assessed valuation 1906
7,268,812
(Assessment
Is
X
appraised
value.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$34,000c
Jan 1 1920 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906 ..$72 91
Water-Works Refunding Bonds
Population In 1890
8,914
4^s
J-J $37,000
July 1 1916 Population in 1900
11.544
(Subject to call 1909 )
Population In 1905
12,045
INTEREST
DISTRICT
3,500,000
Ayres, Clerk of Council.
Its debt, which amounted to
on
all bonds is payaDle
MARSHALLTOWN
INDEPENDENT
well, Secretary.
Refunding Bonds
•Is’Ol
4s’ 02
F-A
J-J
(Subject
$12,000
July 1 1912
57,000
to call July 1 1907.)
over
$600,000
In Chicago, Ill.
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
C.
MONROE COUNTY.
J. G.
Cas¬
Building Bonds.
J-J
$15,000
July 1 1916
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$v4.u()0
1,813.593
Wilson, Treasurer.
Albia is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Aug 1 ’06_$149,000
FJoatlngdebt
C.
4s’06
Assessed valuation 1905
14,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1904.$24 00
Population In 1905
24,376
Assessed valuation 1906...4,045,857
(Assessment Is X actual value.)
Gustav
MUSCATINE.
Weis, Recorder.
Muscatine Is situated In Muscatine County.
The water bonds are not
a direct city obligation, being payable only from water works receipts.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$ 180.000
Water bonds (additional).. 123,500
Refunding Bonds
4 Xs
07- 18 Total valuation.1905
A-O I $90,000..Apr
2,198,562
(Assessment X appraised value.)
Oct 07-’18
(90,000
Water Bonds—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$82 50
5s
J-D /$35,000
June '07-’20 City tax (per $1,000) 1905.. 43 50
’06-’20 Population in 1905
Dec
\ 37,500
15,087
A-O 15 (1906)
5s
$51,000 Population In 1900
.14,073
INTEREST on the $57,000 water bonds Is payable at the First National
Bank of Muscatine; on all other bonds in New York.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT—
F-A
$25,000
1912 BONDED DEBT Sep 18 '05.$69,000
Assessed valuation 1905
2,064,027
(Subject to call 1907.)
School tax (per $1,000)
Refunding Bonds—
$29 00
4Hs’04 A-O $44,000.....Oct 1 1914
1909.)
(Subject to call Oct 1
;
OTTUMWA.
B. F.
Ottumwa Is In
Slutts, Mayor.
Wapello County.
Incorporation—Special charter 1857
reorganized under General Incorporation Law 1868; city of lirst class 1893.
The State Supreme Court has declared illegal the $34,000 railway-aid
bonds.
See V. 80, p. 483, 1985; V. 81, p. 1507; V. 82. p. 406.
LOANS—
When Due.'
City Improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds—1897
6s ’05
$6.600
May 1 ’08-T0
A-O
BONDED
DEBT Mch 1906.$106,00 0
$35,000
Mch
1
1917
4>$s
Assessed valuation 1905
2,450.680
(Subject to call 1912.)
4 Hs
A-O $30,000...Oct 15 1917 (Assessment about X appraised val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1904__$83 00
Refunding Bonds—1897
4 Xs
A-O $30,000
Oct 1 1917 Population in 1905
20,181
(Subject to call 1912.)
Population In 1900
18,197
Ft
Madison Ry
Bonds (Illegal)
4s
F-A $34,000—See note above.
OPTIONAL.—All bonds are optional after five years from date.
INTEREST on the funding and refunding bonds Is payable at the First
National Bank, Chicago, Ill.
POLK COUNTY.
Lewis Burnett, Auditor.
Des Moines Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due
Court-House Bonds
4s ’05 A-O $350,000..Oct 1 ’10-’24
(For maturity see V. 80, p 1750.)
3XS
A-O $289,000..Oct 1 ’07-T7
BONDED DEBT May 1 ’06.$725,000
Cash In county funds
377,480
Assessed valuation, real ..17,695,840
Assessed val., personal
4,259,046
Assessed val., RR.. etc
1,658,951
Total valuation 1906
23,613,838
(Assessment 25 ?0 appraised value.)
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’05_$19 oo
(Maturity—
$21,000 In 1907,$23,000 In 1908,
$24,000 in 1909, $25,000 111 1910,
$26,000 In 1911, $29,000 in 1912, Population in 1890
$29,000 in 1913 $31,000 In 1914, Population In 1900
$33,000 In1
$35,000 in 1916, Population In 1905.
$13,000 in ia; r >
INTEREST on the 4 % bonds Is payable in Des Moines.
SIOUX CITY.
Sioux City
LOANS-
A. A.
65,410
82,624
96.950
Smith, Clerk.
Is situated In Woodbury County.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds
M-N $95,000c..Oct 20 1917
(Subject to call 1915.)
5s
M-N 125,000c...Nov 1 1917
(Subject to call 1915.)
M-N 175,000c.-May 1 ’08-14
4Hs
M-N 150,000c.-May 1 '16-20
4XS
J-J
40,100c
Jan 1 1916
4.^3
(Subject to call 1906.)
F-A 159.900G-.Aug 28 1920
4 Xs
J-J
4s
315,000c
Ian 1 1919
(Subject to call 1914.)
5s
(caused by the reckless issue of bonds In aid of proposed
railroads, few of which were built) is being reduced at the rate of $4,000
per annum. • Incorporated Dec. 13 1848.
•
•
-J
•< • L2
some years ago
-
Assessed val, personal
Railroads, &c
1 ’.07-09. Total valuation 1906.
$623,227
565,552
4,947,649
1 25,000
Nov
1 1910 (Assess't about 25 % appraised val.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$85,000 State & co.tax(per M) 1906.. $19 00
Sinking fund Jan 1 1906
65, >00 Population In 1905
13.494
Assessed valuation, real..$3,758,870 Population In 1900
13.165
.
Drainage Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
6s ’07
M-N 5130,000.May 1 ’12 ’21 1
ia INTEREST Is payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
Keokuk Is in Lee County.
Eggert, Auditor.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4^s
M-N J$60,000.Nov
.
A district in Harrison and Pottawattamie counties.
(P. O. Logan.)’
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1907.. $130,000
KEOKUK.
H. G.
-
Rapids is the county seat.
LOANS—
1865.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’07. .$130,12 0
Assessed valuation 1906
1,550,000
(Assessment \\ appraised value.)
Total tax (per $1.000) 1906...$88 00
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $120,000c_ .July 1 1022
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
GEN’L BONDS Apr 1 ’07..$120,000 Population In 1890
Assessment debt
4,100 Population In 1900
Floatlngdcbt
6,020 Population in 1905
•INTEREST is payable at tort Madison.
4s
488.910
Sinking fund
5,670
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank, Chicago.
•
FORT MADISON.
66,910
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07...
4s
O. C. Nuss, Treasurer.
West Union Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real—5,633,048
Assessed val, personal
1,485,359
Railroads, &c
1,096.497Tota valuation 1906
8,214,904
(Assess’t about X appraised value.)
State & Co.tax(per$l .000) ’06 $24 40
Population in 1905.
38,006
Population In 1900
39,719
Bonds.
$422,000c Dec. 1 ’07 ’20
MUSCATINE
F. N. Kretschmer, Treasurer.
County seat Is Dubuque.
LOANS—
Court House Ronds.
4s
J-J $ 125,000c..
BONDED DEBT May 1
Assessed valuation, r^al
Assessed val, personal
J-D
$483,240
NET DEBT Jan 1 ’07
When Due.
($25,000 due yearly ’07-’10: $30,000
yearly 1911-1915; $35,000 yearly
75,626
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.$673,000 Population in.1900
62,139
Assessed valuation, real .12,476,960 Population In 1890
50,093
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's oftice.
WEST DES MOINES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J.
C.
O’DONNELL, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1906.$517,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1906 $27 30
Assessed valuation 1906..12.623,2601
INTEREST Is payable at the (Jerman Savings Bank In Des Moines.
DUBUQUE.
LOANS—r
Refunding Compromise
3 ?4S
4
John B. Lucas, Treasurer.
50,000
John Menz, Tn-us.
20,000
Assessed valuation 1906.. 10,179 698
Des Moines Is situated In Polk County.
Incorporated as a town In 1851
and as a city In 1857.
LOANS
When Due. Assessed val., personal_..$2,946,430
Assessed val., RR
&c
609,210
Funding Bonds.
4s ’95
J-J $288,000c...July 1 1915 Total valuation 1905
16,032,600
Assessed valuation 1906.. 16,963,240
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
4s ’96
M-N $300,000c._May 1 1916
(Assessment is X actual value.)
4s ’97
M-N
35.000e..May 1 1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905...$74 00
3^S’98J-D
W. H. South, Auditor;
1916-1920).
Mayor; Hugo Moeller, Clerk.
payable at the Imp. & Traders’ Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
DAVENPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Building Bonds.
J-D $50,000c
4s * •
Dec 1 1912
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1907.)
4s
J-D $115,000c.June 1 1914
(Subject to call June 1 1909.)
4s ’06
M-S $85,000c.-Mch 1 1916
•(Subject to call Mch 1 1911.)
High School Building Bonds.
4s ’06
\-0$100,000
Qct 1 1916
1
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1911.)
Constitutional Inhibition took elfect.
County seat Is Fort Madison.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.5165,500
7,327,082
Population In 1900
23,058
Population In 1905
23,035
INTEREST at Winslow, Lanler&Co.
—
J-J
LEE COUNTY.
Total valuation 1906
Incorporated as a town Jan. 25 1839 and
^‘Refunding Bonds—Tax exempt.
When Due. Sinking fund
$8,875
$24,000c_July 1 '07-’12 Assessed valuation, real
7,320,945
,5s
J-J
5,000c
July 1 1913 Assessed valuation, per’al-2,102..”. 12
Total valuation, 1906
9,483.257
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$100,000c_July 1 1014
(Assessment at full value.)
4s ’06
J-J
100.000c.Jan
1 1926 City tax (per $1,000) 1906...$10 00
BOND. DEBT Feb 20 ’07.$229,000 Population in 1905
14.604
i Population In 1900
14,641
•INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
DEBT LIMIT.—City debts In this State are limjted by provisions of the
State Constitution (see State of Iowa), but the debt of Keokuk was created
LOANS—
5s
before
Drainage District Bonds.
5V$s’06 A-O $12,5003
1909-1916
Waldo Becker,
LOANS—
21,685
21,000
Conger, Treasurer.
Adel Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J
551 000..July 1 1907-12
s
I VOL. LXXXIV.
IOWA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Incorporated 1857.
Improvement Bonds
5s
A-O $36,500c
Oct 1917
(Subject to call 1907.)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06 1,421.100
Water debt (additional)..
62,000
Water debt sinking fund..
5.800
Appraised value 1905
Assessed valuation
25,437,920
X ap¬
praisers’ value) 1905
6,359.480
tax (per $1,000) 1904..$78 00
Population In 1900
.33,111
Population In 1905
40,952
Total
Judgment Funding Bonds—
J-J $204,500c..Jan
11918
INTEREST on the 4% bonds ls^payable In Sioux City;
4Xs
bonds In
New
York City.
on
all other
Apr
1907.J
.
MISSOURI—DEBT OF STATE.
SIOUX CITY INDEPENDENT
H. \V. CHASE, Secretary.
LOAN'S—
SCHOOL
J-J $344,000c
Jan 2 1909
(Subject to call Jan. 2 1904.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906 $344 000
4s
Floatingdebt
65,000
INTEREST is payable at Fourth
SIOUX COUNTY.
H. H.
Orange City is the county
DISTRICT.
Value of school prop, (est.)-{800,000
Assessed valuation, real
5,463,295
Assessed val., personal
1,535,245
Total valuation 1906
7,018,540
(Assessment about \l appraised val.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$28 50
National Bank, New York City.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
McKee, Treasurer.
seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $60,000; State & Co. tax (per M) 1906..$12.70
Sinking fund
10,000 Population In 1905.
24,021
Total valuation 1906
7,404.207 INTEREST payable in Orange City
(Assessment }i appraised value.)
VAN SUREN COUNTY.
Keosauqua Is the county
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
Floating debt.
Sinking-fund
.
R. E.
.$69,0001 Assessed valuation 1906.. $4,146,921
25,000|State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '06 $20 00
1,1001 Population in 1905
16,565
John R.
Auditor and Clerk.
County
seat of
Rector, Mayor; R. C. Thompson,
Black Hawk County.
LOANS—
Meek, Treasurer.
seat.
WATERLOO.
When Due. \
Funding & Refunding Bonds—
Incorporated June 23 1868.
Funding Bonds—
4s '04
J-D $39,000c
1907-1919
M.N $40,000
May 1 1917 4s *05
M-N 55.000
May 1 1925
(Subject to call $19,000 May 1 1907 BONDED DEBT Mar. ’07_$154 ,000
and the balance May 1 1912.)
Assessed valuation 1906
3,750,000
Refunding Bonds—
i (Asscss’t is about Vi appraised value)
4s
J-D $19.000
June 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$60 00
Sewer Bonds—
Population In 1900
12,580
5s
M-N ($18,000.May 1 ’08-’09 Population in 1905
18.071
4 }{s
-
_
1
15.000
INTEREST
at
Dec
1 1909
National Park Bank
WATERLOO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.—Ira Rodmar. SecLOANS—
When Due.' BONDED DEBT Nov 1906
$83,500
J-D $24,0()0e
June 1 1908 Assessed valuation 1905
1.701,439
(Subject to call June 1 1903.)
i (Assessment about *4 actual value.)
4s
M-N $25,000c—May 1 1911 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’05$24.10
(Subject to call May 1 1906.)
$7.500c
May 1 1912
(Subject to call May
EAST WATERLOO
1
1907.)
INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL
DISTRICT, H. B. White,
Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Refunding Bonds.
Funding & Budding Bonds.
j 4s
$13,000
Aug 1909
S18,000
..July 1907
(Subject to call after 1904.)
(Subject, to cail after 1902.)
14 4s
$12.000
June 1913
4s
$12,000
Jan 1 1911;
(Subject to call after 1908.)
(Subject to ca'l after 1906.)
! BON DEE) DEBT \ov 1906.$92,000
4 14 s
$12.000.. ..July 1913 j Assessed valuation 1906
.1,982.596
(Subject to call after 1908.)
School tax (per $1.000) 1906. _$29T80
4s
$25.000..
June 1915;
(Subject - to call after 1910.)
;
4 !->s
.
.
.
.
_
...
...
.
...
.
WEBSTER COUNTY.
H. S.
Holm, Auditor.
County seat Is Fort Dodge.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House Bonds
3
4s
3.4s
F-A $50,000’
M-N 50,000
Drainage District Bonds
5 4s ’"6 A-O $154,900
5 ]i s’00
100.000
...
..1910
1910
1910-’ 16
WINNESHIEK COUNTY.
GEN. BONDS Apr 1 1907.$100,000
Assessed valuation, real.. 6,598,650
Assessed val., personal
1,334,845
Railroads, &c
;
1,035,950
Total valuation 1906..1
8,969.443
Is
(Assessment
4 appraised value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06-S16.00
Population In 1900
31,757
Pomilatlon In 1905
33.425
E. R.
County seat Is Decorah.
LOANS—
Harris, Treasurer.
Assessed valuation, real..$4,409,195
Court House Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
1,147,722
$75.000.
Railroads, etc
479,100
4 4s
J-D
50.000..Dec 1 ’17-21 Total valuation 1906
6,036,017
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 ’06.. .$123,000 State & Co tax (per M) 1905. .$18 00
Floating debt.
35.000 Population In 1905
23,107
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 ’(Hi... 160.000 Population In 1900
23,731
INTEREST on the court house bonds Is payable at Decorah, Chicago or
New York.
WOODBURY COUNTY.
N.
County seat is Sioux City.
Jenness, Auditor.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $446,000
Bridge Bonds
| Assessed valuation, real
9,650,637
4s
M-N$21,0()0e
Nov 1 1914 ! Assessed val., personal
2,081,869
(Subject to call Nov 1 1909.)
j Railroads, etc
1,033,537
Judgment Bonds
(Total valuation 1906
12,766,043
4s
M-N $125,000c.May
1 1920 ! (Assessment Is 4 appraised value.)
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
| State deCo. tax (per $1,000) ’06.$18.50
I Population In 1890
Refunding Bonds
55,630
4s '05
J-D $150,000c Dec 15 ’07-’09 i Population In 1900
.54,610
34s
M-N 150,000c..May
11914 Population In 1905.
60,859
INTEREST Is payable at the ofllce of the County Treasurer.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding places In Iowa which have
reported a bonded indebtedness of over $25,000 and which arc not represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
W e add the population from
the State Census of 1905.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax Popul'n
Debt
Debt.
Valuation. Rate.
1905.
$35,000
$3,955,173 $24.50 12,262
Albia (C), Monroe County
55,000
92.00
600,000
3,957
.
.
156,000 $34,163
47,000
3,500
60,000
15,000
None
45,000
29,000
60,000
None.
27,000
162,000
46,157
98,500
25 ;000
42,000
11,388
30,000
5,000
45,000
2,000
25,000
36,500
44,000
42,000
62,000
62,000
Clinton, Clinton County.
30,000
40,500
57,300
'
Vinton (C). Benton County
Wapello County
WebsterCity (0;. Hamilton Co.
.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act June 4 1812)
Dec. 7 1812
Admitted as a State (Act March 6 1S20)
Aug. 10 1821
Total area of State (square miles)
69,415
State Capital
Jefferson City
Governor (term expires Jan. 1909)
j.
Joseph W. Folk
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1909)._ John E. Swanger
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1909)
Jacob F. Gmelich
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1909)
William W. Wilder
Attorney-General (term expires Jan. 1909) Herbert S. Hadley
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the first Wednesday
after the first day of January, and there Is no limit to length of
sessions; but
after the first seventy days members can draw only a dollar a
day for their
services, except every tenth year, when the statutes are revised, at which
session members are allowed $5.00 per day for 120 days.
A session of this
kind was held In 1899.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The Interesting details of Missouri’s eventful his¬
tory In debt-making and debt-paying will be found on page 111 of the "State
and City Supplement” for April 1893.
The total debt, Including accrued
Interest, &c., on Jan. 1 1865 was $36,094,908.
At present the State has
no Indebtedness except the school and
seminary bond certificates, which on
Jan. l 1907 were as follows:
LOANS—
When Due.
Seminary Fund —(C
Cert’s of Indebt, to State fund—
5s
J-J
$2,OOOr
School Fund.
5s
J-J
5,000r
6s Jan 1 $2,909,00()r....July 1 191i 5s
J-J
3,ooor
5s
6,000r. ..July 1 1910 5s
July 1
J-J
6,OOOr
5s
J-J
18,000r_ __July 1 1918 5s
J-J
3,OOOr
2 1922
5s
J-J
1,000r_ ..Jan 2 1922 5s
J-J
1.000r
5«
J-J
5
s
22,000r. ..July 1 1923
J-J
242,000r
5s
J-J
201,000r. ..Apr 28 1925 5 s
J-J
5,OOOr
1 1923
5s
J-J
2,000r_ ..Jan 2 1926 5s
J-J
lOO.OOOr
Total Jan 1 1907.
J-J
--.$3,159,000 5s
5,000r.
5s
Seminary Fund.
J-J
35,000r.
6s
Jan 1 $122,000r. ..July 1 1911 5s
J-J
646,958r.
1941
5s
J-J
..Jan
1
1908 5s
5,000rJ-J
5,000r.
.5s
J-J
6,000r. .-Mcll 1 1908 5s
J-J
22,881r
5s
J-J
5,000r_ .Dec 15 1908 5s
J-J
5,000r.
1945
5s
J-J
5,000r_ -May 15 1909 5 s ’06
J-J
5,OOOr
5s
J-J
5.OOOr. ..July 1 1911 Total Jan 1 1907
INTEREST on the State school and seminary certificates Is payable at
State Treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—On Jan. 1 1907 the school and seminary fund cer¬
tificates amounted to $4,398,839 42.
The total cash In the treasury to
the credit of all State funds on Jan. 1 1907 amounted to $2,308,286 04.
These school and seminary fund certificates are registered and are non-ne-
gotlable and non-transferable.
They are held In trust by the State Board
of Education for the benefit of the State Public School fund and the State
Seminary (University) fund.
As stated above, the State has no general
bonded debt at the present time, the last remaining bonds of the State
amounting to $487,000, having been called In and redeemed on Feb. 28
1903.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State’s assessed valuation for taxes
(about one-fourtb actual value) and tax rate have been as follows.
This
valuation does not Include valuation of railroads, bridges,
telephones and
telegraphs, which amounted In 1906 to $148,920,925, or of machinery, tools
merchandise, &e., as taxed on "merchants and manufacturers’ tax books.’’
which amounted In 1906 to $103,139,292.
Assessed
Years.
Valuation.
1907
.$1,286,747,781
1906
1,240,769,394
1905....
1,184,049.390
1904._
1,153,152,419
1903
1,097,220,665
1902
1,046,469,144
.
When Due.
Osceola (C) .Clarke County,..
State of Missouri.
->
New York City.
4s
4s
41,000
28,000
49,000
54.000
35,000
-13,000
29,000
61,000
35,000
121
3,200
13,524
10,550
5,012,008
1,264,000
6,807,900
5,995,180
991,996
6,646,408
995,184
3,077,000
27,193
4,020
75.60 22,756
29.00
2,149,672
9.20
722,531
8,382
3,278,829
10.105
565,561
3,650
26.00
1,067,620
77.00
3,521,044
4,634
950,000
16.50 23,762
6,137,416
62.40
2,028,657
8,497
24.00
1,968,856
8,580,173 10.01
24,683
1,185,800
625,145
,600,000
3,126,324
5,389,402
1
3,000
6,000,000
5,314
35,178
728,782
4,362,410
•700,000
6,502,802
941,500
None
20,737
12,206
4.00
32.30
12.50 20,512
17.80 20.508
6.25
18.80 21,534
33.00
60.00
15.60
14.40
69.00
74.90
80.00
18.30
55.00
19.80
63.20
6,357
3,576
Tax Rate
per $1,000.
$1 70
.
_.
.
.
.
1
1
1
2
70
70
80
50
Assessed
Tar Rate
Years.
Valuation.
per $1,000
1900... ..$1.001 ,766,464.
$2 50
1895...
2 50
938,202,003.
1890...
3 00
805,668,844.
1880...
4 00
532,692,043.
1870-..
559,082,559.
500
I860-..
296,552,806.
..
-
-
-
-
.
Of the tax rate per $1,000 for 1906 ($1 70) 20 cents was to pay Interest on
the school and seminary fund certificates, 50 cents was for the common
schools and $1 for the support of the State Government.
This latter In¬
cludes the higher institutions of learning, the eleemosynary Institutions and
salaries, criminal costs and all other expenses of the State Government.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DMENTS.—Eight amendments to the State
Constitution were adopted at the November 1902 election.
Several of
the amendments relate to taxation; one permits the city of St. Louis to
frame a new charter, while another amends Article 10, Section 12, by ex¬
empting water and assumed county debt of St. Louis and water debt of
Kansas City In computing the Indebtedness of those cities.
Article X Is also
amended by adding a new section (Section 12a) which permits cities of not
less than 2,000 nor more than 30,000 Inhabitants to Issue water and light
bonds to the amount of 5 % of the taxable property In excess of the debt
limit.A two-thirds vote at an election held for the purpose Is necessary
See V. 75, p. 1165.
to authorize.
At the November 1906 election an amendment to Section 12, Article X,
of the State Constitution was ratified by the voters.
This amendment
provides that the 5% debt limit (see below) may be exceeded by counties
"for the grading, constructing, paving or maintaining of paved, graveled,
macadamized or rock roads y.ml necessary bridges and culverts therein.”
provided such Indebtedness be authorized by a two-thirds vote.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Missouri has made provision In Its Constitution
restricting the creation of debt both on behalf of the State and of Its munici¬
palities.
That part relating to the State Is found In Article 4, Sections 44,
45 and 46.
These sections provide that the General Assembly cannot con¬
tract debts except (1) to renew existing bonds. (2) to meet an unforeseen
emergency or casual deficiency.
The State is prohibited from lending Its
credit to any person, association or corporation or to pledge Its credit for
the payment of liabilities of any Individual, association or corporation.
Tne sections relating to the Indebtedness of cities and other
municipali¬
ties are found In Article 4, Section 47: Article 9, Section 6, and Article 10
Sections 12 and 12a.
These sections make clear (1) that a municipality can¬
not loan Its credit; (2) that It cannot subscribe to the
capital stock of cor¬
porations: (3) that It cannot get Into debt unless two-thirds of the voters
voting at an election favor It, an,d then only to an aggregate of 5 % of valua¬
tion. except that with such assent any county may be allowed to become In¬
debted In a larger amount for the erection of a court house or jail, "or
(as per Amendment of 1906) for the grading, constructing, paving or
maintaining of paved, grave-led, macadamized or rock roads and necessary
bridges and culverts therein"; and except, also, per the amendment ol
1902 (Section 12a, referred to above), cities of from 2,000 to 30,000 Inhabi¬
tants may by vote exceed the limit by an additional 5% for water and
light
purposes; finally, (4) that before or at the time of getting the assent of the
voters an annual tax must be provided sufficient to pay Interest and form
a sinking fund to pay the debt within 20 years.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
3,106,665 1860
...1,182,012 1»30
140,455
1890
2,679,184 1850
682,044 1820
66,557
1880
2,168,380 1840
383,702 1810
20,845
1870
1,721,295
The proportion of the colored population was 6.70% In 1880. 5.75 % In
1890 and 5.2% In 1900.
In number blacks were 90,040 In 1850; 118,503
In 1860; 118.071 In 1870; 145,350 in 1880; 154,131 In 1890 and 161,234 ir
1900.
16,710
2,717
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
10,203
4.907
STATE OF MISSOURI.
18.666
3.487
XOTE.—For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following
see “Additional Statements” at end of this State.
The Merchants’ Laclede National Bank, St. Louis Is the fiscal agent for
the State of Missouri.
36,524
4,797
122
MISSOURI—CITIES AND TOWNS.
AUSTIN TOWNSHIP.
Win, E. Beck, Clerk
County Court.
This township is in Cass
County.
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.563,000 Tax
rate (per $1 000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
377,675 Population In
1900
BATES COUNTY.
Caleb G.
County
r
BLUE.
S. A.
CHARITON COUNTY.
Henry C. BorcherS/ County Clerk
CHILLICOTHE.
Ls
payable
BOONVILLE.
at
CHILLICOTHE
Chas. G. Miller, Clerk.
4s
G. M
LOANS—
When
Due.
CLARK COUNTY.
Allison, Treasurer.
Total valuation 1906
38,853,037
(Assessment ls 0; actual value.)
State&Co.tax(per 51,000) ’06._S6.oo
Population in 1890..
.70,100
iSubject
to call before
maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.
5159,000
Sinking fund
3.690 Population in 1900
121 .838
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907..
155,310 Population In 1907 <est.)
136,000
Assessed valuation, real.
.27,676,690 INTEREST payable in New York.
TAX FREE.— Bonds Issued
by this county are exempt front taxation.
BUTLER COUNTY.
Goo
.
township is Tn Pike County.
W. Chappie-,
Win. C. Bergmann,
City Treas.
city is in Cape Girardeau County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Sept 1 ’06. .559,000
Ref’g Normal School Bonds.
Sinking fund
4 V^s
5,688
J-J
534.000r
Ian
1 1924 Total valuation
1905
1 .250,000
(Sub. to call 510.000 In 1909; 510,000
'Assessment is 1-3 actual v alue.)
in 19 14, and 510,000 in
1919.)
Total tax (per 51.000), ’05.
.514 50
City Bonds.
Population In
.
1905..
525.000
Mch 1 1910
Population in 1900
(Sub. to call 1895, 1900 and
1905.)
INTEREST is payable at the Sturdevant
Bank,
.
.
(Subject
...4.815
4s ’04
J-D
(Subject to
Cape Girardeau.
GIRARDEAU SCHOOL DISTRICT.
tWin.
H.
LOANS
Huters^ Secretary.
When Due
BOND. DEBT Feb
18 ’07._
$28,000
Building Bonds.
Sinking
fund
2,000
>£,s’06 J-.J
S20.0n0e. ..July 1 1926 Assessed
vlauation
1906
2,000,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) (Assessment
about \\ actual value.)
School tax (per SI,000) 1907
58.00
INTEREST Is payable In St. Louis and in
Cape Girardeau.
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY.
C. E. Williams, Clerk.
John G. Butz,
When Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
4s ’06
M-S 575,000c. ..Mch
1926
(Subject to call after March 1916.)
BONDBD DEBT Feb ’07.. 575.000
office of
Assessed valuation,
real..54,488,180
Assessed val., personal
2,052,605
Total valuation 1906
6,540.785
(Assessment about 40 % actual value)
State 6c Co. tax (per $1
.000) ’06 $4.20
Population in 1900...
24,315
County Treasurer.
CAPE GIRARDEAU TOWNSHIP.
Clerk.
Fred
Goycrt, County
—
J. F.
Harrison, Mayor; J. F. Shannon, City
Clerk.
This city is in Jasper
County.
incorporated as a city of the third class
in 1890
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch
1 ’07.536,500
Electric Light Bonds.
Sinking fund
5s
M-N $1 5,000c
16.81 1
May 1 1919 Assessed valuation, real
(Sub. to call $10,000 after
1,866,925
1909 and Assessed
val., personal
55.000 after 1914.)
1,031,227
Total valuation 1906..
2,898,152
Ref’g Court House Bds.
(Assessm’t about 1-3 actual value)
4s
F-A 513.000c.
..Aug 1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 06
(Sub. to call $3,000 in 1906 and In
$32 70
'07 Population in 1890.
and $10,000 after 1908.)
..7,981
Population
In 1900
Refunding Bonds
9,416
Population in 1905 (est.)
4s
12 000
M-N
58,500c-. May 10 1910
(Subject to call purl yearly.)
CARTHAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S A.
Stuckey, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4s ’99
A O 515.000c..
4s ’00
M S 530.000c.
..1919
t
.Sept 1 1925
Subject to call after 1909.)
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1915.)
BOND.
DEBT
Meh
4s ’04
1
1907. $120,000
J J
$75 0O0c.
19 24
Sinking fund
c_
6,000
(Subject to call after 1914.)
(Assessment about 2 5 actual value.)
School tax (per 51,000) 1906
.513.50
Assessed valuation 1906
INTEREST is payable at Va« Bank of
2,852,592
Commerce In St- Louis.
1900
06 $1 14.500
5,061
....
!
Bicknell, Clerk.
510 50
5.651
Henry, Secretary.
tax
(per 51.000) 1906. .510 00
Jas. II. Bell, Clerk
*
.
Population In
July 1 1909.)
Population In
550,000c...June 1 1924
call after June 1
DALLAS COUNTY.
.
1905
1900
19.000
18,125
1911.)
John S. Wilson.
County Treasurer.
County seat ls Buffalo.
A judgment was granted In 1893
by the U. S. District Court against Dal¬
las County for $710,000 of
unrecognized railroad bonds.
Issues given be¬
low are In litigation, and no interest
is paid on them.
Negotiations looking
to a settlement were under
way, but up to date no compromise has
been
e fleeted.
LOANS—
Railroad Aid Bonds.
10s
J-J
$85,000
7s
J-J
150,000.
DE SOTO.
This
A. F.
When Due.
Assessed valuation 1906..$2,270,175
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.56.50
Population in 1890
12.647
Population in 1900
13,903
Slawson, Mayor; A. L. Column, City Clerk.
Incorporated 1890.
city is In Jefferson County.
LOANS—
4 JaS
When Due.
J-J
510,200c...Jan
(Subject to call.)
W'ater-Works Bonds.
M-N 570.000c
GEN L BONDS Feb 28
4s
.May
_
Floating debt
5 1909
1924
’07..$80,200
TOTAL DEBT Feb 28
1907.582.200
6,693
NET DEBT Feb 28 1907
75.507
Assessed valuation 1906
$900,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per 51.000)
1906..$27.75
Population in 1900
5,611
Sinking fund,.
2,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
...6,500
I XTEREST on the
waterworks bonds Is payable at the
Mlssouri-Lineoln
Trust Co.. St
Louis, and on the
machine-shop bonds at the Mississippi
Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
FAYETTE.
Willard Smith, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of
Howard County,
LOANS—
When Due. BON DEI) DEBT Oct
1906 .$64,000
Electric Light Bonds.
Equalized valuation 1905. .756.335
4s
M-N $11,000
.1919 (Assessm’t about 1-3
actual value.)
W'ater Bonds.
Tax rate (per 51,0011) 1905.
..$19.70
4!-5s
AO $40,000
1926 Population in 1900
4s
2,717
M S
5,00(1
1922
4Hs’<>6 A-O
8.000
Oct 1 1926
(Subject to call after Oet 1 1916.)
.
...
...
.
GRAND RIVER.
Win,
F.
Book, Clerk
County Court.
township (Including Harrisonville city) Is in Cass
County.
LOANS—
Tills
5s
When Due.
Compromise Bonds.
Feb 1
$97,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’05
$22 50
Population In 1890
3.169
Population in 1900
3.373
INTEREST payable at New York.
Nov
1 1917
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1907.)
BONDED DEBT July 1
’06.597,000
Tax valuation 1906
907,225
—
GREENE COUNTY.
County
.
_
County Court.
BONDED DEBT Stpt’06. .5179,000
Assessed valuation 1906..53,804,554
(Assessm’t abt. 30%, actual value.)
County tax (per 51,000) 1906.513.00
to call
Machine-Shop Bonds.
This township,
containing city of same name, Is In Cape
Girardeau Co.
LOANS—
When Due.
Township has no floating debt.
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed
valuation 1906 .52,088,405
4 '^s’O0Apr 2
583.000c—Apr 2 1920 (Assessm’t about 2-5 actual
(Sub. to call 512.000 in
value.)
1905; $27,000 Total tax (per
In 1910 and $44,000 In
$1,000), *06
$13 70
1915.)
Population
In
1905
BOND. DEBT Feb 19 ’07
10,000
583,000 Population in 1900
6,551
INTEREST ls payable at St. Louis.
CARTHAGE.
BONDED DEBT July 1
Population in
INTEREST is payable in St. Louis, Mo.
On the 5s at the Merchants’
Laclede Nat. Bank; on the 4s due 1919 at
the Mississippi
Valley Trust Co.,
and on the 4s due 1924 at the
Missouri-Lincoln Trust Co.
Treasurer;
seat.
at
John S.
The county seat Is Greenfield.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
Apr 1 539,000c
June 1 1914
(Subject to call after June 1 1904.)
4s
Feb 1
590,000c
July 1 1919
CAPE
INTEREST payable
New
Henry Countv.
DADE COUNTY.
...9.000
M S
.
15,126
15.383
York.
’
INTEREST payable in
,
CAPE GIRARDEAU (City).
This
LOANS—
Population In 1890
Population In 1900..
BONDED DEBT Aug 1 ”06..528,000 School
Assessed valuation 1906..2,534,000 1
(Assessm’t about 40% actual value.)
.
Jackson is the county
BOXI)ED DEBT Oct 1906_5218.500
Floating debt
40.000
Assessed valuation, real. _.3,287,840
Assessed val., personal
1,507,198
Total valuation 1906
.4,795,038
(Assessm’t about V* actual value.)
County tax (per 51,000; 1906-59.50
This city ls the county seat of Boone
County.
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 5168,500 Tax rate
(per 51.000) 1904
Assessed valuation 1904
2,462,050 Population in 1900.COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John L.
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906.. 51,925.000
Bonds.
(Assessment about 40% actual val.)
M-N 530,000
1908 Tax rate (per
51.000)
1905
9.90
M-N 30,000
1914
3.800
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..560,000 Population in 1900
INTEREST Is payable at St. Louis.
5s ’90
In
COLUMBIA.
County Clerk.
Refunding Railroad
.
Dunn. Secretary.
INTEREST is payable at 43:. Louis Union
Trust Co., St. Louis.
LOANS—
4s
3 ’5s
M.
Jester,;Treasurer.
—
When Due.
Water and Light Bonds.
4s ’06
J-D $100,000
June 1926
(Subject to call after June 1911.)
at
CALUMET (Township).
This
This city Is
LOANS
(per M) 1906
7.70
July 1 1932 Population In 1900..
.16,769
office of County Treasurer.
517.500
INTEREST payable
S. W.
J.
(Assessment about }■» actual value.)
School tax rate (per M). ’06
$10 00
Population in 1905 (est.).’
.9.000
INTEREST payable in
Chicago.
CLINTON.
M. J.
Poplar BIulT is the county seat. Armstrong, Clerk.
LOAN'S—
When Due
Drainage District No. 7 Bonds.
Refunding Bunds.
6s’06
M-N 5277,(M)Oe-Nov 1
4s ’00
08-26
A-O 530,000.
\pr 2 1920 Assessed valuation 1906. .54,874.683
Funding Bonds.
State & Co. tax
•i'vs’02 J-J
DISTRICT.
The county seat ls Kahdka.
LOANS—
When Due.
Compromise KR. Bonds.
4 L£s
Aug 561,000
Aug 10 1928
( V% subject to call 1908; }<>, 1913.)
5s
557.500 ..Aug 10 1918
(Subject to call Aug 10 1908.)
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
$50,000
Aug 10 1933
(Subject to call after Aug 3 1913.)
4s ’05
J-J
$50.000
lan 1 1925
(Subject to call Jan 1 1915.)
Assessed val., personal..$11,176,347
Refunding Bonds.
3’yt
P-A5159.OOOe_._Aug 1 1931
SCHOOL
J-D
518,000c
(53.000 due yearly on June 1.)
BONDED DEBT Meh ’07.
518,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,600,000
Commerce, St. Louis.
Joseph.
Shelton, City Clerk.
Treasury.
This city is the county seat of
Cooper County.
Incorporated Feb. 8 1839.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906._S1,890,716
Water Bonds.
(Assessment
about 55 % actual value)
s
J-J
575,000c
1925 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1906
58 50
BOND. DEBT Feb 18 '07..
575,000 Population in 1900
4.377
Sinking fund.
5,916 Population In 1907 (est.)
.4,600
INTEREST is payable at the National
Bank of
The county seat is St.
A. M.
.
7,000,000
County Treasurer’s office.
BUCHANAN COUNTY.
W/Grizzcll, Treasurer.
This city Is In Livingston County.
The legality of the 5!0<>,()"'• 5%
water and light bonds awarded on Feb. 25
1907 to John Nuvetn & Co. has
been questioned, and the ease is now before
the courts.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan ’07
520.000
Refunding Bunds.
Bonds of 1907 (additional).
100,000
4s
J-J fSlO.Ottoc
1915 Assessed valuation 1906
—1,600,000
i
lo.oooc
19 20
(Assessment is about H actual value.)
Water W’orks & Elec. Plant Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '05
$19 50
os ’07
M-Sj 525,000
Meh 1 1912 Population in 1890
...5,717
\ 75,000..Meh 1 ’13-’27 Population in 1900..._
6,905
INTEREST 011 the waterworks and electric
light plant, bonds is payable
at the First National
Bank, CUilllcothe; on all other bonds at the
City
township (containing Independence City) is in Jackson
County.
LOANS—
When Due. (Assessm’t about 3-5
actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
56 40
4s
J-J
587.000c&r. .July 1 ’33 Av. school tax
(perM) ’06 abt. 5 00
(Subject to call after July 1 1908.)
v
10.533
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.587.000 Population In 1890
Population in 1900
11,731
Sinking fund
13,700 Population In 1905 (est.)
14,000
Assessed valuation 1906
INTEREST
J.
Keytesville is the county seat.
Drainage Dist. No. 4 Bonds.
Drainage Dist. No. 5 Bonds.
6s ’05
J$36,000. .Sept 19 ’08-13 6s ’05
J
$900c..Dee 4 1908
M-S
j 144.000. .Sept 19’14-25
J-D
-1
6,000c..Dec 4 ’09-T4
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer’s office.
Buyer, County Clerk.
This
Geo. A. Dunn, Clerk.
...
is Warsaw.
A sinking fund for
redemption of the bonds
is provided by a tax of
$3 00 per $1,000 on the assessed valuation.
LOANS
When Due. Assessed valuation,
real._§2,774,585
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
1,093,055
4s
J-J 5300,000
1933 Total valuation 1906
3,867,640
(Subject to call after 1913.)
(Assessment
is 1-3 actual value.)
4s
J-J
560,000
1933 County tax (per $1,000)
1906.510.50
(Subject to call after 1907.)
'Population in 1905
16.500
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06
5360,000! Population in 1900
16,556
INTEREST Is payable in St. Louis at National Bank
of Commerce.
seat
I.XXXIV.
The county seat ls Harrisonville.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
July 1 ’06 $431 .600
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906. .$8,084,573
4s
Apr 1 5150,000c
Apr 1 1919
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
4s
Jan 279,000c
Jan 1 1913 County,tax (per
$1,000) 1906-510.00
($176,000 subject to call Jan. 1 1908.) Population In 1904
28,500
4s
$2,600c.._Jan 1 1908 Population In 1900
23,636
INTEREST is payable at St. Louis. Mo.
535 00
.1.436
Weeks, Clerk County Court.
Butler is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Drainage District No. 1.
6s’0fl
J-J
5370.000c within 30 ys.
INTEREST is payable at office of
County Treasurer.
BENTON COUNTY.
CASS COUNTY.
[VOL.
LOANS—
seat ls
11. A.
Springileld.
Howland, Treasurer,
When Due. i Assessed
val., personal
Total valuation 1906
_53.247.03W
Funding Bonds.
14.334,789
May 1 $136.000c
Aug 1 19071 (Assessment about
actual value.)
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1902.) | County tax (per
51,000) lWOti $10.33
BONDED DEBT July 1 '07
5136,000 Population In 1890
Assessed valuation, real
.48,616
11.087,750' Population In 1900.
..62,713
INTEREST ls payable at the Merchants’
„
5b
.
,
—
.
Laclede Nat. Bk.. St. Louis.
Apr.,
1907.]
MISSOURI—CITIES
GRUNDY COUNTY.
\V. M.
Trenton Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
4s’02
F-A $60,000_
Feb 1922
(Subject to call after Feb 1907.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 15 ’06 $60,000
Sinking fund
15,000
HANNIBAL.
A.
Morris, Clerk County Court.
Assessed valuation, real..$3,867,790
Assessed val., personal
2,994,190
Total valuation 1906
6,861.980
(Assessm't about 40% actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06 S6.70
Population in 1900
17 83?
Sclieineman, Clerk
and Auditor.
Hannibal is situated In Marlon
County.
Incorporated April 4 1839.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund..
$14,000
Electric Light.
NET DEBT Mch 1907
4 4 s
97,000
A-O S$5,OOOc&r_Oct 1 1917 Assessed
valuation
1906
4,000,000
4s
5,000
.Oct
1907 Actual valuation (est)
’06.10,000.000
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905
$22 77
4s
M-S $21
.OOOc&r.Sept 1 1923 Population in 1890
..12,857
(Sublect to call after Sept 1 1908.)
Population
in 1900.
12,780
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07_$ 111,000
Population in 1907 (est.)
20,000
INTEREST is payable at City Treasurer’s
office.
„
HANNIBAL SCHOOL
Directors.
DISTRICT
J.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Building Bonds.
4s
J-J
$75.000..July 1 ’09-’23
North School Bonds.
4s ’04
F-A $15,000
Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.)
N.
Baskett,
President
Board
of
&
Merchants’ Bank, Hannibal.
4s
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John W.
Secretary.
Jackson
In
Davis,
County.
..
(Subject
Building Bonds.
4s
A-O $30,000c
r
(Subject
to
call
after
Apr 1 1918
Apr 1 1903.)
INTEREST Is payable
at
S. A.
County seat Is Independence.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$50,000c.. .Jan 1 1908
($25,000 due y’rly) to Jan 1 1909.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $50,000
Assessed valuation, real. 110,298,710
Assessed val, personal— 23,003,650
JEFFERSON CITY.
F. P.
Boyer, Clerk.
INTEREST payable
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
4 Ijs
J-J
$52,000c
July 1
Street Improvement Bonds--
5s
Independ’ce.
Dallmeyer. City Clerk.
Jefferson City is situated In Cole County.
LOANS—
at
1907
4s '04
Incorporated Dee.
1886.
$10.000c.. July 1 1924
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
4s ’05
M-N $25,000c
Nov 1 1925
(Subject
F-A
l
J-S
to
call
Nov
1
1915.)
$6,000c
Feb 11918 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.
$105,000
(Subject to call 1903.)
Total valuation 1907
2.252,385
4s
J-J
$10,0()0c
July 1 1923 (Assessment Is 1-5 of actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$10.00
Population In
INTEREST
on
j|t Jefferson City.
1900.
.9.664
Population In 1907 (est.)
13,347
the $54,000 4Ks Is payable at St.
Louis; ou other bonds
JEFFERSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A. P. Grimshaw. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1
’07-S93.000
School-House Bonds—
(District has no floating debt.)
4s
J-J
$73,000c
July 1 1923 Assessed valuation 1906
2,274.757
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds—
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$8 00
4s
J-J
$20,000c... July 1 1923
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
INTEREST Is payable In St. Louis at the National Bank of
Commerce
JOPLIN.
"
as
Chas. W. Lvon,
Joplin is In Jasper County.
a city May 8 1888.
LOANS—
Electric Light Bonds
5s *04
M-S
Mayor; Hiram Phillips, Clerk.
Special charter March
When Due.
—
$23,500c.-Oct
1
1924
17
1873;
organized
BONDED DEBT Feb IS ’07.$76,500
Judgment 6s (additional)..
14.000
Assessed valuation, real
4,219,844
Assessed val, personal
1,271.221
Total valuation 1907
5,491.065
Assessment about 30% actual value
on real estate and 60 % on
personal
(Subject to cali Oct. 1 1909.)
Funding Judgment Bonds
5s ’04
J-Ji $21.000c
July 1 1914
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
Jail and Fire-House Bonds—
property.
5s ’06
F-A $25,000
Feb 1 1926 City tax (per $1.000) 1907
$3 44
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1911.)
Population In 1900
26,023
Population in 1906 (est.)
41,380
INTEREST on the funding judgment bonds and the
electrlc-llght bonds
due 1924 Is payable at Miners’ Bank.
Joplin; the building bonds at Joplin
JOPLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Joel T. Livingston, Secretary.
LOANS
6s
4s
4s
4
s
4s
4s
4s
When Due. 4s’06
J-D $45.oouc... June 1 1926
M-S
$2,500.1918, opt. 1908 (Subject t.o call after June 1 1916.)
J-D
10,000.1919, opt. 1909 BONDED DEBT June ’06 $153,500
F-A
28.000.1920, opt. 1910 Assessed valuation 1905. .5.481.246
J-J
10.000.1920, opt. 1910
(Assessment 30% actual value.)
M N
45.000.1921. opt. 1911 School tax (per $1,000) 1905..$15 00
M-N
8.000.1922, opt. 1912 Population In 1906 (est.)
36,000
06
A-O $5,000
Apr 2 1926
(Subject to call at any time.)
son,
llenry M. Beardsley, Mayor; Gus
Comptroller.
Pear¬
Kansas City Is situated In Jackson County.
Incorporated Feb. 4 1850.
On Feb. 1 1898 Kansas
City annexed the city of Westport and assumed
the latter’s debt of $106,900.
In Aug. 1903 the city charter was amended
so as to permit of the Issuance of
bonds for various purposes.
Under these
amendments the city on Sept. 22 1903 voted to Issue
$2,175,000 4 % 20-yeax
bonds for improvements of water works, lire
system, hospital, market
houses and boulevards;
$1,925,000 of these bonds had been sold up to
Feb
1
1907.
Feb. 1 ’07.
Mch. 1 ’06.
.$4,623,900
$4,936,900
346,905
68,104,230
63,257,450
61,019,310
57,026,215
61,010,327
9,389,560
„
1890,
Apr. 1 ’05
Oct.
$4,996,900
351,000
22,169,750
21.017.S90
16,083,323
16,503,895
18,130,100
2,354,580
city tax proper.
6,854.390
6,441,670
5.017.810
4,979,890
1917
1
’04,
$5,100,900
416.000
3.345,130
92.128,370
92,717.010
82,120.443
79,410,000
82,485,557
1,634.810
13
13
12
1 1
12
13,378.930
•» **
Property Is
4
In
119,668;
50
00
50
50
50
00
assessed at about 40% of its
-
1905 was 225,000; In 1900 (Census' It was
1880, 55,785; In 1870. 32,260.
163.752;
1906.$10,260,440
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. L
NORMAN. President of
Board of Education; W. E. BENSON,
Secretary.
This district Is a distinct and
separate corporation, having no connection
whatever with the city or county governments.
Westport Scuool District
Is now part of Kansas City School
District.
LOANS—
When Due.
WESTPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds—
Building Bonds45
J-J $100,000c...July 1 1907 6s
J-J
$30,000c_. .July 1 1915
4s
J- J 200,000c...July 1 1909 5s
J-J
20,000c...July 1 1916
4s
J-J
150,000c
July 1 1910
Renewal Bonds—
4s
J-D 100,000c...June 1 1912 5s
A-O Slo.OOOc. .Oct
15 1911
4s g
J-J
250,000c...July 1 1916 TOTAL DEBT Feb 16 '07 $24H>O,00O
3 4s g
J-J 400,000c...July 1 1919 Tax valuation 1906
114,000,000
3H
J-J
,500,000c
Jan 1 1923 (Assessment about 30 % actual
value)
3Hsg’05 J-Jl,000,000c ..July 1 1925 School tax
(per $1 .OtXh 1906 $10 00
Library Bonds—
4s g
J-J $200,000c. ..July 2 1914
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
DISTRICT PROPERTY.—The value of
property owned by the district
(unencumbered) is $3,300,000.
KIRKSVILLE.
J. C.
Carothers, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Adair
County.
LOANS—
When Due. I
W ater Bonds.
Sewer Bonds—
4s ’06
M S $40,000
Mch 1
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
Court.
County
seat
LOANS—
j.5s
F-A $22..VO) Now sub.to call
1926 i BONDED DEBT
Sept ’06.. .$62,500
I Population In 1900
5 966
Chas. L. Glasscock. Cb-rk
County
is Lexington.
When Due. Assessed val., personal
$3,204,881
Refunding Bonds—
Total valuation 1906
19,270,346
3 4s
J-J $435,000c
Jan 11921 (Assessment 25% to 40% actual val.>
($5 1,000 Subject
to
call
1906, County tax (per $1,000) 06--$7.30
$135,000. 1911; $135,000, 1916.) Population In 1890
30 184
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’07 5435,000
Population In 1909
$1,879
Assessed valuation, real
7,074.465
INTEREST is payable In N. Y. <’lty at the Nat. Bank of
Commerce.
LEXINGTON.
This
C. L.
Glasscock, Clerk County Court.
township, including city of
same name. Is In Lafayette County.
Funding Bonds—
Refunding Bonds—
6s
J-J
$66.200
July 1 1910
34s
F-A $28,500c. ..Aug 1 1919 BONDED DEBT
July 1 *96 $135,700
(Subject to call $9,000 In 1909; $9,000 Tax valuation 1906
..2,162.500
LOANS—
Wnen Due.
-
3,4s
In
1914.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905. .$14 70
Population In 1890
7.968
Population In 1900
7.561
the 3 4s Is payable In St. Louis,
Mo.; on the other bonds
F-A $39,000c.Aug 1 ’10-’15-20
INTEREST
on
at the office of the
County Treasurer.
LEXINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds—
4s
4s
J-J
$8.000c&r
1921
to call 1906.)
4s '06
J-J
$15.000c&r.Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
(Subject
INTEREST
KANSAS CITY,
I
When Due.
East Park District Fund Certs.—
South Park District Funding Certs. 7s J-.J
$471
_'*K" to Feb 1922..
7s J-J
$6,761
"C”
to Jan 1917 Assessed valuation
1905..$3.715,840
7s J-J
25,157
“D”
to Mar 1918
North Park District Fund Certs.—
7s J-J
27,941
"G”
to Jan 1920 7s J-J $43,867.._”B”
to Nov 1916
7s J-J
“I”
50,542
to Mar 1921
7s J-J
16,482.__”E” to Apr 1913
7s J-J 122,863...’’L” to June 1922 7s
J-J 111.305.._"F"
to .Lin 1919
7s J-J
20,825...“M”
to Jan 1913 7s J-J
37,944.._”J”
to Jan 1912
Assessed valuation 1905..12*353,420 7s J-J
2,910
”N” to Mar 1913
West Park District Fund Certs.—
Assessed valuation 1906.$26,873.450
7s J-J $181,801
"H” to July 1920
Westport
Park Dist. Fund Certs.—
7s J-J
,48.534 .."P” to July 1923 7s J-J $47,572...**0”
to Feb 1923
Assessed valuation 1906.$19 077,580 Assessed
valuation
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $50,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2,551,245
(Assessm’t about 2-5 actual value.)
School tax (per $1 ,000) ’06
$11 50
Population in 1905 (est.)
10,000
Total valuation 1906.. .$133,302,360
(Assessment about 2 5 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
So 40
Population In 1880
82,325
Population in 1900
195,198
Population In 1907 (est.)
300,000
1 1916
Interest.
LOANS—
Kansas City or at Independence, Mo.
JACKSON COUNTY.
1 1916
KANSAS CITY PARK DISTRICTS.
FRANK P. GOSSARD,
Secretary.
Park fund certificates (which are
coupon In form) are not a debt of the
city and the city Is not liable for their payment.
The certificates are Issued
by the City Treasurer under the provisions of Article X of tlie
city charter.
They are to pay for land taken for park purposes, and are
payable In annual
Instalments by means of special assessments on
lands in the various park
districts.
Semi-annual distributions of the amounts
collected upon the
special assessments are made on the certificates at the
office of the City
Treasurer In Kansas City on the first
days of January and July.
An elec¬
tion to vote an issue of certificates is
not necessary.
Up to Jan. 1 1906
certificates to the amount of $2,880,637 have been
issued, of which amount
$745,240 24 were outstanding.
Assessments are payable annually In
May
and Interest at the rate of 15%
Is added on all overdue instalments and
overdue
This district is a distinct
corporation, embracing all the territory within
the limits of the city of
Independence and some outside.
Property valued
at $110,000 Is owned
by the district.
When Due.
.$20,000c
Oct 1 1923
to cali after Oct 1 1908.)
1924
476,081
Net debt
$4,276,995
$4,585,900
$4,580,900
$4,624,819
The figures of total debt Lnclude
water debt,
Feb. 1 1907
to $3,548,000.
Water debt sinking fund. Includedamounting
in above, amounted on
Feb. 1 1907 to $204,771.
The city has no floating debt.
A sinking fund is provided
by the laws of Missouri calculated to
extinguish
the total debt of the
city in about 20 years.
1 1925
.
4s
Sinking funds.
POPULATION.—In
Total valuation 1906
8,100,990
4 Us 07 J-J
45,000
Jan 1 1917
(Assessment Is 30 % actual value.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.)
State
& Co. tax (per M) ’06...$10 70
4 ns’07 J-J
$51,000
Jan 1 1927 Population In 1890
28,235
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
Population in 1900
28,054
Population in 1906 (est.)
30.000
INTEREST on the $117,000 4s Is payable at the
Merchants’. Laclede
National Bank, St. Louis, and on the
$180,000 4 ns at the Commonwealth
Trust Co., St. Louis.
LOANS—
Total bonded debt
•This Is the
actual value.
...
In
Hospital Bonds—
J-J $225,000c_.-Jan 11924
INTEREST Is payable at Kansas
City and New York.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUN DS. ETC.—
1902
1900
1890
1880
When Due.
\l30,000___Sept
l
4s ’04
1904.....
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $4081000
Sinking fund
...4,000
Oct 1 $11 7,000c. ..Oct 1 1917 NET
DEBT Sept 1 1906
.404 ,000
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Assessed valuation, real
6,314.130
($50.000
Sept 1 1915 Assessed val., personal
1.786,860
4
Fire Protection Bonds—
4s ’04
J-J $100.000c-_.Jan
A-O $63,000c...Apr 1 1910
J-J
76,000c...July 1 1910
Sewer Bonds—
WESTPORT BONDS.
4s
A-O $41,000c...Apr 1 1910
Water-W'orks Bonds—
Water-Works—
5s ’96
J-J
$40,000c_..July
4 4s g
J-J $2,448,000c.July 1 1915
Building Bonds—
4s’04
J-J
1,100,000c.Jan
1 1924 5s
J-J
$ 19,000c...July
Park and Boulevard Bonds—
Funding Bonds—
4s ’04
J-J $500,000c__.Jan 1 1924 5s
A-O $11,900c.. .(Jet
4s
4s
1903
Waller L. Finks, Clerk
County Court:
Clinton.
Refunding.
When Due.
City-Hall—
Constitution
HENRY COUNTY.
The county seat is
LOANS—
LOANS—
123
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.—An amendment to the State
was adopted at the November
(1902) election, which permits
the exclusion of the water debt In
computing the limit of Indebtedness.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE—
Real
Personal
•Oltv Tax
Year.
Estate.
and Banks.
Merchants.
Total.
per $1,000
1906
$72,279,170
S26.058.682
$8,952,710 $107.2!*n.562
13 50
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1905...$141.000
Assessed valuation 1904
3,685,967
Actual value.
8,000 000
INTEREST payable at the Farmers’
AND TOWNS.
on
Lexington.
bonds of 1906 Is
T, J. Bamlon,
Refunding Bonds—
St*c’v.
J-J
$12 000 c&r
1931
(Subject to cai’.l 916.)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 *07..
$3>,OpO
Assessed valuation 1907—1,500.000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$9 OO
Population in 1906
payable
(est.)
6 500
lu New York; ocher bonds at
•
4
LIBERTY.
'rtils
B. F.
city Is the
LOANS—
Corbin, Clerk and Recorder.
county seat of Clay County.
When Due. Sinking fund
$6,200
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1907
.1,154.315
3s’05
J-D $33,000
June 22 ’25 (Assessm’t about 4o% actual value.)
(Subject to call 4 after five years and City tax (per $1.000) 1907
$12.00
$4,000 vearly thereafter.)
Population in 1900
—2.407
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 07. .$55,000
INTEREST is payable at the Mechanics’-American National
Batik In
St. Louis.
124
MISSOURI—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
County
seat Is
N. II.
Troy.
LOANS—
Long, Clerk County Court.
NEVADA.
LOANS
When
Refunding Bonds—
5s
Jan
4
Hs Jan
4j^s Jan
$50,000
1
25,000..-Apr
1
drainage district of about 85,000
BONDED DEBT 1906
$258,0001
Incorporated 1849.
Due.
Refunding Bonds—(Con.) —
1
New Madrid Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Drainage Bonds.
6s ’07
F-A$180,000c_part yrly. ’27
INTEREST Is payable'at the County Treasurer’s office.
PETTIS COUNTY.
County
LOUISIANA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$5,500
19191 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$5,500
(Subject to call 1909.)
i
Clias.
M-N $209,000c..May 1 1918
(Subject to call part In 1908 and part
In 1913.)
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 $209,000
Sinking fund
41.955
Assessed valuation, real.. 9,081,810
(per $1,000) 1906...$10 00
Population in 1900
4,068
PLEASANT HILL.
This
MACON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. S. Glazer,
Secretary. This district
is in Macon County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Apr 1 '07. .$58,002
4 'as’06 A-O $16,000... Oct
1 1926 Floating debt
1,500
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly, begin- Assessed valuation 1906
1,392,893
nlng Oct 1 1911.)
1 School tax
$ 1,000) 1906._$10 00
(per
4'i.s
M-N $42.000. ..Nov 15 1924
(Sub. to call $3,000 yrly. after 1909.) |
Nick M.
County
County Court.
Total valuation 1906
552,510
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905...$24 00
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1890
2,780
5s
Jan 1 $10,000c__Mch 1 1921
Population In 1900
2,505
(Subject to call 1911.)
Population In 1905
2,800
INTEREST on the 5 % bonds Is payable at the Franklin
Rank, St. Louis,
and on the 4 Vis at the
Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
RALLS COUNTY.
Forrest
Martin, Clerk County Court.
County seat Is New London.
LOANS—
When Due.
Assessed valuation, real..$3,029,360
Assessed val., personal
1,093,773
F-A
$2,000r
Feb 1 1908 Ass. val., RR., merch.,&c.
1,162,803
(Subject to call Feb 1 1903.)
Total valuation 1906
5,885,936
4s
F-A$125,000r
Feb 1 1913 (Assessment about 1-3 actual
value.)
(Subject to call Feb 1 1908.)
State & Co. tax (per M.) ’06_$17 50
4s
F-A$100,000r
Feb 1 1918 Population In 1906...
13,620
(Subject to call Feb 1 1913.)
Population In 1900
12,287
BONDED DEBT Sept *06. $230,000 ,
INTEREST Is payable at the Mississippi
Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
4s
resisting
Arnold, Clerk County Court.
1,715,378
Cass County.
4Hs '05 F-A $18,000
Aug 1 1925
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$72,000
Railroad Aid Bonds.
Jan
$3,000c
Jan 11913
(Subject to call Jan 1 1903.)
5s
Jan $20,000c
Jan 1 1908
5s
Jan
21,000c...Jan 1 1913
Moody, Clerk County Court.
Thus. B.
$2,504,339
Total valuation 1906
13,301,527
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '06 $9 20
Population In 1900
32,438
Population in 1906 (ost.)
40,000
INTEREST Is payable in St. Louis.
same name. Is In
When Due.
5s
seat Is Macon City.
The bonds of this county have been In
default for many years, and there seems to be
no Inclination on the
part
of the county authorities to
pay the debt.
A special election was held
Dec. 30 1904 to vote upon the question of
compromising the county debt at
18 cents on the dollar, as
llnally agreed to by the creditors; the compromise
was defeated.
See V. 80, p. 179.
In his report to the State
Auditor,
under date of July 1 1906, tlie
County Clerk had the following to say:
“There is no bonded debt against Macon
County except the Missouri &
Mississippi RR. debt, all of which has been reduced to
judgments, and Is
estimated to be about SI ,600,000.
The county has been
the pay¬
ment of this debt for about 33
years. Some of the judgments have been
sold
recently as low as 8 cents on the dollar.
The county repudiates the debt
and refuses to make a levy sulllclent to
pay same.
In this It has been sus¬
tained by the State and Federal Courts.”
On the other hand, the
judgment
holders are determined to continue the
litigation until they find a way of
recovery which the county cannot avoid.
The following are given
by the
County Clerk as the Issues outstanding:
LOANS—
When Due. Gs
Nov $17,000
Nov
1 1872
M. & M. RR. Aid.
6s
Sept 10,000
Sep 16 1872
l()s
J-J
$57,000
Jan 1 1882 5s
9,350
Sep
16
1872
8s
M-N 175,000
May 1 1890 Total valuation 1906
$10,978,055
7s
Fel)
14,000
Feb 1 1879 Population In 1890
30,575
6s
29,550
Nov 1 1873 Population In 1900
33,018
MARION COUNTY.
Assessed val., personal
Assessed val., RR., &c
Wm. E. Beck, Clerk
township, containing city of
LOANS—
,
MACON COUNTY.
Ware, Treasurer
When Due.
Refunding 1898.'
Tax rate
5,929
Assessed valuation 1906
1,330,071
(Assessment about 33% actual value)
L. Y.
Is Sedalia.
4s
Burkhart, Treasurer.
Sinking fund.
seat
LOANS—
4s
This city Is In Macon Countv.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $46,500
acres.
NEW MADRID COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NO. 19.
S. R. Hunter, Auditor.
1909
12,000
Apr
11919 Total valuation 1905..._$l,031,385
(Subject to call April 1 1914.)
(Assessment about H actual value)
4Hs Jan 1
$9,000
Apr
1 1919 City tax (per $1,000)
19_05__$15 00
(Subject to call April 1 1914.)
Population In 1890
.5,090
Population
In 1900
5,131
All of the bonds are
exempt from city tax.
INTEREST Is payable at St. Louis.
MACON.
$8.0a
2,461
NEW MADRID COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NO. 7.
A
4Ms Jan 1
$24,000
Apr
11919
(Subject to call April 1 1909.)
1 1919 BONDED DEBT Oct ’06.-$115,000
Mar
Higgins, City Clerk.
NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
JAMES H. TALBOT. Secretary.
A
district In Vernon County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mar 1’07
$86,500
4s ’06
A-O $50,000 ..April 1 1926 Assessed vauation 1906
1,986,350
(Subject to call April 1 1916.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..15 00
LOUISIANA.
Is In Pike County.
i.xxxiv.
This city Is the county seat of Vernon
County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906 _$34,000
; Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
1,647,440 Population In 1905
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 2 ’07.$122,000
Refunding Bonds (1888)—
Assessed valuation, real
3,923,000
5s
Feb 1
$22.000c--May 15 1908 Assessed val, personal
1,178,541
(Subject to call May 15 1903.)
Total valuation 1907
5,101,541
4s
F-A $75,000r.
__1919 (Assessment about H actual
value.)
(Subject to call 1914.)
State & co. tax (per$l ,000) ’07 $11.00
4s
F-A $25,000c
1919 Population In 1900
18,352
(Subject to call 1909.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
22,000
INTEREST on 5 % bonds is payable In New
Yorlc,at the National Bank of
Commerce.
On the 4 % bonds In St. Louis at the St.
Louis Union Trust Co.
This city
S. L.
[Vol.
Refunding Bonds.
.
RICH HILL.
J. E.
This city is in Bates
BONDED DEBT Apr 1
Jones, Clerk.
County.
Incorporated 1880.
’07.$49,000 j Assessed valuation 1907...$695,392
Floating debt
'
3,250j (Assessment about >* actual value.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1907.. 52,250 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1907...$15.00
Sinking fund
506 Population In 1900
4,050
INTEREST Is payable in St. Louis at the National
Bank of Commerce.
ROLLA.
E. J.
Koch, Mayor.
LO ANS—
| Assessed valuation 1906.$ 10,492,639
Court House Bonds.
WAssessin’t about 50% actual value.)
4s 'no
J-J
$68.500c...June 30 ’20 State & Co. tax
(per $ 1,000)’06$ 10.70
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’07.$68.500|
Population In 1905.
26,331
INTEREST Is payable in Palmyra.
This city Is In Phelps County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Jan
1907..$54,000
Water-Works Bonds — (Tax-Ex.)
j Assessed valuation in 1.906.-500,000
5s 07
J-J
$38,000...Jan 15 1927| Population in 1900
1,600
.Sewer Bonds—(Tax-Exempt).
•
|
5s- 07
J-J
$10,000..,Jan 15 19271
MARSHALL.
ST. CHARLES.
Palmyra Is the county
seat.
When Due.
A. R. James, Clerk.
Tills city Is the county seat of
Saline County.
Incorporated in 1871.
1.0 VNS—
When Due.\ Floating debt
$2,500
Water Plant Bonds.
j
TOTAL
DEBT
Jan 1 1907.
62,500
4s
J-J
$25,000
j
Sinking
fund
3,000
4Cs
J-J
35,000
July 1 1908 | Assessed valuation 1906
1,866.235
(Subject to call.)
I Total tax (per
$1,000) 1906..$15.00
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$60,000!
Population in 1900.
5,086
j Population In 1907 (est.)
.6,000
INTEREST on the $35,000 issue Is payable in St.
on
the
Louis;
$25,000
Issu • at the National City Bank, New
York.
MARSHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Jas. A. Fisher,
LOANS—
When Due. t
High-School-Building Bonds.
\
4s ’06
.T-J
$50,000
1926,
(Subject to call after 1911.)
MASON.
Tills
Luther
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
seat is Osceola.
All the bonds of this
county are In litigation.
Bonds are In judgment, but no effort Is
being made to collect principal or
Interest.
Judgment, however, was renewed In Jan. 1906.
V. 82, p. 114.
Tebo & Neosho RR. Aid Bonds.
(Assessment about 40% actual val.)
10s '70 July 1
$231,000r.July 1 1882 County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5.00
Assessed valuation 1906
4,366,987 Population In 1890 was
16,747
Population In 1900
17,907
McKay, Clerk of Marion County.
When Due. I Total valuation 1906
$4,500,000
Refunding Bonds 1898.
(Assessment half actual value.)
4s
Apr
$85,000c
Jan 1918 ; Total tax
(per Si .000) 1906
$29 70
'.Subject to call In 1908.)
Population In 1905
18,156
BONDED DEBT Sept r06.$85,000
Population In 1900
13,851
ST. JOHNS LEVEE DISTRICT NO. 1.
(P. O. New Madrid.)
,
INTEREST Is payable in St.
Louis.
MEXICO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is in Audrain
County.
LOANS—
When Due. 4><s,06
4 y, YOG M-Sf $5
,000..Sept 1 ’<>7-’ll
I 10,000..Sept
MOBERLY.
J. F.
l ’ 1 2-’ 16
Curry. Clerk.
MORGAN COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
5s
seat Is
K.
K.
When Due.
May 1 1924
(Subject to call.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-O
$8,000
—
Oct
15
1919
(Subject to call 1904.)
MT. PLEASANT.
This
$10 00
8,012
Buck, Clerk County Court.
Versailles.
Railroad Bonds.
M-N $95,000
_
j
BONDED DEBT July t ’06 $103,000
Assessed valuation 1906..
.2,621,057
(Assessment Is
actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) ’06..$9.33
Population In 1890
12,311
Population In 1900
12,175
Wm. R. Bell,
township Is In Bates County.'
County Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation
1906...$1,657,436
Refunding Bonds 1897.
| (Assessment abtf. y2 actual value.)
4l;S June 1 $92,000
June 1 1917, Population in 1890
3,831
(Subject to call after June 1 1902.) ! Population in 1900
3i951
BONDED DEBT Sept '06..$92,000
|
INTEREST Is payable at State National
Bank, St. Louis.
NEOSHO.
J. W.
Hanson, City Clerk.
This city Is In Newton
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s ’99
M-S $19,500
Mch 1919
W ater Bonds.
(Subject to call after March 1909.)
4'?s’06 M-S $40,000c
Sept 1 1926 Population in 1900
2,725
^Subject to call after Sept 1 1916.) |
Knott, Sec’v.
When Due. Assessed valuation
1905..$4,788.971
Mch $290,500
Population In 1906 (est.)_
3.000
BONDED DEBT Apr ’06..$290,500
INTEREST payable at Commonwealth Trust
Co.. St. Louis.
6s
,
W. E. Spratt,
Mayor; H. H. Barnes,
Comp’r.
Joseph Is the county’ seat of Buchanan
County. Incorporated as a
city of the second class April 9 1885.
The city has no water
debt, but pays
an annual
St.
M-Sf$15.000. .Sept 1 '17-’21
l 20,000..Sept 1 '22-’2G
W. D.
LOANS—
ST. JOSEPH.
This city is In Randolph County.
BONDED DEBT Get 27 ’06.$64,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Floating debt
5,000 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1905
1.910.000
Kanstimer, Clerk.
I). F. Corbin. Treasurer.
County
Secretary.
township Is In Marlon County.
LOANS—
Chas. H.
This city Is the county seat of St. Charles
County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Aug 15
*06$ 153.000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
3.400.000
4s ’01
F-A $73,000
Feb 1 1921 (Assessm’t about
}$ actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$9.00
4s’06
F-A $80.000... .Aug 1 1926
Population In 1900
.7.982
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1911.) Population In 1906
(est.)
11 200
INTEREST on the sewer bonds Is
payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
rental for water purposes of $30,000.
When Due. Past-due bonds not
presented_$3,950
Funding.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ‘07.$1,131.050
3j^s ’01 A-O $62.000c
Oct 11921 Floating debt
6,615
Electric Light Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907 A ,137,665
4s ’04
M-S
LOANS—
(Subject to call.)
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04
M-S $230,000c..Sept
$70,000c...Sep 1
1924
1
1924
4s
1 1923
(Subject to call.)
Judgment Funding Bonds.
4s ’06
M-N $35,000c
Nov 1 1926
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1916.)
Refunding Bonds.
3 VSs’Ol- F-A$290,100c—Feb 1 1921
’03 F-A
440,000c...Aug
Slnklngfund
27.972
Assessed valuation,
real..21,087,030
Assessed val, personal
8,306.950
Railroads, &c
3,263,920
Total valuation 1907
32,657,900
(Assessment
about
60%
actual
value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907. .$27 00
Population In 1905
112,176
Population in 1900 (Census) 102,176
_
INTEREST Is payable In New York
National Bank of Commerce.
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. H.
SMITH,-Secretary.
The school district bonds are not a
part of the municipal debt.
The esti¬
mated value of the school
property In 1906 was $1,100,000.
LOANS—
When Due.
Renewal Refunding Bonds.
6s
J-J
$9,000r__.July 1 1912 4s
M-S $45,000r
Mch 1 1918
4)^s
F-A
10,000r—Aug 1 1920!
(Subject to call $16,000 1908
Building Bonds.
✓
i
and $19,000 1913.)
4s
A-0$187,000r...Apr 2 1914 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907' $684,000
4s
J-J
50,OOOr
July 1 1919 Slnklngfund
7,934
(Subject to call 1909.)
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907..
677,066
4s
J-D $198,OOOr..June 1 1920 Bonds of
1907 (additional)
300,000
(Subject to call June 1 1910.)
Assessed valuation, real..22,196,240
3Hs
J-D $45 ,OOOr..June 1 1921 Ass’d
-.9,453,990
4s
M-N 95,000r..-May 1 1924 Total val., pers’l
valuation 1906
31,650.230
4s *07
M-S 300,000r._.Mch 1 1927 School
tax (per $1000) 1906..$8 00
Funding Bonds.
Population
in
190G(est.)
115.000
4s
F-A $45,000r...Feb 1 1920
1
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank
of Commerce, New York.
--
at
Apr., 1907.]
ST. LOUIS.
MISSOURI—CITIES AND TOWNS
Rolla Wells,
Mayor; James Y. Player, Compt'r.
SPRINGFIELD.
This
The city and county were
merged in 1877, the city assuming the county’s
debt.
City was Incorporated in 1822.
Propositions to Issue $11,200,000
bonds carried at election held on June 12 1906.
[$3,000,000 bonds offered
March
ou
18
1907
but not
The World’s Fair bonds
were
adopted In 1900.
GOLD
gold
or
Renewals—(Con.)
3.65sg ’95 M-N $975,000.May
3Hsg’98 J-D
593,000.June
3^Sg’89F-A 275,000.Aug
3 4s g '90 J-D
12,000. June
3,4s g’98 J-D
675,000.Dec
3 4s g ’05 A-Ol ,000,000c Apr
G. W.
city Is in Greene County.
Hackney, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT July 1’06_ $81,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
*
Sinking fund
7,500
4s
J-D $25,OOOc&r. June 1 1921 Assessed valuation, real
6,143.000
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Assessed val
personal
2,789,000
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
8,932,000
3 4s
J-J
$4 0,000c&r_ July 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’06
$8 00
(Subject to call $10,000 1906.)
[Population In 1900
23,267
Current expense bonds
$16,000,
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
sold.]
LOANS—
When Due.'
Renewals.
4s g '88 A-O $1,559,000.Apr 10 1908
4s g '91 M-N
£513,200_Nov 2 1911
4s g ’92 M-N $1,155,000.Nov 1 1912
4s g’93 A-O
£257.OOO.Oct 2 1913
4s g'94 J-D $2,000,000. June 1 1914
4s g ’88 J-J
1,985,000.July 1 1918!
3.65sg’87J-D 2,819,100.June 25 ’07 ;
J25
,
1
1915
1 1918
1 1919
2 1920
11909
1 ’25
SPRINGFIELD
World’s Fair Bonds.
3 Lfs g ’02 A-O $4,223,000 Ap 1 1922
SCHOOL
LOANS—
DISTRICT.
M. Bowerman. Secretary.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 1907.$89,000
Population In 1907 (est.)
60,000
When Due.
Building Bonds.
authorized by Constitutional Amendment
4s’06
J-D
518.000c...June 1 1921
(Subject to call after 1916.)
4s’06
OR STERLING.—All bonds of this
In f sterling.
city
are
J-D
$60,oooc...June 1 1911
INTEREST on the $60,000 Issue Is payable at the Union National Bank,
payable in U. S.
Springfield.
INTEREST on bonds payable in £ sterling, on those maturing In 1912,
1914, 1915 and 1922, on the 3 4s of 1909, 1918 and 1925, is payable at the
National Bank of Commerce, New York, or at the National Bank of Scot¬
land (Limited), London, at the rate of $4 8665 per pound sterling.
In¬
terest on all other bonds Is payable at the National Bank of Commerce,
New York, or at the office of J. S. Morgan & Co., London, at the
option of
the holder.
SQUAW CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Zeller, Secretary Board of Supervisors.
A
NO. 1.
F. L.
drainage district In Holt County.
LOANS—
Drainage Bonds.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb 23 '07.576.000
6s ’04
TOTAL DEBT
SINKING FUNDS, &c.—The
shows St. Louis’ total municipal debt and the water
Jan. 1 1907
Total bonded debt
Water debt, Included.
*
$20,790,278
5,768,000
subjoined
debt, &c.
Apr. 9 1906.
$21,019,278
5,783,000
July 576,000c..July 1 ’07-’18
INTEREST payable at. U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.. New York.
statement
TRENTON.
Apr. 11 1904.
$23,539,278
5,808,000
VERNON COUNTY.
municipal purposes; to make a new charter through a board of
freeholders to be elected by the people, and to exempt the county Indebted¬
ness of $6,lll ,000 and the water-works Indebtedness of $5,808,000 In deter¬
mining the limit of Indebtedness.
WEBB CITY.
Constitutional
This
Years.
1906
1905
1904
1902..
1900
1890
1879
New
Limits.
$13 80
14 70
14 70
13 00
9 00
9 00
5 00
$497,348,175
468,930,700
458,944,290
418,044,475
380,542,073
248,820,455
165,035,398
New Limit
Increased.
$13 80
14 70
14 70
13 00
12 80
15 00
.
Old
IAmits.
$13 80
14 70
14 70
13 00
12 80
15 00
17 50
Debt
in April.
$21,019,278
22,439,278
23,539,278
18,916,278
18,916.278
21,873,100
22,604,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1906 Is $21 00, which Includes $1 70
State, $5 50 school, In addition to the $13 80 city tax mentioned above.
L. O.
Walker, Clerk.
city Is In Jasper County.
Incorporated Jan. 9 1890.
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,668,000
I City tax (per $1,000) 1906
Judgment Bonds.
$10.00
4I4V06 F-A
57.650c
Aug 1 1916 [ Population In 1900
9.201
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$42,660 j
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns Its water works, the revenue from
which for water rates, permits, &c., for the fiscal year 1904-05 was $2,011,655 and net operating expenses and cost of collecting wTater rates were
$952,957.
In addition to the water works, the city owns its hospitals, in¬
sane asylums and poor house, city hall, court house. Jail, house of correction
and work house, engine houses markets,
police stations, parks, &c.
Assessed
Valuation.
Harvey W.
County seat Is Nevada.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed val.,perT,RR&C-.$3,500.000
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
10,500,000
4J^s
M-Sf$40,000c
March 1908 I (Assessm’t about 1-3 actual value.)
[100,000c—Marta 1918 State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$10 20
BONDED DEBT Nov *06..$140,000 Population In 1900
31,619
Assessed valuation, real
7,000,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
42,000
INTEREST Is payable at Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
cents for
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation, Including
real estate, personal property and railroad,
bridge, telegraph, express and
street railway property (about 2-3 cash value), and tax rate have been
as follows:
City tax per $1,000
Bonded
W. L. East, Treasurer.
Isbell, Clerk County Court.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.—By Constitutional amendments
adopted Nov. 1902, the city Is empowered to levy an additional tax of 35
above
Madden, Mayor.-
city Is In Grundy County.
BONDED DEBTSept 18 ’06 106.000|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$12.50
Assessed valuation 1906.$1,498,500 i Population in 1900
5.396
Note.—Under the charter the Municipal Assembly must
appropriate
$1,200,000 annually with which to pay debt and the Interest thereon.
That portion of each annual appropriation not required for
the payment of
the Interest constitutes the sinking fund for redemption of the debt
existing
April 7 1890 and bonds Issued In renewal thereof.
On the basis of renewing
the city’s bonded debt at 4%, the debt for which this sinking fund was
established will be extinguished In 1927.
The sinking fund on Jan. 1 1907
was $845,219.48.
AMENDMENTS TO CHARTER.—Under the
amendments the charter was amended on June 22.
F. M.
This
.
INTEREST Is
.
payable at the National Bank of Commerce
WEBB CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Jasper County.
■
J.
T.
In St. Louis.
Aldridge, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 19 1007
$58,500
5s '94
J-D $16,500c
1914 Slnklngfund
4,500
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Assessed valuation 1905
1,800,000
4s -00
J-D
12,000c
1920 School tax (per $1.000) *06...$15 00
(Subject to call after 1910,)
Population In 1907 (est.)
14,000
,
4
]£s’04 J-D 510,000c
1924
(Subject to call after 1914.)
J-D 520,000c
June 1 1926
(Subject to call June 1 1916.)
INTEREST on the 1906 issue is payable In New York;
4s ’06
all other issues
on
In St. Louis.
WEBSTER GROVES.
This
Edward S. Hart,
city Is in St. Louis County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
POPULATION.—In 1905 (est.) Is 715,000: In 1900 (Census) It was 575.238: In 1890 it was 451,770; In 1880 It was 350,518: In 1870 It was 310,864.
5s ’07
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
LOANS—
Building Bonds.
4Us’90
$8,000r
M-S $35,000
INTEREST
on
Mayor.
Incorporated 1896.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07.
$97,000
Assessed valuation 1908
2,300,000
Mch 4 1927! Tax
the water bonds is
rate (per $ 1,000) 1906
$7.80
payable at the Bank of Webster Groves.
WEBSTER GROVES SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Win. A. Goeiy, Clk. County Court.
County seat Is Lancaster.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding RR.
5s
M-S $81,500c&r_.1907-1912
Total valuation 1906
$2,798,577
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$6 70
Population In 1890
11,249
Population In 1900
10,840
Population In 1905 (est.)
11,000
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$81,500
Assessed valuation, real
1,800,461
Assessed val.. personal
998,116
INTEREST is payable in St. Louis.
SCOTLAND COUNTY.
County seat Is Memphis.
LOANS—
S. A. Hammond, Treasurer.
Bonds
When Due.
1910
..
SEDALIA.
John A.
Sedalla Is In Pettis
a
Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
Collins, Mayor; C. E. Baker, City Clerk.
County.
city March 2 1886.
LOANS—
Bonds
Incorporated
are
When
Refunding.
4HSff J-J $150,500c
July 1
(Subject to call after 1907.)
6s
6s
6s
Revenue Bonds.
g
F-A
$8,000r
g
g
A-O
J-J
10,000r
25,000r
Sewer Bonds.
7s g
A-O
$9,000r
exempt.
Assessed valuation 1906..$4,581,522
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$6 70
Population In 1890
12,674
Population In 1900
13.232
1907.$261.000
INTEREST Is payable at
Past
Past
Past
Past
as a town May 27 1870, and as
tax exempt
Due. BONDED DEBT July 1 '06 $202,500
Assessed valuation, real
3,696,583
1927 Assessed val.. personal
1,201,665
Total valuation 1905
4,908,248
(Assessm’t about 30 % actual value.)
due Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
510.00
due
due
Population In 1900
Population In 1890
Population In 1906 (est.)
15,231
14,068
25.000
due
INTEREST Is payable In New York
SEDALIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. M. Johns, Treasurer.
School property Is valued at $300,000.
LOANS—
When Due. I 4s ’05
Building Bonds.
4s
J-D
$8,000c/.June
4s
M-N
J-D
$25,000c
June 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
1 1917 4^8
J-J $23,000c..Jan
1 1919
11918 4s
J-J
30,000c. .July
11919
BONDED DEBT Feb’07. $166,000
1 1923 Assesesd valuation 1906..$6,102,000
15,000c. .May
(Subject to call.)
4s
J-J
$40,000c..Jan
Funding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$25,000c..June 20 1915
(Assessm’t abt. 50% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) ’06...$11 00
INTEREST on the Issues due 1915, 1923 and 1925 is payable at N. W.
Harris & Co., New York and Chicago; on the 4s due 1918 and the 4 Hs
due
19)9 at the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis; on 4s due 1919 at
Rudolph
Kleybolte & Co., New York: on 4s due 1917 at the National Bank of
Commerce, New York.
L£s’05
40,000r
INTEREST is
F. B. Miller. Secretary.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $48,000
Assessed valuation 1907
2,800,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1907.__$8.00
.Population In 1907 (est.)
6,000
payable at the National Bank of Commerce In St. Louis.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give the statistics regarding all minor civil divisions
In the State of Missouri which have reported an Indebtedness of over $25,000
and which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reporta.
We
add the population from the U. S. Census of 1900.
Bonded
Debt.
$
arc tax
Refunding Bonds.
4J.2S
J-D $256,000c_June 1907-’17
Jail Bonds.
4 V$s 1905
$5 000c
BONDED DEBT Feb
4
When Due.
Locatlon.
Albany (C). Gentry County
Brookfield (C), Linn County...—
Bon Terre Seh. Dlst. No. 12
Cameron (C), Clinton County..—
Camp Branch (Twp), Cass County.
Carrollton (C), Carroll County
Caruthersvllle (C). Pemlscott Co._
Christlan County
Clarksville (C), Pike County
Cole County
El Dorado Springs (C), Cedar Co._
Farmington (C), St. Francois Co..
Flat River School Dlst. No. 61
Fulton (C), Callaway County
Hamilton .School District
36,000
32,000
35.600
62,000
40,000
35,000
26,000
28,450
27,000
54,500
22,000
25,000
29,500
48,500
25,000
30,500
Higglnsvllle School District No. 5..
89,500
Independence (C), Jackson Co
Jackson. Cape Girardeau County.. 27,000
Kirksvllle School District
Kirkwood (C). .St. Louis County
25,000
74,000
25,000
35,000
33,000
Maryville (C), Nodaway County— 45,000
Mineral Township, Jasper County.. 26,000
—
LaBclle Township, Lewis County._
Laclede County
Marlon (Twp), Jasper County
Monett School District
Newton County
30,000
30,000
Perry County
25,800
Pierce Township, Lawrence County 37,000
Polk County.
50,000
Polk (Twp), Cass County
44,000
Poplar Bluff (C). Butler County... 31,000
48,000
Poplar Bluff School District
51 ,000
Richmond (C>, Ray County
Savannah School District
Sni-a-Bar (Twp), Lafayette Co
42,000
Sullivan County
49,000
41,500
Taney County
—
...
Warrensburg (C), Johnson County.
Warrensburg School District
Warrensburg Twp., Johnson Co
Washington Twp., Lafayette Co
West Plains (C), Howell County—
42.500
37.500
79,000
55,500
27,500
Assessed
Valuation.
$
Rate of
Int.
Population.
1900.
%
2,025
4
1,097,600
5,484
944,294
710,000 4 *1, 5 & 6
2,979
5
604,675
1,728
5
2,300,000
3,854
707,650
4H
2,315
4U-G
3,512,763
16,939
4
843
182,237
4
6.024,104
20,578
5
543,085
2,137
.
1
,033,555
1,667,090
562,500
628,000
4
4
1.773
Vi &5
?-5
4.883
4 '
5
4-6
680,000
.600,000
2,000,000
1 .200,000
3,650,116
3,800,000
1
4
to 6
4 x/i
4
5
4
6
4 V
4
5
4
3,400,000
750,000
6,098,744
3,992,255
676,040
5,550,650
462,392
4&5
1 .343,003
1 .477,196
4 &6
4-4 ^
1,100,000
800,000
921,037
5,958.851
1 ,700,968
1,600,000
6,974
1,658
4
4
o
2,825
2,636
16,523
11,056
4,577
4,646
27,001
15,134
3,789
23,255
1,333
4,321
3.478
4
3
V2 8:4
4
5
4&4 ^
2.996
20.282
10.127
4,742
4J4&5
2,330,732
1,089,840
828,970
4
CH-6
5
6,251
3,625
2,902
120
NORTH DAKOTA-DEBT OF
STATE.
State of North Dakota.
.4091 2.
as a
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act March 2 1861)- March
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 22
1889)
Total area of State
(square miles)
State Capital
_
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
NOTE.—For reports not given in
alphabetical order among the
see “Additional
Statements” at the end of this
following
State.
BISMARCK.
2 1861
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd
Monday in January, and sessions
R
H.
Bismarck is the county
Thistlethwaite. Treasurer.
seat of
The bonds issued by the Burleiglj County.
Incorporated Sept. 20
city are all exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed
valuation 1905 _$l 111,433
School Bonds—
(Assessment about 2-5
4s
J-J
$25,000c
July 1 1908 Total tax (per $1,000) actual value.)
4s
J-J
1905..$59 90
4,000c
July
1 1909 Population in 1905
BONDED DEBT Apr 1
4,913
’06..$48,000 Population In 1900.
Sinking fund
.3,319
7,557
INTEREST payable at Bismarck.
BISMARCK
1900.
Nov. 2 1889
70,795
Bismarck
Governor (term expires 1st Tues.
Jan. 1909)
John Burke
See. of State (term ends 1st
Tues. Jan. 1909)_Alfred Blaisdell
Treasurer (term ends 1st Tues. Jan.
1909)
Albert Paterson
the first
I.XXXIV.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
THE
ITS
Organized
[VOL.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
14s
19261 School
Funding Bonds—
4s ’06
years on the first
Tuesday after
are limited to
sixty days.
$20,000.
BOTTINEAU COUNTY.
I. M.
J-J
tax
$8,OOOc..Oct 10 1924
(per $1,000) 1904..$14 80
Brandjord,
Bottineau is the county seat.
Auditor.
DEBT —For early
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07
history of State debt see “State and
$88 ,000 Assessed val.,
City Supplement” of April 1894,
personal
Floating debt
$2,619,780
page H8.
5.,500 Total valuation
LOANS—
1906
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
When Due. DBBT OF STATE
7,089,606
93 ,500 (Assessment
Refunding Bonds—
INSTS.—(Con.)
20%-25%
actual
Sinking
fund
value.)
Industrial School, Lllendale—
6>.190 State &
4s
J-J
Assessed
co.tax(per
$1.000)
$38,600c...July
1
1915
00
5s
’06_$17
valuation, real
J-J
4,469 ,826 Population in 1905
4s
$15.000c ..May 1 1928
J-J * 118 ,000c. May 15 1920
i
15,174
Soldiers’ Home, Lisbon—
4s
F-A
in
Population
1907
(est.)
20,000c...Auer 1 1911 4s
INTEREST is payable at the National
16,500
J-J *$20,000c
4s
J-J
Bank of St. Paul.
...July 1 1929
’50,000c
July 1 1914
Reform School, Mandan—
4s
J-J
80,000c...July 1 1928 4s
Jan
COUNTY. I. W.
4s
J-J
*$20,000c..Sept 11921
02,000c
Auditor.
May 1 1927
Bismarck is the county seat.
Twine and Cordage
4s
M-N •22,700c
Factory—
1
..May
1919
LOANS—
4s
J-J
4s
When
J-J
Due.
Assessed valuation
*$65.000c._.May 1 1911
50,000cAr.May 1 1927 4s
Refunding Bonds—Tax Exempt.
J-J •104,000c..
1906..$4,287,104
Capitol Building Bonds—
.May 1 1921
j (Assessm’t about 40%
6s ’92
J-J
actual value.)
Agricultural College Bonds—
$86,000
4s
J-J J
1912
State
& Co. tax (per
*$80,000c\
414s’98 A-O
July 1 1923 4s
$1,000) ’06 19.20
Jan
71.000
•$42.000c. May 11 1921
1918 j Population in
1
i20.000c
1905.
BONDED DEBT Feb
4s
* 8.000c
Jan
.9,875
4S
1907.$157,000 i
.April 3 1921
*100.0000
State University & School of
INTEREST on 6s is payable at Chase
Funding Bonds—
Mines
Nat. Bank, New York
4s
4tf>s
at
N.
Jan *$50,000c
W. Harris & Co., Chicago.
City; on
4s
M-N $106,000c.Mar 20
July 1 1921
1921
State Normal School,
Revenue Bonds.
Mayvilie—
6s
FARGO.
Jan
N.
C.
S
$20,000c. .Sept 1 1911
J-J
$150,000c..-July 1 1925
Auditor.
State Normal School,
Fargo is situated in Cass
DEBT OF STATE
Valley City—
County.
INSTITUTIONS.
6s
Jan
LOANS—
Insane Hospital, Jamestown—
$20.000C.-.SeDt 1 1911
When Due. Floating debt
4s
Refunding Bonds—
*
$56,517
Jan *$50.000c.June 1
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1
1919
6s
1906..180.517
•These bonds are held
$25,000
Dec 1 1913 Sinking fund
wholly or in part by the Permanent
5s
31,669
9,000
School Fund
June 1 1924 NET DEBT Mar 1
INTEREST and principal of the
1906
Water-Works Bonds—
above bonds are payable at the
148,84S
National Hank In New York.
Water debt (included)
Chemical' 6s
75,000
$40,000
Nov 1 1911 Water debt
TOTAL DEBT—
Water and Sewer Bonds—
sinking fund (inc.) 22,962
Assessed valuation
6s
1905...3,693
186
$30,000
Nov
15 1915 ( Assessment
July 1 ’06.
July 1 ’04.
about 1-3 actual value.)
Bonded debt
July 1 ’03.
Water
&
-July 1 ’02.
Steam
Co.
$692,300
Bonds Total tax (per
$692,300
The bonded debt
$692,300
$1,000) 1905..$49 80
(Assumed.)—
$722,300
given above does not Include
Population in 1890
the $845,000 of bonds
7s
Issued by State
5,664
$20,000
Jan 1 1911 Population in
institutions; also does not Include
1900
Twine and Cordage
$169,000 bonds of the
BONDED
DEB
i’ Mar 1
9,589
The Investments of the
’06.$124,000 | Population ill 1905
fund on Nov. i 1905 Factory.
permanent
school
12,512
amounted to $2,131,405.
HISTORY OF
.
BURLEIGH
,
.
.
Morgan, Deputy
ASSESSED
has been
Real
Years.
Estate.
,
1905
1903.
1900
1896
1893
S125.323.154
113,127,196
98,355,197
91,616,090
85,433,334
73,574,494
64.722,092
as
State’s assessed valuation
(about one
follows:
Personal
Total Assessed Slate taxa
Property.*
$71,139,430
60,423,881
57,150,072
54,921,354
48,447,042
43,629,991
28,676,886
Valuation,
$196,462,584
173,551,077
155,505,269
146,537,444
133,880,376
117,204,485
93,398,978
82,351,987
per
5
5
5
5
stringent, and are as follows:
SECTION 182.
The State may,
7s
30
complete
to meet casual deficits or
revenue, or In case of
failure In the
debts shall never in theextraordinary emergencies, contract debts, but such
aggregate exceed the sum of two
hundred
dollars, exclusive of what may be the
debt of North Dakota at thousand
of the adoption of this
the time
Constitution.
Every such debt shall be authorized
by law for certain purposes, to be
definitely mentioned therein, and
such law shall
provide for levying an annual tax
every
sufficient to pay the
Interest semi-annually, and the
principal
within thirty years from the
age of such law. and shall
specially appropriate the proceeds of .suchpass¬
to the payment of said
tax
not be repealed nor theprincipal and Interest, and such appropriation shall
tax discontinued until
such debt, both
and Interest, shall have
principal
been fully paid.
No debt In excess of the
named shall be
A.
Brown, Auditor; T. J. Wagon,
This city is situated in Grand
Forks County.
LOANS—
When
Bridge Bonds
Mar $50,000c..Mch
Filtration Bonds
M-S $40,000c..Sept
Funding Bonds.
6s
A-O $51,000c
Oct
50
50
50
4 50
4 30
4 50
DEBT LIA1ITATION.—The
limitations to the
debt-making power of the
State and municipalities of
North Dakota are found In
Article XII of Its
Constitution. The provisions with
reference to the matter are
F.
Treasurer.
$1,000.
$5 30
•The assessed valuation
of personal
property as given above Includes
the valuation of railroad
express companies and
telephone companies; In property,
telegraph and
1904 these amounted to
$21,861,555; in 1902, $20,484,953; and in
$22,835,483; in 1903,
1901,
a Since 1901 a
special tax of $1 00 has been levied $18,518,894.
for the maintenance of
educational institutions of the State.
This is included In the total
abo\ e.
tax given
and
GRAND FORKS.
VALUATION.—The
third actual vaiue)
1906
Healy,
—
6s
Water Bonds
4J^s’05 F-A $50,000c
6s
Refunding Bonds
Due.
6s
1 1909
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$15 J)00e. July 1
($3,000 due yearly).
fund
Value of city property
Assessed valuation 1906
(Assessment 14. actual
1 1910
Aug 1 1925
Tax
rate
(per $1,000)
$30,000c
Nov 1 1917 Population in
1905
5Hs
15,000 ...Jan 1 1919
INTEREST on tiie bridge bonds is Population In 1900
payable in Grand Forks;
Issues in New York.
on
The sewer bonds in the
above table are payable
property benefited, and are subject to call.
GRAND FORKS PARK
DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
\
5s ’05
$25,000
1925|
McHENRY COUNTY.
Hans
Towner is the county seat.
LOANS—When Due.
4
by special
11,000
300,000
3,000,000
value.)
1905_$58 70
10.127
7.652
on all other
assessment
F. A. BROWN. Clerk
Board.
Rotligarn, Auditor.
Population in 1900.
Court House Bonds.
Hs'07 Mcli $50,000c
07-’ll
BONDED DEBT Apr 1
’07.$254,000
1 1914 Floating debt
13,000
Sinking
.5,25;
Mch 1 1927
MORTON COUNTY.
II. J.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
Emil S.
Tavis,
Auditor.
Mandan is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06..
$56,000 County tax (per
$1,000) 1906_$l5 50
Floating debt
44,519 Population in 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
13,363
4,917,375
INTEREST is payable at First National
Bank, New* York City.
Eich,
Auditor.
Incurred except for the
limit
County scat Is Devil’s Lake,
purpose of repelling Invasion,
pressing Insurrection, defending the State
LOANS—
sup¬
When Due. Cash in
In time of war, or to
county
funds
public defense In case of threatened
provide for
$61,139
Bonds
Assessed valuation,-real..
hostilities, but the Issuing of new bonds 6s Funding
to refund
M-S
3,554,091
existing Indebtedness shall not be
55.000c..Mch
20
1910
Assessed val., personal
construed to be any
6s
portion of said two hundred
M-N
2,027,342
part or
18,0.00c. May
thousand dollars.
1 1915 Total valuation 1906
4^s
5,581,433
M-S
SECTION 183.
5,000c..Mch 19 1920 (Assessment about
The debt of any
1-3 actual value.)
county,
Refunding Bonds
township, city,
district, or any other political
school
State & Co tax (per M)
subdivision, shall never exceedtown,
4Hs
M-S $30,000c.-Mch 19 1920
’06__$12 70
centum upon the assessed
five (5) per
value of the taxable
Population in 1890.
BONDED DEBT July 1
4,418
that any incorporated
property
therein;
provided,
’06_$58,000:
city
Population
in
may,
1900..
by
a
two-thirds vote, increase such
9,198
ness three (3)
Indebted¬
I Population In 1905
per centum on such assessed
value
11,979
INTEREST on the funding bonds is
beyond said five (5) per cent
limit.
In estimating
the indebtedness which a
payable at St. Paul, Minn.; on other
school district or any other
city, county township, bonds at Devil’s Lake.
political
subdivision
amount of existing
may incur, the entire
SARGENT COUNTY.
Indebtedness, whether contracted prior
R. P.
to the adoption of this
or subsequent
Auditor.
Constitution shall be* included;
County seat Is Forman.
that any incorporated
’provided, further, LOANS—
city may become Indebted In
When Due. Assessed
any amount not ex¬
ceeding four (4) per centum on such
val., personal
$1,663,077
Funding.
value without regard to the
existing Indebtedness of such city, forassessed
Total valuation 1906
6s
the purpose of
J-D $38,000c
3,791,532
Dec 1 1915 (Assessment about
chasing water-works for
constructing
or pur¬
40% actual val.)
furnishing a supply of water to the
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 ’07.. $38,000
such city, or tor the
State
Inhabitants
&
of
Co
tax
purpose of constructing sewers,
(per M) ’06
$17 40
Sinking fund
and for no other
whatever.
8,627 Population in 1905
All bonds or obligations
purpos,
In excess of the
Assessed valuation, real
7,414
amount of Indebtednese
permitted by this Constitution
2,028,455 Population in 1900
given
6.039
by any city, county,
INTEREST paid at Chase National
school district, or any
township, towns
Bank, New York.
other political
subdivision, shall be void.
STUTSMAN COUNTY. J. J.
SECTION 1S4. Any city,
county, township, town, school
Treasurer.
other political
or any
County seat Is Jamestown.
subdivision.
Incurring indebtedness shall, at district,
time of so doing,
or
LOANS—
before the
provide for the collection of an
When Due. Assessed val,
annual tax sufficient to
the Interest and also the
personal
Court House and Jail Bonds.
$2,376,502
pay
principal thereof when due, and all
Total valuation 1906
nances providing for the
4s
laws or ordi¬
7,754,270
A-O $20,000c..Apr
payment of the interest or
1
1922
(Assessment
about 1-3 actual value.)
shall be lrrepealable until
Road and Bridge Bonds.
principal of any debt
such debt be
State
&
Co
tax
paid.
6s
(per M) 1906._$15 10
J-J
$24,500c
SECTION 185.
1915 Population in 1906
Neither the State nor
(est.)
BONDED DEBT Oct 1
17,500
any county, city,
school district, or any other
1906.$44,500 Population in 1905
township, town,
political
14,580
subdivision, shall loan or give Its credit Sinking fund
or make donations
3,757 Population in 1900
to or in aid of
any Individual, association or
Assessed valuation,
9.143
except for necessary support of the
real—5,377,768 i
corporation,
poor, nor
INTEREST payable In New York.
owner of the
capital stock of any association orsubscribe to or become the
State engage In any work of
corporation, nor shall the TOWNER
internal Improvement
COUNTY. W. P.
unless authorized
two-thirds vote of the people.
Treasurer.
by a
Cando is the county seat.
Bonds are all tax
exempt.
NOT VALID UNLESS
LOANS—
When Due. I Total valuation 1906
ENDORSED
BY
SECTION 187.
6s g
AUDITOR, ETC.
$4,502,203
No bond or evidence of
Apr
$10,000
1912 I (Assessment about
indebtedness of the State shall
be valid unless the same
4 actual value.)
6s g
shall have endorsed
July
21,000
1914 State & Co tax
thereon
a
by the Auditor and
(per M) 1906..$14 00
5s g
certificate signed
Dec
8.000
Secretary of State, showing that the bond
1918
of debt is Issued
or evidence
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906 .$39,000 Population in 1905
7,905
pursuant to law and is within
the debt limit.
in
Population
1900
evidence of debt of any
No
bond or
6,44)1
county, or bond of
Frank
subdivision, shall be valid unless the same any township or other political WAHPETON.
Wm.
R.
have endorsed thereon a
cate signed by the
certifi¬
Auditor.
County
or other officer
authorized by law to
sign such certificate, statingAuditor,
A city in Richland
that said bond or
County. A special assessment Is levied each
evidence of debt is issued
pursuant to law and Is within
to meet the payments of
the debt limit.
year
principal and interest on all sewer bonds.
POPULATION OF STATE.—The
LOANS—
When Due. j
population of Nortn Dakota In
Water Works Bonds—
was 437,070;
Sewer Bonds.
in 1900 It was
1905
319,146; In 1890, 182,719; In
5s ’04
M-N f$10,000__May 2 1919
in 1870, 14.181; In
7s
1880, 36.909;
$1,000
1860, 4.837.
...1908
The figures for 1860
l
both North and South
and 1870 are for
5
11,000..May 2 1924
18,850.Nov 6 ’07 to’19
Dakota.
Refunding Bonds
5 L s
15,125.July 1 ’07 to ’20 5Ks’04J-D $15,000. .June 15
1924
_
Irving,
Latta,
,
,
Atkins,
Eberley, Mayor;
Purdon,
Apr., ISO'.]
SOUTH DAKOTA-DEBT- OF STATE
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06
Floating debt
..
$72,425 | Total tax (per $1,000) 1904...$70 70
44,063 Population in 1900
2.228
I Population in 1905
2,741
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 ’06...116,488
Assessed valuation 1905
596.350
WARD COUNTY.
J.
W.
“Provided, further, That in a city where the
population Is 8,000 or more,
such city may incur an Indebtedness
not exceeding eight per centum
upon
the assessed valuation of the taxable
property therein for the year next
preceding that In winch said indebtedness Is Incurred, for the
purpose of
constructing street railways, electric lights or other
\
(Assessment about Vi actual value.) i
INTEREST on refunding bonds is payable at
Wahpeton;
bonds in Chicago.
on water-works
“Provided, further, That
ship, district or subdivision
Fabrick, Auditor.
1
D. C.
county, municipal corporation, civil
township, district or subdivi¬
incurring the same."
SECTION 5.
Any city, county, town, school district or any other sub¬
division incurring Indebtedness shall, at or
before the time of so doing
provide for the collection of an annual tax
sufficient to pay the Interest
and also the principal
thereof when due, and all laws or ordinances
pro¬
viding for the payment of the Interest or principal of
any debt shall be
lrrepealable until such debt be paid.
>
sion
Page, Auditor.
This city Is in Williams
County.
LOANS—
When Due.'.
Water Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
j 6s’06
J-J
$ 12,000c.July
i$ 1,000c
June 30 ’22 i Population in 1900
6s’06
•
J-D
6,000c. June 30’23-24 t
8.000c. June 30 ’25-26 |
2
POPULATION OF STATE.—The population of
South Dakota has been
reported as follows In the years named.
The figures for 1900 Include
Indians and whites on Indian
reservations, who in previous years were
excluded from the enumeration.
The aggregate of such persons
in 1890
was 19,792, and should be
added to the total for that year in
making com¬
parisons.
State Census 1905, 455.185.
1900.401,570
1890.328,808
1880.98,268
1870.*14,181
1800_*4,837
’17-22
763
,
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we
give statistics regarding
which have reported a bonded indebtedness
of
•This Is the total for both
places In North Dakota
o\er $25,000 and which are
not represented among the
foregoing detailed reports.
We add the popu¬
lation from the State Census of 1905
Total
Cash in
Assessed
Tax
Pop' n,
Location—•
Debt.
Treasury. Valuation.
Rate.
1905.
Baines County
$40,000
None
$7,723,9 09
15,726
Benson County
27,000 179,961
4,635,809
15.60
9,363
Cass County
42,000
31,700
16,468,962
3.00
31,955
Cavalier County
30,000
6.110,72)
12.00
15,761
Emmons County
40,000
2,507,826
19.20
6,418
Grafton, Walsh County
52,800
939
292,421
22.40
2,423
Grgg.s County
30,000
None
3,500,000
10.00
5,993
Jamestown, Stutsman Co
30,500
851.765
20.50
5,093
Kidder County
26,000
'ill
1,790,330
18.30
2,307
McIntosh County
25,000
1 ,373,000
15.60
6,088
McLean County
27,000
172
3,581 ,419
15.20
15,245
Mandan (C), Morton County. 38,000
526,276
71.20
2,714
Nelson County
36,000
36,128
3,864,038
17.80
9,501
Oakes tC), Dickey County
37,000
7,500
28.00
275,000
1,303
Ransom County
914
40,000
3.445,078
8 ,634
Rolette County
72,000
None
3,025,000
l(f 90
6,84 2
Wells County.'
42,000 120,000
5,054,634
20.90
9,482
Williams County
58,500
9,458
20.00
2,130,961
6,952
CITIES
Organized
as a
Admitted
as a
Total
area
State
State (Act Feb. 22 1889)
of State (square miles)
ABERDEEN.
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
F. W.
Pierre
Governor (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1909)__C. I. Crawford
Sec’y of State (till Tues .aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1909)__D. D. Wipf
Treasurer (till Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan. 1909)
C. II. Cassill
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the
Tuesday after
Monday in January, and sessions are limited to sixty
days.
HISTORY OF
DEBT.—For history of State debt see “State and
City
page 120.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The State has no
bonded debt: the floating debt
on Feb. 27 l:H)7 was
$348,300; sinking fund and other funds available for
payment of debt. $63,995.
On the same date the State had taxes
due and
unpaid to an amount estimated at $444,852', which, when
collected, will be
available for the payment of current
expenses.
Supplement" of April 1894,
EQUALIZED VALUATION —The
following statement shows the total
valuation of real estate, personal, railroad
property, telegraph, telephone
express and sleeping-car companies, as
equalized by the State Board of
Assessment and Equalization.
Year.
Valuation. I Year.
Valuation.
1906
$222,426,469 i 1899
$158,330,111
1905
219,647 674 1898
118,580,496
1904
214,239,028 1897.
120,175,431
1903
211,030,698 1896.
119.391,156
1902.
187,531,381 1895
121,751,151
1901...
173.206,733 1894
128,046,765
1900.
172,255.085 i 1893
TAX
RATE.—In 1906 the tax rate
(per $1,000)
DEBT LIMITATION —South
Dakota has
stitution very stringent
provisions limiting the
State and its municipalities.
All these
incorporated into its Con¬
debt-making
provisions
and
are
as
follows:
$4 00.
are
found In
.
$15,000c-_.July 1 1919 BONDED DEBT
SECTION 1.
Neither the State nor any county
or munici¬
pality shall loan or give its credit or make donation township
to or in aid of
any
Individual, association or corporation, except for the
necessary support
of the poor, nor subscribe to or
become the owner of the
capital stock of
any association or corporation, nor
pay or become responsible tor the
debt or liability of any Individual, association
or corporation;
provided
that the State.may assume or
pay such debt or liability when incurred
in time of war for the defense of
the State.
Nor shall the State
In any work pt internal
engage
improvement.
SECTION 2.
For the purpose of
defraying extraordinary expenses and
making public improvements, or to meet casual delicits
or failure in
the State may contract debts never to
revenue,
exceed with previous debts In the
aggregate $100,000, and no greater indebtedness shall
be
Incurred except
for the purpose of
repelling Invasion, suppressing Insurrection, or
the State or the United States in
defending
war, and provision shall be
made by law
for the payment of the
Interest annually and the
principal
when
due,
tax levied for the purpose, or
from other sourees of revenue; which by
law
providing for the payment of such Interest and
principal by such tax or
otherwise shall be Irrepcalable until such debt
is paid; provided,
however,
the State of South Dakota shall
have the power to refund the
Territorial
debt assumed by the State of South
Dakota by bouds of the State of
South Dalcota.
SECTION 3.
That the indebtedness of the State of
South Dakota
limited by section 2 of this article shall be
in addition to the debt of
the
Territory of Dakota assumed by and agreed to be
paid by South Dakota.
Section 4 amended in 1896 and
again In 1902 now reads as follows:
SECTION 4.
The debt of any county,
city, town, school district, civil
township or other subdivision, shall never exceed
five (5) per centum upon
the assessed valuation of the
taxable property therein for the
year pre¬
ceding that in which sakl Indebtedness Is
incurred.
“In estimating the amount of the
Indebtedness which a municipality
or subdivision
may Incur, the amount of Indebtedness
contracted prior
to the adoption of the
Constitution shall be Included:
"Provided, That any county,
municipal
corporation, civil township,
district or other subdivision
may incur an additional Indebtedness
not
exceeding ten per centum upon the assessed valuation
of the taxable
prop¬
erty therein for the year preceding that in
which said Indebtedness is
Incurred, for the purpose of
providing water and sewerage, for
domestic uses sewerage and other
irrigation
purposes; and
Oct
’06..$170,000
! Floating debt
10,057
TOTAL DEBT Oct ’06
180 057
Sinking fund
42,831
Jan 1 1915 NET DEBT Oct ’06
137,226
Sewer Bonds—
Total valuation 1906
2,287,147
5s
A-O $15,000c
1907-1921 (Assessment about Vi actual
value.)
4Hs
F-A
9 000c
1907-1915 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906..$47 00
4 Vis
J-J
25.000c..July 1 ’07-16 Population in 1905
5.841
4^s ’06J-J
75.000c
July 2 1926 .Population n 1900
4,087
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National
Bank. New York.
7s
Funding Bonds—
J-J
$10.000c
Refunding Bonds—
6s
J-J
$20,000c
BROOKINGS.
This city is in
Jan
G. H.
1 1909
Stoddart, Auditor.
Brookings County.
LOANS—
When
Duc.\
|
J-J
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’07
J-J
$15,000c
July 1 1927
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06_$36,000 i Assessed
valuation 1906
$841,150
12,171 j School tax (per $1,000) 1906._i20 00
TOTAL DEBT July 1 ’06...
48,1711 Population in 1906 (est.)
3,500
Floating debt.
CHAMBERLAIN.
This city Is the county seat of Brule
County.
BOND.DEBT Nov ’06
$45,000 ' Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905..
Assessed valuation 1905
$284,000 Population in 1905
CUSTER COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is
\V. A.
69.00
1.007
Nevin, Auditor.
Custer.
When Due.
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06...$215,899
Floating debt
12,146
A-O $26_,569c
April 1920 TOTAL DEBT July 1 *06.. 228.045
(.Subject to call 1910.)
fund
.sinking
2,509
6s
M-N $20,000c..May 10 1921 Assessed
valuation 1906
1,361,312
(Subject to call 1911.)
(Assessment
about
Vi
actual
value.)
Cs
J-J
$4,450c.. .July 1 1919 State &
co.tax(per $1,000) 1006 21 50
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
Population In 1905
2,899
5s’06
M-N $20,000c-May 10 1926
Population in 1900
2,728
(Subject to sale after May 10 ’16.)
Funding Bonds—
INTEREST
payable
at
Custer.
4s
J-J $143,080 33c.July 1 1922
(Subject to call July 1 1907 )'
Refunding Bonds—
6s
DAVISON COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is Mitchell
O. D.
Stearns, Auditor.
.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb 19 ’07.$48,000
Refunding Bonds—
Sinking fund
4,500
4Hs ’05 A-O $20.000c
Oct 1 1925 Assessed valuation
1906...4,026,775
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1915.)
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4Ks’04 A-O $28,000c...Nov 1 1924 State & co
tax(per $1,000) *06.$7 80
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1914.)
Population in 1905
10.057
INTEREST Is payable at Mitchell.
DEAD WOOD.
County
seat
of
LOANS—
K.
N.
Lawrence
J-J
Populations
1900
7.483
Trimble, Auditor.
County.
When Due. I
City-Hall Bonds—
5s
power of the
Article XIII
“Addi¬
city is situated in Brown County.
Incorporated May 8 1882.
LOANS—
When Due.
Elec.-Light Bonds—(Tax-Exempt)
City-Hall Bonds—
|4^s’07 A-O $35,000c. .-Apr 1 1927
5s
M-N15
136,032,840
was
see
$15,000c—July 1 19271 (Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.) j Population In 1900
2,346
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurers office.
BROOKINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
F. J. Carlisle, Clerk.
This district is in Brookings
County.
77,650
the first
following,
Raymond, Auditor.
This
5s ’07
March 2 1861
Nov. 2 1889
Capital
Dakota.
For reports not given in alphabetical order
among the
tional Statements’’ at end of this State.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act March 2 1861)
North and South
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Water-Works Bonds.
State of South Dakota.
lighting plants:
no
county, municipal corporation, civil town¬
shall be Included within such district
or sub¬
division without a majority vote in favor
thereof, of the electors of the
county, municipal corporation, civil township, district or other
subdivision,
as the case may be, which is
proposed to be included therein, and no such
debt shall ever be Incurred for any of the
purposes In this section provided,
unless authorized by a vote in favor thereof
by a majority of the electors
of such
Minot is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$22,606
Court House and Jail Bonds.
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
333,725
6s
J-J
$20,000
1910-12 i Assessed valuation 1906. .11,402,442
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4Hs’05 J-J $150,000c..july 1 1925 State & Co tax (per $1,000) ’06 $19 40
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ,07_$170.000 Population in 1905
33,468
Floating debt
i
186,331 Population in 1900
7,961
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 356,331
INTEREST on the 4 Hs is payable at the First National
Bank.
Chicago1
on the $20,000 Issue at the Chase
National Bank, New York City.
WILLISTON.
127
Funding Bonds—
5s ’06
$22,500
July 1 1921*
(Subject to call July 1
1911.)
J-J
$45,000
Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call Jan 1 1911.)
Sewer Bonds—
Gs
J-J
$38,000
June 1 1912
(Subject to call June 1 1902.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.$152,000
Total valuation 1905
1,591,469
(Assessemnt about 65 % actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$47 00
Population in 1900
3,498
Population in 1905
4,364
Water Bonds—
M-S $20,000
Sept 1 1919
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1909.)
Gs
M-S $12,000
Mar 1 1920
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1910.)
6s
A-O
$5.000....Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
6s
A-O
$5,000
July 1 1922
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
INTEREST on the water bonds due In
April 1921 and July 1922 Is
payable In Deadwood; on all other bonds at the Fourth
National Bank
New York.
-
6s
DEADWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Neil McDonough,
Secretary. This
district Is in Lawrence
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$75,000
Assessed valuation 1906..$1.856,841
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$17 00
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
INTEREST Is payable at Fourth National Bank.
New York City.
FLANDREAU.
This
E. G.
city Is the county
Coleman, Auditor.
seat of Moody County.
Incorporated in Feb. 1901.
Water-Works Bonds.
] Water debt (included).
$20,000
5s
J J
$20,00()c
i Assessed valuation 1906
ai«,43o
BOND. DEBT Sept ’906
$34 .500 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 190G._
19.00
Sinking fund
3,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
1,500
NET DEBT Sept 1906
31,500
INTEREST, payable at County Treasurer’s
office.
...
FORT PIERRE.
This
M. A.
McMillan, Auditor.
city is in Stanley County.
LOANS—
When Due. | Floating debt
$2,500
Water-Wks. Bds.—(Tax-Exempt). Assessed
valuation 1906
397.143
5s g 07 J-.T
$9.000c...Jan 1 1927 ! Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1907 ...$41.00
BONDED DEBT March ’07.$39,000*
Population in 1900
395
INTEREST on the water-works bonds is
at the American Trust
payable
tc Savings Bank, Chicago.
GRANT COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is
G. H.
Mlllbank..
Pinckney, Auditor.
When Due. 1
Refunding Bonds—
Funding Bonds—
4s ’06
$30.000
Apr 6 1926
5Ks
$34,000c—Apr 6 1916
(Subject to call April G 1916.)
(Subject to call April 6 1906.)
!
128
NEBRASKA—DEBT OF STATE.
[VOL.
LXXXIV.
ONDED DEBT Sept 1906. $64,000 State &
co. tax(per$ 1,000) ’06_$5 60 !
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
nking fund
B. H. Rcque, Clerk.
1,076 Population hi 1905
.9,600
LOANS—
Assessed valuation 1906..$4,977,210
When Due. j
High School Bonds.
Population In 1900
9,103
Ward-School Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) I
j5s ‘05 Oct. $75,000
Oct
2 1925
5Hs
Oct 2 $25.000c____JuIy 1910! BONDED
INTEREST payable In Minneapolis at National
DEBT Sept 1906 $100,000
Bank of Commerce.
1
INTEREST payable in New York.
.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
William
County
WATERTOWN.
McLaughlin, Auditor.
H. J. Fahnestock
Jr., Clerk.
seat Is Deadwood.
Some of the bonds of this
This city Is In Codington
county were con¬
County.
Incorporated in 1885.
what were believed to be valid
reasons, but as soon as determined ! LOANS—
When Due. Floatlngdebt
legal by the courts, the county accepted the situation and
$15,581
Bonds.
High
School
all back interest
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 Ilf)
was paid.
Current coupons are now taken care of as
6s
*07,581
J-J
$30,000c
they become due. The
"..1908 Cash In treasury.
issuance of $235,550 5% 10-20-year
11.375
City Hall Bonds.
(optional) bonds has been authorized
Total valuation 1905
to refund the 5%
6s‘
1,610,132
refunding bonds Issued in 1887, 1888 and 1889.
J-J
$15,()00c
1008 (Assessm’t about 60
LOANS—
actual
%
value
When Due.
)
Court House Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per M) ’05
Refunding Bonds3s
$41 00
Dec 1
5s ’06
$37.000c
M-N $25.000c
1906-1923 Population In
May 1 1926
5s 87
M-N $21,550
1900,..
3 352
Nov 1 1907 (Sublect to call after
BONDED
DEBT
Apr 1 ’06..$82,000 Population in 1905..
May 1 1916.)
59 88
M-N 178,500c. ..NOV 1 1908
5,164
INTEREST on funding bonds is
BOND. DEBT Mch 10 ’07.$417,600
•
payable in Watertown; *n other hnmjs
Subject to call after Nov 1 1898.) Less Meade Co.
i Boston, Mass.
proportion.
5 4,942
5s 8>
M-N 35,500c ..Nov 1 1909 Less
.Butte Co.
102
A. D.
•Subject to call after Nov 1 1899.) Total valuationproportion
1906
9,018,531
•This city Is the county seat of
5s
M-N 87,000c
Yankton
July l 1919 (Assessment about 40% actual val )
In addition to debt be¬
low, the city guarantees the interest on County.
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
State & Co. tax (per M) '06
$21,000 bonds of the North Side
$10 00
Water Co., a corporation in this
5s
M-N $30,000c
Nov 1 1923 Population In 1905
city.
21,060
LOANS—
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1913.) Population
When Due.' BONDED DEBT
in 1900
17 897
Sept '05 ..$98,000
59
tested
on
•
.
YANKTON.
_
M-N $40,000c
Sept 1 1923
to call after
Sept 1 1913.)
TAX FREE.—Bonds or this
county are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the $40,000 bonds due
Sept. 1 1923 Is payable at the First
National Bank, Deadwood; on the
$30,000 due Nov. 1 1923, at New York
City.
Refunding Bonds.
,
Bd. of Education debt(ad’l) .124,500
4s
F-A $57,000
Feb 20 1919 Assessed
valuation, real
5s
857,710
F-A
15,000
Feb 1923 Assessed val.,
personal
4}.<S ’05 A-O 26,000-;-Octr 16
294,475
1925 Assessed valuation, RR
23,752
(Subject to call after Oct 16 1915.) Total
valuation 1904
1,175,937
School Bonds.
(Assessment about X actual value.)
5s
'
F-A
$4,500... ...Nov 1912 Total tax
(per $1,000) ’04
5s
$44 90
F-A
10,000... ...Nov 1917 Population in 1905
5s
4,189
F-A
10,000..
Nov 1917 Population in 1900
-*,125
OPTIONAL.—All bonds are subject to call after 10
(Subject
MARSHALL COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
P. Slatt engren,
seat is Britton.
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
$20.000C--_Jan 2
5s 1900 J-J
6s 1895 J-J
1920
County
•
seat is
.
$32,000
Assessed valuat on 1906
2,770,521
(Assessment about 1-4 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$10 00
Population in 1890
4,544
Population in 1900..
5,942
Population In 1905.
..7,101
1915 is payable at the Chemical
Nabonds due 1920, at Minneapolis; on
A. P.
Sturgis.
MINNEHAHA COUNTY.
C. E. Hill, Auditor.
seat is Sioux Falls.
O. L.
Bronson, Mayor; H. R. Kibbee, City
Treasurer.
Mitchell Is situated in Davison
County.
LOANS—
When Due.;
Incorporated April 1889.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4 V4s
M-N $38,000_C ..1906-1920
F-A $19,500c
Feb 11919 BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$159,500
to call Feb 1
1909.)
Floating debt
24,873
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
1,715,190
58 8.-an. (’04) $40,000c
1924 Assessm’t abt. 35 % to 50
%
val.
act.
(Subject to call after 1914.)
1 Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$42 90
Sewer Bonds.
1905
Population
In
6,050
5s ’05
M-N2 $60,000c..May 2 1925
Population In 1900.
4,055
(Subject to call after May 2 1915.)
INTEREST payable at City Treasury.
4Hs
.
(Subject
PENNINGTON COUNTY.
County
seat Is
LOANS—
Robert
Rapid City.
Rudesill, Auditor
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906 $176,510
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
3,215,084
5s
J-J
$18.500c
July 5 1900 (Assessment about M actual value.)
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$38,500 State
& Co. tax (per M) ’05...$18 50
Floating debt
138,010 Population In 1890
6,540
Population In 1900
5,610'
Population In 1905
6,078
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., New
York.
RAPID CITY.
A. K.
Thomas, Auditor.
Rapid City Is situated In Pennington County.
The city owns property
$130,000; City Hall, waterworks, dec. Incorporated In 1890.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
valued at
Refunding Water Bonds.
$48,00()c...July
6.s
M-N
$5.000c
Mav 1 1911
1 1925 BONDED DEBT Feb
1907_$127,000
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Floating debt
34,500
Refunding Park Bonds
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907... 161.500
5s'06
F-A f.lO.OOt’c.
\usr 1 1926 Water debt (included)
48,000
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Total valuation 1906
964,746
Server Bonds.
Actual valuation 1906
2,900,000
5s’06
A O $34,000c
Oct 1 1926 Total tax (per $1.000) '06
$40 20
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1911.)
Population In
5s ’05 g J-J
1905..
INTEREST
City:
on
on others at
1,797
Population in 1900
1,342
payable at the Hanover National Bank
Rapid City, S. D.
the 6 % bonds
is
RAPID CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
5s
$6,000
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’00..$6,000
Floating debt
32,000
ROBERTS COUNTY.
W. C.
O. L.
COOPER, Secretary.
Assessed valuation 1905
$800,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Population In 1905 (est.)
2,500
Oliver, Auditor.
Slsseton Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907.
$76,561
Court H’se,Jail&Asylum Bds.
Sinking fund
2,025
4s
J-J
$40.000c
1922 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907...
74,536
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1906
4,623,448
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual val.)
6s
J-J
$12,000c
1908 State tc Co. tax
(per M) *06...$10 00
4s
J-D
20,000c
1922 Population In 1905
13,905
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907.$72,000
Population in 1900
12,216
Floatlngdebt
4,561
INTEREST Is payable In Minneapolis. Minn
SIOUX FALLS.
Lit wis
Larson, Auditor.
Sioux Falls Is situated in Minnehaha
The Soutli Dakota Water
County.
Co. sought to prevent the Issuance of the
$210,000 water bonds below.
De¬
cision of State Supreme Court, the U. S.
Circuit Court of Appeals and the
U. S. Supreme Court all In favor of the
See
V.
bojids.
77, p. 851; V. 79, p.
51H and 746; V. 81.
p. 1391.,
LOANS—
When Due. 1 BONDED DEBT Mch 1
*07.$531,000
Refunding Bond*
i Floating debt
150,000
5s
’03 .1 J
$47,000c...July
1
1923
j
TOTAL
DEBT
Mch
1
1907.
681,000
5s
'04 M-S
17.500c...Mch 1 1924 : Tax valuation 1906
3.790,570
5s
'04 J-J
10,000c
Jan 1 1924 • (Assessrn't abt.
X actual value.)
5s *07
M S
68,000c...Mch 9 1927 , Tot. tax rate
(per M) ’06
$58 40
Water Bonds.
Population
In 1900
10,266
5s
J-J $210.000c
July 1 1923 Population In" 1905
12,283
Funding Bonds.
5-5 ’90
J-J
$178,500. ..Jan 1 1910
INTEREST is payable at the Chemical National
Bank, New York
1919
.
Bonds.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
We give below the bonded
debt, amount borrowed from school
outstanding, cash In treasury, the equalized valuation andfund,
the
population in 1905 of all counties In South
Dakota reporting a debt of
000 or over which are not
$25,Included among the
foregoing.'
The
amount
“borrowed from the school fund” In the
following table represents
advanced to the different
county auditors, who In turn loan It on real money
estate
mortgages, municipal and school district bonds, &c.
The various counties
remain at all times responsible to the
school fund for the amount so
received.
Borrowed
Bonded
from
Warrants Cash in
PopuDebt, school fund
Outst’g. Treasury. Valuat’n.
laticn
Counties—
$
$
$
$
$
1905.
Aurora Co
None
47,285
36
39,820
2,652,482
Beadle Co
4,562
29,000
60,052
1,261
13,714
5,627,081
10,064
Bonhomme Co
None
24,390
40,000
56,000
6,80f,000 11,135
Brookings Co
None.
93,514
408
43,437
7,3*5,634
14,019
Brown Co
65,000
164,020
1,720
95,894
0,870,50*
Butte Co
17,794
17,000
61,290
37,314
34,549
2,650,239
3,975
Campbell Co.
28,500
97,065
17,321
11,819
1,608,508
Charles Mix Co
4,587
None
90,000
None
84,679
4,385,717
31,212
Clark Co
None.
69,940
1,914
10,645
4,255,744
8,701
Clay County
None.
49,680
None.
35,016
4.856,310
8,981
Codington Co
None.
50,040
None.
74,162
5,342,162
11,295
Day Co
50,000
124,564
None.
6,629
5,152,t«7
Deuel Co
13,785
5,000
57,525
None.
10,780
4,.360.398
7,477
Edmunds Co
None.
26,293
None.
8,619
Fall River Co
2,834,313
5,293
40,000
49,580 210,234
11,04.3
4
2 22
1,666,866
Faulk Co
53,000
100,122
210
8,327
2,665,026
3,962
Gregory Co
None;
70,300
43,450
30,702
1,939,064
7.024
Hamlin Co
None.
57,017
None.
16,000
4.000.000
Hand Co
6,962
None.
39,350
None.
25,857
4,231,455
5,071
Hanson Co
None.
63,000
None.
41,873
.3,099,000
5,669
Hughes Co
167,000
50,401
34,234
2,336
2,800,775
3,921
Hutchinson Co
None.
85,830
None.
29,363
7,005,488
12,231
Hyde Co
13,500
None.
30,588
1,970,714
Jerauld Co
1,822
None.
74,611
None.
31.519
2,504,530
.3,576
Kingsbury Co.i... None.
96,679
7,000
51,228
5.378.259
Lake Co
11,199
25,000
18 965
None.
13,655
5,301,638
9,888
Lincoln Co
None.
76,510
None.
20,058
7,055,471
12,742
Lyman Co
None.
33,422
85,387
44,698
2,0.37,018
4,263
McCook Co.
None.
55,500
1,440
2,939
4,608,886
9,037
McPherson Co
None.
47,no
None.
17,160
2,268,894
Miner Co
5,727
None.
52,125
138
4,082
2,051,703
6,271
Moody Co
None.
72,000
None.
46,260
4,888,784
Potter Co
8,893
1 19,591
080
17,461
1,740,058
2.978
Sanborn Co
None.
1 12,538
13,664
4,277
3,240,114
5,387
Spink Co
None.
147,399
None.
66,542
7,313,707
11,223
Stanley Co
63.500
1,500
82,354
24 ,539
1,810,607
Turner Co..
2,649
None.
61.900
40.547
45,857
7,271,261
13,895
Union Co.
None.
47,265
None.
26,327
5,092,003
11,212
Walworth Co.
10.000
58,204
885
10,300
1,0.31,720
4,005
warrants
.
.
.
..
.
.
State of Nebraska.
.
New York
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
.
When Due. Total valuation 1906
$12,191,634
Court House Bonds.
i (Assessment Is 40 % actual
value.)
4Xs
A-O $40,000c
Apr 1 1909 State & Co. tax (per M) ’05
$9 90
BONDED DEBT July 1 '06.$40,000
Population In 1905
27,282
Population In 1900...
23,926
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
•
MITCHELL.
When Due.
$269,000
6,248,536
(Assessment
about
1-3
actual value.)
(Subject to call $50,000 after.1914.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.$11 50
4^s
M-N $39,000c
..._1913 Population In 1905...
13,134
(Subject to call after 1893.)
Population In 1900
.12,649
Court House
$23,324
,
1907
July 1 1920
July 1 1910.)!
July 1 1922
July 1 1912.) !
County
seat is Yankton.
Railroad Bonds
4s
M-N $200,000c
Shrell, Auditor.
Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. Judgment debt
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$73,500c...July 1
LOANS—
County
LOANS—
years.
Ralph Case, Auditor.
M-N $30,000c
Nov 1 1913
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1908.) !
INTEREST is payable at the Chemical National
Bank, New York
Floating debt
54,800
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907..
226,824
J-J
24,500c
Assessed valuation 1907
2,074,572
(Subject to call after
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5s
J-J*
71.700c
State & Co. tax (per M) ’07
$20 00
(Subject to call after
4,907
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$148,700 Population In 1900
•
Population in 1905
4,825
These bonds were Issued In
exchange ror general warrants.
INTEREST Is payable at Fourth National
Bank, New York.
5s
5s
YANKTON COUNTY.
5s
MEADE COUNTY.
LOANS—
•
Treasurer.
Floating debt
20,000c
Jan 11915
Court House Bonds.
6s ’96
Mch. $5.500c...Mch 9 1916
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$45,500
INTEJREST on funding bonds due
tional Bank. New York; on
funding
court house bonds, at Grand Forks.
Russell, Clerk.
ITS
Organized
as a
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Territory (Act May 30 1854)
May 30 1854
State (Act April 19 1864)
March 1 1867
Total area of State (square
miles)
77,510
State Capital
Lincoln
Governor (term exp. Th. aft. 1st Tu.
Sec. of State (till Tliur. aft. 1st Tu. Jan.’09).Geo. Z.Sheldon
Jan.
Admitted
as a
,09)_Geo.C.Jereek(‘n
Treasurer (till Thurs. after 1st Tues. Jan.
’(MO-L. G. Brian
Auditor (term expires
January 1909)
E. M. Searle Jr.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd
January, and sessions “shall not be less than years on the 1st Tuesday of
sixty
wise limited.
Members of the Legislature “shall days," but are not other¬
not receive pay for more
than 60 days at
any one sitting, nor more than 100
days during their
term.”
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For early
history of the State debt see “State
and City Supplement” of
April 1894, page 122.
This State has no bonded
Indebtedness at present.
The bonded debt
which on I)cc. 1 1892 amounted to
$549,267. was gradually reduced until
June 3 1900. when the last
remaining
$35,000
was paid off.
On Dec. 1
1906 the floating
Interest-bearing debt outstanding amounted to $1,916,671.
The cash on hand Dec. 1 1906
amounted to $331,900.
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.—The
Investments of the school funds
on April 1
1906 amounted to $7,127,058
79, held as follows:
Permanent
school fund, $6,496,986 11:
University fund, $158.647
College endowment fund, $399,480
01, and
ment fund. $71
945 07.
the
Normal
60;
Agricultural
College endow¬
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The total
assessed valuation and tax
per $1,000 have been;
Total Assessed
Years.
Valuation.
1906
Tax rate
per $1,000
$7 00
$31.3,060,301
304,470.961*
7 00
6 00
294,779,245*
1903....
7 50
188,458,379
1902
7 50
180.091,192
•As equalized by State
Board.
...
1905....
1904....
...
...
...
...
...
Total Assessed
Years.
1900
1890
1880
...
1870....
...
...
...
rate
Tax rate
Valuation.
perli 1,000
$171 ,747,593
$7 25
184,770,304
90,499,618
53.709,828
6 24
4 00
6 50
Apr., 1907.)
NEBRASKA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
The large Increase in the valuation
for 1904 and 1905 Is the result of a
general revenue law passed
by the 1903 Legislature—Chapter 73.
Under this law property Is assessed
at 20 % actual value, whereas In
earlier
years the Droportion seems to have been much
lower.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Nebraska has
carefully provided in Its Consti¬
tution against creating State
Indebtedness, but has left city and other
municipal Indebtedness chleily In the care of the
Legislature.
STATE Indebtedness is restricted to
$100,000 to meet casual deficits In
revenues, except in case of invasion,
&c., while the loaning by the State
of its credit Is prohibited.,
FREMONT.
new
POPULATION OF STATE1 .000.300
1,058.910
1900
1890
1880
1870.
____
1860
J.C. Cleland, Treasurer.
This Is the county seat of
Dodge Co.
Incorporated June 17 1871.
LOANS—
When Due.!
Paving Bonds.
Water Bonds.
i 5s ’0#
J-J
$2«),000c
lulj 1 1927
5s ’06
July $10,000r... July 1 1926 (Subject to call after July 1
1912.j
(.Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $2«» ,4KK)
Electric Eight Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. 1.455,00€
5s ’06
Nov $50,000c. _NOV 1 1926
(Assessment about 1-5 value.)
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1911.)
Total tax rate (per M) ’06... $68 06
Refunding Bonds
City tax (per M) 1905
27 0®
4^s Mch 1 $209,000c..Mch 1 1919 Population in 1906 (est.)
10.00ft
(Subject to call Mch 1 1904.)
Population in 1900
..7 241
INTEREST is payable at the Nebraska Fiscal
Agency. New York.
.
122,993
28,841
..
452,402j
129
FREMONT PRECINCT.
J.
II. Knoll. Countv Treasurer.
J BONDED DEBT Mar. 1907 .$44.00C
4s
M S $44 ,000c ...Sept 1 1919 1
Subject to call Sept. 1 1909.)
i
The 1’reelnct bonds in the above table are ■
not incluopd In the city s
totA;
debt, as they are not payable from the
city tax
INTEREST Is payable in New York City at proper.
Kountze Brothers.
•/
FREMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1905..$15,000
] Tax valuation 1904
$1 .564.00«
Refunding Bonds.
AND TOWNS
IN THE
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
.
....
Messrs. Kountzc Brothers of New York
City are fiscalfagents for the
State of Nebraska and pay
interest on all city, town, county and school
district bonds.
ADAMS COUNTY.
F. C.
Hastings Is the county
LOANS—
$75,000
BONDED DEBT Sept
Sinking fund.
N ET l)E BT Sept 1906
T.
H.
Mav
Bonds
$10.000...May
1922
1
_
$12,000..June
M-S
27,500..Sept
M-S
10,000
Mch
M-N
6,600..May
to call
1918
1 1918
County
M.
County seat Is Kearney.
N.
9 1923
GREELEY COUNTY.
Troupe, Treasurer.
HALL COUNTY.
HASTINGS.
LOANS—
Beeker, Clerk.
is payable at Kountze
Population in 1906 (est)
Bros., New York.
3,522
5,000
COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Platte
County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906 .$25,000 ’ School
tax (per $1 000)
Assessed valuation 1906
’06...$17.50
809,517 i
DAKOTA COUNTY.
County
liOANS—
W. L.
seat Is Dakota.
Ross, County Clerk.
When Due.
Assessed valuation
1906..$2,200,034
(Assessment about 1-5 actual
value.)
7 1913 State A Co tax (per M)
1906..$28 00
(Subject to call Aug 7 1904.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 6 '06.$72,000 Population in 1906 (est.)
6,500
Population In
6,286
INTEREST Is payable at Farmers’ Loan A Trust 1900..
Co..
New
York and at
State Treasurer’s office,
Lincoln. Neb.
Refunding Bonds.
4>$s
J-J
$72,000..Aug
DODGE COUNTY.
County
C. O.
Boe, Clerk.
seat Is Fremont.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BONDED
4s
Refunding Court House Bonds.
M-S
$26,000c...Sept
1 1919
(Subject to call Sept 1 1909.)
1
Refunding Bonds.
3^s
M-S $70.000c
Sept 1 1920
(Subject to call Sept 1 1910.)
INTEREST is payable at Kountze
-
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
The county seat Is Omaha
LOANS—
5s
Funding Bonds.
4^s
J-J
J-J
180.000c..Jan
6 1906 $96,000
Sinking fund..
68,680
Total valuation 1906
7,198.989
(Assessm’t about 1-5 actual value.)
State A Co tax (per M) 1906..$20
00
Population in 1906 (est.)
25,000
Population in 1900
22.298
Bros., New York City.
Robert O. Fink, Treasurer.
When Due.
$158,000c.-July
1911
1918
Refunding Bonds.
3s
J-J
$119,000c..Jan
1923
3?LS
J-J
268,000c.. July
1922
Road Improvements.
J-J
4Hs
$150,000c_. July 1 1912
Exposition Bonds.
4V$s
J-J
$l()0,000c.. Jan 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907..
.$975.000
Assessed valuation,
real..20,092,802
Assessed val., personal
10,540,256
Assessed valuation
1907.-30,633,058
(Assessment about 1-5 actual valuer
State A Co tax (per M) 1906.
$22 40
Population In 1905 (est)
150,000
'Population In 1900.
140.590
INTEREST payable In New York City.
DEBTSept
County tax (per $1,000) 1905.$17l0C
Population Ip 1905
5,601
King, County Treasurer.
Mayor; A. T. Bratton. City Clerk.
County.
seat of Adams
Incorporated* April
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Sept
Electric-Light Bonds—
Floating debt
4s
J-D $20,000c...Dec 1
1919 TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1
(Subject to call 1909.)
Sinking fund..
Railroad Aid—
Total
valuation 1906
5s
M-N $15,000c
May 1 1908 (Assessment about 1-5
Refunding Bonds—
]
Total tax (per $1,000)
4Hs
J-J $225,000c
Perry, County Treasurer.
1900
INTEREST
U. J. Miles,
Hastings Is the county
1894.
Columbus Is in Platte
County.
,
seat Is Grano Island.
When Due.
(County has no floating debt.)
Court House Bonds
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
3Ms
J-J
$81,000c
1916-1921 State & Co. tax (per M.)
’00_$15 70
(Subject to call Jan 1 1904.)
Population In 1900
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
17,206
$81,000
20 000
Assessed valuation 1906.. 4,989.369 Population In 1906 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable in Grand Island.
When Due. ! Total valuation 1906
$4,633,664
j (Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
3 %s'
J-J
$80,000c
July 1 1921 | State A Co tax (per M)
1906..$18
00
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.. .$80,000 | Population in 1906 (est.)
15,500
in 1900.
13,040
INTEREST is payable at Kountzc Population
Bros., New York City.
Wm.
W. R.
County
County seat Is
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch
5 1907..$75,500
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund
6s
8,939
May 1 $8,000cAr..May 1 1909 Assessed
valuation 1906
6s
Dec 1 30,000cAr_ .Dec 1 1917
$637,953
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Refunding Water Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906._$52 00
4V$s
M-S $37,500c Ar_ Mch 1 1919
Population In 1890
3,131
(Subject to call Mch 1 1909.)
Population in
King, Treas.
LOANS—
Emmett I. Ellis, Treasurer.
Tekamah.
County seat is David City.
[Certain railroad bonds declared Invalid
U. S. Circuit Court of
by
Appeals.
See V. 81, p. 739.]
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
Court House Bonds.
$25,000
Total valuation 1906
5s
5,780.751
J-J
$25.000
July 1 1909 (Assessment about 1-5 actual
value.)
Refunding Bonds.
State A Co tax (per M)
5s
1906..$16 00
,T-J
$59 000
Jan 1 1912
15.454
BONDED DEBT Aug 23 ’06$84.000 Population in 1890
Population in 1900
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this
15,703
county arc exempt from taxation.
W. R.
Dec. 10 1872.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$ 160,00®
Assessed valuation 1906.. 1,403,09*
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$50 70
Population in 1905 (est.)
10,000
Population in 1900
7.554
C. T. Wickes, Treasurer.
Greeley Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 1906.$58.000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,827,236
BURT COUNTY.
COLUMBUS.
of Hall
Bros., New York City.
GRAND ISLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. A. Edwards,
Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 20 1907.
.$91.000
Refunding Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1907
1,700,000
5s
J-J
$8,000c
July 1 1918 (Assessment about 1-6 actual
value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1903 )
School tax (per $1,000) 1907..$18 00
4s
J-J
$23,000c.__July 1 1919 Population In 1907 (est.).
11.000
School-Building Bonds—
4Hs’06 J-J $60,000c
Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916.)
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze
Bros., New York.
'
When Due. j TOTAL DEBT Feb 1
1907..$84,930
Refunding Bonds.
i Sinking fund
3.60s
5,753
J-J
$54.000c. ..July 1 1919 NET DEBT Feb 1
1907
79,177
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
i Assessed
valuation
1906
5,552,762
3Hs
J-J
$21.000c
Jan 1 1920 (Assessment about
1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan 1 1905.)
'State A Co tax (per M) 1906..$17
00
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907...$75.000
Population In 1906
25,000
Floating debt
9,930 i Population in 1900..
20,254
INTEREST is payable at Kearney, Neb.
J. C.
H. Sehuff,
Mayor;
County. Incorporated
When Due.
5s
J-J
$15,000c
July 1 1918
(Subject to call after July 1
1903.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s’05 A-0 $110 000c
Oct 1 1925
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1910.)
Electric-Light and Power Bonds—
4^s ’06
M-N $35.000c .May 1 1926
,
(Subject to call May 1 1911.)
INTEREST is payable at Kountze
LOANS—
BUTLER COUNTY.
seat
LOANS—
__
BUFFALO COUNTY.
City.
GRAND ISLAND.
1
1 1918
May 1 1907.)
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
3s
Oct
$57,581...Oct 1 1920 BONDED DEBT
May
10
’06$301,000
(Subject to call Oct 1 1905.)
j Judgments
3s
3,000
Oct 15
$19,000..Oct 15 1920 TOTAL DEBT
MaylO
1906
304,000
(Subject to call Oct 15 1905.)
Sinking
fund (judgment)-..
500
3s
Oct
$3,447...Oct 1 1921 : NET DEBT May 10 1906
303,500
(Subject to call Oct 1 1906.)
i Water debt Included
104,000
3s
Apr
$4,750
Apr 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1905
4s
1,949,695
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1911 (Assessment about 1-5 actual
4s
value.)
M-N
4,000_w_Nov 1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000)
1905...$73 00
4s
M-N
22,000..Nov 11 1911 City tax (per
$1,000)
1905
35 00
4s
M-N
50,000..Nov 1 1914 Population In 1890
4s
13,840
M-S
40,000..Mch 9 1916 Population In 1900
4s
.7,875
M-N
13,000..Nov 11 1916
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., New
York City.
BEATRICE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Dr. R. S. Albright.
6S
.Secretary.
J-D
$11,000. ..Dec 1 1907 6s
M-S
$9,000...Sept 1 1907
($1,000 due yearly) to Dec 1 1917
j
($1,000
due
yearly)
to Sept 1 1915
6S
$2,500...Oct 1 1907 BOND. DEBT Jan 20
1907..$46,000
($500 due yearly) to 1911
Floating debt—
6s
7,000
$13.000
Aug 1 1907 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$26.00
($1,000 due yearly) to Aug 1 1919
(Subject
Barnard, Treasurer.
Beatrice.
exempt from taxation.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb
1907$155,000
Court House Bonds
Assessed valuation 1906..$9,308,037
Nov $75,000r
Nov 1 1910 (Assessment about 1-5
actual value.)
(Subject to call at any time.)
State & Co. tax (per M.)
*06..$15.50
Railroad Bonds.
Population
in
1900
30.051
5s
J u 1 y $50,000r.
1911 Population in 1906
(est.)
5s
35,500
Jan
30,000r__
1912
INTEREST Is payable at New York
Incorporated Mch 21 1901.
Refunding Bonds (Con.) —
J-D
are
LOANS—
County.
4s
4s
4s
4s
J. A.
seat Is
3Ks
Burke, City Clerk.
Beatrice Is the county seat of Gage
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds
3s
M-S $49,388
Mch 1 1912
(Subject to call Mch 1 1907.)
3s
County
seat.
When Due.; Assessed valuation 1906
5,334,624
May 1 1908 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)’06514.00
1900.$75,000 Population in 1900
18,840
53,907 j Population in 1906 (est.)
20,000
21,092 |
5s
BEATRICE.
GAGE COUNTY.
Babcock, Treasurer.
5s
(Subject to call Jan.
Paving Bonds.
Jan 1 1919
1 1909.)
Population in
Population In
23
1 ’06_$262.54X)
18,000
’06...2A0.500
15,060
1,523,359
actual value.)
1906..$63 00
1900
1906 (est.)
7.1M
12,000
M-N
$l,500c..Apr 1 1908-10 i
is payable In New
York City at Nebraska’s fiscal
Kountze Brothers.
agency
HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
D. M. Ball.
Secretary.
4,Hs ’04 seml-an., $40,000r
1924 (Assessment about 1-5
actxrail value:)
(Subject to call after 1914.)
School tax (per $1,000) ’<‘6
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$13.00
$40,000 Population In 1906
(est.)
Assessed valuation 1906__
10,000
1,426,992
INTEREST payable at Kountze
Bros., New York
INTEREST
—
.
KEARNEY.
City.
C. M.
Hull, Mayor;
G. E. Haase, Treasurer.
This city Is in BuITalo
County.
Incorporated March 18 1901 under new
laws.
LOANS—
When Due.
|
Canal and Water.
Refunding Bonds.
j 5s
May $56,00(>c
5s
J-J
May 1 1914
$30.000c...July 1 1922
(Subject to call Mav 1 1899.)
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
BONDED
DEBT Sept ’06..$153,000
City Hall.
Sinking fund
5s
Sent $21.000c._-Sept 1
8,593
1908 NET DEBT
Sept 1906
(Now subject to call.)
144.407
Total valuation 1906
Sewer Bonds
6s
Jan $46,000c...Jan 1 1910
(Subject to call Jan 1895.)
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
5s ’06
M-N $49,000...Nov 15 1926
(Subject to call after Nov 15 1911.)
INTEREST Is payable at the
City
KEARNEY SCHOOL
of
Education.
DISTRICT.
LOANS—
6s
M-S $14,400cAr
1.028.24*
(Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1906...$31 00
Population In 1890
8,074
Population In 1900
.5,634
Population In 1906 (est.)
8.200
Tax rate
Treasurer’s office.
F. M.
Hallowell, Member
When Due. ' BONDED
6s
A-O
7.500cAr_Oct 1 1908
(Subject to call at any time.)
5s
F-A $60.000c<ir Feb 12
1912
KEARNEY COUNTY.
Mlnden Is the county seat.
of
Bom*
DEBTSept
1 ’06.$81.90*
1,045,315
value.)
School tax (per $1.000)
1905. .$18 00
Population In 1905 (est.)
8,000
Assessed valuation 1906
(Assessment about
1-5 actual
(Subject to call.)
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
County Treasurer
Bros.. New York.
or at
Kountrc
Charles Swanson, Clerk.
Bonds are owned by State
of Nebraska and
tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.' BOND. DEBT
Feb 21 1907..$80,000
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Sinking fund
4s’06
J-J
3,000
$80,000c
Jan
1 1926 Assessed
valuation
1906
(Subject to call on any Interest
2,851,499
pay(Assessment 1-5 actual value.)
ing date,)
State A Co. tax (per M)
‘06...$15.60
Population In 1900
INTEREST Is payable at State
9,860
Treasurers office.
are
KEITH & LINCOLN COUNTIES
IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
James Slump, Secretary.
An Irrigation district
(P. O. Sutherland) In
LOANS—
IF hen Due. i BONDED above-named counties.
DEBT Oct 2 ’06 ..$65,00*
Irrigation Bond*
Assessed valuation 1906
6s ’06
M-S $65,000c.Mch 1 ’ll-’20
111,333
(See V. 82. p. 470 for
maturity.)
i
INTEREST payable by Treasurer of
Lincoln County at North Platt*.
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■
CITIES, COUNTIES
130
NEBRASKA—CITIES AND TOWNS
LANCASTER CO. D. C. Berry, Treas.; W. L.
Dawson,Clerk
The county seat is Lincoln.
LOANS—
Mch. 1 '06.
July 1904. Jan. 1 ’03.
$4,991,000
$4,824,000
$3,618,000
In addition to the above the
assessment bonds
maturing part yearly
Payable by special assessment) on March 1 1907
amounted to $594,500.
The cash in the treasury on March 1
1907 amounted to
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1906._$343,000
Funding Bonds.
Equalized valuation 1906.16,588,300
4s
J-J $245,000
Mch 1 1914'
(Assessment 1-5 of actual value.)
($35,000 subj. to call y’rly aft. 1904.) State &
Co. tax (per M) 1905_$16 50
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1890
76,395
3*4s '05 Janl5 $98,000..Jan 15 1925
Population in 1900
64,835
(Subject to call Jan 15 1915.)
Population
in 1906 (est.)
70,000
INTEREST is payable at
County Treasury.
$168,971.
•DEBT LIMITATION.—The
city debt is limited by law to $2,750,000.
The city hall bonds, 4^ %
fire-engine bonds, library bonds, park
bonds,
$500,000 of funding bonds, $1,010,000 of
renewal bonds and special assess¬
ment bonds are excluded from this
limitation.
The margin below the debt
limit, therefore, on March 1 1907 was
$299,000.
Beman C. Fox, Treasurer.
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The assessed valuation (for city and
school
purposes) and tax rate have been as follows:
Assessed Valuation
Tax
Rate
Years.
Real.
Personal.
Total.
1906
per $1,000
$69,200,840
$36,815,660
$106,016,500
1905
$12
96
71,066,910
30,795,109
101,862,019
11 50
1904
71,319,335
29.936,955
101,256,290
14 00
1903
71,896,385
33,879.500
105,775,885
8 75
1902
28,889,350
8,726,815
37,616.165
30 00
1901
29.244,215
7,129,971
36,374,186
34
00
1900
29,066.985
6,625.222
35,692,207
28 00
1897
14.440,142
2,975.806
17,415,948
54 00
1892
16,740,898
3,690,861
20.431,759'
4100
1890
16,303,131
3,697,045
20.000,176
41 50
1887
12.798.119
3,716.625
16.514.744
23 25
Note.—Under Chapter 16. Laws of 1901,
assessments
in
cities
of over
40,000 are required to be made at "fair
cash value.”
This accounts for
the large Increase in values from
1903.
Lincoln is the capital of the State and
the county seat of Lancaster.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—(Con.)
Light Plant Bonds—
4Hs
M-S $80,000c.Mar 1 *14-’23
4^s’04 J-J
$65,000c.July 1 ’14-’23
(Subject to call Mar. l 1914.)
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
4s ’05
M-N $50,000c. Nov 1 ’15-’24
Refunding Bonds—
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1915.)
os
M-N $26,000c..Nov 1 '08-20 4s ’06
J-J
$20,000c.Jan 1 ’16-’25
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1907.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
5s ’04
F-A
$96.000c.Aug
1
’07-’14
4Hs’06
J-J
$50.000c.July 1 ’ll-’20
4s
A-Oa215.OOOc.Oct 1 ’12-’21
Refunding Water Bonds—
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1912.)
4s
F-A $26,600c_Aug 1 ’ll-’20
4Ks
F-Abj$135.000cAug 1 ’09-18
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
1
4,500c. Aug 1 1919 General bonds Mch 1 1907
$1,224,100
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1908.)
Assessment debt.
230,031
4s
M-Scf $360,000cMar 1 ’10-18 TOTAL
DEBT Mch 1 1907 1,454,131
1
42,000c_Mar 1 1919 Sinking fund
61,878
(Subject to call Mar 1 1909.)
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907..
1,392,253
4s
F-A$ 100,000c. Aug 1 ’ll-’20 Water debt
(included))..
203,600
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
50,000
4s
A-O $50,000c.Oct
1 ’11-’20 Population In 1900
40,169
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
Population
In
1890
55,154
Of this issue $47,000 refunded
maturing water bonds,
b Of this issue
$110,000 refunded maturing water bonds,
c Of this issue
$20,000 refunded
...
POPULATION.—In
1906 (est.), 125,000; in 1900
(Census).
140,452; in 1880 It was 30,518; in 1870 it was 102,555; in
16,083.
OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Robert O. Fink, Treasurer.
The district Includes all of the
city
of Omaha.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Feb
5s ’88
1907.$775,000
J-J $100,000c
Jan 1 1908 Redemption fund
5s ’92
270,523
J-J
385,000c
Jan 1 1912 i NET DEBT Feb
1907
4s ’99
504,477
J-J
250,000c
Jan 1 1919 ! Value of school
property
1,941,665
4s ’01
J-J
40.000c__.Jan 1 1921 i School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$2 60
INTEREST payable at fiscal agency. New'
York City.
For assessed valuation and
population see statement City of Omaha.
1890 It was
maturing
water bonds.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.—The city
owns its water works and
lighting plant
the value of which is
conservatively estimated at $1,300,000 and $68,000
respectively.
TAX
EXEMPT.—All bonds are exempt from taxation.
PAR VALUE.—General bonds are in
denominations of $500 and $1,000;
assessment bonds, various.
INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL Is
payable In New York at Kountze Bros.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Under laws of
1905 all
by a Tax Commissioner for city taxation at its actual real estate is assessed
value.
All personal
property is assessed by County Assessor at its
actual value for State, county,
and school purposes, and such
valuation is also copied by City Tax Com¬
missioner for city purposes.
The law provides that the assessment
shall be
at actual value, but we are
informed that in practice
property is valued
at not more than 80%.
The city valuation—real and
personal—for 1906 was $35,258,150, for
1905 it was 530.949.443. for 1904 was
The city tax rate for 1906 was $7 85$29,167,270. for 1903 was $22,380,834.
per 51,000, for 1905 $7 50, for 1904
$8 00.
State, county and school tax rate, based on
one-hfth of assessed or
actual valuation for the
year 1906 (per $1,000)—State, $7;
county, $11,50,
and school, $17.
LINCOLN
SCHOOL
OTOE COUNTY.
City was formed, and Included
Bonds to the amount of $40,000
Issued and interest paid for some
years.
The County Commissioners
then declared the precinct
Illegally organized and
Litigation resulted and the Courts have ordered a taxrefused to levy a tax.
sufficient to pay debt
to be levied on
territory covered by the precinct In 1886, the
year the bonds
were sold.
See V. 72, p. 302.'
New bonds were issued In 1901.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1
’07._ $360,000
Refunding Bonds—
Neb. City precinct bds
5s
39,311
J-J
$78.000c.. July 1 1909 Total valuation 1906 (Ini.)
4s
7,866,402
J-J
77,000c
July 2 1914 .(Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call July 2 1904.)
State & co.tax(per$l .000) 1906.22 00
4s
M-S$ 100,000c
Sept 1 1918 Population in 1890
25,403
4^s
M-S
55,000c...Sept 1 1918 Population In 1900
22.288
(Subject to call 1913.)
Nebraska
City Precinct Bonds—
4s ’06
M-N $50,000
May 1926
M-N 542,000c. ..May ’08-’21
(Subject to call on any interest date.) 4Hs
(V.
72,
p.
894, for maturity.)
3.70s’07
$75,000c
..1927
were
A. J. Morris Secretary.
When Due. j
Refunding Bonds (Con.)
-5s
J-D $50,000c
Dec 11914 4s
M-N $60,000c__1911.’16, 21
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1904.)
; ($20,000 due each date, $40,000 sub
5s
M-N $25.000c
May 1 1917
Ject to call 1911.)
(Subject to call May 1 1907.)
4Hs’05 J-D $25.000c...June 1 1925
4Hs
M-N $25,000c
May 1 1924
(Subject to call any Interest date.)
(Subject to call May 1 1909.)
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’06_.
$160,000
Refunding Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1905
7,377,840
4J^s’04 J-D 525,000c. .June 1 1924 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$17 00
(Subject to call any interest date.) !
5s
NANCE COUNTY.
5s
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
FREE.—All the county’s bonds areCounty Treasurer.
exempt from taxation.
TAX
PLATTSMOUTH.
This
NEBRASKA CITY.
LOANS—
Paving Bonds
Chas. E. Schminke, Treasurer
6s
os
M-S
When Due.
55.000c
...1912
Refunding Bonds.
M-SS237,000c
NORFOLK.
Julius W.
This city is in Madison
6s
6s
Hulff. City-Clerk.
County.
When Due.
Total valuation 1907
509,427
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
City tax (per $1.000) 1907
$23 30
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.) Population in 1S>06
5,000
in
Population
1900
3,883
INTEREST i* payable at New York
City.
4s ’06
l-
7,380
Incorporated Sept. 12 1881.
Refunding Water Bonds
M-S $38,000c.. .Mch 1 1919
4F2s
F-A
$7,500c._Aug 24 1911
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Funding Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.5101,500
F-A
$7,500c.. Aug 24 1911 School debt
(additional)
36,000
Sewer Bonds.
LOANS—
► •Fire Department.
6s
For Nebraska
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .$286,000
Tax valuation 1906
925,000
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
.._$40 00
Population in 1890
11,491
1919 Population in 1900.
<$87,000 subj. to call after 1909 )
5s
J-J
544,000c
..1921
INTEREST is payable in New York at Kountze
Bros.
.J-.J
M N
OMAHA.
J8.000c. .Sept 15 1907
40.oO0c.--.May 1 1936
Robert O. Fink, Treasurer.
Henry R. Gering, Mayor.
seat of Cass County.
Incorporated March 15 1855.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07_$187.000
Refunding Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1906
J-D($24,000c_June 1 ’07-’18 (Assessment about 1-5 actual 525,000
value.)
j 67,000c. ..June 1 1919 j Total tax
(per $1.000) 1906...$34.00
J-J
96,000c
Jan 1 1921 Population In 1900
4,964
i Population In 1907 (est)
5,840
,
Assessed valuation 1906.. $2,372,335
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
State&Co tax (per M) 1906... $20.00
Population in 1900
8,222
Population in 1907 (est).
9,000
County seat of Otoe County.
Incorporated May 7 1858.
City precinct bonds see Otoe County further below.
city is the county
LOANS—
.
Thomas, Treasurer.
Busch, County Clerk.
seat Is Nebraska City.
Some years ago the precinct of
Nebraska
the city of that name and
adjoining lands.
DISTRICT.
E. L.
Chas. H.
County
LOANS—
Fullerton is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907.. .$92,000
Floating debt
10,000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907..102,000
Sinking fund
15,000
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
87,000
I.XXXIV,
TOTAL DEBT. ETC. Mch. 1 ’06.
General bonded debt
$5,116,000
When Due.
LINCOLN.
[VOL.
SAUNDERS COUNTY.
G. E.
Bredenberg, Treasurer.
County seat ls„Wahoo.
•
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed val.,
personal..$1,620,155
Court-House Bonds—
Total valuation 1906
.8,312,421
3>js
J-J
$65,000r
Jan
1 1915 I (Assessment about 1-5
actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1905.)
State&Co.tax(per $1.000) 1906.17 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
.$65,000
24,000
Assessed valuation, real.. 6,692,266 Population in 1906 (est.)
Population in 1900
.22.085
INTEREST on the court-house bonds
is payable at the State
Treasurer’s
office.
•
SEWARD.
H. A. Graff, Treasurer.
This city is the
county seat of Seward County.
Incorporated Sept. 24
BONDED DEBT Feb 21
’07.$47,000!
(Assessment
about
1-5 actual value.)
Water debt (included)
26,000 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$48.50
Assessed valuation 1906
399 387 i Population in 1900
_1.970
1873.
SEWARD COUNTY.
E. J.
Seward is the county seat.
LOANS—•
Newton, Treasurer.
When Due. | Assessed valuation
1906. .55,604,493
...
$90,000
Jan 1 1916 Tax rate (per 51.000)
1905...$9 50
BONDED DEBT Oct. 1906..$90,000
Population
in
1900...
”15.690
Floating debt
12.000
-
4s
^
SHERMAN COUNTY.
County
seat
LOANS—
5s
4s
Is
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
M-S $20,000
J-J
R. M.
Loup City
89,900
Sept 27 1908
Sept 1 1910
BONDED DEBT Nov'06
Sinking fund
Hiddleson, County Treas.
Assessed valuation 1906.
.$1,576,388
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
State & Co.tax(per $ 1,000)
’05.$27 00
Population in 1905
__7,500
Omaha Is situated in Douglas
$95,000 Population in 1900.
County.
Incorporated March 5 1857.
_6.550
5,000
When Due.
Renewal —
5s .89
A-0$ 100,000c...Apr 1 1909
SOUTH
5 s 'MK
F.
M-S $25,000c.
M ar 1 1908 4Hs’04 J-J
*484,000c
J Gillin, Clerk.
Ian
1 1934
This city is in Douglas
5 s '89
A-O loo .none.. Oct
1 1909 4 J-aS'04 J-J
County.
170,000c..
April 7 1887.
.July 1 1924
Under
5 s ’91
Chapter 17. Laws of 1901. assessmentsIncorporated
.J-D lon.u00e_- ..June 1 1911
are now required to be
4*^s’04 M-N* 127.000c ..May 1 1924
made at a
fair cash value—a much
5s '92
F-A ]75.nooe_. Feb 1 1912 4s '01
higher basis than formerly.
M-S
100,000c...Sept 1 1921 LOANS—
4 Hs'90 J-J
lno.OOOc.. .July 1 1910 4s ’03
M-N 100,000c...May 1 1933
When Due.
*
Lnvine-House—
4s ’03
J-D 100,000c
Funding Bonds—
June 1 1933
6s '02
A-O
4 Hs'»0 J-J
$9,000c
Oct 1 1912
$50.none.. .July 1 1910 4s '03
J-D
4Hs'04
J-J *200,000c
$117.000c
Dec 1 1924
.Jail 2 1933
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1907.)
4>vs'03 M-S
45,000c.. .Sept 1 1933 4s ’05
(Sut)ject
call
J-J
to
Dec.
1
*24,000c
lan 1 1925
1909.)
5s ’95
J-D
4s ’06
$62,(>00c
J-.J
Junel 1915
60.000c. .Jan
1 1926 4s ’05
General Improvement Bonds—
J-D
95,000c
June 1 1925
(Subject to call June 1 1900.)
Paving Bond*—
5s ’04
M-N $59,000c
4s *05
F-A
48,000c... Aug 1 1925
May 1 1924 5s '04
M-S $25,000c___Mar 1 1924
5 s '87
M-S 575,000c. .Sept 1 1907 4s ’06
(Subject to call May 1 1909.)
M-N 175,000c...May 1 1926
5 s '89
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1909.)
M-N lon.oooc-. .May 1 1908 4s '06
5s ’05
Aug $35.000c
F-A 100,000c.
Aug 2 1926
Aug 1 1925 5s ’04
A-O $22,300c...Oct
5 s '89
A O
1 1924
75,000c.. .A pr 1 1909
Street Improvement Bonds—
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
5 s '92
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1909.)
M-N 50,000c.. .May 1 1912 4s '06 A-O
General Bonds—
4Hs'05
M-N
5s ’93
F-A 1 on,000c_. -Aug 1 1 913 4!is’(lfi A-O $140,000c.Apr 1 1907-15
$70,008c.
Nov 1 1925
4 J^s’05 M-S
52,000c Oct 1 ’07-15
$6<),000c—Sept 1 1925
4 yu S 90 J-.J
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1910 )
75 ,000c,
July 1 1910
(Subject 1 o call Sept 1 1910.)
Sewer Bonds—
Viaduct Bonds
4 UjK '97 A-O
25.O00c_. Oct
1 1917 5s '87
(Refunding) —
Bonds—
M-S$ 100,000c
5s '95
Sept 1 1907 5s Overlap
J-D $78,000c
4s '9h
A-O
25.000c. -Apr 1 1918 5s '88
June 1 1915
'05
M-N 100,000c...May 1 1908
July $60.000c—July 1 1925
4S ’99
(Subject
to call June 1 1900.)
.J-.J
.J uly 1 1919 5
25.000c
'89
call
A-O 100,000c
(Subject to
July
1
1908.)
Apr
1909
1
City-Hall
Bonds—
'on
4s
j-j
25,none_. .July 1 1920 5s '92
Intersection Bonds—
M-N 50,000c
May 1 1912
4HS’<)5 M-N 570.000c
4s *01
M X
74 ,000c.
4 J^s'01 .J-J
May 1 1925
-May 1 1921 5s '93
F-A 100,000c.. .Aug 1 1913
$50,000c—Jan 1 1911
4s ’04
F-A
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
75 .OOOc
-Aug 1 1924 4 I^s’90 J-J
call
(Subject
to
Jan.
1
1906.)
Park Bonds.
50,000c;..July 1 1910 4^S’05
•Library Bonds—
4s '99
M-S $20,000c_..Sept 1 1925 4s 07
J-J
25,000c
July 1 1919
seml-an $40.000
5s '92
M-N $ loo ,000c.. May 1 1912 4s ’99
-..1927
,J-D
(Subject to call.)
25.000c... Dec 1 1919
(Sub)eet to call after 1912)
•Park Bonds—
5s’01
4s '00
J-D
M-N
5,000c ...Dec 1 1921 BOND. DEBT
25,000c..-May
1
1920
Feb 1907.$! ,163,188
5s ’92
J-D 400,000c
June 1 1912 4s '00
F-A
(Subject to call Dec. 1^1906.)
50,000c.. .Aug 1 1920
Street lmprovem't debt (ad’l)
•Special Assessment Bonds—
85,649
4s '01
4^s’<)4 J-J
$20,000c
M-N 74,000c...May 1 1921
July 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907..
Street Improvement, etc. ..$575,000 4s ’04
1.248,837
F A
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
75,000c
Totat valuation 1906
Aug 1 1924
Funding Bonds —
21,926,100
4s ’06
Refunding & Renewal Bonds—
J-J
90.0OOC
Jan
1 1926
(Assessed at about actual value.)
4s '98 M-S*$300,000c
Mar 1 1918 4 h,s 07 A-O
6s ’02
J-J $110,880c
Ian 1 1912 City tax
150,000c...Apr 1 1927
(per
$1,000)
1906
4Mb'03 F-A*20O,000c...Aug 1 1933
$9 75
Intersection Bonds.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1907.)
Population In 1900
General Sewer Bonds.
4s '06
26,001
J-J $50.000c... Julv I 1926
Population
ill 1890
4 Os’nr, M-N
4 *^s 07 AO 50,000c
8,062
$250,000c _May 1 1926
Apr 1 1927
(Subject to call May 1 1911.)
INTEREST h payable In New Y rk at Kountze Bros.
INTEREST Is payable at the State Fiscal
LOANS—
•City-Hall flood*—
.
.
OMAHA.
Koutsky, Mayor; J.
.
.
Refunding&RenewalBonds—(Con.)
.
.
..
.
.
.
-
.
-
_.
Agency In New York City.
Apr., 1907. J
KANSAS-DEBT
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
G. H.
Faber, Clerk.
|
County seat Is Blair. An Issue of
bonds. In litigation for some time, $75,000 7 % Sioux City & Pacific RR.
vras
adjudged valid by the Supreme
Court.
V. 69, p. 661; V. 71,
p. 1231; and V. 74.
3 % refunding bonds
p. 741.
The $126,000
mentioned below were Issued
In settlement of the
principal and interest due on those bonds.
V. 74, p. 1158.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
Court-House Bonds—
1906._$301.000
Assessed valuation 1906
6s
J-J
$25,000. July 1 ’07-’09
4.219,912
(Assessemnt about 1-6 actual
(Subject to call after July 1
value.)
1907.) i State&Co.tax(per
$1,000)
Refunding Bonds—
1905.22 00
Population
In 1890
5s
A-0$150.000
11,869
Apr 1 1910
3s
May 122,500..May 1 ,08-’22 Population In 1900
13.086
(V. 74. p. 1158, for
maturity.)
Is payable at the
State Fiscal
INTEREST
WYMORE.
L. H.
Agency, New York.
Orchard,
Mayor.
This city Is in Gage
BONDED DEBT July 14County.
’06-$50,000 Assessed valuation 1906
Floating debt
13,000 Tax rate (per
$1.000) 1906
Population In 1900
$311.000
.$32 00
2,626
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we
give statistics regarding minor
State of Nebraska which
divisions In the
are not represented
among the foregoing detailed
reports;
Bonded Floating
Location—“
Debt.
Deb.
Aurora (C), Hamilton
County..$29,000 $2,000
Alma (C). Harlan
County
34,000
Blair School District
27,000
Boyd County
80,000
Cherry County
29,000
Colfax County
52,000
17,000
Cuming County.
25,000
David City, Butler
County
26,500
Dawes County
30.000
Dawson
County
Assessed
Valuation.
1
4,066,355
5,739,136
431.322
,422 487
3,911,429
400.000
549.918
1
Fairmont Precinct. Fillmore Co.
30,000
Falls City, Richardson
Geneva School District County.
Holdrege (C), Phelps County.
Howard County
Keith County
McCook School District
North Platte (C). Lincoln Co
North Platte School District
Ogalalla Precinct. Keith
County
Osceola (V). Polk
County
Pawnee City
Platte County
Red Cloud (C). Webster
County
Scribner (V), Dodge
County—
Superior (C). Nuckolls County.
Tecumseh (C). Johnson
County
.
Valley County
Webster County
York School District
.
31,500
28,200
45,000
.
49,000
43,000
43,000
30,000
25,000
35,000
25,000
350.000
400,000
2,306,172
23.85
•21.00
14.30
•20.00
17.00
17.00
40.00
40.00
28.00
•
25.00
1,228,323
460,895
490.000
480,000
145.849
174,000
2.500
25.000
40,000
36,000
26,000
25,000
46,150
45,000
30,000
14 311
39 000
None
Popul’n
1900,
$400,000 $18.00
154,385
17.00
650,000
17.00
.713,146
2,226 086
30,000
Tax
Rate.
262,000
6.117,277
105,560
1.921
923
6,541
11,211
14,584
1 .845
6,215
3,0.-2
3,007
10,343
303 .300
2,071,985
3,265.444
800.000
sb'65
20.50
19.85
20.20
23.00
Admitted
Total
State
as a
State (Act Jan. 29
1861)
of State
(square miles)
as a
area
pay for
meets
no
•INCIDENTS
IN
&c
82,080
--
$630,775, of which the State owned $28,650. In I860 the bonded debt was
In 1878 the total
bonded debt
$1,181,975, of which the State owned
$713,600.
The bonded debt
July 1 1906 was $632,000, all held
by
the
State
Permanent School Fund.
The Permanent School Funds
on July 1 1906
aggregated $8,651,913 35.
•The $210,000 4 % bonds authorized
by
the Legislature In 1905 for
refinery In connection, with a branch
an oil
penitentiary were offered for sale on
March 31 1905, but all bids were
rejected—the State officials
mined to have the
having deter¬
Supreme Court pass upon the validity of the
V. 80. p. 1384. 1254 and
issue.
See
1073.
The Supreme Court on
the Act unconstitutional.
July
7
1905 declared
See V.
81, p. 224. also editorial on
page 182.
—Interest
Name and Purpose.
-PrincipalP. Ct. Payable.
When Due. Outstand’g
Funding
188S.
c
4
Dec
Dec 1 1908
Do
1889
$18,000
C
4
J
&
J
July 1 1909
85,000
Refunding 1902.
c
4
J
&
J
1
July
1911
Do
1903
150,000
C
4
J
&
J
July
1
1914
Do
1904
220,000
C
4
J
&
J
Jan 1 1916
INTEREST is payable at the State
159,000
treasury.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
State’s assessed
the State Board of Equalization
valuation, as fixed by
(about 33 % of actual
value), and tax rate.
have been as follows:
Total Assessed
State Tax
Total Assesssd
Years.
State Tax
Valuation.
per $1,000. Years.
Valuation.,
1906
—
1902. A.
1901.
DEBT
387.553,348
378.335,401
387,577,259
363.163.630
363,156,045
4.70
5.70
5.20
6.40
5.50
5.50
LIMITATION.—Kansas
1900
1895
1890
1880
1870
1861
.$328,729,008
329,939,031
348,459,943
160.570.761
92.528.099
24,737,563
per
$1,000
5.50
4.25
4.25
5.50
8.75
4.00
has by Its Constitution
given the State
power to contract public debts for the
purpose of defraying
extraordinary
expenses and making public
improvements in an amount not to exceed
$1,000,000.
This limit, however, has
two exceptions.
First, the next
section provides that It may be
exceeded if the proposed law for
creating
such debt shall he submitted to
a vote of the
electors, and If the proposed
law be ratified by a
majority of the votes cast. Second, the
section follow¬
ing provides that the State may borrow
money to repel Invasion, &e.
We
give these sections In full, and also the
subsequent one which forbids the
State being a party to Internal
Improvements.
Debts, annual tax; proceeds.
For the purpose of
defraying extraordinary
expenses and making public
Improvements, the State may contract
debts; but such debts shall never.
public
In the aggregate, exceed
$1,000,000, ex¬
M. H. Mailott. Treasurer.
Abilene.
ALLEN COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
J. W.
seat Is Iola.
Kelso, Clerk.
When Due. (Assessment
about 1-3 actual value.)
Refunding RR. Aid Bonds.
State <k Co. tax (per
'98 J J
M.) ’06..$12.00
$105.000c..-Oct 1 1928 Population in 1S90
BONDED DEBT Sept 06.
13.509
$105,000 Population In 1900
5s
Assessed valuation In
1906.7,563,354 Population In 1906
INTEREST Is payaDle at
th£ State Fiscal Agency, New York.
LOANS—
$408,329,749
996,096
'364,399
1,427,096-1860
The proportion of the
107,206
colored population was
1890 and 3.7 % In 1900.
4.33% In 1880, 3.59% In
In number blacks were
627 in 1860, 17,108
43,107 in 1880, 51.251 in 1890
in 1870
and 52.003 in 1900.
"
was
1905..
1880
1870
1604.
.
,
1904
1903
p.
Abilene Is In Dickinson
County.
Bonds all optional.
In May 1905 the
City Council paid to Cornell
University $2,500 in
of the gas bonds Issued in
settlement
1888, and which have been compromise
in contest for ten
The interest and
years.
principal amount to over $10,000. This
gation against the city.
cleans
up all liti¬
V. 80, p. 2472.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s 07
F-A $85,000
5s ’98
J-J
Feb 1 1937
$11,000c. .Jan 1 1918
(Subject to call after Feb. 1
5s ’98
J-J
35,000c.-.Jail 11918 BOND. DEBT
1912.)
Park Bonds.
Aug 7 1906._$47,000
Assessed valuation 1906
43^s ’06
$6,000
.645,638
June4 1926 (Assessment is
about factual
Sewer Bonds.
•
value.)
Tax rate (per
5s
$1,000) 1906
M-S
$2,000c. .Sept 1 '07-08
$58 50
Population In 1906
4,042
Population In 1900.
3,507
INTEREST on the sewer bonds is
payable
at office of
on all other bonds
City Treasurer;
at State treasury.
State school fund; sewer
Refunding bonds are owned
bonds by local people.
by the
ABILENE SCHOOL DISTRICT.—
H. E. Ackers. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed
valuation 1906
Building Bonds.
$806,000
(Assessment on real estate about
4Ws
J-J
$4,000
H
and on personal
4s '06
J-J
35,000
1-3 actual value.) property about
BONDED DEBT Feb.
1907.$39,000 School tax (per $
1,000) '06..
22.00
INTEREST ou the bonds of 1906 is Population in 1907 (est.)
5.000
payable In
biennially In odd years on the 2d
Tuesday In
to length of
sessions, but members can receive
ORGANIZATION,
1,611,460
1.470,495
ABILENE.
limit
STATE
Wells.—V. 83,
STATE OF KANSAS.
Apr 1893, page 124, for the facts and See " State and City
statements formerly
given under this head.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—When Kansas was
admitted into the Union as a
State (In 1801) it had a bonded
debt of $150,000.
The Constitution of 1859
limited the debt-making
power to $1,000,000 (with certain
restrictions and
exceptions), as more fully described below.
of
suttaiued
vs.
NOTE.—For reports not given in
alphabetical order among the
“Additional Statements" at end
following see
of this State.
The National Park Bank of
New
Kansas, and all bonds or coupons of York City Is fiscal agent for the State o
by their terms are payable in New minor civil divisions of the .State, which
York, will be paid at the
bank.
above-named
only 50 days service In the
aggregate.
Supplement”
Belleville
—
CITIES. COUNTIES AND
TOWNS IN THE
Topeka
Governor (term ends 2d Mon. Jan.
1909)
Edward W. Hoch
Sec. of State (term ends 2d
Mon. Jan. 1909)__C. E. Denton
Treasurer (term ends 2d
Monday
Jan. 1909)
Mark Tulley
Auditor (term ends 2d
Monday Jan. 1909)
J. M. Nation
LEGISLATURE
January. There is
case of
OF STATE
1890
1 .577
2,005
7,339
11.6 19
May 30 1S54
Jan. 29 1861
Capital
power.
•Under the foregoing the
legislation of Kansas has become
so extensive
that our limited space here
does not admit of even a
brief digest.
In 1903 &
bill (approved March
7) passed the Legislature
fixing 15% of the assessed
value of taxable
property as the limit of bonded debt of
any city of 50.000 or
more—special Improvement and sewer bonds
(assessed on property
fited) to be considered outside
bene¬
this limit.
The Act further
provides that the
total bonded debt,
including special Improvement bonds,
shall not exceed
30 % of the assessed
value.
The Act was published in
full in V. 76,
p. 667
Chapter 101. Laws of 1905,
however, permits cities of the first
and third classes to
second
issue bonds beyond this
limit for natural gas,
water
light and heating purposes.
The validity of tills
Act has been
1900...
ITS
Organized
•
1906
State of Kansas.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act May 30 1854)
•
POPULATION
5.00
25.00
882
73.50
1 .969
17.50 17,747
71.20
1,554
131
cept as hereinafter provided.
Every such debt shall be
for some
authorized bv law
purpose specified therein, and the
vote of a
bers elected to each
majority of all the mem¬
House, to be taken by the yeas and
sary to the passage of such
nays,
shall be neces¬
law; and every such law
an annual tax
shall provide for
sufficient to pay the annual
levying
Interest of such debt and
principal thereof when It shall become
the
due; and shall
priate the proceeds of such
specifically appro¬
taxes to the
payment of such
terest; and such
ana In¬
appropriation shall not. be repealed nor theprincipal
or diminished until
taxes postponed
the Interest and
principal of such debt shall nave
wholly paid.
•
•
been
Other debts.
No debt shall be
provided, unless the proposed lawcontracted by the State except as herein
for creating such
mitted to a direct vote of
debt shall first be sub¬
the electors of the
State at some general
and If such proposed law
shall be ratified
election:
by a
at such general
election, then It shall be the majority of ail the votes cast
after such election to enact
duty
of the Legislature
next
such law and create such
provisions and restrictions
debt, subject to all the
provided In the preceding
section of this article.
Borrow money.
The State may borrow
money to repel Invasion,
Insurrection or defend the State
suppress
In
time
of
war;
but
shall be applied
money thus raised
exclusively to the object for which thethe
or to the
loan was
repayment of the debt
authorized,
thereby created.
Internal improvements.
The State shall never
be a party in
any works of Internal
carrying on
Improvement.
M UN1CIPAL
indebtedness is not restricted by the
Constitution
at all.
only provision for the regulation of
The
such matters contained
In that Instru¬
ment Is the
following, requiring the Legislature to
make general laws and
restricting the power to make debt In the case
of cities, towns
and villages.
Cities.
Provision shall be
by general law for the
cities, towns and villages; and made
organization of
their power of
taxation, assessment, borrow¬
ing money, contracting debts and
loaning their credit shall
as to prevent the
be so restricted
abuse of such
by the Supreme Court in
3,640
"
247,716
OF STATE.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
County
seat Is
LOANS—
Garnett.
M. J.
When Due.
L L & Q RR
(refunding).
5s '01
J-J $150,000c
Jan
1 1931
4s '02
J-J
40.000c
Jan
11914
(Sub. to call $5,000
yearly after 1907)
4 qs’06 J-J
f 10,000c
Jan 1 1916
19.507
.30,163
Keeton, Clerk.
Floating debt
;
TOTAL DEBT Feb
Sinking fund
1
$6,000
1907..261.000
13.000
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
248.000
Assessed valuation, real.
-.2,275.600
Assessed val, personal
1 10.000c...Jan 1 1922
533,550
Railroads
Refunding Bonds.
953.850
Total valuation 1907
( $10.000c
.3,763,000
July 1 1914
(Assessment Is T actual value.)
4,48*00 J-J ( 20.000c...July 1 1919
State & Co. tax (per M)
l 20.000c
1907..$19 00
1 1929 Population In
July
1900
BOND. DEBT Feb 1
...13,938
1907..$255,000 Population In 1906.
13,070
ARGENTINE.
Clerk.
H. R.
Rossetter, Mayor;
Chas. A.
Payne,
Argentine Is In Wyandotte
County.
Incorporated July 20 1889.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL
DEBT Feb 1907...$186,000
City Hall and Viaduct.
Sinking fund
60
5s
5s
'90
J-J
$13.000c_..July
Refunding Bonds.
1 1910
M-N $20,500c
Nov 1 1919
*01 J-J
92.500c...July 1 1921
BONDED DEBT Feb
1907.$126,000
NET DEBT Feb 1907..
9,000
177.000
722.740
q actual val.)
.:.
Assessed valuation 1906.
..
(Assessment Is about
tax (per $1,000)
1906...$71 00
Population
In 1906
Floating debt
6.239
60.000 Population In
TAX FREE.—All bonds
1900
5.878
Issued by this city are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas
Fiscal Agency, New York
City.
ARGENTINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
H. P. Butcher.
6s
Superintendent.
$15.000
June
6s
5s
5s
2 1910
6,000
July
9.900...July
17.000.
BONDED DEBT Oct
9
1 1911
1 1918
Total
Assessed valuation
1906
$770,760
actual value.)
1906.$25 00
in 1906 t.est.)
7.000
(Assessment about H
School
tax
July 1 1919 Population
*06..$47,900
•
•
*
(per $1,000)
132
KANSAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
ARKANSAS CITY.
Clerk.
M.
N.
Sinnott, Mayor; O. Ingersoll,
Arkansas City Is situated In Cowley County.
Incorporated Sept. 10 1884.
city In 1900 purchased the water works by paying $15,000 cash and
assuming $90,000 of 20-year bonds.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds Dist. No. 2.
Railroad 4id.
5s ’05
A-O $13,500c Apr 1 ’07-’15
6s ’85
M-N $11.000c...Nov 1 1915 GEN’L BONDS Feb
1907..$255,000
(Subject to call at any time.)
Assessment debt.
14,000
6s ’86
F-A
$5,500c
Aug 1 1916 Floating debt.
4,255
(Subject to call at any time.)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907... 273,255
5s ’06
A-O $45,0O0c&r_Apr 2 1926 Sinking fund.
7,531
(Subject to call after 1916.)
NET DEBT Feb 1907
265,724
Refunding Bonds
Assessed valuation, real
569,404
6s ’91
M-N $24,000c
Nov 1 1921 Assessed val, personal
202,240
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Railroads
114,863
4 14s’02 .M-S
37,000c
Meh 1 1932 Total valuation 1906...... 886,507
4Hs02 F-A 45,000c
Aug 15 1932 (Assessment of real estate is a hout 1-5
4s ’03
F-A
8,000c .Aug 15 1933
and personal 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906___$S2 20
5s ’06
M-N
12,()00e&r
1916 Population in 1890
8,347
Water Bonds.
Population In 1900
6,140
5s
M-N $67,500c....Tune 1 1919 Population In 1906
7.991
(Subject to call.)
;
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas Fiscal Agency. New York.
LOANS—
$20,000
Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call 1911.)
5 )^s’04
$15,000
Aug 1 1924
Water-Works Improvement—
6s ’01
$18,500
Aug 15 1921
City-Hall Bonds—
5Hs’04 F-A $20,000
Aug 1 1924
is
In
LOANS—
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$30,000c
1907-1921
($10,000 pavable every 5 years.)
’83
J-J'$266,950c
July 1 1913
'85
•J-J
135,400c
July 1 1915
,’89
J-J
49,150c
July 1 1919
! '98
J-J
192,350c...July 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Park
'06
Bonds.
Past-dpe bonds.
1924 and In 1925.)
INTEREST Is payable at the fiscal agency in New York City.
Actual value
20,000.000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$67 20
Population In 1906
18,159
Edward Iverson, Clerk.
County seat Is Atchison.
LOANS—
When Due
Assessed val, personal
S. W.
Ireland, County Clerk.
County seat Is Medicine Lodge.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House and Jail Bends—
;
Funding & Judgment
6s ’86
J-D $25,000c..June 24 19l6
6s
J-J
$200
Refunding Bonds —
6s
J-J
13,000
4s ’04
J-J
85,000c...July 1 1934
6s
J-J
9,000
July 1 1913 , BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06_$161,400
6s
J-J
19,000
July 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1906
2,171,189
6s
J-J
6,000
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
6s
J-J
4,000
July 1 1917 i State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’05.$48 00
| Population In 1906
7,136
Population In 1900.
6,594
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
BOURBON COUNTY.
A.
Carpenter, Dep. County Treas.
County seat Is Fort Scott.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Railroad Bonds—
6s ’79
J-J $165,700c...July 1 1909
J-J
6s ’83
10,000c
July 1 1913
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 1906$166,000
Assessed valuation, real..$3,812,751
Assessed val.. personal
1,870,908
Total valuation 1906
5,683,659
(Assessm’t 20 to 40% actual value.)
State & Co.tax ($1,000) 1906.$19 00
Sinking fund
72,100 Population In 1906
25,872
NET DEBT Oct 1 1906
93,600 Population In 1900
24.712
INTEREST Is payable in New York at the Kansas State fiscal
Agency
Jay T. Botts, Clerk.
is Coldwater.
seat
When Due.
•
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06.$239,650
Assessed valuation 1906.... 694,360
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
State&Co-tax(pcr$l ,000) ’05.$38 00
Population in 1906
..2,002
Population in 1900
.1,619
Refunding Bonds—
6s ’87
4s ’04
J-J
J-J
$30,000
Jan 12 1912
126,000c
July 1 1934
(Svoject to call $3,000 yearly to
1914 and $5,000 yearly thereafter.)
J-J
$3,000
Sept 11919 1
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York.
COWLEY COUNTY.
A. H.
Abrams, County Clerk; J. II.
Anderson, Treasurer.
County seat Is Winfield.
LOANS—
When Due.-' BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’00...$102,500
K. C. L. & So. K. RR.—
(Assessm’t about 1-5 actual value.)
7s ’80
J-J $29,500c
Jan
1 1910 Total valuation 1906
$6,305,477
Refunding Bonds—
St.&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06..$27 90
4s ’99
M-S $77,000c...Sept 1 1929 Population in 1890
34,478
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1909.)
Population In 1900
30,156
Population in 1906
INTEREST is payable at the fiscal agency, New York.
DICKINSON COUNTY.
N.
H.
'
32.171
King, County Clerk.
County seat is Abilene.
LOANS—
When Due. iTotal valuation 1906
$5,920,796
i (Assessment of
real estate about K
personal, 1-3 actual value.)
St.&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1906_$17 00
Population In 1906
23,580
I Population in 1900
21,816
Refunding Bonds—
5s '98
J-J $261,000c
Jan 1928
(Subject to call $5,000 yearly.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$261,000
INTEREST payable In New York.
$746,929
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val, RR, &e
843,303
J-J $231,000c...July 1 1929 Total valuation 1906
5,078 591
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
(Assessment about l4 actual value.)
5s '86
J-J
$68,000c._ July 1 1916 State & Co. tax (per M) ’06_.$50 90
BOND. DEBT Feb 23 ’07. $299,000 Population In 1906
80,026
Assessed valuation, real
3,488,359 Population In 1900
28,606
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas State Fiscal Agency, N. Y. City.
4s ’99
BARBER COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
6s ’89
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 $647,550
Internal improvem’t bonds
Population In 1900
...15,722
$45,000.
INTEREST Is payable In New York City and Atchison.
ATCHISON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
(Mrs.) Helen M. Bruce. Clerk.
Building Loans.
.Sinking fund
$4,374
6s ’83
J-J
$44,000c
July 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1906..2,332,344
6s ’86
5 000c
J-J
July 1 1916 (Assessment about H actual value.)
4s ’93
J-J
■Junel 1923 School tax per $1,000) 1906..$ 15 00
4,000c.
(Subject to call.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
18,000
BONDED DEBT Sept l ’06.$53,000
INTEREST payable in Atchison
ATCHISON COUNTY.
COMANCHE COUNTY.
$700
(additional) July 1 1905..
78,000
Sinking fund July 1 1905...
10,000
Assessed valuation 1903.. 3,059,909
Aug 1 1924
BONDED DEBT Meh 1 ’06.$152,495
; Special debt (additional)
144,224
| Total valuation 1905
1,387,982
! (Assessment about M actual value.)
; Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$70 50
Population in 1906
16,467
Population In 1900
4,953
!
i
'
Jail Bonds—
Orr, Mayor; J. T. Horsey, City Treas.
Atchison County.
When Due.
\
Atchison
Refunding Bonds—
;5L;s’04
$49,000
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
COFFEYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Wm. M. Sinclair.
LOANS—
When Due. [ BONDED DEBT Feb ’07..
$35,000
5s ’06
J-J
$35,000c....July 1 1926 ! Assessed valuation 1906... 1,917,125
(Subject to call $3,000
in 1923, in | School tax rate(per$l ,000)’06.$24.00
__
ATCHISON. Janies W.
When Due. I
Electric-Light Bonds—
6s ’01
The
_
[Vol. lxxxiv;
DONIPHAN COUNTY.
Margaret Schletzbaum, Co. Clerk.
County seat Is Troy
LOANS—
When Due.
BONDED DEBT July 1 *06.$480,500
Refunding Bonds—
Sinking fund
18,715
J-J
$2,500..July 1 '06-’08 ; Assessed valuation 1906
3.703,176
J-J
5,000..July 1 ’07-’09 (Assessment about M actual value.)
J-J
473,000
July 1 1922 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’04_$25 20
(Subject to call.)
Population In 1906..
13,565
(Population in 1900
15,079INTEREST on the 6% bonds is payable at Troy
Kan., and on the 5%
bonds at New York City.
6s ’79
6s ’80
5s ’92
‘
,
,
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
F. W.
County seat Is Lawrence.
Games, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.!
Refunding Bonds—{Continued.)
Refunding Bonds—
[ 4s ’05 J-J $26,000r
Jan 2 1915
f $4,100r
Tilly 1 1907
Bridge Bonds.
Jan
1 1908 4 V£s’04 J-J
| 28,000r
$36,500r___.Tan 11924
3,700r. .July
I
1 1908 4^s’05 J-J
30,000r.. Jan 11920
6s
J-J ( 27,000r
1 1909 BONDED DEBT Feb’07.. $293,500
Jan
I
4,200r_.__July 1 1909 Assessed valuation 1906
4,937,743
j 25,000r—Jan 1 1910
(Assessment is M actual value.)
| 24,000r—Jan 1 19111 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06.$24.00
l 27,000r
1 1912 Population In 1906
Jan
.25.374
4s ’03
J-J
31,000r
Jan
1 1913 Population In 1900
25,096
4Hs’04 J-J
27,000r
Jan 1 1924!
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas liscal agency. New York.
.
EDWARDS COUNTY.
County
seat
Is
D. J)
Kinsley.
Baxter, Clerk.
Cottonwood Falls is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
j Assessed valuation 1906..$3,206,260
Railroad Aid Bonds.
j (Assessment about If actual value.)
6s ’92
M-N $80,000
Nov 1 1922 State & Co. tax (per M) ’06.. $30.00
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906
$HO,ooo ; Population in 1906
7,562
INTEREST payable in New York.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
Railroad Aid—C. K. & W. RR.
6s ’83
July $15,000c_..July 1 1908
6s ’86
A-O $21,000c
Aug 1 1916 6s ’89
J-J
7,000c. .-Jan
1 1918
6s ’91
F-A
55,000c.__Feb 1 1921 BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06..
$125,000
4s ’00
J-J
15,000c
July 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1906
1,858,545
4s ’00
M-N
12,000c—Nov 1 1930
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call 1910.)
i State&Co.tax
(per $1,000) ’04.$17 00
Population In 1906
6,149
i Population in 1900_.
3,682
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY.
ELLSWORTH.
CHASE COUNTY.
J. E.
Bocook, Clerk.
...
L. G. Wells, Clerk/
County seat Is Sedan
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
f$10,000c
I
4
J^s’98 J-J j
(
l
INTEREST
10,000c
10.000c
10,000c
2,000c
7,000c
Is
CHETOPA.
This
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
1
1
1
1
1
1908
1910
1912
1914
1915*
1916
payable In New
A. R.
i
Railroad Bonds—
6s ’87
Jan $86.000c_. .Jan
11917
BONDED DEBT Sept’06..$135,000
Sinking fund
64,544
Total valuation 1906
2,812,418
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
State & Co.tax (per M) 1906..$18 70
Population In 1906
12,753
Popluation In 1900
11,804
York City.
Bell, City Clerk.
city Is In Labette County.
C.
McCasland, Treasurer.
County seat Is Ashland.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House
6s ’88
J-J
$9.000r
Meh 1 1908
Railroad Aid—
6s '89
Apr $13,000r_.Apr 10 1919
j BOND. DEBT Feb 22 ’07. $149,500
Sinking fund.
NET DEBT Feb 22 1907..
15,964
133,536
Assessed valuation 1906
1,497,710
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Refunding—
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1906 $18 00
6s
F-A $20,00Or..Feb 21 1909 Population in 1906..
2,239
6s’90
J-J
1,500r..June 10 1910 Population In 1900
1,701
4s ’02
J-J
106,000
July 1 1922
CLAY COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is
E. E.
Clay Centre.
Hoopes, County Clerk.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb 23’07.$151,000
Assessed valuation, real
2,352,086
5s ’87
J-J
$9,000c
Dec 1 1907 Assessed val., personal.
627.11 l
Refunding BondsAssessed valuation, railroad 552,451
4>4s'01 J-J $30,000c. ..July 1 1911 Total valuation 1906
3,531,648
4 *4s’02 J-J
13,000c. ..Feb 1 1917
(Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
5s ’97
J-J
65,000c...Aug 1 1917 State&Co.tax(per $1.000) ’06_$25 00
5s ’99
J-J
30,000c...Jan 2 1929 Population in 1906
15,338
Population in 1900
15,883
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
Bridge Bonds—
GOFFEYVTLLE.
City Clerk.
R. E.
Vaughn, Mayor; (Miss) Rosa Bell,
This city is In Montgomery County.
Sewer and road bonds are provided
for by special tax. which Is not Included in tax rate
given below.
Tremble, Mayor.
When Due.; Water debt (included)
$50,000
Assessed valuation 1906
248,560
J-.T
$10,000c
July 1 1907 (Assessment about 1 -10 actual value.)
J-J
33,500c
Jan 1 1923 Total tax(per$l ,000) ’06 about $80 00
J-J
8,000c
July 1 1919 Population In 1906
1,870
J-J
6,000c—Jan 1 1908 Population in 1900..1
1,549
BOND. DEBT Feb 23 ’07..$96,000!
INTEREST Is payable at the liscal agency at New York
City.
Refunding Bonds—
5s
4s
4s
4s
’03
'03
’89
’88
EMPORIA.
G. O.
Mathewson, City Clerk.
County seat of Lyon County.
LOANS—
When Due
BONDED DEBT Feb 21 ’07.$78.500
Refunding Bond*.
Sinking fund
2,000
5s ’87
F-A $52,000...Feb 28 1917 Assessed valuation 1906.
..$200,000
Water and Light Bonds.
(Assessm’t about 25% actual value.)
6s ’05
J-J
$29,500
July 15 1935 Population in 1890
2,265
(Subject to call after July 15 1915.) Population In 1900
2,019
INTEREST payable in New York.
CLARK COUNTY.
Geo. T.
County seat of Ellsworth County.
LOANS—
Incorporated April 1 1870.
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric-Light Bonds—
City Bonds—
414s’02F-A $20,000c
Nov 1 1932
5s ’98
Feb $28,000c
Feb 1 1928 BONDED DEBT Feb’07..
$290,000
Refunding Water-Works—
Assessed valuation, real
1,721.721
4)^s’99 F-A $50,000c
Dec 1 1929 Assessed val., pers
515,248
(Subject to call Dec 1 1919.)
; Assessed val.,
R.R
84,657
4>^s’02 J-J $15,000c...Jan 1 1932 Total valuation 1906
2,321,626
(Subject to call Jan 1 1922.)
,
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
4^s’99 F-A$162,000c. ..May 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000)
1906..$52 50
(Subject to call 1919.)
Population In 1906
9,413
Gas-Plant Bonds.
Population in 1900
8,223
5s ’03
M-S $15,000c...Sept 1 1923 ;
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1913.)
J
INTEREST on the water-works, gas-plant and
electric-light bonds is
payable In New York; on other bonds at Topeka, Kan.
EMPORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.—M. N. Clark, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds—
| Assessed valuation 1906..$2,321,626
4s '06
J-J
Jan 1 1926 School tax rate(per$l,000)’06.$17.00
$10,000
FORD COUNTY.
W. J.
County seat Is Dodge City.
LOANS—
Davies, Treasurer.
Bonds
When Due. 1
Refunding Bonds—
are
tax
exempt.
Bridge Bonds
6s ’88
J-J
$8,900
Jan 1 1908
$6,000r
July 1 1911 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$173,000
88,000r
Oct
2 1929 Sinking fund...
5,627
(Subject to call 1909.)
Assessed valuation 1906
2,743,000
4^s’99 J-J $50,000r
July 1 1919 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1904.)
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06_$19 00
Funding Bonds—
Population In 1906.^..
.9,043
6s ’88
J-J
$29,000r
July 2 1909 ! Population In 1900
.5,497
(Subject to call.)
|
INTEREST on 4?4s Is payable at office State
Treasurer; on other bonds
In New York City.
6s ’81
J-J
4 s4s’99 J-J
—
FORT SCOTT.
C. W. Goodlander,
Chairman Finance Committee.
Mayor; R. J. Harris,
Fort Scott Is the county seat of Bourbon
County.
1860.
Incorporated Feb. 27
Apr..
1907.]
KANSAS—CITIES AND TOWNS
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
’79
Gs
6s
6s
6s
6s
5s
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
’84
$114,800c...July 1
1,500c... Jail
40,000c
Jan
Sewer Bonds.
5s
F-A $14.400c.Feb 1 ’08-T5
5s ’06
M-S
10,800c.Mch 1 ’08-’16
Water Plant Purchasing Bonds—
4Hs*05 M-S$134,000c...March 1935
(Subject to call $5,000 yearly on
March 15. beginning 1910.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.$471,960
1909
1 1914
1 1916
IOLA CITY.
JACKSON COUNTY.
.
FORT SCOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT.—C W.
Mitchell. Clerk.
Building Bonds
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07. $81,100
JW
$6,000c
$6.000c.
July 1 1907 Sinking fund
2,171
J-J
33,800c
33,800c.
July 1 1909 Assessed valuation 1906
1.941,176
J-J
800c.
800c..July 1 ’10-T1 ! (Assessment about M actual value.)
J-J
5^3
10,000c.
10,000c___July 1 1920 School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$16 75
4s
J-J
10,500c.
10,500c...Oct
1 1920 Population In 1906
15,000
londs—
Refunding Bonds—
4J^s’04 J-J
$20,000c...July 1 1924
INTEREST Is payable In New York at State fiscal
County
C. M. Dillman Clerk.
Bridge Bonds.
-
6s
6s
6s
6s ’05
$5,000
Jan
Funding Bonds.
1
1914
5J4s’05
$55,000....Jail 1 1935
BOND. DEBT July l 1906.$114,000
500
Jan 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1906
1,048,835
11,500...May 31 1920 (Assess m’ about 35% actual value.)
20,000
May 9 1921 State & Co tax (per M) 1906_$21 00
Population In 1906
2,236
90
90
91
GREENWOOD COUNTY.
W. H.
County seat Is Eureka.
LOANS—
When Due.l
Refunding Bonds—
4s ’02
J-J $208,000c
July 1 1932
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$199,000
Assessed valuation 1906
4,317,391 !
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Bonnet, Clerk.
(Assessment about M actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.$14 00
Population In 1906
15,207
Population in 1900
16,196
Interest payable at State Treasury.
T. M.
Grissom, County Treasurer.
Syracuse Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1 '06.$89,100 1 Assessed
valuation 1906..$1,029.825
debt
15,000 | County tax (per $1,000) ’06
$21.00
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 ’06._.104,100 I
Population In 1906
1,749
Floating
HASKELL COUNTY.
V. L.
County
seat Is Santa Fe.
LOANS—
When Due.
*
Refunding Bonds.
Bethel, County Clerk.
j BONDED DEBT Sept ’06..$97,354
Floating debt
6S’88-89J-J
$51,000c.
July 1918
12.000c. ..Jan 1 1920
13,000c. ..July 1 1920
21,354c. ..July 1 1931
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
19,000
423,749
-
Assessed valuation 1906
(Assessm’t about 1-3 actual value.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1906..$25 90
Population In 1906
934
Population in 1900
.457
Real estate Is assessed at Its actual
value; personal property at about
one-third actual value.
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas fiscal
agency, New York.
6s
90
J-J
6s 90-91 J-J
4s ’01
J-J
HODGEMAN COUNTY.
County
seat Is Jetmore.
LOANS—
6s
6s
6s
6s
6s
«s
6s
6s
When
Refunding.
’82
D.
Bonds
Hume, Clerk.
are
Due.\
all exempt from taxation.
Poor Farm.
J-D
$3,000c
July 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Feb 22 '07...$97,000
6s ’89
F-A
$5,000c
July 1 1912
4,000c.-.July 1 1912 Sinking fund
4,905
F-A
19,000c._Feb 26 1917 NET DEBT Feb 22 1907
93,095
F-A
6.000c...Jan 1 1917 Assessed valuation
1906....929,944
87
F-A
6.000c...Aug 1 1917 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
’87
F-A
4,000c
Nov 1 1917 State & Co tax
(per
M)
1906..$22 00
'88
J-J
6,000c
July 1 1918 Population In 1906
2,583
’89
J-J
4,000c_-.July 1 1919 Population In 1900
2,032
4 h's’Ol J-D
37,000c.. .June 1 1931
(SnUi-of. to call at any Interest date.) I
INTEREST is payable at the State fiscal
agency, New York City, and
in Topeka.
83.
’87
87
HUTCHINSON.
S. F.
Johnson, City Clerk.
County seat of Reno County.
special levy.
LOANS—
The
When Due. I
Paving Bonds.
6s ’05
5s'05
sewer
bonds
$9,360.
.Janl ’07-15;
130,500
1907-1915
Refunding Bonds.
6s
J-D
$20,000... June 1 1919
..
$12,000--.Mch 1 1917
Jan 1 ’07.$182,000
BONDED DEBT
Floating debt
68,625
250,625
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
Total valuation 1905
5,280,000
5s
J-D
9,000...Jan 1 1915 (Assessment
Is
1-3
actual value.)
6s
F-A
23,000...Aug 1 1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$79.15
5s
A-O
77,000...Apr l 1931 Population In 1906
12 961
4 Vis
A-O
33,000...Oct 1 1931 Population In 1900
9,379
$26,000 optional; $2,000 yearly 1906
to
1918.
LOANS—
4
Building Bonds.
t£s’06 J-D $52,500
Till- city Is In
LOANS—
Pa\ing Bonds.
T. N. Sickels
Montgomery County
When Due. j
5s ’04
$14,000
1907-1914
5s ’05
13,500
1906-1915
Water Bonds.
5s ’05
$100,000
1916-1925;
Street Bonds.
5s 06
...$2,168 67
1907-1916
Sewer Bonds.
5s 99
$760
1906-1909
5s 92
2,073 18 ..1907-1912
6s ’04
6,000
1907-1914
6s ’05
3,871.36 ..1907-1915
6s ’06
9,815.81 ..1907-1916
...
Clerk.
5s ’98
$3,000
4
’05
10,000
V. V. I. & W. Bonds.
7s ’86
$25,000
W.
Due. I
I
1909
1913
1922
1925
O’Donnell, Mayor; T. W.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’07
J-J
530,000c
(Subject to call after
Jan
1
1937
Jan 1 1917.)
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 $107,000
Tax valuation 1906
940.163
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$57 20
1920 Population In 1906
.5,262
Population in 1900.
4,695
1917
JUNCTION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Clias. H. Manley. Clerk.
4J^s
J-J
$30,000c. .July 1 1923 ! Assessed valuation 1906.
$1,159,730
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
I (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4^s
J-J
52,000c. .July 1 1907-08 ! School tax
(per $1,000) 1906. .$23 00
BONDED DEBT Feb. ’07.$32,000 I
Population In 1905
.5,264
INTEREST at Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York
City.
KANSAS CITY.
This city Is In
class In 1886.
G.
Foerschler, City Clerk.
Wyandotte County.
LOANS—
Internal Improvement.
When Due.
$1,707,451
..s
Refund. & Gen. Imp.
6s ’95
F-A$$80,000
6s 97
F-A
40,000
5 Hr’97 F-A
50,000
5 La s’87 F-A
30,000
5 >4s 97 F-A
50,000
Bonds.
5s ’98
Feb
Oct
1
1915
Aug 1 1907
Aug 5 1910
July 1 1907
Aug 5 1911
5^8*99 F-A
40,000
-Aug 1 1914
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909.)
F-A
25.000
Incorporated
as a
city of the first
Ref. & Gen. Impt. Bds.—(Con.) —
4 i^s’03 F-A $31,500
Aug 1 1907
4Hs’03 F-A
50,000
Aug 1 1918
4 VijS’03 F-A
65,000
Aug 1 1919
4Ms
F-A
/ 32,000
Aug 1 1923
1904
131,000
Aug 1 1924
K. C- W. & N. W.
Ry—1887.
5s ’87
F-A
$30,000...Jan 1 1917
11913
(Subject to call Feb 1 1908.)
5s 98
F-A 125,000
Aug 1 1913
(Subject to call Feb 1 1908.)
|
5s ’03
F-A
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 *06 $854,000
Internal Imp bds (add’l).. 1,707,451
Assessed valuation 1905. .13,120,000
(Assessment about 1-7 actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1905..$23 20
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905.60 00
Population In 1900.
51.418
Population In 1906 (est.)
88,000
186,500
Nov 1 1928
99 F-A $40,000
Feb 1 1914;
to call Feb 1 1909.)
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
F. G. Horseman, Clerk Board of
Education.
LOANS—
When Due. 1 4 V^s’07 J-J
5200,000c..-Apr 1 1927
5s
F-A $127,000c.Feb
1 1909 BONDED DEBT Feb 1
’07.$307.000
4 y2 s
F-A
75,000c.Jan
1 1909 Sinking fund..
5,600
4 V*s
J-J
50,000c.Dec
1 1918 Assessed valuation 1906..
13.104,520
4 J^s’05 F-A
40,000... Feb 1 1921 (Assessment about 1-7 actual value.)
J-J
4^8
7,00()r.Dec 10 1911 School tax (per $1,000)
1906...$17.80
J-J
4HS
8,000r_ Dec 10 1916
INTEREST Is payable at State Fiscal
Agency, New York.
4H
(Subject
KEARNY COUNTY.
E. A.
Lakln Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
6s ’91
5s ’05
J-J
$22,600
1919
J-J
83,000c...Jan 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907._.$103,000
45,000
McDowell, Clerk.
Sinking fund
$3,000
Assessed valuation 1906
864,000
(Assessment about 1-6 actual value.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1906._$14 70
Population In 1900 (Census)...1,107
Population In 1906..
1,455
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907... 148,000
INTEREST Is payable at Kansas Fiscal
Agency, New York.
KINGMAN COUNTY.
County
seat Is
Kingman.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
6s
6s
6s
6s
6s
’79
’80
’80
’81
'87
...
...
...
...
...
$4,900
5,800
July 1 1909
Jan
6 1910
300...Apr 13 1910
10,000..-July 11 1911
1,000...Apr 11 1917
Refunding Bonds.
...
...
543,000
30,000
Mch 5 1926
Refunding Bonds—(Con.).
$107,000...Aug 2 1926
4 i.^s’96
4s ’99
...
18,000
Aug 1 1929
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906.$226,420
Assessed valuation 1906
3,092,555
(Assessment about 13 actual value.)
Population In 1906
12.044
Population In 1900
10,663
...
July 1 1922;
A. J. Olson, Treasurer.
Greensburg Is the county seat,.
Railroad
Aid Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.5180,000
$61,000
Aug 4 1917; Sinking fund...
25,709
37,000
Oct 1 1907 • Assessed valuation 1906
970,633
Funding Bonds.
State & Co. tax ($1,000) *06._$17.25
6s ’89
$79,000...Feb 15 1919; Population In 1906
..3,892
6s ’89
3,000
Oct 1 1919i
INTEREST is payable at the State Fiscal Agerev. New York
6s ’87
6s ’87
...
...
...
1918
1916
1916
GEN L BONDS Dec 15 ’06. $190,189
1912-1916 ;
4,000
1917 1
48.000c ...1918-1925
1
7.000c
1926
INTEREST ’s payable In New York.
This city Is In Geary County.
LOANS—
When
Funding Bonds.
6s 89
M-N $7.000c...May 1
5s ’98
Jan 1
4,000c
Jan 1
5s ’02
Jan 1
6,000c
Jan 1
4Hs’05
5,000c
Oct
Funding Terminal Bonds.
6s 90
M-S $35.000c.. .Mch 1
Water Works.
6s 87
M-S $50,000c...Mch 1
F.
...
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt
52,748
Floating debt
73,752
TOTAL DEBT Dec 15 ’06.
316,689
Assessed valuation 1906
1,237,953
(Assessment about Vf actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$68.70
Population In 1900
4,851
Population In 1906
13,504
INTEREST is payable at fiscal agency In New York.
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
C. S Rlsdon. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$110,000
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906..$1,396,035
/ $122,000
1908-1911 (Assessment about H actual
value.)
l
40,000
1912-1916 School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$23.00
f
6,000
1910-1911 1 Population In 1906 (est.)
15,000
...j
10,000
I
4 Vs'S’00 J-J /
Dr.
KIOWA COUNTY.
When Due. | Assessed valuation
1906..$2,072,409
School tax rate(per$l ,000) ’06.$27.00
..Dec. 1 1926
INDEPENDENCE.
City.
JUNCTION CITY.
Dorn, Clerk.
5s ’96
5s ’02
4Jis
M-N
$8,000...Nov 1 1932
INTEREST Is payable at Kansas Fiscal
Agency, New York.
HUTCHINSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Turner, Treasurer.
When Due.
Floating debt
provided for by
Railroad Bonds.
6s
J-J
are
.
Assessed valuation, real. .$4,895,007
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val, personal
934,759
v<js 98 M-S $100,000c. .Sept 1 1928 Total
valuation 1906
5,829,766
($10,000 sub to call y’ly from 1918.)
(Assessment 1 3 actual value.)
4Hs’0() J-J $75,000c.-.July 1 1930 State & co. tax
(per M) 1906..$18 25
($5,000 subject to call yearly.)
Population In 1900.
18,104
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07_..$175.000
Population
In 1906
.16,297
Sinking fund
17,196
INTEREST Is payable at the State Fiscal
Agency, New York
Sinking fund
Cimarron Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
t
Refunding Bonds.
Os 88
$7,500
Dec 1 1908
6s ’89
6,000
Jail
1909
6s 89
9,500
Nov 1 1909
Assessed valuation 1906
.$4,425,453
(Assessment about H actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$8 10
Population In 1900
17,117
Population In 1906..
15,528
4
County seat Is Ottawa.
GRAY COUNTY.
W. T.
seat Is Olathe.
LOANS—
agency.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$223,400
Martin, Clerk.
INTEREST Is payable lu New York City.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
$18,800
Assessed valuation 1906
5,645.684
(Assessment about Vi actual value.)
State&Co tax (per$1.000) ’05_$15 00
Population in 1906
.20,911
Population In 1900.
21.354
J. W.
Holton Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.1
Refunding RR.
5s 98
A-O $100,000 .Apr 15 1928
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 .$100,000
6s
6s
6s
When Due.
Kansas City & Santa Fe
Ry.—
6s ’80
J-J
$53,400
Jan 1 1910
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds—
6s*'80
J-J $170,000
Jan 11910
Remsberg, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Allen
County.
LOANS—
When
Due.)
Assessment
debt
$232,760
Light and Water Bonds.
! Floating debt
1,698
5s ’00
$80,000....Oct l 1920 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 ’07..
386,458
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1.414,965
4s ’01
$26.000
July 1 1931 (Assessment about Vx actual value.)
(Subject to call any Interest date.) Total tax
$1,000)
(per
’06
$62.10
GEN’L BONDS Mch 1 ’07.$152,000
Population In 1906
10,322
INTEREST Is payable at the State fiscal
agency, New York City.
’86
’90
1920
30,oooc...July
’90
F-A
1920
21,000c._.Aug
’03
J-J
17,000c...July 1 1913
Street Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
134.000
5s
Jan
$5,700c
Jan '08-'16 Sinking fund
50.428
5s
July
8,600c..July ’07-T6 Assessed valuation 1906...1.883.266
5S ’05
M-S
24,480c._Mch 1 ’08-’15 (Assessment about 30% actual
value)
5s ’06
J-J
19.000c
1907-1916 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906._S64
70
5s
F-A
15,000c
1908-1917 Population in 1900
...10,322
5s ’07
J-J
10,000c..Jan 1 ’08-17 Population In 1906
13,604
Natural Gas Bonds
4s ’02
J-J
$2,000c... July 1 1912 |
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
LOANS—
E. C.
133
LANE COUNTY.
County
seat Is
LOANS—
Win.
Dlghton.
Baird, Treasurer.
When Due.
Assessed valuation 1906.51,068,836
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about M actual value.)
$59.000c
July 1922 State & Co tax (per M) '06
$18 25
(Subject to call July 1905.)
Population In 1890.
2,060
6s ’88
J-J
$44,000c
Jan
1 1918 Population in 1900.
1,563
(Subject to call.)
Population In 1906.
2,644
BONDED DEBT Sept 7 ’06 $1()3,000
INTEREST payable In New York City and
Topeka. Kansas.
4 Vf>s’02 J-J
LAWRENCE.
C.
City Clerk.
H.
Tucker, Treasurer;
F.
D.
Brooks,
County' seat of Douglas County.
$100,000 of bonds Issued by this rlty
In 1871 are the subject of dispute, and arc
not Included In the total debt.
This Issue was for the purpose of
building a State University, and the
city It Is claimed, was to be relieved after
paying interest to the amount
of the principal.
The interest has been pain.
The bonds are held by the
Permanent School Fund, and the State School Fund
Commissioners have
adopted a resolution Instructing the Attorney-General to commence a
suit against the city.
See V. 80, p. 725. 2473.
Suit was Instituted and
on Feb. 21 1906 the District Court
handed down a decision in favor of the
city.
V. 82, p. 525.
Case now In Supreme Court.
V. 82 p. 1224.
134
KANSAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’06.
$196,200
Refunding Bonds.
Improvement bonds (add.) 154,823
6s
J-J
$7,200c..:Tuly 1 1913 Sinking: fund
2,198
to
at
(Subject
rail
any time.)
Total valuation 1906
s
J-J
1,898,603
$130,000c. July 1 1916 (Assessment
about
M actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1906.)
Total tax (per $1,0001
s
J-J
1906.._$71.73
$59,000c. .July 1 1923
Population
in
1906
12,123
Improvement Bonds.
Population
in
1900
.10,862
f$3,200c. .Jan 1 '07 to ’08
156,654c.-July 1 ’06 to ’10
5s J-J
{ 6,000
Jan 1 *09 to ’ll
!ll,108c
July 1 1911
l 2.010c
July 1 1912
INTEREST Is payable
LAWRENCE SCHOOL
LOANS—
Board of Education.
5s
J-J
State Fiscal Agency, New York
City.
DISTRICT— F. P. Smith, Clerk.
When Due.
$18,000c..July
4s
at the
1 1907-1909
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. .$47,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,920,000
(Assessm’t 20% to 25 % actual val.)
School tax(per$l ,000) 1906-07. $18.00
Population in 1907 (est.)
12,123
gJJ
25.000c
1913tol919
($3,000 due yearly, 1913 to
1915,
and $4,000
yearly. 1916 to 1919.)
INTEREST Is payable at the State
fiscal agency, New York.
LEAVENWORTH.
Peter
Everhardy,
Przybylowicz, Clerk.
Mayor;
Leavenworth Is the county seat of
Leavenworth County.
1855.
The city voted to issue
$400,000 water bonds
company.
When Due.
5s
F A
$500c
Aug
Railroad Aid Bonds.
5s ’94
JJ
$30,000c
Jan
l.eav. Nor. & Sou. RR.
5s’87
J J
$50,000c.
Funding Bonds.
A.
Incorporated
In December 1901.
The city has entered into a new
con
but the election was held
invalid.
tract with the water
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
M.
1 1907
1
1924
...July 1
1917
Park Bonds
(refunding).
5s ’95
J-J
$50.000.. .Apr 11915
General bonds Feb 27
1907.$474,369
Improvement debt, general.
60,712
Improvem’t debt, assessm’t 140,020
TO
PAL DEBT Feb 27 1907.
Cash in treasury.
675,101
74,348
Assessed valuation, real
4,191,854
Assessed val., personal
1,113,940
Railroads, &c
272,200
Total valuation 1906
5,577,994
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value )
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
General improvement 5s
$30 60
$60,712 Population In 1900...
Special improvement 5s.
20.735
140,o2o Population in 1906
22,167
OPTIONAL.—All bonds Issued by the
city are subject to call.
INTEREST on the 30 year funding bonds
Leavenworth: on all other bonds at the State due in 1909 is payable in
Fiscal Agency, New York.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.—The internal
.improvement bonds are
guaranteed by the city, but
payable by special assessment on the
benefited.
property
5s
J-J
$24,000
(The above bonds have been
called
for payment.)
4s ’84
J-J $320,2o0c
Jan 1 1914
Improxcment Bonds.
LEAVENWORTH BOARD OF E D LC A MON
— Fred.
Robt. J. Morgan, Clerk.
Tarry. President:
•
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT
Jan 30 1907. .$93,966
6s
J J
$10,472
1908-1909 Assessed valuation 1906.
.5,599,066
4!^s
J .J
34,250..July 1 ’o7-’21 (Assessm’t about 1-3 actual
4s
J J
value.)
52.000..Jan 1 '08-'33 School tax
(per $4 ,000) 19o6._$10.50
INTEREST on 6s Is payable at
Leavenworth;
on
other
bonds at New
York.
.
.
.
LEAVENWOKTH COUNTY.
County
seat Is
Leavenworth.
J. W.
Xichaus, Clerk.
See V. 80, p. 486 and
1436, for proposition
refund bonded debt mentioned
below by an issue of new 4
action in the matter as
per cents. No
yet.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed
to
val., personal
$1,372,825
Assessed val., RR
1,377.420
Total valuation 1906
9,546,684
(Valuation
about
1-3
BOND. DEBT Feb
actual value.)
State & co. tax (per M)
Warrants outstanding19u7.$l,O39.800
’06...$27 20
30.000 Population in 1906
Assessed valuation, real
.40,353
6.796,439 Population in 1900
140,940
INTEREST on the 6s Is payable at the
5s at the State Fiscal
County Treasurer's office; on the
Agency. New York.
Refunding Bonds.
6s ’79
5s '85
J-J
J-J
$319,6U0C-..July
720.200c—July
LYON COUNTY.
County
seat is
LOANS—
1 1909
1 1913
J. D. Eastin, Treasurer.
When Due. Assessed valuation,
real ..$5, 680,898
Assessed val., personal
4 b2*'89 J J
451,290
$167,000c...July
1 1919 Total valuation 1906
(Subject to call prior to
8, 132,188
maturity.)
(Assessment
about
1-4
4s ’89
actual value.)
J-J
$15.000c
July 1 1919 State & co. tax (per M) '06.
.$12 00
(Subject to call July l 1904.)
Population In 1890..
BOND. DEBT Feb 25
.23,196
1907.$182,000 Population in 1900..
.25.074
Population in 1906
TAX FREE.—All bonds are
.25,509
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable at State
fiscal agency. New York.
Refunding Bonds.
..
_
MARION COUNTY.
County
Is Marion.
seat
LOANS—
Refunding
5s ’92
5
D. D. McIntosh.
When Due.
Bonds.
J J
DEBT Feb 1907
INTEREST is payable
at
MEADE COUNTY.
County
seat is
LOANS—
M S
O.
<Subject
to
\!<h
_
call
Refunding.
6s*
*
’80 J J
Now 2*.
J .J
93 oom
'Subieet
is
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$ 156,000
Assessed valuation 1906... 1,
136,503
15 1908
(Assessment-about
i
State <5c
co. tax
Population In
.July ] 1919 Population in
Population In
$11,000
INTEREST
Hamilton, Treasurer.
When Due.
$52,000
J;.u
e;t!l
to
payable
2Q.676
.$310,000
State Fiscal Agency, New York.
Meade.
Railroad Bond*.
6s ’88
$21 00
20,375
Population In 1900..
.
1
1936
1-3 actual
(per M)
value.)
06.. .$33 70
1890
1900
1906..
..2,542
__1.581
..2,574
MORRIS COUNTY.
H. A.
Clvborne, County CJerk.
County seat Is Council Grove.
LOANS—
'A hen Due.
(Assessment about H actual
Refunding Bonds.
value.)
State & Co. tax (per Mp’OO. ..$15
6s >1
J J
70
$96,000,July
1 1911 Population In 1906...,
TOTAL DEBT Feb 21
11,904
>7
$96,000 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
11.967
iXTEF.LVT
NEWTON.
3.497,523
^
payaoic
P.
This city is in Har
vey
LOANS—
County.
.
July 1 1915 BOND
.
5s >8
.! J
$ 12,000
5s '"2
M N
20,000
Water Works Bonds.
6s '97
J J
$30,000
4
06 A <J
90,<>00
Jan
\o\
Apr
1
1
FA
$75,000...
Feb
1
1935
Population
Population
907
1 3 926
H. A
In
Jn
1906
6,735
.6,208
1900
Prowulee, County Clerk.
Minneapolis.
When Due. Assessed
valuation 1906 .$3,614 402
Solomon RR.
<Assessment about H actual value.)
8s ’78
F A $42,000
July 1 1908 State & Co. tax (per M) ’06. .$20 00
8s '79
FA
45.000
.Oct 1 19091 Population In
1906.....
..30 976
BOND DEBT Feb 1907
.$87,000 Population In 3900..
1 3,3 82
Sinking fund
.
.
.
INTEREST
4
is
...
$20,000...Feb
...
$50,000
PARSONS.
.
000
J
pajable in New York
Population In 1906
'Gas Bonds.
6s '99
$15,000
10 1917
3,230
July 1 1907
BOND. DEBT Nov l ’06
$05,000
July 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1906
778,222
(Assessment about
actual
value.)
Jan 1 1926 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1006
$55.00
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’99
$15,000
W/atet Bonds.
4s ’06
T. B. J.
...
Wheat,
Clerk.
This city Is In Labette
County.
Incorporated Mar. 8 1S70.
LOANS—
When Due.
Park Bonds.
Railroad Bonds.
5s ’98
F-A
6s ’86
$9,500c&r_Mch 1 1908
F-A $31,000c&r.Aug
1 1916 BOND. DEBT
5s ’i>5
M-S
80.OOOc&r.Sept 1 1935 Floating debt Sept 15 06. .$130,500
103,677
(Subject to call after ten years.)
Assessed valuation 1006
1,441,031
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment Is
actual value.)
4^s\>0 F-A $10,000
Dec 1 1920 Total tax
(per $1,000) ’06
$75 25
(Subject to call at any time.)
Population in 1906
15,413
Population
In 1900
INTEREST is payable by the Kansas Fiscal
..7,682
Agency.
PARSONS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
ArthurCranston,Clerk Board of Education.
A district In Labette
County.
LOANS—
When
Due:\
School Building Bonds.
j
5s ’07
J-J
$28,000..Jan 1 ’ 12- ’ 16 Assessed valuation
1906. .$1,478,713
(For maturity, see V.
84, p. 527)
School tax (per $1,000)
I NT EREST is
1906..$26.00
payable in New York City.
,
PITTSBURG.
This city is In Crawford
County.
The Improvement bonds Included
the total are not
in
strictly a city debt, districts benefited
being liable for pay¬
ment. '
I.OANSCity Hall Bonds.
When Due.
General bonds Feb 1906
$76,650
Improve, bonds (additional). 76.917
TOTAL DEBT Feb
1906153,567
Sinking fund
51,670
Total valuation 1905
1,618,323
(Assessment
about
1-3
actual
J-D
value.)
20,000
Dec 1 1913 City tax (per
$1,000) ’05
Sewer Bom ds.
$29 50
Population In 1906
4s
15,964
J-Jr
$3,300 July 1 ’06-’09
Population
in 1900
10,112
Improvement Bonds.
5s&6s
$76,917
Part yearly
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas Fiscal
Agency, New York
5s’99M-S $26.250-Sept 1909-’14-’19
Railway Aid Bonds—’88 & '93
6s
A-O
$6,000
.Apr 1 1908
ns
M-S
20,000
Sept 1 1913
5s
City.
PITTSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.—A. E.
Maxwell. Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Jan 2 1907
$95,5001 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
debt
Floating
9,300;School tax (per $1,000) ’07...$25
50
Sinking fund
17,5001
.16,500
Assessed valuation 1906.. 1.789,903 1 Population in 1906 (est.fi.
INTEREST is payable In New York.
..
PRATT COUNTY.
County
8. J.
Allmon, County Clerk.
Is Pratt.
The County Commissioners
have elfected a com¬
of the bonded indebtedness of
Pratt County by paying onethird of the face value of
past-due coupons and agreeing to
of the interest on the
pay two-thirds
remaining coupons as they mature.
In other words
4 % interest will be
paid hereafter Instead of 6 %.
Yr. 71, p. 303.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.— (Con.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’03
J-J' $27,000
4s ’04
J-.T
Apr 9 1923
$119.000... July 1 1934 4s ’o3
J-J
36,000..
6s ’88
May 4 1923
J J
4,500
lune 1 1908 BOND. DEBT
Feb
1907.
6s ’82
..$205,800
J-J
1,000
July 21 1912 Sinking fund
6s ’83
7,421
J-J
800
Jan 10 1913 Assessed
valuation
1900
6s ’83
2,342,504
J-J
2,000
Apr 25 1913 (Assessment about ‘1 actual
6s ’83
J-J
value.)
1,500. ..Apr 11 1913 State & Co. tax
(per M) ’06. ..$13 75
6s ’88
J J
4,000.
Jan
1 1920
Population in 1906....'
6s ’90
J-J
8,186
7,000
Feb 1 1920
Population
In
1900
6s ’90
J J
7,085
3,000
May 1 1920
promise
seat
on most
RENO COUNTY.
County
seat is
LOANS—
F. J.
Altswager, Treasurer; F. E. Lang,
Hutchinson.
When Due.
Refunding—(Con.).
Refunding.
4s '99
J-I) $56.0<)0r June 1 ‘19-’29
5^s’89J-J $129,000r. .Jan 1 1919 BON D.
DEBT July 1 1906.$306,000
(Subject to-call after 1909.)
Assessed
valuation 1906
5s ’96
F-A $18,00018,937,564
Feb 1 1916 (Assessment
about H actual value.)
5s ’no
J J
9,000r
June 1 1930 State & Co tax
4 */£s’98 F-A
(per M) 1900 .$14 95
55,000r_
Feb 1 1928 Population In
1906.
32,672
(Subject to call after 1918)
Population in 1900
4 '/£s’98 J D
29.027
$39,000r—Dec 1 1928 State
.
.
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable
National Park Bank. New York.
County
seat Is
LOANS—
Treasury;
at
(ho. II.
on all other bonds at
Hiuwrford, County Clerk.
Manhattan.
When Due.
BON DEI) DEBT Fch 1907.
$125,000
Assessed valuation 1906
..3,956,004
$39,OOOc. .July 10 1925
(Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call at any time)
State & Co. tax (perM) ’06
5s *98
$20 00
JJ
S95.000C
Jan
1 1928
Population In 1906
..13,591
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Population In 1900
..13.828
INTEREST on the bonds due 1925 Is
payable at Topeka, Kan.; on bonds
due 1928 at Kansas Fiscal
Agency’. New York.
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’95
J J
.
RUSH COUNTY.
County
seat Is La
H. F. Kr
nuse,
.
6s '89
6s '81
.
2,<100
.
County Clerk.
Crosse.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
6s ’88
JJ
$20,0000
Inly 1 1908
Refunding Bonds.
6s J88
JJ
$67,0000- .May 1 191 8
5s '98
J J
39,oooc ..July 1 1918
Bridge Bonds.
6s '88
J.J
$l,2ooe
July 1 1908
6s '89
2,500
May 3 1909
6s '89
5,000
July ,1909
Nov 11
Funding Bonds.
6s '88
$8,000
1908
BON D. DEBT J uly 1
loi>0.$ 1 43,700
Sinking fund
12,855
Total valuation 1906
1.861.466
(Assessment Is 1 -3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 05
$50 55
Population In .1906..
6,848
Population In 1900
.6,134
.
1909
INTEREST on 5s Is payable at State
Kansas Fiscal Agency New York.
David
II.
City CJerk.
.
.
8,001)--'..July 1 1911
...
SALINA.
GJen<linningr
DEBT July 1 1906 $274,500
Assessed valuation 1905
1,157,706
1903 (Assessment about
1-5 actual value.)
1932 Total tax
(per $1,000; '05
$64 55
July 1 3
OTTAWA COUNTY.
If
York.-
II. C.
Incorporated Feb. 22 1872.
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s ’05
$t".ooo
County seat
LOANS—•
New
W hen Due.
Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
fiscal agency in
Pecker, City Treasurer:
Clerk.
Railroad
Os ’85
JJ
at
6s ’87
.
Topeka.
in
This city Is In Miami
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Railroad Bonds.
RILEY COUNTY,
valuation. 1906..
$5,109,234
(Assessm't fr in 20 to 40% act’l
val.)
$185.oooc. ..July 1 1922 State <ft co.
tax (per M) '06
(Subject to call after 1012)
Population in 1906
u^s’oo J-J $125,OOOc.
May 1 1920
BOND
4
County. Clerk.
Total
LXXXIV.
PAOLA CITY
County Clerk.
Emporia.
[VOL.
Shields,
'
,
Treasury;
Mayor;
on all other
A.
W.
Godfrey,
This city Is the county scat of Saline
County.
1 ncotmoiated
April 22 1867; as a city of t he third class
Nov. 21 1870, and
the second class Oct. 1 1 1878.
LOANS When Due.
Funding Bonds~
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’98
5s ’99
4s ’99
5s ’ol
M S
$ 16,000c
Jao
to
call )
6s ’88
1
(Subject
J J
44,OOOc. ..July
J J
5,0<)0c.. July
FA
2,000c.
Feb
‘l.fi h’OOJ J
! ■.oooe.- Jan
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ol
FA
$4,400o.Feb 1
5s '02
J J
10,560c July 1
5s ’05
J J
1 4,800o
Jan 2
5s '07
J J
15,800c
Jan 1
1913
6s ’88
6s ’89
j
1911
1 1909
] 1921
1 1916
M S
J J
J 1)
$7,Oi)0>’_
16,000c
2o,OOOc
.
bonds at
as
a*
a
a
.Mch
village
city of
1
1908
July I
1908
Nov 29 190!)
General bonds Jan 1907
..-$124,000
Curbing and paving bonds.. -65,898
Sewer bonds
30,860
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1907..
220,758
Assessed valuation, real... 1
.047,6-13
'08 ’ll
Assessed val., personal.
'07 '12 Assessed valuation, railroad 560,046
124,503
’08 '15 Total valuation 1906
1,672,192
’08 '17
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
Paving Bond*.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.
5s ’o5
F A $60,000c Aug 1 ’o7 ’16
$61 50
5s ’06
J 1) 3.785 37>- June 1 ’o7 ’JO Population In 1906
8,428
In
Population
1900.
5s -’06
M S
6,074
41,613c Sept 1 ’07 ’16
5s '<)7
JJ
11,500c
Jan '08 ’17
INTI*:REST payable at New York.
.
.
..
.
...
..
Apr., 1907.]
KANSAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
SALINE COUNTY.
County
G. J.
Duncan, Clerk.
TOPEKA SCHOOL DISTRICT—J.
LOANS—
When Due.
J-J
550,000.. .July 1 1915
J-J
5,700.
July 1 1910
'96 A-O
34,000..
Apr 1 1916
J-J
30,000..
1 1921
J-J
35.000..
J-J
5.000.. ..July 1 1914
J-J
16,000.. .: Jan 1 1920
4S
J-J
30,000..
July 1 1922
seat Is Sallna.
LOANS—
6s
5s
5s
5s
4s
4s
4s
When Due.! BOND. DEBT Feb 21
1007.5182,000
Assessed valuation 1906
5.398,925
State & Co.tax(per$i,000)’06_$i5 20
(Assessment about 20% actual val.)
Population In 1906
20,2-19
Population In 1900
17,075
K. & C. RR.—
Gs ’86
J-J
555,000r
Sept 1 1916
Missouri Pacific Ry.
Gs '86
J-J
584.000r--.Jan 1 1916
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4 bjs’99 M-N
542.000c..May
135
’07-T6
E. Stewart. Clerk.
4s ’05
J-J
578,500c...Jan 1 1925
4s ’05
J-J
110.561
Tan 3 1925
4s ’05
J-J
78.500
May 1 1925
6s
J-J
6,000r. July 1 ’07-’18
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
.
_
..
..
1907..5522,761
Assessed valuation 1906
12 .044,901
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
School tax (per 51,000) 1906. .517 50
..
Population In 1996 (est.)
122.000. ..May 5 1924
on the bonds due
1907-1918 Is payable In Topeka.
..
INTEREST payable
TAX FREE.— Bonds
are
SCOTT COUNTY.
4s
New York.
at
exempt from taxation
W.
WABAUNSEE COUNTY.
County
Finkenbinder, Clerk.
SEDGWICK COUNTY.
E.
Railroad
Is
seat
WELLINGTON.
L. A.
Etzold, Clerk.
A compromise has been
effected with the State by which 5540
will be
accepted for back Interest on SI2.000 defaulted
bonds, and Interest rate
reduced to 2%.
V. 76. p. 118.
LOANS—
When Due.
County Warrants—
Floating debt
514,127
Funding
Assessed \ aluatlon 1906
861,927
Gs’87
J-J
537,000
July.l 1917 (Assessment, real estate. 50 %. and
6s
F-A
91,250
Jan 1 1919
personal, 33 1-3 % actual value.)
Refunding County Bonds-State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’05_$16 50
4s ’02
J-J
$2,000
Jail 1 1932 Population In 1906
1,493
BOND. DEBT June 30'06.5130.250
Population In 1900
822
INTEREST Is payable In New York
City.
SHAWNEE COUNTY.
S.
G.
Zimmerman, County Clerk;
<). K. Swaze,
Deputy-Clerk.
County seat Is Topeka.
LOANS—
When Due.
5
..
INTEREST on the court-house and
bridge bonds and on the 4 % funding
bonds Is payable at the County
Treasurer’s office; on all other bonds at
the Kansas fiscal agency New York
City.
STAFFORD COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
"
Railroad
J. B.
Is Saint John.
seat
When Due.
Aid
Bonds —
6s ’87
July 563,000c
July 1 1917
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’01
F-A
59,740c. ..Feb 11931
(Subject to call 1903.)
4 Mj8’06 J-J
$65,000
..Jan 11921
(Subject to call before maturity.)
Kay, County Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907. .5 138,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2. 643.458
(Assessment is 15% aetuai value.)
State&Co.tax (per $1.000) ’06 .522 20
Population In 1906
Population In 1900
.
.
10.719
9,829
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas fiscal
agency. New York City.
SUMNER COUNTY.
County
LOANS
seat Is
C.
When Due.
INTEREST
is
payable
seat Is
C
L
Aid
530.000c.
Court House Bonds.
4s ’06
F-A 550.000c .Feb
(Subject to call at any
18
1926
Interest
($3,000 subject to call yearly to 1905 period.)
and J1,000 subject to call In 1906.)
BONDED DEBT July 1 06.5101,000
Refunding Bonds—Sinking fund
7,725
6s ’89
J J
517,000c
Jan
1 1909 Assessed valuation 1906
2,584.745
0s
*88
M X
4,000c.-Nov 10 1918
(Assessment !s 1-6 actual \alue.)
State&Co.tax (per 51,000) *06.515 00
Population in 1906
5,531
Population In 1900
4.112
INTEREST tm the Is Is payable In
Topeka; on other bonds at State
fiscal agenc.N
New York.
.
TOPEKA.
J. II.
Squires. City Clerk.
Tills city Is In Shawnee
County.
In March 1905 the city
completed the
purchase of the waterworks plant front the
Topeka Water Co., paying for
same $350,000 In 4 % bonds of
the city and assuming 5270,000
5% bonds
of the water company.
V. 80. p. 1 137.
Incorporated Feb 14 1857
.
LOANS~
When Due.
City-Hall Bonds
4S
J J
R
C
t II 1 n
3s
5s
5s
5s
4 « 3S
3 ' t Sg
4 1 a S'4)4
ding Bonds
J J
J .1
J J
J J
B •A
J J
Jan
.
-
1
1920
Water-Works Purchase Bonds —
A 05350.000c.
Apr l 1924
Topeka Water Co. Assumed5s
J J 5270.000..
Sept l 1926
Bridge Bonds.
4 4s’05
53 1.066
\pr 1 1925
(Jem city bds. Mch 1 ‘07
1,159.666
Pav. & sewer bds (add’D
627.657
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907.
1,787,323
57*1,000
.July 15 19 10
100,000
Aug 10 19 12
74,000
Nov 8 19 13
3.500
..Sept l 19 15
18,000
Feb t 192 4
13,000
Jan
16 19 19
79,100
Jan
1 192 1
4 1 i.s’06 1*’ A
20,000
\ng 1 1926
At. r «>l J. & ; santa Fe RR Aid Bds.
Population In 1900.
.33.608
4s
J J
559,000
Jan l 1931 Population In 1906
41.886
INTEREST Is payable In New York at the fiscal
agency of the State.
-
.
.
.
A. B.
.
.
.
.
5s ’00
M-N S50.000r._ .June 1 1920
to rail 1910.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1907 .591,500
Total valuation 1906
961,589
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$56 25
Population In 1900...
.4.245
Population In 1906
__4,560
(Subject"
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$3.000r
July 1 1919
(Subject to call after July 1 1904.)
4 >^s’99 J-J
$5,000r
July 1 1919
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
5s '99
4s ’99
J-J
$20.500r--.July l 1919
(Subject to call at any time.)
INTEREST Is payable at Kansas
fiscal agency.
WELLINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Clerk.
LOANS—
5s
5s
July $14,000
WICHITA.
W. A.
New
R. N
'ork
Maxey. Pres.: C. J. Garner.
Bonds are tax exempt.
School debt July 1 1906
July 1 1907 Assessed valuation
Jan
22.000
July 1 1910
(Subject to call before maturity.)
School
tax (per
$36,000
19t»6
1,042,633
$1,000) 1906..520 00
t
Dorr, City Clerk.
County seat of Sedgwick County.
Incorporated July 14 18S6.
CITY LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds.
and
Funding
Refunding Bonds— 4 4s’06 J-D $40.000
6s
J-J
$57.000
Jan 1 1915
City-Hall Site Bonds—
6s
J-D
55 000
June 11915 5s
J-J $100.000
Jan 1 1910
6s
J-J
10,000
July 1 1915
Chicago Kansas & Nebraska RR—
6s
J-D
74.000
June 1 1921 6s
F-A
53,000
\Ufif 1 1907
5s
J-J
50,000...Jan 15 1921
Special Assessment Bonds—
5s
J-J
25,287 96.July 1 1917 5s & 6s 5149,449 19
5s
J-J
25,000
July 1 1918
(Maturing 1-10 annually )
5s
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Anr 1 06
.5777.655
(Subject to call 1919.)
Special assess’t debt (add)
149.377
J-J
4Hs
$40,000
July 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '06..
957,033
A-O
*
4>*S
50,000
Oct
6 1923 Assessed' valuation
1906—7,398,290
A-O
4.4s
45,000
Oct 31 1923 (Assessment about 30
% actaul value)
4s
J-J
8,000. .July 1 ’07-’ 1 4 Total tax
per
(51.000)
1906..556 00
4s ’05
J-J
15.300.. July 1 *07-’15 Population In 1900
24.671
4s ’05
M-N 40.500.. Nov 1 ’07-’15
Population In 1906
35,541
INTEREST .-on the refunding bonds Is
payable at Topeka; oa all other
bonds In New York.
WICHITA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I.—C. S. Caldwell. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
Building Bonds—
4 4s
J-J
594.000c. ..July 1 1921
4s
M-N 25 $25.000c_-May 25 1921
(Subject to call after July l 1911.)
(Subject to Call after May 1911.)
5s
J-J
517,50OC-..
July 1 1917
5s
F-A 15
23,000c.. Feb 15 1910
('Subject to call after July 1 1907.)
(Subject to call after Feb 1900.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..5249.500
4 4s
J-J
50,000c-..July 1 1923 Sinking fund.r
3,000
4
s’D6 F-A
40.000c. .-Aug. 1 1926 Assessed valuation 1906
7.479.450
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1916.) (Assessment about 30 %
actual value)
School tax (per 51.000) 1907. $16 00
INTEREST is payable at the State fiscal
agency. New York.
..
_
J
WICHITA COUNTY.
County
L. II. Ki mzt'y.
County Clerk.
seat Is Leotl.
A compromise has been effected
on part of the
debt below and 540 000 of the bonds will
hereafter carrv 3 % Interest, and
$5,000 4 %.
The remaining
536.000 carries the full rate. 6 ^cSee
V. 76, p. 118, for
compromise with the State.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. D EBT Jan l 1907...$81,000
Refunding Ronds—
Assessed valuation 1906
690.465
1 1918 ( Assessment Is about 1-3
actual value
1 1920
State&Co.taxCper Sl.OOOi ’06.530 00
6s
A-O
4 ,000c. -Apr
15 19 30 Population In 1900
-1,197
6s
J-J
44 ,000c
1 1922 Population in
Jan
1906,-..
1,731
INTEREST is payable at the State fiscal
agency. New York.
6s ’88
6s ’90
J J
J J
536,000c.
4,O00c.
.
..
.
Jau
Jan
WINFIELD.
County
seat of
LOANS—
J. O. V eager.
City Clerk.
Cowley County.
Incorporated is79.
VFhen Due.
light Bonds
5s’04 seml-an 530.*>oo. .-.Oct 1 1924.
(Subject to calL alter 1914.)
(Subject to- call.)
5s 05
J-D $15.000..-June 1 1923
Park Bon Is.
(Subject to call June 1 1920.)
6s ’91
M H 51 1,000
.Sept 15 1911
Water Works Bonds.
Ra. Iroad Bonds.
5s ’06
A-O 589.000
\!<-h l 1926
6s
MS
$8.000 ...Nov
13 1916
(Subject to call alter 1916.)
5s
J-J
40.000
Jan
l 1918
Improvement Bonds —
(Subject to call 1908.)
5s ‘06
$25,000 ...1907-1916
5s
J-D $14,000
Dec 1 191 l BOND. DEBT
July 1 *06
$226,500
Bridge Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
1.055.521
Gs
F- -V
$7.000... Aug 25 1916 (Assessment about 1-5
actual
value.)
iias and OiJ Bonds.
Total tax (per $! ,0001 *05 iabt>$75 00
5 s ’03
J-J
$15.(>00
Jari t 1923 Population
In 1906
7.849
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Population in 1900
5,534
INTEREST payable In New York.
Funding Bonds.
5s-’05
J-D
$t0,000c-. June l 1925
,
WYANDOTTE COUNTY.
-
..
.—
L). E
County seat Is Kansas Cltv.
LOANS—
Bridge
5s ’89
J J
When Due.
4
Cornell, Treasurer.
J-J 5150.000c Ja1
4s
jail
”.9-23
Bonds.
560,000c. .July 1 1919 5s '89
J J
$40.UOOc.
'
'v t 1919
4 < >s’04 J J
200.000c..Jan 1 '2 4 ’33 BOND. DEBT
>779.000
July 1 >»,i
4 Us’04 J J
-160.000c
July 1 193 4 Sinking fund
2,500
(Subject to call after Jul> 1 192 4 > Assessed valuation
!9u>‘> .is. 158.440
4s ’03
J J
45.000e- .July l 1918 (Assessment about 1-5 actual
value.)
Funding Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per. M ’0o_. $18 OO
5 Us'88 J J
544.000c
Jul >
1918 !’opulat 1 on In 1 JO<>
105.98
1
5 Us'89 J J
75,000c
Jan
1919 Population In 1900.y—...
73.22?
INTEREST is payable in New York.
.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics
In the State of Kansas which
have an
which are not represented
among the
Hon‘it d
..
.
Cheever, Clerk.
Sumner Countv Rv.-Aid Bonds —
7s’80
J-J
510,000r...July 1 1910
Electric Light Bonds.
5s ’02
J-J
$3,000r
July 1 1907
4s '04
560,000
12,813
..
Quick. Clerk.
When Due.
Bonds —
.June 1 1914
Refunding Railroad
1)
1920
1925
TOTAL DEBT Feb 21 ’07_.S 179.000
Total valuation 1906
7. 139.808
(Assess meat a bt. 10 % act ual value.)
State&Co.tax (per 51.000) '06 .520 oo
Population In 1906
.25,576
Population in 1900
.25,631
Colby.
LOANS—
J
1919
1910
..12.014
_
National Park Bank, New York.
at
THOMAS COUNTY.
5s ’99
Macdonald, Clerk
Wellington.
C. S. & Ft. Scott RR.—
6s '79
J-J
$24.000e-.Sept 30
6s *80
J J
40.000e
Aug 3
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
5 l-is’OO J J
560.000c
Jan
1
4s *05
JJ
5,000c
Feb 1
County
B.
Population in 1906..
Population In 1900
.
Refunding Railroad Bonds—
l^js’87 July 5119,000
June 1T907
BOND. DEBT Feb 20 1907.5375.000
Total valuation 1906...
18.385,307
(Assessment about H actual value.)
$1,000)
State&Co.tHX(per
’06.514 30
Population in 1906
58.855
Population In 1900
53.727
Court-House Bonds—
M-N $149,000...May 1 1924
Funding Bonds.
4s ’99
J-J
550.000
July 1 1909
Kansas Avenue Bridge Bonds.
5s '96
J-J
$57,000
Jan 1 1916
4s ’94
$268,395
.
When Due.
Board of Education Loans—
Is Liberal.
NET DEBT Feb 1907
Assessed valuation 1906
This city is the county seat of Sumner Co.
Incorporated Feb. 14 1880.
CITY LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds —
When
seat
Bonds—
...
..
County
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907... 309,400
Sinking fund
41,005
Assessed valuation 1906.. 51,018,014
(Assessment about *4 actual value.)
State&Co.tax (per $1.000) ’06.522 20
Population In 1906
_2,393
Population In 1900
_1.098
Due. BOND. DEBT
July 1 1906.5287,(H)0
Court-House, htc. Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1906
14.077,49 7
5s ’88
J-J 5125,000
June 1 1908 (Assessment Is 3-10
actual value.)
Funding Bonds —
State&Co.tax
(per
51,000)
'05 517 00
5s ’95
J-J
550,000
July 1 1925 Population In 1890
43,626
Refunding Bonds—
Population In 1900
44,037
5^s’90 J-J 5112.000
Feb 1 1910 Population In 1906
54,555
INTEREST Is payable In New York
City at Kansas fiscal agency.
SEWARD COUNTY.
Aid
C. C. Stotlor. Clerk.
Alma.
.
Wichita.
LOANS—
42.000
3,213,464
July 1 5138,700c. .July 1 1910
1-5 on reai estate, 1-3
General bonds Feb 1907.__.$138,700 (Assessment,
on personal
property.)
Towns’p Ry. bds. (add’l)
154,700 State&Co.tax (per 51.000) ’06.522 00
Floating debt
16,000
Webb, Treasurer; C. M. Carl-
wright. Clerk.
County
'
Is
7s ’80
Is met.
LOANS—
When Due.
Railroad Aid—
6s ’92
.I-J 5126,500c...Jan 1 1922
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06.
..5126,500
Sinking fund
428
seat
LOANS—
County seat Is Scott.
The railroad 6s (held by the Kansas
State School
Fund) have been In migration, but a
compromise has been effected
the bonds are to be
paid In full without interest on or before the whereby
date In 1922.
maturity
All the unpaid coupons are
to be canceled when the face of
each bond
J-J
INTEREST
Locution
i >« m
8
regarding ail minor civil divisions
indebtedness of over $25,000 and
foregoing detailed reports.
Rate of
Date of
1 ntrr■ si.
Maturity.
la tio
\ 9 ts7 -1930
v1906)
•1.473
•698
%
-
Agnes City Township Lyon Co.
Alma (City). Wabaunsee Co..
Alma
36.(100
Twp., Wabaunsee Co
Anthony City Harper County
45.000
Blue Mound
28.0(H)
40,000
38.000
37.0 •O
Belle Plalne Tw p.. Sumner Co
Belleville (City). Republic Co
Beloit (City?. Mitchell Count)
Township Linn
Co
5
29 ,000
6
.5
5
5
29.000
.
1929
1921(opt
6
*
1911'
1916
1913-20-21
.
4
4
5-6
A
-
6
.
Do pu¬
1918-1920
798
3.151
*1.331
2.141
2.822
*
l 46P
.
136
MONTANA—DEBT OF STATE.
Bonded
Rate of
Date of
Debt.
Interest.
Maturity.
O/
$
/o
33,000
5
1920-1925
T)
26,000
1927
38,800
4} ^
1919-1926
25,000
oA
1929
Caney (City). Montgomery Co. 53,525
Center Township, Norton Co._ 25,000
o'a"
1911
Center Township, Pratt Co
4 A
27,000
1922
Center Township, Wilson Co
31,500
6-7
1910 <Nc 1916
Centre Township, Jewell Co
36,000
5-8
1910-1918
Chanute (City), Neosho Co
162,000
Cbanute S. I). No. 2, Neosho Co 68,000
'4 A
1914-20-22
Chcrryvale (C), Montgomery Col 86,247
5-6
1907-1925
Clay Centre, Clay County
66,000
4-5-6 1913-1929
Cloud County
85,500 4 A to 8
190-1909
Clyde (City), Cloud County
35,000
6
1908-1917
Colley County
61,()()()
7
1907
Concordia (City), Cloud Co
5
54,000
1907-1916
Council Grove (City), Morris Co
42,000 4 A to 6
1912-15-19
Decatur County
33,500
4A
1929
Delaware Twp., Jefferson Co
40,000
6
1921
Dodge City. Ford County.
52,000
4
1921-1932
JKl Dorado (City), Butler
Co„._ 57,000 4 l;~6-7
1907-1921
Ki Dorado
Township, Butler Co 34,500
4 A-6
1913-15-21
Elk
Township,
Cloud County
26,150
4 A-8
1908-1921
Erie Township, Neosho
County 30,000
4
1930 Kinney County
52,000
6
1917-1935
Franklin Twp., Jackson Co
28,000
6
1920
Garden City (City), Finney Co.
66,000
4 A
1933
Garnett (City), Anderson Co
54,000
5-6
1910 <5c 1925
Gas City, Allen County
30,000
6
1923
Gas School District
27,000
Geary County
60,000
"
"4
1919-1920
Girard (City) ..Crawford County 69,000
4 A -G
1909-12-13-23
Goodland (City), Sherman Co.
29,000
4 A~G
1915-1925
Graham County
52,000
6
1915-18-19-20
Grant County
85,100
4-6
1919-1929
Great Bend Twp., Barton
Co27,000
6
1916-1917
Greeley County
6
43,500
1909-19 & 21
Greenleaf (C), Washington Co. 25,000
6
1907
Guilford Township, Wilson Co. 32,000
7
Hays (City), Ellis County
26,000
6
1924
Herlngton (City), Dickinson Co, 36,000
6-6 A
1908-1918
Hiawatha (City), Brown Co
6
50,000
1917
Horton (City), Brown
County. 32,000
6
1919
Humboldt (City), Allen County 78,200
5H-6
To 1925
Independence Twp.,Montg. Co. 34,000 4-4 M-7
1915-1916-1921
Ingalls Township, Gray County 25,000
6 1
1920
Ioia Township, Allen County..
44,500
4H-C
1907-1921
Kingman (City), Kingman Co. 38,000
5-6
1919-1925
Kinsley (City), Edwards Co
45,000
4
1917-1918
La Harpe (City), Allen County.
34,000
6
1922-1925
Earned (City), Pawnee County. 45,000
Ge Roy Township, Coffey Co..
4 l-i-7
39,000
1913-16-34
Lincoln City, Lincoln County.. 34,500
4 lA
1936 (opt. 1918)
Lincoln County
94,000
5 A-6
1916
Lincoln Township,
49,000 4 A & 8
Cloud Co
1909 & 1920
Longton Twp., Elk County
30,000
*5-7
1909-1930
LouisburgTwrp..MontgomcryCo. 45,000 *IA-4A-7 1909-1923-1924
Lyons (City), Rice County
58.000
4 & 6
1909-17
& 32
Marmaton Twp., Allen County. 25,000
4-4 A
1911 & 1919
Popu¬
(1906)
1,592
*1.096
2,084
*2,584
*887
*1,877
*1,636
*2,959
*
1,394
8,746
-
_
2,532
10,460
*2,656
_
3,324
3,690
*4.134
*520
*2,532
6,000
*4,219
2,252
2,119
2,035
,
2,609
2,150
7,412
516
*3,840
*761
*671
1,806
3,158
3,055
3,966
2,255
*2,282
*260
County
Rock Creek Twp.. Jefferson Co.
RockCr.Twp..Pottawatomie Co.
Rooks
88,000
4-6
6
26,000
31,500
49,000
5
6
County
Rosedale (City), Wyandotte Co.103.400
Rosedale City School District.. 52,600
Salamanca Twp., Cherokee Co.
124,000
St.Mary’sTwp.,PottawatomleCo
Scott Township, Scott
County.
Sedan (City),
Chautauqua Co..
Seneca (City). Nemaha Co
.Smith Centre (City), Smith Co.
Smoky Hill Twp..McPherson Co
Stafford City, Stafford County.
Stanton County
Stevens County..
.
34,000
32,500
44,000
54,000
28,740
29,000
55,000
118,888
37,000
Union Township, Jefferson Co.
30,000
Wamego Twp..PottawatomIeCo 30,000
Washington (C), WashlngtonCo 38,500
Washington County
35,000
Wilson County
.105,200
Yates Center (City) .Woodson Co
52,000
•
Population for
4 A
4-4 «
4 A~
6
5-6
5-7
5
6
1,054
1910
1915-1919
1929
1926
1921
1908-1909
1908-1924
.
1908
1916
1909-1916
To 1915
1916
1920
5,515
1929
*1,565
1908-1922-1929
2,193
1907-1925
12,269
1908-1911
1,520
1913-1923
3,221
1917-1919-1926
2,704
1910-1916
1,526
1915
12,931
1911 & 1926
*1,020
1907 to 1931
7,409
1917-21
*14,288
1915
6,981
1908-10-18-23
1,501
1914-19-26
1,453
1916
*3,774
1919-1926
6.027
1917-1920
14,044
1910
1933
1908 & 1917
3
Vj—5-6
5-7
4
A-6
3-7
6
5-6
6
5-6
5
3 & 7
6 & 7
*1 .547
*839
10,483
5,059
1915-1920
*
1,080
*
1 .773
*547
2,050
1,875
1916-1925
1909-1922-1925
1921-1936
1918-1919-1920
1 ,700
*2,551
1.540
385
741
1 .318
*991
1913 to 1931
1907-1909
1916-1917
1908-1934
1918-1920
1911-1929
1907-1917
1911-1914
1920
1909
1916-1918
*670
1,427
*2,146
1 ,600
20,167
19,261
1 0t)
w
,
1905
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Territory (Act May 26
Admitted as a State (Act of Feb. 22 1864)
1889)
Total area of State
as a
(square miles)
May 26 1864
Nov 8 1889
146,080
State Capital
Helena
Governor (term expires 1st Mon. Jan.
1909)
Jos. Iv. Toole
Secretary of State (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. 1909).A.N.Yoder
Treasurer (term expires 1st
Monday Jan. 1909)
J. H. Rice
Auditor (term exp 1st Mon. Jan.
1909) __H. R. Cunningham
do
do
J-J
3
__
6
do
5
Deaf and Dumb
Asylum
July 1 1928
c
Optional after July 1 1913.
M-N
May 1 1921 c
Optional after May 1 1911.
M-N
May 1 1923 c
Optional after May 1 1913,
J-J
July 1 1927 c
Optional after July 1 1917.
M-N
May 11931c
Optional after May 1 1921.
J-J
July 1 1927 c
Optional after July 1 1912.
J-J
July 1 1930 c
Optional after July 1 1915.
6
5
VALUATION.—In
1906
estate was
the
total
assessed
350,000
20,000
25,000
100.000
40.000
45,000
120,000
valuation was
$104,641,802, live stock,
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS
IN THE
STATE OF MONTANA.
ANACONDA.
P. M.
Sullivan, Clerk.
This city Is the
county seat of Deer Lodge Countv.
LOANS—
When Due. j BOND. DEBT Dec
Refunding Bonds.
4V^s’06J-J $34,000c
Jan
(Subject to call after Jan 1
Floating debt
Assessed valuation
j
1
1926
1906...'-$46,000
35,744
1906
3,128,240
1916.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$13.50
'Population In 1900
9,453
INTEREST on the funding city-hall bonds Is
payable
at the American
Exchange National Bank In New York City.
;
ANACONDA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.—
BONDED DEBT Feb’07.. $158,000
(Assessment about 75% actual val.)
Sinking fund
17,000 School tax (per $1,000)
'07_. $10 00
Assessed valuation 1906
3,500,000 Population in 1907 (est)
;. 15,000
BEAVERHEAD COUNTY.
B. N.
Dillon Is the county seat.
Stevenson, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 '06. .$80,000 |
(Assessment 1-3 to 1-2 actual value.)
Floating debt
1,642| State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$15.00
Assessed valuation, real
.3,819,532 | Population In 1900
5.615
Assessed valuation, peri..2.392,419
i Population In 1906 (est )
7,000
Total valuation 1906
6,211,951 |
BIG TIMBER.
E. C.
Hale, Town Clerk.
This town Is the county seat of
Sweet Grass Countv.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BOND. DEBT after
Dec 1 ’06 $40,000
Water Bonds.
j Assessed valuation 1906
550,000
6s’06
J-D $40.000c.. .Dec 1 1926
| Population In 1900
1,629
(Subject to call aJter Dec 1 1916.) |
INTEREST Is payable In Big Timber and
In New York City.
BILLINGS.
This
offered
J. D.
Matheson, City Clerk.
city Is the county
April 10.1
seat of
Yellowstone County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07
$49,000 \
Assessed valuation 1906
3,354,950
BILLINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
LOANS—•
When Due.
4Ms’05 J-J $25,000c—July ! 1925
(Subject to call after July 1 1915.)
*
State of Montana.
Organized
5
April 1895."
POPULATION OF STATE243.32911890
132,159 | 1880
39.159|1870
20,559
The population In 1900 included
Indians and whites on Indian reserva¬
tions not previously counted In the
enumeration.
In 1890 there were 10,765
and In 1880 31,650 such persons, which
number should be added to the total
for those years In making accurate
comparisons.
*1,387
1918-1924
-
6
Normal School
Outstanding.
July 1 1920 c
$100,000
Optional after July 1 1905.
1900
*3,964
4,256
*5,289
1,067
*1,048
23,697
2,103
1,037
*
1,936
13,652
*2,847
*1,801
3,370
*5,139
1907-1911-1917
1909-1929
Capitol Bonds
Principal.
When Due.
allowed to become Indebted to an
amount not exceeding five (5)
per centum
and cities, towns, townships and
school districts to an amount not
exceeding
three (3) per centum of the value of
taxable property; but In the latter case
the Legislative
Assembly may permit debt In excess of this limit for sewer
or water
purposes, provided the question Is submitted to a vote
of the tax¬
payers.
All the provisions In full and also those
relating to the power of
the State itself to create
Indebtedness may be found on page 135 of the
“State and City Supplement” of
'3,382
1916
1919
1924
1925
—Interest —
P. C. Payable.
6
J-J
Purpose.
Agricultural College
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
Constitution of Montana was adopted
by
popular vote October 1 1889.
Article XIII. contains the Sections which
regulate the debt-making powers ..of State,
county and city.
Counties are
10,171
*4,848
*1,071
*
1,937
2,077
*1.000
1916-1920
”6"
40,000
Stockton (City). Rooks
County. 41,000
Superior Township, Osage Co.. 28.111
Syracuse (City), Hamilton Co.. 40,200
Ulysses (City), Gram County
5-6
LOANS—
Name and
$32,137,547,
railroads $40,901,000, and “other Items”
$56,467,920.
In 1905 and 1906
the State tax (per $1,000) was
$2.50.
Property Is supposed to be assessed
at full cash value.
1,510
2,656
*1,998
*1,219
65,000
_
to the early
see “State and City Supplement” for
April
The State of Montana has no bonded
debt
at present, the
loans given below being educational
loans Issued on land grants.
The
$350,000 Capitol building bonds are also Issued
against land grants.
In 1906
a decision was rendered In
the State Supreme Court, and later
sustained by
the United States Supreme
Court, holding Invalid bonds Issued by the State
Board of Land
Commissioners, under the name of the State
University,
State Normal School, Agricultural
College and Deaf and Dumb School of
the State of Montana.
A list of bonds declared Invalid
and a resume of the
situation are contained in a letter of the State
Attorney-General In the
“Chronicle” of Jan. 27 1906, page 231.
The State has no desire to
repudiate
these bonds, and In 1907
passed an Act appropriating moneys for interest
due up to Jan. 1 1909 and
making provision for the calling of these bonds,
or part of them, out of
surplus revenues in the general fund.
See Item in
State and City Department of
“Chronicle” accompanying this Issue of the
“Supplement.”
The cash on hand In all funds on
March 1 1907 amounted
to $1,038,061.
The permanent school fund on March 1
1907 held cash and
securities amounting to
$1,138,996, and other school funds on hand aggre¬
gated $311,409.
$234,148,269, of which real
2,409
_
Monday In
SITUATION AS TO DEBT. &c.—For facts with
reference
ASSESSED
*12,031
_
first
1893, page 130.
School of Mines
938
the
history of Montana’s State debt,
University.
_
4 A
28,000
4A-G
56,800
4-6
6
61,000
30,000
5
27,000
5
26,000
5
25,000
4 A~
MedlcIneLodge(CIty),Barber Co 50,000
6
Mission Township, Neosho Co.
50,000
5-8
Mitchell County
50,000
8
Monroe Twp., Anderson Co
39,000
6
MoundValleyTwp..Labette Co. 35,000
6-7
Neodesha (City), Wilson Co
43,500
6
Neodesha Twp., Wilson County 35,000
7
Neosho Falls Twp.,Woodson Co 30,000
4 A
Ness County
89,000
5-6
Newbury Twp. .Wabaunsee Co. 27,000
5^,
Norton (City), Norton County,
42,000
Norton County
41,000
4-4 'i
Oberlin (City), Decatur County 40,000
5-6
Olathe (City), Johnson Co
55,000
4M-5
OeageClty, Osage County
37,500
4A-G
Osborne City, Osborne County. 24,500
5-6
Osborne County
25,000
6
Oskaloosa Twp.. Jefferson Co.. 49,000 4
A & 6
Ottawa (City). Franklin Co
206,000 4 >3-5-6
Parker Twp., Montgomery Co.
4 A-6
51,000
Pawnee County
4 A
27,000
Philllpsburg (City), Phillips Co. 65.700
4 & 6
Pratt (City), Pratt County
32,000
5 A
Qulndaro Twp., Wyandotte Co. 33,000
6
Rawlins County
38,000
4 A
Rice
.
4 ,6?5
.
McPherson(Clty) .McPhersonCo
McPherson Twp., McPhersonCo
Manhattan (City), Riley Co
Manhattan Twp., Riley Co
Mankato (City), Jewell County
Maple Hill Twp., Wabaunsee Co
Marshall County
Marysville (City), Marshall Co.
_
5,959
3,317
18,417
1 ,257
15,368
years on
LXXXIV.
BOZEMAN.
Justin
M
Total tax (per
[$400,000 bonds
$1,000)
Population In 1900
1906..$31.35
.3,221
2.—Ira L. Whitney. Clerk
4J^s’06 J-J
$11,000c
Mch 1 1926
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1916.)
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06.$ 135,000
Smith, Clerk.
Bozeman Is In Gallatin
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
City Hall Funding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$7,000c
1918
(Subject to call after 1908.)'
4s
J-J
$30,000c.. .Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1911.)
Dump Ground Bonds.
J-J
$ 1,000c. ..July 1 1912
(Subject to call after July 1 1902.)
6s
Floating debt
;
$59,609
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906..
261,609
Sinking and other funds
19,668
NET DEBT Jan 1 1906
241 .941
Water debt (lncl. above)
208,000
Water sink, fund (lncl.)
15,623
Assessed valuation 1905
2,601.496
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
City tax (per $1,000) ’05
$12 00
Total tax (per $1,000) ’05
32 00
Population In 1890
2,143
Population in 1900
3,419
Population In 1904
_5,132
or New' York.
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J $165,000c. ..Jan 1 1919
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1909.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906..$202,000
INTEREST Is payable In Bozeman
BOZEMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
5s
LOANS—
7.—Philip Dodson, Clerk.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Dec 1
’06. .$81,000
M-N $60,000c
May 2 1922 Sinking fund
24,026
(Subject to call May 2 1907.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10.00
4^s ’05 F-A $21,000c...June 1 1925 !
(Subject to call June 1 1915.)
Bonds are exempt from
taxation.
6s ’92
;
.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd
January and sessions are limited to 60 days.
lation.
Location.
Blue Rapids (City), Marshall Co
Burrton Township, Harvey Co.
Caldwell (City), Sumner Co
Caldwell Township, .Sumner Co.
| VOL.
BROADWATER COUNTY.
W.
L.
Cronk, Treasurer.
Townsend Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906
.$82,000 i County tax (per $1.000)
’06_._$15 00
Floating debt
21,431 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
.2,641
2,508,839:
Apr., 1907. j
BUTTE.
John
MONTANA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
MacGinnis, Mayor; J. M. Kennedy, City Cl
FLATHEAD COUNTY.
k.
Butte Is In Silver Bow County.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906
$25,101,870
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4 4s '05 J-J $400,000c
Dec 1 1925 ; City tax (per $ 1,000) ’07
$12 00
(Subject to call after Dec l 1915.) Population In 1890.
10,723
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$4O0.000 i
Population 1900 (Census)
30.470
Value of city property
1,200,000 ; Population In 1907 (est.)
85.000
TAX FREE.—All bonds and warrants are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST Is payable In Butte and In New York
City.
DEBT LIMITED by law to 3 % of assessed
valuation.
BUTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
Thos. Richards, Clerk Board of Edu¬
cation.
This Is one of the school districts Into which Sliver
Bow County Is divided.
District No. 1 not only Includes the entire
city of Butte, but the larger por¬
tion of the taxable property of the
county outside of Butte, and contains
about nine-tenths of the school
population of the county.
The bonded debt
of the districts as given below.
LOANS—
When Due. 44sg’06 ,J-J
$100,000cAr-July 1 '26
Building Bonds.—Tax exempt.
(Subject to call after .July 1 1916.)
4 4s g ’04 J-J $50,000c
July 1 1924 BONDED DEBT Sept 1’06.$350,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.) | Sinking fund..
.15,000
4s
J-D 100,000
June 11921 Assessed valuation, real..16.522,405
(Subject to call 1911.)
Assessed val., personal
30,906,170
4s
J-J $100,000
July 1 1922 Total valuation 1906
47,428,575
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) School tax (per $1,000)1906
$8 50
TAXES for the payment of principal and interest on these
bonds are
levied and collected by the County officials.
Interest on the 4s is nayable
by the County Treasurer and on the 4 Hs In Chicago.
CARBON COUNTY.
Red
W. C.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06 $112,000 ! Tax rate
(per $1.000) ’06
28,493 Population In 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
4,359,350)
David M.
County seat Is Great Falls.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
;
5
bis’07 J-J
$5,000
(Subject to call after
County
J-J
6s
6s
.J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
! Total valuation 1906
BOND. DEBT Feb 27 1907.$200,000
; (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Floating debt
59,511 State A Co tax (per M) 1906..$13 50
TOTAL DEBT Feb 27’07.
259,511 Population in 1905 (est.)
12,000
Sinking fund
51,919 Population In 1900
10,966
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer’s office or
Hanover Na¬
tional Bank. New York.
.
CUSTER COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
A. II.
Swerdfiger, County Treasurer.
seat is Miles City.
When Due
Assessed valuation 1006..$7,090,461
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
State & Co tax jper M) 1906..$22 10
Population in 1904
8,300
Refunding Bonds.
4s’05 g J-J
$ 179,000c
July 1 1925
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06 $170,000 \ Population in
INTEREST
on
refunding bonds Is payable
DAWSON COUNTY.
County
Is
seat
LOANS—
R. L.
Glendive.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
44s'05
J-J
DEER LODGE COUNTY.
County
...7.891
Helena.
j Sinking fund
$47,540
J-J
$30 ,()()0c Ar_ July 1 ’21
$60.000cAr_..Oct 1 1921
(Subject to call July l 1911.)
(Subject to call 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$262,000
Funding Bonds.
58,770
4 4s J-J $137.000cAr__Oct 15 1919 j Cash on hand
Assessed valuation 1906.. 10,110,060
6s
J-J
35,000cAr ..July 1 1012, State A Co tax
(per M) 1906..$14 50
(Subject to call 1907.)
j Population In 1890..
6,246
;
'Population In 1900
9.555
INTEREST on the $60,000 issue Is payable
part at the State Treasury and
part at N. W. Harris A Co., New York; on the 4
4s at the Commercial Nat.
Bank, Bozeman; on ail other bonds at N. VV. Harris A
Co., New York
GLENDIVE.
This city Is the county seat of Dawson
County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906_$50.0001 Assessed
valuation 1906
Nadeau, Treasurer.
Anaconda.
Part of this county was taken In 1901 to
form Powell County.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$51,683
Court House A Jail Bonds.
NET DEBT Dec 1 1906...
112,636
5s
J-J $100,000
Jan 1 1919 Assessed valuation, real
6,118,123
(Subject to call Jan 1 1909.)
Assessed val., personal
1,989,256
Refunding Bonds
Total valuation 1906
8,107,379
5s
J-J
$4(),oo0
July 1 1910 (Assessment about % actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Dee 1 ’06.$140,000 State
ACo.tax-(per $1,000) ’06.$15.75
Floatingdebt
24,319 Population In 1890
15,155
TOTAL DEBT Dee 1 1906
164,319 Population in 1900.
17.393
seat
W. P.
Wren, Clerk.
_
Lindsay, Mayor; A. J. Duncan, Treas.
Helena is the county seat of Lewis' and Clark
County.
Incorporated In
1881.
1 $600,000 water bonds voted Nov. 26 1006.1
LOANS—
When Due. j BOND. DEBT Jan 1
'07...$489,800
Funding Bonds.
Assessm’t debt (add'l).
67,26$
5s
J-J $158,200
Ian l 1916 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
557,065
i Assessed valuation
(Subject to call 1906.)
1906.. 10.500,000
Refunding Bonds.
! (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s
J-J
$65.(>()()_...July 1 1016 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .$27.7*
4 4s ’06 J-J
266,800c..Jan 1 1926 j Population In 1890.
13,834
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916.)
. Population
In 1900...
10.770
Population in 1907 (est)
15,000
INTEREST payable In New York and Helena.
Warrants Issued after Sept. 13 1893, on which date,
owing to depreciation
of values after the panic of
1893, the city’s indebtedness pissed the 3%
limit fixed by the Constitution, were declared
illegal by the State Supreme
Court on Dee. 21 1896.
On Feb. 24 1903 the Legislature passed
..
on Act
providing for a city election prior to Sept. 1 1903 to authorize U 3 mill tax
these excess warrants.
Doubts were raised ns to the constitu¬
tionality of the Act and no election was held.
The city is anxious to pay
these warrants, and as soon as a
legal way of doing so can be found they
to take up
will be taken
care of.
HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
This district Is In Lewis and Clark
When Due.
I.
Thomas E.
Goodwin. Clerk.
County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 19i>7
$225,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906 .11,000,000
4 4s
J-J
$75,000c. 1908 to 1922 (Assessment about H actual
value.)
$5,000 due yearly on Jan 1.
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$8 50
4 4s
J-J
$150,000c..Jan 1 1922 Value of school property.. .450,000
Par value of bonds
$1,000 Population in 1905 (est)
15.000
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
County Treasurer and at
the Hanover National Bank, New York.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
E. R. McCall, dork.
County seat Is Boulder.
Broadwater County
portion of this (Jetlcrson) County.
LOANS—
When Due.''
Refunding Bonds.
4 4s J-J $50,500
.Apr 1 ’09 T4-’19
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06..$50,500
Assessed valuation, real..
1.091,032
Assessed val. personal
1,408,091
Assessed valuation, RR
1,676,405
.
_
was
partly formed from
Total valuation 1906..
$4,924,405
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
State A Co tax (per M) 1906.. $15 30
Population In 1890
...6,02#
(Part detached since 1890.)
Population In 1900
5,330
....
.
;
.
$f88,552
Great Falls Is In Cascade
County.
Incorporated 1898.
LOANS—
When Due. Floatingdebt
$3,166
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 ’07
589,166
4s
J-J
$141.000c..July 1 1923 Sp'l Imp’t debt (add’D
19,315
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
I Cash In city funds
67,071
Water Bonds.
I Total valuation 1906
.6,850,00(1
5s
J-J
$45,0()0c..July 1 1922 City tax rate (per M) 1906
$9 00
5s
J-J
375.000c. 1908-’13-’18 Special water tax 1906.
2 00
Sewer Bonds.
i Total tax rate (per $ 1,000) ’06
26 50
5s
J-J
$25,000c. .July 1 1920!
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1910.)
Population In 1890
3,979
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907..$586,000
Population In 1900
14,930
Population In 1906 (est)
18,000
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer’s office and In New
York.
GREAT FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
A. E. Cary, Clerk
Comprises about one-fourth of the entire county, and Includes the
city
of Great Falls with all Its suburbs.
LOANS—
When Due.!
Refunding Bonds.
Building and Furnishing.
4s
J-J
$60.OOOoAr
1921
6s
J-J
$19.000cAr__July 1 1916 -4s ’05 M-S $90.000cAr. .Mch 1 1925
4s
M-S 30,000cAr
.1922*
(Sublect to call Mch 1 1915.)
(Subject to call 1912.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $199,000
Assessed val. 1906 (est) .$2,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1906. $8 09
INTEREST payable by County Treasurer and in New York.
a
and New York.
High School Bonds.
4s
LOANS—
NET DEBT Feb 1907
54,934
Assessed valuation 1906. __5,287,002
(Assessment at full face value.)
State A Co tax (per M) 1906..$13.00
Population In 1890
2,056
Population In 1900
...2,443
Population In 1907 (est)
5,500
E. J.
Is
1900.
Wyman, County Clerk.
$S9,000c. .Nov. 1 1925
(Subject to call Nov 1 1915.)
5s
J-J
$ 11.000cAr
l 1921
Feb
'(Sublect. to call Feb 1 1911.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $100,000
Floating debt
2,474
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907... 102,474
INTI-]REST is payable in Glendive
.
at
When Due.
J-J
HELENA. Frank 8. P.
$207,592
2,912,083
3.649,591
4,542,755
11,104,429
Water Plant Bonds.
| 5 4s’07 J-J $45,000
Jan 1 1927
19271 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
1917.) | BONDED DEBT Jan 1907..$50,000
1 Assessed valuation 1906
572,218
1
J. B. Weaver, Treasurer.
Bozeman.
GREAT FALLS.
W. R. Leet, County Clerk
j Assessed valuation, real
$108,000c..July 1 1911 Assessed val., personal
92,000c..July 1 1917 Assessed val., railroad
.Tan
Jan l
Refunding Bonds.
Wood, Clerk and Recorder.
When Due. I NET DEBT Feb 27 1907..
County Bonds.
seat Is
LOANS—
4s
.
LOANS—
Erwin, Clerk.
GALLATIN COUNTY.
John C. Duff, Clerk
Benton
8. H.
$57,841
232,841
86,009
NET DEBT Dec 1 1906..
146,832
Assessed valuation 1906.. 11,023,997
State ACo. tax (per $1,000) ’06,$21.50
Population In 1900
9,375
Population in 1906 (est.)
15,000
This town Is In Rosebud
County.
When Due. 1
Sewer Bonds.
This city is In Chouteau County.
Incorporated July 1 1901.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07. .$26,500 i (Assessment about 2-3
actual value.)
Floating debt
1.9001 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’06
$10 00
Sinking fund
8001 Population in 1906 (est.)
850
Assessed valuation 1906..
.345,925 1
seat Is Fort
2 1923
LOANS—
,
County
Jan
from county tax.
Floatingdebt
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1906
Cash In county funds.
.
FORSYTH.
4s’06
J-J
$10,000c
1926
Jan
1912,
(Subject to call after 1916.)
20,000 Jan 1 ‘08-’09 I
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
51,000
July 1921 4s
J-J $200,000
Jan
1921
(Subject to call after Jan 1911.)
1 (Subject to call after Jan 1911.)
3Hs
J-J
100.000
Jan 1 1921 4s
J-J
$50,000
Jan
11923
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1911.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$611,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real.$12,786,101
44s
$10,000
Jan 1 1924 Assessed val.. personal..
3,682,361
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1914.)
Total valuation 1906
16.468.462
4s ’05
J-J
10,000
Jan 1 1925:
(Assessment Is 4 actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1915.)
State A Co. tax (per M) ’06
$12 50
4s ’06
J-J
Jan
1 1926 Population In 1890
10,000c
8,755
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1916.)
(Territory annexed since 1890.)
! Population In 1905
25.777
INTEREST on the $50,000 4% court-house bonds, the
$10,000 4 4 %
bonds and the $10,000 4s due 1925 and 1926 is
payable at the County
Treasurer’s office, and on all other bonds In New York.
CHOUTEAU COUNTY.
J-J
Young, Clerk.
are exempt
.Mch 1 1914 I
Court House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$55,000..May 31 1922
BONDED DEBT Dec. 1 ’06 $175,000
J-J $150,000
CHINOOK
C. T.
Bonds
When Due.
$20,000.
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J
$100,000,
Refunding Bonds.
■
Funding Bonds.
6s
6s
4s
Kalispell.
High School Bonds.
$25 0J
7,533
Floating debt
seat Is
LOANS
Rae, Treasurer.
Lodge Is the county seat.
CASCADE COUNTY.
County
137
.
DILLON.
J. B.
Poindexter, Clerk.
Tills city Is the county seat of Beaverhead
County.
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906._$1,199,432
5s
J-J
$65,000
;.20 years t Assessm’t about 2-3 actual value.)
fSubject to . all after 10 years.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$5 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$65,000 Population In
1900
1.530
FERGUS
COUNTY.
E. P. Chandler.
Me.versiek Clerk.
County
seat
Is
Treasurer; Charles L.
P
County seat Is Helena.
LOANS—
R.Witmcr, Clerk.
When Due.
Total valuation 1906
$17,086.076
Refunding Bonds.
.'
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
54s
J-J
$130,000.July 1 1907-19 State A Co tax (per M) 1906..$11 50
BOND. DEBT Dee 1 1906. .$1 30,000 Value
county property 1905 $431,956
Outstanding warrants.
1.727 Population In 1890
19,145
Assessed val, personal
4,967.175 Population In 1900
19,171
Assessed valuation, RR.. 1.611.525
Population In 1906 (est)
20,006
INTEREST payable at Hanover National Bank. New York
City.
LEWISTOWN.
J. E.
Pinkley. Mayor; M.II.Deaton, Treas.
County seat of Fergus County.
tax-exempt.
Incorporated August
1899.
Bonds
are
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$95,000
Sewer and Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
4,713
5s ’02
M-S
$50,00()C-- Mch 1 1922 Assessed valuation 1906.
1,700.000
(Subject to call Mch 1 1912.)
(Assessment about 65% actual val.)
5s g '03 M-N
$10.000c..Nov 1 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) ’06....$30,00
(Subject to call Nov 1 1913.)
Population In 1900.
1,096
5s g’06 J-J
$35,0O0c
July 1 1926 Population In 1906 (est.)
4,006
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
INTEREST payable In New York City.
LEWISTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. i.
(). VV. Belden. Clerk of Board.
4 Us ’05 g M-S S15.0O0e.Mch 1
1915 ! Assessed val. 1906 about.$2,000,000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907. .$38,000 j School tax
(per $1,000) 1906.
$8 00
Sinking fund.
1 1,0001
INTEREST Is payable at Knauth, Nachod A
Kuhne, New York.
...
,
Lewistown.
LOANS—
When Due. ' BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907.$103,000
County Bonds
' Sinking fund
33,409
6s
J-.J
$53,000c. .July 1 1914 j Assessed valuation, real
4,810,079
Refunding Bonds.
j Assessed val., personal
4,101,335
4V£s
J-.J
$50.000c.. Jan 1 1922 j Total valuation 1906
8,911,414
(Sublect to call Jan 1 1912.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Court House Bonds.
State A Co tax (per M) ’06
$13.75
4 4s g ’07 J-J
$100.0<)()C-.Apr 1 1927 1 Population in 1890
3,514
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1922.) Population in 1900
6,937
1907
Population In
(est)
13,000
INTEREST on the court house bonds Is payable at the
County Treas¬
urer’s office.
FERGUS COUNTY FREE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
E. P. Chandler,
Treasurer.
P. O. Lewistown.
High School Bonds.
! Assessed valuation 1906 ..$8,911,414
4 VJs
J-J
$30,090c. .July 1 1923 School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$1 50
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$30,000 j
LEWIS AND CLARK COUNTY.
..
.
LIVINGSTON.
This
(loo. E.
city Is In Park County.
Reed, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. ] BOND. DEBT Jail 1907
$35,000
Sewer Bonds,
‘Floatingdebt..
17,000
6s ’07
J-.T
$25,OOOo...Jan 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1906.. .2,189,904
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) Population In 1900
2,77*
INTEREST Is payable In Livingston or In New York
City
138
WYOMING-DEBT OF STATE
MADISON COUNTY.
J. Z.
County seat Is Virginia City.
LOANS—
When
Clem, County Clerk
Due.
County
J-J $100,000. -July 1 1921
(Subject to call 1911.)
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06 $100,000
Theo. Sarter, Clerk.
White Sulphur Springs is the
county seat.
Refunding Bonds—Tax Exempt.
| Assessed valuation 1905..$3,720,416
4^s’06 J-J $30,000c...July 1 1926 |County tax
(per $1,000) 1905.$11 00
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) i Population In 1900
3,526
BONDED DEBT May ’06_.$85,000j
MILES CITY.
J. E.
This
city Is the county
LOANS—
seat Is
Billings.
L XXXIV.
J. W. Fish, Clerk.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. |
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.r
4s
J-J
$75.000
July 1 1923
4s’05
M-S
$35,000c..Sept 1 1925
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
(Subject to call Sept 1 1915.)
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$246,500
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
14,077
5s g
J-J
$91,500. .July 1 1918 Assessed valuation 1905
8.596,011
(Subject to call 1908.)
(Assessment about H actual value.)
4s
A-O
$45.000...Oct 1 1921 State & Co tax (per M)
1905..$14 75
(Subject to call Nov 1 1911.)
Population In 1890
.2,065
Population In 1900.
6,212
Population
in 1905 (est)
10,000
The county’s debt !e limited to 5 % of the
assessed valuation.
INTEREST payable In N. Y. City and at office of
1906
$5,501,681
(Assessment 60 % actual value.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1906_.$20 10
Population In 1905
8,250
Population In 1900
7,695
Refunding Bonds.
MEAGHER COUNTY.
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY.
Total valuation
4Hs
[VOL.
Farnum, Clerk.
County Treasurer.
seat of Custer County.
Incorporated Sept. 9 1887.
When Due.\ BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1907...$42,000
Water and Light Bonds.
Sinking fund
1,500
68 ’06
J-J
$10.000c...Jan 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,155 ,777
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
50
$24
8s
17,000
Jan 1 1916 Population In 1900
1,938
fis
15,000
July 1 1917 | Population In 1907 (est.)
3,500
5s
10,000
July 1 1920
INTEREST on the bonds due 1916 and 1917 Is
payable In Miles City;
on the bonds due 1920 In New
York.
...
State of
...
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Organized
MISSOULA.
j
County
gated In
Loans—
When Due.
Jail Bonds.
7s
6s
6s
4s
Dan. J.
F-A
$13,000c..Mch
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$150,000c. .Jan
1
1912
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
F-A
$40,000c_. July 1 1916
20,000c..Feb 1 1921
(Subject to call Feb 1 1911.)
County bonds, 5s, $100c
INTEREST on jail and funding bonds Is
payable at New York; all other
bonds and warrants at Missoula.
PARK COUNTY.
Ray H. Stevens, County Clerk.
County
seat Is Livingston/ By Act of the Legislature of
1895 this county
divided Into three parts,
forming Park, Sweet Grass and Carbon
counties; the old debt Is corrected to the date
given below:
LOANS—
When Due. j
Jail Building Bonds.
7s
J-J
$5,000
4s g ’07 J-J
$25,000
Jan 11927
(Now subject to call.)
,
I BOND. DEBT Feb 23
1907.$160,000
was
6s
Funding Bonds.
J-J
J-J
6s
High school debt(add’l)
25,000
$75,000c..July 1 1913 Sinking fund
45,000c__July 1 1914 Total valuation
Refunding Bonds.
4>$s
J-J
$35,000c
(Subject to call Jan
High School Bonds.
i
.Jan 1 1923
1 1918.)
4 ys
5,000
1906
.6,063,080
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
State & Co tax (per M)
1906..$17 25
Population In 1905 (est)
8.000
Population In 1900
7,341
J-D
$25,000c. .June 1 1924 >
INTERFJST Is payable at New York and
POWELL COUNTY.
Formed Feb.
Is Deer Lodge.
1
1901
at
Livingston, Mont.
Warren E. Evans,
from part of Deer
County Clerk.
Lodge County.
County
seat
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation 1906.
.$3,806,778
Refunding Bonds.
| (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s *01
J-J
$75,000c..July 1 1921 , State & Co tax (per M) 1906.. $22 85
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
5,000
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06. $75 0001(Population In 1902 (est)
INTEREST Is payable at Deer Lodge, Mont., and at
Chlcaero, Ill.
RAVALLI COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
Geo. A.
Reese, County Clerk.
Is Hamilton.
When I/ue. Assessed valuation
1906. .$3,823,337
6s
J-J
$75,000c
1914' (Assessm’t about 30%
actual value.)
5s
J-D $14,000c_ Dec ’07 to ’20 State
& Co tax (per M)
1906..$26 25
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1906
$87,269 Population In 1900.
.7,822
Floating debt.
10,000 Population In 1907 (est.)
14,000
Sinking fund.
9,3»7:
INTEREST Is payable In New York
seat
RED LODGE.
City.
Geo. W. Burke, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Carbon
County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$35,0001 Total tax rate (per M) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1.000.000 j Population In 1900
(Assessment about
actual value.) i Population In 1907
(est)..-
ROSEBUD COUNTY.
R. J.
Cole, Clerk Bd.
$30.50
2,152
4,000
of
Commis’ers
Forsyth Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Dec 1
1906. .$45,000
Funding Bonds.
j Floating debt
4 J^s’05 J-J
52,000
$45.000c
Jan
1 1925 Assessed valuation 1906
6,250,000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1915.)
; (Assessm’t about
90%
actual
value.)
Bridge Bonds.
! State & Co.
tax ($1,000) ’06.. $16.50
4 t$s’07 J-J
$40,000c
Jan
1 1927 Population In 1907
(est)
4,000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) |
INTEREST Is payable In Chicago or New York.-
biennially In odd
years on the 2d
limited to 40 days.
Tuesday In
DEBT HISTORY.—All the
necessary data respecting the State’s debt
will be found In the following statement:
LOANS—
—Interest
Principal
:
Name and Purpose.
% Payable.
When Due.
1906._.$223,100
129,105
Total valuation 1906..'..10,322,799
(Assessment about Y actual value.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1906_$15 00
Population In 1890
14,427
Population In 1900
13,964
Population In 1907 (est)
25,000
1 1909
meets
are
January, and sessions
Part of county segre¬
BOND. DEBT Dec
Sinking funds
&c.
Territory (Act of July 25 1868)..July 25 1868
LEGISLATURE
Heyfron, Treasurer.
seat Is Missoula.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
1906 to form Sanders County
as a
Admitted as a State (Act of July 10
1890)
July 10 1890
Total area of State (square miles)
97,890
State Capital
Cheyenne
Governor (term expires 1st Mon. Jan
Tl)__Bryant B. Brooks
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Mon. Jan.
T1)__W. R. Sclmitger
Treasurer (term expires 1st Mon. Jan.
’ll)..Edward Gillette
This city Is the county seat of Missoula
County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov’05.. $93,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation
2,399,780
4yus ’04 M-N $93,000..May 31 1924 Population In 1900.
4,366
(Subject to call May 31 1914.)
MISSOULA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO I
BONDED DEBT (last returns).
$57,000
MISSOULA COUNTY.
Wyoming.
Outstand'g.
Capitol Building Bonds.
c
6
Jan.
1
Insane Asylum Bonds
c
6
Jan.
1
Jan. 1 1908-19111
$15,000 yearly, j
Jan. 1 1912-19211
$60,000
$3,000 yearly. J
30,000
July 1 1919-19281
Public Building Bonds.
c 6
July -1
$9,000 yearly. J
90.000
Jan. 1 1908-19111
University Building Bonds
c 6
Jan. 1
1 $5,000 yearly, j
20.000
INTEREST on the public building bonds Is
National Bank, New York; on all others at the payable at the Fourth
State Treasurer’s office,
or at the Mercantile National
Bank, New York.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The total bonded debt on
Feb. 1 1907 was $200,000.
On Feb. 1 1907 the warrants
outstanding amounted to $7,600 21
and on the same date the cash on hand was
$460,831 58.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
following statement shows the assessed
valuation of property In Wyoming for the
years Indicated;
Years.
Valuation.
Years.
Valuation.
Years.
Valuation.
1906
..$51,223,203 1900
..$37,892,304 1893
$32,356,802
1905
48,826,940 1899
35,578,806 1890..
30 665.197
1904
46,696,949 1898
30,789,292 1888
33 338,541
1903
44,669,233 1897
30,300,462 1885
30’717,249
1902
43,348,356 1895
1880
29,838,939
11.857,344
1901
39,581,217 1894
1. 29,198,041 1875
9.493,638
TAX RATE.—The total State tax
(per $1,000) In 1906 was $5 87
EXEMPTION FROM TAX AT ION.—The
Legislature of 1905 passed
an Act exempting
municipal bonds from taxation provided certain condi¬
tions are complied with.
The Act follows:
CHAPTER 17, LAWS OF 1905.—Be It
Enacted, Etc.’.. “That coupon or
registered Interest-bearing bonds of the State of
Wyoming, or any county,
school district or municipality of the State of
Wyoming, shall be exempt
from taxation when owned
by actual residents of the State, provided that
the owner of owners of such securities shall
list the same annually on their
assessment schedule, describing such bonds and
the amount thereof, aud
shall mark opposite thereto on such
schedule ‘exempt.’ ”
DEBT LIMITATION.—In
Wyoming the provisions of the Constitution
with respect to debt contraction and
limitation are
They are all found In Article 16 of that Instrument, and quite voluminous.
prohibit the State
from creating any Indebtedness
exceeding 1 % of the assessed valuation
except to suppress Insurrection or to provide for the
public
defense.
Coun¬
ties, cities, towns or villages, or any subdivision
thereof, are limited to
2 % on the assessed valuation.
An additional Indebtedness of not exceed¬
ing 4 % Is permitted In the cases of cities, towns or
villages for the purpose
of building sewers therein.
Neither the State nor any subdivision shall
loan or give Its credit or make donations
to, or In aid of, any Individual,
association or corporation. Citations from the laws of
the State respecting
debt limitation will be found on page 137 of
the “State and City
Supple¬
ment” of April 1895.
POPULATION OF STATE.—In 1905 (State
census),
101,816.
1900
92,531 | 1890
60,705| 1880
20,789| 1870.
9,118
In
1870-1880 Increase was 11,671, or
128%: In 1880-1890, 39.916, or
192.01 %; In 1890-1900 It was 31,826, or
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
52.4%.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
.
—
SANDERS COUNTY.
'
County
seat
LOANS—
Is
H. R.
Thompson.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—Tax Exempt.
4s'06
J-J
$40,962.06.June
(Subject to call June
Funding Bonds.
1
1
1926
1916.)
Population In
4 V^s’06 M-N $15,000
Nov 1 1926
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1916./
SILVER BOW COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat
Stephens, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06
$55,962
Assessed valuation 1906
..3,253,128
State & Co. tax (per M) '06
$14.50
4,000
Meagle, Treasurer.
When Due.' Assessed val,
personal.. 19,083,960
Funding Bonds
; Total
valuation 1905.
35,364,160
5s
J-J
$125,000
July 1 1917'
(Assessment Is 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
State&Co.tax(per
$1,000)
*06.$17.50
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$125,000
Population In 1890
23,744
Sinkingfund
130,138 Population In 1900..
I__47,635
Assessed valuation real.$16,280,200
Population In 1905 (est)
60,000
INTEREST payable at County
Treasury.
..
P.ie Timber Is the county seat.
When Due.]
6s
$95,000c
1915
to
(Subject
call after 1910.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$95,000
LOANS—
...
TETON COUNTY.
A. C.
Dick
Budd, Treasurer.
\ssessed valuation 1906..$4,140.016
State & Co. tax ($1,000) ’06.
$16.50
Population In 1900
3,086 i
Population In 1906 (est.)
4,000
Warner, Clerk.
Choteau Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Dec. 1 ’06.. $100,000 ' Total
valuation 1906..
.5.600,171
Assessed valuation, real
1,728,069 State & Co. tax ($1,000)
’06..$12.90
Assessed valuation, pers.. 1,853,450
Population
In 1900.
...5,080
Assessed val., R.R.
..2,018,652 Population in 1906 (est.)
6,500
..
seat.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906. $67,000
| Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1905
5,454,978 Population In 1900
i
Basin Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 25 ’07.$34,000
Assessed valuation 1906
4,205,686
BUFFALO.
$17 00
4,355
State &
Co.tax(pcr$l ,000)‘06.$18.00
Population in 1905
Population in 1907 (est)
8,942
11,000
Byron Foote, Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Johnson
County.
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1906
$452,599
City Hall Bonds.
j (Assessment about
actual \alue.)
6s
Dec
$6,000
!Tax rate (per $1.000) '06
$5.00
Water Bonds.
I Population In 1905
1,307
6s Dec 31 $34,000.Part
y’ly to 19231 Population In 1906
1,569
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $40,000 1
INTEREST Is payable at the Liberty National Bank
In New York City.
LOANS
CARBON COUNTY.
County
seat is
LOANS—
Rawiins.
W. Platt, Treasurer.
When Due.
Funding Bonds (1890) —
J-J
$43,200c July 1 1907-09
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06.$112.000
Sinking fund
7,500
Total valuation 1906
5,709.222
(Assessment H to 2-3 actual value.)
Stated;Co.tax (per M) 1906.$ 19 37 H
Population In 1905
10,313
Population In 1900
9.589
INTEREST on the 6s and on the 4Hs
due
1919 Is payable at the National
Park Bank, New York; on the
4^s due 1921 at the Chase National Bank,
N. Y., and at the office of the
County Treasurer.
Refunding Bonds—
4>^s
6s
J-J
$14.000c ..1910-1919
(Subject to call 1910.)
4^8
J-J
$28,800
Aug 1 1921
(Subject to call 1911.)
4 las’06 J-J
$14,400c.--Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call after 1916.)
j
VALLEY COUNTY.
Glasgow Is the county
When Due. ! BONDED DEBT
Apr 1 '06-.$97.000
Funding Bonds—
School debt (additional)
23,000
J-J
$70,000c..Nov 16 1906 Sinking fund
5.772
(Part yearly to Nov. 16 1910.)
Assessed valuation 1906
4,566.636
Refunding Bonds—
(Assessment Is about H actual value)
4Ms
M-N $15,000c_.Nov 16 1921 State&Co.tax
(per $1,000) ’06.$ 19 50
(Subject to call Nov. 16 1911.)
Population In 1905
9,992
4s
M-N $15.000c..Nov 16 1922 Population In 1900
13.084
(Subject to call Nov. 16 1912.)
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued
by this county are tax
INTEREST Is payable at Laramie, Wyo., and at New exempt.
York City.
6s
.
—
SWEET GRASS COUNTY.
County seat Is
LOANS—
BIG HORN COUNTY.
C. E.
Is Butte.
1906 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable In Helena.
STATE OF WYOMING.
W L. Hicks,
County Treasurer
Laramie.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Apr..
1907.]
CASPER.
John
IDAHO-DEBT OF STATE.
McGrath, Treasurer.
This town Is the county seat of Natrona
SWEETWATER COUNTY.
County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 5 ’06_$36,000! Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905...$12 00
Assessed valuation In 1905
504,618 ; Population In 1905
1,690
CHEYENNE.
P. S.
Cheyenne Is situated
Cook, Mayor; D. S. Swan, Treasurer.
In
Laramie County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds (1898)—
Incorporated 1877.
Sewer Bonds—
4Xs
Janl $15,000c_..July 1 1922
(Subject to call 1912.)
Water Bonds—
4^8 Jan 1 $85,000c.July 1 *13-’32
(Subject to call 1912.)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906..$350,500
Assessed valuation 1906
3,678,069
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$40 50
Population In 1905
13,656
Population In 1900
14,087
INTEREST on the 5s Is payable at the National Bank of
Commerce,
New York, and on the 4Xs at the Chemical
National Bank. New York.
CHEYENNE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.—W. R.
Schnltzer, Treasurer.
Refunding Bonds—
| BONDED DEBT Aug 1906.$56,000
4s ’05
J-D $35,000
June 10 1935 Assessed valuation 1905..$2,654,295
(Subject to call June 10 1915.)
)
4s’06
M-S $21,000...Sept 1 1936|
(Subject to call after 1916.)
I
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable In New York.
5s
Thomas Cottle, Treasurer.
County
seat Is Green River.
All bonds of county and school districts
are In coupon form.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$8,056
Total valuation 1906
4.632.180
J-J
$13,000c_Mch 1 ’08-’ll (Assessment about 60 %
actual value)
($4,000 due yearly.)
State A Co. tax (per M) ’06.$18 37
X
54s
J-J
$26,500c-_Nov
’O?-’!! Population In 1905
7,160
BONDED DEBT Mch 5 ’07.$39,500
Population In 1900.
8,455
(County has no floating debt.)
INTEREST on 6s Is payable at Chemical National
Bank, New York:
on 5 4s at Green River.
Wyoming.
6s
Funding Bonds.—Tax exempt.
UINTA COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
Jos. B.
seat Is Evanston.
Martin, Treasurer.
Organized In 1869.
When Due.
Assessed val, personal
$3,789,609
Refunding Bonds—Tax exempt.
Total valuation 1906
6,329,562
J-J $90,000cAr_.1909-1918 (Assessment Is
44s
70% actual value.
(Subject to call 1909.)
State A Co.tax(per $1,000) '06 $19 75
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $90,000
Population In 1890
7,414
Sinklngfund
12,240 Population in 1900
12,223
Assessed valuation, real...2,539,953
Population in 1905
14,492
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., New
York, or at County
Treasurer’s office.
WESTON COUNTY.
D. W. Patton , Treasurer.
New Castle is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 19 ’06.$25,860
Assessed valuation 1906...1,904,700
j Population In 1905
3,604
!
J-J $127,500c...Jan 3 1909
($6,375 due yearly to Jan. 3 1929.)
Refunding Viaduct Bonds—
5s
F-A $60,000c
...1931
(Subject to call 1911.)
Refunding Water Bonds—
5S
F-A $63,000c
1931
(Subject to call 1911.)
139
CONVERSE COUNTY.
County
seat Is
Douglas.
L. W. Clelland, Clerk.
Organized In 1888.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07..$38,000
Court-House Bonds—
Sinking fund
6,490
4.4S05J-J $20,000c. ...Jan 11925 Assessed valuation 1906..$3,012,731
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1915.)
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value)
Funding Bonds—
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '06 $19 00
6s
J-J
$18,000c
Jan 1 1909 Population In 1905
4,168
(Subject to call.)
Population In 1900.
3,337
INTEREST on Court-House bonds Is payable at
County
Treasurer’s
office or at the National Bank of Commerce, New
York: on funding bonds
at Fourth National Bank, New York.
CROOK COUNTY.
E. C.
County seat Is Sundance.
Wakeman, Treasurer.
Organized 1884.
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation 1906
$2,575,986
Court-House and Jail Bonds—
(Assessment about X actual value.)
6s
J-J
$9,000..July 1 ’07-’15 Sta.&Co.tax(per$l,000)*06$17 87H
Funding Bonds—
'Population In 1890
2,338
,6s
J-J
$16,500c
May 1 1908 Population In 1900
3,137
($5,500 due yearly to May 1 1911.) Population In 1905
3,831
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06. $32,000
All of the above Issues are free from taxation.
INTEREST Is payable at Sundance, Wyo., or at New York
City
State of Idaho.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized
as a Territory (Act March 3 1863)..March 3 1863
Admitted as a State (Act July 3 1890)
July 3 1890
Total Area of State (square miles)
84,800
State Capital
Boise
Governor (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1909)
F.R.Gooding
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Mon. Jan.
1909).Robert Lansdon
Treasurer (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1909)-_Chas. A.
Hastings
Auditor (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1909)
Robt. S. Bragaw
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years
on
January following election, and the length of sessions
DEBT
HISTORY.—Idaho
as
the first Monday of
Is limited to 60 days.
a
Territory always kept Its debt within
moderate limits.
When It became a State the bonded debt of the
Territory
was $146,715 06.
Of that amount $46,715 06 was issued to
pay floating
This town Is In Uinta County.
Incorporated June 23 1888.
debt, $80,000 to pay for Capitol building and $20,000 for an
The
asylum.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds
condition of the State’s debt now Is set out with all the
details below.
Water Bonds—
5s’06
J-J
[$279,000
4%
bonds
offered
on
$24,500c.
July 1 1926
April 25.]
6s '96
Jan 1 $3,000c
Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.
LOANS—
—Interest. —
Principal.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1906.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 23 ’07.$62,500
Name and Purpose.
P. Ct. Pagable.
When Due.
5s ’00
Outstanding
J-J
$20.000c
July 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1906
Wagon road
1893
5
J-J
664,285
July 1 1913
$41,000
(Subject to call July 1 1910.)
(Assessment Is about 3-5 actual value
Subject
to
call
after
July
1
1903.
5s ’03 Jan
$15,000c...Nov 2 1933 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
Intermountain road
1905
4
J-J
00
$10
July
1
1925
50,000
(Subject to call Nov. 2 1913.)
Population In 1905
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
2,741
Idaho
Normal
School
Population In 1900
1895
5
J-J
.2,110
Julyll915
53,000
INTEREST on 6s Is payable at Evanston; on all
other bonds at New
Subject to call after July 1 1905.
York City or Evanston.
Lewiston Normal School..1899
5
J-J
July 1 1919
7,500
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued by this town
are tax exempt.
Subject to call after July 1 1909.
do
do
..1901
4
J-J
JOHNSON COUNTY.
1
S. B.
July
1921
8,000
Subject to call after July 1 1911.
County seat is Buffalo.
Organized 1897.
A portion of this
do
do
..1905
4
county was
A-O
detached in 1897 to form the new county of
1925
.Tulyl
30.000
Big Horn.
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906..$2.341.448 Idaho Improvement
1901
4
J-J
July 1 1921
50,000
Funding Bonds—
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
Subject to call after July 1 1911.
Os
J-J
$22,200c
1908 Sta.&Co.tax(per $1,000)'06
do
do
-.1903
$21 57,4
4
J-J
Jan
1
1923
43,000
($7,400 yearly to 1910.)
Population in 1890
2,357
Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.
BONDED DEBT Feb 25 ’07.$22,200 Population In 1900
do
do
..1905
4
2,361
J-J
July
1
1925
fund
21,000
Sinking
1,140 Population in 1905
3,027
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
INTEREST Is payable at Chemical National Bank. New
York.
Deficiency Funding
.1901
4
A-O
April 1 1921
102,000
LANDER.
Wm. G.
Subject to call after April 1 1911.
S.
do
do
.1903
4
This town Is the county seat of Fremont
A-O
April 1 1923
7,000
County.
Subject to call after April 1 1913.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Moll
1906.$65,000 Academy of Idaho
1901
4
Sevier Bonds.
J-J
July
1
1921
Bonds of 1906 (additional)..
25,000
75.000
Subject to call after Julv 1 1911.
6s ’06
July $25.000c
July 16 '26 Assessed valuation 1905
900.000
Refunding
1901
4
J-D
Junell921
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$20 00
108,000
Subject to call after June 1 1911.
Water Bonds.
Population In 1905
956
Albion State Nor. School. 1901
4
6s ’06
J-J
July $50,000c.July 16 1936
July 1 1921
13,000
Subject to call after July 1 1911.
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
|
do
do
-.1905
4
A-O
July 1 1925
30,000
LARAMIE.
R. G. F
Subject to call after July 1 1915
Idaho State deficiency ...1903
The city of Laramie Is situated In
4
A-O
April 1 1923
50.000
Albany County.
LOANS—
Subject to call after April 1 1913.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
$82,200
Academy
of
Ida.
lmprove.1903
4
Funding Bonds—
J-J
Jan 1 1923
Assessed valuation 1906
30,000
1,660.000
6s
J-J
$42,200c.
Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.
...1925 (Assessment about X
actual value.)
do
do
..1905
4
(Subject to call 1905.)
J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906._$34
July 1 1925
45,000
50
Sewer Bonds—
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
Population In 1905
8,000
Albion State N. S. rmpr’vel903
7s
,T-J
4
J-J
$40,000c. .July 1 1917 Population in 1900
Jan 1 1923
12,000
.8,267
INTEREST Is payable at Laramie or New York.
Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.
Idaho Sup. Ct. B.AL
1903
4
J-J
1
1923
July
15,000
LARAMIE COUNTY.
John
Subject to call after July 1 1913.
Idaho Ind. Ref. School...1903
County seat is Cheyenne.
4
Organized 1879.
A-O
April 1 1923
50,000
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation 1906
Subject to call after April 1 1913.
$7,238,462 Idaho State Pen.
Refunding Bonds—
1903
Imp’t
4
J-D
(Assessment Is 2-5 actual value.)
June 1 1923
4,000
4s
M-N 15 $400,000c..Nov 15 1921 State &
Subject to call after June 1 1913.
Co.tax(per M) ’06..$22.62 X Soldiers’Home
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1911.)
1905
4
J-J
Population In 1900
July
1
1925
14,000
18,514
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07..$400,000
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
Population In 1905.
20,181
INTEREST Is payable at Union Trust Co., New York.
Land Survey
...1905
4
J-J
July 1 1925
30.000
Subject
to call after July 1 1910.
NATRONA COUNTY.
F. H.
Reform School
1905
4
A-O
July 1 1925
20,000
Casper is the county seat.
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
LOANS—
IT/ten Due.: BONDED DEBT Jan 7
Capitol Building
1905
4
’07.
A-O
$9,100
July
1
1925
100.000
Funding Bonds.
Bonds of 1907 (additional).
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
40,000
6s..
$9,100.(part y'ly) 1910 Sinking fund
1905
4
J-J
July 1 1925
6,638 University of Idaho
40,000
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
2,585 J568
4 Us’d? J-J
$40,000
Jan 1 1927 State&Co.tax
Nor.
Idaho
Insane
Asyluml905
4
A-O
rate(per M) ’06$15.87 X
July 1 1925
30.000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) Population In 1900
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
1,785
State Penitentiary
1905
4
Population
In
1907 (est)
J-J
3,500
July 1 1925
50,000
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
Commerce, N. Y. City.
INTEREST on the wagon road and Idaho normal school bonds Is
RAWLINS. Thomas O.
paya¬
ble at the Chase National Bank, New
This city Is the county seat of Carbon
York; on the
County.
building, the re¬
funding and Idaho Improvement bonds at the officeCapitol
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$33,000
or
the
State
Treasurer;
j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$6 00 on the Lewiston Normal School
Assessed valuation 1906
bonds of 1899 at Kountze Bros., New York;
914,702 Population In 1905
3,617
interest on all other bonds Is payable at the Hanover National
Bank.
New
SHERIDAN.
F. C.
York.
This town Is In Sheridan
TOTAL
Ac.—The
DEBT,
total
bonded debt on Nov. 1 1906 was $1,079,County.
LOANS
000.
The floating debt In November 1906 was estimated at
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb
$200,000.
1907.$171.000
Refunding Bonds—
EQUALIZED
Assessed valuation 1906
VALUATION
AND TAX RATE.—
1,162,375
5s ’04
A-O $75,000c...Oct 1 1934 (Assessment
1906
.$80,707,903
about X actual value.)
$4 47 1901
$51,440,758
$4 75
(Subject to call 1914.)
1905
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 $13 00
75,281,087
1900
5 25
47,545,905
5s
Jan $30,000.
1904
Population In 1905
67,473,886
4
60
1899
.4,937
5 24
46,719,990
Sewer Bonds—
1903
65,974,708
4 16 1897.
Population In 1900
1,559
8
65
29,951,920
5s ’05
J-J
$38,000
1902
July 1 1925 j
61,296.743
4 60
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
DEBT LIMITATION.—The State Is
prohibited from creating debts which
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National Bank, New
In the aggregate (exclusive of the debt of
York.
the Territory) exceed the sum of
1
X % upon assessed valuation (except In case of war, Ac.) unless the same
SHERIDAN COUNTY.
L. B.
shall be authorized by law for some
County seat Is Sheridan. Organized 1888.
single work therein speclfled; no such
law shall take effect until It Is submitted to the
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 27 *07.
people and It receives a ma¬
$57,400
jority
of
the
votes
cast.
No county, city, town or other subdivision shall
Court-House Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1906
3,286,517 Incur Indebtedness “exceeding In that
5s
year the Income and revenue
July 1 $45.000c..July 1 1924 (Assessment about 1-3 actual
provided
value.)
for It for such year" without the assent of
two-thirds of the qualified electors
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
State & Co. tax(per $1,000) ’06$19 00
voting at an election. The credit of the State or any sub-division shall not
Refunding Bonds—
Population In 1905
9,965
be loaned to any Individual, association,
6s
J-J
$9,300c.. $3,100
municipality or corporation.
yrly Population In 1900
.5.122
For a digest of the laws
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National
respecting debt limitation In Idaho, see “State and
Bank. New York. «
City Supplement" of Aorll 1895. pages 138 and 139.
William Cook, Town Clerk.
..
.
<
Cochran, Clerk.
.
-
...
Burnett, Clerk; W.
.
Firestone, Treas.
itch, Treasurer.
>
:
EVANSTON.
Sehuneman, Treasurer.
Sawyer, Clerk.
i
Donnell, Clerk.
Wagner, Treasurer.
_
_
Glafcke, County Clerk.
i
’
1
140
IDAHO—CITIES AND TOWNS
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
161,77211880
32,61011870
14,999
1890
84,3851
1
In 1870-80 Increase was
17,611, or 117.41%, and in 1880-90 51,775, or
158.77 %.
In 1890-1900 the Increase was 77.387, or 91.7
%, a part of which
is due to the fact that the 1900
aggregate embraced Indians and whites on
Indian reservations, not theretofore Included.
Such persons numbered 4,163
In 1890 and 3,420 In 1880, which
amounts should be added to the totals for
.
IDAHO FALLS.
those years In making comparisons.
KOOTENAI COUNTY.
CITIES, COUNTIES
County
AND TOWNS IN THE
LOANS—
When Due.
Jail Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4^s g J-J
56,769c
1912-1922
J-J
514.700c
1911-1920
(5676 94 due yearly.)
(51.470 due yearly on July 20.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.5151,553
4Hs g J-J
519.784c
1912-1921 Value of county
property
118.500
(51.978 40 due yearly.)
Assessed valuation 1906
9,530.020
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
5s
g
J-J
109.300c
1910-1919 State & Co. tax (per M)
’05._.520 50
(51.093 due yearly.)
Population In 1890..
.8,368
Population In 1900
11,559
Population In 1905 (est)
20,000
see
BANNOCK COUNTY
E. G.
County
seat Is Pocatello.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
4^s
J-J
515,000
1911-1920
(51.500 due y’rly; all optional 1911.)
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J 5100,000
Jan
1
BINGHAM COUNTY.
County
not now in existence.
“State aud
’08-’15
H. B.
seat is Blackfoot.
When Due.
City Supplement” for April
Gallet, Auditor.
County seat of Nez Perces County.
When Due. ' 5s ’04
J-J
520,000c.. .Jan 11924
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1914.)"
5s
J-J
57,000c...Dec 1 1912 BON I). DEBT Sept
6’06...5229,500
(Subject to call after 1903.)
, Floating debt
6,626
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund
1,100
State&Co.tax(per 51,000) ’06.-24.50
11 702
Curtis, County Auditor.
(Subject to call after 1915.)
(Assessm’t abt. 80% actual value.)
Water-Works Bonds.
Total tax (per 51.000) ’05
543 50
5s
J-J
580,000c...Jan 1 1922 Population in 1890.
848
(Subject to call In 1912.)
Population
In 1900
.2,426
5s
J-J
560,000c... Jan 1 1923 Population In 1905
5,354
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.)
LEWISTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 31.—
5s
J-J
535,000
July l 1923; Subject to call
INTEREST payable at Lewiston and New York. after July 1 1913.
Total valuation 1906
54,500.000
526,700..May 8 ’07-’16 (Assessment about 1-4 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 31 ’07.526.700 State &
Co. tax (per M) ’06...522 50
Floating debt
28,000 Population In 1900
10,447
TOTAL DEBT Jan 31 1907.. 54,700
Population in 1907 (est.)
30,000
funds
2,776
BLAINE COUNTY.
W. F.
Horne, Auditor.
Hailey is the county seat.
County
originally part of Alturas County.
was
organized In 1895, having been
MONTPELIER IRRIGATION DISTRICT
This
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation
1906..52,207,435
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
| (Assessment about H actual value.
6s g
J-J 5205,000c
1908-1916 i State & Co. tax (per M)
'06...530 00
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’07.
.5205,000j Population In 1905.
6,000
TAX FREE. — Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer’s
office or at
district Is In Bear Lake County.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Oct
1906..565,000
6s
J-J
565,000c...
1925! Bonds of 1906 additional
98,000
(Subject to call after 1915.)
| Assessed valuation 1906(ab't) 600.000
6s ’06
598,000c ..Nov 1 19261 (Assessment
about
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1916.) | Population In 1900 35% actual val.)
(est.)
4,000
Chemical Na¬
tional Bank, New York.
BOISE CITY.
James A. Finney, May or;
Emily L.
Clerk and Auditor.
MOSCOW.
Savidge,
This city
LOANS—
This city is the county seat of Ada
County.
Debt limit is fixed at 15 %
of valuation.
Sewer assessment bonds not
part of general city debt.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer District Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
6s ’05
J-J
596.011c July 1 ’07-’l5
5s g
J-J
559,855c
1920 General bonds Sept 19C6
5245,855
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Sewer assessm’t bds. (addl.)
96.011
6s
J-J
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
J-J
540,000c
Inly 1 1921
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
5s
J-D
28,000c
June 1 1923
(Subject to call after June 1 1913.)
5s
J-D 512,000c...July 1 1921
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
INTEREST
Is
.
COUNTY.
John A. Tucker,
Auditor;
Hadley, (’lerk County Commissioners'.
O.
V.
Caldwell is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.1 Assessed valuation
1900..54.963,716
Bridge Bonds.
I (Assessment about 1-3
4 1-s’06 J J
actual value.)
520.5o0c.. July 1 ’17 ’26 State & Co. tax
(per M) ’06.. .522.00
4 »2s’07 J-J
44.000c
1917-1926 Population in 1900..
7,497
(Subject to call after 1917.)
in 1906 (est.) ....20.000
BONDED DEBTMch 1907.5126.605 'Population
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is
payable at the County Treasurer’s
office or the Chase National
Bank, New York City.
>
CUSTER COUNTY.
Cnallls is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Oct ’06
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Aw;sfd valuation 1906
.537.500!(Assessment about 50%
.
actual val.)
7,438 Tax rale (per 51 ,000)
'06.
539.00
1.416 Population in 1900.
2.049
1.069,161 ' Population In 1906 (est.)
3,000
D. W.
1906
.
FREMONT COUNTY.
I. X.
yt.
Anthony Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.584.200
Assessed valuation 1906
4,671,024
tax (per 51 ,000)
ORANGEVILLE.
06
522 00
Jas.
Carey, Clerk
j
of District Court.
Population In
1900
Population in
1906 (est)
12,820
..18,000
DcIIavon, City Clerk.
Thi- city Is the county seat of
Idaho County.
Whin Due. BONDED DEBT
6<
July *00
535,860
J-J
$5,000
1925 Assessed val nut Ion 1905
5s
...392,006
J-J
860
1907 Total tax (per 51
.000) 1906
W a f*r- Works.
48.50
5s'n0
.J .J
530.000
.May 1 1926
■
Subject to call after May 1 1916.) ;
.
.
.
..
.
INTEREST payable in Orangeville and New
York
IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
DISTRICT
NO.
37.
Hastings Treasurer.
,
This county was divided In 1889, the
county of
Latah being set u!T, leaving
only- the unsettled portion of the country In the
county of Nez Perces.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Mch 3 ’06
...5115.335
Funding Bonds.
Equalized valuation 1906
8,300.962
5s
J-J
S85.000r. .July 1 1920 (Assessment about
1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1910.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’05_. .524 00
Court House Bonds.
Population In 1890
2,847
8s
Nov
$0.75()r Nov 16 '07-’09 Population In
1900
13,748
BOND. DEBT Mch 3 '06
594,000 Population in 1906 (est.)
....-26,000
Floating debt
21,323
ONEIDA
IRRIGATION'DISTRICT.
This district
Is
In
Oneida County.
tax exempt.
LOANS—
Arthur W. Hurt, Sec.
Post Office.
Preston.
Bonds
are
When
Due. | Assessed valuation 1906
5300,000
Irrigation Bonds.
i (Assessment about
\/x actual value.)
7s
J-J 5231,618
Ian 1 ’ll-’20 Total tax
(per
51,000)
’06.
..$15.00
7s ’05
J-J
145,000c..Jan 1 ’16-’25 Population In 1905
4,500
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07. .$526,000
INTEREST payable at First National Bank.
-
Logan. Utah.
OWYHEE COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat is Sliver
City.
J. S. St. Clair. Auditor.
When Due.
Sinklngfund
$18,235
Assessed valuation 1906
1,819,242
1907-1916 (Assessment about 40% actual
value
($6,100 yearly on Sept 1.)
BONDED DEBT Mch 4 '07.561,000 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.531.00
Population in 1905.
..4,000
Floatlngdcbt
1,068
3,804
TOTAL DEBT Mch 4 1907.. 62,068 Population In 1900.
INTEREST payable at office of
County Treasurer.
J-J
561,000c
SAND POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
W. C. Ames Cl’k.
A school district In Kootenai
County.
LOANS—
When Due.,
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
Building Bonds.
5s '06
...
S30.000
-July
30
SHOSHONE COUNTY.
LOANS-
C. A.
County seat Is Lewiston.
6s
..51,694,800
Refunding bonds
46,000 State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
532 50
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06 .140.000
Population In 1890.
1.870
Floating debt
16,962 Population In 1900/
2,286
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906.. 156,962
Population In 1906 (est.)
4,000
County
NEZ PERCES COUNTY.
Funding Bonds.
Shetler, Auditor.
County seat Is Mountainhome.
Blaine County bonds
594.000 Total valuation
MERIDIAN
A school district In
Canyon County.
LOANS—
When Due. , BONDED DEBT .Tune
’06.. 534,500
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.....679.945
5s'06
J-D 520.000 ..June 1 1926
(Assessment about 1 3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.) |
INTEREST is payable at Hanover National
Bank. New York.
.
ELMORE COUNTY.
AND
NAMPA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
Belle B. Kurtz,
Secretary.
New \ ork CItv.
CANYON
5,000
70,000
Assessed valuation 1905
608.300
(Assessment about ,‘4 actual value.)
Total tax (per 51,000) *05
545 00'
Population In 1900
2,484
This district was organized In 1904.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Oct
1906.5285,000
Canal Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at the
6s ’05
J-J 5285,000c
1916-1925 Chase National Bank, New York.
(For maturity see V. 81.
p. 1274.)
(\ J. Short. Ork.
.
Sept ’06.. .$65.000
Hugh E, Me Elroy, Attorney; (F. O. Boise), G. T.
Hamill, Secretary.
..
This city Is the
county seat of Canyon County.
Incorporated 1890.
LOANS—
When Due. (Subject to call after
July 1 1916.)
City Hall Bond*.
BONDED
DEBT
Jail 1 ’07.-551,000
5s ’06
J-J
525.000c
July 1 1926 Water debt (Included)
26,000
(Subject to call after Juiy 1 1916.) Assessed valuation
1906
640,000
Water Works Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5s ’06
J-J
56,000c
July 1 1926 Total tax (per 51.000) 1906 .515.00
J-J
NAMPA
5s g '05 M-N 596,000c...Nov 1
1925
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1915.)
5s ’06
.J-J
$1.600
.July 1 1916
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 25
’07.-5176,000
Assessed Valuation 1906
6,125,000
(Assessm’t abt. 1-3 to •£ actual val.)
School tax (per 51,000) ’06
57.00
payable at Rudolph Kleybolte & Co-
CALDWELL.
Incorporated 1S87.
BON DEI) DEBT
Floating debt.
July 1 1913. TOTAL DEBT Sept 06.
Oct 13 1911
Water Bonds.
Nov 516,000... Nov 1 1909
J-J
25,000...Oct 15 1911
INTEREST on the funding bonds Is payable at the
Chemical National
Bank, New York; on the water bond® at the
Importers’ & Traders’ National
Bank, New York.
1
5s
When Due.
7s
6s
590.000c ..-Jan
to call after Jan
Barge, City Clerk.
58,000
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J
515.000
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject
W. D.
Is the county seat of Lntali County.
City Bonds.
Floating debt
15,000
11922 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906..
356.866
1912.)
Total valuation 1906
.6,150.000
5s g ’04 J-J
571,000c. ..July 1 1924 (Assessment about 2-3
actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
Tax rate (per 51.000) ’06
516 60
Improvement Bonds
Population In 1890
2.311
5s
J-J
525.000c
July 1 1922 Population in 1900
5,957
(Subject to call after July l 1912.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
20.000
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is
payable at the office of the City
Treasurer or at the Chase National
Bank, New York; on the Improvement
bonds at City Treasurer's office or New
York city.
BOISE CITY INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT.—L. M.
Beal, Sec¬
retary Board of Trustees.
5s
Incorporated 1863.
LOANS—
LOANS—
Sinking
Henry Heitfeld, Mayor; Jno. E. Nickersonr
City Clerk.
1906. .4,386,191
Population In 1900
Wm. C. Smith, Auditor.
Salmon Is the county seat.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
519,192
Refunding Warrants.
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
26,149
6s g ’00 J-J
525,500c
Assessed valuation 1906
1,416,663(Subject to call after 1910.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07..525,500 State & Co.
tax (per M) ’06....536.00
Floating debt
19,841 Population In 1900
3,446
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 45,341 |
Population in 1907 (est.)
4,000
INTEREST is payable in New York
City.
LEWISTON.
BOND. DEBT Jan 14’07.. 5115,000
Floating debt
35,278
TOTAL DEBT Jan 14 1907
150,278
Equalized valuation
LEMHI COUNTY.
;
County
Shoemaker, Treasurer.
j Floating debt about
33,000
u-J
532,000c May 2 ’08-’ll Assessed valuation 1906
6,500,000
(58,000
due
yearly.)
(Assessment
about
40
%
actual
value)6s
J-J
549.000c
1906-1915 State&Co.tax (per51,000)
’06.527.00
(Part due yearly on Jan 1.)
i Population In 1890
.4,108
Road Bonds.
!
In
Population
1900
10,216
8s
J-J
51,200c.June 1 ’07-’08 Population In 1906
(est.)
25.000
INTEREST on road bonds Is payable, at the
County
Treasurer’s
office;
on funding 6s due
1911 at Kountze Bros., New
York, and on funding 6s
due 1915 at New York Trust
Co., New York.
4 V£s
For latest statement of debt
C. J.
seat Is Rathdrum.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
When Due. ! BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07..585,000
6s
County seat Is Boise City. Canyon County, created from
part of Ada
County. Is liable for 35.8 % of the court-house bonded debt.
1901, page 139.
Platt, Clerk.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
STATE OF IDAHO.
W. L. Cuddy, Auditor.
ALTURAS COUNTY.
D. Y.
LXXXIV,
This city is In Bingham
County.
LOANS—
When Due. \ Assessed valuation 1903
5675,000
Water & Light Bonds.—Tax
ex'pi. \ (Assessment about Vi actual value.)
5s’06
F-A 547.000C-.Aug 15
19261Tax rate (per 51,000) ’05
519 33(Subject to call after Aug 1916.)
iPopulation In 1900
...1,262
BONDED DEBT Aug ’06..5100,500 1
_.
ADA COUNTY.
[VOL.
County
LOANS—
seat Is
1926'
S. P.
Wallace.
When Due.
Fairwcather, Auditor.
Floatlngdcbt
51,125
TOTAL DEBT Meh 1 1907.
215,625
Assessed valuation 1906.
.7,741,840
1 67,500c.Apr 1 ’06-’ 12 (Assessment about
actual value.)
Court House Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M) ’06
$25 00
5s '05
J-J
575.000c...July 1 1024 Population In 1890
5,382
tSubleet to rail July I 1915.)
Population In 1900
11.950
BONDED DEBTMch 1 ’07.5214,500
Population In 1907 ust )
13,009
7s
Refunding Bonds.
J-J {558,500c. Jan
1
’()8-’12
.
Apr.. 1907.|
COLORADO-DEBT OF STATE
INTEREST payable at New York
City—on the
the Hanover National Bank and on the
county bonds
National Bank.
court house
at American
bonds
at
CANON CITY.
Exchange
Stewart H. Travis
This
(Subject
__
_
Population In 1900
Population
to call
In 1900
3.775
1910.)
Population In 1906
4.300
Sewer Bonds—
5S
J-D $33,000c..-Dec 31 1913 '
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this
city are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the sewer and sidewalk
bonds Is payable at Canon City:
on other bonds In New
York.
CANON CITY SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. I.
4s
$25.000
1917; Subject to call 1907.
Clerk.
city Is the county seat of Washington County.
Incorporated 1887.
•GEN’L BONDS Feb 23
’07_.$43,200 Assessed valuation 1906
$606,613
Assessment debt
12,800 (Assessment about 2-5 actual
value.)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 23 1907.
56,000 City tax rate (per $1,000) ’06_$16.50
Water debt (Included)
33,500
$7 98
CHAFFEE COUNTY.
State of Colorado.
County
C. F.
Johnson, Treasurer.
seat Is
Buena Vista.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 23 '07
.$264,000
Refunding Bonds—.
Assessed valuation 1906
3,070,851
5s
4 M-S $221,000c
Mch 2 1923 (Assessment about 1-3
actual value.)
(Subject to call March 2 1913.)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) *06 $24
00
Judgment Bonds—
Population In 1890
5s
6,612
J-D $43,000c
Dec 1 1919 Population In 1900
7,085
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1909.)
Population In 1906 (est )
10.000
INTEREST Is payable In New York or at
Countv Treasurer’s office.
LOANS—
ITS
.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 28 1861)
Feb. 28 1861
Admitted as a State (Act March 3
1875)
Aug. 1 1876
Total area of State
(square miles)
103,645
State Capital
1
Denver COLORADO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
-Governor (term expires Jan.
1909)
Schreiber, Secretary.
Henry A. Buchtei
See. of State (term expires Jan.
A school district In El Paso
County.
1909).-Timothy O’Connor LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1909)
Alfred E. Bent
Building Bonds—(Tax-Exempt)— Assessed valuationFeb 1
Auditor (term expires Jan.
-4n
1909)
Geo.
4V£g’02 M-S $45,000c .Mch 15 1917
(Subject to call after Mch 15 1907.)
D.
mailer
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on
the first Wednesday
January, and sessions are limited to 90 days.
Refunding Bonds.
4 HJs'06 J-D $21,000c..June 1
1926,
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early
history of State debt see "State and
•City Supplement” of April 1895, p. 140
The present debt Is as follows:
LOANS—
—Interest—
Principal
Name amt Purpose.
%
Payable.
When Due. Outstand’o.
Casual
deficiency bonds
Insurrection, Cripple Creek bonds.
Do
1895
1895
___1897
Leadvllle
INTEREST
Is
4
4
M-S
M-S
M-S
Jan 1 1910
Jan 1 1910
4
Jan 1 1922
Subject to call 1912
$2,033,097
770,787
300,000
100,000
293,500
*1.102,661
_____
Total.
1
Net assets.
$4,600,045
Net debt
•
$2,080,960
293,500
*1,150,000
city Is situated
70,500
223.000
LOANS—
4s
1,796,007
$4,786,410
$2,804,038
$3,095,209
$3,091,566
4s
539.700|1880
194,32711860
39.864 |
.412.198 11870
-34.277
Sept. 3 1872.
-(Con.)
M-N $35.000c. .Nov 15 1912
,4Hs
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1907.)
j 4s
M-S $50.000c
Mch 1 1914
(Subject to call March 1 1909.)
■
M-S $85,000c
Mch 1 1929
to call March 1 1914.)
$80.000c
Jan 2 1930
(Subject to call Jan. 2 1915.)
4s g
J-J
F-A$l25,000c
(Subject to call Feb.
4s
F-A 565,000c
to call Feb. T
s-a
;
Feb 1 1931
1 1916.)
Feb 1 1925
(Subject
4s '04
$133.000
1924
ASPEN.
Tills
Miss AI ice
M-S3
(Subject
$118.000c...Sept
to
call
,
11.140
Population In 1900
21,085
M-N $40.000c. .Nov 15 1912
Population
In 1906 (est.)
35,000
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1907.)
CITY PROPERTY.—The valueof
city property In 1904 was $4,007,573;
of this amount $3,000,000
represented the valueof the entire water
system.
INTEREST Is payable at the City
Treasurer’s office or at the Chemical
National Bank. New York.
Water-Works—
4^s
COLORADO SPRINGS SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO.
LOANS—
When Due. 4s
II.—F. M. Marls. Sec.
J-D $25.000
Mch l 1915
M-S $38,000
Sept 1 1914
to call Mch 1 1905.)
(Subject
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1904.)
4s
M-N $20,000 ...May 1 1921
4^s
M-N $90,000
Nov 1 1917
(Subject to call May 1 1911.)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1907.)
4s
J-D $100,000... Dec 1
1916.
4Hs
A-O 532,000
Apr 1 1913
(Suhlect to call Dec 1 1906.)
(Subject to call April 1 1903.)
BONDED
DEBT
Jan 1907.5368.000
4s
F-A $32,000
Feb 1 1915 Sinking fund.
4.252
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1905.)
NET DEBT Jatt 1907
4s
363.748
F-A $22,000.
Feb 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1906
.15.848.000
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1910.)
School tax (per $1,000)
5s
-
...
CONEJOS COUNTY.
1906..$7.25
E. S.
Christensen, Treasurer.
Conejos is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$120.000
Assessed valuation 1906. .2,321,247 County tax (per $1,000) 1906.527 00
8,794
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) 1 Population In 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
10.000
CRIPPLE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT. NO.
A
district In Teller County.
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06..$135,000 School
Tax rate (per
Population in
BIJOU IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Eugene Wilder
This Is the county seat
Nov. 4 1871 and as a city
LOANS—
of
Boulder County.
1900
Delta is the countv seat
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.571,700
Assessed valuation 1906 .2,810.000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual Value.)
3,303
Incorporated
as
a
town
When Due. \
Park Bonds.—Tar exempt.
Water Bonds.
Tax cxerni>t.
6s
A-O $20.000c .Apr 20 1913
6s g
J-D $30,000c
Dec 1 1908 j
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07.$420,000
4Hs’05J-J
75,000c
July 1 1920 ! Floating debt
4
26.600
A-O
65,000c
Apr 1 1919 ! Assessed valuation 1906.
Is g
3.568.408
J-J
30.000c
July 2 1915 (Assessment about 40% actual
val.)
(Subject to call after July 2 1910.) Total tax
(per $1,000) 1900
$43 50
4 LJs'06
1 1921 City tax (per $ 1.000) 1906
$100,000c.May
4 Us'00
$10 00
100.000
July 2 1921 Population In 1906
12.000
Population In 1900
6 150
INTEREST on 6s due 1908 and on the 4s Is
payable at American Exch'ge
National Bank, New York; on the
4LjS due 1919 at the Hanover National
Bank, New’ York: and on the 4^s due 1920 at
tlie City Treasurer’s
or at N. W. Harris &
Co., Chicago; and on the 4^s due 1921 at the office,
Chemi¬
cal National Bank or at Boulder.
—
•
..
.
BOULDER SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 3.—A. A. Reed.
.Secretary.
J-D
$11,000c.- June 1 190914s ’05
J-D $30,000c
June 1 1920
to call June 1 1899.)
|
(Subject
to
call
June
1 1910.)
.5s '99
J-J $ 14,000c---July 1 1914 4s *06
J-D $25,000c.-June 1 1921
(Subject to call July 1 1904.)
!
(Subject to call June 1 1911.)
*3s ’03
J-J
$30,000c. June 1 1918
j BOND. DEBT Mch 1 *07.. $110,000
(Subject to call June 1 1908.)
Assessed valuation 1906
4.017,354
School tax (per $1,000) 1906.$17.00
.Population
In
1907 lest)..... 12.000
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
County Treasurer In
4s ’94
(Subject
(per $1,000)
1905.$10 00
Population In 1900.
DELTA COUNTY.
City Clerk.
April 18 1882.
1.
G. W. Ridlev, Treasurer.
$1,000) 1906._.$40.00
An Irrigation district
(P. O. Fort Morgan) In Morgan
County.
LOANS —
When Due.]
iSee Y S3 p. 51 for
6s '05
maturity.)
J-D $750.000e Nov 1 '16 25
INTEREST Is payable at National Bank of
Commerce In New York Cltv
BOULDER.
tax
This town I« the countv seat of
Delta County.
BONDED DEBT Meh ’07. .$100,000
Assessed valuation 1905... $421,545
Floating debt.
10,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.
.$66 80
Pfluin, City Treasurer.
Is In Pitkin County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906. $46,000
Assessed valuation 19()6__ ...396,015
to call Jan.
Floating debt
18,779
3 1916 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907 1.901.987
Sept. 3 1911 )
Water debt (Included)
4s
1,623,000
J-J
$50,000c
July 1 1918 Assessed valuation 1906
.14,334,490
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
(Assessment about 40 % actual value)
Improvement Bonds—
City tax (per $1,000) 1906..$ 13 00
6s
J-J
55.208 40c..Jan 1 ’08-’14
Population In 1890
4s g
DELTA.
STATE OF COLORADO.
cltv
$60.000c
Jan 2 1915
2 1910.)
M-N 569.000c
Nov 1 1916
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1911.)
4s
M-N $129.000c. .May 1 1917
(Subject to call May 1 1912.)
4s g
J-D $409,000c. .June 1 1918
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
4s
A-O 590,000c..
.Apr 2 1921
(Subject to call after Apr 2 1916.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '07
$1,883,208
Assessed val uatlon 1905 ..12,330,375
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
J-J
(Subject
4s g
i
1916.)
(Subject to call 1914.)
4s *05 g A-O$170,000c
Oct 2 1925
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1915.)
4s '06 g M-S5170.000
Mch 2 1926
(Subject to call March 2 1916.)
City-Hall Bonds—
_
1900
1890
’07. $66,000
1907
2.200,000
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
School tax rate (per $1.000)
’06.$9.00
Population 111 1907 (est)
6,000
El Paso County.
Incorporated
When Due.
Water Works-
(Subject
1,694,844
•Estimated Interest due on certificates of
Indebtedness and bonds.
DEBT AND TAX
V AL U ATION.—The
following shows the State’s
total assessed valuation, the
State tax per $1,000, and the
total State
•debt for the years named:
Total Assessed
State Tax
Total Debt
Nov. 30—
Valuation.
{pert 1 000)
Nov. 30,
1906_
$356,244,547 00
$4 00
$4,600,045 00
1905
348,106,581
00
4
00
4.695,209 00
1904
342.170.703 00
4 00
4,786,410 00
1903
333,155,321
00_
00
4
4,086,326 00
1902
354,052,501
00
4 00
3.973,483 00
1901
.*465,874,288 00
4 10
3.842.190 00
1900
216,776,356 00
4 10
3.663,098 00
1890
220,544.064 62
4 00
1,647,900 61
1880
73,698,746 29
6 00
213,484 76
1877.
43,453,946 36
5 60
227,709 18
•Under the Revenue Law of 1901
property Is required to be assessed at
its full value.
This accounts for the
large Increase In values In 1901, as
property was assessed at a very much lower basis
In earlier years.
In addition to the tax rate as above
there Is a poll tax of $1 00
per capita.
In 1880 and prior to that date this
poll tax was 50 cents per capita.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Colorado's
constitutional
provisions
with
refer¬
ence to the creation of debt are of
considerable-length, and strike one at
first as quite elaborate.
After a brief study of the
provisions their good
qualities stand out so plainly as wholly to disarm
criticism.
No State has
placed the debt-making power on a more
reasonable basis.
All the reemla
tlons with reference to
public Indebtedness are found In Article 11
of the
Constitution.
See "State and City
Supplement’ of April 1895, pages 140
and 141.
•POPULATION OF STATE.—
In
Refunding Bonds—
4s g
*1,027.500
$4,695,209
1,600,000
r
Boulder.
F.
George M. Perry, Auditor; K. M.
MacMillan,
Clerk.
City
This
$100,000
$2,003,896
761,514
600.000
100,000
293,500
770,749
300,000
100,000
F.
INTEREST payable In Colorado
Springs.
Dec. 1 1906. Dec. 1 1905. DrcA 1904.
warrants
Certificates of Indebtedness
Capitol building bonds
•Casual deficiency bonds.
Insurrection bonds
Other indebtedness
1.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
payable at the Treasurer’s office, Denver.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC-—The
following shows the gross debt of the State
and the cash offsets thereto on the
dates named.
•Outstanding
Cooper,
This city Is the county seat of
Fremont Co.
Incorporated April 2 1872.
LOANS—
When Due. \
Refunding Bonds —
Refunding Water Bonds—
4)$s
A-O $40,000c
1923
6s
M-S $60.000c..Mch 16 1926
(Subject to call 1913.)
(Sub.to call 15 yrs.after date
oflssue) BOND. DEBT Mch 26 '07- $227,050
Sidewalk Bonds—
Water debt (Included)
60,000
6s ’04
J-D $18,800
July 1 1925 ' Assessed valuation 1906,. .1,387.760
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
(Assessment
about
H
actual
5s
value.)
M-N $24 500
1926 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1906.. _$60 00
5s
M-N
9.750
1926 Population In 1890...
2,825
5s '05
F-A
41,000..
This place is in Cassia
County.
LOANS—
When Due (BONDED DEBT Oct
'0G__.S40.000
Sewer Bonds.
j PonnlaMon In 1906 «e«at >
.3.500
•0s 'OG
J J S40.000
Sept 2 1926 |
INTEREST payable in X. Y. City.
(Subject to call after Sept 2 1016.)
TWIN FALLS SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
C. D. Thomas.
Secretary.
A district In Cassia
County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '07__$30,000
School tax <oer $1,000) ’06__-$15 00
Assessed valuation 1906
800,000
WEISER.
Thos. B. Coulter, Mayor; D. N
City Clerk.
TWIN FALLS.
141
DENVER.
Robert
J. E.
W.
City Auditor.
..819
Berkley, Treasurer.
Statc&Co.taxfper
Population In
Population in
$1.000) ’06.$15.50
1900
1907
(est)..
Speer. Mayor; Chas.
F.
5,487
.10,500
Wilson,
Denver*Is situated In Denver County. Under the
Rush Amendment to
the Constitution
(Chapter 46, Laws of 1901), adopted November 1902. the
City of Denver and
various suburban towns have been united
to form what
V. 76. p. 554.
New counties of Adams
formed out of portions of the old
County of Ara¬
pahoe not Included in the new City of Denver.
The State Supreme Court
on Feb.
27 upheld the
constitutionality
of
the Rush Amendment.
Ou
March 29 1904 a new charter was
adopted.
See V. 78, p. 1408
Under
decisions of the State Supreme Court
handed down In Nov. 1904.
Hill Sewer. Fourteenth Street
Viaduct. Broadway Storm Sewer and Capitol
Eighth
Avenue Paving Bonds are a
charge upon the property-owners, payable by
assessments.
V. 79, p. 2221.
LOANS—
When Due. j GEN’L BONDS Jan l
'07.$1,251.300
Refunding Bonds—
'Assessment bonds
2,177.100
5s ’04 g A-0$633.000c
Oct 1 1919 TOTAL DEBT Jau 1 ’07.
3.428.600
Auditorium Bonds—
Sinking fund..
421,376
4s g ’06 J-J $100,0000
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907..
3.007.224
Funding Bonds—
Water debt (Included)
20.000
5s'04 g A-0$479.000c
Oct 1 1919 Assessed valuation
1906.115,052.910
Globeviilc Electric-Light Bonds—
(Assessment
about
60
% actual value)
6s
M-N $4,500c
May 1 1912 Total tax rate (per $1.000) ’06.$32 60
Berkeley Water Bonds—
Population In
Is known as the
City of Denver.
and South ArapAhoe are
.
,
1890
106.713
J-D $ 10,000c. .June 10 1917
Population In 1900 (Census) .133,839
North Denver Water Bonds—
Population In 1907 (est.).. .200,000
6s
J-D
$7,000c
June 1 1911
6s
A-O
1,000c.. .Oct 1 19 12
INTEREST on all bonds Is nayable at the
Mercantile Trust Co., New
York: the funding and
refunalug bonds Interest also payable at the
C'ty Treasurer’s office.
5s
142
COLORADO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
CITY PROPERTY.—On Jan. 1 1906 the
city possessed real estate,
park and other property valued at $13.274.460.
DENVER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. W. A. E.
Stutt, Secretary.
Under Chapter 46, Laws of 1901 (Rush Amendment to the
Constitution),
adopted In 1902, all the various school districts Is what Is
now known
as the City and
County of Denver were united Into one district, known as
above.
See V. 76, p. 554.
These districts are Nos. 1, 2, 5, 7, 17, 18, 21,
24, 35. 44, 69 and 98 of the old County of
Arapahoe. The principal and
Interest of the bonds of each of the old districts
remain a cnarge against
the district which voted
such bonds.
now
outstanding against the district:
LOANS—
When Due.
District No. 2—
4^s
J-J 5157,000c___Jan 11918
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1908.)
4 HS
F-A $75.000c__. Aug 1 1920'
(Subject to call Aug 1 1910.)
District No. 7—
5s
J-J $39,000c___ July
1 1918
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
4Hs
M-S $24,000c...Sept 1 1922
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1912.)
The bonds below
are
INTEREST
C. L.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'06 J-D
(Subject
$48,000
June 1 1926!
to call after June 1 1916.) |
DURANGO SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
LOANS—
When Due
5s
J-J
$12,000c.l914 op. 1904
5s
F-A
26.000c.1919 op. 1909 :
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$38,000
Floating debt
10,0001
INTEREST is payable at Kountze
,
EAGLE COUNTY.
County
seat
A. S.
GUNNISON.
District No. 17—
J-D $183,000c.Dec 20 1917
(Subject to call Dec. 20 1907.)
4s
M-N $70,000c..May 15 1922
(Subject to call May 15 1912.)
4 Ms
District No. 21—
Refunding Bonds—
Plata County.
BONDED DEBT Mch '07. $303,000
Water debt (Included)
270,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2,117,509
(Assessment about M actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$7.00
Population In 1890
2,726
Population in 1900
3,317
Population In 1907 (est.)
6,000
HINSDALE COUNTY.
This city Is In Larimer
County.
Incorporated Feb. 2 1883.
'
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Sept 1906.$265,000
Refunding Water Bonds—
Assessed valuation 1906
1,672,755
4s
M-N $105,000c. .May 4 1925 (Assessment
about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call 1911.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$66 00
Water Bonds—
Population In 1900
3,035
4Msg A-O $160,000c.. Oct 11918 Population in 1906 (est.)
.8,500
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1913.)
INTEREST Is payable at City Treasurer’s office.
FORT
MORGAN.
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
L.
C.
Baker,
Secretary.
This
district is in Morgan County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1’07
$40,000 ' Assessed valuation
_.
Floating debt
FRUITA.
This
1906._$l .152,696
6,000: (Assessment about 1-3 actual val.)
School tax (per $1,000) ’06...$20.00
A. A. Betts,
LOANS—
When Due.' BOND. DEBT
Sept 1906.
Water Bonds.
Population in-1906 (est.).._
M-S $85,000 ...Mch 1 1921
(Subject to call after Mch 11916.)
...
Wm.
County
$85,000
1,120
Cardnell, County Clerk.
seat is Glenwood Springs.
When Due J BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06..
.$199,200
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
2.
26,959
5s
A-O
$99.300c..Apr 1 1920 TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906. 226,159
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
: Sinking fund
7,323
5s
A-O
$67,000c. .Apr 1 1922 NET DEBT July 1 1906...
218,836
(Subject to call April 1 1912.)
Assessed valuation 1906
3,507,710
6s
A-O
$28.000c&rApr 1 1915 (Assessment about 30 % actual val.)
(Subject to call 1905.)
State <5c Co tax (per M) 1905..$28 00
Old Bonds.
Population In 1890
4,478
7s
A-O
$6,000c&rOct 1 1912 Population In 1900..
5,835
(Subject to call 1902.)
Population In 1906 (est)
9,000
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
LOANS—
GOLDEN.
This
O. M.
Colman, City Clerk.
County seat Is Lake City. This county had outstanding In 1899
$43,000
% and $65,000 5 % funding bonds, which are to
be
for $108,000
% bonds, the holders of the old bonds to waive exchanged
all claims for overdue
Interest, amounting to about $60,000.
See V. 70, p. 496.)
$44,000
judgment 8s also became optional In Aug. 1901 and are
being refunded.
Up to Sept.’ 1906 $143,100 of the old Issues had been
refunded,
leaving
$8,900 still outstanding.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Sept ’06..$152.000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
621,107
4s
A-O $107,600
1920 State & Co tax (per M) 1905.
.$29 00
(Subject to call 1910.)
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s
J-J
$35,500
1920 Population in 1890
862
(Subject to call 1910.)
Population In 1900
1,609
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
County Treasurer or at the
office of Coler & Co.. New York.
8
4
When Due.
Water Works Bonds.
6b
($100,000
1918
1914
GOLDFIELD.
$24,000
Assessed valuation 1905
439.670
Total tax (per $1 ,000) 1904...$66
00
Population In 1904
2,152
Woods-Ruby National
Valentine Getz, Clerk.
This city Is In Teller County,
incorporated In 1895.
BONDED DEBT May 1 '06..$25.000 Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1905
.493,800 ! Population In 1900
GRAND JUNCTION.
C. B.
M. P
1905...$60 00
..2,191
Chas.
[ Tax rate (per $1,000)
:
1905
Population In 1900..
$33 33
261
Brandstgtter, Clerk.
This city Is In Clear Creek
County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 26’06.$86,000
|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$46 52
Assessed valuation 1905
856,966 I Population in 1900
2,500
JULESBURG IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
An
Secretary.
E. J.
Frederick,
irrigation district in Sedgwick County.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BONDED DEBT Oct
’06..$465,000
A-O $465,000c_0ct 1 ’15-’24 !
INTEREST is payable at offlee of
County Treasurer or at the Hanover
National Bank, New York City.
6s ’04
LA JUNTA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Robert W. Patterson.
This district Is in Otero County.
LOANS—
When Due. i BONDED DEBT Mch
1907.$37,500
’91
$500
Assessed valuation 1906... 1,249,890
’03
12,000
School tax (per$ 1,000) 1906. .$22.00
’06
25,000
Population In 1907 (est)
6,000
..
_.
._
Leadvllle Is the county seat.
There was some litigation
regarding old
bonds of this county; but the matter has been settled
with the bondholders,
and the taxpayers at an election held In Nov.
1901 authorized an Issue of
$700,000 bonds to take up all the county
obligations except the Judgment
7s.
Of the amount authorized, $671,900 have been
put out up to the date
of our statement, and it Is not
likely that the entire amount will ever be
Issued, as It Is probable that quite a number of Warrants has
been lost and
destroyed. An Issue of 7 % Judgment bonds was
out on April 16 1891.
The amount originally was $60,000, but $40,000 put
has since been redeemed
and retired.
LOANS
When Due.
County Bonds.
May 29 1871
and
| Judgment debt (add’l)
4s
A-O $647.400..Nov 15 1921
(Subject to call Nov 15 1911.)
BONDED DEBT Apr '06. .$647,400
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze
LA PLATA COUNTY.
County
seat Is
4Ms
C. C.
When Due.
$22,000
Assessed valuation 1906
6,107,058
State & Co tax (per M) 1905..$28 30
Population In 1890..
14,663
Population In 1900..
18 .054
Bros., New York.
Eddy, Clerk.
Durango.
j BONDED DEBT Apr
1 *06.$126,500
Assessed valuation 1906
5,037.589
State & Co tax (per M) 1905. .$18 00
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Population In 1890
5,509
Population In 1900..
7 016
Bros., New York.
M-S
$91.500.. Mch 1 1921
(Subject to call Mch 1 1911.)
4 Ms semi an $35,000..
1923
(Subject to call 1913.)
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze
LAS ANIMAS COUNTY.
Juan B. Romero,
L. W. Johnson, Dep. Clerk Board of
seat Is Trinidad.
When Due.
County Bonds.
5s
6s
A-O $110,500
A-O
51,200
BONDED DEBT Mch
21914
.1910
County Clerk;
County Supervisors.
Assessed valuation 1906.$12,526,482
(Assessment 65 %[to 75 % actual val.)
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06.$13.00
Population In i890
17.208
_
’07..$170,700 ; Population In
OPTIONAL.—Bonds are all subject to call.
1900
INTEREST on the 6% bonds Is payable at the
Chemical Nat.
New York: on the 5 % bonds at the First Nat.
Bank, New York H
LEADVILLE.
County
LOANS—
A. R.
6eat of Lake
21,842
Bank
Milks/Treasurer.^*-
County.
Tills city has
no
bonded debt.
When Due. Total
~
tax (per $1,000) 1906. ..$55 00
1 1907.. $244,222 Population In 1007
(est)
12,500
Cash on hand
10,540 Population In 1900
.'.12,455
Assessed valuation 1906
2,168,805
Floatlngdebt Mcb
(Assessmentlaboutl35 %lactualival.) |
LONGMONT.
Henderson, Clerk.
Sept’06. $412,500
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1,456,000
Ms
M S $22.500c
1914 (Assessment about 1 3actual value
(Subj to call $2,500 yearly after ’04.) Total tax (per $1,000)
1905...$51
00
4 MB
40.000c
MS
1929 Population In 1890.
2,395
(Sub. to call $4,000 yrly.after 1914) Population In 1900
3,023
Water Works Bonds.
Population In 1906 (est)
7,000
4 Ms g’06 A-O $350,000c. Apr 2 1921
(Subject to call Ajjr 2 3 916.)
$43,000
150,000
IDAHO SPRINGS.
County
Rich, Treasurer.
This city Is In Weld County.
Incorporated aa a town
as a city of the second class March 1
1886.
LOANS—
When Dw
BONDED DEBT
4
Thomas, Treasurer.
County.
Assessed valuation 1905
LOANS—
This city Is the county seat of Mesa
County.
Incorporated Aug. 30 1882.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds
Water Works Bonds.
6s
M-N $27,500c_. May 1 1912
6s
M-N $65,000c. .May 1 1912 BONDED DEBT
Dec *06..$414,500
(Subject to call May 1 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,439,030
5s
J-D
122,000c. .Dec 11914 (Assessment about 1-3 actual
value.)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
(Subject to call Dec 1 1909.)
$73 00
5b ’06
A-O $300,000c..Oct 1 1921 Special water tax 1905
3 20
(Subject to call $60,000 yearly after Population In 1906 (est)
7,000
Oct 1 1916.)
Population in 1900.
3,603
INTEREST on the water bonds payable at Grand Junction or
at Kountze
Bros., New York.
GREELEY.
D. W.
This town is in Delta
BOND.DEBT Oct. '06
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
1
40,000
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 06.$140,000
INTEREST at Kountze Bros., New York, and at
Bank, Golden.
HOTCHKISS.
LOANS—
city is In Teller County.
LOANS—
Heath, Treasurer; W. R.
LAKE COUNTY.
6s’06
GARFIELD COUNTY.
G.
—
Mayor.
city is In Mesa County.
H.
Darey, Clerk.
1906..$1,840,503
LOANS—
D. D.
Monroe, Sec.
This district is In Morgan and
Washington counties.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Sept 1906 .$70,000
f$9,000c
1923
6s ’05
A-O \ 10,500c
1924
1 11,000c
1925
9—W. C. Llesenberg, Secretary.
2,500
Assessed valuation 1906..$2,787,099
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$14.00
Population in 1907 (est)
6,000
Bros., New York City.
Garrett, City Clerk.
Brothers, County
(See Denver.)
HILLROSE IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Thomas M. Howells, City Treasurer.
T. H.
J. E.
HIGHLANDS.
Sinking fund
This city is In Fremont County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '06... $153.000 I Assessed valuation
1905
$778,425
! Population in 1900..
.3.728
FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.—Frank A
Moore. Secretary.
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905. $1,098,000
4 Ms'06 F-A $30,000... Feb 1 1921 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905.$19 00
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1911.) j
FORT COLLINS.
Corum, Clerk.
Clerk.
Gunnison Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906..$2,906.840
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about X actual value.)
4s g
A-O $372,100c
1919 State & Co tax (per M) 1906.$30.00
(Subject to call 1909.)
Population in 1890
4,359
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07..$372,100
Population In 1900
5,331
Floating debt about
5,500 Population in 1907 (est)
5,500
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer s office or at
Kountze Bros.,
New York.
J-D
FLORENCE.
W. H.
GUNNISON COUNTY.
(Assessment about M actual value.)
$80,000
Dec 1 1919 State & Co.tax(per $1,000)’06
$27 00
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1909.)
Population In 1890
3,725
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.$80.000 Population
in 1900
3,008
Sinking fund.
760 Population In 1907 (est)
4,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasury and In New
York.
5s
at New York Trust Co.,
the water-works bonds at the Hanover National
Bank,
,
5s
Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due— Assessed valuation
LOANS—
refunding bonds Is payable
This city Is the county seat of Gunnison
County.
LOANS—
When Due. NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
$72,000
Water Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
35,000
$35,000
Assessed valuation 1906
283,000
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07. .$71,100 (Assessment about
H actual value.)
Floatlngdebt
4,500 Total tax
1906
$66.00
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07... 75,600 Population(per $1,000)
In 1900
....1,200
Sinking fund
3,600 Population In 1907 (est)
1,500
all that are
Little, Treasurer.
Is Red Cliff.
I.XXXIV.
GREELEYSCHOOL DISTRICT NO.6
4Ms
$24,000
..19171
(Subject to call 1907.)
1
Russell, City Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of La
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds—
5s
M-S
$150,000c
Mch 3 1918
(Subject to call March 3 1913.)
j
Refunding Water Bonds—
5s ’04
J-D $105,000c
Dec 1924
(Subject to call 1914.)
on
New York.
M-S $57,000c..Mch 15 1918
(Subject to call Mch. 15 1908.)
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07. $605,000
Assessed valuation 1906.115,500,000
Gen.school tax (per$l,000)’06.$9.50
Population In
(est)
170,000
INTEREST Is payable In Denver and New York 1907
City.
DURANGO.
on
New York, and
[VOL.
Geo. H.
Stonex, Clerk.
This city Is In Boulder County.
Incorporated Jan. 7 1873/
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Meh 1007
$230,000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906... 1,204,918
4s
A-O $110,000c..Oct 1 1917 (Assessment
about 35 % actual val.)
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$15 00
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population In 1890
.1,543
6s
F-A
$61,000c .Aug 1 1016 Population In 1000
.2,201
(Subject to call Aug 1 1902.)
Population In 1006 (est)
.5,500
Sewer Bonds.
6s
M-S $63,000c
1916
..
(Subject
to cal! any time.)
INTEREST payable at Treasurer’s offlee.
Apr., 1907.]
COLORADO—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LONdMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17.
Gertrude Seckner.Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch 1907
$57,000
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,811,000
4 V^s’00 J-D $17,000c
1915 (Assessment about 40% actual
val.)
(Subject to call after 1905.)
.School tax (per $1,000) ’06...$16.00
44s’03J-D
15,000c
19181 Population in 1906 (est)
6.000
4s *06
J-D, 25,000c
June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.) |
INTEREST Is payable in Boulder.
LOVELAND.
W. A.
PUEBLO SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20.
C. E. Saxton. District
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1907. Secretary
$238,00®
School Bonds.
Floating debt, about
20,00®
4s ’04
F-A$ 100.000c
Aue 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1906..
11,206.677
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$12.0®
Refunding Bonds.
44s
M-S $138.000c
....1917;
(Subject to call after 1907.)
INTEREST is payable In New York
City.
Thomson, Treasurer
PUEBLO COUNTY.
This city Is In Larimer County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb
1907.$100,000
Water Works Bonds.
Assessed valuation 19U6
608,365
5s g
M-N $40,000c..Nov 1 1927 (Assessment about
30% actual val.)
(Subject to call 1912.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$60 50
5s
J-J
$50,000c. .July 1 1916 Population In 1890
698
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
Population In 1900
1.091
5s
F-A
$10,000c_. Aug 1 1920 Population In 1906
5,200
(Subject to call 1915.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National
Bank,
New
York,
or at
office of the City Treasurer.
LOVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
A. N. Turney. Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$45,000
44s *05 J-J
$27,000..July 1 1920 i Assessed valuation 1906
1,451,300
(Subject to call July 1 1910.)
I (Assessment about 20 % actual vaiue)
Refunding Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$20.00
$18,000
I Population in 1907 (est.)
8,000
MANITOU.
Mrs.
County
LOANS—
RIFLE.
RIO GRANDE COUNTY.
ROCKY FORD.
MESA COUNTY.
W. F.
County Treasurer.
Gray, Mayor.
This city is the county seat of Montrose
County.
Incorporated as a
town 1883, as a city of second class
March 1 1906.
LOANS—
When Due.
bunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s '95
J-J
$30,000c..July 1 1910
5s *05
J-J
$80,000c.. July 1 1920
(Subject to call July 1 1900.)
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
BONDED DEBT Mch
1907_$130,000
Renewal Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
700,000
5s ’99
J-D
$20,000c.. Dec 1 1929 (Assessment about 1-3
actual value.)
(Subject to call Dec 1 1914.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) '06
$11.00
INTEREST on water works bonds is
payable at Town Treasurer’s
office or In New York City.
County
T. W.
Monell, County Clerk.
seat Is Montrose.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
*07 $150,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
2,398,339
5s
F-A $121,000c. .Feb 1 1922
(Assessment about 17 % actual value)
(Subject to call Feb 1 1912.)
State&Co.tax(per
$1,000)
’06.$27.00
5s
J-D
$26,000c..Dec 1 1923 Population in 1900
4,535
(Subject to call Dec 1 1913.)
Population in 1907 (est.)
10,800
M-S
4Hs
$3,000c.. Mch 1 1920
(Subject to call Mch 1 1910.)
i
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s
office or at Kountze
Bros., New York.
PITKIN COUNTY.
J. M.
Conner, Clerk.
County seat Is Aspen.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch 1
’07.$427,500
Judgment Bonds.
Floating debt
16,000
8s
A-O
$98,700C--Oct 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1906
2,117,215
(Subject to call Oct 1 1901.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1906..$4u 00
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1890
8,929
5s
M-N $330.500c..May 1 1920
Population in 1900
7,020
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
Population In 1908 (est)
.8,000
INTEREST Is payable at New York
City and at office of County Treas.
PUEBLO.
J. D.
Miller, Auditor.
Pueblo Is situated In Pueblo
to Pueblo In January 1894.
LOANS-—
County.
The city of Bessemer
was
annexed
When Due. j
Pueblo Water Co. Bonds (assu’ed).
A-O $43.8,000
Apr 1 1911
10,000c..Sept 1 1907
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Park Bonds.
,4,4s ’05 J-D $43,000c.. Dec 1 1925
5s g
J-J
$70,000c. Jan 11912
(Subject to call Dec 1 1915.)
(Subject to call Jan 1 1907.)
Viaduct Bonds.
5s g
M-N $10.500c..May 1 1914 5s
J-D $ 120,000c..Dec 1 1918
(Subject to call Nov 30 1909.)
I
(Subject to call Dec 1 1913.)
9s
M-S
$8,000c..Sept 1 1915 STATEMENT OF DEBT Jan 1 1907.
(Subject to call Sept 1 1910.)
General fund bonds
$289,000
5s
M-N $175,000c..Nov 1 1918 Water debt
(special)
1,415,000
(Optional ten years after date.)
Park debt (special)
378,500
5s 04
M-N
115.000c..May 2 1919 Storm sewer debt (special)
320,000
(Subject to call May 2 1914.)
J
Bridge debt (special)
10,000
Water Works Bonds.
Paving district debt (spec)
203,000
4 4s g
J-J
$118,000c. .Jan 2 1914 BON I). DEBT Jan 1
*07.
2,615,500
(Subject to call Jan 2 1904.)
Floating debt..
462,345
Refunding Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07. 3.077.845
44s’03 J-D $ 150,000c.. Dec 1 1918 Value of city
property
781,512
44s
A-O
147,000c..Apr 1 1914 Assessed valuation, real.. 13,883,549
(Subject to call $15,000 yearly.)
Assessed val. persoual
2.289,605
Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
16.173,154
6s
M-S $320,000c..Sept 1 1921 (Assessment
about 60% actual val.)
(Subject to call any time.)
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905—
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
Northslae
_.$40 83
4 *48*06
$562,000
Bridge Bonds.
5s
6s
M-S
.
July 1 1926
Southslde
(Subject to call 10 % yearly after 1916
Bessemer
42 03
41 35
Population In 1890
..24,558
Population In 1900.
..28,157
INTEREST payable In New York
City,
part
at
the
ChaseNatlonal
Bank and part at the First National
Bank: also at office of City Treasurer.
PUEBLO
i
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
E. J. Scott. Secretary.
This Is district No. 1 of Pueblo
County. Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.! BONDED DEBT Mch 1
’07.$185,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. 9.960.980
5s g M-N $140,000c.
Nov 1917 (Assessment about
4 actual value.)
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1907.)
School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$12 00
Building Bonda.
Population in 1907 (est.)
55,000
4s
M S $25,000c
Sept 1920 j
(Subject to call.)
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at County ’Treasurer's
office or at First
National Bank, New York City.
Farrow, Clerk.
When Due
Water Bonds.
5s’06
J-D $100,000 ..June 5
SALIDA.
This
McKilvey.
County.
LOANS—
An Irrigation district (P. O.
Cortez) in Montezuma County.
In March
1907 the Empire Construction Co. closed
a contract
with this district
whereby they deliver a completed system to the district in
return for the
bonds mentioned below.
The bonds as yet have not been Issued.
LOANS—
When Due. ’6s ’06
J-D $238,500
1917-1926
Irrigation Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sent 1906
$795,000
6s ’06
J-D $556,500
1917-1926;
(V. 82. p. 1228 for maturity.)
|
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
MONTROSE COUNTY.
E. L.
This city Is In Otero
MONTEZUMA VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Mo wry, Secretary of Board.
Scott, Clerk
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1907,. $221,00®
Floating Debt Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1 983,778
7s
J-J
$10,000c
Jan 1 1912 (Assessment about 1-3
actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.$25 0®
Funding and Refunding Bonds
Population In 1890
3,451
5s
F-A$180,700c
Aug 1 1919 Population In 1900
4.08®
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
4s
F-A $29.300c
Aug 1 1919 j
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros. New
York.
Thayer, Recorder.
$22 00
9,267
Eck.
Del Norte Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
This town Is the county seat of Rio Blanco
Grand Junction Is the
county seat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06..$59,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1904
Assessed valuation 1906
4.919,975 Population In 1900
T. B.
Meeker Is the county seat.
County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$50,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905...$65.00
Assessed valuation 1905
201,506j Population In 1900
507
John
Pittman, Clerk.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907 $35,700 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$30 0®
Assessed valuation 1906.. 1,081.170
Population In 1900
1,69®
(Assessment about 30 % actual value) !
County. Incorporated July 1876.
When Due. j
Sewer Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
5s
A-O 15
$8,OOOc..Oct 15 1918
6s
M-N $14,000c..May 1 1909 ' BONDED
DEBT Mch 1907.$87,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
664,000
6s
A-O 15 $40,000c. .Oct 15 1917 r (Assessment
about 4 actual value.)
5s
M-N
25.000c..Nov 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000)
50
1906...$44
(Subject to call Nov 1 1914.)
Population In 1900.
1,303
Population In 1906 (est)
1.400
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer’s office or at
Chemical National
Bank, New York.
MONTROSE.
G. W.
RIO BLANCO COUNTY.
Mary J. Grant, Recorder.
D.
Nafe, Clerk.
This town Is In Garfield
County.
LOANS—
When Due. I Floating debt.
$1,00®
Water Bonds.
! Assessed valuation 1906
..104,000
6s’06
J-J
$60,000 ..July 16 19211 (Assessment about
4
actual
value.)
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
! Population In 1906 (est.)
80®
BONDED DEBT July
’06...$60.0001
This town Is In El Paso
G.
R. L.
seat Is Pueblo.
When Due.! Assessed valuation
1906. $25,959,63$
Refunding Bonds.
! (Assessm’t 60 to 70 % actual value.)
44s
J-J $350,000c...Jan 1 19171 State & Co.
tax (per M) 1906.$14 4®
(Subject to call Jan 1 1907.)
I Population In 1900
34,44$
BONDED DEBT Jan
1907.$350,000 ( Population in 1905
.65.00®
LOANS—
MEEKER.
I 13
J. F.
(Subject
to call after June 19164
19211
Erdlen, Treasurer.
city is In Chaffee County.
Incorporated 1880.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$66,0001 Tax
Assessed valuation 1906
880,110!
rate
(per $1,000) 1906
Population In
i Population In
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
Thos.
seat Is Sllverton.
When Due.
1900
1907 (est.)
$6 6®
3,722
5,50®
Annear, Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
$115,10®
Cash In treasury
“.
33,801
1
1912 NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
81,198
(Now subject to call.)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,943.748
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual
value.)
6s
J~-J
197.000c
Jan 1 1919 State&Co. tax
(per $1,000) ’06.$34.08
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1909 )
Population In 1900
2.342
Population In 1907 (est.)
4,508
INTEREST Is payable In Sllverton or New York
City.
8s
Funding Bonds.
F-A $18.100c..Feb
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
County
L. C,
seat Is Tellurlde.
Lomax, Treasurer.
All bonds are exempt from
taxation.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch
’07. $123,00®
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
3,252,877
6s
J-J
$90,000c
Jan 1 1923 State and
tax
County
(per
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
$1,000) 1906
$26 0®
Road Bonds
Population In 1905 (est.)..
6.00®
6s
A-O
$15,000c
May 15 1922 Population in 1900
5.37$
(Subject to call May 15 1912.)
|
6s
A-O $20.000c...Oct
1 1922
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1912.)
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze
Bros., New York
LOANS—
-
City.
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
LOANS—
District No. I Bonds.
5s
J-J
$20,000c
(Subject to call after
5s
J-J
$20,000c
(Subject to call after
District No. 6 Bonds.
7s
M-S
$1 600c
(Subject to call after
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. NOS. I. 6 AND 8.
When Due.
District No. 8 Bonds
7s
M-S $l,250c
1912
1922
(Subject to call after 1902.)
1912.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1
’06.$43,50®
1917 School tax (per $1,000)
1906—
1907.)
District No. 1
$13 0®
1
District No. 6
SO®
1914
District No. 8
14 0®
1904.)
INTEREST on bonds of District No. 1 Is
payable at Kountze Broa,„
New York: on bonds of Districts Nos. 6 and
8 at National Bank of
Coa*>
merce. New York.
SILVERTON.
J. F. Milton,
Mayor; F. J. Bawden, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of San Juan
County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906. $39,500 !
Population In 1900
Sinking fund
4,000i
No tax levied.
1.34®
SOUTH DENVER.
Annexed
to
Denver Feb. 7 1894.
STERLING.
See Denver.
H. C. Morrison, Treasurer.
This town Is in Logan
LOANS—
County.
When Due
Incorporated Sept. 1 1884.
Assessed valuation 1906
$321.98®
(Assess’t abt. 4 to 13 actual
value®
$50.000c
1921 Total tax tper $1,000) 1906
$59.0®
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 *07.$102,500
Population In 1900
99$
Floating debt
6,500! Population In 1907 (est.)
2.00$
INTEREST on the bonds maturing 1921 Is
payable
In
Sterling or'New
York City.
Water Bonds.
5s g
TRINIDAD.
This
S. H. Jaffa. Treasurer.
city Is situated
In Las Animas
LOANS—
When Due.
Waterworks Bonds
5s’97 A-O $328,000c. .Apr 1
1912
(Subject to call after 1907.)
5s g ’01
A-O $70,000c,Oct 1 1916
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1911)
4 4s *06 M-S $230.000c
Mar l 1921
(Subject to cal’, after 1916 )
County.
Incorporated Dec.
Refunding Bonds.
30
137f„
4 4s
1905 $82.000c
192*
(Subject to call after 1913.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $730,88$
Assessed valuation 1906
3,728.737
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$10.23
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Population In 1900
5.343
Population in 1907 (est.)
11.00®
INTEREST on the above bonds is
payable at the First National
New York City, and at the
Ban^
City Treasurer’s office.
TRINIDAD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
L. Freudenthal.
Secretary
This district Is In Las Animas
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$122,000
j Assessed valuatIon 1906. .$4.$81.84®
School tax (per $1,000) 1986. .$12.0$
VICTOR. J. B.
Cunningham, Mayor.
J. T.
Trea*.
This city Ls In Teller County.
Incorporated as a town May 13 1894 as4
city of the second class March 3 1898.
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
$123,638
Water Bonds.
i TOTAL DEBT Oct 31 1907
303.63®
5s g
F-A $315,000©-. Feb 1 1916 .Assessed
valuation 1903
1,087.633
(Subject to call Feb 1 1911.)
f (Assessment about
4 actual value.)
7s
M S $30,000o
1907 Total tax (per $1,000) 1903
$$<> 8®
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 ’06.. $332,000
Population In 1900
4 98®
INTEREST on the $315,000 water bonds Is
pavabie
at
Kountze
Br«?t
New York.
Walters,
as a
.
144
UTAH-DEBT OF STATE.
JORDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
State of Utah.
This district (P. O.
LOANS—
ITS
Building Bonds.
Territory (Act Sept. 9 1850)
Sept. 9 1850
Jan. 4 1896
84.970
Lake City
State Capital
Salt
Governor (term expires 1st
Monday Jan. 1909) John C. Cutler
Secretary (term expires 1st Monday Jan. 1909).C. S. Tingey
Treas. (term exp. 1st
Monday Jan. 1909) James Christiansen
Auditor
J. A. Edwards
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
Interest
%
.c.
Uo
do
State bonds (gold)
All
bonds
-Cc.
.1898
.1900
.1896
.1897
314
4
5
J & J
J & J
J & J
J & J
-PrincipalDutstand'o.
—
Payable.
When Due.
Sept
July
July
July
1
2
1
1
1918
1920
1916
1912
$150,000
300,000
200,000
250.000
non-taxable.
PAR VALUE.—Bonds are In pieces of $1,000 each.
INTEREST on the bonds of 1892 Is payable at the Deseret
National Bank
Salt Lake City, or at the office of Wells,
Fargo & Co., New York; on the
Loncls of 1896. 1898 and 1900 at the U. S.
Mortgage & Trust Co., New' York
City, or the State Bank of Utah. Salt Lake City.
BONDED DEBT on Dec. 1 1906 was
$900,000; on the same date the cash
are
hand amounted to $554,173.
TAX VALUATION.
In 1906 the total assessed valuation was
$145,995,949. as follows:
Real estate, $81,193,601; personal
property, $36,883,939; railroads. &c.. $23,478,495; telegraph and
telephone companies, S1 ,481,770, and net proceeds of mines, $3,158,444.
In 1904 It was $132,994.,247; In 1903 it was $128,241,243; In 1902 It was
$118,047,216: in 1901 It
was $112,603,655: In 1900 It was
$105,629,041; in 1897 it was $102,362,519;
In 1806 it was $107,291,083.
The State tax rate (per $1,000) In 1905 Is
$5 OO.
School tax (additional) $3 00.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The Indebtedness of tills
State Is limited by Its
Constitution.
The sections relating to State debt are found In
Article XIV.
that Instrument, being Nos. 1,2,5 and 6.
Wequote these sections below.
SECTION 1.
To meet casual deficits or failures In
revenue, and for
accessary expenditures for public purposes, including the erection of
public
buildings, and for the payment of all Territorial Indebtedness assumed
by
the State the State may contract debts not
exceeding In the aggregate at
any one time the sum of $200,000 over and above the amount of
the Terri¬
torial indebtedness assumed by the State.
But when the said Territorial
indebtedness shall have been paid, the State shall never
contract
debtedness. except as In the next section provided, in excess of the any In¬
sum of
$200,000. and all moneys arising from loans herein authorized
shall be ap¬
plied solely to the purposes for which they were obtained.
SECTION 2.
The State may contract debts to
repel Invasion, suppress
kLSurrectlon or to defend the State In war: but the
money arising from the
contracting of such debts shall be applied solely to the
purpose for which
ft Is obtained.
SECTION 5.
All moneys borrowed by or bn behalf of the
State, or any
Begal subdivision thereof, shall be used solely for the
purpose specified In
the law authorizing the loan.
mu
SECTION 6.
The State shall not assume the
•f any county, city, town or school district.
debt,
or any
part thereof,
Title 40, Revised Statutes of Utah,
provides further for a State Board 04
Loan Commissioners, who are authorized to refund
all outstanding Terri¬
torial bonds.
These bonds are not to be taxed within the State of
Utah
for any purpose.
Under the provisions of this Act several Territorial bonl
Issues have been refunded.
Counties, Cities, Towns, &c.—The Constitutional
provisions
the debt of counties, cities, towns, school
districts and other
relating to
municipal cor¬
porations will be found In Sections 3, 4. 5 and 7 of Article XIV.
Section 5
h» q voted above.
W'e give Sections 3. 4 and 7 below.
SECTION 3.
No debt In excess of the taxes for the
current year shall
be created by any county or subdivision
thereof, or by any school district
therein, or by any city, town or village, or
any subdivision thereof in this
State: unless the proposition to create such debt shall have been
submitted
to a vote of such qualified electors as shall have
paid a property tax therein
In the year preceding such election, and a
majority of those voting thereon
shall have voted in favor of incurring such debt.SECTION 4.
When authorized to create Indebtedness as
provided In
Section 3 of this Article, no county shall become
Indebted to an amount.
Including existing indebtedness, exceeding 2%.
No city, town, school
district or other municipal corporation shall become
Indebted to an
Including existing Indebtedness, exceeding 4 % of the value of the amount,
taxable
property therein, the value to be ascertained by the last
assessment for
State and county purposes previous to the
Incurring of such Indebtedness;
except that in incorporated cities the assessment shall be taken
from the
last assessment for city purposes; provided.
That no part of the indebtedness
allowed in this section shall be incurred for other than
strictly county, city,
town or school district
purposes.
Provided, further. That any city or to wn
when authorized, as provided in Section 3 of tills
Article, may be allowedjto
incur a larger Indebtedness, not
exceeding 4 % additional, for
city or town with water, artificial lights or sewers, when the supplying such
works for sup¬
plying such water, light and sewers shall be owned and controlled
by the
municipality.
SECTION 7.
Nothing in this Article shall be so construed as to impair
add to the obligation of
any debt heretofore contracted in accordance
with the laws of Utah
Territory, by any county, city, town or school district,
or to prevent the
contracting of any debt, or the issuing of bonds therefor,
in accordance with said laws, upon
any proposition for that
which,
according to said laws, may have been submitted to a vote purpose,
of the qualified
electors of any county, city, town or school
district before the day on which
this Constitution takes effect.
SECTION 1884. Chapter 14, of the Revised
Statutes, limited the indebt¬
edness of school districts to 2% of the
assessed valuation of property, but
this limit was raised to 4% by
Chapter 17, Laws of 1901—that Is, to this
Constitutional
or
figure.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900...
1890
143,963
i 1870
86.786
1860
1S50
40,273
.
11,380
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
CACHE COUNTY.
County
seat
Is Logan.
LOANS—
J. N.
Larsen, Auditor.
LOGAN.
E.
W.
Robinson, Mayor; Miss Estella Egbert,
City Recorder.
This city is In Cache County.
The State Supreme Court has declared
valid the $65,000 electrlc-llght bonds
mentioned below.
V. 76, p. 877.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Water Works.
Electric Light Bonds.
5s ’92
J-D $40,000c. Dec 31 1912
4s
M-N $65,000c...May 1 1923 BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07 $162,000
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Floating debt
10,168
5s g
J-D $12,000c. ..June 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1906
2,176,436
(Subject to call after 1914.)
(.(Assessment Is 2-3 of actual value.)
Liquidation Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$32 30
6s g ’98 M-S
$5,000
Mch 1 1908 Population in 1900
5,451
(Subject to call after Alarch 1 1903.) (Population In 1890
4,565
! Population In 1907 (est.)
8,500
INTEREST on water bonds Is payable at Kountze Bros.,
New York, or
at the office of the City
Treasurer; on electric-light and liquidation bonds at
State Bank of Utah or at the American
Exchange National Bank, New
York
City.
LOQAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
L. C.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 1907 $25,000
Sinking fund
1 375
Building fund
4,300
Farr Jr.. Clerk Board of Education.
Assessed valuation 1906. $2,156,658
(Assessment about 70% actual value.)
School tax (per $ 1,000) 1906
$7 00
.
Population In 1905 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
7,000
OGDEN.
E. M. Conroy. Mayor.
W. J. Critchlow, Re¬
corder; Florence (). Stanford, City Auditor.
This city Is
In Weber County.
LOANS—
6s
6s
5s
5s
5s
When
General Improvement.
J-D $40,000c._ .June 1
(Subject to call after 1906.)
F-A $50,000c
Feb 1
A-O
50,000c
Apr 1
J-D
50,000c.. .Dec 1
M-N 100.000c__.Alay 1
Refunding Bonds.
F-A$ 100,000c
4 J^s
Due.
1911
1912
1912
1912
1913
Augl5 1918
(Subject to call after 1908.)
M-N $50,000c
Alay 1 1920
(Subject to call Alay 1 1910.)
4s g
4s
J-D
(Subject
$30,000c
June 1 1921
to call after 1911.)
INTEREST
office
or
on
Refunding Bonds.—Con.—
s’06 J- D $30,000c.. .June ] 1926
(Subj. to call after June 1 1916.)
4 M
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’04
J-J
$45.000c.
..July 1 1S>14
(Subject to call after July 1 1905.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07... $545,000
Sinking fund
50,000
Total valuation 1906
.10,479,473
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$10.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$33.00
Population In 1890
14,889
Population In 1900
16,313
the $50,000
at the Chase
sewer bonds Is payable at the
City Treasurer’s
National Bank, New York.
OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
E. S. Rolapp Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed
valuation, real. .$7,102,45)3
Building Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
3,376,5)80
4s g
J-J $100,OOOc-.-July 1 1922 Total valuation 1906
.10,479,473
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
(Assessment about actual value.)
5s g
J-D $35.000c.. Dec 1 1912 School tax
rate (per $1.000), ’06 $7.20
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06. ..$ 135,000
Population In 15)05
25.000
Floating debt
6,600! Population in 1907 (est.)
27,000
INTEREST is payable In New York.
PROVO.
J. H.
Frisby, Mayor; Wm. E. Harding, Recorder.
This city Is the county seat of Utah
Incorporated Feb. 6 1851.
LOANS—
When Due.
‘Refunding Bonds.
4H-sg M-S $82,000c..
(Subject
to call
Water Bonds.
Alch 15 1922
Alch. 15 1912.)
County.
Bonds
Sinking fund
are
tax
exempt.
$4.000
Assessed valuation 1906.^.2.511,992
(Assessment 70% actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.1. $35.00
Population ill 1890
5.159
Population In 1900.
6 852
Population In 1907 (est.)
8,000
4Hs’<*6 J-D $35,000... June 1 1926
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
BOND. DEBT Alch 1 ’07.. $117,000
j
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National
Bank, New York, or
at the office of the City Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Auditor.
Ezra
Thompson, Mayor; Rudolf Alff,
This city is situated In Salt Lake
County and was Incorporated In 1851
and Jan. 20 1860.
Bonds are all tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s ‘05
A-O $150,000c. .Apr 1 1925
4 Hs
J-J $548,(K)0c__ .Jan
1 1924
(Subject
to call Apr. 1 1915 )
4s
Al-S 5()(),00()c__ .Sept 1 1918 BONDED
DEBT Sept ’06 $3,798,000
4S
J-J
500,000c.. .Jan 1 1921 Water debt (Included)
1,100,000
4s
J-J
200,000c-. .July 1 1921 Assessed valuation, real.
.30,195.135
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation, pers’l. 10,944 .393
4s
A-O$250,0()()c_
Oct 1 1920 Total valuation 1906
41,139.528
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
(Assessment about 60 % actual value)
Water Improvement Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$12 00
4s ’05
A-O $850,000c_Apr 1
1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$35 10
(Subject to call Apr 1 1915.)
in 1900
Population
53,531
General Fund
Population in 1905
85,000
5s
_
.
AI-N$800,000c
May 1 1914
INTEREST on the bonds due in 1914, 1918, 1921 and
1924 Is payable
City or in Salt Lake City; the bonds due 1920 are
payable In
New York City.
ASSETS.—City lands, buildings, sewer system and street and sidewalk
paving are valued at $4,250,805; water works system at
$4,890,537: other
assets, $187,882.
Cash In treasury Dec. 31
1905, $1,135,563.
The earn¬
ings from the water works for the year 1904 amounted
to $118,899 31.
at New York
SALT
LAKE CITY
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
L. P. Judd. Clerk.
When Due. j Assessed valuation
1906.$42,000,000
Feh 1 191 2 ' (Assessment abt. 1-6
($425,000c
actual value.)
5s
F-Al 220.000c_. Feb 1 1913 School tax
rate (per Al) 1906. _$8 10
BONDED DEBT Alch 1 ’07.$615,000 !
Population 111 1907 (est.)
90,000
Floating debt
25,000 1
INTEREST Is payable at Wells. Fargo & Co
N.Y., and Salt Lake City.
,
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
J. A.
Gmesbeek, County Treasurer.
Salt Lake City Is tne county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. I
School District No. 24.
Refunding Bonds.
5s 1905
$20,000...June 15 1925
4hi’06s F-A $350,000c. Aug 1 1920 !
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
(Subject to call after Aug 1916.)
1
School District No. 29.
Funding Bonds.
5s 1905
$22,000.. .June 15 1925
5s
J-J $120,000c
July 1 1917
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
after
(Subject to call
1907.)
School District No. 38.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '07.
$470,000 5s 1905
$7.500__ .June 15 1925
Floating debt.
25,273
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
Assessed valuation, real. .36,219,636
School District No. 42.
Assessed val., personal
17,891,795 58 1905
$3,000__. June 15 1925
Total valuation 1906
54,111,429
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
(Assessment abt. 70% actual value.) I
School District No. 47.
State and Co. tax (per Al) 1906 $15 00 5s 1905
$10.000...June 15 1025
Population In 1890.
58,457'
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
.
When Due.
Assessed valuation. pers’L$2,749,792
Funding & Improvement (gold).
Total valuation l900
7,809,686
5s
F-A $31,000c
Nov 1 1922 |
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1912.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06 15 00
BONDED DEBT Sent ’06...$31.000
Population In 1890
15,509
(County has no boating debt.)
Population In 1900
18.139
Assessed valuation, real. .$5,059,894 Interest
payable In Salt Lake City.
—
GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district In Salt Lake
County.
LOANS—
When Due. \
4 >$s‘06 J-D $60,000
June 1 1926'
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)!
J-D
9,000c
,1293
(Subject to call after Mar 2 1908.)
4 pis’06 J-J
$30.000c...July 1 1926
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
BOX'D. DEBT Feb 25 ’07_.
$89,000
Sinking fund
2,470
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
Total assessed val., 1906
6,420,045
5s ’04
A-O
20,000c
Oct 1 1924 (Assessment about 80 % actual value)
(Subject to call at any time.)
, School tax (per $1,000)
1906..$13.50
5s ’03
M-S
15,500c
1923 Population In 1907
(est.13,000
(Subject to call after March 2 1908.) I
INTEREST on the $3,000 bonds due 1925 Is
payable in Boston; on the
4
bonds in Boston; on all other Issues In Salt Lake
City.
LOANS—
276.749; 1880
207 905
:
—
5s ’03
J-D
$3,000c_ .June 15 1925
(Subject to call after June 15 1910.)
5s ’05
J-D
5,500c
1925
(Subject to call after June 1 1910.)
5s ’05
J-J
6,000c
1925
;
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the second
Monday lh
January, and sessions are limited to 60 days.
DEBT OF STATE.—The loans
outstanding
against
the
State
of Utah
are as follows:
Thompson, Clerk.
:
as a
Admitted as a State
Total area of State (square miles)
N.
LXXXIV
Sandy) Is in Salt Lake County.
When t)ue.
Building Bonds.— (Con.)
5s ’05
DEBT, RESOURCES/&c
Organized
|VOL.
_
Population In 1900.
77,725 1
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer’s
office.
Apr., 1007
NEW MEXICO-DEBT OF TERRITORY.
County
scat Is
D.
Ogden.
Mattson, Clerk and Auditor.
COLFAX COUNTY.
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed valuation, real..$9.588.709
Refunding Bonds.
i Assessed val., personal
5,489,292
4s
J-J
$80,000c_. .July 1 1922 Total valuation 1906
15,028,001
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
(Assessment about 35% actual val.)
Funding Bonds.
State A Co. tax per M) 1906__$23 00
5s
A-O $40,000c
Apr 1 1921 Population In 1890
22,723
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Population In 1900
25.239
BOND. DEBT Meta 1 1907_.$120 000 Population In 1907 (est.)
35.000
Floating debt
24 225
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasury
LOANS—
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
'97
J-J
$16,000
Aug 1 1927
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
Funding Bonds.
6s ’97
J-J
$18,500
Aug 1 1927
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
Current Expense Bonds.
6s ’93
J-J
$7.000...Jan 18 1923
(Subject to call after Jan 18 1913.)
INTEREST Is payable at office of
National Bank In New York City.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$5,000
Sept 1 1932
(Subject to call after Sept l 1922.)
5s ’06
J-J
$28,900 ...July 1 1956
5s ’02
6s
GRANT COUNTY.
Territory of New Mexico
Jackson
,
(Subject to call after Julv 1 1921 t
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$75,400
Assessed valuation 1906
3,096,111
Territorial & county tax (per
$1,000) 1906
$36.75
Population In 1900.
County Treasurer or
10.15u
at the
Chemical
Agee, Treasurer.
County seat Ls Silver City.
This county was divided under Chapter 38,
Law« of 1901, a portion being taken to form
part of Luna County.
A com¬
mission appointed to adjust the Indebtedness of the two
counties has appor¬
tioned $1 60,814 28 to Grant County and $51.654 83 to Luna
County.
LOANS—
When Due
Assessed valuation 1906 .$2,801,137
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES
Geo. A. Pace, Treasurer.
Ratoa is the county seat.
I
WEBER COUNTY.
145
&c.
Refunding Bond*—7'UT Exempt.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
5s g
M-S $228 000c. _Jan 1 1932 Ter. A Co. tax (per M) ’06
$33.00
Territory (Act Sept. 9 1850)
Dec. 13 1850
SuMect to call Jan 1 1922 )
Population In 1890
9,657
Total area of Territory (square miles)
BOND.
DEBT
Jan
1
1907..$228,000 Population In 1900
122,580
12.883
Cash In treasury
Territorial Capital
57,967
Population In 1906 (est.)
15.000
Santa Fe
INTEREST ls payable at the Hanover National Bank In New York.
Governor (term expires January 1910) .Herbert J. Hagerman
COUNTY.
M. B. Baca, Deputy Assessor.
Secretary (term expires January 1910)
J. W. Raynolds GUADALUPE
Santa Rosa is the
•Organized
as a
_
LEGISLATURE
meets
January, and sessions
are
biennially In odd
years on the third
county seat
BONDED DEBT May ’06. _.$35,70" ; Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1906
796,937
Monday of
limited to 60 days.
REFUNDING BILL.—In 1899 a general refunding bill,
applicable alike
to the Territory and the counties and municipalities
therein, passed the
Legislature—see ‘ Chronicle” of March 18 and 25 1899
The bonded debt at present Is as follows:
LOANS—
—Interest. —
Prlnclp'd
—
Name and Purpose.
P. Ct. Parable.
When Due.
Outstanding.
Capitol re-blde. bds. cou .1895
5
M-N
M-N 1925
$75,000
($25,000 due Mav 1 and $50,000 due Nov. 1 1925; sub to call after 1915.)
M-N
Capitol re-bldg, bds cou. _1899
May 1 1J29
60,000
Subject to call May 1 1919.
Current exp. bonds eon. __1887
6
Mav 1 19C7
May
40,000
Subject to call since 1897
do
do
cou.-.1887
6
Nov
Nov 1 1907
50,000
Subject to call since 1897.
do
do
cou. ..1888
6
May
May 11908
50,000
Subject to call since 1898.
Insane Asylum., .cou. .1891
6
J-J
Oct 11921
25,000
Subject to call after Oct 1 1911.
do
do
cou.
-.1895
5
J-J
Jan 1 1925
30,000
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
Military Inst, bonds cou... 1895
5
J-J
July 1 1925
15.000
Subject to call after July 1 1905.
Penltent’ry refd’g. cou.’94«Se’95
6
M-S
1924-1925
81,000
Subject to call after 1914-’15.
Provisional debt bds.cou> 1889
6
M-S
1919
177,000
Subject to call after 1909.
Refunding bonds.
.cou. 1893
6
J-J
July 1 1923
104,000
Subject to call July 1 1913.
do
do
cou. 1903
4
M-S
June 1 1933
101.000
Subject to call after June 1 1923.
"Territorial Inst’n bds. cou. .’95
5
J-J
July! 1925
35,000
Subject to call after July 1 1905.
INTEREST on current expense bonds Is payable at First National
Bank,
New York, or National Bank of Commerce, New York; on all other bonds
at the National Bank of Commerce, New York City.
TOTAL DEBT.—The total bonded debt on Dec. 1 1906 was
$843,000;
on the same date the Territory had a sinking fund of $103,302.
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The assessed valuation (about 1-3 cash
$43,242,746; the tax rate In 1906 was $14 00.
STATEHOOD DEFEATED.— The proposition to form a State
by the
•union of tlie territories of Arizona and New-Mexico failed at the election
Nov. 6 1906.
The vote In New Mexico was In favor of the
project but in
Arizona It was overwhelmingly defeated.
V. 83. p. 1186.
POPUL ATION OF TERRITOR Y.—The population of New Mexico has
been as follows In the years named.
The total for 1900 Includes Indians
and whites on Indian reservations not previously taken Into account.
Such
persons In 1890 aggregated 6.689 and In 1880 23,452.
2 900
..195,31011880
..119,56511860
*87,034
1890
153,593)1870
91,87411850
61,547
value) In 1906
was
•
Not Including population of Arizona Territory, then forming
part of New
Mexico, but subsequently detached and organized as a separate Tcrrltorv
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Harry F. Leo, Clerk.
Tills city Is the county scat of Bernalillo County.
LOANS—
When Due.] BOND. DEBT July 1 'nr,.
Citv Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1 i _>s‘o6 J .1
830.0U-1 ....Tilly 1 1936 Population in 1906.
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.1
.
_$ 193.000
2, 753,800
1 1 ,070
.
ALBUQUERQUE SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
C. S. White, Secretary
This district Is located In Bernalillo Countv
LOANS—
When Due | BONDED DEBT Nov ’06.
894,000
$00,000
1922 Assessed valuation 1906
3, 137,675
(Subject to cal! after 1912.)
School tax (ner 81.000) *06
$10.00
School Building Bonds
PopulatIon In 1890
.-3.785
4 Hs
J-J
$34 .000
July 1 1934 Population In 1900
.6,23*
(Subject to call after 1924.)
.
I
..
.
ARTESIA.
This
J. E.
Swepston, Clerk
city is in Eddy County.
LOANS—
6s
When Due.
W ater-Works Bonds.
'06
.1 -.1
$50,000
Mays 1936
(Subject
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. $50,000
Assessed valuation 1906.. ..227,000
Total tax rate (per M* 1906
$5.22
Population In 1907 (est)
1,500
to call after May 8 1926.)
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
Countv seat Is
A
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
6s
J-J
$30,000
July 1 1922
<Subject to call July 1 1012.)
Current Expense Ronds.
6s
J-J
$7,000.._Nov 16 1921
(Subject to call Nov 16 1911.)
5.9s
J-J
$17,000. -Dec 31 1922
(Subject to call Dec 31 1907.)
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J
(Subject
E.
Albuquerque.
$54,531 50 Aug 2 1917
to call Aug 2 1907.)
CHAVES COUNTY.
J. S.
Walker, Probate Clerk.
F-S $106,200
July 1 1931
(Subject to call after Julv 1 1921.)
5s
M S $78,000
Sept 1 1931
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.)
4 Hr ’05 J-J
$70.400
July 1 1935
(Subject to call Julv 1 1925.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 1007. ..$363.131
Assessed valuation 1906
3.700.649
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Ter. & Co. tax (per M) '06
$42.60
Population In 1900.
28,630
Lea, County Treasurer.
.
.
(Subject to call May 1 1906.)
Funding Lincoln Co. Bonds.
J-J
$5,000
..Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call Jan 1 1911.)
Refunding Bends
•3s
g
M-S
(Subject
$39.one
Mch 1 1931
to call Mch 1 1921 )
Dr. F. E. Olnev,
LOANS
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J
When Due.
$24,946
Floating debt
Sinking fund
.$53,000
None
2,818
Assessed valuation 1906
3.422.250
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Ter. A Co. tax (per M) '06
$31 60
Population In 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
Incorporated Aug. 1
School House Bonds.
5s
M-S $35.000
Sept 1 1930
BONDED DEBT May ’06.. $67,000
Tax valuation In 1905
1,179,973
City tax (per $1,000) ’05
$22 00
Population In 1890
_2.385
Population In 1900.
3.55?
Aug 2 1917
(Subject to call after Aug 2 1907.)
Refunding Bonds.
5s
M-S
$7,000
Sept 2 1931
(Subject to call after Sept 2 1921 )
5s
Mayor; C. Tamme, Clerk.
city ls the county seat of San Miguel County.
M-S $10.000
Jan 1 1932
to call after Jan 1 1922.)
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
(Subject
MORA COUNTY.
Charles A.
Strong, Treasurer.
County seat Is Mora.
A portion of tbls county was cut off and added to
Union County, thus reducing valuation and
population after 1803.
LOANS—
When Due. j (Assessm’t about 5-8 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
; Ter. A Co. tax (per M) ’06
$36 70
5s
M-S SH0,000c
1925 Population in 1890
10.618
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$90,000 Population In 1900.
10,304
Assessed valautlon 1906._ 1,263,850! Population In 1906
(est.)
10.700
INTEREST Is payable at N. W. Harris A Co.,
Chicago.
OTERO COUNTY.
II. H.
Major, Probate Clerk and Rec’er.
Alamagordo Is the county scat.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$57.0001 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
2,109.061!Population In 1906 (est.)
Ter. A Co. tax (per M) ’06
$29 00!
RATON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11.
4,773
10,500
4.791
8,000
A. Jelfs, Clerk.
A school district In Colfax County.
LOANS—
;
When Due.' BONDED DEBT Aug ’06__.$25,000
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1,040,000
5s’06
J-J
s 10,000c
July 1 19361
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.) j
ROSWELL.
Fred. J. Beck,
City Clerk.
This eltv Is the county seat of Chaves Countv.'
Incorporated In 1903.
LOANS—
When DueJ BONDED DEBT Mch 1907
$30,900
Fire Engine Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1,124,305
5s
J-J
$ 1,600c.--July 1 1924 (Assessment about 25%
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per M) 1906
5s
M-S
$3,300c
Dec 1 1931 Population in 1900.
(Subject to call arter Dec 1 1921.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
Sewer Bonds.
6s
J-J
$35,000c. _Oct 10 1931
(Suhlect to call Oct 10 1921.)
1NTEREST on all bonds ls payable at New York.
TAX FREE.— All bonds are tax exempt.
'
ROSWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Fred. J. Beck. Clerk.
Tills district not only Includes the city of
Roswell, but
territory.
LOANS—
When Due ! 6s g’05 J-J
58,400c
6s g ’00 J-D $25,000c..-June 1 1930 I
(Subject to rail after
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.) 1 BONDED DEBT Mch
6s g *03 M-S 510.000c
Sept 1 1933 School tax tper §1,000)
(Suhlect to call after Sept 1923.1
INTEREST payable In New York and Chicago.
SAN
MIGUEL
COUNTY.
R. L. M. Ross,
Eugenio
Romero,
Deputy.
actual val.)
$51 r,o
2,049
6.800
also
adjacent
July 1 1925
Julv 1915.)
1907-$43,400
’06
$10.00
Treasurer;
County seat Is Las Vegas.
General county refunding 5 % gold bonds have
been exchanged for all of the 6 % bonds of 1889 and 1892
except $400 of the
latter Issue.
The comity has money oa hand to meet all
Interest, and cou¬
paid as soon as presented.
When Due.
J-J
$S()()c. .July 1 1917
(Subject to call after July 1 1907.)
pons are
LOANS—
6s
Refunding Bonds.
•is
M-S $ 158,000c. ..Mch 1 1934
to call after Mch 1 1024.)
Small Pox Bonds
Os
.J-.J
$4000.--Jail 1 1922 6s
J-J
$4,600c
July 1 1927
(Subject to call arter Jan 1 1902.)
(Subject to call after Julv 1 1917 )
Refunding Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907-54S6.800
6s
M-S $37.700c-.-Mch 1 1930 Floating debt about
l ,000
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1920.)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907... 487,800
5*;s
M-N $96,200c
Nov 1 1925 Cash on hand
31.600
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1910.)
NET DEBT Feb 1907
456.200
5
s
J-J
$16.900c...July 1 1926 Assessed valuation 1906.. 4,049.248
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
(Assessment about H actual value.*
5s
M-S 172.200r
July 1 1932 Ter. A Co. Tax (per M) ’06
$38 00
(Subject to call after July 1 1922.)
Population In 1906 (est.)_.
.
Funding Bonds.
(Subject
Population in
SANTA FE COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
Is
Boswell Is the county seat.
The county was formed from part of Lincoln
Countv In 1891.
LOANS— '
When Due.
Refunding Bond*—(Con.).
Curient Expense Bonds
5a
M-S $11,000
July 1 1921
Os
J-J
$7,000
May 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Feb 25 1907.
6s
This
1888.
,
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
ALBUQUERQUE.
LAS VEGAS.
$31 00
H. B.
26,000
22,053
1900
Cartwright, Treasurer.
County seat is Santa Fe.
A committee of citizens appointed to
adjust
the bonded and other indebtedness of the county on the basis of 25
cents on
the dollar (V. 70, p. 242) failed to effect such compromise
On Jan. 7 1902
the Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution
offering to compro¬
mise the debt on the basis of 50 cents on the dollar. Issuing
In payment 3 %
bonds.
This compromise was not acceptable to the
bondholders. V. 74.
p. 110. See V. 71. p. 303 and 1183. for suit Instituted by Bird S. Coler
et al
of New York City.
A later compromise of 60 % In 3 % bonds was also re¬
jected.
V. 76. p.
1
19;
also
V.
627
and
81.
p.
1059.
p.
County Debt July I 1904.
County Debt—(Con.)
.
Santa Fe Co. bonds.
Unpaid coupons
Floating debt
Interest on same
School Districts—Cerrlllos A city of Santa Fe_
Interest..
Interest for 1002
$681,039 00
230,164 95
11.385 90
7,874 28
29,333 70
700 00
55.355 34
Interest for 1903
Interest for 1004.
$84,172 00
50,975 00
TOT. DEBT Julv 1 ’04.$1,151,000 17
Assessed valuation 1906
1,703,604
Exemptions
163,000
Ter. A Co. tax (per M) *03
$49 00
Population lu 1890
13,562
Population In 1900
14.658
SANTA FE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. A.
Wood, Secretary.
This district ls In Santa Fe County,
comprising the city of Santa Fe.
When Due. 1 Assessed valuation 1906
$831.000
5s
A O 828.090c
1034 School tax (per $1.000) ‘06
$5 00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1007..$28,000! Population In 1906 (est.)
.7,250
INTEREST Is payable at Cleveland.
LOANS—
146
ARIZONA-DEBT OF TERRITORY
SIERRA COUNTY.
Hillsboro is the county seat.
Bonds are tax free.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906..$1,241,247
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about ±4 actual" value.)
5s
M-S $55,000c
1931 Ter. & Co. tax
(per M) ’06
$27 00
(Subject to call after Sept 1921.)
Population in 1900
3,158
BONDED DEBT Feb 26 ’07.$55,000
Population In 1906 (est.)
3,600
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
TAX FREE.—Bonds are exempt from
Territorial and county tax.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
County seat Is Socorro.
form Otero County.
LOANS—
B. A. Pinno, Clerk.
A portion of this county has been taken
to
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
M-S $150.000
(Subject to call June
TAOS COUNTY. E.
June 11931
1 1921.)
help
Gonzales, Clerk Board of Commissioners.
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1905
Population In
1900
Arizona
1900.
% 50-year Territorial bonds.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund.
$8,440
Territorial Bonds (Refunding) —
Assessed valuation 1906...3,638,634
5s
J-J $159,000...Jan 15 1943 (Assessment
about 3-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan. 15 1914.)
Ter. & Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06_$25 00
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$159,000
Population In 1900
5,314
INTEREST is payable In New York
City.
TAX FREE.—All of the
county’s bonds are exempt from taxation.
This
T. A.
Duley, Clerk.
city is In Cochise County.
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
( BONDED DEBT Sept ’06.. .$75,000
(Assessed valuation '06
1,800,000
$75,000c__Jan 1 ’13-’37 | Tax rate (per
$1,000) ’06
$11.30
DOUGLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 27.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb
1907. .$40,000
Building Bonds.
;
6s g
J-J
,
5sg’06 M-N $40,000c...May 1 1926
|
FLAGSTAFF.
13,895
Incorporated May 1894.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$102,500
Water-Works Bonds—Tax Exempt Assessed
valuation 1905
554,614
6s
J 15-J 15 $85,000c
...1928 (Assessment about 4
actual value.)
(Subject to call.)
City
tax
(per
$1,000)
1905
$5 50
6s
J 30-D 30 $10,000 c
1928 I Population In 1890
963
(Subject to call.)
Population
In 1900
1,271
6s
J 30-D 30 $10,500 C.._
1928 j
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
Territory.
L. W.
Quinlan, Town Treasurer.
This town Is in Coconino
County.
When Due.
GILA COUNTY.
D. R.
Williamson,
Treasurer.
Globe Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$109,781 i Ter. & Co.
tax (per $1,000) '06 $32.20
Floating debt
None
Population In 1900
4,973
Equalized valuation 1906..4,282,240 i
J
ITS
Treat, Treasurer.
seat is Flagstaff.
The debt represented by the Territorial
bonds
was created
by Yavapai County previous to 1891, when this
county was
formed, and on Jan. 15 1894 was funded into 5
LOANS—
Population In
LXXXIV.
$36 00
10,889
VALENCIA COUNTY.
Los Lunas Is the
county seat.
BONDED DEBT
..$97,300!
Assessed valuation 1906
1,277,738!
J. R.
County
DOUGLAS.
TOTAL DEBT Nov '06
$177,600
Assessed valuation 1906.. ,2.122.007
County tax (per $1.000) ’06_
38 50
Population In 1890
9,595
Population In 1900.."
12,195
Taos Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb. 1906_$42,400
Floating debt
7,500
Assessed valuation 1906
634,090
COCONINO COUNTY.
[VOi,.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 24 1863)
Feb. 24 1863 GRAHAM CO.
A. G. McAlister Clerk Board of
Total area of Territory (square miles)
Superv.
;
County seat Is Solomonsvllle
113.020
LOANS—
Territorial Capital
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb
1907 $157,365
Phoenix 7s g $10,000c
Oct 1 ’07-’08 Equalized valuation
Governor (term expires March 7 1909)
1906.-6,633,303
Joseph H. Kibbey 5s Territorial Funding Bonds—
(Assessment about 14 actual value.)
g $147,365 r
Secretary (term expires April 7 1908)
1942 Ter. & Co. tax(per $1,000) '06.$25.00
W. F. Nichols
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31
1906)
E. E. Kirkland
LEGISLATUREfmeets biennially In odd years the third
Monday In
Jaoiuary and sessions are limited to 60 days.
In 1891 arrangements were perfected
all the Territorial, county and
5%, and as fast
a 5 % loan.
as
b.v
any
through an Act of.Congress to fund
municipal Indebtedness of this Territory at
portion of the debt matures It Is to be
replaced
LOANS—
Atame and Purpose.
—Interest—
Principal
%
Papable.
When Due.
Outstand'o.
Capitol Building bonds._c 1898
5
J-D
June
1 1948
$100,000
Subject to call after 1918.
Experiment Rta. bonds.c 1934 5g
Jan.
May 1
1954
11,000
(Subject to call May 1 1924.)
Funding Bonds
c 1888
6
Jan.
Jan. 15 1913
78,000
(Subject to call at any time.)
do
do
_c 1892
5
J-J
July 15 1942
2,000,000
Subject to call July 15 1912.
.
do
do
do
do
C
1896
5
J-J
Jan.
15 1946
15 1916.
C 1903
3
J-J
Jan. 15 1953
318,275
Subject to call Jan. 15 1912.
do
C 1903
5
J-J
July 15 1953
92,000
Subject to call Jan. 15 1923.
do
do
C 1903
5
J-J
July 15 1953
94,000
Subject to call July 15 1923.
do
do
1906
4
J-J
Jan. 1 1956
25,000
Subject to call Jan. 1 1926.
Insane Asylum bonds..c 1904
5g
J-J
Jan.
l 1954
20,000
Subject to call Jan. 1 1929.
La. Purch. Expos, bds.c 1903
5
J-J
Jan. 15 1923
30,000
Unlv. of Arlz. g. bonds.c 1902
5
Jan.
Jan.
2 1922
25.000
World’s Fair bonds
c 1892
5
July
July
1 1912
30,000
1905
5
Jan. 1 1925
11,000
Subject to call March 1 1915.
INTEREST Is payable In gold at the office of the Territorial
Treasurer;
and at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co.
and the Guaranty Trust
Co. of New \Tork City.
TOTAL DEBT. ETC.—The total debt
July 1 1906 was $3,123,275 29;
deduct amount of county, city and school district
funded
$2,100,302 86; net Territorial debt, $1,022,972 43; cash In Indebtedness,
300,00Q^
Subject to call Jan.
...
general
July 1 1906 $88,435 84.
fund
TAX FREE.—The bonds Issued by Arizona are
exempt from taxation.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The Territory’s assessed
valuation In 1906
was $62,227,634;
In 1903 it was $43,088,041; In 1902 It was
$39,083,177;
In 1901 It was $38,853,831; In 1899 It was
$32,509,520: In 1897 It was
$30,613,702.
Territorial tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 is
$7.50.
STATEHOOD DEFEATED.—The election Nov. 6 1906
resulted adversely
to the proposition to unite the territories
of Arizona and New Mexico to
form a new State under the name of Arizona.
POPULATION OF TERRITORY.—Population of Arizona
has been as
follows In the years mentioned.
The total for 1900 Includes Indians and
whites on Indian reservations not
previously taken Into account.
Such
persons In 1890 aggregated 28,623 and In 1880 18,706.
1900 _122,931|1890 ..59,620|1880 ..40,440!1870
...9,658|1860 ..'6,482
•This
was
population when Arizona
was
simply
a county
of New Mexico.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE]
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
J. Peraita, Recorder.
APACHE COUNTY.
a
This county has been divided and Navajo
County has been formed from
part of Its territory.
The Indebtedness set apart for Navajo County Is
not Included In
reporting the debt of Apache County.
Countv seat Is St. Johns.
LOANS—
When Due. j Ter. &Co.tax (per $1,000)
’06.$37 50
Territorial Bonds (Funding)—
Population In 1900
8,297
5s g
J-J $43,474
Jan 1 1913 Population in 1890.._
4,281
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$43,474
Population in 1906 (est.)
9,000
Equalized valuation 1906..1,116,714
k(Assessment Is .4 actual value.)
.^INTEREST Is payable at Phoenix. Arlz.
piTAX FREE.—All bonds of this county are exempt from taxation.
BISBEE.
C. W.
Hicks, Clerk.
This city Is In Cochise County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—Tax Exempt.
5s ’06
J-D $80,000c..Sept 21 1931
BONDED DEBT July ’06...$80,000
1,212,019
Assessedjvaluatlonjl 905.'.
_
(Subject to call after Sept 21 1911.)
BISBEE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
I. W. Wallace, Clerk of
Trustees.!^
This district Is In Cochise County.
fBONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$70,0001 (Assessm’t about
65% actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1906
3,200,000 I School tax (per $1,000) *06
$8.50
I Populatlonjln 1906](est.)
OOCHISE COUNTY.
J. N.
Gaines, Treasurer.!
10.000
County seat Is Tombstone.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906.$12,960,000
County Bonds—Tax Exempt.
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
7s
Jan $47,000c
Ter.& Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06.$26 50
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$47,000 Population In 1900
0,251
Population in 1907 (est.)
37,000
INTEREST Is payable In Tombstone.
INTEREST
on
5s Is
| Population In 1907 (est.)
4 Population in 1900.
payable at Phoenix; on 7s at New York.
MARICOPA COUNTY.
Wm. E.
Supervisors.
25,000
.14,162
Thomas, Clerk Board
of
County seat Is Phoenix. On Jan. 1 1906 Maricopa
County owned
property valued at $543,155, Including $303,855 of school
property.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..
$266,090
M. & P. RR. Bonds.
Cash In treasury Jan 1 07.
139,636
7s ’87
Jan
$2,000c
Apr 2 1915 Equalized valuation 1906.11,754,883
Territorial Funding Bonds.
j (Assessm’t about 60%
actual value.)
5s ’92
J-J $229,253c
1942 . Ter.& Co.tax (per $1,000)
’06.$21 OO
5s ’93
J-J
20,846c
1943 Population in 1907
(est.)
25,000
5s ’03
J-J
14,000c..Jan 15 1953 i Population In 1900
20,457
(Subject to call after Jan. 15 1923.) j
INTEREST on the funding bonds due 1953 Is
payable at Guaranty
Trust Co.
New York City; on others at
Phoenix, Arlz.
MARICOPA COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICTS, Wm. E. Thomas, Clerk
Board of Supervisors.
Phoenix Union High School.—See Phoenix
below.
Maricopa County School District No. I—
c
5s
May
$17,537.84c..May 6 1943’Assessed valuation 1906 $11,775,549
6s
Apr
30,000c
Apr 3 1913 ! (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5 4sSept
20,000c
Sept 16 1921: School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$5.70
54sApr
10,000c
Apr 14 1923 Population in 1907 (est.)
25,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..
$177,038 |
Various
6s & 7s
School
Districts—
$69,500
1912-1925 |
Total bonded debt of all school districts In
was
$177 037 84.
MOHAVE COUNTY.
Thos.
Maricopa County In Jan.
1907
McNeely, County Recorder.
County seat Is Kingman.
LOANS—
When Due.Total valuation 1905
$1,847,152
Territorial Funding Bonds—
Ter. & Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06_$40 OO
5s
J-J $105,363 29c. .June 1940
In 1890
Population
1,444
BOND. DEBT Nov’06
$110,113 Population in 1900
3.426
Equalized valuation 1906.-1,418,394
INTEREST Is payable at Phoenix.
NAVAJO COUNTY.
J. W.
Richards, Treasurer.
Holbrook is the county scat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907_$53.000 Ter. & Co. tax
(per $1,000) ’06 $35.00
Equalized valuation 1906..1,679,725! Population in 1900
,
PHOENIX.
Phoenix
.8.820
L. W.
Coggins, Mayor; F. Thomas, Recorder.
Is the county seat of
Maricopa County. Incorporated May 5 1881.
An Issue of $300,000 water bonds
authorized
In litigation.
Supreme Court decision In
several years ago has been
favor of city.
V. 80, p. 1930,
885; V. 79, p. 2709; V. 78, p. 1237; V. 82,
p. 945.
Bill to legalize the pur¬
chase of the plant of the Phoenix Water Co.
passed by Congress in 1907. but
the water agreement must be submitted to a
vote for ratification.
V. 84,
p. 829.
LOANS—
When
Due. Assessed valuation,
real..$4,362,470
City-Hail & Fire Dept. Bonds—
Assessed val., personal
997,998
7s
June 20 $15,000
June211917 Total valuation 1905
5,360,468
6s
J-D
15,000
July 1 1919 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds—
City tax (per $1,000) 1904...$ 11 00
5s g M-N 15 $10,000...May 15 1909
Population In 1890
,..3,152
Road Bonds—
Population In 1900
5,544
5s ’04 g M-N $67,500c
May 1 1924 ; Population In 1903 (Increased
(Subject to call $13,500 yearly!
about.
territory)
.12,000
after May 1 1919.)
Phoenix Union High School—
BONDED DEBT Sept. ’05.$107,500 6s
$30,000
..1917
TAX FREE —Bonds of this city are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the road bonds Is payable at
Phoenix, Arizona, or
New York City.
PIMA COUNTY.
County
J. W.
seat Is Tucson.
Bogan, Treasurer.
Railroad-aid bonds of this county were declared
Illegal by the Territorial Supreme Court, but this decision
was subsequently
reversed by the United States Supreme
Court, which remanded the case for
further proceedings.
In 1901 Coler & Co. of New York were
given judg¬
ment against the county for
$300,000.
V. 72, p. 637.
In 1903 the bonds
and accrued Interest—an aggregate
of $319,791 23—were refunded Into 3
%
50-year gold territorial funding bonds.
These bonds ($318,000),
however,
are still in litigation, a new action
being
now before the
Supreme Court of
the U. S.
No interest has been paid
by the county and the bonds are at
present considered territorial and not
A
county debt.
county has been taken to form the new county of Santa portion of this
Cruz, and Pima
County holds $53,407 adjustment bonds of .Santa Cruz
senting the latter county’s proportion of the old debt. County, this repre¬
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 17 ’07..
$282,240
Refunding Bonds—
Total valuation 1907
5,700,000
48 g
$22,000.. .June 30 1951 (Assessment about 50
actual
%
value)
4s g
25,000...June 30 1952 Ter. & Co.tax (per
$1,000)1906 $28 50
Territorial Funding Bonds—
Population in 1890
12,673
3s g
J-J15 $318,000.-Jan 15 1953 Population In 1900..
14.689
5s
J-J 210,240...July 15 1942 Population In 1907
(est.)
17,000
4s ’05
25,000
1955
-Subject to call 1925.)
INTEREST on the 5 % bonds Is payable at
Phoenix, Arlz.; on the 4s of
1905 at the Guaranty Trust Co., New York
City; and on the remaining 4s
at the Arizona National Bank.
Tucson.
PINAL COUNTY.
County
W. C.
Truman, Treasurer.
seat Is Florence.
TOTAL DEBT May 1906_.$119,448 ITer.A
Co.tax (per
Equalized valuation 1906..1,927,956[Population In 1900$1,000) ’06.$35 00
7,779
Apr., 1907. J
PRESCOTT.
OKLAHOMA-DEBT OF TERRITORY
E. B. Moden,
City Clerk.
This city Is In Yavapai County.
LOANS—
When Due.
City-Hall and Water-Works—
5S
J-J
588,000
1943-'44-’45
Water and Sewer Bonds 1898—
5s
{£
1948
$150,000
5s ’05 J-D $100,000. ..June 15 1955
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
ENID.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '06.$441.261
Tax valuation 1905
2,800,000
(Assessment about M actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1905...$10 00
Population In 1900
3,559
C. O.
TUCSON.
Chas. F.
Keefe, County Treasurer.
Ter & Co tax
(per $1,000) *06.$37.00
Slack, Mayor; F. S. Treat, Clerk.
Incorporated May 7 1883.
Floating debt
$20,000 i TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
16,000 Water debt (included)
Special assessment bonds
Territorial 5s. 1940
Sinking fund bonds
12,000
Water-Works Bonds—
5s g
J-J $109,000
1
1950
July
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$157,000
INTEREST Is payable at Tucson
exempt.
TUCSON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
LOANS—
When Due.
High School Building Bonds.
4Ms’07
$50.000
...1927
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
J. H.
When Due.
Redemption Bonds—
7s
and
Phoenix.
Bonds
are
all
tax
j BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.$375,740
Floating debt
14,862
Jan 15
$5,000c_..Jan 1 1908 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906.
390,602
Territorial Bonds—
Sinking fund..
58,085
5s
Jan 15
$52,163 78c.Janl5 1942 NET DEBT Jan 1 1906
332,517
Territorial
Funding—Prescott
Assessed valuation, real
3,023,296
Arizona Central RR. Bonds—
Assessed val., personal
3,316.417
5s
1942 Total valuation 1905
July 15 $240,000c_
6.339,713
(Subject to call 1912.)
Equalized valuation 1906..7,636,378
5s
Jan 15
1946 (Assessment about 60 % actual value)
$18,000c.
Ter & Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06.$30 00
(Subject to call 1916.)
5s
Jan 15
$27,000c
50 years Population In 1890
8,685
5s
J-J15
1,576c
1954 Population In 1900
..13,799
(Subject to call 1924.)
INTEREST on the railroad aid bonds Is payable at Phoenix.
.
YUMA COUNTY.
County
seat Is
J. M.
Yuma.
LOANS—
When Due.
Polhamus, Recorder.
LOANS—
When Due. | BOND. DEBT Feb 24 ’07..$127,291
Territorial Funding Bonds—
Sell Dlst No. 1 debt (lncl)__
38,500
5s g
J-J
$88,791 11
Equalized valuation 1906..2,155,316
School Bonds—
/
i (Assessment about 30 % actual value)
7s g
Oct 1 $2,000
1907-1912 Ter.&Co.tax (per $1,000) '06_$35 00
7s g
Jan 1
1,500.
.1910 Population In 1905 (est.)
.6,000
6s ’06
35,000c..May 15 1926 ; Population In 1900
4,145
(Subject to call after May 15 1916.) j
INTEREST on the 5s Is payable at Phoenix.
.
Danely, County Clerk.
Sinking fund
$9,674
Assessed valuation 1906.. 5.277,441
to 1-5 actual value.)
($3,000 due yearly to Apr 25 1925) Ter & Co tax (per M) 1906
$23 50
6s
J-J
$16,000
Population In 1900...
22,076
BONDED DEBT Feb 23 ’07.$46,000 Population In 1906
(est)
30,4 62
INTEREST Is payable at fiscal agency In New York City.
Funding Bonds.
A-O
$30,000..Apr 25 1916 (Assessment M
GEARY.
L. A.
Holmes, Clerk.
This city Is In Blaine County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$52,000 I Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1905...$26 00
Assessed valuation 1906
148,031 j Population In 1900
2,569
(Assessment about M actual value.) |
GUTHRIE.
Robinson, Clerk.
County seat Is Prescott.
LOANS—
$30,836
187,836
109,000
Total valuation 1906
3,416,791
(Assessment about 14 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$37.50
Population in 1900..
7,531
Population In 1907 (est)
17,000
J. F.
County seat Is Enid.
F. Seixas,
City Clerk.
*j
Guthrie Is In Logan County.
Incorporated 1891.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Works Bonds.
City Building Bonds.
7s
M-N $50,000c.. May 1 1912
4Ms
J-J
$25.000c ..Aug 1 1931 4 Ms
J-J
30,000c. .Aug 1 1931
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 25 *07..$210,000
6s
J-J
$20,000c_1920 to 1930 Assessed valuation 1906.
1,550,000
(Due $2,000 yearly.)
(Assessment abt. 20% actual value.)
(Subject to call at any time.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$73 75
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1890.
5,333
4 Ms
J-J
$65.000c. Aug 1 1931 Population In 1900
10,006
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.1
INTEREST Is payable at fiscal agency In New York City.
.
HOBART.
A.W.
Kerr, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Kiowa County.
BONDED DEBT May 1906.$62,500 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1905
731,428!
6,000
;
When Due.'
GARFIELD COUNTY.
6s
County seat of Pima County.
LOANS—
$3,444
13.248
ENID SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J. P. Marshall. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$57,900
Building Bonds.
[Assessed valuation 1906
1,100,000
5s *06
M-S $20,000...Sept 1 ’16-25|
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
I
Nogales Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906_$119.407
Equalized valuation 1906..1,664,341
E. R. See, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Garfield
County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$150,7001 Population in 1900
Floating debt
20,0001 Population In 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
969,6111
INTEREST Is payable at New York.
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
147
KINGFISHER.
This city Is the county seat of
Kingfisher County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907._$66,000| Assessed
valuation 1906
i Population In 1900
LOGAN COUNTY.
M; E.
$384,000
2,301
Trapp, County Clerk.
County seat Is Guthrie.
LOANS—
Wnen Due. Sinking fund
$8,764
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. 4,418,683
4
5s &
Ms $163,000.-1909-19-29 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call 1909.)
Ter & Co tax (per M) 1905...$27 50
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$198,200 Population in 1900
26,563
6s,
MANGUM.
! 1
Forrest Shell, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Greer
County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$55,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
536,762
6s ’07
M-S $15,000c...Mch 1 1927
INTEREST payable at the fiscal agency In New York City
Territory of Oklahoma.
ITS
OKLAHOMA CITY.
6s ’95
6s *96
J-D
Territory under Act of May 2 1890.
Territory (square miles)
Capital
as a
area
of
Territorial
Governor (term expires Jan. 15 1910)
38,030
Guthrie
Frank Frantz
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the second
Tuesday
In January, and legislative sessions are limited to
sixty days.
TOTAL DEBT.—The bonded debt of the
territory, which on July 1 1903
amounted to $48,000, was paid off In May 1904.
The total amount of
outstanding warrants on the general revenue fund on July 1 1906 was
$590,330 76.
The cash In all funds on July 1 1906 amounted to $732,587 18.
ASSESSED VALUATION for 1906 is $96,625,694; for 1903 it was
$84,134,472; for 1902 it was $72,677,423; In 1901 It was $60,464,696;
and In
1900
It was $49,338,661; tax rate (per $1,000) In 1906
$6 50.
Property Is assessed at about 16 2-3 % of Its actual value.
STATEHOOD.—Under an Act of the United States Congress approved
June 16 1906 provision is made for the union of the
Territory of Oklahoma
and of Indian Territory, the two forming what will be known as the
State
of Oklahoma.
The State will be admitted by proclamation of the President
after the adoption of a Constitution by the people.
Constitutional
The
Convention has completed its work and the Instrument will be submitted
to the people of the two territories for ratification at a
special election to
be held Aug. 6.
POPULATION.—The population of the Territory In 1890
In 1900, 398,331, and In 1905 (estimated), 750,000.
was
61,834;
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA.
Note.—Por reports not given in alphabetical order
among the following
“Additional Statements” at end of this Terrltorv.
The National Bank of Commerce of New York Is the fiscal
agent for the
Territory of Oklahoma.
see
Geo. D.
Haworth, Treasurer.
El Reno Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,492,686
Court House Bonds
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
4s Feb 1 $50,000c_Feb 1 1922 to 1931 State & Co tax
(per M) 1906..$25 00
Funding Bonds
Population in 1900
15,981
6s
J-D
$49,500 ...1916-1925 Population In 1906 (est)
18,899
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$99,500
INTEREST on the court-house 4s Is payable at the fiscal
agency of
Oklahoma In New York City.
EL RENO.
L. G. Adams,
City Clerk.
This place Is the county seat of Canaaian
County.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$27,000 City tax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
764,516 Population In 1900
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) Population In 1907
(est)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *06.$65.00
*06.$16.00
3,383
7,595
EL RENO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BONDED DEBT May ’06..$53,0001 Assessed valuation 1905
$845,000
! School tax (per $1,000) 1906.. $24 00
When Due.
4Us’06
5,000..Aug 15
Sewer Bonds.
7s ’93
M-S $17,500c
Mch 1
5s ’00
A-O
20,000c...Oct 1
4Hs'06 F-A 225,000...Feb 1
Water Bonds.
5s ’00
A-O$100,000c._.Oct 1
4Ms *06 F-A 225,000...Feb 1
county seat of Okla¬
,
City Building Bonds.
5s ’01
M-S $30,000c...Mch 1 1931
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906. $743,500
61,247
804,747
147
NET DEBT Oct 1906
804,600
1913 Tax valuation 1906
.5,203,462
1930 (Assessment about 20% actual value)
1936 City tax (per 51,000) 1906
$21.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
54.40
1930 Population In 1900
10,037
1936 Population in 1906 (est)
35,000
INTEREST on the 7s Is payable at the Seaboard National
Bank, New
York; on the 6s at National Bank of Commerce, New York.
OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S. M. Armor, Clerk.
6s
J-J
$45,500c..Jan 1 1914! BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$238,000
4s
J-J
100,000c.-Jan 1 19331 Assessed valuation 1905
5,604,337
4 Ms ’05
60,000c.. July
1925 | School tax (per $1,000) 1905.$16.00
OKLAHOMA COUNTY.
County
seat Is Oklahoma
LOANS—
E. S.
City.
When Due.
Court House Bonds.
4 Ms
J-D $100,OOOcDec 31
Refunding Bonds.
1924-33
Blackburn, County Clerk.
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 $277 ,600
Floating debt
49,054
Sinking fund and cash
84,26$
Total valuation 1906
8,571,757
$77,600 C--.1920-1930 (Assessment about M actual value.)
(Subject to call 1920.)
; State & Co tax (per M) 1906..$22 00
Jail and Court House Bonds.
i Population In 1890
11,742
4 Ms’05 M-S
$40,000c_Sept 1 1935 Population In 1900..
..25,915
(Subject to call SeDt 1 1925.)
Population In 1906 (est)
60,000
Funding Bonds.
1
6s
$60,000...Jan 27 19261
(Subject to call Jan 27 1917.)
INTEREST Is payable In New York City.
5s
v
J-J
PERRY.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
CANADIAN COUNTY.
This city Is the
31,000c..June 24 1916 Floating debt
45,000 ..Sept 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1906..
1926 Sinking fund
4Hs ’05 M-S
Total
1891.
Funding Bonds.
F-A $45,000c..Aug 15 1915
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized
W. H. Brown, City Auditor.
Incorporated March 10
homa County.
LOANS—
F. F.
Busch, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Noble County.
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.
5Ms’06 M-N $30.000..May 10 ’27-36 Population In 1900
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$100,000
PONOA CITY.
J. L.
Hutchins, Mayor.
This city is In Kay County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.135 0001 Assessed valuation 190$.
Population <n 1900
SHAWNEE.
C. J.
$9,000
360.097
...3.351
.
.$229,330
2.5 2$
Becker, City Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906..$1,559,507
Sewer and Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
5s ’07
F-A$165,000
Feb 1 1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$28.00
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$363,098 Population In 1906 (est)
22,000
SHAWNEE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 93.
J. G. Knause, Clerk Board
of Education.
LOANS—
When Due. Equalized valuation 1906_$1,676,934
5s *06
$15,000
May 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$26.00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$85,300
STROUD.
James P.
Freshour, Clerk.
This town Is In Lincoln County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mcb 1907.$32,000
Water Works Bonds.
I Floating debt
1,000
6s ’07
$10,000c—Mch 1 1937! Assessed valuation 1906
197,994
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1917.) i Population In 1900
800
INTEREST Is payable at the fiscal agency In New Yrork
City.
il
I
148
INDIAN TERRITORY.
TECUMSEH.
R. J.
VVox, Clerk.
BARTLESVILLE.
This city is the
county seat of Pottawatomie
County.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT
Water Bonds.
Auer
i Assessed valuation 1906190G_$68,000
5s ’06
J-J
312,000
§60,000
July 1 1936 (Population in 1900
1,193
WASHITA COUNTY.
County
J. J.
McCurley Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.-Total valuation 1906
§2,748,616
I (Assessment about 1-5
actual
j State & eo tax (per S1.000) ’06 value.)
4 U'.s’OO
$ 16.50
$60.000
Population In 1900
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06.
15,001
Population in 1906 (est)
INTEREST Is payable In $73.0001
21,000
New York.
6s
A-O $13,000
___
Refunding Bonds.
WATONGA.
G. E.
Moore, Clerk.
Tax rate (per
F. H.
1905
1905
$1,000)
$85 00
We give below In the first
table the bonded debt
the tax rate and
population, for all counties In the
debt of over $25-000, and
not
Bonded
Counties—
Cleveland County
Custer County
Dewey County
76,500
38,000
Grant County...
27,000
34,500
45,000
64,000
Kay County.
Kingfisher County
Lincoln County
Noble County
Pawnee County
.
.
50,100
36,500
47,000
DAVIS.
J. R.
A town In
Chas. E.
3,749,962
1 1 .00
4,532,100
17.00
12.10
14.00
.900,266
7,506,982
F-A
When Due. i
$25 000c
Aug 1 1923
1
|
Co. Tax
Popvl’n
$1.000. 1900.
2,192,638
4,125,404
Murphy, Recorder.
Chickasaw Nation.
Sinking fund
$4,375
Total valuation 1906
602,000
(Assessment
about
School Bonds.
H actual value.)
'Total tax (per $1,000)
5s
A-O S12.500c..Apr 27 1925 *
’06..$24.00
Population
In
1900
BONDED DEBT Sept 7 ’06 $37,500
1,164
Population In 1906 (est)
Floating debt
.3,000
2,900
per
§15.80
..2,104
855
Clemmons, Mayor.
LOANS—
20.00
14.50
19.00
13.00
16.00
15.50
15.00
19,50
15.00
1
’07.$85,000 Populaton In 1900
10,000
INTEREST is payable iii New York
City.
$8,000
1,50o.imio
DURANT.
3,051
W. S.
Shannon, City Clerk.
This city Is In Choctaw
Nation.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds—
4s
M-S $86.000
Mch 1 1924
5s ’07
s-an
15,000
1937
School-House Bonds—
10,658
16,388
12,264
8,819
17,273
22,530
18,501
27,007
BONDED DEBT Apr 1
’06.$101,000
Sinking fund
assets
l ,307
Assessed val. all pers.)
'05.$1,040,000
(Assessment about H actual
value.)
4s
M-S $15,000....Mch 1 1924' City tax rate (per $1.000) 1905_$20 00
School tax (per $1,000)
Sewer Bonds.
1905__
4 00
Population in 1900!
5s ’07
s-an $20,000
2,969
1937 Population in 1906
(est.)
7,000
INTEREST Is payable in New York or
14,015
12,366
20,909
Chicago.
26,412
6,190
34,975
McALESTER.
J. M.
Gannaway, Clerk.
This city is in Choctaw
Nation and was formed March
29 1906
merger of the old city of South
McAlester and t lie town of Me by the
The $200,000 bonds
Alerter.
awarded in October 1906 to
were found to be
Spltzer & Co. of Toledo
Illegal and were not therefore Issued.
(V. 84, p. 174.)
BONDED DEBT Oct’06.. $150,000 !
(Assessment about
Assessed valuation 1906
actual value.)
4,338,470 Population In 1906 H
(est)
12,500
;
.
75,200
Sinking fund...-
(Assessed valuation 1906..
Population in 1906.
DUNCAN.
assessed
3,940,520
Mayor; A. Rose Moore,
place Is In Chickasaw Nation.
LOANS—
When Due. | Total tax rate
5s ’06
(per $1,000) ’07.$20.00
M-S $25,000c
Mch 1 1936 I Population
in 1900
BONDED DEBT Feb
1,346
1907.$25,000|
Population
in
1906 (est)
INTEREST is payable in New York.
1,750
valuations,
Territory reporting a
Included among the
foregoing
,
3,139,521
31,500
Payne County
Pottawatomie County
Roger Mills County..
Woods Countv
This city Is in Cherokee
Nation.
LOANS—
When
Due.j
Water Bonds
Water Bonds.
Valuation.
$2,172,464
1,200,00 )
2,295,330
2,906,544
1 ,322,091
3,382,808
4,268,440
$31,000
83,000
...
G. Edwin Brown,
Recorder.
5s
4 ssesstd
Debt
Beaver County
Blaine County.
GLAREMORE.
This
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
are
$20,000c
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07..$51,000 Population In 1900
Sinking fund
698
3,5001
INTEREST Is payable in New YorkPonfilation In 1907 (est)
6.000
City at the Hanover Nat. Bank.
$160,000
..
Racer,
which
When Due.: Assessed
valuation 1906..$1.850,000
! (Assessment
about 60 % actual
value.)
1925 | Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906.
$20.00
School Bonds.
5s
Floating debt.
.
returns.
LOANS—
J-J
$85,000r__July 15 1926 |
BONDED DEBT Mch 1
Treasurer.
This town is the county
seat of Woodward County.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT
Water Bonds.
Sept
Assessed valuation 1905 190G_$50,000
6s ’06 M&S $50,000c
.$660,620
Mch 1,1936 j (Assessment about
M actual value.)
(Subject to call after March 1, ’16) :Total tax
(per $1,000) ’05
$25.50
(Population in 1906 (est)
2,800
detailed
Jay H. Mullen, Recorder.
city in Cherokee Nation.
5s ’06
This city is the
county seat of Blaine County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 11 ’06 $32.000
j Assessed valuation
WOODWARD.
A
LXXXIY.
_.
,
seat is Cordell.
[VOL.
Total
area
of
Territory.
Bixbv, Minnesota
Douglas H. Johnston
John F. Brown
Pleasant Porter..
Rogers
Green McCurtain
5s ’06
J-D $40,000c...Jan 1
1927
(Subject to call $10,000 after 5
years,
$10.000.after 10 years and $10,000
after 15" rears. >
INTEREST
Governor Chickasaw Nation
Principal Chief Seminole Nation
Principal Chief Creek Nation
Principal Chief Cherokee Nation
Principal Chief Choctaw Nation
GOVERNMENT.—The Territory has no general
Territories, but is divided into five nations, each government,
of which lias
cipal chief’or
enth
LIMITATION.—Under Chapter
Congress, approved May 19 1902,
816 of the Laws of the
any
Fifty-sev¬
An
a
Act'4pf Congress approved April 26 1906
populaU^nrbf 2.000
payable by assessments on
streets, alleys or sidewalks.
to
STATEHOOD. —Provision
was made by
Congress In 1906 for the union
of the Territory of
Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, thus-forming the State
of Oklahoma.
See* remarks under
Oklahoma on page 147.
POPULATION.—The population In 1900 was
392,060, including 52,500
Indians.
In 1890 It was 180,182.
ADA.
S. W. Hill,
City Treasurer.
This city is iu Chickasaw
Nation.
LOANS—
When Due. ‘ Floating debt
Water Bonds—
$5,500
Sinking fund.
'
5s *04 J-J15 $30,000c..Jan
5 000
15 1924 Assessed
valuation
1906
’07
1,200,000
40,000.
(Assessm’t
abt
3-5
to
*4 actual val.)
School Bonds—
Total tax (per $ 1.000)
5s ’04 J-J 15 $
1906...$20 00
15.000c..Jan 15 1924
BONDED DEBT May 31’06.$45,000 Population in 1900
...2.429
Population In 1906 (est)
INTEREST is payable at New York
4,500
or
..
Chicago.
ARDMORE.
R. W
Dick, Mayor.
This city is in Chickasaw Nation.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds—
5s ’03
M-N $150.000
Nov
1923
5s ’06
M-N
35,000...May 1 J926
'Subleot to call.)
School Bonds—
5s ’03
M-N $25,000
Nov 1923
5s *06
M-N
35,000.
May 1 1926
1
Bonds arc tax exempt.
Sewer Bonds—
58 *06
M-N $50,000
May 11926
(Subject to call.)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1900.:
$295,000
r Sinking fund
30,000
NET DEBT Oct 1906
265,000
Assessed valuation 1906..
.4,150.000
<Assessment about 40% actual
(Subject to call.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1905.. value)
.$12.50
Population In 1900
5,681
In 1905
Population
INTEREST Is payable at New York.
13,000
’07..$40,000
(Assessment
2,000
1906
612,000
about 60 % actual
value)
Mercantile National Bank in N. A
City.
Mayor.
1024
..
Population in 1900......
4,254
Population In 1906 (est.).
25,000
$80,000c—Sept 1 1920 INTEREST payable
at New York
School Bonds
M s
5s -03
—
PAUL’S VALLEY.
A town In
J. F.
Meyers, Mayor.
Chickasaw Nation.
BONDED DEBT Jan
1907..$71,000
Assessed valuation 1906
925,000
POTEAU.
When Due. ; Assessed
City tax
School Bonds.
$ 10,000c
valuation
Sept 24 1936
INTEREST Is payable at the National
Bank
Joseph Anderson
LOANS-
1.467
of
.
.$401,000
$20.00
...1,182
2,5(10
Commerce in N. Ys City
Recorder.
,
When Due. i
5s ’06
1906.
(per $1,000) 1906
Population in 1900;
Population ill 1907 (est)
Water Bonds.
5s '06
M-S $30,000..
ROFF.
1906...$25 00
\Y. Horizons,-Town Treasurer.
LOANS—6s
Tax rate (per
$1,000)
Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906.
M S $25,000c
Mch 1 1936 Tax
BONDED DEBT Mch
1907.$25,000
rate
$100,000
1906. ..$20.00
(per $ 1 .000)
TISHOMINGO.
This city is in Chickasaw
Nation.
LOANS- When
.
permits municipalities with
issue Improvement
scrip or certificates,
the property
benefited, for the Improvement of
or over
1
Assessed valuation
This city is In Creek
Nation.
Incorporated in 1898.
Bonds arc tax'
exempt.
LOANS—
When Due
BONDED DEBT Feb
Water, Sewer and School —
’07..$530,000
Sinking fund
4 V<jS’05 M-N $
72,000
175,000c_. Nov 1 1925 Total valuation
1906
Water and Sewer Bonds—
.14,000,000
(Assessment
about 60 % actual
5s ’02
M-N $175,0000. .Mch 1
value)
1932 Total tax (per $ 1
5s ’04
,000) ’06
M-N
$32.00
lave
a
BONDED DEBT Jan
Sinking fund
F. C. Hubbard,
100.000_._Nov
t.
incorporated town or city In the
population of 2,000 or more is
authorized to issue bonds
for sewers, water works and
school houses.
Such bonds must not "exceed
an amount the
interest on which at 5 % would be
liquidated by a tax of 5
mills upon tile dollar of the
valuation of the taxable
or town."
property of each city
A further requirement Is
made that such bonds
must be author
l/.ed by a two-thirds vote
at an election held for the
purpose, and also that a
Judge of the United States Court for
the judicial district in
which such mu¬
nicipality is located must determine to his
satisfaction that all requirements
of the Act have been met.
Bonds that may have been
authorized under
any special Act are to be Included as
part of the debt limit —that
additional bonds as shall not
Is, only such
the
bring
total
above
the
limit may’be Issued.
The Act also provides that
any municipality incurring
therein provided lor shall
any indebtedness
by ordinance which shall be
for the eoilcction of an annual
impealuble provide
tax sufficient to
pay the Interest on such bonds
as the same falls
due, and also to pay and
discharge the principal thereof
within twenty years.
Territory having
is payable at the
MUSKOGEE.
a
prin¬
governor.
Under an Act of
1906, this form of government will continue Congress approved April 26,
until otherwise prov ided
Towns and cities, however, under laws
by law.
of Congress, have been
and several of these we
incorporated,
give below.
DEBT
Carter, Mayor.'
When Due.
Water Bonds.
31,400
J Commissioner to the Five
]
Civilized Tribes.
other
John L.
LOANS—
Territory (square miles)
Tams
\Y. C
MADILL.
;
Indian
...
Water Bonds—
5s
F-A $30,000
School Bonds—
5s
F A $20,000
INTEREST
TULSA.
Feb
Bonds are tax exempt.
Due.: BONDED DEBT Nov
1906_S50,O()0
Assessed val
personal 1904.750,000
1924 City tax (per
$1,000) 1906..$20 00
,
1
1924
Population
at
John D.
This
3.000
.
Mitchell, Mayor.
rate
(per $1,000) 1905...$20 00
Population
E. D.
1904
Chicago.
A-town in Creek Nation.
BONDED DEBT Nov
1906.$105.000'Tax
Assessed valuation 1906
4.728,634 '
VINITA.
in
.
payable
in 1900
1,390
Ficksin, Treasurer.
city Is in Cherokee Nation.
LOANS—
When
W'ater Bonds
J-D $65,000c
Dec 1
Sewer Bonds —
5s
J-I) $20 ,000c.. Dec 1
School Bonds —
5s
M-N $12,000c...Nov 1
Due.
—
5s
.
WAGONER
A.
F.
BONDED D-EBT Mch
1907.$97.000
Sinking fund..
20,231
_
1923
1923
1922
Evans
:
Assessed valuation 1906
2.109,866
City tax rate (per $1 ,000) 1906.$15 00
Population in 1900
2,339
Population in 1907 (est)
4,<)y0
Recorder
A city In Crock Nation.
Incorporated Jan. 4 1896.
'
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
School Bonds.
1906..$1,563,792
! (Assessment
about V* actual value.)
riif
June $35. OOOr.
June 1922 Total tax
(per $1 ,000) 1906
BONDED DEBT Mch
$20.00
1907.$35,000 Population in 1900...
Floating debt
.2,372
5,()()() Population In 1907
(est)
Sinking fund
5 000
10,000
•
...
WYNNEWOOD.
J. II. Boozer,
Recorder.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED
DEBT Melt
Water W'orks Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 19061907.$51.000
5s ’07
663,433
$8,000c
1927 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$20.00
INTEREST Is payable in New York.
..
.
14!>
Debts
and
irtesourees
OIF*
THE
IlsT
TJE3IE!
PACIFIC
INDEX
CALIFORNIA—State, Cities,
OREGON—State, Cities, Ac
FOR
&c
THE
STATES.
PACIFIC
Pages 149 to 153
Pages 153 to 154
State
area
State (Act of
Sept. 9 1850)
(square miles)
of State
ex.
Comptroller (term
LEGISLATURE
January 1, and
only 60 days.
1st Mon. aft. Jan. 1
meets
sessions
STATE
j
biennially In odd
are
not
!
Curry
years on the first Monday after
;
limited, though members can draw
pay i
|
AN
UPTOWNS IN THE;
CALIFORNIA.
of this State.
In this State levy a
Incorporated cities and towns for making,special tax on property outside
roads, and the tax rate as given below under repairing and sprinkling of
these counties is made
the State tax rate and the
county tax rate including special road tax. up of
ALAMEDA.
J. W.
Gillogly, City
Clerk.
This city Is In Alameda
County. This city was re-lncorporated In 1884.
Serious damage was done In this
city bv the earthquake of April 18 1906.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT
Sept 1 *06.- $181,975
City Hall.
Assessed valuation, real. .13,454,550
5s ’90
Mch
$5,000c.-Mch 1 ’07-10 Assessed val.,
personal
5s '94
265.280
J-D
35,000c.-Dec 1 ’07-34 Total valuation 1906.....
13.719,830
Electric Light Plant.
(Assessment
abt.
60%
atual
value.)
5s '90
Mch
$5,000c. Mcll 1 *09-10 City & school
tax (per M> '06. 12.80
Fire Department.
Population In 1890
5s ’90
11,165
Mch
$5,250c.-Mch 1 ’08-10 Population
In
1900
16,464
School.
Population
in
1906
(est)
5s ’90
22,000
Mch $7.500c.. Mch 1 ’08-10
'
;
OF
Many of the counties
’ll) Wm. R. Williams j
’ll), A. B. Nye |
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For early history
of the State debt see "State
and City Supplement" of
April 1894, page 142.
LOANS—
When Due. LOANS—
When Due.
Funded Debt Bonds.
Civil Bonds of I860.
Gs g '73 J-.T 2,277,500c
Int. ceased
$500c
Depot Bonds.
864,694 11860.
560,247 | 1850
47.44%; In 1870-80
NOTE.—For debts of civil divisions not
found amona the statements given
below, see "Additional Statements” at the end
1st Mon. after Jan. 1
ex.
to 157
Page 157
1860-70
CITIES, COUNTIES
158,360
Sacramento
Governor (term ex. 1st Mon. after Jan. 1
'll). Jas. X. Gillett
Sec. of State (term ex. 1st Mon. aft.
Jan. 1 Tl), C. F.
Treasurer (term
Pages 154
379,994
92,597
Increase was 180,253, or
304,447, o
54.34%; In 1880-90 343,436, or 39.72%; and In
1890-1900, 276.923. o
22.9%.
The number of Chinese in the
population was 45,753 In 1900
72,742 In 1890 and 75,132 In 1880.
Sept. 9 1850
Capital
Ac
l,208,130jl870---
In
DEBT, RESOURCES, Ac.
Total
£Yc.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1.485,05311880
1900
1890
ITS
as a
CITIES,
WASHINGTON—State, Cities,
NEVADA—State, Cities, Ac
State of California.
Admitted
STATES,
“■
Sea Wall Bonds.
4s ’93
J-J
600.000c--.Jan 1 1912 4s '05
J-J $250,000c.. .Jan 2 1924
Civil Bonds of 1857.
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1914.)
Int. ceased
$3,500c
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
Treasurer In Sacramento.
TOTAL DEBT.—The total bonded
debt of the State on July 1 1906 was
5s ’94
J-D
28.700c-.Dec 1 ’07-34
$2,281,500, Including $4,000 civil bonds on which
J-D
Interest has ceased, i 4s ’01
87,500c.. Dec 1 '07-41
The warrant debt on that
date was $113,529 03.
Cash
In
INTEREST Is payable in Alameda.
treasury on Jan. 1 J
1907 amounted to $9,759,403 50.
The $600,000 of Depot bonds,
the nature of a loati to the Harbor
being In i ALAMEDA UNION HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Commissioners, and the $250,000 sea- !
A district In Alameda
wall bonds Issued for San
Francisco are not Included In the total
County.
Indebted¬
ness of the State;
LOANS—
When Due.
these bonds are payable out or a sinking
fund
Its revenue from
High-School Building Bonds.
moneys collected by the San Francisco Harbor receiving
5s ’06 semi-an $65,000
Commis¬
sioners: $200,000 of this Issue Is held
1907-1916 |
by
the
State In trust for the State
)
School Fund.
60,000
_
NO. 4
...
...1916-1926
The
interest-bcaring'debt, $2,277,500, Is held as follows:
In trust for the State School
Fund (bonds of 1873)
$1,526,500
In trust for the
University Fund (bonds of 1873)
751,000
The above bonds ($2,277,500), It Is
proper to add, matured In 1893.
No sinking fund having been
provided
for their
over by the State for Its
they were taken
school funds and have payment,
been so held since 1893.
The State Treasurer on July 1 1906
held bonds aggregating
$4,737,000
for the benefit of the State
School Fund: this Includes
$1,526,500 of the
funded debt bonds of 1873
mentioned above.
The
State
Treasurer
also
holds $1,108,000 for the
benefit of State Funds other than the School
Fund.
This Includes $751,000 of the
funded debt bonds of 1873 held In
trust for
the
University Fund
BONDS
authorized.
referred to.above.
VOTED.—-On Nov.
V. 79, p. 747.
ASSESSED
assessed
1904 $2,000,000 4% sea-wall
bonds were
$250,000 sold March 8 1906.
VALUATION.—The following statement shows
valuation and
—decrease In
Years.
1906.
1905
1004
1002
1000
the tax rate
1906 caused
Valuation.
$1 ,595.897.411
1,62 4.023.172
1.54*).608,785
1,200,‘>38,964
1,217,648,863
DEBT
8
the
total
(per $1,000) for the years Indicated.
by destruction of property by
earthquake.
Tax rate.
Years.
Valuation.
Tax rate.
$4.76 1890
$1,101,137,290
$5.80
4.00
1880--.--
5.35
3.82
1870
4.08
LIMITATION.—Municipal
j
_
I860---.1850
Indebtedness
666,399,985
6.40
277,538.134
148,193,540
57.670.689
8.65
as
well
as
6.00
5.00
State debt
Is
carefully regulated In the Constitution of California.
The section relating
to the bonding of
counties, cities, towns, &c., was altered by
constitutional
amendment adopted February 25 1801.
Nothing In explanation of the
provisions needs to be said, as the sections of
the Constitution treating of
this subject are all
very plain and comprehensive;
they will be found in
the “State and City
Supplement" of April 1805, page 146.
A new law
regulating Indebtedness for public Improvements was
In
1001.
and Is
as
Section 4 of this law establishes a
limit for such
follows:
1.1 MIT OF
INDEBTEDNESS.
enacted
Indebtedness,
SECTION 4. No city, town or
municipal corporation shall Incur an In¬
debtedness for public Improvements
which shall In the aggregate exceed
15% of the assessed value of all the real and
personal property of such city,
town or municipal
corporation.
This
new
law
TAX
was
given in full In the
"Chronicle," Aug. 10 1001,
p.
303.
EXEMPT AMENDMENT.—At the November
1902 election the
following amendment to Article 13 of the State
Constitution was favorably
voted
V. 74. p. 016; V. 75, p. 1366.
upon.
SECTION 1 ?{. All bonds hereafter Issued
by the State of California, or
by any county, city and
county, municipal corporation, or district (In¬
cluding school, reclamation and Irrigation districts)
within said State,
shall be free and exempt from
taxation.
See editorial article In "State
and City Supplement” of October
1902.
ALESSANDRO IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
•
Secretary.
This
J. E.
Paddock,
district Is In Riverside
County.
Bonds of the district have been In
litigation.
The Superior Court of
Riverside County declared the bonds
illegal, and the State Supreme Court
upon appeal affirmed the decision of
the lower Court and refused a
rehearing of the case.
See "Chronicle’
Feb. 8 1902.
The bonded debt was $765,000.
On July 19 Judge Oster,
presiding In the Riverside County
Superior
Court,
signed
a decree
the district.
dissolving
V. 81, p. 520.
ALHAMBRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A
district In Los Angeles County/
LOANS—
When Due.
5s ’06
July $30,000 July 9 ’07-’26
1
BONDED^DEBT
Assessed
.
Jan 1 ’07 $30,000
1906. .2,299,241
valuation
ALHAMBRA CITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This
district Is In Los Angeles Countv.
LOANS—
5s ’06
...
When Due.
$5.000-Sept 17 ’07-T6
ANAHEIM.—Edward
;
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$45,500
Assessed valuation 1906. .2,299,241
B. Merritt.
City Clerk.
This city Is in Orange
County. Re-incorporated June 1S8S.
LOANS—
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Feb 25 1907. .$70,150
City Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
728.650
6s ’91
F-A
$3.750c. Aug 1 ’07-T 1 Taxrate
(per $1,000) 1906
$36.50
Electric-Light Bonds.
Population
In
1907
(est)
3,000
6s ’94
J-D
$4,900o.Dec 1 ’07-’34 Population in 1900
1.456
Water and Light Bonds.
6s ’96
J-D $ 13,500c. Dec 1 ’07-’36
5s g ’06 J-J
48.000c.-July 2 ’07-’46
INTEREST payable in Anaheim.
-
,
BAKERSFIELD.
A. T.
nor. City Clerk.
This city Is In Kern
County.
Incorporated Jan. 11 1898.
BOND. DEBT Feb 27 1907. .$7
1.0001Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
3,200,000i Population In 1900
I Population In 1907 (est)
BERKELEY.
Light
M. L.
Hanscom,
This town Is In Alameda
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
5s g
Jan $ 12,500c.-Jan 2 ’08-12
4MS
J-J
85,000c.July 10 ’07-40
$30.20
4 836
7,500
Auditor.
Incorporated March
5
1895,
BOND. DEBT Jan 1907. .$ 100.500
Bonds of 1907 (add’l)..
289,100
Sinking fund
4.087
NET DEBT Jan 1907
96.413
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
23,765.499
5s
J-J 10 $3,000 .Jan 10 ’08-09 Town
tax (per $ 1.000) 1906.
$8.5(t
Munic. lmpt. Bds. — (Tax
exempt.) Population in 1900
13,214
4 %s g’07 F-A $298.100Feb i
"
’
*
*()8-’47 Population
In 1907 (est)
..35,000
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at office
of Town Treasurer
BERKELEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4 VjS g ’05 J-J $66.600C
1907 1923 4 Us g ’06. $Z20.(m< C
4 'js g ’05 J-J
80.000c ...1926-1945 BONDED DEBT Jau
1907.$466,500
INTEREST payable by County Treasurer
...
.
.
.
...
J50
CALIFORNIA—CITIES
COLLEGE PARE SANITARY DISTRICT.
M. F.
Ball,
LONG BEACH.
This district Is In Santa Clara
Sec.
County
BONDED DEBT Aug 1906
_$55,0001 Assessed valuation 1905. .$1,250,000
I District tax (per $1,000) 1905..$6.30
COLTON.
>..
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
Martinez is the county seat.
LOANS—
Geo. A.
(Subject
Wiley, Treasurer.
CORONADO.
H. F.
This city is In San
Stocking, Pres. Board
Diego County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Municipal Improvment Bonds.
[
5s ’06
F-A $31,625
Feb 1 ’08-46
BONDED DEBT Feb. ’06.$135,000
j
INTEREST is payable at the office
Assessed valuation
Population in
Population In
of
Angeles County.
city
960
City Treasurer.
Wunderlich, City
Bonds are exempt from
1781; incorporated In 1850.
Refunding Bonds.
4s g ’97
J-D$209,250c.July 1 ’07-’37
Polytechnic High School.
3^s’03 J-D$185,000c June 1’07-1943
was founded in
When Due.
J-J
$18,925c.July 1 ’07-’39
3Ms’03 J-D
92,500c.June 1 ’07-’43
Detention Hospital Bonds. ’
3%s’04 J-D $47,500C.June 1 ’07-’44
1905..$1,810,153
district on Aug. 23 1904 voted to
dissolve.
For description of old
onds and for details of dissolution
see V. 79,
p. 746, 1291.
J. P.
This Is the county seat of Los
taxation In this State.
This
4s ’98
ESCONDIDO IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
This
EUREKA.
LOS ANGELES.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds
2,000
Albert Johnson, Clerk.
County.
exempt.
(est)
time.)
City Treasurer’s office.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907.$168,5001 Assessed valuation 190G.$13,394,339
of Trustees.
1900
1906
at
LONG BEACH CITY
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Los
Angeles
Railroad.
$1,839,157
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
4s g ’03 J-J
.21,910,927
$161,000
1943 (Assessment about
60% actual value)
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06...$161,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1907.$10.74
Assessed valuation, real.
.15,575,830 Population In 1900
18,046
Assessed val.. personal
4,495,940
are tax
Julian, Deputy
to call any
INTEREST
Bonds
lxxxiv.
.-
$22.50
..1,285
..4,000
When Due.
INTEREST payable at County
Treasury.
Ed.
[Vol.
Clerk.
This cljty Is in Los
Angeles County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch
'06. $216,000
Convention Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
5s
4,606,127
M-S $26,000
Mcli 1 ’08-20 Actual valuation
(est)
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
5s
$13.50
$30,000
Population in 1890
564
Wharf Bonds.
5s
J-D $92,500...Dec 1 ’07-43 Population In 1900
2,252
Population In 1906 (est)
5s ’06
16,000
F-A
15,000c..Feb 1 ’08-22
Davenport, Clerk.
This city is in San Bernardino
County.
Incorporated 1887.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$46,937 | City tax (per $ 1.000) 1906
Sinking fund
5,054 | Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
659,672 f
(Assessm’t about M actual value.) i Population In 1906 lest.)
AND TOWNS.
Police Station, 1895.
4 j^s’95 J-J
$29,000c..July 1 ’07-35
Water Works Bonds.
4Hs’95 J-J
$21,750c..July 1 ’07-35
4s g ’05 M-N 1,462,500c Nov 1
'07-45
3^s’01 A-O 1,750,000c.Oct 1 ’07-41
3 5^8*04 J-D 312,500...June 1
*07-31
$78,800..July 1 ’07-’ll
Tunnel Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s ’98
F-A$ 128,000c._Aug 1 ’07-3S
5s ’91 Mayl
$16,500c.May 1 ’07-’12
Storm Drain Bonds.
(Subject to call.)
3^s’03 J-D $370,000c__ June’ 07-43
Main and Lateral Sewer Bonds.
Public School.
4s ’06g J-J
$287,500c.July 2 ’07-’46 3 ?^s’03 J-D $444,000c. June 1 '07-43
Park Bonds.
i BOND. DEBT
Aug
4s ’98
F-A
$8,250c.Aug 1 ’07-’39 Assessed val., real 1906.$7,246,975
Outfall Sewer Bonds.
139,373,171
Assessed val., personal..
5s ’92 M-N$118,000c.Nov 1
17,288,740
’<>7-’12 Total valuation 1905
156.661,911
3**s’03 J-D
Valuation for 1906
925,000c...June’07-43|
191,042,708
School Improvement
(Assessment about A actual value.)
5s ’89
A-0 $31,000c..Oct 1 ’07-09
City
tax (per $1,000) 1905
$12.00
4Hs’95 J-J 221,850c_.July 1 ’07-35
Population In 1900
....102,479
Population In 1905
201,349
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at the office of
the City Treasurer.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
city charter limits Its debt to the amount
of $5,000,000, exclusive of
loans for water works and sewers.
Fire
4s ’98
Department Bonds.
J-J $120,000c.June
1 ’07-’39
Impounding Reservoir Bonds.
3h's’04 J-D $142,500c Junel ’07-’44
Internal Sewer System, 1890.
5s '90
J-J
Clerk.
This city is in Humboldt
County.
Incorporated Feb. 10 1874.
All bonds
are exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
When Due.
Third Ward School Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
4 l,$s semi-an $13,500c
4 l-js semi-an $95,000c
(Part yearly on April 15.)
(Part yearly on
July 15.)
Fifth Ward School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
| 4 J^s semi-an $13,500c
4 (is semi-an $33,250c
(Part yearly on April 15.)
(Part yearly on July 15.)
i BOND. DEBT
Sept 1906
4 Us semi-an $76,500c
$250,750
Assessed valuation, real.. 3,952.525
(Part yearly on April 15.)
Assessed
val., personal
1,020,823
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
i Assessed
val., improvem’ts 1,986,361
4 Us semi-an $14,250c
Total valuation 1906
6,959,709
(Part yearly on July 15.)
j (Assessm’t about 1-3 actual value.)
Park Bonds.
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1906
4
$11.00
semi-an
$4.750c
Population in 1900
7,327
(Part yearly on July
15.)
| Population In 1906 (est.)
..13,000
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer’s office.
LOS ANGELES CITY
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch
1907 $507,000
4s ’06
J-J
$507,000c. Jan 1 ’08-’46 I Assessed valuation
FRESNO.
LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH
SCHOOL
..
W. H.
.
1906
Ryan, City Clerk.
This is the county seat of Fresno
County.
Incorporated Oct. 27 1885.
LOANS—
When Due.'
City Hall.
Fire Department.
4Vgs
’06J-J
$75,000c
1907-1946
5s er
Aug
$1,250c..Aug 1 ’07-08 BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$285,000
Overflow.
! Assessed
real
valuation,
5s g
8,471,100
Aug
$1,250c..Aug 1 ’07-08 Assessed val, personal
School.
1,384,290
Total valuation 1906.
5s g
9,855,390
Aug $5,000c..Aug 1 ’07-08 (Assessment
about lA actual value.)
5s g
Dec
5,000c..Dec 3
1907 Total tax (per $1,000)
Sewer.
1906.$31.15
(Population
In
1890
:
5s g
10,818
J-J
$29.000c_.July 1 *07-35 Population in 1900
4 jjjs'OO J-J
12,470
175.000c
1907-1946 I Population In 1906 (est)
23,000
INTEREST is payable In Fresno.
LOS ANGELES CO.
County
.
LOANS—
J. L.
This city is in Sonoma
OANS—
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$64,000c
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
5s
INTEREST
is
payable
rate
(per $1,000) 1905
in 1900
2,929
HOLLISTER.
County
seat of
Wagner, Town Treasurer.
County.
LOANS—
When Due. (Assessment about 3-5
actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1905
6s g semi-an $27,125
$10.00
June 1 ’07-37 Population In 1890
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1906.
1,234
.$27,125 ! Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1905
1,315
913,545 j Population in 1905 (est)
2,200
INTEREST payable at office of the Town
Treasurer.
Los
Angeles County.
'07.$57.000! Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,244,092
1
County.
*07.$58,500!Assessed
valuation 1906...$8,621,154
INGLEWOOD UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Los
Angeles County and comprises Inglewood, La
Dow,
Jun»-
$50,000
Due. 1 Assessed valuation
1906..-$2,552,284
June 4 ’<)7-’26 j Population in
15)05 (est.).-.
2,000
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$50,000;
INYO COUNTY.
Independence
is the county seat.
LOANS—
*03
M-S J 60,000
4s
KERN COUNTY.
County
seat is
LOANS—
j Assessed valuation 1906 .$2,886,182
1943 i Tax rate (per $ 1 .<>()(» 1906
$20.00
$60,0001 Population In 1900...
..16,486
I. L.
Bakersfield.
Refunding Bonds.
L. A.
Bryson, Secretary.
Under date of Sept. 8
1900
we
Assessed value RRs
$376,917
Total valuation 1906.
12,652,028
cJ-J
$82,500c. .July 1 ’07-39 (Assessment about
A actual value.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906. .$82,500
State & Co tax (per $1,000)’06
$21.00
Assessed valuation, real ..9.976.625
In
j
Population
1890..
Assessed val., personal
17,612
2,298.486; Population In 1900
20,465
INTEREST payable In Uklali.
Refunding Bonds.
,
MERCED CO.
County
seat Is
W. B.
Merced.
Croop, Clerk; W. H. Cook, Auditor.
Bonds are exempt from
taxation.
When Due. Total valuation
1906....$15,781.432
Refunding Bonds
(Assessm’t
Is
H actual value.)
4s g ’03 Dec 1 $100,000c Dec
1 ’07-16 State & Co tax
(per $1,000) ’06$17.50
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1906.
.$110.000 Population In 1890
Assessed valuation, real.. 11,450,419 i
8.085
Population In 1900
Assessed val. personal
9,215
2,104.202 Population In 1905
(est)
Assessed valuation RRs
12,000
2,226,811!
LOANS—
Is
payable In Merced.
Bonds
MODESTO IRRIGATION DIST.
This district
exempt.
(P. O. Modesto)
are
exempt from taxation.
C. S.
Is in Stanislaus
Abbott, Secretary.
County.
Bonds
are
tax
When Due.
$1,005.01 lc. .Jan ’23-42
TOTAL DEBT Mch
5s
J-J
1907.$1,362,426
Cash on hand
5s
J-J
31,493
332.000c..Jan 25-44 Assessed valuation
1906
6s g
J-J
4,613,320
17,500c. .Jan ’14-23 Actual valuation
about
6.000,000
Bonds, coupons and warTax rate (per $1,000) 1906
rants not yet
$26.00
exchanged.
$7,915 Population in 1906 (est)
8,000
INTEREST Is payable at Treasurer’s office
aim at tne First
National
Bank. Modesto.
5s
L. E.
Hotchkiss, Clerk.
Building Bonds.
J-D
$7,800...Dec 1 ’07-45
BONDED DEBT May '06.
$112,000
Water-Works Bonds.
; Tax valuation 1906
..1,617,374
July $20.000
July 1 ’07-38 (Assessment about 2-3 actual
value.)
July 16,500..Mch 10 ’08-40 City tax
(per $1,000) 1905...$16.00
Park Bonds.
! Population in 1890
’05
907
J-D $17,500...Dec 1 ’08-41
Population In 1900
1.205
July $28,000
July 1 ’07-34
July
6,000._Mch 10 ’08-10
MONROVIA CITY SCHOOL
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
MONTEREY GO.
DISTRICT, San Diego Co.
advised that there had been no
assessments made In tills district
for the preceding three
of an injunction.
years because
The case has been decided
In favor or the
it Is the desire of the
district, and
directors and the land owners to
debtedness and dissolve the district as
compromise the In¬
soon as possible.
For
V. 7K. p. 781; V. 79.
details see
p. 2707, aud V. 81. p. 43.
Rea, County Treasurer.
When Due.
4s ’01
6s
6s
Assessed valuation. RRs.$4,165,636
4 11-s ’97 J-J
$235,000c
1908-1917
BONDED DEBT Sept
’06.$235,000
Assessed valuation, real
.16,702,254
Assessed val
personal... 5,95)8.317
INTEREST payable at State Treasurer’s
office.
LINDA VISTA IRRIGATION
LOANS—
6s
6s g
Total valuation 15)06
26,866,207
(Assessment about }A actual value.)
State & Co tax
(per M) ’06..$ 1 6.00
Population in 1900
16,480
,
J. N.
Is-Uklah.
seat
Monrovia Is In Los Angeles
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Miller, Clerk; W. C. Wilson, Aud.
When Due.
County
MONROVIA.
When Due.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906
MENDOCINO COUNTY.
LOANS—
Hyde Park and Wiseburn.
LOANS—
When
5s ’06
Fallon, Treasurer.
When Due.
J-J
INTEREST
HOLLYWOOD UNION HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
A district in Los
Angeles
BONDED DEBT Jan
days’ notice.
:
HOLLYWOOD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is in
any time on 40
Assessed value RRs
$978,030
Total valuation 1906
14.842,205
$96,000c
1916 (Assessm’t about
65% actual value.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906. .$96,000
State & Co tax (per $1,000) ’06S15.80
Assessed valuation, real .12,586,665
Population
In
1890
Assessed val., personal
13,072
il ,277,510, Population In
1900
15,702
4s ’96
T.
1906.$33,500 1
C. H.
T. J.
seat Is San Rafael.
Refunding Bonds
San Benito
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
County
LOANS—
Coffman, Clerk.
When Due. Assessed valuation
4s ’(15
J-J
$33,500c.-Jan 1 ’07-23 ! Population in 1906 1905..$1,402,000
(est)
BONDED DEBT Jan
5r000
LOANS—
1
MARIN COUNTY.
$00.00
1883. "
When Due.: Assessed valuation 1906
$874,257
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
1908-1939 City tax (per $1,000)
1906..$12.70
$64,000 Population in 1900..'
1,869
i
Population in 1906 (est)
2,000
at Santa Rosa.
J.
When Due.]
$70,000c
56.755.488,
Incorporated May 31
HEALDSBIRQ SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Keyes, Clerk; H. G. Dow, Aud.
Railroads
$6,098,907
I Total valuation 1906
.305,302,995
July 1 1910 (Assessment Is 30% actual
value.)
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907.. .$70,000 | State & Go tax (per M) 1906__$16.00
\ Population In 1890.
101,454
Sinking fund
12,320
170,298
Assessed valuation, real.242,448,600 Population in 1900
j Population in 1907
(est.)
225,000
Assessed val., personal
County Bonds.
Bates, Clerk.
County.
C. G.
Angeles.
INTEREST paid by County Treasurer.
OPTION.—All bonds subject to call at
Population
HEALDSBURG.
seat Is Los
5s g’90 J-J
HANFORD.
This city is in
Kings County.
BONDED DEBT
$50.000 I Tax
Assessed valuation 1905. .$0,000,000
{
$191,042,708
DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. \ BONDED DEBT Mch
1907 $247.000
4s g ’06 J-J $247,000c. .Jan 1
’08-‘26i Assessed valuation 1906 $191,042,708
County
seat Is
LOANS—
were
Salinas.
5s ’05
DISTRICT.
’07.$55,7501Assessed
valuation
1906..$1,192,006
James Taylor, Treasurer.
When Due.
Railroads
$2,286,389
Total valuation 1906
20.009.544
$36,000
Jan 1 ’08-13 j (Assessm’t
about
\A
actual
J-J
value.)
56,000...Jan 1 ’14-21 State & Co tax
(per$"l ,000) ’06 $19.00
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906
$98,000 Population In 1890
Assessed valuation,
18,637
real-.15,602,400 Population In 1900
Assessed val., personal
19,380
2.120.755
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’01
4s’01
I
:
,
J-J
,
Apr., 1907.]
NAPA.
H. H.
CALIFORNIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Thompson, Clerk.
REDLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.; LOANS—
When Due.
6s
May ($2,000
1907 | 5s
April 13f$21,000 Apr 13 ’12-’18
\ 3,000
1908!
I
4,000 Apr 13 1919
5s
8,000
1908-1909 5s
May $25,000
1910-1930
5s
4,000
1910! BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$93,000
5s
July
3,000
1911! Assessed valuation 1905
2,462,105
This city is in Napa County.
Incorporated March 23 1872.
LOANS—
When Due.; Assessed valuation
1906._$3,419,855
Improvcm’t Bdrf. (Tux exempt).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$24.20
4s
$32,300c
1929 ! Population in 1900
.
...
4,036
6,000
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907_$37,550
Population in 1907 (est.)
_
NEVADA CITY.
This city is In Nevada County.
BOND. DEBT (last returns) .$72,500
| Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
0,000,0001Population in 1900
OAKLAND.
Frank K. Mott,
RIVERSIDE.
This
P.
Mayor; Geo. E.
Total valuation 1906
8,036,365
(Assessment about 40% actual val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$30.00
Population In 1890
4,683
Population In 1900
7,973
! Population In 1906 (est.)
11,500
INTEREST on steam power plant bonds Is
payable at Riverside; on all
other bonds at New York.
F-A $29,000c Aug 1 ’07-’37
Steam Power Plant Bonds.
4s g
J-D $34,000c June 1 ’07-’40
H.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
Wyneker, City Clerk.
W. L.
Potter, Treasurer.
Orange is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906.$ 17,017,702
4 4s’99 J-J
$70,000
1920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$17.00
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06 $70,000
Population In 1900
19,696
OXNARD.
C. J.
Elliott, Clerk.
This city is in Ventura County.
Incorporated June 30 1903.
LOANS—
When Due.) BONDED DEBT Mch
1907.$43 000
Sewer Bonds (Tax Exempt).
i
I Assessed valuation 1905
822,668
5s
J-D $43,000c
‘.. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$11.50
(Subject to call.)
! Population in 1906 (est.)
2,600
INTEREST payable In Oxnard.
PALO ALTO.
John D.
INTEREST payable in Palo Alto.
PALO
Incorporated 1896.
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’07.. $172,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2,760,000
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$30.30
Population in 1900..
1.658
Population In 1907 (est.)
6,000
Bonds
are
ALTO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
When Due. I
$33,000
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06
...
.
.
city Is the county seat ofJSacramento County and the
capital of the
State and was re-lncorporated April 23 1863.
The original debt was a
little less than $1,600,000, being four series of
6%bonds. Issued In 1858, and
falling due in 1888, 1893, 1898 and 1903. The flood of 1861-1862
destroyed
half of the property values, and the
coupons had been
delinquent for a
dozen years.
In 1872 a Funded Debt Commission (abolished
by Legis¬
lative Act of 1899) was created aud received from the
city a gift, or capital,
of $212,080.80.
With this It bought bonds and
coupons, and collected
from the city as other creditors did and
re-lnvested In more bonds and
coupons.
In 1899 the Commission was ordered by decree of Court to cancel
$1,411,167.60 of the bonds and coupons at par.
LOANS—
When Due. Old bonds
outstanding
$7,100
Water-Main Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 7’07..
521,100
4s ’03
J-J $134,000c.Jan
1 ’08-’41 Assessed valuation,
real..18,767,900
(Subject to call at any time.)
Assessed val., personal
4,986,135
Levee and Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
23,754,035
4s g’05 J-J $155,000c
Jan’08-’38 > (Assessment about H actual value.)
(Subject to call at any time.)
[City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$15.00
5s ’94
J-J
$25,000c.Jan 1 ’08-’13 Population In 1890
26,386
(Subject to call at any time.)
Population In 1900 (Census) ..29,282
High-School Bonds.
Population In 1907
50,000
4s ’05
J-J $190,000c.Jan
1 ’08-’45
(Subject to call at any time.)
I
,
INTEREST Is payable
at Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
County
L. P.
seat Is Sacramento.
LOANS—
Williams, Auditor.
When Due.
Assessed valuation,
pers’l.$5,629,910
Refunding Bonds.
j Assessed valuation, RRs.
1.634,035
Hs’92 J J $150,000c_.July 1 1912; Total valuation 1906
38,874.425
4s’93 J-J
58.000c .July 1 1913! (Assessm’t about
70% actual value.)
4s? ’88
J-J
53 000c .Jan
1 1908 State & Co. tax
(per M) '06...$19 60
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07
$236,000,
Population
In 1890
40,339
Value of Co. property (’06)
473,150 Population in 1900
45,915
Assessed valuation, real. .31,610,480
Population In 1906 (est.)
.80,000
INTEREST Is payable at Sacramento. 0
OPTIONAL.—All of the county's bonds are subject to call on
forty dayst
notice.
4
4
tax exempt.
LOANS—
5s
SACRAMENTO .jJFred, W. Carey, Aud.; E. Haynes,
Deputy.
This
,
Boyd, Clerk.
This city is in Santa Clara
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
5s
A-O $30,000c
i
Sewer Bonds.
j
5s
A-O $32.000c
Improvement Bonds.
|
5s
A-O $37,000c
5s
A-O
75,000c'-
Geo. H. Brown, Auditor.
Riverside Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation RR
$3,161,828
Court-House Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
17,675,017
4s g ’02
1
M-S$150,000c.Sept
’13-’42j (Assessm’t about 33% actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07 $150,000! State & Co. tax
(per $1,000) ’06 20.00
Assessed valuation, real..12,744,379 ;
Population In 1900
17,804
Assessed valuation, pers’l. 1,768,810 i
Population In 1905 (est.)
24,000
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer’s office. • • •
-
1907_$85,000) Assessed valuation 1906..$6,000,000
I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$8.50
ORANGE COUNTY.
i
RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
D. G. Mitchell, County Treas.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906..$4,780,411
4s g
F-A $40,000c
1911-1920 (Assessment 1-3 to 4 actual value.)
f 2,000c..Feb 5 1908 School tax
(per $1,000) 1905..$5.50
4s
F-A \ 2,500c..Feb 5
1909 Population In 1906 (est.)
12,000
l 2,500c..Feb 5 1910
INTEREST payable’ by County Treasurer.
James, City Clerk.
This city is in Orange County.
Incorporated March 13 1888.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906
$794,093
Water Bonds.
I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$12.00
44g’05F-A $47 ,500..Feb 1 ’08-’4 5 Population in 1900
3,293
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$47,500
Population In 1906 (est.)
3,500
Imp’t Bonds.
5s
INTEREST payable In Ocean Park.
ORANGE.
Stibbens, City Clerk.
city is the county seat of Riverside County.
Incorporated 1883.
LOANS—
When Due. i BONDED DEBT Mch 1907
$125,250
Street Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
7,212,770
5s
s.-an.$63,500c Aug 1 ’06-’35 Assessed valuation,
pers’l.. 823,595
Electric-Light
city is in Los Angeles County.
BONDED DEBT Mch
C. R.
This
$0,000
.3,250
Gross, And.
Oakland is the county seat of Alameda
County.
Incorporated 1854.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation,
real_$53,126,314
School Bends.
Assessed val., personal
7,964,375
5s ’92
J-J $120,000c_July 15 ’07-12 Total
valuation 1906
61,090,689
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
4sg’97 M-S$108,500c_.Sept 1 ’07-37 Total
tax (per $1,000) 1906...$28.80
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1890
48,682
4 4g’07 J-J $588,500c.Jan 15 ’08-’47
Population in 1900
66,960
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07 $817,000
Population in 1906 (est)
200,000
INTEREST on all bonds payable at City Treasurer’s
office: school bonds
can also be paid at National Park
Bank, New York.
OAKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
R. B. S. York, Asst. Supt. City Schools.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation,
real.$48,586,524
5s
J-J $100,000c
1907-1911 Assessed val, personal
7,413,476
4s
J-J
912,000c
July ’07-44 Total valuation 1906
56,000,000
BOND'. DEBT Sept 19061,216,000
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.80
TAX FREE.—Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the 5s Is payable at N. Y. City; on
the 4s at Oakland.
OCEAN PARK.
151
.
$33,0001
....
PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$13,000
I BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06
6s.
15.000
I
5s
...
$28,000
...
PASADENA.
Heman Dyer,
Clerk; D. D. Kellogg, Auditor.
This city is in Los Angeles
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Fire and Sewer Bonds.
5s g ’88 Feb
$9,600c
Feb 1 1908
Improvement Bonds.
4s g ’02 J-J $114,000c<5crJan 2 ’0S-’22
4s g ’02 J-J
129,500e&rJan 2 ’08-’42
Library Bonds.
7s ’90
Feb
$1,275c. .Feb 1 ’08-’10
Incorporated June 14 1886.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J $ 125,000. .July 1 ’07-’46
Fire
4s ’06
Department Bonds.
J-J
$75,000. .July 1 ’07-’46
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.
$478,750
Assessed valuation 1906._29,320,765
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$25.00
Population ill 1900
9,117
’07-’45 i Population in 1907 (est.)...27,000
Water Bonds.
4s ’05
M N $24,375c
May 1
INTEREST payable at Pasadena.
PASADENA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
M. W. Davis, Clerk.
Includes the City of Pasadena and North and East
Pasadena.
LOANS—
When Due.! 4r ’06
M-N$150.()00 Mch 12 *10-’39
School Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’07. .$340,000
4 4s
Sept $80,000c Sept 15 *07-’22 Assessed valuation
1906..34,001,100
4 4s "04Oct
60,000 Oct 24 ’07-’18 | (Assessment about *>/% actual value.)
4s
Sept 50,000c Sept 8 ’13-’37 ! School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$1.50
INTEREST on the 4?o bonds Is payable at the
County Treasurer’s office,
Lo^ Angeles.
PLACER COUNTY.
H. P. Me Beth,
LOANS—
POMONA.
A. N.
$20.00
15,786
County Auditor.
When Due.! Assessed valuation 1906
4s ’99
A-O $35,100
19341 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
BONDED DEBT July 1906.$35.100 |
Population in 1906(est)
4,294.678
$20.00
5,500
L. W.
Clark, Clerk.
This city Is in San Bernardino
County.
Incorporated Nov. 1888.
LOANS-—
When Due. i
Funding Bonds.
City Bonds.
6s g
M-N $25,000c May 1
| 5s
’07 J-J
$50,000.. Jan 15 ’08-’27
’08-’12 BOND. DEBT Feb 25 ’07.. $127,500
Fire Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
6,707,681
4.4s g M-N $3,000c Nov 1 ’07-’12 Total tax
(per $1.000) 1906..$32.00
Street Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4 4s g
J-J
$4,500c July 1 ’07-’10 Population In 1890
1,904
4 4g’05 J-J
95,000c.July 15 ’08-’45 Population In 1900
4,797
Population In 1907 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST on the 6% city bonds Is payable at
the Chase Nat. Bank,
New York; on all other bonds at office of
City Treasurer.
g
Ivdly, City Clerk.
W. J.
Philips Treasurer.
,
This city is located in San Bernardino
County.
Incorporated 1886.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund.
..$16,854
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906-’07. ..5.033.354
6s
J-J
$24,000c.Jan 1 *08-’10 (Assessm’t about 40% actual value.)
4s ’03
A-O 146.700c.Apr 1 ’08-’43
City tax (per $ 1.000) 1906
$16.50
4s ’03
A-O
61.200c.Apr 1 ’08-’43 : Population in 1900
6.150
BONDED DEBT Aug 1 ’06 $245,675;
Population In 1906 (est.)
15,000
INTEREST Is payable at City Treasurer’s office.
SAN DIEGO. J. L.
Sehon, Mayor; B. J. Edmonds, City Aud.
This Is the county seat of San
Diego
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
LOANS—
When Due.'
$3,500
Julv 1 1907-13
Refunding Bonds.
44s
J-J $201,500..Jan 3 ’08-’38
School Bonds.
5s
J-D
$4,000..Dee 1
Water Bonds.
4 4s
J-J $525,000. .July 1
Incorporated Jan. 1
1835.
Sewer Extension Bonds.
J-J $133,000c July
1 '07-’43
4sg'05 A-O 73,125c. .Oct 1 1907-45
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’06
1.246.050
Water bonds (Included)..
783,050
Assessed valuation, real. .15,754,249
Assessed valuation, pers'l. 1,542,831
Total valuation 1905
17.297.080
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
tax
City
(per $1,000) 1905
$14.50
Population In 1900
..17,700
Population In 1906 (est.)
35,000
INTEREST payable In San Diego.
4
.
!
1907.
’07-'41
44s
J-J
189,050c July 1 ’06-’43
4.4sg’05A-O 52,650c Oct 1 ’U7-’45
Fire Department Bonds.
44s
J-J
$34,000
July 1 *07-’40i
:
LOANS—
County.
PjS
J-J
SAN DIEGO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Harris, Clerk.
This city is In Los Angeles
County.
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 ’06...$130,000 |Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906
$28.30
Assessed valuation 1906
3,912,000iPopulation in 1900
.5,520
POMONA CITY HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07. $46,7501 Assessed valuation
1906. .$3,608,659
REDLANDS.
SAN BERNARDINO.
4 4s
Auburn Is the county scat.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07.
$32,000 |Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906. ...9,766,233 i
Population In 1900
Quincy is the county seat.
John J.
This city Is In Monterey County.
City Hall Bonds.
| BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07 $120,250
5s g’06 J-D $50,000c. Dee 31 ’07-’46
Assessed valuation 1906
1,700.842
School Bonds.
j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$27.00
5s g ’06 J-D $15,000c. Dec 31 *07-’46 j
Population In 1900...
3.304
Bridge Bonds.
Geo. E. Mitchell, Assessor.
PLUMAS COUNTY.
SALINAS CITY.
.
S. W. Beldlng, Secretary.
When Due.
1 BONDED DEBT Mch ’07 $120,000
4s g’06 July $120,000July__
1907-'261 Assessed valuation 1906.. 12.053.910
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S. W. Beldlng, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Mch ’07
$135,000
5s g ’05 M-S $ 135,000c Sept
'11-’25 j Assessed valuation 1905.. 11.290.372
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer’s office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Eugene E. Schmitz,
Ryan. Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Mayor: John H.
San Francisco Is In San Francisco
County, and the fluanclal statement
given below Is for both city and county.
On Sept. 29 1903 this city voted to Issue
$17,771,000 (ten Issues) public
improvement bonds.
V. 77. p. 992; V. 78. p. 121.
A suit was brought
to restrain the city from
Issuing these bonds and carried to the State
Supreme Court, where on August 15 1904 a decision was rendered
holding
valid nine Issues of the bonds to the amount of
$17,174,000, but declaring
Invalid the $597,000 Issue.
See V. 79, p. 798; V. 78, p. 836 and
151,
Up to date $4,997,600 of these bonds have been sold and $858,000 redeemed.
V. 80. p. 1988.
152
CALIFORNIA—CITIES AND TOWNS
Earthquake and Fire.—This city was visited by an earthquake on April 18
1906, and the subterranean upheaval, together with the lires resulting
many lives and the destruction of property
to the estimated value of several hundred millions of dollars.
The territory
destroyed by lire covered 2,500 acres, or about four square miles.
See
V. 82, p. 945, 999 and 1060.
Heroic efforts are being made to rebuild the
city with all speed, and the work of reconstruction Is actively under way.
A compilation of the New York State Insurance Department reveals a
gross Insurance loss of $222,836,307 and a net loss after deducting re¬
insurance and estimated salvage of $132,823,067.
See V. 82, p. 337.
LOANS—
When Due. '
Hospital Bonds.
Golden Gate Park Bonds.
3^s
J-J $200,000c.July 1 ’07-’14
ZAs
J-J $311,600c_July 1 ’07-'44 '
School Bonds.
Library Bonds.
\ZAs
J-J $898,000c.July 1 ’07-’16
3Hs
J-J $657,60Cc.July 1 ’07-’22
Street Bonds.
Mission Park Bonds.
\3As
J-J $486,000c.July 1 ’07-’19
3Hs
J-J $277,400o.July 1 ’07-’44 _s ’07
80,000
Playground Bonds.
City Jail and Hall of Justice.
3 As
J-J $703,000c_July 1 ’07-M4 3^s
J-J $243,600c. July 1 ’07-’20
therefrom, caused the loss of
SANTA ANA.
This city Is In
ZAs
J-J $362,400c_July 1 ’07-’08
Special bonds made payable by statute from taxes on lands benefited:
Montgomery Avenue bonds
$1,579,000
Dupont Street bonds, 7s, amount outstanding
285,000
•The Dupont Street bonds have long been involved In litigation, but
the U. S. Circuit Court In Sept. 1903 ruled In favor of the bondholders—
the property owners being made liable for the face value Of bonds.
V. 77,
An appeal was taken, which Is still pending.
p. 988.
Holders of Montgomery Avenue bonds' brought suit against the State
to recover the face value and Interest aggregating $2,000,000.
The Su¬
perior Court holds that the State Is not liable.
V. 78, p. 1565; V. 79,
p. 925, 1659, and V. 80, p. 483, 1070; V. 81, p. 1449.
INTEREST Is payable In gold In San Francisco.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
Feb. ’07.
July 1 ’06.
Total bonded debt
$4,139,600
$4,568,600
349,718
442 309
Sinking funds
>
Net
•
debt
$3,789,882
Matured
on
...
$4,126,291
Oct. 1 ’03.
*$250,000
$4,245,100
1,728
244,709
$4,243,372
$5,291
April 1 1904 and paid off.
-
Cemetery reservation
Sundry lots
590,000
275,000
110,000
6,000,000
Channel Street lots from Ninth to Eighteenth streets
School lots, Improvements, libraries, furniture, &c
Total
$27,225,000
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—Assessment 65% to
Assessment geartly decreased In 1906 owing to earth¬
70% actual value.
quake.
Assessed
Valuation
1
—
Tax Rate
Years.
Iieid.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,0
1906-07
..$287,503,797
$88,634,940
$17.98
$376,138,737
1905-06
402,127,261
122.258,406
16.54
524,385,667
1904-05
380,282,050
16.55
122,610,409
502,892,459
1901-02
289,682,092
123,417,901
15.62
413,099,993
1899-00
285,305,370
16.30
119,806.245
405,111,615
1889-90
241,119,410
64,920,995
17.22
306,040,405
1879-80
51 ,057,229
166.429,845
19.95
217,487,074
1869-70
69.776,603
30.80
44,982,907
114,759,510
1861-62
28.70
41,870,811
The tax rate for city and county purposes for 1906 Is $13.22 and for
State purposes $4.76 per $1,000 of valuation.
The amount of taxes levied In 1905-06 for city and county
purposes was
$6,103,849 ; for State purposes was $2,569,489; total amount of taxes,
$8,673,338.
The charter limits taxation to $1 on the $100 for all current
expenses
except the maintenance of parks, for which purposes Is allowed 7 cents
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
on
the $100.
POPULATION. —In 1905 (cst.). 450,000; in 1900 (Census) was 342.782;
In 1890 it was 298,997: In 1880 it was 233,959; In 1870 It was 149.473.
SAN JACINTO AND PLEASANT VALLEY IRRI. DIST.
Jas D. Me Diarm id,
President.
This district is In Riverside County.
The courts have declared that this
district was Illegally organized.
The $228,000 6% bonds issued bv this
district, maturing serially until about 1910,
SAN JOSE.
H. D. Mathews.
are
therefore Invalidated.
Mayor: Roy Iv. Walter. Clerk.
This city is in Santa Clara County. ” Incorporated 1850.
Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
$8,250
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
NET DEBT March 1907
295,875
4s tr *06 A-O $209,625c..Apr 1 ’OS-MO Assessed valuation teal. 15,283,860
High School Bonds.
Assessed val.. per
nal
1,613,850
4^sg J-I) $58,125e..June 1 ’07-37 Total valuation 1906.
16,897,710
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906X
$24.60
4t4se
J-D$$3! ,000c. June 1 ’07-’37 Population In 1900.
21.500
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07
$304,125! Population In 1907 (est.)
28,000
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer and both
Interest and principal are payable In gold.
..
_
..
Grammar School Bonds.
4s g '07 Janj$ 175,000c.Jan
High-School Ronds.
1
1
’08-’42
’43-'47
1908-1924!
:136,000c
1
50,000c.Jan
4s g’07 Jan 1
13,000c
1925j Assessed valuation 1906.$16,897.710
1
13.000c
--1926i School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.45
l 13.000c
1927i
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s office.
.
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.
Obispo Is the
County Bonds.
H. H.
county seat.
When Due.' 5s g ’06
SAN
MATEO COUNTY.
4s g
1 ’10-’39
1
1
1
I
1 ’11-’35
Joseph il. Nash, Clerk,
Court House Bonds.
’06 M-S[$90,000c.Sept
\ 35,000c_Scpt
r$15.00('e_Sept
’06 M-S
4,000c_Sept
!
6.001'c.Sept
July $50,000c July
,
Redwood City Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. 1
4s g
Carpenter, Co. Clerk.
(.Subject to call after Julv 1 1916.)
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06. $110,000
Assessed valuation 1906.. 15.347,100
Population In 1900
16,637
5s ’91
M-S $20,000
1911
Wharf Bonds.
5s g '06 July $40,000c.July 1 1911-’30
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
MO-MO
’ 10-’39
M0-M3
’44-’46
_.
This city is In Los
INTEREST Is payable at Treasurer’s office.
SANTA BARBARA.
.
Angeles County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907_$50,000|Assessed valuation 1906.,$3.590.1-6
'School tax (per $1,000) 1906 $9.0
INTEREST payable In Los Angeles.
W.
R.
Kearney, Treasurer; Alfred
Davis, Clerk.
Santa Barbara Is In Sar.ta Barbara
LOANS—
When Due.
County.
Incorporated March 9 1874.
Oak Park Bonds
|
4As’04 F-A $14,250c.Aug 15 ’07-M4
,
Boulevard Bonds.
5s
Mch $17 500cMch25 1908-12
Water Bonds46,250c. .Aug 1’07-M3 4 As
F-A
52.500c ..Aug 1 ’07-MI
Outfall Sewer Bonds.
!
Water-Works Extension Bonds.
5s
Oct
$4,750c.Oct 22 ’07-’l 1.4 !^g’03 F-A $79,000c
Aug 11943
Main Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Dec 21 ’06. $345,000
4Hsg F-A $13,300C-.Aug 1’06-’34 : Total valuation 1906
7,796,319
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment Is 3-5 actual value.)
4^sg F-A $18.500c..Aug 1’07-M3 City tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$13.00
High-School Bonds.
I Population In i890
5.864
5s
Jan $51 ,()00c.Jan 10’08-MI; Population In 1900
6,587
INTEREST on the 5% boulevard bonds Is payable at the Chemical Na¬
tional Bank, N. Y., and on the 4H% boulevard bonds at the City Treas¬
urer’s office; on the water-works extension, bridge and sewer bonds at
Santa Barbara.
4As«
F-A
G. J.
Fenton, Town Clerk.
This town Is In Santa Clara County.
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation 1905
$1,676,027
School-House Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$13.00
5s g
J-J
$47,(>00c__Jan 2 ’08-M5 Population In 1890
6,577
BONDED DEBT Nov ’06..$117,750 Population in 1900
...9,240
INTEREST Is payable at Treasurer’s offlee.
,
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
H. A. Pfister, Clerk Board of
,
County Commissioners.
San Jose Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. J
Co’y Bldg. Repair Bonds.
4s g ’06 Jan $300,000c
1917-1946!
SANTA CRUZ.
David C.
This city Is In Santa Cruz
Population In 1900.
60,216
Clark, Mayor; J. L. Wright, Clerk.
County.
The city has been In litigation over Its
5% refunding bonds (Issued April 16 1894), which it refused to pay, they
having been purloined, but on Sept. 28 1898 the United States Circuit Court
held the entire Issue of $360,000 bonds Invalid as between the city of Santa
Cruz, and purchasers of the bonds having notice of the facts constituting their
Invalidity, but also held that the city was estopped by rec itals contained In
the bonds from denying their validity In the ease of Innocent purchasers for
value.
Upon this ground the court rendered Judgment against the city for
the amount of principal and Interest due upon such bonds as were purchased
upon the faith of recitals contained therein and without notice or knowledge
of their invalidity.
The municipality received no consideration whatever
for these bonds.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals, however, on
Dec
5 1899, declared that the entire Issue was void, on the ground that there
was a
flaw In the bonds themselves which the purchasers should have Inves¬
V. 69, p. 1260.
The United States Supreme Court
tigated before buying.
Feb. 24 1902 reversed the latter decision and the case was sent hack with
Instructions (V. 74, p. 590), and the United States Circuit Court of Appeals
In Sept. 1902 thereupon gave Its decision accordingly.
V. 75, p. 694.
A
on
compromise
was effected In March 1903, the details of which will be found
In V. 76, p. 770.
The city was In litigation also over $225,000 5% water
bonds Issued Jan. 16 1889, but In this case, having received value for the
bonds, has been disposed to pay maturing principal and Interest, notwith¬
standing their supposed Invalidity.
The suits brought by tax-payers to
resist the payment of Interest have been dismissed by the Court, and the
bonds and coupons are being paid as they fall due.
Interest on all bonds
has been reduced to 4%
Sewer 5s. .$ 1.500! Street 5s. .51,000 Total valuation 1905
$4,362,875
Light 5s—
250 | Water 5s_ .45,000 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Bridge5s__
250 j
City tax rate (per $ 1.000) ’05.$20.00
BONDED DEBT Sept ’05. $301,000, Population In 1890
5,596
Assessed valuation, real. ..3,431,595 Population In 1900
5.659
Assessed val., personal-....
206.790 Population In 1905 (est.)
12,000
Annexed territory.
724.490
TAX FREE. — Bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
SANTA
MONICA.
J
C.
Hemingway. Clerk.
This city Is In Los Angeles County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’X)G..$178,0001Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
5.642,800 j Population In 1900
SANTA
MONICA
CITY
SCHOOL
$14.00
5,521
DISTRICT.
4t£’06 June $60,ooo.June 18 *07-’l6(Assessed valuation 1905..$3,279.750
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.$14 1,000 |
SANTA ROSA.
This city Is in Sonoma Countv.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
June $71,000c
Fire Engine Bonds.
June
$4.50()e
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.
$310,500
Assessed valuation 1906. .4,754,1 12
4s
..
.
115,000c
Sewer Bonds.
4s
June
$70,500c
Street Bonds.
4s
June
$49,000o
Tax rate
(per $ 1.000) 1906
Population in 1900
Population in 1907 (est.)
...
.$30.70
.6,673
_
9,000
INTEREST payable in Santa Rosa.
This district Is In Fresno
BOND. DEBT July l ’06
County.
SONOMA COUNTY.
V. L. Wright. Clerk B’<1.
$38.000! Assessed valuation 1906
$798,595
I School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$3.00
Supervisors.
Santa Rosa Is the county seat.
The bonds below were sold on March 19.
but were not delivered at the time of going to press.
When delivered w II
constitute the total debt of county.
LOANS—
When Eue. 1 BONDED DEBT Mch ’07
$280,000
Court-House Bonds {Tax-Exempt). i Assessed valuation 1906 .31.889.851
( 680,000c.June 30 ’12-21
j State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.$15.70
43Sff’07Junit 100,000c.June 30’23-32; Population In 1900
38,480
I 120,000c. June 30 ’33-42
!
INTEREST Is payable in Santa Rosa.
SOUTH PASADENA
CITY
HIGH
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
This district Is In Los Amrcles County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$65,000 Assessed valuation
Stockton Is In
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’98 0et $48.000c
1908
BONDED DEBT,Mch ’07
$198,000
Bonds of 1906 (additional). 150,000
Assessed valuation 1906. 19,550,143
State & Co. tax (per $1,000).’06$ 15.50
Population In 1900.
12,094
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Dec 1906
$68,00
City-Hall Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1906
1,876.06
5s g ’06 M-N $40,000c. Nov 1 ’07-’26l
Population In 1900
1,78
SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Los Angeles County.
„
I Population in 1907 (est.)......8.600
! Population In 1900.
4,933
__
STOCKTON.
SAN PEDRO.
LOANS—
-
SELMA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
SAN JOSE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district In Santa Clara County.
LOANSWhen Due
San Luis
LOANS—
School Bonds—Tax Exempt.
4 As ’04...
$9,000
Fire Department—Tax Exempt.
4 As ’04
$5,000
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07. $192,375
Total valuation 1906
£..5,271,000
(Assessment about 35% actual value)
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$17.00
Water Bonds—Tax Exempt.
5s’05
F-A $95,000r .Feb 1 ’08-M5
Sewer Bonds—Tax Exempt.
4 As ’98.
$52,00Cr
City Hall—Tax Exempt.
4 As ’04.
$17,000r .:
SANTA CLARA.
Sept. 1 '05.
CITY PROPERTY.—The following Is a description of the property
owned by the City and County of San Francisco, as transmitted to the State
Comptroller by direction of the Board of Supervisors In October 1906.
The water, gas and electric-light plant are not owned by the city.
Park reservations, public squares and Improvements
$13,575,000
Fire department, lots and Improvements, apparatus, &c.
1,800,000
Police department, lots, Improvements and furnishings
140,000
Fire alarm and police telegraph, apparatus, &c
235,000
City hall. Hall of Justice, county jails, hospitals, almshouses,
lots and Improvements and furniture
4,500,000
additional
Ed. Tedford, City Clerk.
Orange County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds—Tax Exempt.
5s’06
$4,000r Mch l’08-’ll
...
Sewer Bonds.
[VOL. LXXXXT.
1906..$2,468,284
M. J. Gardner, Mayor; N. Rutherford. Clerk.
San Joaquin County.
Incorporated Aug. 5 1850.
The
Supreme Court has granted a permanent Injunction restraining the city
from issuing $160,000 4% 40-year electric-light-plant bonds.
V. 77
p.
2405; V. 78, p. 1188; V. 79. p. 2167; V. 82, p. 406.
Tills city suffered
severely by the earthquake of April 18 1906.
LOANS—
IP/irn Due. ; BONDED DEBT Dee ’06.
$147,000
Sewer & Improv’t Bonds of 1800.
Bonds of 1907 (additional)
187,000
5s g
M-S $47,000 ..Sept 10’07-10 Total valuation 1906.16,511,064
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s ’00 ? M-S $47,000. .Sept 10’07-40 Total tax (per $1 .000) 1904.
$30.10
4s’g 06 M-N 40.000c.Nov 1 ’07-M6 Population In 1890
14,424
..
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Population In 1900.
17,506
5s g ’07 F-A$l87,000c.Feb 1 ’0S-M7
INTEREST Is payable at Stockton.
STOCKTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
James A. Barr. Superintendent.
LOANS—
When Due.! TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907.
$105,000
High-School Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1906.. 14.334.075
5s
Julv S105.000C-July 1 ’07-’21 | School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$8.00
INTEREST Is payable In Stockton.
Apr., 1907, J
SUISUN CITY.
OREGON-DEBT OF STATE
F. Wm.
Gabriel, Clerk.
DEBT
This town Is In Solano
County.
Incorporated May 6 1884.
BONDED DEBT Jau 1
1907.$52,750| Assessed valuation 1906
Sinking fund
2,3001
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
50,450| Population in 1900
debt
$523,180
$12.50
625
TULARE IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
This district
on
October 1
Its entire outstanding debt.
with a compromise agreement
1250,
p.
158.
VALLEJO.
W. J.
This city Is In Solano
LOANS—
Redemption Bonds.
5s
1903 by a payment of
$273,000 liquidated
The payment was made In
accordance
entered Into with the bondholders.
V. 77,
Tormey, Clerk.
County.
Incorporated March
When Due.
F-A $24,000c..Apr 1 '07-’35
Water Bonds.
6s
Dec
(Subject
5s
M-N
(Subject
$65,000c
Dec'07 *12
Population In 1900
$72.000c..May 1 ’07-’22 Population
to call at anv time.)
1
5s ’05
M-N 85,500 ..May 1 ’07-'25
j
INTEREST is payable In Vallejo.
S.
12,000
*>
Incorporated Feb.
When Due.
Bonds.
5s
July $4,375c
5s g ’05 J-J
12,000c
Sewer Bonds.
6s
J-J
$68,000c
WHITTIER.
7,965
in 1905 (est)
Mitchell, City Treasurer.
County seat of Tulare County.
LOANS—
School
1868.
....
to call at any time.)
VISALIA.
30
BONDED DEBT May 1 '06.$269,000
Total valuation 1905
3,501,064
(Assessment about V actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905..$24.60
Population In 1890
6,343
1915
27 1874.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$84,375
Assessed valuation 1906
1.900,000
Assessment about 20% actual value.)
July 1 1911 Total tax (per $1.000) 1906.. .$20.00
Population In 1900
3,085
.1940 Population In 1907
(est.)
.6,000
Walter E. Butler, City Clerk.
City Is In Los Angeles County.
Incorporated Feb. 21 1898.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1
1907.$147,875
Fire and Reservoir.
Assessed valuation 1906. ..1,850,000
5s
A-O
$4,375
Apr 1 ’08-’42 (Assessment about Vi actual value.)
Water-Works Bonds.
City tax (per $1.000) 1906
$16.10
5s g
J-J $32,000.
Jan 1 ’08-’39 Total tax (per
$1,000) 1906... 37,10
5s g *05 J-D 107,250c.June 1
’07-’45 Population In 1890
585
5s
M-S
4,125..Mch 1 ’08-’40 Population in 1900
*1,590
i Population In 1906 (est.)
4 000
INTEREST payable In Whittier.
WHITTIER UNION HIQH-SCHOOL DISTRICT.
G. Walter Monroe,
Superintendent of Schools.
This district Includes six grammar
school districts outside the limits of
the city.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$67,500
I Assessed valuation 1906..$3,331,797
—
WOODLAND.,
Chas. W.
Pickard, City Clerk.
Tills city Is In Yolo County.
Incorporated June 1890.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
Water-Works and Sewer Bonds
Assessed
$5,420
valuation 1906.. 2,271,931
(Assessment abt 60% actual value)
5s g ’06 M-N $20,000c.-Nov
’07-’46 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '06.$26.50
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1880
2,257
5s g
A-O $64 350c
Oct ’07-’39 Population In 1900..
2,886
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907. .$84,350
Population
In 1907 (est.)
4,000
INTEREST Is payable at office of
City Treasurer.
{Tax
YREKA.
U. F.
Exempt).
Brown, Clerk.
This city Is in Siskiyou County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906. $51,500 I
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
Assessed valuation 1906
528,8081 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16.00
| Population In 1906 (est.)
1,500
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics
regarding several counties and other
civil divisions In California which are not
represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Pop.,
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. Rate.
1900.
Areata (C.), Humboldt County.$33,000
None
$712,438$10.00
Bishop (T.). Inyo County
44,000
None
296,033
Bonita Union High .School Dis¬
trict, Los Angeles County
30,000
1.107,779
Butte County
38,000
None 17,264,551 19.00
17,117
Cahuemra S. D.,Los Aneeles Co
28,000
2,017,895
Chico (C.), Butte County
40,000
2,051
.063
3L80
2 ,640
Chico High School District
28,000
4,250,000
2.50
Chico Grammar School Dlst
25,000
4,250,000
Cloverdale, Sonoma County
30,000
400,000
Y. 6 6
Y. 50
Corona High School District... 39,000
870,862
Fullerton Union High Sell. Dlst. 30,000
Gilroy (C.). Santa Clara County 70,000
800,000 10.00
1,820
Glenn County
28,000
None 10,699,257 17.50
5,150
Grass Valley(C.), Nevada Co.. 33,000
2,200
1.419,021
7.50
4,719
Lake County
37,000
None
3,538,645 22.00
6,017
Laurel Sch. Dlst., Alameda Co. 37,500
None
1 ,700,000
3.00
Melrose Sanitary District
31,000
None
7.50
450,000
Merced (C.), Merced County
36,000
None
1 .300,000 11.00
1,969
Merced School Dlst., Merced Co. 27.000
None
1.737,552
1.80
Modesto (C.I, Stanislaus County
29,750
None
1 ,421 ,550 11.50
2,024
Petaluma (C.), Sonoma County 32,375
None
3,342,764 12.50
3,871
Red BlutT (T.), Tehama County 30,625
None
1 ,530,380
8.50
2,750
Redondo Union High-School D. 24,000
1 .745,411
Redwood (C.) San Mateo Co.. 39 000
None
1,049,150 13.40
1.653
Sebastopol, Sonoma County
57,000
658,000 15.00
Uklah, Mendocino County
36,825
925,200 10.00
1,850
Vacaville (T.). Solano County.. 25,000
494,000
1 .220
Watsonville (C.), Santa Cruz Co 34,000
15,000
1,750,000
8.50
3,528
.
"
,
......
.
C.—City.
T.—Town.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
Total
area
as a
Territory (Act Aug. 14 1S48)
State (Act Feb. 14 1859)
of State (square miles)
as a
Aug 14 1848
Feb. 14 1859
96,030
State Capital
Salem
Governor (term ex. 2d* Monday Jan.
1911) G.E.Chamberlain
Secretary of State (term ends 2d Mon. Jan. ’ll), F.W .Benson
Treasurer (term ends 2d Monday Jan.
1911) ._Geo. A. Steel
*The Legislature does not always canvass the
vote for Governor Immedi¬
ately upon Its meeting, and the Governor’s term runs until Ills
successor Is
declared elected.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years
on the second Monday
In January, and there Is no limit to
length of sessions: but members of the
Legislature can draw pay only for 40 days’ services In the
aggregate.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For the early history of
Oregon’s State debt see
“State and City Supplement’’
of'April 1894, page 147.
To-day Oregon has no bonded debt.
On Jan. 1 1907 the amounts held In the
Irreducible trust funds were as
follows:
School fund,
$4,596,611; Agricultural College fund, $194,248
and University fund. $104,205.
On the same date the cash on hand
amounted to $488,695.
VALUE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AND TAX RATE.
Taxable
Tax per j
Taxable
Tax per
Years.
property.
$1 ,000. | Years.
property.
$1.000.
1905
..$309,256,689
$2.02!1895
...$144
445,426
$4.80
1904
188,058,281
5.45 1890
114,077,788
4.34
1903
173,559,889
7.06 1885
77,188,694
3.10
1902
r
..
...
.
.
...
..
1901
1900
.,
..
148,099,602
141,398,514
117.804.874
5.13
6.51
5.70
1880
1875
...
...
48,483,174
41,436,086
LIMITATION.—Constitutional
Inhibitions as to the creation of
Article XI, sections 5 to 10
Inclusive, of the Consti¬
We quote these sections In full.
are all found In
tution of 1857.
SECTION 5.—Restriction upon
Municipal Corporations.—Acts of
lative Assembly
incorporating towns and cities shall restrict their Legis¬
of taxation,
borrowing money, contracting debts, and loaning their powers
credit.
SECTION 6.—State not to be Stockholder in
Company.—The State shall
not subscribe to or be
Interested In the stock of
any company, association
or corporation.
SECTION 7.—Credit of Slate not to be
Loaned—Limitation upon Powers o.
Contracting Debts.— The Legislative Assembly shall not
loan the credit of
the State, nor In any manner create
debts or liabilities which shall
or In the
singly
aggregate,with previous debts or
liabilities, exceed the sum of
fifty’ thousand dollars, except In case of
war. or to repel Invasion or
sup¬
press Insurrection, and every contract of
Indebtedness entered Into or
assumed by or on behalf of the
when all Its liabilities and debts
State,
amount to said sum, shall be void
and of no effect.
SECTION 8.—State not to Assume
County Debt, Except in What Case.—
The State shall never assume the
debts of any’ county, town or other
cor
poratlon whatever, unless such debts
shall have been created to
vaslon suppress Insurrection1, or defend
repel In
the State In war.
SECTION 9.—Prohibition upon
Municipal Corporations.—No county
city, town, or other municipal corporation,
by vote of Its citizens or other¬
wise, shall become a stockholder In
any joint-stock company,
or association
whatever, or raise money for, or loan Its credit to, corporation
or In aid of
any such company, corporation or
association.
SECTION 10.—Limitation upon Powers
of County to Contract Debts.—No
county shall create any debts or liabilities which shall
singly or In the ag¬
gregate exceed the sum of five thousand
dollars,
except to suppress Insur¬
rection or repel Invasion: but the debts
of any county at the time tills contltutlon takes effect shall be
disregarded In estimating the sum to which
uch county Is 1/mlted.
It will be seen from the above that
the power to limit the
Indebtedness
of municipalities has been
relegated to the Legislative Assembly.
In 1903
the Legislature,
acting under tills authority, passed the
following
Act—
Section 2722 of Bllllnger & Cotton’s
Annotated Codes and Statutes.
The common council (of cities and
towns) shall not In any manner
create
any debt or liability which shall
singly or In the aggregate exceed the sum
of two thousand live hundred
dollars without first obtaining
authority from
the Legislative
Assembly of this State to contract a debt or
liability’ In
excess of said sum.
The above limitation does not
apply to bonds Issued In anticipation of
the collection of street and sewer
assessments under the
authority of any
charter of any city of 2,500 or more
Inhabitants.—See sections 2727 to 2735
of the Annotated Codes and
Statutes.
As regards school districts, the
general school law as amended by the
State Legislature In 1901
(Bllllnger and Colton’s Code, section 3389, para¬
graph 31) gives permission to school boards to Issue
bonds (prescribing the
method) without special legislation, but
stipulates that “In no case shall
the aggregate of bonded debt In
any school district exceed five
per centum
of the value of the taxable
property of any such district.”
Further pro¬
vision is made (Section 3415 of the
Code) that the Indebtedness of districts
of the first class (those
having over 1,000 children of school age) located in
cities of over 75,000 inhabitants shall
never exceed $100,000—the
5%
limit mentioned above applying to all
districts of under
75,000 Inhabitants.
POPULATION OF STATE.—The
of
population
has been as
Oregon
follows in the years named:
1900
1890
413,536(1880
174,768(1860...
313,767(1870-
52.465
90,923|1850
13,294
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF OREGON.
NOTE.—For places not given in alphabetical order
statements, see “additional statements” at the end of this among the following
State.
ASHLAND.
M. F.
Eggleston, City Recorder.
This city Is in Jackson
County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.—{Tax
exempt.)
A-O $20,000c.Apr 1 ’08-"27
(TOTAL DEBT Feb
26
’07...$93.000
Water debt (Included)
73.0UU
Assessed valuation 1906...1,624.463
Water-Improvem’t Bonds—(Tax- Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906
$23.50
Exempt.>
! Population In 1900
2,634
4V4S’05 J-J
$23,OOOc-_-July 1 1920: Population In 1907 (est.)
5,000
6s
J-J
50,000c. ..July 1 1909
INTEREST on water* 6s Is pay'aWe In New York
City; other Interest In
Ashland.
4Hs
ASTORIA.
O.
i
Anderson, Auditor.
Astoria Is In Clatsop County.
Incorporated 1865
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$189,050
Electric Light Bonds.
Water bonds (additional)..
300.000
6s
M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1912 Street bonds (additional).
5.338
Funding Bonds.
Warrants (additional)
54,591
6s g
A-0$90,000
.Apr 1917 Cash on hand.14,550
Street Bonds.
: Assessed valuation 1908
2,021.864
8S
Oct
$499
.Oct 1908 (Assessment about 2-5- actual
value.)
6s
Nov
4,839.._Nov 21 1910 CltV tax (per $1,000) 1906.
__$11.00
Refunding Bonds
Total tax (pei* $1,000) 1906... 58.00
6s
M-S $23.000
Sept 1 1910 Population In 1890
6,184
6s
M-N 50.000
Nov 2 1911 Population In 1900
8,381
5s ’05
J-D
16,000c
June 1 1910 Population In 1907 (est)
14.500
Water Bonds.
_
.
5s&6s
J-.’ $300,000.. .1922 & 1925i
INTEREST on the water and electric light bonds Is
payable at the Chase
National Batik, New York: on the
funding bonds at Koimtze Bros., New
York; on the refunding 6s due 1910 at N. W. Harris 6c
Co., Chicago, and
those due 1911 at New York; on the
refunding 5s of 1905 at First National
Bank, Astoria.
State of Oregon.
^
Organized
15:;
7.00
ASTORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
A. L. Clark. Clerk
LOANS—
When Due.' 5s ’04
A-O $12,000c
Apr 11924
6s '91
$5,000c
July’ 1 1921 (Subtect to cal! after April 1 1905 )
6s ’92
12.000c.--Dec 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1900-.-$71 .000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
2,021,864
5s ’03
F A $35.000c
1923 (Assessment about 1-3 actual
value.)
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1913.) School tax
(per
$1,000)
1906_.$x.O0
5s ’03
J-D
$7,000c--. Dec 1 1923 Population In 1907
(est)
13,500
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1904.)
INTEREST on Issues of 1891 and 1892 Is
payable in New York; on the
refunding bonds at the office of the County Treasurer.
...
.
BAKER CITY.
County
LOANS—
Geo. H. Foster, Treasurer.
seat of Baker
County.
When
Sewer Bonds.
6s g ’05 J-J
$7,20()-_. Jau 1
5s
J-J
12,000c...July 1
New City Hall Bonds.
5s
J-J
$46,000c
July 1
5s g’04 J-D
12.000...Dec 21
Water Bonds.
6s
A-O $ 17,000c
6s
A-O
43,000c
5s g
J-J
100,000c-..July 1
5s
M-S
20,000c.
INTEREST on the Issue due
bonds at Baker City’.
Due.
Water Bonds {Con.).
A-O $45,200c. ..Apr 2 1922
1915
Court Street Bonds.
5s
’05
1923
$10,000...
BONDED DEBT May 1 ’05 $241 .200
1923 Assessed valuation 1904. .1,249.105
1924 (Assessment about V actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1904..$20.00
1909 Population In 1890
2.604
1910 Population In 1900
6,663
1920
1921 1
1910 Is payable at New York; on all other
5s
....
.
BAKER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
W. S. Bowers. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. I
(Subject to call after 1916.)
Refunding Bonds.
’
| BOND. DEBT Feb 1907
$70,000
5s g ’06 J-J
$10.000c
1926 i Assessed valuation 1907
3,300,000
(Subject to call after 1916.)
(Assessm’t about 30% actual value.)
School Building Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1907
$7.50
5s g ’06 J-J
$20.000c
1926! Population in 1907
(about)
.8,000
154
WASHINGTON-DEBT
Chas. H. Horner, Clerk.
This city Is in Gilliam
County.
Re-incorporated Feb. 18 1905.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
550,000 i Total tax (per 51,000) 1906._.540.00
Assessed valuation 1906
320,445 1 Population In 1900
230
(Assessment about 14 actual value.) |
CORVALLIS.
S. L.
1,819
T
4091
This city
LOANS—
(post office The Dalles)
Water Bonds.
6s g
5s
Novi
5;25,000...Mch 11910
l 25,000
Mch 1 1915
50,000..Nov 1 '17-26
Refunding Bonds.
4s CT
M-S 525.000
.Mch
1920
BONDED DEBT May 1 ’06
5146.000,
5100,000
Sinking fund
27,000
Assessed valuation 1905.... 1,000,000
(Assessment about \4 actual
value.)
Total tax (per 51.000) 1905 ..537.50
Population In 1890
3.029
Population in 1900
3.542
.
RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
maker, Secretary.
This
_.
J.
H.
is In Wasco County.
When Due.(Bonds of 1907,
additional..
6s g ’07 .I-.I
540.000c. .Jan 1 ’18-’27 j Assessed valuation
1905
(See V. 83. p. 847. for
maturity.)
! Tax rate (per 51.000) 1905
BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
$60,000j
Clatsop County
TOTAL DEBT Oct 3 1906
Assessed valuation 1905
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Population In 1900..
Population in 1906 (est.)
Bonds.
5s ’07
J-J $30.000
fan 1 1927
(Subject to call after .Jan 1 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1906.
..575,000
Floating debt
28.066
MCMINNVILLE.
Id. S.
Maloney,
This city Is in Yamhill
County.
LOANS—
$103,066
924,275
$34.50
2,991
5,000
Recorder.
■
(Population In 1900.
1,420
j
In 1906 (est.)
2,000
INTEREST on the 4!^s Is payable Population
at the office of the
City Treasurer
on the
5s*at the^United States
National Bank in Portland.
%
Benjamin M. Collins, Recorder.
This city is in Jackson
County.
LOANS—
When Due. ( BOND. DEBT Mch
1907
$75,000
Bonds.— (Tax-1 Assessed valuation 1906
1,089,959
Tax
i
rate
(per
51,000)
1906
5s ’07
$31.50
M-S 545.000c..-Mch 5 1927
I Population In 1900
_•
1.701
INTEREST is payable In Medford or
In New York
City.
Warrant-Funding
Exempt.)
Canfield, Mayor; Jack R. Canfield,
This city Is situated in
Clackamas County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1
906.$50,000
City Bonds.
Improvement debt (add’l).
5s g
27.368
M-N’ $20,000
May 1 1913 Floating debt
34,905
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL
DEBT
Jan
1
1906.
5s
112,273
M-N 530,000. ...May 1 1921
Total valuation 1905
1,330,000
Improvement Bonds.
Real value (est)
6s g
.2,000,000
J J
512,250
Jan 1 1911 City tax
(per $1.000) 1906
6s
$6.00
F-A
357
Feb 1 1912 Population in 1890.
6s
3,062
M-S
7,685 22.Sept 1 1913
Population.-!
n 1900
3,494
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1904.)
|
6s
1
52.6,37 58
INTEREST on the city bonds is payable at
Oregon
PORTLAND.
City.
Harry Lane, Mayor; Thos. C. Devlin, AuditT.
county seat of Multnomah
Portland is the
land. East Portland and
charter adopted June
Jan. 23 1851.
LOANS—
Boulevard Bonds
6s g ‘91 J-D 550,000c
(fridge Bonds.
5s g '92 J-J 5500.000c
5s g '95 A O 200.000c
4s g ’04 J J
400,000c
City Hall Bonds.
5s g '90 J-J $l75,000c
5s
g
’92 J-J
Albina
2
When Due
June 1
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
1
1
1
1
500,000c...July
Ferry Bonds.
5s g’93 A-O $50,000c
5s g '03 J-D
15,000c
County. The cities of Port¬
consolidated in June 1891.
New cltv
V.
74, p. 1153, 1321.
Incorporated
were
1902.
1
Water Bonds.
■6s g ’91
M-N*5250,000c.May 1 1921
1921 5s g’87 J-J*
700,000c..Jan 1 1917
5s g ’93 J J*2.200,000c.
.July 1 1923
1922
Refunding Bonds.
1925 4s g ’03 M-N $56,500c
May 1 1928
1934
Park Bonds.
6s g ’9 1 J-J
550,000c
June 1 1921
1920
Street and Sewer Impr. Bonds.
1922 6s
$839,371
Optional
6s ’07
J-J
99,305.98
1923 GEN. BONDS Jan 1
1907 $5,726,500
1933 Improvement debt
649,522
1934 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
6,376,022
Water debt (Included)
3,150,000
1928 Total valuation 1905
.
Apr
1
1
1
Dec
50.000c
Jan
Funding Bonds.
5s g ’98 J -1) $430.000c
.Dec 1
Electric Light Bonds.
6sg’91 M-N $50,000c. ..May 1 1921
4s g’04 J-J
6sg’91 J-D
•These bonds
are
Population
Population
Population
in 1900
in 1890.
In 1905 about
90.426
.46,385
150,000
payable, principal and Interest, from the
INTEREST
....
.
THE PORT OF PORTLAND.
.
Assessed
Tax Popula’n
1900.
valuation.
rate.
,549, ,571518, ,00
37.000
,371 .225
1
81),000
100,000
.916 ,112
5) .50
19,658
12,765
3,236
13,698
20 .00
•> •>
.00
3,970
18,049
O
,066 .970
,712 .023
6 ,084 ,155)
9 .810 .577
*) .00
.
.John
P.
DovIp, Clerk.
The Port of Portland was
Incorporated in 1891.
The limits of the Port
Include the consolidated City of
Portland and all but about
the territory of Multnomah
one-tenth of
County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
River Imp. Bonds (gold).
4s g
j D S21O.OO0. June 1
5s
’07-13
J-J 5350,000c
Jan 1 1922 BOND. DEBT
Jan 1 1907
5960,000
Dry Dock Bonds.
Assessed valuation
4s g
J-J $185,oooc
1907.176,459,098
July 1 1 933 Tax rate (per 51,000)
4s g
1907.... 50.80
J-J
215.000c. .Jan 1 1934 Population of
district
’07 (est) 175,000
INTEREST payable at Portland
Washington.
Organized as a Territory (Act March 2 1853).
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 22
1889)
Total area of State (square
March 2 1853
_
Nov. 11 18S9
miles)
State
69,180
Capital
Olympia
Governor (term ends Wed.aft.
2d'Mon.Jan. ,09)_A. E. Mead
Secretary (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan. ,09)S.H.Nichols
Treasurer (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon.
Jan.
’09) Geo.G.Mills
Auditor (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan.
’09) C.W. Clausen
LEGISLATURE
meets biennially In
odd
Monday In January. Sessions
after the lirst
STATE DEBT.—The
LOANS—
School
3 ,4 s
s-an
years on the lirst
are
limited
Wednesday
sixty days.
to
Washington State
Fund
Bonds.
$1,240 000
When Due. I
debt Is described in detail below.
All bonds subject to call at
any
jtlme.
•
|
•
Bonds Issued from time to time as
money
They are taken by the school fund and run 20Is required In the general fund.
years.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the
State Treasurer In Olympia.
TOTAL DEBT.—The only bonded
Indebtedness
of the State on Mar. 1
1907 was the $1,240,000
school-fund bonds, all of which are held In
the State
Permanent School Fund.
The floating debt on Oct. 1 15)06 was
5 17,043 21.
Cash In the general fund on
the same date was $313,601 85
ASSESSED VALUATION.
The assessed valuation, equalized
by State
Board, for 1906, of real estate, was
$416,631,168; personal property, $82.151,507; railroads, $31,427,207; total,
$530,209,882.
The following state¬
ment shows the total
assessed valuation of the State for
the years Indicated.
The tax rate (per 51,000) for 1906
was $5.40,
Including 53.25 for school
purposes.
Years.
1906
1905
DEBT
Assessment.
$530,209,882
345,481,715
Years.
Assessment, Years.
$276,988,569; 1880..
1903
1900
Assessment.
237,583,123(1870
298.460.979 ! 1890.....
217,595,569:1860
LIMITATION.—Like so many of the younger States.
has taken
a
523.708,587
10,642.863
4.394.735
Washington
conservative position with
respect to State and municipal In¬
The provisions of the
Constitution with reference to
creating
debt are so comprehensive and
plain that It Is necessary’ to do no more than
copy the sections relating to the
debtedness.
subject.
FIRST, with reference to the State, there are
three sections' the first limits
the debt, the second names
exceptions to the limit and the third provides
the method in which additional
debt may be created.
-These sections are
all found In Article
8, and were given in the “State and
City Supplement”
of April 1895, page 152.
SECOND, Counties, Cities, Towns, &c
are more rigorously guarded.
The whole system as to
municipalities Is found In Section. 6 of Article
8,
though Section 7 Is also Important, as it forbids
counties, cities, &e.. giving
money or loaning credit to any corporation, &c.
Sections 6 and 7 will be
found on page 152 of the
,
April 1895 “Supplement.”
POPULATION OF STATE.—
(estimated) 874,3101 1890
349 ,39011870
1905
1900
518,10311880
.......
75.116! I860
CITIES, COUNTIES
AND
23 ,5)55
11,594
TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
..
water rates,
from taxation.
on the general bonds due
in 1910 is payable at Blair
New York: on the general
& Co.,
bonds due June 1 1921, the
boulevard bonds and
tlie park bonds, at the Chemical
National Bank. New York: on
the light
bonds in New York: on the water
bonds due in 1921 in
other bonds in Portland
Chicago: on all
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city owned property on Jan. 1 1906. valued
at
510,071.454, including the water works, which are
valued at $6,982,178.
Receipts of water works in 1905, $513,821:
operating expenses, $399,905
PORTLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
H. S. Allen. Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
6s
510 .boo
June 2 1910 5s
$90,000
'julv 1 1914
6s
10,000
June 11916 BONDED DEBT
Apr 1906. $110.000
School tax (per 51,000) 1905
_$6.6o
not
$3.00
ITS
131,197.561
1 1910
June 1 1921
40,000c
(per $1,000) 1906
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
•
(Assessm’t about 30% actual value.)
Total tax (per 51,000* 1907
516.00
General Bonds.
6s g ’90 F-A
510,000c...Atlg
tax
None $64,6941 ilO
None
4
87,068
1 1 .332
35,000
2
None
87,5)07 12
None
None
State of
150.000
525.00
When Due.
E. G.
No. 7
540,000
BONDED DEBT .Sept '06. .$67.000
4.4s’04 M N 520,000c. ..Nov 1 1924
Floatlngdebt
3,000
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1914.)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1906...
Water and Light Bonds.
70,000
Water bonds (Included)
5s ’05
47,000
J-J
547,000c
Jan 1 1931 t Assessed valuation
1906
1,142,692
(Subject to cal 1 Jan. 1 1921.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
58.00
OREGON CITY.
Treasurer.
...
Eugene, Lane Co
Jackson County
Josephine Co Sell. Dist.
Klamath County
Umatilla County
(C) City.
Shoe-
Stoddard, Mayor.
Refunding
MEDFORD.
20,000 i School
Bonded Floating
debt.
debt.
LOANS—
J. B.
Note.—For places not given In
alphabetical order among t/u.
following
statements, see “Additional Statements" at the
end of this S'af
Trust Co. of America of New York
City
the
Is
llscal agent for the State
of Washington.
ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
This
5.
district Is in Chehalls County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School-House Bonds—'(Continued).
School-House Bonds (Tax-Exem.)
4s g’06
$20,000
6s
1926
c $25,000.
15)1 1
.
...
5s
8.000
15)21
(Subject
...
to call after 1907.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $64,000
(Subject to call.)
Assessed valuation 15)06
4s
2,191.000
$11 .000
15)25 Tax rate
(per 51.000) 1906.
51.25
(Subject to call).
Population
In
1906
(est.*...
.10.200
I NTEREST on 6s is
payable In New.York; on all other bonds in
Olympia
^
ANACORTES.
E.
.
Kasch, Treasurer.
Tills city is In Skagit County.
Warrants outstanding
$03,0001Total tax (per 51,000) 1905... $51.00
Total debt .May 1904
413.0(H) j Population in li)oo
Tax valuation 1905
1,476
584, 515 | Population In 1905 (e.st.)
3.500
ANACORTES SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 18. —Mrs.
Kate P. Whltnev, Clerk.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
5s
April 1907.5 10,000
M-N $20,000.
15)21 Assessed valuation 1906
865,349
Refunding Bonds.
School
tax (per 51,000) 1906_.
4s ’(16
$8.00
aim
$20.(Hide
15)26
INTEREST
Mt. Vernon.
on
the 4s is
payable at the office of County’ Treasurer
in
_
SALEM.
This city
Geo. F. Podtrcrs,
Is In Marlon
tax-exempt.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
Mayor; W. A. Moores PopordorCounty.
Incorporated
When Due.
5s
A-O $20,000c
1912
J-J
60,000c
1914
A-O
65,000c
Oct
1905)
(Subject to call before maturity.)
6s
4s
4s
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
A-O 530.000c
1914
(Subjeet to rail before maturity.)
...
Jan.
1857
Bonds
are
Sewer Bonds.
Is
J J
$19.000c
1909
BON D ED DEBT Nov
1906.5204 .000
Assessed valuation 1906.
8,235,130
(Assessm’t about actual value.)
Total tax (per 51.000) 1906.
.515.90
Population In 1900
.4,258
.
.
j
all
In the table below we
give statistics regarding several counties and
other
civil divisions in Oregon which are
not represented
among the foregoing.
district (P. O. Hood River)
This city is In Union Countv.
LOANS—
When Due.
on
......
HOOD
LA GRANDE.
York:
W. H. Byrd, Chairman Bd. of
Education.
1907.527,650! Assessed valuation 1905. .$8,770,813
Floating debt
Kelly, Mayor.
is in Wasco County.
When Due. Water debt (included)
6s Is payable in New
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
530 00
City.
J. L.
funding 5s and
LXXXIV.
SALEM SCH. DIST. NO. 24.
BONDED DEBT Mch
Kline, Clerk Water
Committee.
This city Is in Gil lam
County.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06. .575,000
i Tax rate (per 51.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
786,930 I Population in 1900
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., N.
Y.
DALLES CITY.
INTEREST on the
other bonds at Salem.
[ Voi..
j
CONDON.
OF STATE.
.
.
Population In 1907 (new
tory
acquired*
terrl-
BALLARD.
J.
Murdoch, Clerk.
This city is In King
County.
Incorporated Jan. 24 1890.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch
1907.. .5176.500
Water and Light Bonds.
Floating debt
6s g
45,814
J-J
$12,000 Jail
1 15)15 • TOTAL DEBT
Mch 1907... 222,314
4'js g F-A
10,000
1 1917 Assessed valuation 1906
Aug
4,111,246
Water Extension Bonds.
! "(Assessment about 60%
actual val.)
4J$s’04 gA-O525,000c Oct
1
1924 City tax (per $
1.000) 1906
5 9.00
Refunding Bonds.
! Total tax
(per 51.000) 1906
$27.00
6s
J-D $24,500
Dec
11 1915 Population In 1890
1.173
Funding Bonds.
Population 111 1900
4,568
4'4sg’05A-O 575.O0OC Aug
1
1925 Population In 1907
(est.)
15.000
INTEREST on the water-extension bonds
Is payable at State Fiscal1
Agency’, New York.
.....
14,000
Apr., 1907. J
WASHINGTON—CITIES
BALLARD SCHOOL DISTRICT.No. 50—Amanda
Bojlong, Secretary.
This district is No. 50 of
KING COUNTY.
King County.
LOANS—
AND TOWNS.
155
Matt H.
Gormtey Treasurer;
,
When Due.
1910
1923
1919
1921
Feb 1 1927
J. P. Ag-
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.. .$128,000
new, Auditor.
7s
A-O $20,000c
Floating debt
County seat Is Seattle.
73,798
4 Hs
$500,000 canal bonds voted
F-A
20,000c
SepV 12 1906 have
been
Sinking
fund
declared
invalid by the State
7,800
4 Hs
M-S
Supreme Court. JSee V. 84, p. 644.
10,000c
1
Assessed
LOANS
valuation
1906
When Due. TOTAL DEBT
4,232,249
4 Hs
M-S20 8,000c
July 1 ’06.$1.380,451
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
Court-House Bonds.
$8.00 |
3 Hs g ’07 F-A 70,000c
Assessed valuation, real. 139,512.331
Population (Sell. Dlst.) 1906. .11,000 I 5s
J-J $200,000C..-July 1 1929 Assessed val..
personal..
INTEREST on 7s Is payable at N. W. Harris
IS,036,133
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.) Total
& Co. in Chicago: on the j
4
valuation 1906
and 4 Hs at Trust Co. of
157,548,464
Funding Bonds.
America in New York City: on 4 'is at office
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
of County Treasurer.
5s
M-S$ 113,000c... Mch 1 1919
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.$10.00
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Population
In 1907 (est.)
275,000
BELLINGHAM. Alfred L. Black,
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$313,000
Population in 1900
F. B.
110,053
Floating debt
1,067,451
This city is the county seat of Whatcom
INTEREST Is payable at the National Park
Bank, New York and at
County and was organized Dec. 28 Seattle,
1903 by the uidon of the cities of
Falrhaven and Whatcom.
We give below
a statement of the
financial condition of the consolidated
city.
KITTITAS COUNTY. H. M.
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt about
Auditor
$38,000
County seat is Ellensburg.
Securities Issued by Bellingham.
Chelan County’s portion of the bonded debt
Water warrant debt
Is $16,513.
59,000
Water W'arrants.
j Cash in treasury
LOANS—
39,081
6s ’06
When Due. j Cash in
$59,000
1911 j
county funds.
Assessed Valuation for 1905.
$19,461
County Bonds, 1895.
Bonds Issued by Whatcom
Total valuation 1905
District
A
4,826,613
(former
6s
old
M N$ 117,000...Nov 11915s
Funding Bonds
(Assessment 60% to 75 % actual val.)
Whatcom)
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$117,000 State &
6s
M-N $57,000
Co.tax (per $1,000) ’05.$19.00
May 1 1912 District B (former new.$1,194,219
Floating debt.
Municipal Bonds.
4,634 | Population In 1906 (est.)
Whatcom)
15,000
TOTAL
DEBT
6s g
July 1 1906. 121,634 ! Population in 1900
$150,000..Dec 1 1911 District C (former Kees- 3,680,269
9,704
6s g
50,000..Sept
1 1912
lingville)
KLICKITAT COUNTY. A. M.
279,322
6s g
37,000..April 1 1913 Dlst. D (former Fa'rhaven) 1,526,576
Auditor.
Water Bonds.
County seat Is Goldendale.
5 Hs g
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
A-0$183,000...April
1 1913
Total for all Bellingham.$6,680,386
$543
Bonds Issued by Falrhaven.
Funding Bonds
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906.. 72,543
Tax Rate ( per $ 1,000) 1905.
City
Municipal Bonds.
f$9.000.-Jan
1
’07-’08
'
Cash
In
District A.
county funds.
$34,074
6s
$21.25
6s g
J-J
J-J $150,000...July 1 1911
(15,000..Jan 1 ’09-’l 1 j Total valuation 1905.
District B
3.088,010
17.25
6s <r
J-J
jll,000__Jan 1 ’12-’l3 (Assessment about 30 % actual
75.000...Jan
1 1912 District C
14.12
value)
BONDED DEBT May 1 '06 $702,000
112,000.. Jan 1 ’14-’15 j State &
District D
Co.tax(per $1,000)'05.$21.00
6s g
20.00
J-J
25,000
July 1 1916 ; Population In 1900.
Population In 1905 (est )
6,407
26,000
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$72,000
j Population in 1905 test.)
9,321
BELLINGHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
81.—W. L. Asher, Clerk.
This' district wras formed
LEWIS COUNTY. Joel
by the consolidation of Whatcom
Auditor
County School
Districts Nos. 1 (Whatcom) and 4
County seat is Chehalls.
(Falrhaven).
LOANS—
LOANS—
When Due. !
When Due. LOANS—
County Bonds1
When Due.
Old District No. I
Refunding Bonds.
(Whatcom).
Old District No. 4 (Fairhaven).
5Hs
J-J
$50,000..Jan lV07-’12
4 Hs
4 14s
M-S $65,000
J-J
$10,000..
..1921 BONDED DEBT
1923 354s
s-an. $35,000.
July 1 ’06 $100,000
.1923
(Subject to call after 1913.)
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Floating
debt..
(Subject to call after 1913 )
144,885
4,Hs
J-J
$10.000
Jan 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT
Assessed valuation 1905..$7.201,980
July 1 1906. 244,885
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1913.) Cash In
School tax (per $1,000)
treasury
28,670
1905..$9.00 4 Hs
J-J
Jan 1 1924 Assessed
$10,000
valuation 1908
7,664,685
CLALLAM COUNTY. W. B.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '06.$21.00
Auditor.
4 Hs
J-J; $10,000
Ian 1 1925 ; Population in 1905
County seat is Port Angeles.
23,842
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.T Population In 1900 (est.)
LOANS—
When Due ! BONDED DEBT Jan 1
4
15,157
Hs’05
$10,000
’07 $108,000
1925 I
Funding Bonds.
j Floating debt
(Subject to call after 1915.)
112,715
7s
i
Dee 31 $11,000c. Dec
31 1912 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907.
220,715
INTEREST on the refunding
Refunding Bonds.
! Total valuation 1906
bondsldue 1924 Is payable at office of
4.267,854
4 Hs
County Treasurer.
M-N $90,000c.May 15 1921 I St a
•*
j *
te& Co. tax (per $1,000)
’06.$17.00
Road Bonds.
Population in 1890..
LINCOLN
2,771
6s
J-D $ 10,000c.June
COUNTY.
Chas. T. Deets,
1
1912 Population in 1880
638
(Subject to call after 1902.)
Davenport Is the county seat.
Population in 1900
5,603
LOANS—
Warrant-Funding Bonds.
When Due.'
Population in 1907 (est.)
County Bonds
8.000
3 %s’07 s-a
Refunding Bonds.
$34 ,000c
4 Hs’02
SI 2.000. .Sent 2 ’07-’ 12
4 Hs’02
$60.000.
1922
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1906.SI22.000
the County Treasurer’s
Court-House Bonds.
office; on all other bonds in New York payable at
Assessed valuation 1906 .21,144,798
City.
4Hs’06 Apr 5 $50,000
..Apr 5 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
TAX FREE.—All bonds are
$8.50
(Subject to call after April 5 1916.)
exempt from taxation.
Population In 1900
1 1.060
_.
Mayor;
Comptroller.
Graves,
•
•
Baldwin,
'
McLeod,
:
.......
Stearns,
Smith,
CountYjTreasurer.
...
.
CLARKE COUNTY.
County
A.
scat is Vancouver.
LOANS—
Burnham, Auditor
W hen Due.
Funding Bonds.
f
•
J-D
J-D
$25,none.. Dec
6s g
61.000c. .Dec:
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$40,000c .July
Is
COLFAX.
H.
Court-House Bonds.
1
E. V
COWLITZ COUNTY.
J. 1.
Wood, Auditor.
Kalama is the countv seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
.$56,000;Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
48,053 j Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
6,073,064 Population In 1907 (est.)
Sinking fund
EVERETT.
This
James II.
Sewer Bonds
5s g
F-A $60,000c
Funding Bonds.
6s
..
Park
6s
When Due'
Feb
JD $61.900c
Bonds
MS $30,000c
INTEREST is payable at
EVERETT
LOANS—
12,000
Mitchell, Mayor; Alex. Keay, Trcas.
city Is in Snohomish County.
LOANS—
$13.90
7,877
Incorporated May 4 1893.
BONDED DEBT June 1906 $151,900
Assessed valuation 1906
8,453,468
1 1920
(Assessment about actual value.)
City tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905 $13.30
Total tax (per $1,000) 1904...$57.50
Population in 1900
7,838
1914 Population In 1905
(est.)
.25,000
New York City.
....
SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 24.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan
1907..$39,000
Warrant-Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
237,544
3M's’07 M-S$250,000c
Mch 1 1927 School tax
$1
,000)
(per
1905..$16.00
(Subject to call after March 1 1908.)
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer’s
office in Everett.
FAIRHAVEN.
See
FERRY COUNTY.
Bellingham.
Thomas F. Barrett, Auditor.
Republic Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$51.000
j Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,775.208
Floating debt*
72,955 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$22.50
TOTAL DEBT July 1, 1906.123,955
Population in 1900
4,562
j Population in 1905 (est.)
4.786
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Francis Lee Bash, Auditor.
County seat is Port Townsend. Tills
county in 1898 entered into an
agreement with its bondholders
whereby tlie interest on bonds outstanding
was reduced from 6% to
4% for a term of years.
This agreement remains
in force until
January 1908.
LOANS—
Court-House
When Due. \
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906 $356,240
Total valuation 1905
2,290,424
$176,000c&r..Jan 1 1911 State &
Co.taxlper $1,000)’05.$27.50
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$176,000
j Population In 1900
5,712
Floating debt
180,240 Population in 1905 (est.).
8,157
INTEREST Is payable at N. W. Harris & Co., New
York City.
6s
Jan
and
Road.
J-D
$30,000c
Dec
to call.)
1
1915
108.3251
OLYMPIA.
P. H.
Olympia is situated
Carlvon, Mayor.
in Thurston
County,
incorporated
as a town
1S59:
Bonds below' all owned by State Permanent
School Fund.
LOANS—
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1906.
.$2,110,245
Refunding Bonds.
I (Assessment about
50% actual val.)
3 Hs’()6 $200.non
j Total tax (per $1,000) 1905.. .$35.50
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906.$200,000 I
Population in 1905 (est.)
8,000
Floatingdebt
23.000 1 Population In 1900
4,082
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued
by this clty^are exempt from taxation.
*J
as a
.3,500
.9,607
Funding Bonds.
’07.$138,000
city 1881.
PIERCE COUNTY,
.$11.00
.
1894.
INTEREST on 6s Is payable In New
York; on 4s In Chicago.
NORTH YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
Lee Tittle. County Treas.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.
.$92.0001 Assessed valuation 1906. .$6,214,645
Floatingdebt
tax (per $1,000' 1905..$7.00
16,3251School
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907
000,000
.$16.00
..2,121
.7,128
May 14
,
$77,000
30,000
107,000
48,500
.
19,321
Brookcr, Clerk.
$37,674
Assessed valuation 1906.. .4.714,755
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
(Subject
City tax (per $1,000) 1906.
$9.00
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$28.50
4s ’06
M-S $48,000c
Mch 1 1926 Population In 1890
1,535
Sewerage Svstem.
Population in 1900
.3,154
6s
M-N $60.000c-..Nov 2 1911
Population
In
1907
(est.''
9,000
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
Thompson, Auditor.
.
Dayton Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT July 1906.$I6,000 State & Co
tax (per M) 1906
Floating debt
3,770
TOTAL DEBT July 1900... 49.770 Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906.. 7,465,085, Population in 1906 (est.)
1905 (est.)
^
6s
Bramwcll, Clerk.
.
J. C.
This city Is situated In Yakima
County.
Incorporated
All bonds issued by the
city are exempt from taxation.
LOANS
When Due, Floating debt.
1
Colfax is in Whitman County.
LOANS—
When Due. GE.N’L BONDS Moll
1907...
Municipal Purposes.
Assessment debt
6s
F-A $30,000c. ..Feb 1 1912
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
Water-Works.
Water warrants (additional).
6sT
F-A $47.000c....Feb 1 1912 Tax
valuation 1906.
.1
Special Water Supply Fund Warr.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906...
6s ’05
s-a
$48.500
Population in 1900
(Subject to call at any time.)
Population in 1906 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at New York.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Population In
NORTH YAKIMA.
J-D $25,000c.. Dec 1
1909
1911 i TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907. $159,000
1
1916 Total valuation 1906
6,595,738
1
(Assessment about 60% actual val )
1 1921 State & co tax (per $1,000)
’06$ 14.20
Population in 1900
13.419
Population
in 1906 (est.)
17,500
INTEREST on the Court House bonds is
payable
In
and
on all
Chicago,
others in New York
City.
TAX FREE.—All the above bonds
are exempt from taxation.
6s g
..
I. M.
Treasurer.
The county
LOAN'S—
Howell, Auditor; Ed. M. Lakin,
is Tacoma.
When Due. I
Refunding Bonds.
j
5s ’05
A-0$268,000c
Oct 2 192u{
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1915 )
j
3Ms’06 J-D$ 109,000c
June 1 1926;
(Subject to cal! after June 1 1907.)
4s ’06
M-S$ 150,000c ..Sept 1 1926
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1916.)
seat
Funding Bonds.
6s g '96 June $25,000c
6s g’96 June 23.000c
at
Dec
Dee
1
1
1910
1911
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.
Assessed valuation,
Assessed val., personal
7,453,846
Assessed val.. railroads
1,905.828
Total valuation 1906
50.520,585
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000» '06.$10.70
Population In 1900.
.55,515
Population In 1907 (est.)
107,000
INTEREST on-3 Ms of 1906 is payable In
Olympia:
New York City.|
PORT
$575,000
real. .41,160.911
•*
on ail other bonds
ANGELES.▼(’AW.^mMsJCityTWk.
of Clallam County.
About
County
seat
$100,000 of street grading and
heretofore included in floating debt
have been declared
[$80,000 bonds offered April 22.]
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
$86,000 Total tax (per 51,000' lpnr,...
$70.00
Floatingdebt
88,840 Population In 1900
2,231
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
.174,840 Population In 1905.(est.>
2,800
Total valuation 1906
400,000
other warrants
Illegal.
PORTTOWNSEND.
Tliis city Is situated in
LOANS-Ci tv
6s g '
Bonds.
J-J
$85,000c
Funding Bonds.
6s
M-N $29,100c.
Water Bonds.
6s
M-N $250 OOOr
PUYALLUP.
I). H. Hill,
Mayor; < ioo.And-rson.Clk.
.TelTersomCountv.
incorporated Dec. s 1881.
When Due.] BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.$114,000
j Water debt (additional'
250,000
Floating debt Jan 1 1907...
21.310
Assessed valuation 1906
1,022.042
1 1915 City tax (per $1.000) 1906
$1S.50
Population in 1900
3,44*
July 1 1911
..
Dec
20 vears
Population
In 1905 (est..1
W. P. W asson; C ity Clerk.
This city Is In Pierce
County.
Water bonds
$41,000 j Assessed valuation 1905
Sewer bonds
17,ooo i Tax rate (per $1.000) 1905
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
58.000 Population In 1900
Floating debt
11.000 1 Population in 1905 (esc.)
TOT A L D E BT N ov 1906
69.000
The water bonds are payable from water
—
assessments on
receipts and the
property benefltted.
PUYALLUP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Geo. W
LOANS—
When Duc.\
Funding Bonds.
i
3Ms’0Q J-D $30,000c.. June 1
1926]
(Subject to call after June 1 1907.) I
3,300
$686,261
$10.00
1.884
3.700
sewer bonds
Edgerton, Clerk.
by
156
WASHINGTON—CITIES AND TOWNS
SEATTLE.
H. W.
[ VOL.
Carroll, City Comptroller.
LXXXIV,
SPOKANE COUNTY.
Seattle Is situated In King
F P. Greene,
County.
Incorporated as a town Jan. 14 1865
and as a city Dec. 2 1869.
The Supreme Court on March 20 declared
legal
the $600,000 municipal
lighting plant bonds given below.
See V. 84, p.763
County seat Is Spokane,
LOANS—
When Due.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds.
5s g ’90 J-J $955,000c
j TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906.$605,249
July 1 1910
4s ’05
Refunding Bonds.
A-0$ 175,000c
Assessed valuation, real..41,572,570
Apr 1 1925
General Bonds.
4s
J-I) $183,000c._Dec 1 1921
Condemnation Awaid Bonds
Assessed val., personal
5s g '92 A-O$240,000c
9,759,470
Apr 1 1912
5s g '92 A-O$220,000c_s_
(Subject
to
call
after
1911.)
Total valuation 1906
Apr 1 1912
Judgment Bonds.
51,332,040
Court House & Jail Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
! (Assessm’t about
5sg
’92
60%
actual
A-O$275,000c
value.)
Apr 1 1912 4Hs
5s ’91
A-O $300,000c. .Oct 1 1923 State &
J-J
$460,000c...July 1 1911
Co. tax (per M) 1906..$12.50
Library-Site Bonds
(Subject
5s g ’93 J-J
to call after Oct 1 1913.)
1913
1
135.000c...July
4s g ’02 A 0$ 100,000c- Oct 15
Population In 1900
57,542
1922
BOND. DEBT July 1
5s g ’93 J-J
495,000c
1906_.$483,000 Population 111 1906 (est)
July 1 1913
Sewer Bonds.
100,000
Floating debt...
Light Plant Extension Bonds.
122,249
5s g ’92 J J $
190,000c...July 1 1912
4s ’05
A 0$250.000c
INTEREST is payable at Fiscal
Apr 1 1925 5s g ’93 J J 250,000c. ..July 1 1913
Agency n New Y'ork.
Water Bonds.
4Ms’07
M-S
1
,650,000..Mch 1 1927
5s g ’92 J-J $205,000c..
July 1 1912
Sewer Tunnel Bonds.
COUNTY. Frank A.
Municipal Lighting Plant Bonds.
5s tr ’03 J-J
Auditor,
$95,000c
July 1 1913
3?4s’03 J-J 5400.000c-.July 27 1923
County seat Is Colville,
A portion of this
Park Bonds.
county has been taken to form
the new Ferry County.
(Subject to call at an\T time.)
4s '07
s-a $500.000
1927
3^s’04 A-0$ 190.000c...Apr 1 1924
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
(Subject to call at any time '
$190,000
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
3^s’06 ann $600 000c’
.1926
245,000
4Hs
J-J $35,000...
1921 Total valuation 1906
7,758,051
INTEREST Is payable as follow’s:
(Subject to call after 1911.)
bonds of 1891 and funding
; State & Co. tax
(per
M)
1906.
bonds of 1893 (lirst and second series)Funding
.$25.00
Current Expense Bonds.
at Seattle;
sewer tunnel bonds of
Population In 1906 (est)
1893 and sewer bonds of 1893 at
6s
22,500
Apr $20,000
City Treasurer’s office or at Blair & Co.,
Apr
1
1923
( Population in 1900
New York City; library-site bonds at
10,543
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07
Treasurer’s
City
$55,000
office
or
fiscal
agency,
New York City:
municipal light and power-plant bonds (series A and
B),
State Treasurer’s office:
municipal-light and- power-plant-extension bonds TACOMA.
Geo. P.
and emergency
hospital, municipal court-room and jail bonds at
F.
City
Treasurer’s office or fiscal agency. New York
Tacoma
Is
the
county seat of Pierce Co.
City.
All other bonds at the
Incorporated
Nov. 8 1883.
City Treasurer’s office or at N. W. Harris & Co., New
(This city on April 3 1906 voted to Issue
York City.
$2,000,000 wTater bonds.)
LIABILITY OF BONDS TO
LOANS—
When Due.
Local Impr’t (Assessm’t) Bonds.
TAX.—Conflicting views prevail as to
whether bonds are tax
Bridge Bonds.
exempt or not.
See V. 81, p. 1865.
Street 8s
5s g ’93 J-D$100,000c...June 1
$1,992
1913 Street 7s
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—Cash In
613,994
city treasury Jan. 1 1907, $1,547,560.
City Hall Bonds.
Sewer 7s
Jan. 1 ’07.
!
42,624
6? g ’91
Man 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Jan. 1 ’04.
Bonded debt
A-O$200,000c..Apr 15 1911 \
Funding Bonds.
$4,635,000
Water and Light Bonds.
$4,635,000
$4,210,000
$4,020,000
6s g ’91 A-O
Floating debt...
217.886
15 1911
223,849
sg
'93
173,642
J-D2.080,000c.. June 1 1913 15s g ’00 F-Al $350,000c.Apr
139,018
,093,000c.Feb 15 102o
Total...
INTEREST on the City HalUand 6%
$4,852,886
$4,858,849
$4,383,642
$4,159,018
funding bonds Is payabletat the
Water debt (included)...$1,050,000
office of the Mercantile Trust
$1,050,000
$1,050,000
$1,050,000
Company, New York; on the 5% funding,
In addition to the above
on the bridge and on
debt, the city had outstanding Jan. 1 1907
the water and light bonds at the Trust
Co. of Amer¬
$2,827,459 84 of assessment bonds.
ica, New’ York: on local Improvement bonds at
office of City Treasurer.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The limitation
BONDED DEBT, &c.—The local
of bonded indebtedness is
Improvement bonds are not city obli¬
10%
of the assessed valuation.
gations but liens on the property
benefltted, and are not included below.
Amount
outstanding
Jan.
1
CITY PROPERTY.—On Jan. 1
1906, $658 610
1907 the city owned personal
real estate and securities valued
property,
at $7,999,360.
Jan. 1 ’06.
Jan. 1 ’04. Jan. 1 ’03.
Jan. 1 ’01.
Bonded debt..
$3,823,000
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessment about
$3,823,000
$3,823,000
$3,823,000
60‘
actual value.
Floating debt.
41 067
3,969
4.726
—Assessed ValuationTax rate
Years—
Real.
Personal.
Total
t:oer $1,000,
debt
Total.
1906
$3,864,067
$3 826,969
$3,827,726 $3,823,000
$110,655,398
$15,119,110 $ 125,774,50SJ $30.00
Sinking fund assets
1905.
273,453
79,985
55,473
57,149,371
36,487
13,004,382
70,153,753
34.50
1904
53.744,552
Net debt
12,124,376
65,868,928
33.00
1903
$3,590,614
$3,746,984
$3,772,253
$3,786,513
11,340,634
Water and light debt (In¬
56,674,884
32.50
1902
42.477,618
9,191,035
cluded In total)
51,668,653
31.10
$2 080 000
1901
$2 080 000
$2
080
000
$2
35,236,279
080 000
7.744,645
42,980,924
31.00
1895..
Auditor; E. K. Erwin,
County Treasurer.
-
STEVENS
Savage,
.
'
-
Wright, Mayor; John
Meads, Compt.
,
.
—
1891
3,979,724
38,386,755
1890.
30,967,838
44,626,495
6,239,740
ASSESSED VALUATION AMD TAX RATE.-Assessment Is about 60%
33.10
17.60
actual value.
26,340,000
CITY TAX rate (per $1,000) for 1905 In
the “old limits” was $15.50: In
was $14.50;
and in South Seattle $11.50.
The total
rate tax given above is for
the “old limits”: the total
rate for the “new
limits” was $33.50; and In
South Seattle $30.50.
POPULATION.—The population In 1907 Is estimated at
(Census), 80,671; In 1890, 42,837; In 1880, 3,533.
In 1900
SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
This school district is In
about
220,000;
No.
When Due. j
District No. 99 ( Annexed) —
J-J $150,000c.. Jan 1 1909 6s
J-D $30,000c.-Dec 15 1911
J-J
2(»0,000c.. ..Tan 1 1910 BONDED DEBT
Mch ’07 $2,125,000
J-J
400,000c
-July’ 1 1915 Sinking fund.
97,024
M-S 275,000c.
Mch 1 1922 Total valuation 1906
125,986.328
4 Hs
A-O 100,000c.. Oct 1 1923
(Assessm’t
50
to
60% actual value.)
4 H 5
M-N 300.000c.. .May 1 1924
.School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$6.00
4*4S
M-S 200.000c. .Sept 1 1920
Value of school prop’ty
2,297,400
4s '06
J-J
500,00<?c
1926
INTEREST Is payable at office of
County Treasurer or at the State fiscal
agency In New York City.
School Bonds—
6s
5s
5s
4s
.
$20,660,784
19,846,639
18,491,267
18,269,494
16,731,375
19,490,553
22,849,490
26,148,554
347,112
The total tax rate for 1906
tax, $7.79; county tax, $7.03;
was $38.00 per
$1,000, and Includes State
city tax proper, $15.00, and school tax,
$8.00.
POPULATION.—In
.
_
Valuation.
City Tax per
Personal.
Total.
$1,000.
$4,589,431
$25,250,215
$15.00
4,394,151
24,240,790
14.40
3,993,139
22,484,406
14.00
3,474,021
21,743,515
13.00
3 292,580
20,023,955
14.00
3 059,287
22,549,840
11.50
3,603,322
26,452,812
13.50
3,604,496
29,752,950
12.00
171,015
518,127
10.00
Real.
1906
1905
1904
1903
1901
1900
1895.
1890
1881
1R. W. Jones, Secretary.
King County and Includes the city of Seattle.
LOANS—
As sessed
Years—
the “new limits” it
37,714.
1906
(estimated), 80,000; In 1900 (Census) It
was 36,006; In 1880 It was
1.098.
The population In 1890
was
.
.
_.
F.
County
Blumberg, Auditor.
seat Is Mount Vernon.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
3Hs ’045100,000
1924
'Subject to call after 1905.)
BOND. DEBT July 1
i906_$100,000
Floating debt
j
42,615
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906.
142,615
Cash
on
hand
30 931
■
SKAGIT COUNTY.
Assessed valuation, RR..
$600,690
Total valuation 1906
8,877.225
(Assessm’t about 3-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1 ,000) 1906..
.$15.00
Population In 1890
8,747
Population In 1900
14,272
Population in 1905 (est.)
24,272
INTEREST Is payable In Mt. Vernon.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is Everett.
3Hs ’05...
$53,000
Aug 1 1925
(Subject to call Aug 1 1915.)
Funding Bonds.
$69,000..
Road & Bridge Bonds.
$80,000
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06.. .$201 ,255
Floating debt
179,363
...
INTEREST
on
York Cltyr.
Assessed valuation, real..19,608 792
Assessed val
personal
5,010 ,525
Total valuation 1906
.24,619 ,317
(Assessm’t about actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’05..
$2 2.80
Population in 1900..
’
23 ,950
Population In 1905 (Est)
50 ,200
.
..
County
seat Is
Olympia.
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT July 1
1906..$85,083
Cash on hand
77,081
Sept 1 1909 Assessed valuation, real
4s ’04
5,733,748
M-S( 10,000c
Septjl 1914 Assessed val., personal
1,258,548
l 16,000c...Sept 1 1919 Total
valuation 1906.
..6,992,296
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1905.)
Tax "Valuation 60% of
actual
value.
INTEREST payable In N. Y.
City State 8c Co. tax (per M) 1906..$12.00
and Olympia.
Population In 1905 (est)..
13,780
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906. .$36,500
Population In 1900
9,927
Floating debt
48.583
VANCOUVER.
J. U.
Harvey, Mayor; J. F. Harris, Clerk.
.
SPOKANE.
Robert
Fairley, Comptroller.
This city is situated In Spokane
Countv.
Incornorated Ian 15 1H91.
LOANS
When Due
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07.
.$2,080,000
Funding Bonds.
debt
Floating
6s
221,658
A-O $700,000c..Oct
1 urn
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
2,301,658
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
....36,115,412
5Hs
V - A?300,000c ..Feb 1 1918
(Asscssrn’t about actual value.)
Wafer Bonds.
nty tax rate (per M> 1906 ...$12,00
6s
J-D 570.000c
Dee 1 1908 Total tax rate
«per M) 1906... 32.no
6s
A-O 500,o00e._.Oct
1 1911
Population 1 u 1890..’
5s
19,922
M-S
50,000c... Sept 1 1914 Population In
1900
(Census). .36,848
4s g ’05 J-J
450,000c. .July 1 1925
Population In 1907 (est)
Park Bonds.
85,000
5s
F-A $ 10,000c. .Aug 1 1908
Improvement bonds are not considered
city debt, being payable bv speclalTassessment.
.
-
.
CITY
estate
PROPERTY.—The city Inventory
buildings,
on
Jan.
1
1907
showed
real
library, department equipments, &e., to the
value of.
$5,845,185. including water system valued
at $2,065,526.
INTEREST and principal of tin- city bonds
are payable In
New York City
6POKANF: SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 81.
E. A. Thomas,
of Directors.
Secretary Board
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
$99,035
Ouilding Bonds
TOTAL DEBT July 1 9)6
fJ J $250,000c
749,035
Jan 1 1910 Taxes due and
cash
£.,
J J
80,668
50,000c. .Jan 1 1918 Assessed
valuation 1905
4;,
F A J 50 J'OOc.
27,060,177
Aug 1 08-22 (As* e«sm’t about 3-5
4 Us
actual value.)
M S 200.000c.
Mch 1 1924 School tax
(per $1 ,000) 1905.. $8.00
BOND DEBT July! 1906.
$650.000 Population In 1906 (est)
.70,000
I NTEREST on the 4
% bonds Is payable at the
County Treasurer’s of
f.cc or at the State Fiscal
agency In New York City
.
.
.
Due.
THURSTON COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
f$ 10,500c
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906.$380
,618
('ash In county funds
55 ,693
No, 10.
Alfred Lister, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906. .$510,000
Floating debt
187,465
1925 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1906.. 697,465
1911 Value school
property
1,064,112
Assessed valuation,
real..21,085,136
1911 Assessed val.,
personal
4,658,671
1913 Tax valuation 1905
25.743.807
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
1920 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1905
$8.00
all bonds Is payable at the
State flseal agency In New
LOANS—-
Samuel Vestal, Auditor.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
TACOMA SCHOOL DISTRICT
LOANS—
When
Building Bonds.
4 Ms ’05
M-S$200.OOOc.Sept 1
6s
F-A
86,000c...Aug 1
Funding Bonds.
6s g
F-A
$64 ,000c
Aug 1
6s
A-O
60,000c. ..Oct 1
Refunding Bonds.
4V$s
F-AS100,000c.. ..Feb 1
This city Is situated In Clark
County.
Incorporated Dec. 23 1890.
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation
1905 .$1,320.520
Gold Bonds.
(Assessm’t about 2-3 actual value.)
6s.g
A-O $10,000
1915 City tax rate (per
M)
1906
$10.00
Refunding Bonds.
; Total tax (per $1 ,000) 1906... 35.00
I'-^sg A-O ($20,000
Apr ’11-'10 Population In 1905 (est)
\
..5,000
20,000. .Apr 1 1921 Population In 1900
3.126
BOND. DEBT Apr 1906
$50,000 INTEREST payable In New
York.
.
—
WALLA WALLA.
T.
This city Is In Walla Walla
I). S.
Hart, Clerk.
County.
LOANS—
When Due.' BONDED DEBT Feb
1907.$653,700
Floating debt.
125,922
...1926) TOTAL DEBT Feb 1007
779,622
Refunding Bonds.
j
Assessed
valuation, real
.s ’92
4,919,756
$40,000
1912! Assessed val.,
personal
Street Paving Bonds.
1,815,304
Total valuation 1906
6s ’04 Nov 27 $5,000
6,735,060
Nov 27 1914 j (Assessment
about
40%
actual
value)
(Subject to call after Nov 27 1905.) ' Tax rate
(per $ 1,000) 1905.
.$15.00
Water-Works Bonds.
Population
In
1907 (est.)
S ’99
20,000
$133,000
19 19 Population In 1900
5s ’06 g
..10,049
250,000
1936
_s
Water and Sewer Bonds.
*99
$185.000
..
_
.
.
..
,
..
(Subject
to
call.)
WALLA WALLA COUNTY.
Walla Walla Is the
county seat.
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06..
Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1905
WHATCOM.
See
\V. .1.
Honeycutt, Auditor.
$80,0001 County tax (per .$1,000) 1905..$9.60
3,678 Population in 1900
18.080
4.808,3401
Bellingham.
Ape., 1907.J
NEVADA-DEBT OF STATE
WHATCOM COUNTY.
J. A.
Miller, Auditor.
County seat Is Bellingham.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real-512,121,862
a.710,871
Assessed'val., personal,_
May 511,500c...May 1 1913 Assessed val., railroad..
5s
1,003,795
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
16,836,528
Ms
4-J 5200,000c.--Jan 1 1922 (Assessment about 60?o actual value)
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.) State&Co.tax(per 51.000) ’06.514.00
BONDED DEBT July l ’06.5211,500 Population In 1900
24,116
Floating debt
301,391 Population In 1890
18,591
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1906. 512.891
Population In 1907 (est.)._— 45,000
Cash In treasury..
65,175
INTEREST on refunding bonds Is payable at the State fiscal
agency in
New York.
4
WHITMAN COUNTY.
County
&Stae
Win.
M.
seat Is Colfax.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
Apr 1 $43,000r
Apr 1 1912
(Subject to call after April 1 1902.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 26 ’07.
$43,000
Assessed valuation, real..59,120.200
INTEREST payable In New York
5s g
YAKIMA COUNTY.
Duncan, Auditor.
Assessed val., personal
$3,067,590
Assessed val., railroad
1,693,130
Total valuation 1905
13,880,920
&
State
Co.tax(per $1,000)’05_$21.00
Population in 1900
25,360
Population In 1907 (est.)
30,000
City.
Wilbur Crocker, Auditor.
County seat Is North Yakima.
LOANS—
When Due.
County Bonds, 1892.
Ms’92 Sept 533,000c...Sept 1 1912
(Subject to call after ten years.)
4s ’06
M-S $80,000
Mch 1 1926
(Subject to call March 1 1921.)
Redemption Bonds, 1889.
Os’ 89
J-J
580.000c...Oct 1 1908
5
Floating debt
580,948
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907
273,948
Assessed valuation, real.. 14,025,415
Assessed val., personal
2,482,670
Total valuation 1906
16,508,085
State&Co.ta\(pcr 51,000) ’06.S13.50
Population In 1890
4,429
Population in 1900
13,462
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07.5193,000
Population In 1907 (est.)
33,000
INTEREST Is payable In New York and San Francisco
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
we give statistics
regarding several counties and other
clvll.dlvlslons In Washington which are not represented among the
foregoing.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Pop.,
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. Rate.
*1905.
Asotin County
$25,000 $15,927 $1,590,982 521.50 $6,642
Benton County Sell. DIst. No. 16 41,000
1,127,180
Chelan County
26,000
42,173
3,031,111 17.05
3,931
Columbia School District No. 18 25,000
39,403
931,088
Douglas County
25,000
None. 12,368,411
20.50 12,136
Okanogan County
None 150,475
1,648,918
17 28 12,945
Sprague, Lincoln County—... 35,000
10,000
38.00
433,260
1,500
•
State estimate.
area
as a
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act March 2 1861).-March
State (Act March 21 1864)
of State (square miles)
as a
2 1861
Oct. 31 1864
110,700
Capital
Carson City
Governor (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)..John
Sparks
Sec’y of State (till Tues.aft. 1st Mon.Jan.’ll)-W.G.Douglass
Treasurer (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan.
D.
1911)
Comptroller
M. Ryan
Jacob
Eggers
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the third
Monday in
are limited to sixty days with
pay for only fifty days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of State debt see
"State and
City Supplement" of April 1894, page 150.
The details of the debt are as
given below.
January, and sessions
a
LOANS—
—Interest
Principal—
Name and Purpose.
?6 Payable When Due. Outstand'o
School Fund bonds April 1 1879
J-J
Irredeemable $380,000
do
April 1 1895
J-J
April 1 1915
24,000
do
Aug 1 1897
J-J
Aug • 1 1907
25,000
do
Oct 31 1897
J-J
Oct 31 1907
10.000
do
Nov 30 1897
J-J
Nov 30 1907
3,000
do
1 1901
Oct
J-J
Oct
1 1921
8,400
do
Sept 2 1903....
J-J
Sept 2 1923
32,000
do
Aug 1 1905....
J-J
Aug 1 1925
16.000
do
Past -due bonds.
37,000
University Fund bonds, 1900
4
J-J
May 1 1910
15,000
do
1900.
J-J
Nov 11 1910
23,000
do
Past-due bonds.
12,000
University Fund, May 7 1897.
4
J-J
May 7 1907
1,000
do
June21 1897.
4
J-J
June21 1907
600
do
Jan 22 1898.
4
J-J
Jan 22 1908
10,000
do
Past-due bonds.
16,000
,
water.
POPULATION
land, the mining
OF
STATE.—Though Nevada has some good grazing
Industry, more particularly silver mining, has had chief
attention, and, with the decline of this, population has also declined, the
Census of 1900 showing a total of only 42,335
persons, as against 45,761 In
1890 and 62,266 In 1880.
The famous Comstock lode Is located within
Nevada, but the silver production of the State has undergone great contrac¬
tion within the last decade.
The full record of population Is as follows: The
1900 figures Include persons on Indian reservations, not considered In
previ¬
ous aggregates.
Of such persons there were 1,594 In 1890 and 6,800 In 1880.
1900.. 42,33511890.. 45.761|1880.. 62,26611870..
42,49111860
6.857
STATE OF NEVADA.
CARSON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
J. P. Meder, Ch’man.
This
is
district
In
Ormsby County.
’06..$35.0001 Assessed valuation 1906..$1
100.000
I School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$7.50
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
ESMERALDA COUNTY.
E.
Hawthorne is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06.. $25.000
Floating debt
615
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906...
LANDER COUNTY.
Hardy Treasurer.
,
[Assessed valuation 1906.
Tax rate
.$3,383,372
$28.00
1,97
(per $1.000) 1905
25,6151 Population In 1900
I
H. W.
Dyer, Auditor.
The county seat Is Austin.
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation 1906
$1,418,278
$25,500
State A Co. tax (per M) 1905. .$33.50
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906...$42.500 Population In 1890
2.268
Cash in county treasury
36.836 Population In 1900
1,534
INTEREST Is payable at German-American Bank. New York.
5s
LINCOLN COUNTY. M. L. Lee,
Tlie county seat Is Pioche.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..$650,000
Cash In treasury
60,000
Total valuation 1906
2,772,212
State A Co tax (per M) ’06
$23.50
NYE COUNTY.
Dep Aud. E.W.Clark.Treas.
.
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
Population In 1906(est)
2.466
3.2S4
5,000
,
Puddy G rimes. Auditor.
Belmont Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907..$45,000 j Assessed valuation
1906..$2.324.246
Floating debt.
5,000 i Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$25.50
.
RENO.
•
•
These various bonds are all held by the .State School
Fund, which owns
In addition $215,000 United States 4s and
$880,000 3% and 3 H % bonds
of the State of Massachusetts
a These various bonds are all held
by the University Fund 90.000 Acre
Grant.
Tills fund also holds $50,000 Massachusetts State 3
Ms.
b These bonds are all held by the State
University fund, which also owns
$15,000 Massachusetts State 3 Ms.
TOTAL DEBT. ETC.—The subjoined statement shows
the total aebt of
the State (exclusive of the irredeemable bond for
$380,000) and the cash In
the State Treasury on January 1 of the following
years:
Jan. 1 ’07. Jan. 1 ’06. Jan. 1 ’05. Jan. 1 ’04
Bonded debt (exclusive of $380,000 bonds)
$233,000
$253,700
$255,100
$250,100
Floating debt (warrants)
38,043
19,122
19,614
17,347
Cash 111 treasury
473,505
331,218
394,836
328,754
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The following statement
shows the assessed
valuation of real and personal
property in the State and the net proceeds
of mines for the years Indicated:
Personal
Net Proceeds
Total
Years—
Real Estate.
Property.
of mines.
Assessment.
1906
1905
1904
1903
.$32,241.372
30.657,241
$12,223,625 $2,378,012
$46,843,009
10,987,859
1,594.584
43.239,684
10.715.496
925.635
37,195.770
22,764,049
9.943.414
454,220
33,161,683
1902
20,109,308
9,215,338
506,710
29.831,376
1900
16,378,404
7,602,452
105,900
24,286,757
1890
16,934.721
7,728.663
686,709
25.350.094
1880
17,742,714
9,855,944
4,496.738
32.095,397
1870
11.320,1 13
8.377,995
5,910.398
25.608.507
1875
18.698.276—
3,286,672
21.984.948
The .State tax rate (per $1,000) for 1906 was
$7.30.
DEBT LIMITATION.— Nevada has In Its
Constitution limited the State
to a nominal Indebtedness,
except for the purpose of "defraying extraordi¬
nary expenses” arising from Invasion, war, Ac.; and In such
cases
.
H. E.
Washoe
Christie, City Clerk; D. B. Boyd, Treasurer.
County.
City of Reno
was
Incorporated under
March 16 1903. amended March 1905.
LOANS—
When Due.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
J-J
$11.000c.Jan 1 ’07-T7
J-J
25.000c.. .Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1909.)
6s
an
Act of the Legislature approved
University Building.
J-J
$5,OOOc..Jan 1 ’0?-’ll
School House.
Dec 31 $30.000c. Dec 31 '08-’22
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907.
$ 154.000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
8.000.000
6s
Dec 30
$3.000c.Dec 30 ’06-’08 (Assessm’t about 75% actual value.)
5s ’06
J-J
35.000
..July 1 1936 Total tax (per \l> 1906
$25.00
Park Purchase A Imprt. Bonds.
Population in 1907 (est)
..12,000
5s g’07 J-J
$25.000c
Jan
1 1937 Population tn 1900 (town)
4,500
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
Popul’n Reno Precinct 1900
5.076
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the County and ex-officio
City
5s
5s
5s
.
.
Treasurer.
TAX-FREE.—All bonds
SPARKS.
This
G. A.
are tax
exempt.
Robinson, Clerk.
city Is In Washoe County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
5S g ’07 J-J
$40.000c
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
j Assessed valuation 1907
i
540.000
1,200,000
(Sub. to call $1.000 or $2,000 yearly.)
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
—
.
...
shall
,
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
State
•
al! Its debts and liabilities amount to said sum before
mentioned, shall be
void and of no effect, except in cases of
money borrowed to repel Invasion,
suppress insurrection, defend the State in time of war, or. If hostilities be
threatened, to provide fur the public defense.
Section 4.
(State Prohibited from Assuming Debts of Cities, Ac.)'
The
State shall never assume the debt of any county, town,
city, or other
corporation whatever, unless such debts have been created to repel in¬
vasion. suppress Insurrection or to provide for the public defense.
ARTICLE VU1
Section 9.
(State Shall Not Loan Its Monti/ or Credit,
Ac )
The State shall nor donate or loan money or its
credit, subscribe to
or be interested In the stock of
any company, association or corporation,
except corporations formed for educational or charitable purposes.
ARTICLE XVII.. Section 7.
[State to Assume Debts of the Territory.)
All debts and liabilities of the Territory of Nevada
lawfully Incurred, and
which remain unpaid at the time of the admission of this State into
the
Union, shall be assumed by and become the debt of the State of Nevada,
Provided. That the assumption of such Indebtedness shall not
prevent the
State from contracting the additional indebtedness as
provided in Section
3 of Article 9 of this Constitution.
ARTICLE VIII., Section 10.
(County. City, Town, Ac., \’ot to Be
Stockholders, Ac.)
No county, city, town, or other municipal
corporation
shall become a stockholder in any joint-stock
company, corporation or asso¬
ciation whatever, or loan its credit In aid of
such
any
company, corporation
or association, except railroad
corporations, companies or associations.
Section 8.
(Cities and Towns to Be Restricted by General I.awsJ
The
Legislature shall provide for the organization of cities and towns by general
laws: and restrict their powers of taxation, assessment, borrowing
money,
contracting debts, and loaning their credit except for procuring supplies.of
ITS
Organized
Total
ARTICLE IX., Section 3.
(State Debt lAmittd.)
For the purpose of
enabling tne State to transact Its business upon a casn basis from Its organi¬
zation, the State may contract public debts, but such debts shall never In
the aggregate, exclusive of Interest, exceed the sum of three
hundred thou¬
sand dollars, except for the
purpose of defraying extraordinary expenses,
as hereinafter mentioned
Every such debt shall be authorized by law tor
some purpose or purposes, to be
distinctly specified therein, and every such
law shall provide lor levying an annual tax sufficient to
pay the interest
semi-annually and the principal within twenty years from the passage of
such law, and shall especially appropriate the
proceeds of said taxes to the
payment of said principal and Interest: and such
appropriation shallinot
be repealed, nor the taxes be postponed or
diminished, until the principal
and interest of said debts shall have been
wholly paid
Every contract of
Indebtedness entered into or assumed by or on behalf of the
State, when
State of Nevada.
Admitted
157
provide an annual tax sufficient
the principal within twenty years.
the law
to
the Interest semi-annually
and
Further, the State Is forbidden
ever to assume the debt of
any county, city, Ac., or to donate or
loan Its
money or credit, or to subscribe to the stock of
any compauy, Ac.
Counties, towns, cities, Ac., cannot become stockholders In
any
or loan their credit, Ac.
But other than that the Constitutioncompany
omits to
put any,limit on county, city, Ac..debts; though it
provides that the Leglsla
ture shall make general laws restricting their
borrowing power. The Con¬
stitutional provisions referred to are as follows:
pay
WASHOE COUNTY.
D. B.
Reno Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’05
Jan $50.000c
Jan’10-'34
Court-House Bonds.
5s ’04
$5,000.. .Jan *29-’33
Boyd, Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06
$96,000
Assessed valuation 190* .10.U92.560
Tax rate (per $ t .000) 1903
$14 20
Population In 1900
9.141
INTEREST payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
WHITE PINE COUNTY.
The county seat Is
J. F.
Ely.
LOANS—
Redemption Bonds.
6*
July 1 $47.100
Miles, Treasurer.
When Dm.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1905
$64,817
Total valuation 1906.
1.048.425
Jan l 1913 State A Co. tax (per M) ’05
31.30
Population in 1890
1.721
BOND. DEBT July 1 1903. .$47,100
Population In 1900.. •>.
1.961
Floating debt
.17,717 Population lu 1903 (est.)
.2.300
INTEREST payable at Ely. Nevada.
OPTIONAL.—Bonds are subject to call whenever there Ls $1,000 la the
sinking fund.
.
..
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued by this
county are tax exempt.
158
Debts
and
Resources
of
XIsT
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162 to 164
165
167
169
170
to 167
to 169
to 170
to 173
Virginia.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State
(square miles)
42,450
State Capital
Richmond
Governor (term expires Feb. 1
1910)
Claude A. Swanson
Sec’y of Com’wealth (term
exp.
Feb. 1 1910)_D. Q.
Eggleston
Auditor of Pub. Ace. (term
exp. *Mch. 1 1908) Morton
Marye
Treasurer (term expires Feb. 1
1910)
A. W. Harman Jr.
Second Auditor (term
exp. *Mch. 1 1908)
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even
years on
day In January, and sessions
are limited to 60
>
for a further period not
exceeding ,'UJ
members elected to each
house
days,
concur
John G. Dew
the second Wednes¬
days, but may be extended
provided three-fifths of tlie
•
These officials
for four years.
are
elected
by the General Assembly
and hold office
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.—A
new Constitution
went Into effect
April 1002.
One of its provisions fixes
a limit of
of cities and towns of
indebtedness in.the
18 % of the assessed
value of real estate,
the issue be authorized
unless
by a majority of the qualltied
ST ATE DEBT.—For a
voters.
V. 74, p. 741.
detailed report of the
to 1 HU2, and for the
Virginia debt as it stood prior
history of the debt settlement made
the Virginia Debt
by and between
Commission and the Bondholders’
"State and City
Committee, see the
Supplement” of April, 1893.
pages 151 and 152.
Items of interest with
Other
reference to the Virginia debt
will be found in the
"Chronicle” as follows:
In
cases
-
Vol. 56, p. 656,
802; V. 57. p. 155, 1 ‘.JO,
950. 1058; V. 58. p. 282.
565, 788,
274, 815, 857; V. 66 p.
892; V. 67 p. 838; V. 68.
p. 196, 241; V. 70. p. 1202,
1211;
V.
71.
p.
408; V. 72. p. 150r V. 75.
V. 76, p. 440,770;
p. 628;
V.81.p. 1623; V.82,p.584; V. 84-,
1903 an adjustment
p. 641.
was effected of the
InJanuary
claims
of
the
National Government on
State against the
account of the War of 1812
claims for interest and
and of the counter
principal on bonds against the State
Government.
See V. 76, p. 119.
by the National
On April 1 1907
Virginia's debt stood as shown
LOANS—
below:
When Due.
Bonds, Act of 1892.
Riddleberger Bonds. Act of 1882. |i 3s Century
J-.I
3s J-J
516,989.184.81 .July 1 1991
$5,945,954.16. ..July 1 1932!
(Subject to call after 19(H).)
The Literary Fund on
April 1 1907 held $870,200
$1,579,927.28 of
Century bonds and
total, $1,950,127.28.
alive In the Fund, Riddlebergers;
These, being held
form part of the
outstanding amounts in the table;
Of the $16.989,184.81
Century
bonds,
$5,713,000
are
registered and $1 962.88 fractional
coupon, $11,271,200
bergers, $1.802,P9u are coupon, certificates; of the $5,945,954.16 Riddle¬
$4,142,800 are registered and
are fractional
eerti'ieates.
$1,154.16’
The Interest on the
Century bonds was 2% for the lirst 10
July 1 19011. and 8% thereafter.
years (or until
Both issues are
Total amount of
exempt from taxation.
outstanding bonds issued under
To Bondholders'
Act. of Feb. 20 1892:
Committee
.
Deposited
with
Commissioners
of
Sinking Fund
Canceled
Total..
Total Act of Feb.
$16,359,860.00
1,705,081.81
$18,064,941.81
1,075,757.00
14
1882
■
$16,989,184.81
5,945,954.16
Total debt April 1 1907
School and Co'.leee debt
$22,935,138.97
School and Colieere debt (additional)—6s
$2,383,656
(additional)—4s
82.800 $2,466,456.00
A'ole.—The senool and
college debt here mentioned does
any obligations
not represent
outstanding in the hands of the
of amounts owing.the
public.
It consists
educational
institutions, and is evidenced byentirely
cates of indebtedness
certifi¬
Issued under Chapter 344,
Laws of 1892.
tiorates are redeemable at
These cer¬
pleasure of the State and are
The
Virginia
non-transferable.
Legislature re-enacted the
and under its
Funding Act of Feb. 20 1892,
provisions all old Virginia bonds
In and funded into
were allowed to be
new
brought
Century
settlement, provided they were bonds, upon the same terms as the Olcott
presented for funding prior to
By t in- Art of .Jan. 25 1898.
Dec. 31 1896.
however, bondholders were
given until July 1
STATES.
STATES,
CITIES,
Etc.
FLORIDA—State, Cities, &c
ALABAMA-—State, Cities, &c
MISSISSIPPI—State, Cities, &c
LOUISIANA—State, Cities, &c
ARKANSAS—State, Cities, &c
TEXAS—State, Cities,
Pages
Pages
Pages
Pages
173 to 174
174 to 175
176 to 177
177 to 179
Page 179
Pages 180 to 1S5
&c
1898 to come in and
accept the terms, and the time has
extended since then, the
been repeatedly
latest extension
Bonds funded under
having been until Dec. 31 1907.
any amendment or
extension to the Act of Feb.
1892 carry interest from
20
the semi-annual
period next preceding the
funding.
Under the old law
date of
coupon bonds once converted
certificates were not
Into registered
re-convertlble into coupon
of 1882 and 1892
bonds, but under the Acts
coupon and registered bonds are
Interchangeable.
WEST VIRGINIA
CERTIFICATES.—In the settlement of 1871 It
assumed that West
was
Virginia should provide for
and Interest of the
one-third the principal
then existing debt, that
is. $15,239,370 out of the
debt of $45,718,112.
total
To
represent, therefore, West
bonds funded “deferred
certificates” were Issued. AllVirginia's share of
induce West Virginia to
efforts, however,
take recognition of
these certificates have
unavailing.
In 1885 the holders of
thus
about $8,000,000
united for the
purpose of obtaining a
certificates
compromise, and deposited their hold¬
ings with the Farmers’ Loan
& Trust
Company, whlfeh gave Its trust re¬
ceipts therefor.
This
came to
nothing, and in 1890 Messrs. C.
Satterthwalte & Sons attempt
of No. 30
Throgmorton
started another
Street, London, E. C.,
movement to bring about a
An adjustment
settlement.
of Baltimore at itscompany, with the Mercantile Trust & Deposit
head, was formed late In 1893 for
Company
an
the purpose of
attempt at the settlemeht of the West
making
Virginia certificates.
cle,” V. 57, p. 819; V.
See
"Chroni¬
58, p. 51, 314, 444.
This suit has been
and argument
Instituted
actually heard in the United States
p. 641.
Supreme Court.
V. 84,
to
far been
In
August 1898 another movement
was started, tills
time under the
of Messrs. Brown Bros. &
Co., with the same
that movement
object in view, and
continues actively in progress.
The plan provided for
taining the exact amount of the old
ascer¬
Virginia debt with which West
Is justly
chargeable (subject to certain
Virginia
limitations), and then
that amount at the same
compromising
two-thirds of the original percentage at which Virginia compromised the
Virginia debt, namely, 60% for
30 if % for
interest.
and
principal
(See the editorial article
in the “State and
plement” for April 1899). The
City Sup
Legislature of Virginia in March 1900
a bill
authorizing the State Debt Commission
passed
to
tute such
such action and insti¬
proceedings as may be deemed proper take
terests and to
to protect the State’s in¬
bring about a settlement with West
The original plan lias
Virgiina.
(V. 70, p. 494.)
been somewhat
amended to meet present
ments; see digest in V. 76,
require¬
p. 770, wherein will also be
tiie members of the
the names of
Advisory Board. A conference wasfound
on Dec. 14 1904
held
in
between Brown Bros. & Co. of
Richmond
New York and the
Joint Commission on the
Virginia
State Debt Settlement to
made by the New York
consider a proposition
committee, whereby the State of
proceed to bring suit
Virginia
was to
against the
fixing the latter’s liability as regards State of West Virginia, with a view of
the old Virginia debt.
In Dec. 1905 the
V. 79, p. 2759.
State Debt Commission
decided to bring suit against the
State of West Virginia
and a
Supreme Court early in 1906. bill was accordingly tiled in the United States
See V. 81, p. 1623;
tion was made June 3
V. 82, p. 584.
1900 and granted
Applica¬
by the Governing Committee
13 1900 to list Brown
Bros. & Co.’s
June
Virginia
deferred
ing the originals of the 1871
certificates
(represent¬
Issue only) on the New
The amount listed
York
Stock Exchange.
up to April 1 1907 was
After about three-fourths
$10,866,565.
of the old Virginia
bonds had been
and "deferred
certltleates” been given to
surrendered,
represent West Virginia’s
third, under the Acts of 1871
one
and 1879, these Acts
were repealed. The re¬
maining bonds were refunded
under other laws.
These laws required a
certificate to represent
one-third
the principal of the old
for funding, but
bonds brought In
gave
‘‘non-interest-bearing certificates” to represent
third the Interest on old
onebonds.
There Is something less
bonds and interest
than $500,000 of
yet outstanding which Is
law of 1892.
fundable under the current
The following
shows the amount of each
refunding issue.
leadership
LOANS—
—Interest.—
Xnme and Purpose.
P. Ct. P'y'ble.
"Def’d certs."of
1871aildl879 6
J 8c .T
Interest-bearing certs, of 1882
Non-int.-bearing
Non-int.-bearing
*lt lias been
Act of 1879.
ascertained that $564,259
ASSESSED
Years.
1906...
1905...
1904...
1903.
.
VALUATION
*
..$378,977,069
351.725,236
343,790,316
.
316,563.279
1890...
272,312,274
256,916,140
234,272,951
1,031,551
744,051
285,212
321,320
__
.
.
—
--
...—
bonds
were
00
00
00
00
19
Issued under the
AND
TAX RATE.—
A ssessment
Assessment of
of Ileal Estate. Personal
Property.
1900...
1895...
1885...
1880...
*$15,846,229
__
certs of 1882
certs, of 1892
certs.of 1892
Interest-bearing
Principal.—:
Outstanding.
When Due.
Contingent
$137,763,464
126,067.247
122,673,713
117.724.415
107.279.401
83,132,476
90.1 10,467
84.884,270
70,391 .018
Total.
Ta.t Rate
per
$516,740,533
477,792,483
466.464,029
454,352,393
423,842,689
396,314,816
362,422,741
341 ,800,410
304,663,969
$1,000.
$3.50
3.50
3.50
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
5.00
Apr., 1907.]
VIRGINIA—CITIES AND TOWNS
POPULATION.—The population of Virginia has been
1900
1,854,184 j 1860
*1,596.818 I 1820
1890
1880
1870...
1,655,980 i 1850
1,512,565 1840
1,225.163 1830
*1,421 .661
*1,239,797
! 1810
*1.211,405
!
as
follows:
LOANS—
Street Bonds.
4s ’05
M-S 550.000c..
*974,600
*880,200
*747,610
1790..
•This Includes population of the section
now forming the State of West
Virginia.
Without West Virginia population was
1,219,630 in 1860:
1. 19.348 in 1850; 1,015,260 in
1840; 1,034,481 in 1830; 928,348 in 1820;
869.131 in 1810; 801.608 in 1800 and
691.737 in 1790.
The proportion of the colored
population was 41.76% in 1880 and 38.70%
in 1890 and 35.7% in 1900.
In number blacks were 526,861 in
1850 and
548,907 in 1860, both Including West
Virginia; 512,841 in 1870, 631,616
in 1880, 040.867 in 1890 and 660.722 in
1900.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS
STATE
OF
IN
...
...
Water Bonds.
4s ’05
J-J
570,000c.. .Jan
F.
THE
DEBT
\
...
This
taxes.
Bargamin,
Refunding Bonds—(Con).
51, 800,000
Total valuation 1906
5, 500,000
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
State & co. tax (per M) 1906. .511.50
Population in 1900
.23,256
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1917.)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..594,000
Assessed valuation, real
3,700,000 Population in 1906 (est)._._ .27.000
INTEREST is payable at Mercantile Tr. &
Rep. Co., Baltimore Mil.
.
is
the county
Carruthors, Auditor.
seat of Albemarle
County.
Incorporated
LOANS —
When Due. I
Street Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
! 5s
M N $ 16,000c... No v 1 1914
4 1 js‘06 J-J 5142.onoc. ..Jan
1 1936 14s
J-I)
70,000c.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1926.) ! (Subject to call after ..June 1 1943
June 1 1913.)
School Bonds.
Reservoir Bonds.
5s
M-N 525.000c. ..Nov 1 1914 4
’07 J-J 5140,000c...Jan 1 1947
4s
Water Bonds.
5s
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..5345,000
Assessed valuation 1906...3,400,000
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total-tax rate (per 51,000) ’06.517.25
Population in 1890
5,591
Population in 1900
6,449
INTEREST is payable In Charlottesville. Baltimore and New
York.
A-O 51 2,000c. :. Apr 1 1938
(Subject to call after 1908.)
Sewerage Bonds.
M-S 580 ,000c.: .Sept 1 1911
CLARKE COUNTY.
W. A.
Bradford, Treasurer.
Berryvllle Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.5100.000
Assessed valuation 1906 .52,500,0001j County tax (per 51,000) 1906..57.50
Population in 1900.
7,927
INTEREST is payable at office of County
Treasurer in Berryvllle.
.
COVINGTON.
Tills town is in Allegheny County.
BONDED DEBT Oct '06.. .570,000
| Tax rate (per 51 .000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905.
1.163,194 1 Population in 1900...
..
DANVILLE.
Geo. P.
don, Auditor.
Danville
is
in
515.50
2.950
Geoghegan, Treasurer; Robert Bry-
Pittsylvania County.
Neapolls (North Danville)
Incorporated
as
a
city in
was annexed to Danville
July 1 1896.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Improvcmenl Bonds.
I 5s ’92
J-J
520,000c
Jan
8s 77
J-J
S20.000C
July 1911 5s '95 J-J 100,000c
Jan
8s ’79
J-J
20,000c
July 1911 4 L>s’98 M S 100.000c
Mch
5s ’86
5.000c
Oct
1913 4s ’01
J-J
160.000C
July
5s ’92
lo.ooor
Jan
1922 4s ’01
60,000c
Sept
5s ’92
J-J
5,000c
Jan
1923 4s ’05
J-J
74,000c.-.July 1
5s ’94
M-S
7.500r
Sept 1924 4s ’06 J-J
25,000
Jan 1
4s ’01
F-A
10.0U0C
Fel)
1931
Fire Protection Bonds.
Dnnv. & New Riv. RR. Bonds.
5s 'S3
J-I)
55,000c
Dec
6s ’SO
J-J
550.000c..Jari 1910-’14 i 4s ’02
M-N 10,000c
May
6s ’82
F-A
60,000c
Aug 1912
Sewer and Gas Bonds.
Neapolis Water Bonds.
5s ’87
M-N 5100,000c..-May
6s '94
J-D 530.000c
June 1924
Bridge Bonds.
Neapolis RR. Bonds
5s ’86
A-O 550.000c
Oct
n? ’94
M-N 530,000c
Nov
1914 4s ’05
J J
30,000c..-Jan 1
1890.
.
...
are
exempt
from
city
Sireet Improvement Bonds.
4s ’01
A-O 520.000
July 2 1920
pay¬
tax-
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Houston Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906
5127,000|Tax rate (per 51.000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
8,000,0001 Population In
HARRISONBURG.
This town is in
LOANS—
Roller, Mayor; D. S. Lewis,
Rockingham County
-
..
LEXINGTON.
J. W. Moore
Rockbridge County.
,
This town Is In
Treasurer.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906. .574,000 ITax
Assessed valuation 1905
1,404,535 j
rate (per SI .000) 1905
516.80
__3,203
Population In 1900_
LYNCHBURG.
G. W. Smith,
Mayor;
Lynchburg Is situated In Campbell County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Market House and Grounds.
8s
J-J
522,000
July 1 1907
Public
Improvement Bonds.
3,4s ’02J J 5100,000§_.:.Jan 1 1932
Permanent Improvements.
5s
J-J
549.500.. .July 1 1926
(Subject to call.)
John M. Otey, Aud.
Va. & Tenn. RR. Bonds.
6S '71
J-J
552.896
1907-1931
Water Bonds.
6s
J-J
535.000
Mch 1 1912
5s
J-J
99,0II0S... Nov 1 1915
4s ’04
F-A
600,000$. ..Aug 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Sept 1
190651,990.300
Value
of city property ’05..
5s ’95
732,499
J-J
$10,0003
Jail
1 1930 Assessed
valuation, real
4s ’00
9,800.000
J-J
17,000§. ..July 1 1930 Assessed val.,
personal
5,800,000
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
4 4s ’97J-J 5425.000
15,600,000
June 1 1927 (Assessm’t about
90%
actual
4s
value.)
M-S 186,000 ..Mch 16 1935
City tax rate (per M) 1905
4s ’04
515.00
J-J
Oct
200,0()0§
1 1934 Population In
1900.
School Bonds.
18,891
Population in 1890
3 4s ’98J-J
19,709
S30,000§__ July 1 1928
Redemption Bonds.
5s ’79
J-J 5160,700§. .Jan
1 1914
TAX EXEMPT.— Bonds marked
.
§ are exempt from taxation.
refunding bonds due 1927 is payable In
all other bonds Interest Is
payable at the office of the
INTEREST
on
on
the
Baltimore,
City Treasurer,
Lynchburg.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
city’s debt
of the
taxable values
as
Revenue.
is limited by Its charter to
16%
shown by the books of the
Commissioner of the
MANCHESTER. L. M. Normally,
Auditor; J.
naugh Jr., Treasurer.
W.
Bro-
Manchester is situated in Chesterfield
County.
1874.
Incorporated
LOANS—
When Due
Almshouse and Jail.
5s
J-J
52.000c.. .Jan 1 1927
Funding Bonds5s
J-J
515.000c... Jail 1 1928
52.500c... Sept 1 1911
2,000c.
Aug 1 1910
•
Water Bonds.
6s g
J-D 560.000c...Dec 1 1918
J-J
62,000c
July 1 1928
J-J
1,800r...July 1 1928
(Subject to call after July 1 1904.)
4s ’06
J-J
520.000c.
1940
5s
5s
5s
1916
1935
B.
When Due.
W'ater Bonds.
Electric Plant Bonds.
5s
M-N 539,000c...Nov 1
4s ’04
1927
F-A 560,000c. .Aug 15 1934
(Subject to call ufter 1917.)
(Subject to call after Aug. 15 1919.)
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch ’07
5s
5198.500
J-J
568.500c. .July 1 1924 Total valuation 1906
2.059,303
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
(Assessment Is M actual value.)
Currency Bonds
Total tax (per 51.000) 1906.
5s ’05
512.50
M-N 525,000
May 2 1910 Population In 1890
.2,725
(Subject to call at any time.)
In 1900
Population
Sewer Bonds.
3,591
Population
in 1905 (est.)
4s
4,049
J-J
56,000r.__:Apr 1 1912 INTE R EST payable
at[Harrlsonburg
(Subject to call after April 1 1907.)
1928
1917
O.
Treasurer.
5s
1913
1932
58.00
37,197
1900
1923
1925
1931
1931
1935
1936
at
gas works.
exempt from county taxes.
Tlie figures for valuation and
population given below are exclusive of the
city of Lynchburg, which does not pay
county taxes.
LOANS
When Due.' Assessed val.,
personal
Charlottesville
July 1 1888.
Bonds
WATER WORKS.—The water works
owned by the city are valued
5100,000; the free bridge at 560,000.
The city also owns the
CAMPBELL CO. John W. Clay,
Trcas.; S. C. Goggin, Clerk.
County seat is Rustburg.
Bonds are
I.
When Due.
,
Bristol is in Washington
County.
Incorporated Feb. 12 1890; new
charter March 5 1900.
LOANS—
When Due.
Johnson Land Refunding Bonds.
General Improvement.
5s ’98
J-D 515,000c...June 1 1923
6s ’91
M-N 550.000c...Nov 1 1921
Refunding Bonds.
6s ’92
M-N 20.000c. ..Nov 1 1922 6s ’03
J-D
54.000c.June 1 ’07-’08
Street Improvements.
Bristol Home Co. (Park) Bonds.
5S ’01
J-J
510,000c.
'08-’17 5s ’06
J-J
510,000...Jan
1 ’08-’17
5 s ’01
J-J
10,000c.
5s ’06
J-J
2,000...Jan 1 ’08-’17
5s ’01
J-J
15,000c. .July 1 1931 BOND. DEBT Feb 1907..
.5220,300
5 s ’01
J-J
lo.oooe.
Water debt (included)
66,000
5s ’01
F-A
3,600c.
5 1921
Notes/mtstandlng
8,756
6s ’02
J-J
j 2,500c.
’08-’12 Assessment valuation
1906.2,730,000
1
200C.
1 1913 (Assessment about
4 actual value.)
Water W'orks.
Value of city property
5250,000
6s ’89
J-J
535,000c
1 1923 Total tax
(per
51.000)
1907..521.50
5s ’02
M-N 25,000c.
1 193
Population in 1890
2,902
5s ’03
J-D
0,000c.
’07-’09 Population in 1900.
4,579
Fire Hall and Vault
Population
in
1906
(est)
8,000
5s ’02
J-J
52,000c.
:,000c..Jan 1 ’08-’09 ,
INTEREST on the water works bonds due 1922 Is
payable at Lynch¬
burg, Va.: on the general improvement
bonds, the water-works bonds due
1932. and of the street-improvement
bonds, at the Dominion National
Bank, Bristol. Va.
E.
25.953
plants
INTEREST.—The interest on the gas and water bonds
due 1935 Is
able at City Treasurer’s office.
The coupons of the funding bonds
are
receivable.
City Council.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
1900.
Apr 1 1931
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Water Bonds.
4s ’01
J-J
512,000
Jan 1 1931 5s ’95
J-J_530.000
Jan 1 1909
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1911.)
Gas and Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’05
A-O 520.000c..
4s '01
A-O 518,000
.Apr 1 1931
Apr 1 1931 (Subject to call after April
1 1911.)
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
4s ’05
M-N 520,000..Nov 1 ’07-T0
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject
to call any time.)
4s ’06
M-N 5119,400...May 1 1936
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907..
5289,400
Refunding Gas Works Bonds.
Total valuation
1905
1,664,258
4s ’00
J-J
525,000
Jan 2 1920 City tax rate
(per 51,000) ’05.514.00
Population In 1890..
4,528
Population in 1900..
5,068
•These bonds are secured
by a deed of trust on the iron bridge across
the
Rappahannock Rl\er at Fredericksburg.
Water, gas and electrlc-llght
bonds are secured in the same
manner on the water,
gas and electric-light
BERKLEY.
Annexed to Norfolk.
BRISTOL.
H. E. Jones, Member
1937
Population in
city is in Spottsylvania County.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.*
4s ’00
J-J
525,000
ElectrioLight Bonds.
...
M-S 594 none
120.000 1
FREDERICKSBURG. E. D. Cole, Chairman Finance Com¬
mittee; R. T. Knox, Treasurer.
5s
F-A 530.000
Feb 1 1921
A-O 510,000
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1911>.
(Subject to call after -Oct. 1 1904.) BONDED DEBT
Mch
1906
5140,000
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1904
596,925
6s
J-J
540,000
July 1 1931 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1904..510.00
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Population in 1890
2,897
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
2,416
os
M-N 5 60.000
May 1 1929
(Subject to call after 1909.)
INTEREST on the refunding 5s due 1929 is
payable in Lynchburg, on
all other bonds in Bedford.
Coupons are tax receivable
TAX EXEMPT.—All bonds,
except refunding 5s due 1921, are exempt
from municipal tax.
4 Us
P. D. Divei s, Treasurer.
NET DEBT Jan 1907
6s
Refunding Bonds.
20,000
seat Is Rocky Mount.
Railroad Aid Bonds.
| Total valuation 1906
52.365.000
6s
J-J S160.000
Jan 1 1909 State & Co. tax
(per51.000)’06 520.00
BONDED DEBT Jail 1 ’07 .5160.000
Population In 1890
24,985
Sinking fund
40,000
Price, Auditor.
city is in Bedford County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Market and Improvement Bonds.
(est)
and all coupons are
tax-receivable.
the bonded indebted¬
51,460.000.
ness to
County
Paul
1906
LIMITATION.—The city’s charter limits
FRANKLIN CO.
This city is In Alexandria
County.
Incorporated as a town in 1749.
LOANS—
When Due. Value city
property 1906. 5318,000
Registered Coupon Bonds.
Assessed
4,040,533
3.65s’79 J-J 5749,900c&r July 1 ’09 Assessed valuation, real
val, personal
1,112 ,819
Coupon Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
5,153,352
4s ’02
J-J
548,500c...July 1 1932 (Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
Interest Bearing Certificates.
City tax (per 51.000) 1906
517.10
3.65s ’79 J-J
510.900c&r.July 1 1909 Population in 1890
14,339
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06..5844,800
Population in 1900
14,528
Sinking fund July 1 1906
45,200
INTEREST is payable in Alexandria and all
the bonds carry taxreceivable coupons.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are
exempt from city taxation.
CITY (formerly Liberty).
Mayor; J. M. Daniel, Recorder.
This
Population In
INTEREST Is payable in Danville
VIRGINIA.
BEDFORD
1935
OPTIONAL.—All the 5% bonds (with the
exception of 550,000 due In
are subject to call ten
years after their date of Issue.
TAX EXEMPT.—All 5, 4 4 and
4% bonds are exempt from city
tax.
NOTE.—For reports not given In alphabetical order
among the following,
**Additional Statements" at end of this State.
E.
1
1916)
see
ALEXANDRIA.
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’06.51,266,500
Value of city property 1906 1,946.360
.Sept 1 1935 Assessed valuation, real.. 6,535.810
Paving Bonds—1
Assessed val, personal.... 4.562.922
4s ’99
J-J 5100,000c
July 1929 Total valuation 1905
11.098.732
Paving & Water Impr. Bonds.
(Assessm't about 80% actual value.)
4s ’02
5100.000c...Mch 1932 Total tax rate
(per 51,000) ’05.517.50
Water Power & Light Bonds.
Population In 1890
10,305
4s ’00
560.000c
May 1930 Population In 1900.
16,520
.*1,065,116
j 1800.
159
..July 1
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
(Subject
5s
J-J
J-J
44s
J-J
4s ’05
M-N
575.000c
to
call
after
540,000c.
37.000c
.
1931
1907.)
.July 1 1927
July 1 1932
8s
6s
5s
In March
Street Improvement.
M-S
F-A
J-J
_.
15.000c... July 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Feb 1
*07...5517.300
Floating debt
9,000
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
526,300
Sinking funds
26,623
NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
499,677
Tax valuation, real
3,044,646
Tax valuation, personal
539,915
Total valuation 1906
3,584.561
(Assessm't is 80% actual value.)
Total tax (per 51.000)
1906...$18.50
Population In 1890..
9,246
Population In 1900
9,715
Population In 1906 (est)
13,000
125,000c
1930
60.000c. ..May 1 1935
OPTIONAL. — All of the above bonds are
subject to call ten years after
date of Issue excepting the 8s due
1911, 560,000 of water bonds, 520,000
water 4s of 1906, 52.000 due in
1910, 5125,000 4 4s and 500,000 4s.
TAX EXEMPT.—All bonds are
free from taxation.
INTEREST on the water bonds due In 1918 Is
payable at Baltimore. Md.;
on all r. her bonds at the
office of the City Treasurer.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
city’s charter limits Its debt to 20% of the
assessed valuation of real estate.
ICO
VIRGINIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
.20911904.
MARTINSVILLE.
It. W.
This town is situated In
•
•
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
6s
Blair, Chairman Finance Com.
4s
1930
Actual valuation
*
!
2 1939 1
2
Population In 1900.
Population ill 1905 (est)
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Is
payable
E.
County seat is Boydton.
When Due.
Atlantic & Danville RR.
1
1
1
1
.
at
Town
Gogbill
,
'21 -’32
I
was annexed to
’33-’40
Boylston, Va.
NEWPORT NEWS.
W. L.
'nils city Is In Warwick
Cooke, Clerk.
County.
LOANS—When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’05
A-O $10,000..Apr 1 ’08-’09
A-O $40,000c
1928 4s
M-N 25,000c...Nov 1 1941
(Subject to call after 1918.)
5s ’06
A-O
10,000..Apr 1 ’lO-’ll
Emergency & School Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds
5s
A-O $40,000c.Apr 1 ’08-’ll 4s
F-A $30,000c
1941
Street Paving Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s
F-A $90,000c
..1929,4s
F-A $50,000c
1941
(Subject to call after 1919.'
BOND. DEBT Apr '06
$610,000
4s
M-N $100,000c..Nov l 1941 Assessed
valuation, real..10,401,230
4 Hr
M-N 56,000c
Nov 1 1943 Assessed val., personal
542,680
Sewer, School & Jail Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
10,943,910
4 Ms
A-O $140,000c
Apr 1 1928 Real value (estimated)
25,000,000
(Subject to call after Apr. 1 1918.)
City tax rate (per Mj 1905
$9.50
School tax (per $1,000) 1905...$2.00
Population In 1890..
4,449
Population In 1900'.
19,635
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer’s office; on the
$140,000
bonds It Is also payable at the Bank of New York, N. B.
A., and on the
$10,000 bonds at the First National Bank of Newport News.
The 4 M %
street-paving bonds are payable at the Bank of New York, N. B. A., N. Y.
II. S. Hei •man,
Treasurer.
city Is in Norfolk County.
City incorporated
1845.
Town of
Berkley annexed January 1906.
LOANS—
When Due.' LOANS—
When Due.
General Purposes.
Ward Bonds (Continued).
5s
A-0$115, OOOc&r. Apr 1 1923 5 s
J-J
$34,000c
July 1 1922
5s
M-N 100,000c. ..Nov
1924 5s
F-A
20,000c
Feb
1924
4s
J-D
50,000r. .June
1926 5s
J-J
5,000c
July « 1924
5s
M S
1926 5 s
5,000r_..Sept
MS
20,OOOc&r. Sept
1924
5s
M S
1926 5s
J-D
24,500c...Sept
O.OOOr
June
1926
J-J
4s
84,000c. ..July 1 1932 4s
M-N 52,000c&r_ Nov
1928
4s
J-J
90,000c...Jan
1934 4 s
J-D 180,OOOc&r. Dec 1 1928
4s
M-N 40.OOOc&r.Nov 1 1928 4s
220,000
Nov 1929
4s
317,000....Jan
1937 4 s
145,000
May 1931
Market House Bldg. & Site.
4s
J-J
460.00('c_..Julv 1 1932
5s
M-S $75,OOOc&r. Sept
1919 4s
J-J
130,00(’c
Jan
1934
5s
M-N 70,OOOc&r. Nov
1920 4 s
20,000
.Sept 1930
Park Bonds.
4s
140,000
Sent 1936
5s
A-O $114 ,000c .Oct
1922
Paving and Gen. Purposes.
4s
J-J
21,000c.. July 1 1933 5 s
J-J
$40,0(f()c
Jan
1914
l us
Renewal Bonds.
A-O
30,000c... Oct
1914
5s
A-O $298,000c.-Oct
1914 5 s
M-N 55,000c&r_ Mav
1916
6s
J-J
Jan
1933 5 s
1,000r
J-D
14,000c...June
1916
5s
A-O 320,OOOc&r. Apr
1911 5 s
M-S
37,500o&r_Scpt 1917
5s
J-J
91.OOOc&r. Jan
1912 5s
J-D
35,()00c&rJ.De'c
1917
J-D 110,OOOc&r. June
5s i
1913 5 s
J-D
70, OOOc&r. June 1919
5s
M-S 101.500c &r. Mch
1922 5 s
M N 79,OOOc&r. Nov
1920
.
*
.
5s
5s
J-D 1 Hi) .OOOc&r. June 1
J-D 105,oooc&r. Dec
M-N 77.000c. ..Nov 1
151,000
Nov
Public School Bonds.
4s ’04
A-O $10.000c_._Oct 1
Street Iniprt. Bonds.
4s ’04
A-O $ 133,000c..Oct 1
4s
4s
Improvement Bonds.
M-S$149.000c
4s ’06
$75.000
May
Cemetery Site Bonds.
4s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
-
-
—
5s
4s
4s
4s
M S
Mch
140,500c
173,000
Nov
M-S
50,000c&r. .Sept
1922
1929
1930
M-N
15,000c
Mav 1 1931
4s
M-S 200,000c...Sent
1930
1934
Water Bonds.
! 5s
M-N $90.000c&r_May
1914
1934 5s
M-N 50,000c. ..Mav
1915
5s
J-J
60,000c_ .July
1921
1936 4s
M-N 250,000c...Nov 1 1928
4s ’04
A-O 165,000c...Oct 1 1934
1931
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-N $400,OOOc&r. May 1931
1936 Pnist-due bonds
$3,550
Berkeley Bonds.
1919 6 s
J-D $25,000c...July 1 1926
1920
(Subject to call before maturity.)
1921 6s
J-D
25,000c ..July 6 1927
1922 6 s
J-J
25,000c. ..July 1 1928
1922 5 s
M-S
35,000c...Mch 1 1930
1922 5 s
F-A
40,000c.. .Feb 1 1931
_
Mch 1
Jail Bonds.
4s
1923
1923
1928
1929
$53,000
Sept
Ward Bonds.
M-S
$7,000c
Sept
M-N
4,000r
Nov
J-J •
20,oooc&r. May
F-A
20,00()C--.Feb
A-O
15,000c-..Oct
M-S
20,000c...Sept
,
M-S
50,000c... Mch 1 1932
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from city tax.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. &c.—
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds
.Jan. 16 ’07.
Jan. 1 *06.
Man 1 ’05.
$6,674,000
$5,783,302
720,646
653,637
$5,620,550
593,869
Net debt.
.$5,953,354
$5,129,665
$5,026,681
Water debt (Included above).
..$1,015,000
$1,015,000
$850,000
On Jan. 16 1907 In addition to the bonded
debt the city had a floating
debt of $52,000
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns
property appraised In 1906 at
$4,852,055, and also Its water-works valued at $1,500,000.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The city’s debt Is limited
by Its charter to 20%
of. the assessed valuation of real and personal
property.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation
(about M of
its cash value' and tax rate have been as follows:
Peal
Personal
Tot. Assessed
Total Tax
Years—
Estate.
Property.
Valuation.
per $1,000.
1906
..$35,651,265
$6,048,783
$11,700,048
$20.00
1905
27,114,720
3,732,195
30,846,915
17.00
1904
28,150,020
3,785,010
31.935,030
21.00
1902
26,327,320
2,990,060
29,317,380
21.00
1900
21,571,400
3,609,400
25,180,800
21.00
1887
12,094,205
1,642,820
' 13,737,025
21.00
POPULATION.—In 1906 (estimated), 70,000; In 1900 (Census) It was
46,624; In 1890 It was 34.871; in 1880 it was 21,966; In 1870 It was
19,229.
Berkley (population 4,998 In 1900) annexed In 1906.
PATRICK COUNTY.
J. S.
Taylor, Clerk.
Stuart is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT June 15 ’06..$94,0001 Assessed valuation
1905__$1,310,056
Sinking fund
12,300 | Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905...$19.75
NET DEBT June 15 1906.. 81 700 | Population in 1900
15,403
PETERSBURG.
W. M. Jones,
Petersburg is In Dinwiddle County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Appomattox River.
J-D $165,000c&rjune 1 1911
City Fund & Floating Debt.
5s
M-S $55.000r___Scpt 1 1923
6s
j
21.810
.
PORTSMOUTH.
W. D. Duncan
Mayor; G. B. Gill, Auditor.
Incorporated 1784.
Funding Bonds
!
5s
j
Street Improvement.
3 Ms
J-J
$75,000c
M-N 75.000
4s
M-N $38,000c
May 1 1936
Jan
1 1941
1945
Geo. A. Tabb
,
,
Treasurer.
Ireas.; L. B. Slater, Clerk.
Portsmouth 13 the county seat of Norfolk County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Atlanta & Danville RR. Bonds.
5s ’90
J-J $150,000
Jan 1 1920
Sewer Bonds.
5s
5s
Incorporated
M-SS100.000
J-D
Building Bonds.
In 1858.
Sept 1 1924
15,000
Dec
1
1926
Fifth Ward Bonds'—
5s
M-S $35,000
Sept 1 1924
Paving & Grading Bonds.
Ferry Bonds.
4s
J-J
$50,000
Julv 1 1909
5s
J-J
$25,000
4s
M-S
July 1 1927
50,000
Mch 1 1931
Floating Debt, Street & Jail.
4s
A-O
25,000....Apr 1 1932
5s
J-D $43,000
June 1 1922
School Bonds.
Grading & Paving Bonds.
5s
F-A $10,000
Aug 1 1927
4s
M-N $100.,000...May 1 1933 5s
J-J
3,000
Ian 1 1928
Cemetery Bonds.
4s ’06
A-O
13,000c...Oct 11936
os
A-O $11,000.
.BOND, DEBT Jan 1906...$892,700
(Subject to call at any time.)
Fifth Ward debt (add’l)
148,000
Redemption Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1906. 1,040,700,
6s
J-J
$82,800
July 1 1918 Assets.cash,notes&prop'ty 1,117,777
5s
J-D
14,500
June 11922 Assessed valuation, real
7,066,140
5s
M-N 65,000
May 1 1924 Assessed val., personal
1,317,584
5s
J-D
22,000
June 1 1926 Total valuation 1906
8.383,724
5s
J-D
29,000
June 11028 City tax (per $1,000) 1905
$15.57
5s
J-D
25,000
June 1 1929 School tax (per $1,000) 1905..
2.00
4s
J-J
140.000
Jan 1 1930 Population In 1890 (Census) ..13,260
4s
J-D
13,500
June 11930 Population In 1900
17.428
4s
J-D
11,500
June 11931
INTEREST Is payable In Portsmouth.
^TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued by this city are
exempt from city tax.
T>EBT LIMITATION.— The city’s debt Is 'Un'ted bv law to 18% of the
real estate valuation.
.
.
RADFORD.
J. H.
Barnett-, Treasurer.
This city is In Montgomery County.
Incorporated In 1891.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$62,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$12.50
Assessed valuation 1906
1,427,7231 Population In 1900
3,344
INTEREST is payable part In Baltimore and part In Radford.
RICHMOND.
ren,
Carlton
McCarthy, Mayor; Edward J. War¬
Auditor.
Richmond Is the county seat of Henrico County.
Incorporated 1737.
When Due.!
Bonded Debt (Continued).
Bonded Debt.
4s
J-J
$14,025r
July 1922
8s
J-J
$63,600c&r__ July 1907 4s
J-J 242,000r
Jan 1923
8s
J-J
24,200r
Jan 1908 4s
J-J
52,500r
July 1923
8s
J-J
J-J
127.000r
289,300c&r__July 1908 4s
Ian 1924
8s
J-J
183,600c &r_. _Jan 1909 4s
J-J
555,500r
luly 1924
6s
J-J
J-J
107,650c<&r..July 1906 4s
93,050r
Jan 1925
6s
J-J
J-J
123,OOOc&r..July 1907 4s
177,150r
July 1925
6s
J-J
Ian 1908 4s
ll,472r
J J
439,450r
Jan 1 1926
6s
J-J
68,400c&r
Ian 1909 4s
J-J
140,000r
July 1926
6s
J-J
9,600r
J-J
July 1909 4s
13,000r
Jan 1927
fis
J-J
65,600r
Jan 1910 4s
J-J
200,000r_.*._ Julv 1927
6s
J-J
22,000r
J-J
July 1911 4s
Jan 1928
255,000r
6s
J-J
11,900r
Jan 1912 4s
J-J
496,500r
Ian 1929
6s
J-J
6,000r
Jail 19134s
J-J
150,000 r
July 1929
6s
J-J
Jan 1914 4s
J-J
7,800r
31,000r
Ian 1930
5s
J-J
5,500r
Jan 1920 4s
J-J
589,000r
.Tan 1 1938
(Subject to call before maturity.) 4s '04
334,600e&r. July 1 1938
J-J $261,700r
1921
4s
Jan
’05
52 400r
Jan
11939
J-J
38,850r
July 1921 4s ’05
J-J
166,000
July 1 1939
J-J
J-J
140,000r
Jan 1922 4s *05
254.000.
Jan 1940
J-J
396,500r
July 1922
Refunding Bonds.
A-O
l,000r
Oct 1923 4s '06
J-J $108,450
Tilly 1 1940
J-J
101,000r
Ian 1920 4s ’07
J-J
486,200
Jan 11941
J-J
175,000r
July 1920
Improvement Bonds.
J-J
128,300r.____Jan 1921 4s ’06
J-J
$508,500...July 1 1940
J-J
24,400r
July 1921 General Bonds Aug 1 1906.7,572,157
J-J
Jan 1922 Sinking fund Aug 1 1906...1.293,918
6,000r.
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Auditor.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns Its water-works, gas-plant, city-hall,
LOANS—
almshouse, market-houses, school-buildings, engine-houses, parks, sewer
system, etc., the aggregate value of which is stated to be $11,903,882.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from taxation by the city.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The city’s debt Is limited by its charter to
18%
of the assessed valuation of real estate
ASSESSED VALUATION and tax rate have been as follows;
4—Assessed Valua tlon
City Tax
Years.
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $> 1.000.
1906
$50,914,728
$37,712,517
$88,627,245
$14.00
1905
46,914,728
37,712,517
14.00
84,627,245
1904
45,241,751
37,361 .036
82,602.787
14.00
1902
43,073,117
28,508,738
14.00
71,581,855
1900
45,412,990
25,949,619
14.00
71,362.609
1890
51 ,982,289
35,341,652
16,640,637
14.00
1885
32,348.000
13,752,000
46,200,000
14.00
POPULATION at present date, 95.000; In 1900 (Census), 85,050; In
1890 It was 81,388: In 1880 It was 63,600; In 1870 It was 51.038.
ROANOKE.
W. E. Thomas,
City Clerk and Auditor.
Roanoke Is surrounded by a county of the same name; while formerly a
part of that county, It Is now Independent of the same.
Incorporated
In 1884.
LOANS—
&
6s
i1
w
When Due
flyb
J-J
$100,000c
Refunding Bonds.
—
July
1918
4s
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’06
J-J $100.000c
Jan 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$1.081,000
Sinking fund
76,473
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907.. 1,004,533
Assessed valuation, real.. 7,553,215
Assessed valuation, per
1,349.315
Valuation of corporations. 9.002,114
Total ass’d val. for 1906 .17.904,644
A-O $15,000c...Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call after April 1 1914.)
J-J
$53,000c...July 1 1933
J-J
24,000c
July 1 1935
4Ms’06 J-J 414,000c
July 1 1936
Corporation Purposes.
j (Assessment 2-3 actual value, except
J-J
6s
as to corporations, which is about
$15,000c...July 1 1908
i
Public Building Bonds.
% of value.)
A-O $60,000c_. .Oct 1 1914 ; Total tax (per $1,000) 1906...$16.00
6s
Fire Department Bonds.
Population In 1890
16,159
4s ’06
J-J
$25,000c
Jan 1 1936 Population In 1900
21,495
Street Improvement Bonds.
Population In 1904 (spec, cen.)26,243
4s ’03
4s *05
1
This
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
Population in 1907 (est)
Chatham Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06...$76,000 | State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1906
$12.30
Assessed valuation 1906...5,505,6141 Population In 1900..
46,894
4 Ms
NORFOLK.
477,457
842,543
22,G8u
-
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY.
Danville In 1896.
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Feb 1907
valuation of its taxable real estate.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessment about actual value.
Peal
Personal
Tot
Assessed
CUy Tax
Years—
Estate.
Property.
Valuation.
per $1,000.
1906.
$7;641,588
$6,513,038
$14,154,626
$14.00
1905.
7,218,863
5,627,978
12,846.841
14.00
7,046,965
5,303 940
12.350,905
14.00
6,831,227
3,827,556
10,658,783
16.00
1900
6,508,091
4,025,319
10,533,410
16 00
1890
5,926,810
3,884,190
9,811,000
16.00
1887
5,708,600
3,537,535
9,246.135
16.50
Treasurer.
NEAPOLIS (NORTH DANVILLE).
Xeapolis
Railroad Bonds.
J-J $135.000c&r_Julv 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907.$l',320,000
*..24,000
’06 F-A $75,000c. ..Aug 1 1945 !
The bonds all carry tax-receivable coupons.
INTEREST on the refunding 5s Is payable In Baltimore; on all other
bonds
In Petersburg.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from city tax.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The city’s debt Is limited
by law to 22 % of Its
assessed
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1900..$120,000
Assessed valuation 1900
4,544,304
State & Co. tax (per M) ’00__
15.00
Population in 1900
20,551
Population In 1900 (est)
29,000
’07-’10
’ll-’20
F-A$297.500c...Aug 1 1929
4s g
Treasurer’s
.
B.
LOANS—
f $8,000c.Sept
( 30,000c.Sept
| 48,000c.Sept
140,000c. Sept
INTEREST is payable in
$0.00
2,384
3,500
19401
INTEREST on electric-plant bonds
office, and coupons are tax receivable.
Sent 1
over.
LXXXIV.
6s
J-J
194,500c
July 1 1935
M-N 190,000c...May
1943
Water Improvement.
5s
F-A $80,000c
Feb 1 1944
Sewer, Water, Sidewalk Bonds.
$179,400
1,090,005
3,500,000
Town tax (per $1,000) 1905
1914
...
5s
5s
4s
1925
BOND. DEBT Jan 1906
Assessed valuation 1905
School Bonds.
5s 1
$10,000
Electric-Plant Bonds.
5s ’05 J-.J2
Ian
$00,000c
5s ’00
J-J
$12,000c... Jan
$50,000
1928
|
...
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Henry County.
When Due.,
Railroad Bonds.
$50,000
Improvement Bonds.
6s
$20,000..
4s
LOANS—
IVOL.
4s ’06
J-J $275,000c___Jan
INTEREST on the 4Ms Is
Issues In Roanoke.
DEBT LIMITATION by
estate.
.
1 1936
payable In New York and Roanoke;
on
other
constitution, 18 % of assessed value of real
Am., 1007. J
WEST VIRGINIA—DEBT OF STATE
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
S.
R.
Moore, Treasurer.
The county seat Is Lexington.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund
54,599
Court-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
3,826,424
5s
A-O
$700c
Oct 1 1916 Assessed val., personal
1,453,276
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1906.)
Assessed val.. RR., tel., dcc.1,085,764
5s
M-N §4,000c....May 1 1917 Total valuation 1906
6 365,464
(Subject to call after May 1 1907.) (Assessment about M actual value.)
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
State tax (per $1,000) 1906
$3.50
4s
J-J 5116,000c...July 1 1922
County tax (per $1,000) 1906._$6.11
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
Population In 1890
23,062
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 *07. $120,700 Population in 1900.
__.21.799
Assessment of personal property not over 1-3 actual
value: real estate
H to 2-3 actual value.
INTEREST on bonds is payable at the
County Treasurer’s office
throuch the banks of Lexington.
State of West
Total
State
In
The county seat Is
•
LOANS—
When Due. | BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..
5145.000
County Bonds.
'Assessed valuation, real.. 9,620,898
5s
J-J
$85,000c
1926-1927 Assessed val., personal
3,842,210
(Subject to call 540,000 July 1 1916 Total valuation 1906
13,463,108
and $45,000 Jan 1 1917.)
(Assessment about
actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D $60,000c. June 29’07-16 StatedcCo.tax(per 51,000) ’06.512.00
Population in 1890
31,299
Population In 1900
...33 527
INTEREST payable at County Treasury.
j
>j
in
Arista
LOANS—■
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1895
1890
1885
1880
1870
1867
Mayor.
4s
518,000c... Jan
11928
52.000c--.May 1 1925 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1918.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1905.) 3HS
'$11,700m ...Jan 1 1929
Funding Bonds—
(Subject to call Jan 1 1909.)
4s
$15.000m... May 1 1932 3Hs
10,500m ...Jan 1 1929
(Subject to call after May 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
3s
510,000c... Jan 1 1928
3Us
$25 ,000c... July 1 1928 3s
1,000m... July 11928
(Subject to call after 1908.)
4s ’05
M-N 205,000
Nov 1 1035
4Hjs
$21,000c...May 1 1926 (SubJ ect to call after Nov. 1
1915.1
(Subject to call after May 1 1917.)
Opera-House
Bonds.
5s
515,000c... May 1 1926 4s
510,000m...Nov 1 1914
(Subject to call after May 1 1906.)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06 $550,700
Redemption Bonds.
Sinking
fund
5s
84,864
537,500c... Jan 1 1926 NET DEBT
Apr 1 1906... 465,836
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1916.)
Assessed valuation, real
2,298,255
4 Us
$26.000c... July 1 1926 Assessed val., personal
1,333,294
5s
lo.000r___.Julv 1 1926 Total valuation 1904
3,631,549
4 Us
75.000c_
May 1 1927 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
(Subject to call after May 1 1917.)
City tax rate (per 51,000) ’05..$13.50
4 Us
53,000m.. .May 1 1927 Population ifi 1900
7,289
(Subject to call after May 1 1917.) Population In 1890.
6,975
4s
555.000c
July 1 1915
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
...
....
..
m
manuscript bonds.
INTEREST Is payable In Staunton.
The coupons'are all
receivable^
payment for the city taxes and dues.
CITY PROPERTY.—The total value of
allTproperty owned by the City
of Staunton, as assessed
by the commission appointed by the City Council
on
June 2 189L. was 5281,400,
Including the water-works, valued at
5173.000.
Since June 2 1891 the city has
acquired property valued a
545,700. making the total value of city
property at this time about 5327,100t
SUFFOLK.
R. S.
Boykin, Treasurer.
;
This town is In Nansemond
County.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. I
Redemption Bonds.
General Improvement Bonds.
4s
s-a
$20,000c
1932
5s
s-a
$2,500c&r
$2,500c&r.
1908 Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
s-a
30.000c&r_
.1910: 4s ’06
J-J 5100.000c...Julv 1 1936
5s
s-a
750r
750r...
1915 BOND. DEBT Feb 20 ’07..
5s
$178,250
s-a
5,000c&r
S.OOOc&r.
5s
1923 ' Assessed valuation 1906
2,469,131
1924 (Assessment about 55 % actual
value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
5,000cdcr.
S.OOOc&r
s-a
Sewer Bonds.
4s
s-a
$ 15,000c
515,000c
19311 Population in 1900
Population In 1907 (est.)
..
INTEREST payable at Treasurers’ office.
WESTERN BRANCH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Week, Superintendent of Schools.
This
$17.50
3,827
7,500
district Is In Norfolk County.
LOANS—
When Due. | NET DEBT Feb 1907
$50,000
J-J
$65 ,000c
July 2 1926 Assessed valuation 1906
4,165 000
(Subject to call after July 2 1921.)
(Assessment
about
40 % actual value)
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $65,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1906
$2.00
Sinking fund
15,000 ■
INTEREST Is payable in Portsmouth.
5s’06
—
WINCHESTER.
G.
H.
This city Is In Frederick
LOANS—
County.
528.000c
1925
9,000c
1925
INTEREST is payable at Winchester.
[Note.—The legislature of 1904 passed a tax
levies after 1905 to 60 cents per $100 of
measure limiting
county
valuation.]
SECTION 8.—No county, city, school district, or
municipal corpora¬
tion, except In cases where such corporations have
already authorized their
bonds to be Issued, shall hereafter be allowed to become
Indebted, in any
manner, or for any
purpose,
an amount. Including existing Indebtendess,
In the aggregate exceeding 5 to
per centum on the value of the taxable prop¬
erty therein, to be ascertained by the last assessment for State
and County
taxes, previous to the Incurring of such
indebtedness, nor without, at the
same time, providing for the collection of a
direct annual tax sufficient to
pay, annually, the Interest on such debt, and the
principal thereof, within
and not exceeding thirty-four years:
Provided That no debt shall be con¬
tracted under this section unless all
questions connected with the same
shall have been first submitted to a vote of the
and havo received
three-fifths of all the votes cast for and against people
the same.
[Note.—The Legislature of 1905 passed
exceeding 2
per centum
..
..
..
1870
..442,014
..
prohibiting Indebtedness
This Act
the value of taxable property.
See V. 80, p. 1930.i
POPULATION OF STATE.—
r
..958,800 1860
..762,794 1850
1880
..618,457 1840
1890
an Act
on
went Into effect Jan. 1 1906.
376,688 : 1830
302.313 1820
224,537 1810
1S10
136,768
105,469
!
The proportion of the colored population was 4,19
p. e. In 1880, 4.39 In
1890 and 4.5 p. c. In 1900.
In number blacks were 17,980 in
1870, 25,886
in 1880, 33,508 in 1890 and 43,499 In 1900.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
County
5s
seat Is Martlnsburg.
When
Martinshurg & Potomac RR.
regarding
several civil divisions In
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. Rate.
Amherst County
$40,000
None. $3,000,000 59.50
Blgstone Gap (T). Wise County. 45,000
1,500
7i'5,404 12.50
Emporia, Greenevllle County._ 30,000
None.
1,000,000 12.15
Botetout County
57,000
4,700,000 11.50
Front Royal (T), Warren Co
51,500
216,611
8.00
Franklin (T), Southampton Co.
52,500
700,000
6.00
Page County
63,000
3,000,000
11.50
Russell County
30,000
2,000,000
Tanners’ Creek Sch. Dlst. No. 6. 30,000
None.
5,546,841
Warrenton (T), Fauquier Co
52,000
793,917
5.00
Wytherviile (T), Wylie County. 73,000
950 000 15.00
—
-
-
—
—
Pop.,
1900.
17,864
1,617
1,027
17,161
1,005
1,143
13,794
18,031
1,627
3,003
Due.1 Assessed val., railroads
$4 .000,631
Total valuation 1906._ __14
.481.228
State & Co tax (per M) 1906 ...53.35
Population In 1890
-.18,702
J-J 5104.000c
Tan
1929
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07 $104,000
Assessed valuation, real
7.831,069
Population In 1900
-.19,469
Assessed val., personal
2,649,528 Population In 1907 (est.)... -.21,000
INTEREST Is payable at People’s Trust Co.,
Martlnsburg, W. Va.
BLUEFIELD.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give
statistics
Virginia not included In the foregoing.
pertaining thereto being as follows:
SECTION 4.—No debt shall be contracted by this
State, except to meet
casual dellclts In the revenue: to redeem a
previous liability of the State, to
suppress Insurrection, repel invasion, or defend the State In
time of war;
but the payment of any liability other than
that for the ordinary expenses
of the State shall be equally distributed
over a period of at least
twenty
years.
SECTION 6.—The credit of the State shall not be
granted to, or In aid
of, any county, city, township,
corporation, or person: nor shall the State
ever assume, or become
responsible for the debts or liabilities of any
county,
city, township, corporation, or
person, nor shall the State ever hereafter
become a Joint owner or stockholder
In any company or association In
this
State or elsewhere, formed for any
purpose whatever.
SECTION 7.—County authorities shall never assess
taxes. In any ono
year the aggregate of which shall exceed
ninety-live cents per one hundred
dollars valuation, except for the support of free
schools; payment of Indebt¬
edness existing at the time of the adoption of
this Constitution: and for the
payment of any Indebtedness with the Interest thereon created
under the
succeeding section, unless such assessment, with all questions
involving tho
Increase of such aggregate, shall have been
supmltted to the vote of the1people of the county, and have received three-fifths of all the votes
cast for
and against It.
LOANS—
A-O
(T> Town.
power of tho
found In Article X of the State Con¬
Incorporated April 2 1874.
_
(C) City.
are
BOND.
DEBT Jan 1 1907. 5109.500
Redemption Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
4s
J-J
3,100,285
$25,000c... Jan 1 1924
(Assessment, 3-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.) Total
tax (per $1,000)
4s
1906.1*11.50
.J-J 547,500c
1925 Population In 1890
5,196
City-Hall Bonds
Population In 1907 (est.)
II 17,000
4s
A-O
3 Us
stitution of 1872; the sections
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
BERKELEY COUNTY.
I. L. Bonder, Clerk.
Kinzel, Treasurer
When Due
•
LIMITATION.—Provisions limiting the debt-making
State and the various sub-divisions
1900
John T.
77,649,223
65,983,459
59,773,064
53,905,180
48,725,222
46,707,755
34,622,399
.
DEBT
...
....
164,535,169
147,784,852
158,563,206
147,673.069
121,202,365
119,982.350
105,000.358
.
•
....
Property.
Property, etc.
Total.
$478,725,256 $191,725,630 $209,093,726 $882,544,612
170,976,390 127,198,778
37,027,837 335,203,005
168,185,682
79,630,346
30,043,170 277,859,198
27,459.907 269.644,299
25,707.837 239,476,148
22,976,974 241,313,244
22,447,495 224,025,744
17,237,766 187,165,353
13,268,229 179.958,334
7,368,983 146,991,740
95,388,047
38,032,395
7.362,844 140.783,286
86,894,702
32,597,938
6.568,103
126,060,743
TAX RATE.—The State Tax rate
(per $1,000, In 1905 was $1.40: school
tax (per $1,000) was 60c.; State tax rate
(per $1,000) for 1906 Is 60c.; school
tax (per $1,000) Is 25c.
County.
Redemption Bonds (Continued).
When Due.
„
Small-Pox Bonds.
Railroad
Real Estate.
1906].....
Hoge, City Treasurer.
5s
Personal
Years.
Halifax County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Oct 1906.'S120,000
1 mprovement Bonds (Exemvt
from Assessed valuation 1905
1,500,000
Town Taxes).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$11.50
4}<s g’06A-O$D)0.000c..Oct 1 1940
Population in 1900
1,851
Population in 1906 (est.)
3,000
This Is the county seat of
Augusta
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the second
Wednesday
January; sessions are limited to 45 days, but may be extended
provided
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The following table
gives the assessed valu¬
ation of real estate, personal property
and railroad property.
Under the
tax law passed In 1905 assessments are now
made at about actual value.
This accounts for the large Increase in values for
1906, returns for earlier
years having.been on a much lower basis.
LOANS—
STAUNTON.
24.7S0
Charleston
Capital
$1,890,631.
Thos. J. Preston, Chairman Finance
Committee
is
June 20 1863
two-thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
TOTAL DEBT.—This State has no debt.
In the settlement of the Vir¬
ginia debt one-third was set
apart as the share belonging to West Virginia,
but this has never been recognized
by the latter State.
Various movements
to secure recognition have been started
from time to time, and one
such
movement is now in progress: for details see
remarks uuder State of
Virginia.
The amounts in the various State
funds aggregated on Oct. 1 1906
JCounty.
.j
BONDED DEBT May 15 ’06 $88,000 Assessed
valuation 1906. .51,300,000
Sinking fund.
4,000 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1906.1.515.00
NET DEBT May 15 ’06
84,000 Population In 1900
18,031
This town
area
Governor (term expires March 4
1909)__\Vm. M. O. Dawson
exp. Mch. 4 l909)_Chas. W. Swisher
Treasurer (term expires March 4
1909)
Newton Ogdin
Auditor (term expires March 4 1909)
Arnold C. Scheer
J. S.
Joseph Stebbins Jr
State (Act Dec. 31 1S62)
of State (square miles)
as a
Secretary of State (term
or
Messerley, Deputy County Clerk.
Harrisonburg.
SOUTH BOSTON.
DEBT, RESOURCES, Sec.
Admitted
^
SALEM.
Virginia.
ITS
TAX EXEMPT.—The $136,000 railroad
refunding bonds are exempt
from county and district taxes: the
court-house bonds are not exempt from
taxation.
ROCKINGHAM CO.
161
F. M.
Peters, City Treasurer.
Bluefleld Is In Mercer County.
Incorporated 1888.
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation 1905
$4,500,000
Street, Sewers, &c.
(Real estate assessed at full value.)
8s, Jan. 1.525,000c
Aug 22 1912 Personal ass’t about
actual value.)
5s. Jan. 9, 35,000c
1932 Total tax (per 51,000), '06
$20.50
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
$60,000 Population In 1890
1,775
Floating debt
15,000 Population In 1900
4,644
Assessed valuation. reaL. .3,500,000
Population
In 1907 (est.)
12,000
Assess, valu’t’n, pers’l
1,000,000
INTEREST payable In Bluefleld.
TAX FREE.—The bonds described above
are exempt from taxation.
.
BROOKE COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
seat Is
Wellsburg.
G. W.
McCord, Clerk.
When Due. Net debt June 1. 1906.
$61,415
1893.
Total valuation 1906
12,470,771
J-D 562.120c.
1913 (Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1903.)
State & co. tax (per M) 1906
$2.85
BOND. DEBT June 1, 1906.562,120
Population In 1900 was
7,219
Sinking fund
705 Population In 1906 (est.).
..10,000
INTEREST at First National Bank, New York
City.
Refunding Bonds,
4s,’93
.
162
KENTUCKY-DEBT OF STATE
CABELL COUNTY.
F. F.
County seat Is Huntington.
LOANS—
McCullough. Clerk
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $180,000
Total valuation 1906
24,000,000
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06__$3.80
Court-House Bonds.
4
J^s’06 June $60,000c.__
1936
(Subject to call after 1926.)
Population In 1890 was
23,595
Court-House & Bridge Bds.
Population In 1900 was
29,252
4 J^s ’06
aim.,$120,000c
1936
(Subject to call after 1926.)
INTEREST on the $120,000 Issue Is payable at Union
Savings Bank &
Trust, Cincinnati, Ohio.
These bonds may be redeemed $6,000 yearly by
payment of 2% prem'um.
CHARLESTON.
E..E. Hood, Recorder;
Chairman Finance Committee.
,
(!
I
CHARLESTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
Secretary Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Due.
May 1 1932
:
DISTRICT.
W.
O.
Daum,
■
.
,
W. H.
Cole, City Clerk.
This city Is the county scat of Harrison County
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907
$88,400 | Assessed val., personal
$3,469,347
Floating debt
28,112 I Total valuation 1906
10,719,292
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.
116,5121
(Assessment full value.)
Water debt (Included)
48,400 | Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$47.50
Assessed valuation, real
7,249,9451 Population In 1907 (est.)
11,000
FAIRMONT.
J.
Engle, City Clerk.
.
Mortgage Water Bonds.
Floating debt
$180,000..-May 1
’35
(Subject to call after May 1, 1910.)
,
Sewer and Water Bonds.
5s. ’98
$15,000
4!2s,’02.__ 88,000
Water bonds are exempt fr.clty taxes
52,121
Assessed valua’n 1906
10,719,588
Assessment about actual value.
Tax rate (per M) 1906
3.33 1-3
Population In 1900 was
5,655
Population In 1906 (est.)
15,000
Interest payable at Fairmont.
FAIRMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Theo.
W. Bovdston, Secretary.
BOND. DEB? July 1 '06.
$150,000 I School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$2.90
Assessed valuation 1906-.il,985,9871Population In 1906 (est.)
18,000
GRAFTON.
This
Thos. F.
Welsh, Chairman Finance Committee.
city Is In Taylor County.
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds
I $9,000c
I 12,000c
| 15,000c
4 ;2s seml-an \ 13,000c
] 17,000c
[20,000c
Incorporated .March 15, 1856.
Floating debt
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907..
...1908
1913
1918
.1923
1928
..1933
...1934
I 4.000c
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
$92,000
INTEREST Is payable In Grafton
5s g
July /$5,000c
1914-1918
115,000c
1919-1923
INTEREST payable at Hanover National Bank, New York.
OHIO COUNTY.
T. C. Moffat, Clerk Board of Comm'rs
County seat Is Wheeling
LOANS—
When Due.
4s
July $76,500c
10-30 years
4^s
Dec
50,000c
5-30 vears
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '06. .$130,000
Floating debt.
15,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1906. 145,000
4
PARKERSBURG.
This
$17,000
109,000
Slnklngfund
8,000
NET DEBT Feb 1907
101,000
Total valuation 1906
6,924,288
(Assessment about 1-6 actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$3.50
Population In 1890 was
3,159
Population In 1900 was.
.5,650
Population in 1905 (est.)
10,000
Taylor, Chairman Finance Com.
...
HUNTINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The school district covers the same territory and embraces the same
subjects of taxation as the city.
LOANS—
When Due. [4s. Dec., $25,000c
Dec. 1, 1932
6s, May. $15,000c
1927j (Subject to call after Dec. 19, 1912.)
(Subject to call after 1907.)
! BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$72,500
4
J-J $25,000c
Jan. 11, 1934! .School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$3.20
(Subject, to cab after Jan. 11, 1914.) | Value of school property
$250,000
INTEREST Is payable at Huntington and New York City.
W. F.
Alexander, Clerk.
County seat is Charlestown.
Bonds are exempt from all but State taxes.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr'07.. $200,900
Bonds.
Railroad Aid
Assessed valuation 1906._ 13,272,322
4s, A-O, $18.900c
1925 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
(Subject to call after 1915.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '06. $8.50
5s. A-O. S102.000C
Apr. 1, 1018 Population In 1890 was
15,553
(Subject to call after Apr. 1, 1907.) Population In 1900 was
15,935
4s
Refunding Bonds.
A-O
$80,000c
April 1,1930
(Subject to call after April 1. 19Q7.)
INTEREST Is payable In Baltimore and by the County Treasurer
MARTINSBURG.
This
P. W.
Loiter, Clerk.
city Is In Berkeley County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
-4s
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907. $108,500
Assessed valuation 1907
4,600,000
...$102,500
1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907...$10.55
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $102,500 Population In 1900
7,564
•Floating debt
6,000
Bonds are exempt from city taxes.
INTEREST payable at People’s Trust Co. In Martlnsburg.
MORGANTOWN.
W. E. Jolliffe, Recorder.
This city Is In Monongalia County.
1788; city charter Jan. 24, 1901.
t
Special Sewer Bonds.
5s
5s
June $25,000c._June 1 1916 NET DEBT Aug 1906
219,000
F-A
30,000c
Aug 1 1916 Water debt (Included)
20.000
(Subject to call before maturity.) Assessed valuation 1906..23,000,000
Street Pav. & Sewerage Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
5s
June $50,000c
.June 1 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$11.50
Funding and Improvement Bonds. Population In 1890
8,408
4s
A-O$100,000
Oct 1 1923 Population In 1900
11,703
(Subject to call after Oet 1 1913.) Population In 1906 (est)
21.000
INTEREST payable at City Treasury.
_
TRIADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bond Trustee.
H. H.
Hornbrook,
This district (P. O. Elm Grove) Is In Ohio County.
When Due. j
Jan $41,000c
Jan 1 19261
(Subject to call various amts, y’rly.) |
INTEREST payable at State Bank of Elm Grove.
LOANS—
5s ’06
WHEELING.
C. C. Schmidt, Mayor; Wm. Nolle, City
Receiver; Chas. H. Geiger, City Clerk.
Wheeling Is the county seat of Ohio County.
LOANS—
When Due. j BOND. DEBT June 1 ’06.
Nov $53,100..Nov 1 '06-24 NET DEBT June 1 1906.
$469,500
423,874
6s
July 23,500
July 1 1924 j Assessed valuation, real.. 15,266,895
(Subject to call after 1906.)
i Assessed val, personal
8,229,800
July $151,500. ..July 1 1919 ! Total valuation 1906
23,496,695
to call after 1906.)
(Assessment about actual value.)
4^s
Nov $39,200.. ...Nov 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 19(>6_c_$19.90
(Subject to call after 1906).
Population In 1890
..34,522
Refunding Bonds 1902.
Population In 1900 (Census)..38,878
4s
July /$58,200...July 1 1912
1144,000. July 1 ’13-36
TAX FREE.—Bonds Issued by this city are exempt from city tax.
5s
(Subject
WOOD COUNTY.
Parkersburg Is the
LOANS—
Railroad Bouds.
5s g
Dec $175,000
W. E.
Stout., Clerk County Court.
county seat.
Ronds are tax-exempt.
When Due.1 Sinking fund
$17,000
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907.__
260 000
1917 Total valuation 1906
36,905,340
(Subject to call after 1907.)
!
(Assessment full value.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1’07..
$175,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$2.00
Floating debt
132,000 Population In 1907 (est.)
40,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
307,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we
State of West Virginia
detailed
reports.
give statistics regarding minor civil divisions in the
which are not represented among the foregoing
Ronded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Del).
Deb.
Valuation.
Ilate.
Benwood Union High Sell. Dist.$62.500
$9,623,304 $2.00
Braxton County
40,000 $10,500 10,195,301
6.50
Cameron School
35,000'
3,295,921
McMechen (T),
30,000
1,216,713
Salem (T), Harrl
34,800
1,421,994
...
.
First Incorporated as
a tow» about
Pop.,
1900.
18,904
.
.
...
This city is In Cabell County.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT April 1,1906 $156,500
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt (est.)
50,000
5sg,’06.Jan.l ,$45,000c
Jan. 1, ’36 TOTAL DEBT April 1, 1906.206,500
(Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1926.)
j Ass’d valuation, real
8,732,370
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
1 Ass’d valuat’n, pers’l
2,474,777
Oct. 1, 1921 j Total valuat’n, 1905
6s, Oct. 1. $82.000c
..11,207,147
6s. July 1, 75,000c
Ocft. I, 1923 | Assessment about H actual value.
5sg,’06.Jan.l, 55,000c..Jan. 1. 1936 City tax (per $1.000) 1905
$12.00
(Subject, to call after Jan. 1, 1926.) ’Population In 1890 was
10,108
5sg '06.Jan. 100,000c
Jan 1, 1936 Population in 1900 was
.11,923
(Subject, to call after Jan. 1, 1926.)
INTEREST on the sewer bonds and paving bonds of 1906 Is payable at
the City Treasurer’s office; on the 6% paving bonds at New York City.
JEFFERSON CO.
Incorporated In 1820.
When Due.
40,000
30,000
V.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. |4^s, ’05, $25,000.
June 1, 1931
4 Hs
.$55,000
.July 1,1937| (Subject to call after June 1, 1915.
(Subject to call after July 1, 1913. j
Thos. W.
State & Co
Population
Population
Hospital Bonds.
5s
"Sept $15 000c
Sept 1 1917
5s
Sept $15,000c.. .Sept 1 1917 BONDED DEBT Aug 1 '06.$290,000
Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt
25,000
5s
July $65,000c...July 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT Aug 1906.. 315,000
Park Bonds
Series F.
Sinking fund
96,000
GRAFTON
HUNTINGTON.
County tax
$72,860,153
actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1906..$1.90
tax (per $1,000)’06.$2.75
in 1890.
41,557
in 1900
48.024
Frank Good, Auditor.
city Is In Wood County.
LOANS—
Total valuation 1906
(Assessment nearly
4^s
This city Is in Marlon County.
Incorporated 1900.
LOANS—
When Due.
West Fairmont Bonds.
1
Water Bonds
6s, ’94
$7,000
’98, $15,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 1 1906.$305,000
5s. '05, M-N,
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept *06.
$83,000
Sewer, Funding and Street.
Assessed valuation 1905
2,905.953
July 1 $30,000c. July 1 ’12-26 (Assessment about l4 actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) City tax (per $1,000) 1905
$S.30
Paving Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905...$22.20
6s
June $1,000c.
.[Population In 1890..
1,011
4 3^S
June 36,000c.beginnlng '08 Population in 1900
1,895
5s
May
7,400c,.beginning 1911
5s
June
9,900c.beginning 1911 [
MORGANTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due.
.
BOND. DEBT
Sept 22, 1906$181.200
4Hs. May 1, $50,000c
Sinking fund.
24,000
(Subject to call after May 1, 1907.) NET DEBT Sept. 22, 1906. 1 57,200
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuat’n 1906
19,252,250
6s
$20,000c_
.1927-28 (Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1902-03.)
j School tax (per $1,000) ’06
$3.50
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1906 (est.)
20,000
4 Hs. July 1, $111,200.c
1929
(Subject to call after 1919.)
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the County Sheriff.
CLARKSBURG.
LXXXIV.
5s
Wm. B. Mathews,
This city Is in Kanawha County.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 22 ’07.. $425,000
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
16,977
4s
July $20,000c._July 25 1919 NET DEBT Feb 22 1907.. 408,023
t
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Assessed valuation, real..13,852,250
Street Improvement Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
5,400,000
4s
Sepl $70,000c
Assessed
Sept 1922
val., railroads
1,145,989
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1907.)
Total valuation 1906
20,398,239
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment full actual value.)
4s ’05
Dec $60,000c. _.July 1 1935 City tax
(per $1,000) 1906
$4.50
(Subject to call after July 1 1925.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$11.15
Hospital Bonds.
Population In 1900
11,099
6s
Sept $25,000c..Sept 26 1915 Population In 1907 (est.)
30,000
Sewer and Refunding Bonds.
4 i^s’07 J-J $250,000c
1941
(Subject to call after 1927.)
INTEREST on the hospital bonds and the $20,000 refunding bonds Is
payable In Charleston; on all other Issues In New York.
[VOL.
-_
927,000
1,500,000
1,595.000
45,000
State of
1
,465
746
7.50
2,115
14.85
1,934
Kentucky.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 4 1791
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
Governor (term expires 5th Tuesday
June 1 1792
40.400
Frankfort
after November
Election, 1907)
J. C. W. Beckham
Sec. of State (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. ’08)_H. V. McChesney
Treasurer (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. 1908)
H. M. Bosworth
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on the Tuesday follow¬
ing the first Monday in January, and sessions are limited to 60 days ex¬
legal holidays.
Jntercst
Principal.—
clusive of Sundays and
LOANS —
Name and Purpose.
Military bonds, 1866
Educational bonds
P. Ct.
6
Payable.
J-J
6
seml-an.
When Due
Irredeemable
Irredeemable
Outstanding.
$165,000
2,312,596
_c
Funding bonds
4
J-J
26.000
July 1 1907 c
Past-due bonds (never presented)
6,394
INTEREST on the 6s Is .payable at Frankfort and In New York, and
on the 4s In New York.
STATE DEBT.—The educational bonds are not. strictly speaking, a
debt of the State.
They are Irredeemable; the fund is Inviolate, and the 6%
semi-annual Interest drawn by them Is provided for out of the revenue
placed to the credit of the sinking fund annually.
The amounts are as
follows:
State bonds, Issued Jan. 1 1870, $1,327,000; county bouds. Issued
Jan. 1 1885, $378,946; new school bonds. Issued March 12 1892, $606,650.
The $165,000 military bonds are also Irredeemable; the Interest Is paid to
the A. & M. College and the State normal school for colored persons.
In
March 1903 the State received $1,323,999 from the National Government
on account of Civil War Interest claims.
V. 76, p. 670.
This sum Is being
used to take up redeemable bonds of the State, and on June 30 1906 only
$26,000 of the redeemable bonds (those due In 1907) remained outstanding.
The sinking fund on hand June 30 1906 aggregated $550,872 63.
ASSESSED
Years.
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1897
1890
1887
VALUATION.—
Real Estate.
...
.$512,081,331
498,931,014
480,675,486
486,099,240
461,859.740
449,400,657
444,000,000
374,926,668
351,157,053
Personal Property.
$165,919,088
143,313,6(16
189,226,305
154,380,725
136,969,893
125,467,307
109,000,000
135,512,766
132,334,637
Railroads.
$54,180,231
53,484,590
52,251,956
52,239,236
52,188,411
42,000,000
45.921,192
35,571.631
Apr., 1907. j
KENTUCKY—CITIES
TAX RATE.—In 1905 the
State tax rate
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
(per $1,000)
was $5.00.
provisions relating to the
creation of debt by the State are
found in Sections 49 and 50 of the Con
stitutlon of 1891.
We quote these sections below:
Section 49.
The General Assembly
may contract debts to meet casual
deficits or failures in the
revenue: but such debts, direct or
contingent,
singly or in the aggregate, shall riot at any time
exceed five hundred thou¬
sand dollars, and the
moneys arising from loans
creating such debts shall
be applied only to the
purpose or purposes .for which they were
or to
obtained,
repay such debts: Provided, The General
Assembly may contract
debts to repel invasion,
suppress insurrection, or, if hostilities are
threat¬
ened, provide for the public defense.
Section 50.
No Act of the General
Assembly shall authorize any debt to
be contracted on behalf of
the Commonwealth except for
the purposes men¬
tioned in Section 49 unless
provision be made therein to levy and collect an
annual tax sufficient to
pay the interest stipulated, and to
discharge the
debt within thirty years; nor shall
such Act take effect until it shall
have
been submitted to the
people at a general election and shall have received a
majority of all the votes cast for and against it:
Provided,
The
General
Assembly may contract debts by borrowing
money to pay any part of the
debt of the State without
submission to the people and without
making
provision in the Act authorizing the same
for a tax to discharge the debt so
contracted or the interest thereon.
. 0481830.
»' When
DueJ
& Water-W'orks Bonds
J-J $520,000c
Jan 1 1927
JJ
371.000c...Jan 1 19281
J J
23,000c
July 1 1928
1
J-J
11,000c...July 1 1930
4s
4s
4s
4s
Refunding Bonds.
;
Population in 1890
37,371
J-J
$51,300c. .July 1 1934 Population in 1900
42,938
Street Improvement Bonds.
Population ill 1905 (est.)
50 000
5s ’07
Jan $1,399.61.Jan 1 ’08-’17;
INTEREST on the brick bonds, on the
Covington,
West Covington and
Lud. highway bonds and on the
street-improvement bonds is payable In
Covington; on others in New York
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from
taxation.
DANVILLE.
are
’06
ALLEN COUNTY.
W
County
seat is Scottsville.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
($35,000c
June '07-’l 1
4s
J-D ( 50,000c
June’12-’16
l 60,000c
June ’17-’21 ;
,
J. A.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
County
seat Is
G. L.
Campbell, County^ Clerk.
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Sept ’06..
$145,000
Assessed valuation 1906..
14,833,880
Jan 1 1931 (Assessment about
60% actual value)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) ’05.$10.00
Nov 1 1934 Population In 1890
34,118
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1909.)
Population In 1900
..37,962
INTEREST on refunding 4s is payable at
City Bank; on turnpike bonds
First National Bank,
$75,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’04
M-N $70,000
Hopkinsville
County
seat
is
LOANS—
6s
Ivy.
Evans, Co. Judge County Court.
Winchester.
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds.
$37,000c
Apr ’08-’10
BONDED DEBT Feb
1907_$101,000
Equalized valuation 1907.11,000,000
COVINGTON.
Geo. T.
This city is in Kenton
Beach, Mayor; W. S. Gould, And.
County.
Incorporated 1834
The Supreme Court
of the United States on
May 31 1904 sustained the right of the
and operate an
city to build
electric-light plant.
Bonds to the amount of
$75,000 were
voted several years ago for tills
purpose, hut their Issuance was
by litigation.
Up to date of statement none of these bonds prevented
had been
Issued.
See V. 78, p. 2398; V. 75,
p. 810; V. 71, p. 1183.
Central Coving¬
ton was annexed to this
city in Nov. 1906
LOANS—
When Due.!
Casparis Judgment Bonds.
Asphalt Bonds.
* 4s
M S$103,500c
Mch 1 1923
4s
F-A$l42,600c
Aug 1 1931
Water-Works Redemption.
Brick Bonds
1
4s
J-J
$190,700c
Jan 1 1930
5s ’05 Jail $2,025 60..Jan 1
'OS-’ 15 ;
Redemption Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
F-A $73,200c
4s
Aug 1 1920
J-J
$33,000c
July 1 1926
(Subject to call 1910.)
Cov. W. Cov. & Lud.
Highway, i 4s
F-A$106,300c
4s
Aug
1 1922
F-A
$7,900c
(Subject
to
1890
1900
1904
7 892
9,487
10 090
i
These loans are held by the
sinking fund for the benefit of the school
fund: prinlcpal is not payable and Interest is
used for the
support of the
public schools.
TAX EXEMPT.—All bonds of this
city are exempt from city taxes.
INTEREST Is payable on the refunding bonds and
the bridge bonds at
the Bank of America, New York
City: on all other bonds at the Bank of
Kentucky, Frankfort.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
County
LOANS—
J. H.
scat is Frankfort.
When Due.
Folsgrove, County Judge.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1
’07..$291,000
Refunding Bonds
Sinklngfund
40,000
4s
J J $130.000
.1919 NET DEBT Mch 1
1907...
251,000
Funding Bonds.
Total assessed val.,
190?..7,893,678
5s
J-J
j $2,000
July 1 1913 (Assessment about 80%
actual value)
(55,000..July 1 ’ 14-’24 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06_$11.00
5s ’05
M-N
19,000
Nov 1 1925 Population in 1890
4 Hs
21,267
J-J
62,000..
1918 Population in 1900
.20,852
.s
AO / 3,000
1920 Population in
1906, about
25.000
120.000
1921-1924
INTEREST on $57,000 funding bonds is
payable at New York
City.
GRANT COUNTY.
County
seat is
R.
L.
Webb, Treasurer.
Wllliamstown.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Refunding.
4 1 <2s
M-N $14,000c_Nov 10 *07-’17
($1.000 and $1,500 due alternate yrs.)
Turnpike Refunding.
M-N $20,500c.Nov 10 ’07-T7
4WS
($1,500 in odd and $2,000 in even yrs)
4Ls’06 F-A f $3,000c..
Aug 1 1907
.
\15,000c.Aug
Funding Bonds4s ’06
xM-S
1 ’08-’17
J56,000..Sept 15 ’18-25
1 14,000...Sept 15 1926 j
BOND. DEBT Sept 8’06..
Floating debt.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 8 1906
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Sept 8 1906...
Assessed valuation 1906
$56,000
73,326
129,326
26,627
102,699
3,572,628
value.)
State&Co.tax(pcr $1,000) ’0G_$12.65
Population in 1906 (est.)
14,000
(Assessment
is
70 %
actual
Population in 1900..
13.239
INTEREST on the 4.4s of 1906 is
payable at County Treasurer’s office;
other 4.4s at the Hanover National
Bank, New York; on the 4s at
Merchants National Bank of Cincinnati.
on
GREEN COUNTY.
County
seat is
P. F.
Greensburgh.
Marshall, Clerk.
*
The railroad aid bonds below have been
not paid anything on them
since 1878
On
June 17 1903 the Appellate Cotirt
rendered a decision against the
of the bonds.
validity
See V. 77. p. 48.
The Federal Court on March 14
1904
handed down a similar decision.
V. 78, p. 1234.
For latest item regarding
litigation, see V. 81, p. 1059. LOANS—
When Due.! (Assessment about
30% actual val.)
RR. Aid Bonds (see note above).
State & Co tax (per M) ’07
$10.00
6s
$250,000
Past due I Population in 1900.
12,255
Assessed valuation 1907.-$1,279,144
Population in 1907 (est)
15,000
repudiated and the county has
...
;
(Assessment atiout 80% actual value)
J-J
50,000c
1923-1927 State & Co.tax(per
$1,000) *07.$10.00
(Due $10,000 yearly 1923 to 1927.)
Population in 1890
15,434
Refunding Bonds.
Population
in
1900
4s
16,694
J-D $14,000c..June 1 ’17-18
Population
in 1906 (about)
20,000
INTEREST is payable at New York.
4s
,
.
Deatherage, Clerk.
,
J. H.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’06
$443,000
25,000
NET DEBT Jan 1 1906
418,000
Water debt (Included)
125.000
Assessed valuation 1905
3,508,782
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) ’05.$26.00
Sinklngfund.
J-J *$10,000c
Jan 11911
M-S
30,000c..Sept 1’14-’24
($5 ,000 every two years.)
Refunding Bonds.
43^s
J-J $ 120,000c
1927
(Subject to call after 19T7.)
Population In
4 V^s
M-S $39,000c.. .Mch 1 1923
Population In
(Subject to call after March 1 1913.) 1 Population in
4s
J-J
J-J
CLARK CO.
Hume, Mayor; \Y. S Polsgrove,
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
6s
5s ’04
13,692
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds.
$245,000
65,400
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907
310,400
Sinking fund,
26,310
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907...
284,090
Equalized valuation 1907.37,363,027
capital of the State and the county seat of Franklin
10 1786.
City owns $32,000 6% Capital Gas & County.
Electric
LOANS—
14,657
Dundon, County Judge.
Hopkinsville.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07
Floating debt
Light Co. bonds
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ‘05_$15.00
...
5s
This is the
...
LOANS—
Pearce, County Auditor.
Incorporated Oct.
BONDED DEBT May '06.
$159,000
Assessed valuation 1905
1,534,997
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
...
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Dr. E. E.
35,000c.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07..$67,000
Floating debt
671
$22,000..May 2 '08-’18i TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907...
67,671
4,327.50..Jan 2 1920 Sinking fund.
7,513
Turnpike Bonds.
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
4s ’99
60,158
$25,000
Jan 5 1924 Assessed valuation
5s ’00
1906..$2,984,899
5,672.50. .Jan 2 1920 State & Co tax rate
(perM) ’06 $10.00
4s ’00
10,000
May 2 1915 ! Population in 1900
9,825
6s ’98
5s ’00
1917
Total
•
Denis
Wm.
$5,000c
Clerk.
County Treasurer.
Paris is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1006.. .$120,000
| State & Co. tax (per$1.000) ’05 10.00
Assessed valuation
1905..14,500,0001 Population in“T900
18,069
Carrollton is the county seat.
When Due.
J-J
FRANKFORT.
Meredith, Clerk.
CARROLL COUNTY.
1867."
K. N. RR. Bonds.
J-J, $20,000c
1917
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J $100,000c
1919 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)
’07.$10.00
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1890
4 4s’04 J-J I $6 000c
35,698
June 1 1924 Population In 1900
..42.071
1 102,000c.. Jan 1 ’08-’24
INTEREST on the 4>4% funding bonds is
payable at Hanover National
Bank. New York.
"Addi¬
This city Is in Boyd
County.
BOND. DEBT July 28 ’06..$199,000
! Assessed valuation 1906. .$4,000,000
Sinking fund
22,0001 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$12.50
NET DEBT July 28 1906..
177.000 | Population in 1900
6,800
BOURBON COUNTY.
L. E.
Lexington.
4>iS
TOWNS IN THE
Population In 1890
INTEREST payable at Scottsville. Population In 1900..
ASHLAND.
seat is
1921
Refunding A. & M. Bonds.
4^8
KENTUCKY.
H. Read,
County
Aug 1 1915
18,700c...Sept 1
LOANS—
1,155,684 1820
564,135
982,405 1810
406,511
1880
1,648,690|
779,828 1800
220,955
1870
1,321,011
687.917 1790
73,677
The proportion of the colored
population was 16.47% in 1880; 14.69%
in 1890, and 13.03% in 1900.
In number blacks were
220,992 in 1850;
236.167 in 1860; 222,210 In 1870;
271,451 in 1880; 272,981 in 1890 and
284,706 In 1900.
see
J-J
FAYETTE COUNTY.
_
alphabetical order below,
12
BOND. DEBT Feb
1907...$142,700
Assessed valuation 1906
2,594,415
(Assessment is 34 actual value.)
tax (per $1.000) ’06.$13.50
city
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly.)
Population in 1890
4,264
Population in 1900
6,104
TAX FREE.—The bonds are all
exempt from city tax.
INTEREST on the refunding bonds, due
1915, Is payable at the
National Bank of Newport, Ky., or First
Ne\vport
National Bank, New York
on the
City;
refunding 4s of 1906 at the Bank of Dayton.
DAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.—R. L.
Kimberly, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1906. .$2,497,575
4s
A-O $20,000c._Apr 1 ’08-*23 School tax
(per $1,000) 1906. .$3.50
($5,000 every 5 years.)
INTEREST is payable at Newport National
Bank, in Newport
4s
municipality.’*
of this State.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
F-A$134,O0Oc
inhabitants but less
population, 3%; coun¬
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
2.147,174! 1860.
1890
1,858,635 1850
For additional statertients not
given in
tional Statements" at end
Kruchtcn, Mayor; Chas. A. Bird, City Clk.
Campbell County. Incorporated March
Dayton is in
emergency the public health or safety should so
require.
Nothing herein shall prevent tlie issue of renewal bonds or
bonds
to fund the floating
Indebtedness of any city, town,
county, taxing district
or other
AND
John
LOANS—
may be contracted in
of the limit when same has been
authorized under laws in force
prior
to the adoption of the
Constitution (Sept. 28 1891) or when
necessary for
the completion of a public
improvement undertaken but not finished at the
time of the adoption of the
Constitution.
A further exception is made
in
the case of such places as had
exceeded the prescribed limit at the
time the
Constitution went into effect.
In such Instances
permission is given to
further increase debt in an amount not
exceeding 2% in the case of cities
and towns and not
exceeding 1% in the case of counties, taxing districts or
other municipalities—“until the
aggregate of its Indebtedness shall have
been reduced below the limit
herein fixed, and thereafter It shall not
exceed
the limit, unless in case of
OF
City.
DAYTON.
excess
STATE
Henry E. Woolfolk, Mayor.
This place is in Boyle
County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907..$73,0001 Assessed
valuation 1906. .$3,069,362
Sinking fund...
12,7821Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$7.00
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907
60,2181 Population in 1900
4.285
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of
Commerce, N. Y.
taxable property: cities and towns of
3,000 or more
than 15,000, 5% : cities and
towns of less than 3,000
CITIES, COUNTIES
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$2,065,623
Assessed valuation, real..17,014,639
Assessed valuation, pers’l..7,559,169
Total valuation 1907
24.573,808
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1907
$17.50
4s
Cities, Toions, Etc.—Cities, towns,
counties, taxing districts and other
municipalities are limited by Sections 157 and 158 of
the Constitution.
Section 157 provides that no debt of
any kind may be created to an amount
exceeding in any year the income and revenue
provided for such year unless
authorized by a two-thirds vote of those
voting at an election held for the
purpose.
In Section 158 we find the
following limits to the debt-making
power of municipalities.
Cities having over 15,000
population, 10% of the
Some exceptions
163
LOANS—
Reservoir
constitutional
ties, taxing districts and other
municipalities, 2%.
made to these limits.
For instance, Indebtedness
AND TOWNS.
Aug 1 19231
call.)
Funding Bonds
5s
-
F-A$281,000c...Aug
(Subject
to
call
1910.)
1 1920
HARRISON COUNTY.—James M-
Rankin,
Treasurer.
Cvnthiana is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906. $70,600 !
County
tax (per $ 1,000) 1905. $5.00
Assessed valuation 1905
6,500,0001 Population in 19Q0
18,570
HENDERSON.
B. L.
Powell, City Clerk.
This city Is the County seat of
Henderson County.
This city received
its present charter in 1893.
LOANS—
When Due. (Assessment about
80% actual val.)
Refunding Bonds.
City tax (per $ 1,000) 1906
$10.00
4s
J-J $265,000c
1927 Population in 1890
8,835
(.Subject to call after 1913.)
Population In 1900
10,272
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907...$265,000
Population
in
1906 (est.)
19,000
Total valuation 1906
6,885,565
INTEREST Is payable at the Planters’
State Bank in
LEXINGTON.
Henderson.
Thomas A.
Auditor.
This city is In Fayette
County.
Combs, Mayor; M. Kaufman,
Incorporated In 1894.
164
KENTUCKY—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
Auditorium Bonds.
4s *05
F-A $20,000c_..Feb 1 1945
Brick Street Bonds.
var
6s
$5,266 52c.various, '21
4 Ms
M-N 75,570c...Nov 1 1934
Funding Bonds.
5s
School Building Bonds.
A-0 $3U,OOOc___Apr 1 1918
Park Bonds.
4s
A-O $58,000c
Apr 1 1923
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
5s
J-D SlOO.OOOc...June 1 1918
MUHLENBERG^COUNTY.
5s
Thomas E. Sumner, County
Treasurer.
County seat Is Greenville.
Railroad bonds aggregating $800,000 were the subject of much litiga¬
tion.
(V. 70, p. 546, and V. 72, p. 637).
This debt was compromised
by the Issuance of the refunding bonds given below.
These latter have
been judicially determined valid.
The interest Is now being paid promptly
and a sinking fund has been created
LOANS—
When Due. 1 Equalized valuation 1905.$3,838,075
Refunding Bonds.
f(Assessment about M actual value.)
5s g
J-J $25,000c
July 1 19101 State & Co. tax (per M) 1905..$20.00
5s g
1915 j Population In 1890
J-J
80,000c
17,995
5s g
J-J
...1920 IPopulatlon In 1900
85,000c
20.741
BOND. DEBT Nov ’06
$190,000|
INTEREST payable at New York.
M-S 150,000c..-Sept 1 1920
4Hs
F-A
15,000e.__Aug 1 1932
BOND DEBT Jan 1 1906..$891,836
Assessed valuation real..13,825,115
Assessed val., personal
5,49.7 120
Total valuation 1906
19,322,235
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .$26.90
FA- $50.000c
Refunding Bonds.
[VOL. LXXXIY.
Aug 1 1918 i 4 Ms
4 Ms
F-A$ 105,000c...Aug 1 1932
4 Ms
F-A 45,000c...Aug 1 1924
4 Ms
J-D
81,000c...June 1 1933
J-J
4s
25,000c...Jan 10 1935
Viaduct Bonds.
4s ’05
J-D $27 000
Dec 1 1945
(Assessment about actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1890
21,567
4s ’05
F-A$ 100,000c...Feb 1 1945 Population In 191)0 (Census)..26 369
4s ’06
F-A
25,000
Aug 1 1946 Population n 19(^6 (est.)_
30,000
INTEREST on the funding and refunding bonds and1 ir. the railroad-aid
bonds due 1918 is payable in New York City; on the ailroad-ald bonds
due In 1920 and 1932, on the school-building bonds, the Auditorium bonds,
the sewer bonds, and special assessment bonds, at Lexington, and on the
viaduct bonds at the Phenix National Bank, New York.
,
NEWPORT.
Newport is In Campbell County.
LEXINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
M-N $75,000
May 1 1933 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$102,000
A-O
27,000c...Apr 1 1918.
INTEREST on the 5s Is payable In Lexington.
LOGAN COUNTY.
Jno
Funding Bonds.
5s ’93
F-A $45,500c
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’86
J-J
$37,000c...July 1 1911
Aug 1 1913 General bonds Jan 1 1907.. $929,100
5s ’93
Oct
5s various
1 1943
1 1943
and
floating
debt),
second
204,731; In 1890 It was 161,129; In 1880 it
LUDLOW.
This city
LOANS—
C. T.
--S
--S
.-S
--S
.
-S
’97
’98
’98
’99
’98
’04
was
100.753'
Davis, Clerk.
IFftcn Due.
1,100
1,500
1,100
900
9,000
8,000
Water
__s
$25,000
.
_
Population In 1900
.
1905_..$12.50
3,334
.
J. If.
When Due.
.
.Sept 1 1933
(Optional $150,000 Sept 1
$200,000 Sept 1 1923.)
1913 and
M-SS 100.000c ..Sept 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Feb 1907...$450,000
INTEREST is payable In New York
4s
MADISON COUNTY.
$95,620
NET DEBT Feb 1907
354,380
Assessed valuation 1906__10,778,000
(Assessm’t about M actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$7.50
Population In 1890
21,051
Population In 1900.
28,733
City.
It. II.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4s
J-J $) 12,000c
Jan
1939
(Subject to call after Jan. 1919.)
Burnett, Fiscal Agent.
Sinking fund
Crooke, County Attorney.
County seat Is Richmond.
Sinking fund
$10,000
Total valuation 1905
10,239,440
(Assessment is 4-5 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) '06
$10.50
Turnpike Bonds.
Population In 1890.
24,348
4 Ms
J-D 564,000c
Population in 1900
25,607
(Due part yearly In Dec.)
30,000
Population in 1905 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1906. .$1 76,000 INTEREST payable at New York.
MERCER COUNTY.
W. J. Poteet,
;
Clerk.
County seat is Harrodsburgh.
LOANS—
all exempt from taxation.
are
When Due. | BOND. DEBT March 6 1907$170,000
County Bonds.
M-S$ 100,000c
Sept 1 1916 i
(Subject to call at any time.)
F-A $40,000c
5s
1922
Refund. Bridge & Turnpike.
F-A $30,000c.. .Feb 1 1917
6s
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1912.)
INTEREST Is payable at New York
os
OWENSBORO.
Floating debt about
Assessed valuation 1907
30,000
3,572,194
(Assessm’t about 2-3 actual
State & Co. tax (per M) ’07
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
value.
$14.25
17,676
17,553
City.
Wm, M. O’Bryan,
Mayor; N. Long, Clerk.
This is the county seat of Daviess County.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1906.$456.000
Railroad Bonds
Total assessed val. 1905
6,312,421
4s
M N $56,000c
Nov 1 1919 .(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject
to
call.)
City tax rate (per M) 1905
$20.00
Street Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1890
9,837
J-J $200,000c._.Jan 1 1930 Population In 1900..
4s
..13,189
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1915.)
INTEREST is payable at Owensboro
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $200,000c _.Jan
1 1931
(Subleet to call after Jan 1 1911.1
4s ’07
J-J- $35,000
Jan 1 1937
PADUCAH.
D. A.
Yeiser, Mayor; Alex. Kirkland
And.
This Is the county seat of McCracken County.
As an offset to the
bonded debt, the city owns railroad stock of tlie par value of $220,000.
The $100,000 C. St. L. & P. RR. bonds were declared valid by the U. S.
Court In September 1902.
LOANS—
When Due.
Chicago St. L. & P. RR.
4 Ms’88 J-D $100,000..-Dec 11918
(Subject to call after 1898.)
Refunded N. O. & O. RR.
4 Ms’00 J-J
$06,000
July 1 1926
4 !4s’83 F-A
45,000
Aug 1 1928
P. & M. Gravel Road.
4s ’00
J-J
4s ’00
J-J
$2,400
July 1 1909
1,600
Jan 10 1914
BON D. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$535,000
Sinking fund
26,078
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
508,922
Total valuation 1907
10,850,599
(Assessm’t 60 to 70% actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ms’04 M-N $20,000
May 2 1924 City tax rate (per M) 1906
$16.50
P. T. & A. RR.
Population in 1890..
..12,797
4s ’91
A-O $100,000
Oct 1 1920 Population In 1900
19,446
Improvement Bonds.
Population Ill 1907 (est.)
30,000
4s ’04
F-A$200.000c
Aug 1 1934
INTEREST on the Chicago St. Louis & Paducah 4 Ms and on the re¬
funded N. O. fc O. RR. bonds Is payable In New York City; on the Improve¬
ment bonds at the Western German Bank in Cincinnati; on all other bonds
PENDLETON COUNTY.
T. M. Shoemaker,
E. S. Clarke, Assistant Treasurer.
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907..$123,500
Assessed valuation 1906
3,500,000
July 1 1912
(Assessment Is M actual value.)
Turnpike Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06...$10.75
6s
J-J
$20,000c
luly 1 1908 Population In 1890
16,346
5s
' J-J
40,000c
July 1 1910 Population In 1900
14,947
Population in 1906 (est.)
16,000
INTEREST on the funding bonds Is payable at the Chase National Bank
N. V'.; on all others at the Bank of America, New York.
*
SCOTT COUNTY.
D. P. Ewing, Treasurer.
County seat Is Georgetown.
LOANS—
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.$108,000
Slnklngfund
1.30O
’08-’ 11 Assessed valuation, real
7,738,032
’12-’l3 Assessed val, personal
1,337,438
Total valuation 1906
9,072,470
’07-’14 State *Sc Co. tax (per M) ’06
$10.00
’ 15-’20 Population in 1900
18.076
1 1921 Population in 1905 (est.)
18,500
INTEREST Is payable In Georgetown.
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds.
4s
J-J f$20,000c..Jail 1
1
6.000c...Jan 1
Refunding Bonds.
4s.
J-J
$24,000c.July 1
4s
J-J
48,000c.July 1
J-J
4s
10,000c
July
Sinking fund
20,000 Population in 1900..
NET DEBT Oct 1 1905
103,000
INTEREST payable at Union National Bank Louisville.
Turnpike & Refund’g Bonds.
4s
A-02 $139,500c
Jan 2 1929
(Subject to call, $35,000 In 1909;
$35,000, 1914; $35,000, 1919, and
$35,000, 1924.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906. .$139,500
Sinking fund
15,000
MIDDLESBOROUGH.
E. S.
.14,426
Helburn, Mayor.
Middksborough is in Bell County.
The bonds below originally carried
6% interest and have been In default for some time.
A compromise was
effected in 1906 whereby interest was reduced to 4 % and $28,000 to he paid
by city In cash in settlement of all past-due coupons—payment to be made
$2,000 yearly.
V. 83, p.1132; V. 84. o. 404.
LOANS—
When Due. ' Other debt (est)
$78,000
General Bonds.—(See note above.) I Total valuation 1905
733,447
6s seml-an $150,000
Apr 4 1921
(Assessment is *4 actual value.)
(Compromised rate of interest 4 %.— ; Total tax (per SI ,000) 1906
$19.00
See note above.)
'Population In 1890
3,271
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1906..$150,000 Population In 1900
..4,162
TAX FREE.—Al! the bonds Issued by tills city are tax exempt.
Ml DOLE SBORO l 'GH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
II. II. Sprague, .Secretary.
6s ’06 ami
$12.000
1926!
(Subject to call after 1921.)
John F.
MONTGOMERY CO.
County seat Is Mt. Sterling.
When Due.:
King, Clerk County Court.
Equalized val. 1906
Turnpike Bond?.
i (Assessm’t
4s
F-A $31,500c
-_1028i State & Co.
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Population
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’06.. .$104 .000 Population
INTEREST is payable at Mount Sterling, Ky.
$5,567,873
M to 2-3 actual value.)
tax (per M) ’06...$11.00
In 1890
12,367
in 1900
M2,834
Treasurer;
County seat is Falmouth.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds.
J-J
5s
$63,5l)0c
WARREN COUNTY.
the Bank of
Vallandingham, Auditor.
Bonds
LOANS—
When Due. Equalized valuation 1904.$5,434,248
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessm't about 455% actual val.)
4s
M-N $112,750.Nov 21 ’06-28 State & Co tax (per M) 1904..$11.00
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1905. .$123,000 Population In 1890
15,034
LOANS—
or at
in Paducah.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
.
LOANS—
'
Treasurer’s office
.
County seat Is Paducah.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S5350,000c
Bonds.
’92
School Bonds.
.
McCRACKEN COUNTY.
5s
123,758; in 1870
J. G.
County seat is Owenton.
mortgage
is in Kenton County.
Refunding Bonds.
--S ’97
$1,700
-_s
was
5,000c..Dec 28 1922
OWEN COUNTY.
Refunding Ellz. & Pad. RR.
3Ms g’03;J-J $956,000c._Jan 1 1943
$1,000,000
215,900
America, New York.
Railroad-aid Loans.
$1,304,284,
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.1,145,000
Assessed valuation, real..10,013,925
Assessed val., personal
1,053,203
911,199
Assessed val. franchises
Total valuation 1905
11,978,328
(Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) ’06
$29.04
Population in 1890
24,911
Population in 1900
.28,308
1,500c... Aug 1 1923
INTEREST is payable at the City
South Louisville Bonds.
6s
*92 M-N $50.000c
Municipal Improvements.
Nov 1 1912
4s ’83
1
1923
Past-due bonds
J-JSl,255,500c
July
$12,000
4s ’88
Water Mortgage Bonds.
Q-Ml,458,900c..Dec 1 1928
Park Bonds.
4s g ’06 J-J $121,000c
July 2 1946
4s ’90
J-J $598,000c
July 1 1930!
TAX-FREE.—Bonds are exempt from all taxation except State tax.
INTEREST Is largely payable at First National Bank, New York City.
BONDED DEBT on Jan. 1 1907 was $7,893,900.
The sinking fund
assets amounted on Jan. 1 1907 to $1,591,767, Including $1,274,800 stoek
of the Louisville Water Co.
The sinking fund owns the entire stock of the
Louisville Water Co.
The gross earnings of the water company In 1906
was $556,747.94; operating expenses, &c.,$191,160 05; net earnings,$365,587.89
Assets of water company Dec. 31 1906, $7,630,519; liabilities
(bonded
1 1913
| 88,100c_.Varlous 1919
l
Schmitt, Treas.
bonds of the Louisville Water Co. were offered on March 6 1907.
Up to
March 20 $121,000 had been placed.
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE, &c.—The city’s assessed valua¬
tion (about 80% actual value) and tax rate have been as follows
Personal
Total Tax
Years—
Deal Estate.
Total.
Property.
per $1,000.
1906
.$99,588,405
$47,433,618
$1-17,022,023
$26.60
1905
96,550 000
27.20
138,800,000
42,250,000
1904
26.30
94,150,000
37,850,000
132.000,000
1902
23.10
91,500,000
36,000,000
127,500,000
1900
89,410,401'
121 ,682,738
22.65
32,272,336
1893
84,600.000
23.05
5,725,000
90,325,000
For 1905 the city tax proper was $15.30; school tax, $3.30; State and
county tax, $8.60.
The city tax rate In 1906 was $18.
POPULATION.—Population In 1906 (est.). 250,000; In 1900 It was
7.000c
{
Louisville is the county seat of Jefrerson County.
Incorporated Feb. 13
1828.
[$4,000,000 sewer bonds voted Nov. 6 1906.
None yet issued.]
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer and Park Bonds.
Refunding Bonds (gold). a
3s ’01
J-J $244,000c
Jan 1 1941
4s ’90
Old Liabilities 1871-1880.
M-S $477,000c.Sept 15 1910
4s ’97
J-J
357,000c...July 1 1937 5s ’86
F-A$436,000c._.Aug 1 1911
3 Ms’00 M-N 448,000c
M-N
May 1 1940 5s ’80
2,000c. ..May 1 1920
3 Us’01 A-O 108,000c...Apr 1 1941
(Subject to call.)
3Ms’01 J-D
Ms’01 J-J
3M«'<>3 A-O 194,500c...Apr
3Ms’03J-J 790,000c... July
A-O
1 1914
1 1924
1 1914
1 1931
1 1926 j
Newport St. Bonds (Gen’I Debt).
f$30.0U0c__Various 1918
LOANS—
When Due. j Assessed valuation 1906. .$6,000,000
Refunding Bonds.
! (Assessm’t about 70% actual val.)
4s
J-J j $140,600c. Jan 1 ’08-’30 j State & Co. tax (per M) ’05
$12.50
6.400c
Jan 1 1931 IPopulatlon In 1900
1
25,994
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.$1 47.000 I Population In 1906 (est.)
30,000
INTEREST is payable in Louisville, Ky.
3
Bonds are exempt from municipal taxes.
Refunding Bonds.
W. Millikin, Treasurer.
390,000c...June 1 1941
137,000c...July 1 1941
Frank X.
When Due.
5s '94
F-A $10,000c.. .Feb
4s ’04
J-J
35,000c
July
5s ’94
M-N 92,000c
May
3.65s’01 J-J 518,500c
Jan
4s ’06
J-J
55,000c
July
County seat Is Russellville.
LOUISVILLE. Paul C. Barth, Mayor; E. T.
Helmbold, Mayor;
August
LOANS—
4s g
5s
Dr.
Lang, Auditor.
L. J. Chei ■ry,
Treasurer.
Bowling Green Is the county scat.
LOANS—
NET DEBT .Sept 1906
$124,500
Assessed valuation, real
8,827,000
Assessed val., personal
3,100,000
Tot. assessed val. 1906.11.927,000
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
State & Co. tax (per M) 1906...$9.25
Population in 1890
..30,158
Population in 1000
29,970
Population in 1906 (est.)
30,000
INTEREST Is payable at Bowling Green
Wh$n Due.
.
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regard lng*several counties and other
clyil divisions in Kentucky which are not represented among tin* foregoing.
Bon fled
Debt.
S
Floating
Bowling Green, Warren County. 139,000
Cynthiana School District...
55,000
Fulton (O.), Fulton County
35,ooo
35,000
Garrard County
25 .000
.000
Hopkinsville (C.),, ChrlstlanCo. 51
51,ono
None
Lincoln County.
32,500
1112,000
1 2,000
Maysville, Mason County
Paris, Bourbon County,
48,500
l’rlnccton (C.), Caldwell County 35,00(1
35,00u
Woodford County..
67
67,500
,500
Debt.
$
None
None
8,123
None
None
None
.4 ssessed
V a lv at Ion.
$
Tax
Date.
5
3,900,000 13.00
4.60
1,787,000
7.50
700,000
5.00
5,500,000
2,860
12,042
3,851 ,000 25.00
4.80
X.000,000
3,500,400 12.50
3,500,000 24.50
7.50
800,000
8.90
9.880,249
17,059
6,423
4,603
2,556
13,134
Populotion.
1900.
8,226
7,280
Apr., 1907. j
TENNESSEE-DEBT OF STATE
CHATTANOOGA.
State of Tennessee.
as a
as
Total
area
Territory (Act May 20 1790)
June $81,000c. ..June 1 1911
Sewer Bonds.
6s
M-S $50,000C_..Sept 1 1917
6s
A-O 125,000c .Apr 15 1909
6s
A O
75,000c..Apr 15 1911
School, Park
Street & Sewer.
4 Hs’05 J-J S275.000e... July 1 1935
Street and Sewer Bonds
■
5s
A - 0$2 50,000c
Apr 15 1920
5s
A O 250,000c..Apr 15 1921
May 20 1790
State (Act June 1 1790)
of State (square miles)
June 1 1790
42,050
-
State
Capital
Nashville
Governor (term expires Jan. 15 1909)-_Malcom R. Patterson
Treasurer (term expires Feb. la 1909)
County
Refunding Bonds.
Other
Town Lots.
S
Property.
S
Total
Value.
$
A rcr'ge
Rate of
Value
Tax per
p.Acre. $1,000.
$
S
161,653,077
58,378,271
402,898,217
7.02
3.50
141,130,913
57,427,866
6.95
373,985,611
3.50
137,432,921
55,417,428
6.95
367,952,806
3.50
127,090,255
51,655,051
6.75
351,762,769
3.50
124,757,254
49,923,053
347.887,713
6.84
3.50
120.338,355
48,493,768
340,359,148
6.61
3.50
1 1 1,906,412
38,271,204
6.42
316,061,613
2.00
120,530,633
54,637,292
6.54
347,508.105
3.00
57,898,552
25,651,808
226,749,308
5.60
3.00
46,635,550
16,133,338
6.00
1 00
211,768,438
57,578,261
37.213,908
6.74
4.00
278,020,534
72,518.243
8.39
6.00
287,905,020
59,039,406
11.108,826
6.72
4.50
225,393,410
above valuations, the assessed valuations of railroad,
telephone and telegraph property in 1906 was $70,049,749.
.
O P U L AT
1900
1890
1880
1870
ION.—The population of Tennessee has been
1.767,518
1,542,359
1,258,520
1860
1850
1840
1830
as
1820
1,002,717 ' 1810
829,210 1800
681,904 1790
1.109,801]
follows:
422,771
In
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
George Taylor Jr., Trustee.
Clinton Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Bonds.
4 Ljs
F-A$100,000
...1935
(Subject to call after 1912.)
Population in 1907 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable in Knoxville.
BRADLEY COUNTY.
J. I.
Cleveland Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$176,0001
Floatingdeht
10,0001
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1906^ 186,0001
Sinking fund.
7,000;
COLUMBIA.
BRISTOL.
J. A
6s
M-S $ 19 .500c.
-
Mch
1 1925
0s
6s
Feb
$815c... Feb
Market House Bonds.
g 92 J-D $ 10,000c
Feb
Railroad Aid Bonds.
F-A $40,<)00c_-- Aug
J-J
25,000c
July
School Building Bonds.
’04
M-N $10,000c...May
1
1916
1
1922
$25,000c
July 1 1920
fis
g
J-D
30,000c
Feb 1 1922
Street Imp’t & Bridge Bonds.
4s
A-O $20,000c. ..Oct 1 1921
4s
.T-J
5.000e. ..lulv 1 1922
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$218.815
.
Floating debt
5,845
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1906. 224,660
Assessed valuation 1906
2,000,000
(Assess in’t Is about 2-3 actual value.)
5s
1 1934 Total tax per $1,000 111 1906. $25.50
6s. g.,J&J,
12,000c...July 1. 1921 Population In 1890...
3,324
Population In 1900
.5,271
INTEREST Is payable at N ational Bank of Bristol or First National
Bank, New York.
f»s
6s
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
5 1912
11 1920
W. H.
County scat Is Jacksboro.
LOANS—
W’hen Due.
Road Improvement Bonds.
41as
M-N $100,000. .May 1 1932 !
(Subleet to call after May 1 1912.)
BONDED DEBT Dee 1 ‘06.$100,000
INTEREST Is payable at Hanover
Erwin,,Recorder
Railroad Bonds.
J-J
$25,000c
Floatingdeht
1916
A-O $30,000c
School Bonds.
1924
6s
$13,000.....
1917
(Subject to call.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907. $55,000*
Delap, Clerk
Assessed valuation 1906..$3,973,720
(Assessment about H actual value.)
State & Co tax (per $1,000) ’06$15.50
Population In 1890
13,486
Population In 1900
17.317
National Bank, New Yor;-
...$23,900
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 80,900
Sinking fund
20,800
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907.
60,100
Assessed valuation 1906
2,568,100
(Assessment about % actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$23.60
Population in 1900
6,052
INTEREST payable In Columbia.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
W. S. Rose; Clerk.
Crossvillc is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$62.000
Floatingdeht
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.516.50
Population in 1900
8,311
5,300
Assessed valuation 1906..SI,617.250
(Assessment about 66 % actual value)--!
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Jno. J.
Nashville is the county seat.
LOANS—
5s
When Due.
McCann, County Trust.
Assessed valuation,
real.$38,675,360
Assessed val., personal..
9,351,360
Apr t 1908 Total valuation 1906
68,226,720
Apr 1 1913 (Assessment about 75% actual value)
State & Co. tax (perjClty
$11.00
Asylum Bonds.
($30,000
1100,000
Turnpike Bonds.
4 LJs
J-J $230,000
Jan 1 1922
$1,000) 1900... .\Districts. 12.00
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.) Population In 1900
122,815
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 ’06..$400,000 Population In 1906 (est.)
130.000
W/A.
DYERSBURG.
Fowlkes Jr., Mayor.
County scat of Dyer County.
LOANS—
4s
5s
When Due.
Water & Electric Light Bonds.
M-N $48,000c. .Nov 15 1922
M-N 33,000c..May 13 1933
BONDED DEBT Mch '07. $106,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,236,375
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$32.00
Population
Popplatloil
Population
payable at
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$25.000c_.July 15 1934
INTEREST
on
the water bonds Is
Dyersburg.
FRANKLIN.
H. P.
in 1900
...3,647
In 1890
2,009
5.000
In 1905 (est.)
the First National Bank
Fowlkes, Recorder.
This city Is In Williamson County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 1907.565,000
Water Works Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
1.100.000
4 V£s’05 s-an $65,000c
July 1 1935 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1925.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$8.00
! Population in 1900
2,180
INTEREST is payable In Franklin.
I. A.
Lane, Trustee.
Morristown Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1906. $88,500 j State & Co.tax(per$l
Assessed valuation 1906..2,451,970!Population In 1900
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Seth M. Walker.
County seat Is Chattanooga.
5s
NET DEBT Dec 1 1906
$179,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2,325.390
County tax (per $1,000) 1906.$17.00
Population in 1900
15,750
6s g ’90 J-J
.
King College Bond.
1 1923
Funding Bonds.
4s
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
A-O$200,000c
Funding Bonds.
,000)'06.$16.50
County Judge.
Sinking fund
Oct
1 1909
Apr 1 1925
Funding Bonds.
Dec $100,000c._ .Dec 11921
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1911.)
Population lu 1890
Population In 1900
Population In 1907 (est.)
INTEREST is payable In New York.
C. E.
This city Is In Roane
24,000
NET DEBT Feb 1907
376.000
Assessed valuation 1906._26,601,380
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.$13.50
5s
HARRIMAN.
12,728
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$400,000
4HS*05 A-O$100,000c
Dickey, Mayor; T. J. Burrow, Recorder.
Funding Bonds.
E. E.
LOANS—
Bristol Is In Sullivan Countv.
Incorporated Feb. 22 1856.
LOANS—
When Due.
School Bonds.
Court House Bonds.
5s ’05
M-S $12.000c.. .Sept 1 1925
6s g
J-D $l<),000c
Feb 1 1922
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s
...
This city Is in Maury County.
LOANS—
When Due.
19,000
Harrison, Clerk.
Incorporated lu 1S55, re-incor¬
Water Bonds.
Water debt (additional)
106,000
Total valuation 1906
3.779,770
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
J-J
$500c
July 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 ..$12.00
(Subject to call.)
-Population in 1890 (Census)
7,924
Population In 1900.
9.431
INTEREST Is payable at Clarksville and New York.
HAMBLEN COUNTY.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.$100,000
Total valuation 1906
2,754,640
(Assessment about 80 % actual value)
State & Co.tax(per$l,000)’06_$13.50
B.
(Subject to call after five years.)
105,602
1900.
\V.
6s
F-A $32,000c
Feb 1 1909
1 1915:4s
J-J
20.000c
1929
1 1916
(Subject to call after 1909.)
1 1917,4s '06
J .J
lulv 1 1936
$10,000c
1 1933 1 (Subject to rail after .lulv 1 1916.)
1913.) BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07.$177,500
Sinking fund
3,431
1 1924 NET DEBT Feb 1 1907
176.161
J-J
$27,600C. ...Tilly
J-J
21 ,oooc__.July
A-O
22,600c.. .July
J-J
28,000c
July
(Subject to call after July 1
Railroad Aid Bonds.
4s ’04
SlOO.OOOc'.July
Sewer Bonds.
4s
.T-J
$13,000c...July
5s ’04
35,691
The proportion of the colored population was 26.14% In 1880, 24.57%
In 1890 and 23.8% In 1900.
In number blacks were 245,881 In 1850;
283,019 in 1860; 322,331 lit 1870; 403,131 In 1880; 434,300 In 1890: 480 243
flavor;
Northington,
When Due..
6s
6s
6s
4s
_
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The following statement shows the charac¬
ter and valuation of all taxable property In the State.
Bonds.
LOANS—
by
1907.
payable in Chattanooga;
Fulkerson, Chairman Road
County seat of Montgomery County.
porated April 8 1905.
appointment.
DEBT.—The debt on which the State is paying Interest Is as
follows, the aggregate on Dee. 19 1906 being $13,571,600.
LOANS—•
—Interest.—
Principal.
Name and Purpose.
P.Ct. Payable.
When Due.
Outstanding.
Redemption
4
A-O
Oct 1 1907 c
$469,000
New settlement bonds (subject
to call at 100)
3
J-J
July 1 1913 c&r 10,826.600
Penitentiary bonds
4t$
A-O
Oct 1 1913 c
600,000
Redemption bonds
4 J-a
A-O
Oct. 1 1913 c
1,000,000
Old ctfs. of Indebtedness held-! 5&G
J-J
(At pleasure!
656,000
by State Institutions
]
\ of State. j
Old bonds held by State insti¬
tutions
C
J-J
July 1 1914
20,000
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The 3% bonds in the above table were
given in
settlement of 6% bonds.
This compromise was effected in 1883, but there
is still outstanding quite a number of the old bonds.
These old bonds were
funded at 50c. on tlie dollar, and to represent fractions the State Issued
what is known as “scrip.”
The subjoined statement shows Tennessee’s total
debt on Dec. 19 1906.
’
Total interest-bearing debt
'
$13,571,600
Estimated amount of bonds yet to be funded
665,166
Total bonded debt
14,236,766
Of the unfunded bonds $335,666 66 are owned by the United States
Government.
The State will not fund these bonds, It is said, until certain
claims are adjusted between tlie State and the Federal Government.
Under
an Act of 1905 all of the unfunded bonds,
except the $335,666.66 held by
the Federal Government, was to be eliminated from the State debt on
Jan. 1
Is
seat is Tazewell.
CLARKSVILLE.
M. C.
Young, Recorder.
STATE
or
P. G.
1911
29,100
30,154
56,000
(est)
When Due. t Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,292,120
i State & Co.
tax(per$l ,UUU) *06.$20.30
4 >4s’06 A-O $75,000c—Oct
1 1936! Population in 1900
.20,696
BONDED DEBT Dec 1906..$75,000!
Road
a Constitution
says term of office shall be computed from the 13th of
January, but tiie.se officials being elected by tiie Legislature are usually
allowed
INTEREST on the new settlement bonds is payable in Nashville
Messrs. Latham, Alexander & Co., New York City.
on the funding 6s due in
all other bonds In New York City.
.
LOANS—
years on the first Monday in
no member shall be paid for
to serve a full term from tlie date of their
_
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
Commissioners.
R. E. Folk
Frank Dibrell
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 1 1909)
..
Population In 1890
Population In 1900
Population in 1906
INTEREST
on
Secretary of State (term exp. Feb. 12a 1909)_John W. Morton
Acres.
Year.
$
1006. -1S2.866.869
1905. .175,426,832
1904. .175,742,457
1903. .173,017,463
2 902. .173,207,406
1900. .171,527,025
1895. .165,883,997
1890. 172,340.180
1885. .143,198,948
1880. .148,999,550
1875. .183,228,365
1871. .205,386,777
1867. .155,245,178
In addition to the
Highland Park Bonds.
4Hs’05 J-J $75,000c... July 1 1935
Floating Indcbt. & Public Imp’t.
3^S
J-J $100.000c.
1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906.$1,281.000
Assessed valuation 1906. .20,000,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1906...$15.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
29.00
Funding Bonds.
6s
a
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd
January and sessions are not limited, “but
more than 75 days of a regular session.’’
Gillespie, Treasurer
When Due.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
T. J.
Chattanooga is the county seat of Hamilton County.
LOANS—
ITS
Organized
16o
53,482
61,695
85.000
Hendrick, Mayor.
County.
Incorporated In 1891.
LOANS—
When Due.! Total valuation 1906
$1,2t)0,000
Refunding Bonds.
'Estimated real valuation. 3,OOP.000
5s g '05 A-O$100,000c
Apr 1 1925 City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$20.00
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$ 110,000 : Population in 1890
716
; Population In 1900
3.442
INTEREST is payable at National Park Bank, New York.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
J. \Y.
McCleish, Trustee.
County seat Is Brownsville.
LOANS—
When Due.
Railroad Bonds.
i
$121.700
May 1 1914 I
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$121,700 I
6s
Mav
Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,029,265
(Assessment Is ?4 actual value.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’U6_$19.50
Population lu 1890
23.558
Population In 1900
HENDERSON COUNTY.
T.
25,189
Edwards, Trustee.
Lexington Is the county seat.
^
LOANS—When Due. j Assessed valuation 1906.. $1 624.550
A-O $61.000c
6s ’89
Apr 1 1909 State & Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.$12.50
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907..$61.000lPopulation lu 1900
18.117
JACKSON.
J. \Y. Yanden, Chairman Finance Committee;
T. H. Hartmus, Auditor and Treasurer.
This city Is In Madison County.
Jackson owns Its water-works plant
valued at $400,000, deriving therefrom a yearly revenue of $32,000.
Incor¬
porated under Chapter 218
Acts of 1853-54.
166
TENNESSEE—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
Tennessee Midland Ry. Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
6s
J-J $125,000c
1909
6s
M-S $55,000c
1921 BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’07 $561,000
(Subject to call after 1911.)
.Floating debt
62,861
5s
A-O $67,000c
.1920 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’07.
442,861
School Bonds.
Sinking fund (est.)
47,678
5s
F-A $22,000c
Aug 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1906
2,698,462
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1907.)
(Assessment about V2 actual value.)
Water-Works Bonds.
Cltv tax (per $1,000) 1906
$17.00
8s
J-J
$ 15.000c
1914 Total tax (per $1 ,000) 1906..$29.00
4s
J-J
25,000c
1929.■ Population in 1890
10 029
(Subject to call after 1914.)
; Population in 1900
..14,511
4s ’05
J-J
$22,000
July 1 1925 Population In 1906 (est.)
20,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.) j
INTEREST on the 6% improvement bonds Is
at
the
payable
Importers’
Sc Traders’ National Bank: on the 5s at the Hanover National
Bank: and
on the Tennessee Midland bonds at the First National
Bank. New York
City: on the school bonds and water bonds In Jackson.
._
-
JEFFERSON
COUNTY.
>S.
Commission.
Harris,
Secretary Pike
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed valuation 1906 ..$2,460,127
Road-Improvement Bonds
| (Assessment about M actual value.)
5s ’06
M-S$220,000c
1916-1921 < State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06..$16.00
(Sec V. 82. p. 222, for maturity.)
‘Population In 1900
18,500
BOND. DEBT Fcl) 25 ’07..$220,0001 Population In 1906 (cst.)
21,500
INTEREST payable at the East Tennessee National Bank. Knoxville.
This city Is In
tax-exempt.
LOANS—
E. E.
Ellsworth, Recorder
Washington County.
INTEREST
A. D.
seat is Knoxville.
LOANS—
are
5s
F-A $10,000c
Feb 1 1925
School Bonds.
5s ’06
F-A $17,500e_ __Aug 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Feb 23 ’07..$114,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,235,125
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$32.00
Population In 1900.
City.
is payable In Johnson
KNOX COUNTY.
Bonds
Funding Bonds.
Streete,& School Bonds.
*F-A $17,500c
Feb 1 1910
C. C. & C. RR. Bonds.
6s
M-N $11.000c._.May 1 1910
Public Improvement Bonds.
5s
M-N $28,000c
May 1 1923
County
Incorporated In 1887.
When Due.
6s
4,645
Collier, County Judge.
When Due.
Railroad
Funding Bonds.
Bonds.
($15,1)000
4s
A-O $50,000c
Apr 1919
(Subject to call after April 4 1909.)
3Ms
A-O $50,0()0c_.. Apr 4 1919
New Bridge Bonds.
5s
A-O $25,none
Apr 1 1911
5s
A-O
40.000c...Apr 1 1916
5s
A-O
45,000c
Apr 1 1921
5s
.A-O
55.000c
Apr 1 1926
Old uridge Bonds.
6s
Oct $60,000c.Oct 1 11-16-21
(is
J-J (
(
July
15,500c. .July
14,000c
July
20,000c_.. July
.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
1 1909
1 1914
1 1919
1 1924
’07.$399,500
Floating debt
30,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 429,500
Sinking fund
4,000
Assessed valuation 1906..23,869,871
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06. .$14.50
Population In 1890
59,557
Population In 1900
74,302
Population in 1904 (est.)
82,000
INTEREST on the new bridge bonds is payable at the Hanover National
Bank. New York: on all other bonds in Knoxville.
KNOXVILLE.
8.
(j.
lieiskell, Mayor; J. A.
Compt roller.
McMillan,
Knoxville is the county seat of Knox County.
In 1897 the people of
Knoxville, North Knoxville and West Knoxville voted in favor of consoli¬
dation.
The statement below Is for the consolidated
In July 1904
city.
this city voted to Issue $407,000 Improvement and $750,000
water-works
bonds.
The Knoxville Water Co. brought suit in the Federal Court to
pre¬
vent the issuance of the $750,000 water-works
bonds, but the bill was dis¬
missed (V. 79. p. 227, 740, 1659 and 2599) and U. S.
Supreme Court on
Jan. 2 1906 affirmed this decision V 82.
p. 114; also editorial on page 5
jf State’and City Section for May 1906.
Bonds olfered on May J 1906. but
not sold.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds
$95,000
95,000
34,000
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’99
J-D $30,000
6s g ’85 J-J
6s g ’87 J-.T
4s g’90 J-J
West Knoxville Bonds.
6s ’99
J-D $75,000
June 1 1929
5s ’93
J-D
37,000
June 1 1923
North Knoxville Bonds.
5s ’89
M-SS100.000
Sept 1919
BOND. DEBT Jan 23 ’07.$1,391,000
1915
.1917
1920
..1929
Floating debt
Market and School Bonds.
A-O $50,000 1907-1917-1927
(Part due every’ 10 years on April 1.)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 23 ’07.
89,599
1,480,599
Sinking fund
13,968
NET DEBT Jan 23 19 i7. 1,466,631
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real..14,364,585
'91
A-0$500,000
Oct 11921 Assessed val, personal
3,161,541
Knoxville Southern RR. Bonds.
Total valuation 1906
17,526,126
90
J-J
$275,000
1910 (Assessment about M actual value.)
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16.00
4s 99
J-D $100,000
June 1 1929 Population in 1890 (Census) ..22,535
Population In 1900 (Census) ..32,637
The city’s total resources on Jan. 23 1906 were
$.')37,421 58,
$164,500, the value of school buildings, and $285,100, the valueincluding
of other
public building's.
5s '97
LAKE COUNTY LEVEE DISTRICT.
P. Davis, Chairman
County Court; Judge Harris, President Levee Board.
Post-Office
address. TIptonville.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1906. .$1 .655.178
Levee Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
6s
Mch $102.300c
Mch 1 1950 Levee tax (per $1,000) 1905... $3.00
(Subject to call after March 1910.) State &
Co.tax(per$l ,000) ’06.$15.50
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07 .$102,3001
Population In 1906 (est.)
8 000
Floating debt
1,780
INTEREST payable at Lake County’ Bank. TIptonville.
MADISON COUNTY.
County
seat Is Jackson.
W. T.
Bonds
arc
taxes
Blackard, County Clerk.
exempt from county’ and municipal
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Dec 1
’06.$300,000
Road Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
6,139,195
A O$l 50,000c.. Apr 15 1943 Estimated real valuation
.9,220,611
(Subject to call after April 15 1933.) State&Co.tax(pcr $1,000) ’06..$15.50
4g ’05
A-O$150J)00c .Apr 15 1945 Population In 1890.
30,497
(Subject to call after April 15 1935.) Population In 1900
40.373
INTEREST is payable at People’s Savings Bank. Jackson.
45
MARION COUNTY.
County
seat Is
Jasper.
J.
R.
Pryor, County Judge.
LOANS—
When Due.
Turnpike & Road Improv’t Bonds.
3
May 1 $ 10,000c
10,000c.
May 1 1909
Uav 1
15,000c.
15,000c
May 1 1914
if
434s
May
ay 1
20,000c.
May 1 1919
4s
Mat- 1
25,000c. .May 1 1924
4s
May 1 35,000c. .May 1 1929
4s
4 5,000c.
May 1
.May 1 1934
INTEREST Is payable at Hanover
5s
5s
..
MEMPHIS.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06.$150,000
Sinking fund
4,300
Assessed valuation 1906
2,271.800
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
State & Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06.$16.00
Population In 1890
15,411
Population In 1900
17,281
Population In 1906 (est.)
18,500
National Bank, New York.
James H. Malone,
City Register.
Mayor; Lnnis M. Douglass,
Memphis Is the county’ seat of Shelby County.
V yellow fever epidemic
in 1878 rendered the city unable to meet its
obligations, and In 1879 the
city’s charter was repealed and the Taxing District of Shelby
County was
organized for the purpose of securing a compromise with the bondholders
on such ter-rnv a*, the
city felt able to make.
The courts, however, held that
the Taxing District was liable for the entire debt of the
city, and a compro¬
mise at 50";, was then arranged for under the Act of March
1883.
This Act
was arm-nded In 3 885.
The old debt has been all retired and Interest
pay
raents or: the new Issues are
promptly made. In 1891, by an-Act of the
Legisiatur*', this district was again Incorporated as a
city'.
Th'- wat«*r plant -pure nave bonds mentlo cd below anpart of an issue of
$3,500 non
The $1,250,000 sold May 29 19 )2 .was
mainly' used ?<> pay the
stockno'.dcrK of the Artesian Water Co for their
plant.
Another $1,250,000
was placed with the Memphis Trim
Co., as- inwee', to provide for the re¬
demption of the water company’s bonds due in 3 909: the balance will be
reserve
for future betterments.
See '’Chronicle,” May 16, May 2,
Feb. 7 1903: Dec. 20 1902: of tnese latter. $200,nun was sold
April 14 1904
and $200,000 July 17 1906.
City Charter was amended by Legislature In
1907.
LOANS—
When Due.
§Park Bonds.
Stamped Flippins—Com promise Bds. 4s
M-S$250,000c. Mch 1 ’12-’31
6s
J-J $577,000c
July 1907 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$5,820,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real..52,583,215
434s g J-J$l,247,000c..
July 1926 Assessed val., personal..5 5,995,975
Water-Plant Bonds.
i Merchants
3,099,850
4s ’03
M-N$l ,650,000c.May 1 1933 Total valuation 1906
61.679.U40
Artesian Water Co. Bonds(assum.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$21.60
5s
$1,250,000
1909 Population in 1890.
6 4,495
Taxing Dist-.—Compromise Bonds.
Population in 19UU
..102,320
6s
J-J $986,00OC
July 1915 Population in 1905 (est.)
160,000
•Market House Bonds.
5s
J-J
$60 ,()00e_ 1917 -1922 - ’27
19806.
*
Hal
County seat Is Dandrldge.
JOHNSON CITY.
held in
[VOL. I.XXXIV.
The market house bonds are secured by a
mortgage on the market
property.
§ The park bonds are secured by trust deed on various parks, &e.
The funding Act of 1883 provides that every part thereof shall be consid¬
ered a contract between the State, the Taxing District and the bondholders
and no part material to the rights of the bondholders shall be modltied while
Jhe bonds remain outstanding. The city’ sets aside $26,000 a year for its
sinking fund.
INTEREST.—Interest on the water-plant-purchase bonds is payable at
the Memphis Trust Co., or at the United States
Mortgage & Trust Co.,
New York City;
on all other bonds In New York and Memphis.
The
Fllppln bonds carry tax-receivable coupons.
TAX FREE.—Bonds are free from local tax.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
1906
$61,679,040 1900
$38,294,016
1905.1
60,882,946 1890
43,183,930
1904
57,705,758 1870...
24,783.190
1902
40,827,654
MEMPHIS SCHOOL DISTRICT.—A. B. Hill, Secretary.
[$150,000 bonds offered April 8.]
LOANS—
When Due. |
4s
J-D $28,500c
July 1 1919 1434s
J-J
$75,000c. : .July 1 1928
f 25,000c
1916 i 6s
J-J
25,000c...July 1 1911
4s
A-O! 25,000c
1921 j BONDED DEBT Mch 4 ’07$348,500
[ 20.000c
19261
4 34s’05 J-J
125,000c.. .July 1 1945'
INTEREST on 4 34s due 1928 and 1945 Is payable In New York
City;
on
all other bonds In
Memphis.
MORRISTOWN.
W. F.
Hodge, Mayor.
This city Is In Hamblen County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07..$91,700
Sinking fund
16,640
NET DEBT Jan 1’07
75,060
NASHVILLE.
T.
O.
Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,250,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$16.00
Population In 1900
2,973
Population In 1906 (est.)
4,000
Morris,
City Recorder.
----Mayor;- H.
S. Bauman,
Nashville Is the capital of the .State and the county seat of Davidson
At an election on Aug. 8 1901 it was de¬
Incorporated In 1806.
cided to subscribe for $1,000,000 stock of the Nashville & Clarksville RR.
(now Tennessee Central RR.).
The validity of these bonds has been before
the courts for several years and
taxpayers’ suit was dismissed by Judge
Horace H. Lurton In the United States Circuit Court on Feb. 26 1906.
See
V. 76, p. 1419; V. 81, p. 739; V. 82, p. 525.
Chief Justice Beard of the
State Supreme Court on Feb. 23 1907 also handed down a decision
upholding
this subscription.
V. 84, p. 584.
LOANS—
When Due.\
Street Bonds.
Viaduct Bonds.
434s
J-J $160,000c
July 1 1922
4s
J-J $ 100,000c.. .Oct 11918 4J4s’05 J-J
250.000
July 1 1935
4s
J-J
50,000c
Jan
1921 4s
J-J
I uly 1926
100,000cCentennial Bonds.
, 4s
J J
100,000c
July 1927
4 34s
J-J $ 100,000c
Jan 1916 4s
J-J
50,000c..
July 1928
(Subject to call after 1906.)
4 Ks’07 J-J
150,000
Jan 1 1937
Electric-Light Bonds.
Hay-Market Bonds.
4s
J-J $150,000c&r..Jan 1 1931 5s
M-S $50,000c
Mch 1922
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
Water Bonds.
1
Funding Bonds.
6s
M-N $400,000c May 1 ’08-’15
4 Ms
J-J
$43,000c.
J-J
.July 1907'4 Mis
125,000c...
July 1907
5s
J-J
25,000c
J-J
July 1 1908 4s
25,000c... ..July 1919
4 Ms
J-J
110,000c. ..July 1 1926 5s g
J-D 150,1100c.
.June 1921
4s
J-J
150,000c.
.July 1918 4 M s
J-J
300,000c.__ ..July 1918
J-J
3Hs
70,000c. .July 1 1920 4 M s
A-O
47,000c... ..July 1920
Se wer Bonds.
4 Ms
M-N 100,000c...
5s g
J-D $100,00()c.
Dec 1911 4s
J-.T
300,000c.
July 1919
4 Ms
A-O 400,000c. ..Apr 1 1923 BOND DEBT Jan 1 ’07
.$3,715,600
4s
J-J
100,000c. ..July 1 1926 Water debt (Included)..
1,480,000
J-J
100.000c
July 1927 Electric-light debt (lncl.).
150,000
J-J
100,000c
July 1928 Value city property 1906. 4,407,500
INTEREST on the street bonds due 1927, 1928, 1935 and 1937 and the
sewer bonds due 1927 and 1928 Is
payable at Nashville or at Latham,
Alexander & Co., New York; on all other bonds In New York and Nashville
—In New York by the Merchants’ National Bank.
All coupons are tax
receivaDle.
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued by this city are
exempt from city tax.
DEBT LIMITATION.—New bonds can be Issued only with
permission
of the Legislature and the vote of the
people.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—Assessment about
80%
actual value.
Assessed Valuation
Total Tax
County.
..
_.
__
.
,
..
.
.
Years.
1905
1903
1902
1900
1890
Ileal.
Personal.
Total.
.$37,977,500
33,292,300
30,529,570
30,371,090
28,742,480
24,079,400
liaised.
$8 827,350
8,013.150
9.373,100
8,8 16,200
8,381,700
9,486,325
$46,804,850
41,305,450
$702,072
619,587
598,540
587.809
597,942
500.010
,
39,902,670
39,187,290
37,124,180
33,565,725
15,249,575
$15.00.
The city tax rate (per $1,000) In 1906 was
In addition to the above the State Board of Assessors in 1906
assessed
railway and light properties at $3,517,357, making total value for 1906
$50,322,207.
POPULATION.—Tn 1906 (est.) was 125,000; in 1900 (Census)
80,865; in 1890, 76.168; In 1880. 43,350; III 1870, 25.865.
PARIS.
J. B.
This
It
was
Thomason, Recorder.
city is In Henry Countv
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906 $'60,000|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905.
..$ 10.00
Assessed valuation 1905
900.0001 Population In 1900
INTEREST Is payable in New York City.
ROANE COUNTY.
2.018
E. C. Roberts Jr.Trustee.
Kingston Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’00.$112,000! Assessed valuation 1906.
.$2,902,281
Floating debt...
52,390! State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '06.$17.30
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1906.. 164,390!
Population In 1900
22,738
SEVIER COUNTY.
I. M.
Lindsey, County Judge.
Seviervllle Is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Dec 1 ’06. .$84 ,500
Pike Bonds.
Floating debt
14,000
5s
Mar $35,000
Mch 1 1913 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1906.
98,500
4J4s
June 16,000
Apr 1 19231 Assessed valuation 1906
1,866,616
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about 50 % actual value)
5s
May $9.500
Mch 1 1917 .State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06. $18.00
Funding Bonds.
Population In 1900.
22,736
4J4a
June $24,000. j.'. Apr 1 1923 f Population In 1000 (est)
..25,000
SHELBY COUNTY.
Thus. J.
County seat Js Memphis.
LOANS—
When Dui
Railroad
6S ’84
Bonds.
.
.
.
Court-House Bonds.
4s ’05
J .!$ 1 ,000,000c
Taylor, County Trustee.
Emergency Levee Bonds.
’05
J-J $100,00()C.. July 1 1925
BONDED DEBT Dec’06.$ 1 ,382,000
Assessed valuation, real .51 136,120
Assessed val
personal
5,872.986
Total valuation 1906
57,009.106
State&Co.taxtper $1,000) '06 .$11.80
Population In 1900
..153,557
Population In 1905 (est.)
210,000
Is
$130,000
County Bonds.
6s '93
$80,000'
Bolton College Bonds.
5s ’01
$60,000
.
1
,
...
.....
July 1
1955
Apr..
19t)7.]
UNION CITY.
NORTH CAROLINA—DEBT OF STATE
John T.
Walker, Mayor.
The proportion of the colored
population was 37.95% In 1880, 35.05% In
1890 and 33.3% In 1900.
In number blacks were
316,011 in 1850: 361,522
In 1860; 391,650 In
1870; 531.277 In 1880; 567,170 In 1890, and
624,469 In
1900.
This city Is In Obion
County.
Bonds are
tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due i Assessed
valuation 1906__$1,000,000
6s
$67.500c
|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$10.00
BONDED DEBT Feb 27
’07.$67,300| Population in 1900
3,407
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
CITIES
In the table below we
give statistics regarding certain other civil
divisions
in tbe State of Tennessee
which are not represented among
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Bolivar, Hardeman County
$29,000
Cocke County
40,000
$5,000
Cookeville, Putnam County
25,000
Grainger County
25,000
5,000
Lawrence County.
25,000
9,000
Martin, Weakley County
25,000
3,000
Montgomery County.
150,000
None
Morgan County
50,000
None
Overton County
50,000
6,636
Pulaski, Giles County
30,000
500
Wayne County
'
30,500
2.016
Cheatham County
50,000
Covington (C.), Tipton County. 42,500
10,500
Humboldt School District
42,000
13,000
Union County
50,000
....
the foregoing.
Assessed
Tax
Pop.,
Valuation. Rate.
1900.
$373,000 $13.00
1,035
3,000,000 11.00
19,153
543,000
9.00
1,377.745 14.00
15,512
1,540,750 14.50
15,402
600,000 10.00
1 ,730
6,775,010 12.50
36,017
1.104,294 14,00
9.587
1,083,520 21.00
13,353
1,062,283 14.00
2,836
1,608,990 12.00
12,936
1,109,825 16.85
10,112
599,890 39.40
2,787
3.00
716,000
739,359 21.50
12,894
NOTE.—For debts of minor civil divisions
not found among
the statements
given below, see “Additional Statements”
at end of this State.
ASHEVILLE.
A.. S. Barnard,
Mayor; A. G. Ilalyburton,
City Clerk.
of
State
as
State
a
of State
One of
Original Thirteen
Capital
biennially in odd
years on the
no
longer
limit
to
Wednesday after
T n terest—
%
bonds
Renewal, bonds
.c.
6
_c
4
Prison debt bond, 1899
Prison farm bonds, 1899
Bonds of 1903
South Dakota Judgment and Schafer
.
.
bonds, 1905
A
J
J
J
J
4
4
4
A O
& J
&
&
&
Pri nci pal-
——
Pan able.
J
J
J
.
When Due.
Apr
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
1
1
1
1
Outstanding.
1919
1910
1909
1909
$2,720,000
3.411,430
1 10,000
•60.000
300,000
1913
4
J & J
Jan 1 1913
250.000
interest paid from earnings of State
prison.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The consolidated 4s
are $50, $100, $500 and
$1,000; the consolidated 6s, $1,000 each.
The prison bonds are for
$500
and $1,000 each.
The bonds of 1903 are for $500 and $1,000
each.
INTEREST on the consolidated 4s and 6s and
South
Dakota judgment
and Schafer bonds is
payable in New York at the National Park Bank
and
In Raleigh
TOTAL DEBT RECOGNIZED AND
TOTAL ADJUSTED.—The
recog¬
nized fundable debt which has been
funded and the recognized fundable
debt which had not. been funded Jan. 1 1907
are as follows:
Funded.
Not funded.
Consols, 0%
$2,720,000
$22,000
Consols, 4%
3,41 1,450
163,120
To the foregoing we should add the
further fact that the. State does not
have to raise money for the Interest on
the 6% bonds for the reason that
the
lease of the North Carolina RR.
provides a fund for the payment of the
Interest thereon, and the State holds three
millions
(par
value)
in
the
stock
of the road, which If sold would
much more than pay the
principal.
In
addition the State holds other stocks
and bonds valued at
c
_
•
-
$1,323,750.
A SSE SSE D V A I. U AT ION.— The
State’s assessed valuation
prior to 1903
was made on t he basis of about
2-3 of the cash value: In
1903. however, the
attempt was to assess at true v alue, which accounts for the
large increase
In that year.
Years.
1905
1903
1902
1901
1900
1899
1896
1894
1890
1885
188 1
Real Estate.
Personal.
$226.190,110
Railroads, dr.
$143,075,055
Total
$92,425,350
$461.690.535
220.303 339
178,892,819
.
*.
127,526.081
109,394.4 63
108,075,569
94,081,227
86.923,457
173,366,240
167.368.628
165,968,278
153.858.333
158,088,064
141,923,656
75,995,945
76.391,837
74.946.718
8 1.134.422
t 21.6 IS. 200
86,143,520
58,591,641
37,780,200
39,259.445
38,377.823
29.740.638
27.801,392
14.940.150
104.742.91 1
62.995.728
TAN RATE.— 1'lie State tax rate
(per $l,000> In F905
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
1890
1880
1870
1,893,*8
10
I860
.1,617.947
1,399,750
.1,071.361
1840
1830
1850
.
_
_
i.
.
.992.622
.869.039
.753,419
737.987
1820
18 10
1800
1790
20 ,(>00
CHARLOTTE.
County
was
433.372,939
346,878.923
341.222,009
300.709.300
291,269,558
259.595,136
262,281,292
231.812,524
202,752,622
167,738,639
$4,30.
638.829
353.500
478,103
393.731
seat of
by vote
When Due.
.July
1
1921
5s
T. M. Duckett. Treasurer.
C. M. Etheredge , Treasurer.
Mecklenburg County.
Incorporated Nov.
LOANS—City Hall Bonds.
U’/ien Due.
5s
J-J
$40,000c
Jan
Street and Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J
$50,000c...Jan
5s
J-J
75,000c
July
5s
J-J
300,000c
Jan
1
1920
5s
J-J
4 Hs
J-J
4 Hs’05 J-J
1929
1768.
Water Works Bonds.
20 1931
;4Hs’05 J-.T $210.000c.. .Mch 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.. $965,000
Assessed valuation, real
5,534,140
Assessed val., personal
4,446,240
Total valuation 1906
.9,980,380
(Assessment about HI actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) *06.$21 66 2-3
Population in 1900
18,091
1 1918
1
7
|
School Bonds.
i 4s
J J
$40,000c.. Mch
1922!
1
Funding Bonds.
$10,000c
July 1 1923
100,000c.. June 10 1933
140,000c...Mch 1 1935
Population In 1904
25.000
INTEREST on the $140,000 funding bonds due 1935 and (est)
the water-works
bonds Is payable at
Baltimore; on all other bonds at New York
City or
Charlotte.
CONCORD.
,
LOANS—
LOANS—
Street Bonds.
6s
J J
$30,000
States
Circuit Court.
V. 78, p. 1408; V. 79,
p. 798.
Interest Is now being paid
Bonds are exempt from State and
county taxes.
LOANS—
When Duc. i BOND. DEBT Feb
1907.. $276,000
Court House Bonds.
i Assessed
valuation 1906.. 16,000,000
5s
J-J
$50,000c
Jan 1 1932 1 (Assessment.about 2-3
actual
4 Hs’05. J-D
20,000c..-June 1 1935 ; State & Co.tax(per$l ,000) ’06.value.)
$10 00
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1890
35,266
5s
J-J
$50,000c
Nov 1911 Population in 1900
.44,288
Refunding A. & S. RR, Bonds.
Population In 1905 (esti
50,000
5s
J-J
$98,000c
July 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4 LaS’OO F-A $58.000c..Feb 1
’08-36
INTEREST on the funding and court house 5s Is
payable at the Chase
National Bank, New’ York: on the
refunding RR. 5s at Blair & Co., X. Y :
on the court house
4Hs and refunding 4 Hs at the Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y.
length of sessions, but
In compliance with a
decision of the United States
Supreme Court handed
down Feb. 1 1904, North
Carolina on April 1 1905 paid
to the State of
South Dakota $27,400,
representing the judgment obtained by the latter
State on $10,000 bonds (donated to
the State of South Dakota for
the
express purpose of bringing suit, an individual
not being able to sue a State)
Issued by North Carolina and secured
by 100 shares of stock of the North
Carolina RR. Co. and the holders of which
had refused to
accept the pro¬
visions of the funding law of 1879.
See V. 78, p. 594; V. 79.
p.1728: V. 80.
p. 1382: aud also editorials on the
subject, V. 78, p. 1248: V. 80, p. 1332.
The State also settled with the
remaining holders of tills particular class of
unfunded bonds, Issuing the
$250,000 bonds of 1905 mentioned below to
provide means of payment.
An amendment to the State Constitution
passed by the Legislature in
1879 and ratified by popular
vote in 1880 forbids the General
Assembly to
pay or recognize as valid the following bonds:
Special tax bonds, $11,366,000: bonds to Chatham RR.,
1868, $1,030,000, and to Wllliamston & Tarboro RR., $150,000;
penitentiary bonds of 1868, $44,000, “unless the
posing to pay tiie same shall have tlrst been submitted
pro¬
to the people ana
them ratlned by the vote of a
by
majority of all the qualified voters of the Sta’e
at a regular election held for the
purpose.”
The
special
tax
bonds
were In
three classes, class 1
bearing the coupon of April 1869 and since: class 2
bearing the coupon of Oct. 1869; class 3 bearing
the coupon of April 1870
Holders of the special tax bonds
brought suit to establish the validity of
their bonds and the case was decided
in favor o.* the State.
The recognized debt which had
been adjusted up to Dec 1 1906
stood as
follows:
A*anie and Purpose.
be Issued only
regularly.
days members “shall serve without
compensation.’'
STATE DEBT.—The old
debt, excepting such as is not
recognized, has
mostly been funded under the funding laws of
1879, the time prescribed for
the exchange having been
extended to January 1 1909.
These laws
ded for the issue of (1)
consolidated 4% bonds due in 1910 to fund old provi¬
antewar bonds at 40% of
face value, “new” railroad bonds
recognized as valid
at 25% and bonds of 1866
and 1868 at 15%,
nothing
being given for over¬
due coupons: and (2) for new
consolidated 6% bonds due in 1919. for which
the North Carolina RR.
construction bonds were made
exchangeable at
par, holders of construction bonds
abating $240 of overdue interest on each
$1,000 bond.
The new bonds, botli 4s and 6s.
carry tax-receivable coupons,
and are exempt from “all
State, county or corporate taxation or
direct or Indirect, general or
assessment,
special.”
The 4s of 1903 are also
exempt from
taxation.
Construction
can
County seat is Asheville.
The $98,000 5% refunding bonds below
were
in litigation, but the
legality of the Issue has been sustained
successively
by the County Court, the State
Supreme Court and the United
Raleigh
meets
Bonds
July 1 1916
J-J
292.000
July 1 1911
BONDED
DEBT Nov '06. .$991.500
6s
A-O $90,000... -Apr 1 1924
Floating debt
43,600
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL
DEBT
Nov *06.. .1.035.100
4 Hs
J-J
$40,000... .Jan 1 1934 Sinking fund
21,825
Sewer and Water Bonds.
NET DEBT Nov ’06
6s
1,013,275
J-J $100,000...
.July 1 1918 Assessed valuation, real
5,641,706
5s
J-J
100,000... .July 1 1911 Assessed val.
personal
2,745.166
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1906.
8,386,874
6s
J-J
$70,000... .Jan 1 1916 (Assessment about 2-3
actual
value.)
4s
F-A 200,000...
.Apr 1 1922 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’06.$25.00
School Bonds.
In 1890
Population
5s
.10,235
J J
$24,500... .July 1 1921 Population lnlOOO
14,694
4s
J-J
10,000... .July 1 1931 Population In 1906
(est)
.22,000
4s
J-J
10,000... -Apr 1 1932
-S ’07
J-J
30.000C.. .June 1 1937
INTEREST on the street improvement bonds
Is payable at Asheville:
on the floating, water
and school bonds at Baltimore.
J-J
Floating Debt Bonds.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
52,250
Governor (term expires Jan.
1909)
Robert B. Glenn
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1909)
J. B. Grimes
Treasurer (term expires Jan.
1909)
B. R. Lacey
LEGISLATURE
Buncombe County,
...
(square miles)
the lirst Monday in
January, and there is
If sessions are continued
than 60
seat of
people.
5s
ITS
area
County
LOANS
When Due.
City Hall and Market House
5s
J-J
$15.000... .Jail 1 1920
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Total
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
State of North Carolina.
Admitted
167
John B.
Caldwell., Mayor.
This city is in Cabarrus County.
LOANS—
When Due.] BONDED DEBT Mch
1907.$275,000
Funding Bonds—(.Tax-Exempt).
! Population In 1900
7,910
5s ’07
J-J $100,000c.. .Jan 1 1937!
INTEREST payable in Concord or New York
City.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Fayetteville
is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1903-S114,800 1
County tax (per $1,000) 1904..$3.90
Assessed valuation 1905
6.896.1701 Population in 1900
29,249
DURHAM.
Geo. W
Woodward, Clerk.
This is the county seat of Durham
County.
Incorporated as a town
April 10 1869: as a city May 1895.
LOANS—
When Due. f Floating debt
$70,772
Railroad Bonds
! TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907..581.772
6s
J-J
$87,000c
Jan 2 1928 ( Sinking fund
151,147
6s
Jan
50.000c...July l 19lSj NET DEBT Mch 1 1907
430.825
Public School Bonds.
1 Assessed valuation, real
4.725.889
6s
J-J
$24,000c
Sept 1 1921 1 Assessed val... personal
.7,852.677
(Subject to call.).
Total valuation 1906
12.578.566
4%s
J-J
$30.000c
1926 (Assessment about 2-3 actual
value.)
4 Hs’05 J-J
50,000c.
July 1 1935 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906 ...$18.90
Sewer and Street Imp’t Bonds.
1890
Population
in
.5.485
4 Hs
J-J $200,000c
July 1 1941 Population In 1900
6.679
Market Bonds.
In
Population
1907
(under
4Hs
J-J
$50,000c
.1926
ext. corporate limits’*, est.. 19
122
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '07.5311.000
—
.
.
•For particulars in regard to
assessed valuation, see Yol. 64. p. 480.
INTEREST on the railroad bonds and
public school bonds due 1921 and
1926 Is payable at office of
City Treasurer: on the nubile school bonds of
1905 at the U. S.
Mortgage A Trust Co.. New York City: ou all other bond*
at the Bauk of America. New
York.
FORSYTH COUNTY.
C. M.
MeKaughan.
Winston-Salem Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907. .$35.000! Total
valuation 1906
$13,322,473
Assessed valuation,
real...5,328,972!County tax (per $1,000) 1906.S7.50
Assessed val., personal
9,993.3061 Population In 1900.
33.26 1
.
GASTON COUNTY.
A. J.
Smith, 11 *g:ster of Deods.
Dallas Is the county seat.
The bonds below are part of an issue of
$300,000. of which ouly. $100,000 sold to date of
statement.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1906. $100,000
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Floating debt
30.610 Tax rate (per $1.000)
1906..$9.16 2-3
TOTAL DEBT Dec l 1906.
130.610 Population In 1900
27.903
Sinking fund
4.000 Population in. 1906 (est.)
34.000
Assessed valuation 1906
8.958.367
.
GASTONIA.
.
Booler
This town Is In Gaston
Moore, Treasurer.
County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $103,000
Assessed valuation 1906
$1,250,000
Floating debt
5.000 Tax rate iper $1,000) 1906
$23.30
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907... 110,000
Population tu 1900
610
GREENSBORO.
County seat of Guilford County.
exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
When Due.
Improvement
Bonds 1887.
J-J $100,000
July l 1917
J-J
10,000
Jan 1 1931
J-J
65.000
1931
Electric Light Bonds.
3s g
J-J
$23,000
Jan l 1931
Street Bonds4s
575.000
..1934
6s
5s g
5s g
Incorporated in
♦vs
6$
1870.
Bonds
are
School Location.
J J
$30,000. ...Jan 1 1922
J-J
20.000
.Julv 1 1913
J J
9.000
.July 1 1913
So*er Bonds.
J J g $63 ,W00
1931
J-J
73.000
1934
.
6s,
3s
4s
.
Budding Bonds.
A O$33.000
3s Z
.
.Apr
1
1930
168
NORTH CAROLINA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.! Assessed valuation 1905__$5,900,980
Water Works Bonds.
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
5s g
J-J $100,000
Jan 1 1931 ■ City tax rate (per SI ,000) '05.513.00
4s
J-J
1 oo,000
..1954 Total tax (per $1,000) '05
5-0.90
BONDED DEBT Feb '07...575,000 i Population In 1890
3,117
Water debt (Included)
200,000 Population in 1900
10,335
INTEREST paid in Greensboro and New York.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
,
seat Is Rutherfordton.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1906__$4,1S1,452
Railroad Bonds.
1
j (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
6s
M-N $27,300c...Nov 1 1908 | State & Co tax
(per $1,000) '06.$9.77
4
Refunding Bonds.
^jg’OS'Jan $97,000c
.
Jan
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
^opulatUm
SALISBURY.
1900...$12.50
2,565
| Population In 1900
Population in 1905 (est)
25,101
1 1936|
’07.$124,300,
INTEREST,.payable
1900
LXXXIV.
Biggerstoff, Treasurer-
County
GREENVILLE.
This town is in Pitt County.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907 $75,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1900
1.250,000'
in
G.
[VOL.
30,000
Rutherfordton.
at
W. I.
Rainey City Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Rowan
County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’06
$235,000
School Bonds.
Floating debt
30,000
5s
A-O $10,000c
June 1 1916 Sinking fund.
4,100
Street and Sewer Bonds
Assessed valuation 1905
3,225,000
5s
June $15,000c..June 1 1911 (Assessment about 2-3 actual
value.)
5s
June 20,000c..June I 1921 City tax rate
(per $i,00U) ’05.$10.16
5s
A-O
1 1930 Population In 1890
25,000c.. Jan
4,418
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1900
6,277
5s *
A-O $75,000c
Oct 1 1931 Population ill 1906 (est)
11,000
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
~
~
GUl-LFURD COUNTY.
J. L.
Kims, Chairman High. Com.
County seat is Greensboro.
The bonds mentioned below are part of
authorized issue of $300,000.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1900.$16,332,426
Highway Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 6,5% actual val.)
5s.,’03
J -J $245.000c
June 1 1933 .State & Co tax (per $1.000) ’05.$8.90
BONDED DEBT Apr 1907 $245,000 Population in 1890
..28,052
County lias no floating debt.
Population in 1900
..39,074
Population in 1906 (est)
55,000
INTEREST is payable in Greensboro•,
ap
HENDERSON COUNTY.
J. $.
County seat is Hendersonville.
See V. 76, p. 342 and 607, for litigation
over railroad-aid bonds.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation 1905. .$3,000.161
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment % to 4-5 actual value.)
Gs
M-N $97,000
Mav 1 1925 State & Co tax (per$l ,000) '05 $14.20
5s *03
J-J
S245.000C-.June 1 1933 Population in 1890
12,589
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $185,000
Population lm 1900
14,104
NET DEBT May 1 1906... 132,000
HICKORY.
J. D.
Elliott, Mayor.
This place is in Catawba County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 13 *06.$100,000 1 Assessed valuation
1905.. $1,216,000
Floating debt
4,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$10.10
TOTAL DEBT Mch 13 '06. 104.000 | Population in 1900
2,535
KINSTON.
L. J. Mewbornc,
City Clerk.
Tills city is the county scat of Lenoir
County.
Established December
1762.
Bonds are exempt from city tax.
LOANS—
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Feb’07._ $197,000
Blec. Light & Street Imp’t Bonds. Assessed valuation
1906.. $2,302,019
6s
J-J
$2,000c
1907-1908 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
Refunding Bonds.
City A sch. (perSI ,000) ’06.$5.83' 1-3
5s
JJ
$25,000c
July 1 1930 Population in 1890
1,726
School Bonds.
Population in 1900.4,106
4'js
J-J
$20,000c.. June 30 1931 Population in 1906 (about)
7,500
Water Works & Sewerage Bonds.
5s
A-0$100,000c
5s *05
J-.J
Apr 1 1934
50,000c
Jan
1 1935
INTEREST on the electric light and street
improvement bonds Is pay¬
able in Kinston: on the other bonds In
Chicago and New YorkrCity.
LEXINGTON.
John H.
Moyer, Mayor.
Tills town is in Davidson County
LOANS—
When Due !
Street, Light and Water Bonds.
I
5s ’<17
M-S S40.n00c-_.Mch 1 1047
(Subject to call after March 1 1927.) I
BONDED DEBT Mch '07. $144,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is
McDowell county.
Assessed valuation 1906. .$1.383.249
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
10.50
Population in 1900
1,234
Population in 1905
3,623
payable
J. A.
at tlie Bank of
Lexington.
Langbridge, Regis’r of Deeds.
Marion is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Sept 10’06...$62,900! Assessed valuation
1906..$2,810,874
Floating debt
5,500! State & Co.taxfper $1,000) ’06_$10.60
TOTAL DEBT Sept 10 '06.. 68,400!
Population in 1900
12,567
MADISON COUNTY.
V an
B.
Davis, Treasurer.
Marshall Is the countv seat.
BONDED DEBT May 2 ’06.$85.000 ;
County tax (per $1,000) ’05 $7.66 2-3
Assessed valuation 1905
3.007.745 1 Population In 1900
20,644
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
County
II. J.
seat Is Charlotte.
Walker, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed valuation
1906.$15,452,776
Railroad Aid
j (Assessment about Lt actual value.)
M-N $300.000...Nov 1 1920 iState & Co tax
(per M) '()G.$11.66 2-3
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$300,00o!
Population In 1890
e«
42,673
Floating debt
46,475| Population in 1900..
55,268
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907.. 346,475;
INTEREST is payable in Charlotte, N.'C., and
at^the
Amerlcan'Exchange
National Bank. New York.
NEW BERN.
J. J.
To!sen, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Craven
County.
Founded by the Swiss in
1710.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.
Pamlico Oriental & W. Ry . Bonds
Water Bonds.
4 s ’03
S50.000.
Mav 1 1933
6s
$80,000
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '06.S155,000
Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
3,062,414
6s
$15,000
Tax rate (per $1 .000) 1905
$8.50
Refunding Bonds.
Population
in 1900
9.090
5s
$10,000
Population in 1906 (est)
14,000
INTEREST payable at New Bern.
'
_
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
ister of Deeds.
.
_
_
T. O.
Bunting, Deputy Reg¬
County
tax (per $1,000) 1905..$3.60
Wilmington is the county seat.
BONDED
DEBT Mch '06
$1 no.000
Assessed valuation 1905.. 11,778.526 j
i
.
ONSLOW COUNTY.
Pitt way.
Population in
1900
25,785
Gcorgi* A. Hurst / Treasurer; J. B.
Register <*f Deeds.
,
W. A. Devin.
$3,236,958
1906.52.36
11,940
Mayor.
This place is In Granville
County.
Incorporated in 1816.
LOANS—
When Due.; Assessed valuation 1906
.$1,250,000
Refunding Bonds.
! Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
$16.00
5s g ’04 Dee $47.oooc
1934; Population in 1900
2,050
BOND. DEBT Feb 23 1907
$47,000’Population In 1906 (est.)
3.250
INTEREST is payable at the United States
RALEIGH.
Jus.
City Clerk.
Mortgage & Trust Co., N. Y.
I.
Johnson, Mayor; Wm.
Raleigh is the county scat of
LOANS
WUn
Consolidated Debt Bonds.
$5
J J
$67,500c
July 1
Funded Debt.
Cs
J-J
$41 ,200c...July 1
Public Imp. Bonds.
$6
J J
$75.000c
July ]
J J
100,000c...July 1
Streti Bonds.
l>e
J J
$25.000c
July 1
6s
A O
50,000c. ..Oct 1
Wake
W.
WiiJson,
County.
Incorporated in 1792.
BOND. DEBT
~
Mch 1 ’0G_. $383,700
Floating debt
1,088
1919 TOTAL DEBT Meh 1 1900.
384,788
Sinking fund
03,606
1907 NET DEBT Mch 1 1906...
321,182
Assessed valuation, real
5,228,488
19 29 Assessed val..
personal
2,220,287
1929 Total valuation 1906
7,448,775
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
1929 City tax rate
(per $1 ,000) ’06.$10.-00
1927 Population In 1890 (Census)..12,678
Population In 3900
13,643
TAX FREE.—The bonds are all
exempt from city taxation,
INTEREST on the funded debt bonds is
payable in Raleigh; ail other
Interest payable in Baltimore.
Coupons are all tax-receivable.
-
REIDSVILLE.
B.
Due.
Muniifoniery, ('jerk.
This plate is In Rockingham
County."
BONDED DEBT Mch'07.
$75,0001 (Assessment about *4 actual value.)
Floating debt
6.0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$7.50
Assessed valuation 1906.. 1.581,317
Population in 1900
3,262
INTEREST is payable at the Importers' & Traders’
National Bank
in New Yors City.
A. W.
Hicks, Clerk.
This town is In Rowan County.
LOANS—
When Due. I
5s ’06
A-O $35,000
Apr 2 1936 |
INTEREST Is payable at the Commercial
STANLY COUNTY.
R. L. Smith,
National.Bank. New York.
Attorney.
County seat is Albemarle.
The bonds below were in litigation for some
time, but early in 1902 were declared valid by the U. S. Circuit
Court of
Appeals.
On June 1 1903 this decision was confirmed by the United States
Supreme Court.
The Legislature ot 1905 passed an Act
authorizing the
county to issue refunding bonds at hot exceeding 5% interest, and we are
lmormed that arrangements are now being made to take
up the old bonds,
LOANS—
When Due. 1 Assessed valuation 1906..$3,681.064
Railroad Aid Bonds
1
(Assessment Is at real value.)
6s
July $100,000c
1920 State & Co tax (per M) ’00...$10.00
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$100,000 Population in 1890
12,136
Floating debt
18,000 Population in 1900
15,220
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Salisbury. N. C.
STATESVILLE.
J, C. Steele. Mayor; E.
Morrison, Clerk
and Treasurer.
County seat of Iredell County.
All bonds are in coupon form.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
Water, Sewer & Light Bonds.
5s ‘05
J-J
$20,000c
July' 1 1935
5s ’06
J-J
$20,000c
July 1 1936 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $120,000
A-O
5)<s
52.000c.. Oct 15 1927 Assessed valuation 1906
1,898,254
School House Bonds.
City'tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.$1,15
6s
J-J
$ 10,000c
1913 Population in 1890
2,318
Electric Light Bonds.
Population !n 1900
3,141
6s
J-J
$8.000c
1915 Population In 1906 (est)
5,000
A. T. & O. RR. Bonds.
5s
J-J
$ 10,000c
1921
INTEREST on the $52,000 514s is payable at
Chicago- on other bonds at
Statesville,
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
T. T.
Brevard Is the countv seat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1906.S85,000 !
Assessed valuation 1905
1.708,711!
WAKE COUNTY;
Raleigh is the
B.
P.
countv seat.
Loftis, Clerk Sup’r Ct.
County tax (perSl.OOO) ’05.$6.66 2-3
Population in 1900
6,020
Williamson, Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Feb 23'07.
$100,000] County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$2.00
Assessed valuation 1906..17,610,036 |
Population In 1900
54,626
I Population in 1906 test)
60,000
WILKES COUNTY.
O. F.
Blevins, Clerk.
Wilkesboro is the county seat.
The county refused to pay the interest
the bonds given below on the ground tHat the
railroad company had not
compiled with its contract.
The case was taken to the courts and after
lengthy litigation the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals early in 1902
gave an
opinion in favor of the bonds.
On May 18 1903 the United States
Supreme
Court also upheld the validity of the bonds.
See V. 76, p. 1313.
LOANS—
When Due. j Assessed valuation
1905..$3,527,472
Railroad Aid Bonds.
; (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
6s -semi-an $67,000
1907-21 State & Co tax (per$l ,000) ’05. $11.00
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$67,000 ; Population in 1890
22.675
I Population in 1900
...26.872
on
WILMINGTON.
A. M.
Waddell, Mayor; H. C. McQueen,
Chairman Board of Auditors and Finance.
Wilmington is the county seat of New Hanover County.
Bonds are
exempt from City taxation.
Incorporated as a city Feb. 1 I860.
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation,
real..$6,555,035
Funding Bonds.
Assessed val,, personal
3,337,652
5s g ’92 J-J $314,400c
Jan 1 1922 Total valuation 1906....
9,892,687
W. O. &E..C. RR.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Csl
J-J
$96,000c
Jan 1 1918 City’ tax rate
(per M> ’06
$15.00
C. F. & Y. RR.
Total tax rate (per M) 1906
22.80
5s
J-J $126,000c...Jan 1 1919
Population in 1900
20,976
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1890
20,056
4s g
J-J $ 148,000c
July 1 1029 Population In 1905 test.)
27,000
BONDED DEBT Feb 19(J7_$G84,400
Sinking fund
22,207
INTEREST on bonds is payable in
Wilmington and New York. Coupons
arc tax-receivable,
.
WILSON.
Jacksonville Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907.$ 18,000 1 Total
valuation 1906
Railroad
debt
(not
recog
‘County tax (per $1,000)
nlzed by county)
40,000 Population in 1900
OXFORD.
SPENCER.
Rhodes, Sheriff.
J. Y.
Moore, Mayor; J. I). Barnes, Clerk and
This city is in Wilson
LOANS—
Coll.
County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb ’07..
$156,000
Street Paving Bonds.
•
Water debt (included)74,000
M-S $25,000c, .Sept 23 1931 Assessed
valuation 1906...4,000.000
W ater and Light Bonds
(Assessment about. 2-3 actual value.)
5s
A-O $74,000c. ..Oct 1 1912 Total tax
(per M) 1900
$15.95
Sewer Bonds.
Population
in 1890
2,126
Gs z
.Jan
$17.000c
1916 Population Iti 1900
■_
3.525
St. Sewer & Water Bonds.
Population in 1906 (est.)
7.987
5s
A-O $40,000c..Oct 15 1933
INTEREST on the $40,000 bonds due 1933 and the
payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York; on thepaving bonds Is
water and light
bonds at. the Chemical National
Bank, N. Y.; on the sewer bonds at the
National Park Bank, N. Y.
5s
WINSTON.
W.
E.
Franklin, Treasurer.
Winston is tlie county scat of Forsvth
County.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND/DEBT May 1 1906
$500,000
Improvement Bonds.
Floating
debt
16,333
5s g
F-A$l00,000
Ang 15 1910 Tax valuation, real
2,174,350
5s g
M-N 100.000
May 1 1911 Tax val., personal
4,541.896
Railroad Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
..6.716,246
6s
M-N $40,000.
.Nov 15 1909 (Assessm’t about 1-3 actual
vniue.
Water W'orks A Other Purposes.
City tax (per $1 ,000) 1905
$10.00
5s g
M-S$ 160,000
Sept 1 1924 Population in 1890
8,018
5s g
J-J 100,000
Jail
1 1934 Population in 1900
10,008
TAX FREE.—All of the city’s
bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the railroad bonds is
payable at Winston; on others at
Baltimore Md.
.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
North Carolina
not
we give statistics
regarding several civil divisions In
included in tile foregoing.
Bonded Flouting
Assessed
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation.
Cleveland County..
Dunn, Harnett County.
Durham County.
Fayetteville fC.), Cumberl'd Co.
..
......
...
Granville County
Harnett < lounty
.1
Henderson (T.), Vahee County.
$
50,000
53,000
60,000
63,000
32,000
38,500
60,000
$
3 ,000
None
1 ,500
Tax
Hate.
$
S
6.3 35,758
6.40
800,000 1 1.00
17,728,420 7.50
Doj)Uunion
1900-
25,078
1
072
26.233
4.070
3,500,000
5.50
3,782.718 4 36 2 «
1 ,500,000
8.50
23,262
15,988
3,716
Ape., 1007. J
SOUTH CAROLINA—DEBT OF STATE.
Lincolnton, Lincoln County.
Bonded
Debt.
Floating
$30,000
$5,000
Lumberton CT.), Robeson Co.. 50.000
Monroe (C.). Union County
45,000
Richmond County
25,000
Rockingham Township.
Debt.
10,000
40,000
5,000
25,000
Rowan County
25,000
Salisbury Twp., Rowan County 50,000
Scotland County...
28,000
Southern Pines, Moore
County. 30,000
Stokes County
29,000
None
1.000
Assessed
Tax
Valuation. Rate.
$770,000 $9.00
943,000 15.70
Pop.,
1000.
$2S
849
1.144.704
13.50
4,258,000
1 .500,000
8.381.129
4.988.537
1,990
7.90
7.50
33,163
8.70
31,060
8.70
11,261
2,810,830 5.30 2-3 12,553
27 7,949 20.00
517
2,528,288 2.30 2-3 19,866
State of South Carolina.
ITS
DEBT. RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
Total area of State
State Capital
M.
F. Ansel.
R. M. McCawn
R. II. Jennings
Term expires upon qualification of
successor.
LEGISLATURE meets annually on the second
a
sessions
Tuesday in January;
are not limited, but
pay of members Is confined to forty
days.
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.—The
Legislature of 1994 passed a joint resolu¬
tion to submit to a vote a
Constitutional amendment providing for bien¬
nial sessions of the State
Legislature, instead of annual, as is the case at
present.
Proposition carried, but as a committee appointed
by the Gen¬
eral Assembly
has reported that many changes in the
Constitution are
necessary before biennial sessions would be
practicable, the Act providing
for biennial sessions lias not
yet been passed.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For history of South
Carolina’s debt from 1794
to 1893, see the "State and
City” Supplement of April, 1S93, pages 163 and
164.
The United States'held
$125,099 principal and $123,759 over-due
interest on bonds Issued in ISA;* to
complete the State House.
In March
1993 they were turned over to »lie
State in part settlement of claims of
South Carolina against Unite
States growing out of the War of
1812.
The bonds have been canceled.
The State also received in
settlement
$89,137 86 in cash.
On Dec. 19 1994 the
Supreme
Court
of
the'United
States affirmed the decision of the
United States Circuit Court in the case
of Lee against Robinson, and
declared the revenue bonds scrip of this
State
to be void.
Under the Act of March 2 1872
$1,899,099 of this scrip was is¬
sued, and sir.ee the year of its issue its
validity
has
constantly been before
tlie courts.
By this decision tlie State is forever relieved
of'tiie liability
to redeem the
$1,899,999 of scrip outstanding.
V. 80, p. 725.
The State
debe on Jan. 1 1997 consisted of
the following items:
LOANS—
When Due.',
Clemson College Stock 1891.
Bds. to Refund Brown Consols’92. 6s
J J
$53,539r
irredeem.
4*;s J-J $5,fji l ,28le«Scr. .Jan 1 1933
Past-due Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jail 1 1913.) 6s
J-J
$6,794r
Past due
Blue Bonds 1887.
Bonds Fundable into Brown Cons
4 b< J-J
$4t»>,oooe&r... July 1 1928
Various old bonds, principal
"Consols L873-S-9
fundable.
6s
J-.T
$262.900c
6s
$165,33$e&r
Agricul. Col Scrip (.two pieces;
6s
J-J
$19! .8t>0r_. irredeemable
PAR VALUE OF RONDS.—The brown
consols, the brown bonds exchangeable for the same and the blue bonds are all
for $509 and $1.909.
INTEREST Is payable In New York at the Hanover
National Bank; In
Columbia, South Carolina, at the State
Treasuryf and in Charleston at
the Bank of Charleston. N. B. A.
___
.
TOTAL
DEBT.— The total valid bonded debt on Jan. 1
1907 was $6.620.413, not Including S165.358.64 yet to he funded, and
much of which
may never be presented.
The assets of the sinking funds on Jan. 1
1907
amounted to $661,814.74; of this amount
$69,949.98 was ordinary sink
ng
fund and $592,764.76 ’‘cumulative"
sinking
fund; this latter fund Is for the
reduction and payment to South Carolina
Brown 4 c, % bonds and stocks.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—
Real
F. state
...
$:30,,516,.0 16
119 .442 ,766
...
...
...
...
...
108
107
107
M3
101
.254
.34 1
.021
.258
,037
,299
•rsor,ml
Proper'a.
$86,,1)50, 805
80 ,299 ,864
69 ,35 1 ,698
67 5 2 5 277
,590
.449
,070 .141
102,,088 .325
100,.157 .179
88, .416 .367
' 76 .583 .6 6 6
.
61 .041) .273
59 .039 .426
59 .471 ,760
47 ,6 11 ,516
45 ,494.,110
44 .280 .171
36 .574 858
T
1 ‘a.r
Railroads.
$32 ,067 ,601
per
$1 .000
Tota1
$249 .53 4 .4 22
29 .481 ,87 5
29 .765 .698
$5 .00
3 .50
5 .00
220 ,224 .595
207 ,374 ,433
204 ,405, ,879
195 .776, ,316
189 .333.,109
176 .347, ,8 1 9
173 .872,,182
169, .448, ,941
150 .602, 451
120,.55 1 ,624
29 .489 .312
27 .705 .453
27 ,044 ,243
24 ,895 .9 1 8
24 .142 .341
23 .797 .6:42
17 .905 .913
7 .392 .900
5
5
:>
r>
.oo
.00
.00
.00
5,.00
4 .50
5,.00
4 .75
,
STATE PROPERTY.—The State owns
valuable deposits of phosphates
but Its revenues from the
mining of them, after increasing from $196,698
In 1886 to $237,149 in
1890. fell to $11.584 In 1906.
Tills Is partly the result
of a reduction In royalties from $1.05
per ton In 1SS0 to 23 cents
'in
tax or contract a
1900
30,570
Columbia
Secretary of State (term expires 1909a)
Treasurer (term expires 1909a)
Yrs.
1906
1905
1994
1993
1902
1901
1899
1897
1895
1890
1880
over the
territory or portions thereof, possessing a power to
levy
debt, then each of such political divisions or
municipal
corporations shall so exercise its power to increase its
debt under the fore¬
going 8% limitation that the aggregate debt over and
upon any territory
of this State shall never
exceed 15% of the value of ail
taxable property
in such territory as valued for
taxation by the State.
Provided that noth¬
ing herein shall prevent the Issue of bonds for the
purpose of paying or re¬
funding any valid municipal debt heretofore contracted
in excess of 8%
of the assessed value of al the taxable
property therein.”
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1900
1,340,316 i 1860
703,708|1820
_..502,741
1890
1,151,14911850
668,50711810
415,115
1880
995,577 j 1840
594 398 J1800
345,591
1370
705,606| 1830
581.18511790
..249.073
The proportion of the colored
population was 60.70% In 1880, 60.16% in
1S90 and 58.4% in 1900.
In number, blacks were
393,944 in 1850, 412,320
In IS60; 415 814 In 1870,
604,332 in 1880 692.503 In 1890.
782,321 In
a
.One of Original Thirteen
(Inventor (term expires 1009a)
,
tending
per ton
1990.
169
DEBT
LIMITATION.— Slate.—The State Constitution of 1895
Imposes
several chocks on the creation of debt
by the State, all of which may be
found in Article X of that instrument.
Brietly, they may be stated as
follows;
CITIES.-COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN TIIE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE.
James
Chalmers, Clerk.
Tills city is In Abbeville County
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’97_.$77,000! Assessed
valuation 1906. .$1.3(89.225
Sinking fund
21,608) (Assessment about 60 % actual value)
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
55,392! Tax rate (per $1.000) 1997
$13 75
! Population in 1990
3,766
AIKEN.
J. L. McCai *ter,
Clerk and Treasurer.
This city Is In Aiken County.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1996
$98,5001 Tax rate
Assessed valuation 1905..
ANDERSON.
John
This place Is In Anderson
($75,000 bonds offered
LOANS—
City-Hall Bonds.
s
AO
$8,000c
Attorney.
Apr
Sewer Bonds
$10.00
3,414
In 1900
County.
IneorporatedTu 1882.
April 16.]
When Due.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
5s
4 1 4
(per $1,000) 1905
2.000,000)Population
k. Hood,
1 1.919
5s
A-O $
16,000c...Apr
Refunding School Bonds.
1 1922
A-O $20,009c
1952
4 1 js&4sA-0 $50.009c
1952 BONDED DEBT Feb
1907 $134,COO
(Interest 4H% for 30 years; 4% for Total valuation
1996
2,500
090
29 years.)
( Assessment Is V actual
value.)
Street Improvement Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$29.25
5s
A-O $25.090c..-Apr 1 1933
Population in 1890
3 018
School Bonds.
Population In, 19oO
5,498
5s
A-O
...
$15.000c...Apr 1 1933
INTEREST pavable at-Anderson.
Coupons are tax receivable,
TAX FREE.—The bonds Issued
by tliis city are exempt from taxation.
CHARLESTON.
R.
Treasurer.
Gotxiwyn Rliott, -Mayui; J. O. Lea,
Charleston is the county seat of Charleston
County.
Founded in 1670;
incorporated in 1783.
in consequence of the war the
city’s bonds became
overdue, principal and interest.
The conversion bonds were
issued to
settle this indebtedness.
($1 .OOO.ooo bonds offered
LOANS—
When Dm
Conversion Bonds.
5s
A-O $50,0000
Oct
1 1922
5s
A-O
56.0000.._<>rt 1 1923
5s
A-O
62,500c.. .Oct 1 1924
5s
A-O
90,909c
Oct
1 1925
5>
A-O
55,oooe
Oct
1 1926
5>
23,oo9c
hi 99 years
is
J-J 1,467 -20Oc
Jan 1 1909
4s
J-.J 1,884,500e-. .July 1 1999
4 Os
A-O
90,909c
Apr 1 1928
4 Us
A-O
10.900c.-.-Oct 1 1928
.
May 15.1
BOX DEI) DEBT Mch 07.$3.788.200
Assessed valuation, real.. 12,859,655
Assessed val., personal
5,519,620
Total valuation 1906
18,379.275
(Assessment about 6o % actual value)
City tax (per $1 .09(0 1996
$27.59
Total tax (per $ 1 ,ooo) 1996
38.50
Population in 19i>u
55,897
Population In 1890
34,955
INTEREST. —Interest is payable at Charleston
City Treasury;
all tax-receivable.
are
DEBT
coupons
LIMITATION.—Under the
present constitution the debt cannot
be increased, the limitation being 8% of
the assessed valuation.
For the
purpose of water supply and sewerage only, the city can Issue
bonds when
authorized by a two-thirds vote of
City Council, accepted and confirmed by
a two-thirds vote of the
quailiied electors at a
CHESTER.
popular election.
James MrLanmm, Treasurer.
This town is the countv seat of Chester
County. ’
BONDED DEBT Jan 1997
$99.999; Tax rate (per $ 1.099) 1996
Assessed valuation 1996
1,492,009) Population in 1909
CHESTER COUNTY.
\V. O.
$10.09
4,075
Gay, Treasurer.
Chester is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT .Mch 1907.$73,000 ‘ Assessed
valuation 1906. _$5,531.713
Sinking fund
6,209 County tax (per $ 1,000* 1906. .$5.00
NET DEBT Mch 1907..'
68.8001 Population in 1909
28.616
r
COLUMBIA.
T. H. Gihbes.
Mayor: F. G. Cooper, Tivas.
Columbia (chartered in 1805) is the capital of the
State ami the county
seat of Richland
County.
In 1880 the city funded the entire arnouut of its
debt (principal and overdue interest) into the first
issue of bonds below
described.
The canal bonds mentioned below have
been assumed by the
Columbia Water Power Co., but interest is guaranteed
by the city.
LOANS—When Due
Floating debt
$45,009
New City Debt.
7
TOTAL DEBT Mcll 1 1907.1,570.448
4s
,)-.) $850,448 94c.July 1 1910 Assessed
valuation. real
5,750.909
W ater Bonds (First
Mortgage*.
Assessed yal., personal. ...3.500.Opo
(is
J-J *■ $75,000c. -Jau
1 1921 Total valuation 190?
9,250.000
Water Bonds.
( Assessment about 50A
actual value*
4 Us’05 J-J $490,990c
Jvilv 1945 Total tax rate (per $1.909)
’07. $26.50
GEN. DEBT Mch l 't>7 ...$859,448
Population In 1899..
15.353
Canal bonds (additional*
209,909 Population in .1999
21 li>8
Water bonds (additional*
473.090 Population In 1907 (est.*
30.000
INTEREST.—The funded debt bonds bore 2% Interest till
July 1 1891,
3% till July 1 1900 and now bear 4%.
This Interest is payable at the
City
Treasury. The coupons are tax-receivable except for water rents.
...
.
Section 7 provides that
no strip, certificate or other
evidence of State in¬
debtedness shall be Issued except for the
redemption of stock, bonds or
other evidence of Indebtedness
previously Issued,
or
for such debts
as
are
expressly authorized by tills Constitution.
Section 11 forbids the General
Assembly to create any further debt or obligation, either by the loan of
ttie
credit of the .State, by
guaranty, endorsement or otherwise, except for the
ordinary ami current business of the State, without first
submitting the
question to the qualified voters of the State at a
general State election.
Two-thirds vote necessary to authorize.
COUNTIES, CITIES, Ac —The constitutional limitations as to the
In¬
debtedness of counties, municipalities
Ac.. are covered by Section 7 of
Article VIII. and Section 5 of Article X of the
State Constitution of 1895.
These provide that the bonded debt of
any county, township, school dis¬
trict, municipal corporation or political division or
sub-division of tin* State
shall never exceed 8% of the assessed value
of all the taxable
property
therein; ami ho such debt can be created In
any city or town without sub¬
mitting the question to the qualified electors.
It Is also provided that a
sinking fund, should be established to redeem bonds at
maturity.
Under
an amendment authorized
by vote In 1990 ami ratified by the Assembly
In 1901, the 8% limit docs not
apply to the bonded debt Incurred by the
cities of Columbia, Rock Hill, Charleston ami
Florence, where the proceeds
of said bonds are applied
solely for the purchase, establishment, mainte¬
nance
Increase of water works plant and
sewerage system: nor does
the limit apply to the
City of Georgetown, where tHe proceeds of the sale of
bonds are applied solely to the
purchase, establishment, maintenance or
Increase of waterworks plant,
sewerage system, or gas and electric light
or
plants.
A provision Is made In Section 5 of Article
X that, “wherever there shall
be several political divisions, or
municipal corporations covering or ex
FLORENCE.
\Y. J.
This citv Is in Florence
LOANS—
7s *89
7s ’91
3s *02
Brown, Clerk.
County.
When Due.
$24.090
25.000
50.000..
BOND. DEBT June 1906
...
Floating debt
GEORGETOWN.
1909
1919
..1942
.$99,000
25.000
H. W.
TOTAL DEBT June 1906. $121,900
fund
31.000
N ET DEBT .June 1906
93.009
Assessed valuation 1905
1.279.987
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903
$17.00
Population in 1900
4,647
Sinking
...
Fraser, Mayor.
This city Is the county seat of Georgetown
County.
LO \XS —
When Due. BONDED DEBT Feb l *07 $145,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906.. .2,000.009
4 4s
J-D $75,000c
1922 (.Assessment about 60 % actual
value)
Water and Sewer Bonds
Tax rate (per $ l ,000) 1906
$30.00
5s
J-D $70,000c.
.1944 Population In 1900
4.138
Population in 1906 (est.)
6,000
INTEREST payable at National Park Bank. New York
City.
GREENVILLE.
G. II. Mahon,
Mayor; W. B. McDaniel,
City Clerk ami Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Greenville
County.
LOANS—
When Due
Railroad Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
! 7s
$5,000..
July 1910
4 *~3 g'05J J 5125,000c.
.July l 1935 5s
10,000
July 1912
Refunding Improvement Bonds.
5s
8.500..
.July 1915
4 i >s’t>6 J-J
$10,000
5s
3.000
July 1923
Paving Bonds.
5s
j 1.500
.July 1923
6s
M-S $15.000.Mch A Sept *13
4 4s
9.500
July 1920
Sewer Bonds.
4 Us
10,300.
July 1930
6s
J J
$75,000 .Jan A July *21 BONDED DEBT Feb 1907
$318,500
School Bonds
Assessed valuation 1906
4.266.809
6s
F-A $18,000 ...Feb 1 1908
(Assessment is 60% actual value.)
6s
F-A
7.000
Feb 1 1911 City tax vper $1,000* 1906 .$16.56
(Coupons are all tax receivable.)
Population In 1900
U.SdO
Population In 1906 test.)
.20,000
....
,
..
.
....
.
.
..
.
.
\
170
GEORGIA—DEBT OF STATE.
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this
city are exempt from city tax.
INTEREST on the Issue of 1006 Is payable at the
National Bank of Green
vllle.
SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17.
C. M. Hurst, Secretary.
LOANS—
IVhen Due.! Assessed valuation
1906..$2,500,000
J-J $16,000c
1916 | (Assessment about 60
% actual value)
44s
J-J
9,000c
1923 j School tax (per $1,000) 1006
$6.00
BOND. DEBT Feb 25’07._
$25,0001 Population in 1007 (est.)
11,000
INTEREST on 6s is payable in Charleston and on the 4
4s in Sumter.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A-O $20,000
10231
INTEREST Is payable at Fourth National
Bank, New York.
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
W. P.
County
seat Is Greenville.
LOANS—
When Due.
Atlanta & Chari. Air Line RR.
7s
J-J
$27,500.
...1007
6s
J-J
20,000
1015
Funding Bonds.
4s
4s
J-J
$32,000
July 1 1019
J-J
20,000
July 1 1931
4Hs’05 A-O
60,000
Apr 3 1035
5s ’06
M-N 60,000
May 1936
Greenville & Laurens RR.
7s
J-J
$8,500.. Jan 1 ’07-’09
5s
J-J
11,000
July 1 1931
UNION.
Hicks, County Auditor.
BOND DEBT Oct 1 1906._ $230,000
Assessed valuation, real
6,361,830
Assessed val. personal.
4,801,895
Assessed val., railroad
754,545
Total valuation 1006
11,918,270
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’06.. $14.00
Population in 1800.
44,310
Population in 1900
53,400
GREENWOOD.
W. H. Kerr, Mayor; W. G.
Calhoun, Clerk
and Treasurer.
This town Is In Greenwood
County.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 13 ’06..
$102,000
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
Floating debt (est.)
7,000
6s
J-J
$22,000
1917 Assessed valuation
1006...1,020,000
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
6s
J-J
$40,000
..1937 Total tax (per $1,000) 1006..$12.25
Sewer and Water Bonds.
Population
In 1890..
1,326
5s
J-D $40,000... .June 1 1042
Population In 1900
4,826
(Subject to call after June 1 1022.)
INTEREST is payable In New York.
Arthur, Clerk and Treasurer.
UNION COUNTY.
J. H.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we
give statistics regarding civil di\ Lions in the State
of South Carolina which are not
represented among the foregoing detailed
reports.
Bonded Floating
F.
Russell, Auditor
BennettsvJlle, Marlboro
Co
,
7s
When Due.
Refunding RR. Bonds (Countv).
Feb $80,000c.Feb 1 ’25-’35-’45
Char. Cin. & Chic. R R. (To
w
July$73.000e
nshi pi
July 1 1012
County debt Jan 1 1907
$80,000
Township debt (additional).. 73,200
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1907..$153,200
Assessed valuation 1006
3,328,060
<Assessment about 2-5 actual value.l
County tax (per $1,000) 1006-.$7.50
Population in 1900
24,311
Population in 1005 (est.)
28,000
INTEREST on refunding bonds Is
payable In New York City;
bonds at Lancaster Court House.
LAURENS.
L. G.
on
other
Balle, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city Is the county seat of Laurens
County
BONDED DEBT Mch 1007.$76,000 NET
DEBT Mch 1007
Floating debt
4,850 Assessed valuation 1906
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1007
80,850 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
Sinking fund
10,188 Population In 1000
LAURENS COUNTY.
C. A.
Laurens is the county seat
$70,662
1,200,000
$11.00
4,029
Power, Auditor.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1006 $135,OOOjTax rate
(per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1006. $6,130,255 !
Population In 1000
37,382
Geo. B. Cronies, Mayor.
Sinking fund
| Assessed valuation 1006 _$1,986,115
10,000 jTax rate (per SI .000) 1906
$28.25
103,000 j Population In 1900.
4,609
County.
.
NET DEBT Nov 2 1905
ORANGEBURG.
L.
II.
Wannamaker, Clk.
and Treas.
Tills city is the county seat of
Orangeburg Co. Incorporated Dec.24 1883.
LOANS—
When Due,
Water and Light Bonds.
Railroad Bonds.
5s
J-D $40,000c
1 935
6s
Jan $13,500.$500 paid yr y
BONDED DEBT Jan 1007 $104,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1006
1,450,000
4 ^s’O? J-J
$50,oooc
Jan 1 1047 (Assessment about
actual value.)
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1027 ) City tax (per<$1,000) H1006
$13.50
Population In 1900.
4,455
SPARTANBURG.
County
seat
of
J. M. Elford, Treasurer.
Spartanburg1 County. This city was .re-incorporated
Dec. 14 1901.
LOANS—
Railroad Bonds.
6s
J-J
$ 11,000c.
6s
•J-J
13,000c
When Din.'
Opera-House Bonds.
6s
J-J
$5.5000
July 1 1017
July 1 1011
Sewerage Bonds.
July 1 1015 5s
J-J
$50,000c.
July 1 1028
Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 25 ’07.. $2
44,000
6s
M-N
$5,000c.
Mav 1 1012
(City
lias
no floating debt.)
6s
M-N
5,ooi)c
May 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1006
5,451.032
4^s
J-.J
5n,oooc
July 1 1031 ( Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
4! js‘05 A-O 100,900c. .Oct
1 1.935 Total tax rate
(per $1 ,000) ’06.$30.25
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1004.
15,000
6s ’87
July $4,500c
1917 Population In 1905 (est.).
17,000
INTEREST on the 4 4 % Improvement bonds and
the sewerage bonds Is
payable in New York: on
.
.
all other bonds at
SPARTANBURG
SCHOOL
J-J
Spartanburg.
DISTRICT.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07
$72,000
Assessed valuation 1907.
.5,682,969
1919 School tax (per SI .000)
1006...$5.75
1927 Population ill 1907 (est.)..
16,000
LOANS—
Building Bonds.
6s
J-J
$ 12,000c
1 2,000c
6s
J-J
10,000c
4 1 4s
J-J
20,000c
1021
1036
30,00()C
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at the Hanover
National Bank In New
York City; on all other issues in
Spartanburg.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY.
County scat Is Spartanburg.
A part of this county has been taken
to
help make the new county of Cherokee.
The new county will assume
responsibility for about one-sixth of the debt of Spartanburg
County.
LOANS
When Due., Sinking fund Nov, 1
1004.
$15,000
4s
J-J
$50.0onc_
July 1 1020 Total assessed val. 1006 .16,265,887
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4s ’05
J-J
$24.onoe.
Jan 1 1025
BONDED DEBT July 1 '04.$163,800 Statc&Co.tax(per $1,000) '05. .$15.50
Population In.1000.
65,560
INTEREST on the $24,Oho refunding bonds is
payable In Spartanburg.
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These bonds
are
SUMTER.
exempt from State and county tax.
C. M.
Hurst, Clerk
LOANS—
Water Bonds.
4 4» *05J-J $116,000c
(Subject to call after
When Due.
July 1 1045
July 1 1025.
,
30.000
None
17.000
40,000
43 ,750
50,000
45.000
877 ,615
2,578,183
7 1
—
/
14.75
17.50
10.00
10.00
20.00
10.50
9 .00 0
4,,800
1 ,000
3
,037
5 .350
5,225
4,262,650
7.50
1 .83 1
6 ,830
23 ,634
1,122.634
16.00
6 ,400
Georgia.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC
Admitted
Total
as a
area
State, Jan. 2 1788--One
(square miles)
of
of State
Original Thirteen
59,475
State Capital
Governor (term expires a June
1907)-,
Atlanta
Joseph M. Terrell
Secretary of State (term expires a June 1907)__Philip Cook
Attorney-General (term expires a June 1907)__John C. Hart
Treasurer (term expires a June
1907)
R. E. Park
Comptroller (term
LEGISLATURE,
day in June.
ex pin s a June 1907) _-William A.
under Act of 1002, meets annually on Fourth
Wednes¬
Wright
offices for the
same
time
as
the Governor.”
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The details of
Georgia’s early history in debtmaking will be found in tii.e “State and City"
Supplement- for April 1803,
pages 165 and 166.
The debt of the State is now
being steadily reduced,
$100,000 peing devoted each year to that
purpose.
Moreover the State
Constitution adopted in December 1877
provides against the creation of
any bonded debt “except to
repel Invasion, suppress Insurrection or defend
the State in time of war," $200,000
being made the limit for floating indebt¬
edness which may be
temporarily Incurred In ease of deficiency In the rev¬
enues.
LOANS
—
Redemption Bonds.
When Due.
4 Us ’92J-J
4s ’06
J-J
Refunding Bonds—(Coil.)
4s’O0 J-J j $1 ,$0(),00Oe<Jcr_ Jan’l
—
3
7 34
$207,000c
Jan 1 1022
33,000c&r. Jan 1 '35
230,000c
* '
-July
1 1026 3 4s'95 M-N 287,000c.May 1 ’15-’05
Refunding Bonds—
State University Bonds, 1881.
4 4s’85 J-J
3,392,o00c&r.July 1 ’15 7s
.J-J $282.500e. .1032 to 1046
4 4s’88 J-J
000,00()c&r. Jan ’08-’l6 Past due bonds
7,500
state University bonds fall due as
follows: $3,000 Julv l:)32;
$61,non
April 1033; $1,000 May 1033; $9d,uoo April 1034;
$86,moo
June
1035;
$6,000 July 1035; $1 ,11,111 January 1036;
Si.non April 1036; $15,01)0 Feb¬
ruary 1030; $3,000 October 1040; $2,500 Julv
1042, and $7,000 in July
1046.
INTEREST on the university bonds is
payable at the State Treasury in
Atlanta, and on all others at Atlanta, Ga., and at the
National Park
Bank, New York City.
BONDS TAX FREE.—The State
General
Attorney
in
1003
gave an opin¬
ion that State bonds are not
subject to taxation.
V. 76, p. 667.
BONDED DEBT.
The valid bonded debt of the State of
Georgia on Dec.
31 1006
was
$7,238.1)00, of which $7,231,500 was
Interest-bearing and
SO,500 was past due and non-interest bearing.
In addition to the above
the State pays the University trustees 7
per cent Interest annually on $!)<),202 of Land Scrip Fund not
funded.
Cash on hand Dec. 31 1006
$$<)4,444 03
ASSESSED VALUATION. —The State’s
assessed valuatlm ) (w hleli i: s’ not
over5o p. e. of actual ’value) and tax
rate have been as follows:
Personal
Tax Per
Years
Real Instate
Fro peril/
7 'otal.
Railroads, Ktc.
$1 ,000.
1006
$.1 >35,25 3,338
$80,212,134
$624
.465, ,472 $4.80
1005
200,068 ,480
203,0 70,464
;> /
83,010,004
.067,
,038
4.5)0
1004
270,031 .207
186.276,778
73.863.4 76
530,,171 ,551
4 .80
1003
250,276 .348
1 73,717,525
71 ,624.074
502, ,617, 94 7
5 .OO
1002
247,4 71 .213
1 64 ,626,860
55,212,573
467, ,3 10, ,646
5.30
1001
243,468 .385
161 ,323,752
51 ,554,807
456, .347,,034
5.1 4
1900
237,547 ,883
1 50,606,530
433 .323,,60 1
45,160.278
5.20
1800
225,054 .0 1 5
1 52.31 1 .800
38,462,161
4
1
5
,8
28,,045
3.5)6
1 880
130,657 .250
00.276,876
12,400.525
251 ,424, ,65 1
3.50
1870
—; .26.1 1 0,510
226 .110,,510
STATE PROPER! Y. -The State
owns the Western «Sc At 1,itntU
RR. ex
tending from Atlanta. Ga. to Chattanooga,
Tenn., 138 miles, and has leased
It for 20 years from December 27
1800 to the Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis RR. Company at a rental of
$420,012 per annum.
It also holds
186 shares of the Georgia RR.
Ilk'g Co. and 440 shares of the Southern
& Atlantic Telegraph Co.
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-
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.
Originally Incorporated
and as a city In 1887.
Old Bonds.
6s
J-J
$20,000.
40 of the Code says: “The
Governor-elect shall begin the dis¬
charge of his duties from the time of his Inauguration.
The ceremony of
inauguration shall take place during the first week of the session
of the
General Assembly next after the election, and on
such day of that week as
the General Assembly by joint resolution
appoints.
On failure of appoint¬
ment, it takes place at 12 o’clock, meridian,
on Saturday of that week,
unless prevented by providential causes.’’
Article V., section 2, paragraph
1. of the Constitution says that the
Secretary of State, Comptroller-General
and Treasurer shall “liokl their
*
1014
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 '07 $14 1,500
Assessed valuation 1006
2.500,000
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1006
$27.00
5s '04
J-J
$3,500c
July 1 1924 Population In 1907 (est.)
11,(too
Population In 1900
5,673
INTEREST on 4 4s is payable at Chase
National Bank, New York; on
5s at First National Bank In
Sumter; on 6s at S. C. Loan & Trust Co., Chareston.
.013,143
,117,442
513,250
1.250,000
None
-
and Treasurer.
This city Is the county seat of Sumter
in 1806. re-incorporated as a town in 1883County.
1
1
25,000
40,000
55,000
State of
1 OOP.
1 ,533
*
60,000
.
Fop.,
•Section
1906...$ 15.00
NEWBERRY (City).
This city Is the county seat of
Newberry
BOND. DEBT Nov 2 1905_$113,000
None
Winyah Indigo School District
(P. (). Georgetown)..
35,000
35.000
York Twp., York County
56,000
J. E. HI tick man, Treasurer.
County seat is Lancaster.
The statement below Includes
three town¬
ships.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANS—
.
14 ssessed
Tax
Valuation. Rate.
$421,735 $6.00
Debt.
$26,250
27,000
Newberry Twp., Newberry Co.
Oconee County
LANCASTER COUNTY.
4s
Debt.
Bamberg (T.), Bamberg Co.
Marlon, .Marlon County.
W.
Bartles, Treasurer.
County seat Is Union.
A portion of this
county has been taken to help
form the new county of
Cherokee, and $12,158 of the debt of the old county
was transferred to the new.
LOANS—
When Due.!Cherokee Co.’s
proportion ..$12,158
Refunding RR Bonds 1895.
| Sinking fund assets
75,000
6s
J-J $104,400c
July 1 1925 Total valuation 1006
5,830,003
(Subject to call July 1 1015.)
j (Assessment Is 4 actual \alue.)
BONDED DEBT Mch29’07.$104,400 !
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06..$17.75
[Population In 1000.
25,501
INTEREST Is payable at Blair & Co., New York.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
.
4s
U.
Catawba Twp., York County
Cherokee Twp., Cherokee Co
Clinton, Laurens County.
Gaffney, Cherokee County
Gills Creek (Twp.), Lan. Co
seat Is Camden.
LOANS—
When Due.! BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$125,000
Court-House Bonds.
Total valuation 1 006
4,142,461
5s’05
Apr $25,000c
Apr 1 1025 | (Assessment about 60% actual value
Railroad Bonds.
j .State&Co.tax(per $ 1,000) ’06__$12.00
7s
J-.J
$50.000C. .Oct 21 1912i Population In 1800....
.22,361
7s
J-.J
50.000c..Jan 24 1913 j Population In 1900
24,696
TAX FREE. - Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable In Camden.
'
W.
This place is the county seat of Union
County
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed valuation
1006.$15,000,000
Funding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$20.00
4 4s’06 J-J
$25,000
July 1 1946 Population In 1900
5,400
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.) Population In 1906 (est.)
9.000
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$112,000
INTEREST payable In New York.
GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 18.
J. T. Medlock, Treasurer.
5s
J-J
$18,000c
July 1 1033 ! School tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5.00
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$25,000 Population in 1907 (est.)
7,000
Assessed valuation 1906
2,845,120
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
INTEREST is payable at National Park
Bank, New York.
County
LXXXIV.
6s
GREENVILLE
5s
[VOL.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DM
E NTS.—Several amendments to
the State
were adopted
at election held Oct. 5, 1004.
One of these
limits State tax levy In any one
to
5
mills
on
year
the dollar, except for the
purpose of repelling Invasion, etc.
See V. 79. p. 746.
DEBT LIMITATION.—"The bonded
debt of the State shall never be In¬
creased except to repel Invasion,
suppress Insurrection or defend the State
In time of war.’’
(Constitution of 1877, Art. VII, Sec. 12. Par. 1.)
Constitution
COUNTIES, CITIES. &c.—The State
Constitution of 1877, Article VII,
Section VII, limits the
indebtedness to seven per cent of the
assessed valua¬
The paragraph reads as
follows:
“The debt hereafter Incurred
political division of this State, by any county, municipal Incorporation or
except as in this Constitution
shall not exceed seven
provided for,
per centum of the assessed value
of all taxable
erty therein, and no such
prop¬
county, municipalities or
new debt,
division, shall Incur any
except for a temporary loan or loans
to supply casual
of revenue, not to
deficiencies
exceed one-tifth of one
per centum of the assessed
of taxable
value
property therein, without the assent of
two-thirds
voters thereof, at an
of
the
qualllied
election for that purpose to be
held as may be
by law; but any city the debt of
prescribed
which does not exceed
tion.
the assessed value of
seven per centum of
the taxable
property at the time of the
this Constitution may
adoption of
be authorized by law to
increase,
at any time, the
amount of said debt
three per centum
upon
such
assessed
Paragraph 2 of the same article and section
valuation.”
is as follows:
County and city bonds, how paid.
Any county, municipal Paragraph 2,
political division of this State
corporation
or
which shall incur any bonded
under the provisions of
Indebtedness
this Constitution
shall,
at
or
before the time of so
doing, provide for the assessment and
collection of an annual tax
in amount to
sufficient
pay the
from the date of the principal and Interest of said debt within thirty years
incurring of said
MUNICIPAL BOND ISSUES.—Inindebtedness.”
December 18117 a very
law governing issues of
important
bonds by counties,
divisions in Georgia was
municipalities and other civil
passed.
This
law
provides
for
Court determine the
having the Superior
validity of proposed bond issues, and
affirmative having been given, the
judgment In the
bonds thereafter can never
question.
be called In
See “Chronicle” of Jan. 15
1898.
POPULATION.—The population of Georgia lias been
as follows:
2,216,33111860...
1,057,286 1820
1890.
340,985
1,837,353! 1850.
906,185 1810
1880
252,433
1,542,180 11840
691,392 1800
102,686
1,184.10911830.
516,823 1790
82,548
The proportion of the
colored population was
1890 and 46.7 in 1900.
47.02% in 1880, 46.8% in
In number blacks
were
384,613
1860: 545,142 In 1870,
725,133 in 1880 and 858,815 In im 1850; 465,698 in
in 1900.
1890 and
"Additional
Bonds (Con)
—
525,000c
July 1931
Bonds.
1918. 6s, Jan 15, $9,000c
5s, g., J-J
Jan.
15 1921
512,500c..
1921 BONDED DEBT
Electric Light Bonds.
Sept. 19065142,000
Total
valuation
1907
5s, g.,
M-N 525.000c
.3,981,107
1923
(Assessment about % value.)
High School Bonds.
:
City
tax
rate
5s 06
(per
M-N 512,000c.May
51,000) ’07..511 -00
1 ’08-’18 Population 1890 was.
Water and Light Bonds.
4,008
Population in 1900 was...
5s,’05.g., J-J 59,000c. July 1 ’07-'
4,606
15. Population In 1906
(Census) ..10,130
INTEREST is payable at New York
City.
to
AMERICUS.
E. A.
Refunding
Hawkins, Mayor.
This city is in Sumter
County.
LOANS—
When Due. 6s g. A-O,
511.000
Building Bonds.
Sept. 1 1920
BOND. DEBT
Gs. g, A-O, 530,000
1 1907.5120,500
Apr. 1 1920 Total valuation Apr
1906
Sewer Bonds.
3,000,000
; (Assessment about
6s, g, A-O. 535,000
Apr. 1 1920 City tax (per 51.000)65% actual val.)
4 l$s
1906..
35,000 ..Sept. 15 1927
...13.00
Population in 1890 was
Water Bonds.
6.398
Population In 1900 was
6s. Jan. 1. 59,500
7,674
Jan. 1 1909-17 1
82,000 due every 2 years.
>
INTEREST on the 59,500 water
bonds and on the 535,000
is payable at New
4B% issue
York or at Americus: on all
other bonds by
Co., Baltimore, Md.
Hambleton &
TAX FREE.—All of the
city’s bonds are exempt from taxation.
.
ATHENS. J. F. Rhodes,
Treasurer.
Mayor; \Y. \Y. Turner,
Athens is the county seat of
Clark
January 1 1906 the corporation
Clerk and
Incorporated 1S72. On
owned property valued
at 5364.057.
When Due.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J
(566,000 July 1907 *28
Sept. 1 1933
School Bonds.
\ 13,000. ..July 1 1929
8s
’73,
ear’d
5s 1896 J-J
by local bank.515,000
$20,000
July 1 1916 BOND.' DEBT Oct.
Water Bonds.
1906
325,000
Total valuation 1905
5s ’92 M-N $15
,000.-Nov. 1, 1907-’21
6,373,252
(Assessment
about
(51,000 due yearly.)
actual value.)
Tax rate (per M) 1905
5s
M-N 96,000
..510.00
Nov. 1 1922
PopulatIon 1890 was
Sewer Bonds.
.8,639
Population 1900 was
5s 1891 J-J
$25,000
..10,245
July 1 1921
4s ’90 July 1,
24.000
July 1 ’07-30
INTEREST on water works
city hall bonds at New York; bonds payable'at N. Y. and Athens; on the
all other bonds at Athens.
All coupons are
receivable for city taxes.
LOANS—
City" Hall Bonds.
4s
M-S 550,000
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.
DEBT LIMITED by State
Constitution to 7 p. e. of assessed
TAX FREE.—All the
valuation.
bonds are exempt from
city taxation.
ATLANTA.
Jas. G.
Comptroller.
Woodward, Mayor;
.
.
Incorporated
Bonds.
4 Us ’94M-N
$104,000c.
4 ,4s ’95 A-O
88,000c..
I
4 Us ’96A-O
4s ’97
A-O
3 Ujs ’ 98M-S
3 Us ’ 99J-D
3 Hs ’ 99M-N
3 Fjs ’ 00A-O
4s ’01
M-N
4s ’01
J-D
4s ’02
J-J
4s ’03
J-J
4s ’04
4s ’05
4s ’06
J-J
J-D
F-A
May
Apr
Apr
Apr
.
.
1
1
56,000c
1
62,000c..
1
100,000c-. .Mch 1
48,000c. -June 1
66,000c.. N ov 1
82,000c.. .Apr 1
65,000c.. .Nov 1
23,000c. .Dec 1
85,000c._ .Jan 1
56,000c.. .Jan 1
106,000c. .Jan 1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
145 ,(H)0c
.
.
35,000c..
Dec
.
Feb
.
ASSESSED
Real
Years—
Personal
Estate.
Propertu.
$6,736,533
$14,010,505
1906
1905
1904
1902
1900
1895
1801
1S80
13.937.595
13,784,839
6,52a 736
6,297,148
6.089,934
6,127,060
5,498,375
5,931,832
5,309,326
5,028.107
13,537,680
13,963,301
16,588.350
16,041,973
.
Tot. Assessed
Valuation.
City tax.
51,000.
$12.50
pir
520,747,038
20,466,331
20,081,987
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
19,942,284
19.664.740
18,561.676
22.520,182
21,351.299
14,039.067
9.010,960
Railroad, telegraph, telephone and
15.83 H
express companies (51,377.700 for
1907' return city
property directly to State
in
authorities, and is
foregoing figures.
Included
not
Tiie total tax rate in
1906 was $24.90
per 51,000.
tax. $4.90; county tax, $4.60:
This Includes State
school tax,
and cltv tax proper.
$12.50.
POPULATION.—In 1904, 43,381; In $2.60,
1900
(Census)*,
population was 33,300: in 1880 it was
39,441; In 1890,
21.891. •
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BRUNSWICK.
County
seat of
LOANS—•
X. D Russell,
City
Glynn County.
Incorporated
When Due.
5s
7s
J Assessed
4
J-J $236.000c.
Compromise Bonds.
J-J
$62.150c
Jan
1
1921
Clerk.
Feb. 22 1856. • •’
val., 1907 (est.) 57 ,000.000
(Assessment
at
about face value.)
..514.00
City tax (per $1.000) 1906..
Total tax (per $1,000)
1905.
1909 Population in
1890
BONDED DEBT Jan 1
’07.5298,150 Population in 1900
and notes
34,728
Population in 1907 (est.)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907..
832,878
INTEREST payable in Brunswick
and New
Floating debt
26.25
...8.459
-.9.081
..13.500
..
.
York City.
CARROLLTON.
E. B.
Merrell,
Clerk.
This city is in Carroll
County.
Bonds are
LOANS—
tax-exempt.
When Due.' BONDED
DEBT Mch 1907 .598.000
School Bonds.
1
Assessed valuation 1906
5s
1 .500,000
July 51.300c
Tax
rate (per 51.000) 1906.
Water Works Bonds.$24.50
Population
In 1900
5s
J-J
1 .998
545.000c
Population
In
1906 (est.).
Street Bonds.
...2,700
5s
J J
525,000c
Sewer Bonds.
,
•
5$ g’06 J-J $15,000
.Jan 1 ’21’35
INTEREST is payable In New York
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City.
CHATHAM COUNTY.
COUNTY.
Butler,
Commis’rs
Chairman
,
.
..
COLUMBUS.
City Clerk.
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.
.
..
1929
VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation and
have been as given
tax rate
below.
In 1897 the assessed
valuation of all real estate
reduced 10% and in 1899 and
In 1900 5% was
Is said to be about
deducted.
Assessment
80% of actual value.
Atlanta is the
county seat of Fulton
R.
Clerk
In 1893 tlie
Savannah Is the
Court.
Incorporated in 1847.
city of West End was annexedCounty.
county seat.
and 552,000 of bonds
LOANS—
BOND. DEBT Mch ’07..
assumed.
H7te» Due.
560,000! State & Co.taxfper $
Redemption —(Con.)
Past-due bonds
Assessed valuation
$2,000 4s g
1900.-33,293.574 ' Population In 1900 1,000). ’06.512.30
J-J
574,000.. Jan. 1, 1927
Capitol.
71,239
4s g
J-J
6s
J-J
275.000
CLARKE
Dec.
31,1928
555,500..Jan. 1,1914 4s g
T. P. V lucent t
J-J
399,000 Dec. 31,1933
Redemption.
Bd.
ConFrs.
County seat Is Athens.
3Ljsg J-J
5s
J-J418,OOODec. 31, 1931
LOANS—
568,500
Julv 1 1911
When Due. Value of
Sewer Bonds.
5s
Co. property ’06.. $
J-J
Rond Improvement
125,000
52,000..Sept. 1, 1915
Bonds.
J-J
Assessed valuation 19o6
4'-js
J-J
$250,000c. .July 1 1933
116,000 ...July 1 1916 33as g
(512,000.
8,605.980
.July
Water.
1
’07-’l4
4 Us
J-J
(Assessment
4s g ’04 J-J (
about 4 5 actual val.)
22,000.. .Jan. 1 1917 4 Us
1
60.000..Jlllv
’
1
5-‘29 State & Co. tax
g
J-J
4 Us
$500,000
J-J
Ian. 1,1922
(per M» ’('6
21.500..Jan. 1,1918 4s g
l 25,000. .July 1 *30-’34
$8 60
J-J
4 1 .S
1 82.000
J-J
Population In 1890.
Mav 31. ’23
Court house bonds....
25,000
Fan. 1,1919
15,186
3Usg
J-J
$28,000
4 '2s J
J-J
200,000.
Population
.Julv
In
1900
BOND.
1,1931
289,000..
DEBT
Jan. 1. 1922 3 4s
17.708
Sept 1906
J-J
g
125,000
4 1 -s g
150,000. .July 1,1933
J-J
46,000.. Dec. 31,1924'
INTEREST Is payable In Athens or
Piedmont Park Bonds
4s
New York.
J-J
124,000..Jan,
1,1920
5s
.1-1)15
4s
J-J
560.000.June 15,1911
36,0(10..Jan, 1.1921
L.
II
4s g
J-J
(Subject to call 1906.)
M.
36,000. .Jan. 1, 1923
M.
West End Bonds (assumed)
4s g
J-J
46,000..Jail. 1,1926 5s
A-O $50.000
County
seat of Muscogee Co.
Apr.
1,1910
INTEREST Is payable In Atlanta
Incorporated 1828. An
4% 25-year bonds.was voted
and at the Nat.
York
All Issues carry
Park Bank in New
Dec. 4 1902 to build a new Issue of $250,000
the Issuance of these
tax-receivable coupons.
water plant; but
bonds has been delayed
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
have been Instituted
by litigation.
FUNDS. ETC.
Several suits
challenging
the
right of the cltv to build the
works.
Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 ’06. Jan.
The first of these raised a
water¬
Total bonded debt
1 ’05. Jan. 1 ’04.
point as to the validity of the
Involved
the
$3,495,500
bonds and
question
as
$3,541,500
to
Water debt (included)
whether Interest which has
$3,541,500 $3,481,500 due
not yet become
should be considered In
1.078,000
1,078,000
On Jan. 1 1907 the
1,078.000
figuring the debt limit.
1,523.000 Court on March 12 1903
The State Supreme
held
fund amounted on the floating debt aggregated $64,569 and the
unaccrued Interest Is not
same date to
sinking V. 76. p. 667. Another suitthat
part of the debt;
$668,704.
was
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
brought,
this time in the
Circuit
State
Court
United States
Constitution forbids increase of
by the
debt beyond 7 p. e. of real
city’s for the bondholders Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co. of Baltimore (trustee
and personal value.
of-the Columbus Water
within the constitutional
The borrowing
Works Co.), to prevent the Is¬
ability suance of the
limit Jan 1907 was
TAX FREE.—All the
$2,713,333.
above-mentioned water bonds. On
above bonds
Newman of the United States
April 22 1905 Judge
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The are exempt from the city tax.
Circuit
jurisdiction. An appeal was taken Court dismissed this suit for want of
city’s assessed valuation (about
actual value) and tax rate
and
in
60%
have been as follows:
December
Court of the United States
1906 the Supreme
held that the United States
Real
tion and the ease was
Personal
Court had jurisdic¬
Total Assessed
Years.
remanded to Judge Newman for
Cltu Tax
Instate.
311,
p.
262;
V.
Propertu.
hearing.
See V. 77
79. p. 2163.
1907.
Valuation.'
2599; V. SO, p. 1985.
perSl.000.
the matter was still In
Up to date of statement
1906.the courts.
$80,067,113
$12.50
57,906,138
LOANS—
17,755,884
When Due
75,662.022
1 1.25
56,388.984
Bridge Bonds.
Redemption Bonds.
17.543.745
73.932.729
4s g’02 J-J
12.50
48,333,000
5s ’79
$20,000c
J-J j 511,000c
19.397,018
Jan 08-’12
1902
Jan
1
67,730.018
1908
12.50
Brid ge. Policed Fire
43.597,813
13.771,794
Dept. Bonds
1900
{258.000e
Ian
1
.57.369.612
1«
1909
e
12.50
'04 A-O $36.00(>c
41,456.943
4 Us’Ot J-J
Oct
1 ’07-’24
13.023.345
55,000c
Jan
1 1927
54.480.288
12.50
BONDED DEBT Feb 1
4 Vas’98 J-J
34,502,618
14.205.332
*07.$512,500
50,000c.. .Jan 1 1928 Assessed
1888
48.707.950
15.00
4s g
25.590,681
J-J
9,003,517
33,5(M)c
34 594.198
Jan 1 1935 Assessed valuation.' real.-.9,528.050
15,00
3 Ug 01 J J
val, personal.
49,000c... Jan 1 1931
7.006,895
_
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
was
1907
a
1929
1930
1930
1931
1932
193
1934
1 1935
1 1936
.
J. II. Goldsmith,
as
Refunding
...
Sewer Bonds.
County,
Richmond County.
When Due.
i
189045.
Lt.
of
$2,000
__.|
TAX FREE.—All *of the
INTEREST is payable in city’s bonds are exempt from city tax.
and all coupons are
Augusta,
TOTAL DEBT, &c\—The
city on Jan. 1 1907 had a tax-receivable
$1,722,850.
bonded debt of
The following
shows Augusta’s total bonded
(including water debt) on the statement
debt
first of January of each of
Years
the
years mentioned.
Bonded debt. | Years.
Bonded debt. \ Years.
1907
Bonded debt.
51,722,850 1904
$1,743,300 11895
1906
$1,752,800
1,742,900 11902
1,746,700
1905
j
1
880
1,742.900 11900
2,039,00
1,749.800 11872
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
Constitution of the State of 1,383,750
adopted in 1877, limits
Georgia,
municipal indebtedness In this State to
amount of taxable
on the
property.
Augusta's debt at that time was7%
of that limitation and
in excess
still is.
Therefore under no
debt of the city be
circumstances
can the
increased.
No bonds can be
the purpose of
lawfully Issued except for
retiring old Issues as they fall due.
No obligation of this
city has ever been repudiated or
scaled.
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city owns its water works, valued in
$1,000,000, the Augusta Canal,
1905
valued at $2,000,000. and $300,000 at
other good real estate
in
within city limits.
The net annual Income
rents (canal and water
from water
works) was reported in 1905 as
creases yearly from new
and in¬
industries and new extensions $107,734,
This income more than
of water mains
meets the Interest on
the bonded debt.
receives $15,600
The
yearly forcertain railway
city
franchises, which will be Increased
by operation of the new State
franchise tax law
$12 000 per annum from
The city also receives
corporations for use of certain streets.
1838.
Water &
J-J
seat
Allen, Mayor; Philip S. North,
Bonds Lettered FI.
6s ’83
M-N $200,000c. .Nov 1
1913
Bonds Lettered D.
6s ’85
F-A $45,000c.. Feb 1 1915
Bonds Lettered RB.
5s ’89
F-A $25,000c.
Feb 1 1919
Bonds Lettered CB.
5s ’91
M-N 5105,000c.
-May 1 1921
Bonds Lettered EE.
4%s ’86 A-O $24,500c.
Oet
1 1916
Bonds Lettered RB.
4 V;s ’92 J-D
$115,000c. Dec 1 1922
Bonds Lettered.
4s ’93
M-S $98,000c.. .Mch 1
1923
Bonds Past Due, not
yet presented
--S
C. W.
Rawson, Mayor; Y. C.
Dougherty County. Incorporated JinRust, Clerk.
4s,
Augusta Is the county
city Jan. 31 1798.
LOANS—
for payment.
This city is in
LOANS—
When Due.
Water-Works and Sewerage—
6s,g., Jan.544,000c Jan. 15 1908
Richard E.
Treasurer.
.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
ALBANY.
AUGUSTA.
.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND
TOWNS IN THE
sec
171
(per $1,000) for 1906 was 522
40. being made up of
tax, $9.90, and city tax
proper, $12.50.
1906
(estimated), 150,000; in 1900
(Census), it was
65,533; in 1880 It was 37,409.
.
1,034,813
following,
The total tax rate
the State and
county
POPULATION in
89,872; in 1890 it was
.
^
For reports not given in
alphabetical order in (he
Statements” at end of this State.
AND TOWNS.
:
18970.
GEORGIA—CITIES
j
Apr., 1007. J
Chappell, Mayor;
Moore,
17*2
GEORGIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Total valuation 1GOG
$16,534,945; Population In 1890
(As'.e-'sm't about 90;‘0 actual value.) ; Population In 1900
Tax rate (per $1,00(0 1900
$20.30\ Population In 1900
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
tax-receivable coupons.
TAX FREE.—Tin- city’s bonds are exempt
J.
from city taxation.
Beasley, Clerk and Treasurer.
S. \Y. Conev, Ordinary.
LOANS—
When Due.;
Court House and Jail Bonds.
'$24,000. .Dec 1 ’07-’18
4 njs’nti J-D
51,000..Dec 1 ’l9-’35
5,000
1
Dec 1 1936
DAWSON.
R. E.
Blasingame, City Clerk.
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$50,000,
Floating debt.
6,000
1 1925 Sinking fund
2,000
Assessed
15,000.. .Dec 1 1933i
valuation 1906
1,164,684
Works
Bonds.
Dec 1 j $15,000...Dec
\
Tax
$S0,500
rate
(per $1,OUO) 1906
$21.80
1,846
2,500
June 1 1925 ! Population In 1900
June 1 1933 Population in 1906 (est.)
\ 7,500
j $5,000
Nov 1 1920 I
5,000
Nov 1 1930 |
INTEREST on the water-works a nd electric-light bonds is payable at
the United States Mortgage & Trust C o. in New York City.
.
NEWNAN.
This
A. R.
Burdett, Mayor.
city Is In Coweta County.
LOANS—
School Bonds.
5s
Dee 1 $17,000c
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
1907-’23
$93,000
.
Assessed valuation 1906
19o7-’33 1 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
; Population 111 1900..
1,549,099
$10.00
2,926
payable in New York.
DODGE COUNTY,
(J.
On
Walton County.
Electric Light Bonds.
5s ’05 June 1 j $7,500
Boll, Clerk.
Water Bonds.
Dec 1 $43,5ooc
I NT!-;REST is
Water
5s ’05
T
.
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1906...
This city
in Terrell County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
5s y Mr, Nov $3U.00i'c. Nov 1 ’07-’36
5s
MONROE.
This city Is In
LOANS—
This city is in Crisp Count y
LOANS—
When Due.) BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.$105,000
Sewer and Water Works Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1900
1,944,921
Gs ’"7
J-J $45,000c. .Jan l ’30-’38; Actual valuation (est) 1906 3,500,000
INTEREST is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York City.
CRISP COUNTY.
INTEREST is payable in Macon and coupons are tax-receivable.
Sewer and paving bonds Interest is payable In gold.
TAX FREE —All of the bonds are exempt from city tax.
(’has. \Y.
Incorporated 1825.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
6s g
J-J $40.000c..Jan 1 ’07-’23
Sewer Bonds.
School
Bonds
J-J
$3,500
BONDED DEBT Dec 1
Total valuation 1906
6s
1907-1909
’06.$83,500
3,100,000
1923-1924 ; (Assessment about H actual value.)
1925-1928 | Total tax (per $1,009) 1906.. $22.50
l 4.000c
1929 j Population in 1890
2,859
Electric Light Bonds.
Population In 1900:
3,654
5s g ’04 J-J
$20,000c..Jan 1 ’23-’34 ; Population in 1906 (est.)
6,700
on
INTEREST
the water bonds Is payable at the Fourth National Bank
New York City, and at the Treasurer’s office, Newnan.
TAX FREE.—Ali bonds arc exempt from city tax.
1
CORDELE.
17.303
17,014
..20.704
Bonds carry
[VOL. LXXXIV.
f$4,000c_
4s
J-J
( 12.000c
.
Griffin, Clerk Board of Comm.
East man is the county seat
LOANS—
When Duc.\BONDED DEBT Nov ’06..$ 100,000
Court House and Road Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1906. .3,136,038
■$15,ooo_.Sept 1 ’ 17-’211 Population in 1900
13,975
5s MO
M-S
2o,ooo..Sept 1 ’22-’26 Population in 1906 (est)
15,000
_
...
25,000.. Sept 1 ’27-’311
40.000. .Sept 1 ’32-’30|
INTEREST Is payable at the Columbia Trust Co. in New York City.
DUBLIN.
ELBERTON.
W. F.
2,987
5,000
Jones, Clerk and Treasurer.
T:.N citv is the county scat of Elbert
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$78,5o0 |
Asse-'.-d vaiua’ion 1905
1,728.(*62 |
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
County.
Tax rate (perSl.OOO) 1905
Population in 1900.
Y. C.
Carnesville is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
$15.00
..3,834
Nelms, Ordinary.
Hanks, Mayor; Halsted Smith, Clerk.
GAINESVILLE.
R.
“
D.
c
U(‘ik.
y'o'.ay >eat
of Hall County.
fivm ’-:‘y tax
LOANS—
Mitchell, Mavoi; Jas. II. White,
Incorporated in 1870.
Bonds
are
exempt
When Due.
BONDED DEB T Feb 1907.$140,000
Refunding RR. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
2,400,215
4 h>
J j
$30,(K)oc
July 1 1930 (Assessm’t is about actual value.)
4 Rs
J-J
20.000c
July 1 1931 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$10.00
Impro\rinent Bonds.
'Population in 1890
3,202
4s
J J
550.0O0C
July 1 1932 Population in 1900
4,382
W ater and Light Bonds.
Population in 1906 (est.)
8,000
J .1
6s
$4o,OOOw._.Julv 1 1920!
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
GRIFFIN.
W. B.
Drewry, Mayor; Thos. Nall, Clk.&Troas.
Situated in Spalding County.
Incorporated Dec. 1843.
LUAN.s—
When Due. Water debt (included)
$66,000
Elec trie-Li gh t Bonds
No floating debt.
6s g
Jan
SJ.oooc
Jan 1 1008 Total valuation 1906
3,100.200
Light. Water & Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment on realty at full value;
5« '"4
J-J 51 uO,000c
1912-1930
on per. at abt. 2-3 actual value.)
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per SI ,000) 1906
$19.98
■:
F-A
$1,000c.. Feb 1
1908 Population lu 1890
.4,503
6F-A
8n.oooc.Feb 1 '09-’23 Population in 1900.
6,857
BONihi!) DEBT Feb 19o7.$140,000 Population in 1906 (est.)
8,000
IN PER EST on electric light and water bonds In Griffin and X. W. Harris
A fit.. New York City; on the light, water and sewer bonds of 1904 at the
Cni'ed Stages Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.
,
HAWKINSVILLE.
J-J
os
J. F.
city is in Pulaski County.
Coney, Ch'm’n. Board of Comm.
Jan
$33,000c
rate (per $1,000) 1905
Population in 189.0
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable in New York and Rome, anti the coupons are
tax-receivable.
Interest has been promptly paid since 1876, when the
city made an adjustment of her debt.
WATER WORKS owned by the city are valued at $200,000; the earn¬
ings yield a surplus of $5,000 per annum over expenses.
LIMITATION.—7%
SAVANNAH.
Geo.
This town \< the countv seat of Butt-- County.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Dec 1906..$88,000
W ater.
I Assessed valuation 1906
578,648
Dec
Dec
$20.000
1935;
f $3,500....June 1 1921
J-D 1 2,000. .June 1 ’28-’29|
10,300..June 1 ’30-’361
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
\Y.
Jo** V.
LA GRANGE.
T. J.
Applewhiu*, Clerk.
MACON.
Wuen Due.
J
1927
Harwell, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city is In Troup County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 M7. ..$61,000J Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,161,936 j Population in 1907
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$6.50!
J ATE It EST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
4,274
7,000
(est)
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city’s assessed valuation (about
as follows;
Personal
Years.
1906
Macon Is
county seat of Bibb County.
Incorporated, 1824.
In1878 the interest on some of the city’s bonds was
passed and In 1880 the
entire debt was funded into 6s.
Since that date interest has been
promptly
LOANS—
When DUf.
Bridge & Imprvt. Bonds.*
3s
$58
Q-J
000c
1931
4
Deficiency Bonds.*
H'S £ Q-J $41 ,000c... Oct
Gs
1 1926
(J-J$3 )7.100c.
Q-J $20.000
.
.Jail
11910
Jan
1 1917
Sewer & Town Hall Bonds.
4s g
’(.4
4s
*
the
f$2,000c..Jan 1 ’08-’09
Q-J ( 1 o,000c. .Jan ] ’10-’29
(15,000c..Jan 1
f20.000c.Apr 1
quar j lO.OOOc.Apr 1
I 10,000c.Apr 1
1926
Q-J $ 140,000c. July 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Mch 25 M7.$89l,100
50,000
Sinking fund
352,200
Assessed valuation, real..11,062,226
Assessed val. personal
8,173,675
Total valuation 1907
19,735,901
(Assess, abt. 2-3 to *4 actual valued
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
$12.50
Total tax (per $1 ,000) 1906... 25.00
Value of city property
$683,500
Population In 1890
22.746
Population in 1900.
23,272
Population in 1906 (est.)..'
40,000
’30-’34
*10-’l9
’20-’29
’30-’34
Tue market house. «iefieiency and bridge and
bonds, are aU held in the sinking fund
m-wer
1
Floating debt
Market House Bonds.*
5s
Paving Bonds.
4 14* g
Q J $130,000c._Oct
Sewer Bonds.*
5s g
Funded Debt Bonds.
Total
of
Tax Rate
Real Estate.
Valuation. per $1,000
Property.
$14,079,704
$14.50
$44,554,201
12,494,700
14.50
41,851,342
12,494,700
14.50
41,851,342
1900
26,230,742
10,877,335
14.50
37,108.077
1890
20,000,000
11,800,000
15.00
31,800,000
1885
13,055,969
8,112,997
21,168,966
21.25
Tin* total tax rate (per $1,000) In 1906 was $26.80, Including State and
countv tax $12.30 and city tax $14.50.
The city tax rate (per $1,000) for
.
1907 lias been fixed at $13.90. - The above tax rate is the gross rate; 19“.'.
rebate is allowed on city taxes if paid within a certain time.
POPULATION.—In 1903 (under extended limits) the estimated popula¬
tion was 80.000; in 1900 (Census) it was 54,244; In 1890 It was 43,189; in
1880 It was 30,709.
B. P. Brown
Jiv/Clerk.
Toecoa is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. | LOANS—
Court House Bonds.1
Jail House Bonds.
5s M7
May $40,000..May 1 M8-’32 5s ’07
May $10,000.
H. H.
When Due.
.May’1 ’03-’32
Cummings, Intenclent.
This village is in Richmond County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1906
$70,000 Assessed valuation 1905. .$2,026,379
Floating debt-.
J.
16,500 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903
j Population in 1900
86.500
F.
$10.00
3,243
Pittman. Mayor.
| BONDED DEBT Sept 29 ’06$70,00n
Sewerage.
(Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,100,000
4 '^s’oo J-.J
$18.()00c_ .July 2 1936 ! Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$10.00
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly after> Population in 1900
5,322
July 2 1923.)
Paving Bonds.
4 Jr^s’07 J J
$30,000..Jan
1 ’27-’3G|
INTEREST on tin* paving bonds Is payable at the Importers & Traders'
National Bank In New York City; on all other bonds in New York or
Thomasvillo.
‘
.
TURNER COUNTY.
Improvement. and part of
0. L.
Royal, Clerk County Court.
Ashburn Is the county seat
LOANS—
When Due.\
Court House, Jail & Road Bonds. |
5s ’06
J-D $70,000..Dec 1 ’07-’36i
VALDOSTA.
Bridges Smith, Mayor; A. II. Tinsley, Treasurer.
the
paid.
Tiedeman, Mayor;- C. S. Hardee,
This town is in Thomas County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Treasurer.
Milieu is the eountv seat
LOANS—
When Due.! LOANS—
Court Mouse Bonds.
j
Bridge Building Bonds.
5s ‘07
JJ
1927 (5s ’07
$43,000
JJ
$15,000
assessed valuation of taxable property,
Its cash value) and tax rate have been
THOMASVILLE.
Louisville is the county seat.
HON DIM DEBT Mch 1907.$50,000 ’State&Co.taxCper $1,000) *06.$11.40
Assessed valuation 1906
3,485,652 j Population In 1900
.18,212
JENKINS COUNTY.
.
Savannah is the county seat of Chatham County.
Incorporated 1789.
Prior to the year 1876 the city’s bonds were all 7s, but through a
compro¬
mise all but S3,3(>0 of the old bonds have been exchanged for new ones
bearing 5 X tax-receivable coupons.
LOANS—
When Due.
Old Bonds.
__S
Redemption Bonds.
$3,300c
5s ’79
Q-F$2,686,700c. _Feb 1 1909 BONDED DEBT Mch '07.$2,935,650
5s ’83
Q-J
245,650c..July 1 1913
INTEREST is payable In Savannah, and in New York at the American
Exchange National Bank.
Coupons are tax receivable.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from taxation by the city.
WATER-WORKS.—The water-works owned by the city were built In
1853-54, and subsequently Improved at a total cost of $1,000,000.
DEB T LIMITATION.—The city is debarred by State law from Issuing
more bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906
S. M. Cl ark,
on
Treasurer.
SUMMERVILLE.
Wall, Mayor.
$31,000
3,188,075
1,976,834
5,164,909
$10.00
6,957
7,291
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val., personal
Total valuation 1903
e
6s*i •
J-J
Jan
$74.100c
1909
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1906.$270,100
JACKSON.
5s MO
1912
41is
J-J $163,000c_..July 1 1926
a*.Water Bonds.
Tax
STEPHENS COUNTY.
J. B.
Last charter Sept. 18S3
Sinking fund
LOANS—
When Due. ( BON DEI) DEBT Mch 1907.$61,000
City Hall and Auditorium Bonds—•( Assessed valuation 1907... 1,155,960
«1 ax-Dxempt)—
| Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.__ .$11.00
5s ’*'7
JJ
$15,000c
Jan 1 1936( Population In 1900
4,104
INTEREST is payable in Hawkinsvllle
5s M5
County.
Funding Bonds.
DEBT
I Assessed valuation 1906..$1,952.937
4 MnMo July $50,000
1908-1922iState <!c Co.taX(per $1,000) ’06..11.50
BUN DED DEBT Feb 1907 ..$50,000; Population in 1900
17.700
i NT Ei t EST Is payable at t he < 'olumbia Trust Co. in New York Cit v.
This
J. D.
Rome is tiie county seat of Floyd
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
This place is in Laurens County.
New charter Auer. 28 1905.
TOTAL DEBT Sept ’06... $105,000 I Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
2,377 ,iS5 ( Population in 1906 (est.)Tax rate (per SI ,000) 1906
$22.00 j
t
ROME.
John T.
Roberts, Mayor; J. J. Newman, Clk.
Tills city is In Lowndes County.
LOANS —
When Due.
Sanitary Sewer Ronds.
5s g
1929
J-J $35,000 c
5s g
J-J
1930
23,000 c.
Street Pavng Bonds.
4s '04
Aug- $ 15,000c..Aug 15 1934 ;
Incorporated 1860.
BONDED DEBT Feb ’07.. $160,000
Floating debt
12,240
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1907.-
172,240
21,866
3,800,000
(Assessment is
actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900..$9.50
Population in 1890
..2,854
..5,613
Population in 1900
Population In 1906 (est.)
9,000
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1906
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’04
Aug
$5,000c..Aug If. .534
Water-Works and City-Hall.
6s
J-J
$45,000c... Jan 1 192 1
Public School Bonds.
5s *05
J-J
$35,000c..Jan 15 1935
INTEREST payable In New York or Valdosta.
TAX FREE.—All bonds of tills city are exempt
WAYCROSS.
A.
M.
from taxation.
Knight, Mayor.
This city Is tiie county seat of Ware County.
LOANS—
When Due. j BONDED DEBT Oct ’06.. $205,000
School, Street and Sewer Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1906
3,500,000
5s £ ’06 A-0$ 100,000c.. .Oct 1 1936 City tax (per $ 1,000) 1906... $11.00
Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J
$50,000
Water 6s g
30,000
Jan
1
1930
1920
1924
Population in 1890
Population In 1900
Population in 1905 (est.)
Academy 6s g 25,000.
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
3,364
5.919
8,000
Apr., 1907. J
FLORIDA—DEBT OF STATE
WAYNESBORO.
GAINESVILLE.
Tills village is in Burke
County
LOANS— Whin Due
Water W'orks, Sewer and Electric
Light Bonds.
f $2,500
Jan
1912
i- 5,000
Jan
1917
’07
J-J
•I 7,500._ _Jan
1922
10,000
Jan
1927
! 10,000
_Jan
1932
25,000
Jan
1930
:
Bainbridge, Decatur County
Baker County
Barnesvilie (C.), Pike County..
Tax
Rate.
$
$
2,250,000
5.00
1,000,000 17.76
1,090,000 10.00
518,885
7.50
1.932,826 10.00
2,500,000 10.00
4,645,089 10.00
1 .001,39 4
3,000.000
9.00
844,840 ] 9.30
2,600,000
8.00
County
None
2,000
45,000
68,500
51.500
42,000
38,000
40,000
34,500
51,000
.....
Eatonton, Putnam County
Elbert County
Fitzgerald (C.), Ben Hill Co.^
Fort.Gaines, Clay County
30,000
Fort Valley, Houston
County... 37,000
_
None
None
None
506,000 10.00
651,000 10.00
2,029,790 17.00
1 ,04 6,963
1,125,000
8.50
1 ,320,000
500,000
4.50
1,325,501 12.00
550,000
2,003,000
8.50
1 ,800,000
9.00
678,649
8.00
2,204,209
1 ,525 ,000
6.50
50,000
Madison (C.), Morgan
County.
Mllledgeville, Baldwin Co
Montieello, Jasper County
30.000
25,000
None
51,1 (*0
30,000
45,000
35,(*00
None
_
Moultrie (C.), Colqult Co..
Nashville (T.), Berrien County.
None
Quitman, Brooks County..
Sparta, Hancock County..
65,000
26,500
45,000
-50,000
50,000
Washing
None
2,500
5,363,957
39,000
37.000
(C.) City.
(T.) Town.
4s ’06
JACKSONVILLE.
1 .817
1 .305
Treasurer (till
exp.Tu.aft.1st
Tuesday after
LEGISLATURE
meets
2,022
20,160
1 ,992
5,455
1 ,1 06
3,493
293
13,436
2,281
1 ,150
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
March 3 1845
KEY WEST.
Mon.Jan.1909)X.B.Broward
Mon.Jan.,09)H.ClayCra\vford
1st Mon. Jan. '09)Win.V. Knott
years on the Tuesday
are limited to 60
days.
County
..
..
17.464,949
16,152,122
104,144,605
91.983,467
3.25
76.611.409
4.00
The presen til aw requires
property to be assessed at “full cash value.”
POPULATION OF STATE.—
61 1.8-15 i 1880
269,493 [1850
87.445
1900
528,542 [1870.
187.748 11840
54.4 77
1890..,
391,422 11860....
140,42 4 ! I860.
34.730
The proportion of the colored
population was 47.01% In 1880,
1890 and 43.7% in 1900.
42.58% In
In number blacks were
40,242 In 1850: 62,677 In
1860; 01,689 In 1870- 126,690 In 1880; 166.678
In 1890. and 230,730 ill
1900.
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_
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
IN
THE
W. W.
This eltv Is In Polk
DADE COUNTY.
E. C.
Miami Is the county seat.
Dearborn, Clerk Circuit
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House, Jail & Road Bonds.
4 !2s
A-0$ 150,000
Apr 1 1921
(Subject to cal! Apr 1 1911.)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 *06.$150,000
DUVAL COUNTY.
T. I).
County
■..$5,539,987
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value A
tax (per$l
,000)'(>5.$31.00
Population In 1890.£
861
_
..
1900
5,000...
Court
5s
Total valuation 1905
13,522.922
(Assessment about 13 actual value.)
State A Co tax
(per$l,000),05.$22.00
Population In 1905
47,912
Population In 1900
39.733-
L. Balt ozell, Treasurer.
County.
TOTAL DEBT. July 1 1906..
1932
G.
This city is in Nassau
BONDED DEBT July 1 '06.
Floating debt
Court.
(Subject to call after 1917.*
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906 $400,000
INTEREST is pavable at New York and
Jacksonville.
FERNANDINA.
4 955
House Bonds/
....$100.000
$63,000 Assessed valuation 1903..
$1,223,000
23,511
86,511
Ponds
When Due.
INTEREST Is payable
"MIAMI.
M. R.
*
.
•
$ 15.000
at the
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1903....
$20.00
Population in 1900
4,959
Population In 1906 test.*
6,000
tax-exempt.
Population in
Kellum,,Clerk
$1,500
6i>h,oo0
06. $ 4** 50
l'.<<>7 test. *
4 .*>00
.
of (\»muri>si<mens.
When Due. \ BOND ED DEBT
Nov ’uG. $;•*,).ooo
j Assessed valuation 19U6
19361 Population in 1900.
OCALA.
This
are
Floating debt....
Assessed valuation 19**6
Total tax rate (per SI ,00o»
National Park Bank In New York
Cl!]-
This city is in Dade County
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
5s ’06
s-a $100,000c
6,509
National Bank. Lake City.
McMullen, City Clerk.
$45,000
(Subject to call.*
1.2«>0,00l)
1,681
Herbert A. Ford, Chairman Finance
Committee.
city Is in Marlon County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1906..$39,500
Sinking fund
9,00*)
Assessed valuation 1906
1,330,082
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
ORLANDO.
County
seat of
from taxatlou.
J. 11. Smith,
Orange County.
LOANS—
Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
Population In 19(>0
Population in 1906 (est..*
$39.00
4.493
5.500
Mayor; A. B. Johnson, Clerk.
Incorporated
When Due.
1875.
Bonds
are
exempt
Refunding Bonds.
Public Improvement.
5s
J-R $2.V.000c
June 1 1933
M N $ 15,000c
Nov 1 1911-BONDED DEBT
Jan 1907
$60.*>*>0
J-J
15,000c
July 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1906
1,355,0**0
General Revenue.
(’Assessment
"•* actual value.;
7s
J-J
$5,oot>e
July 1 1917 City tax (per Sl.ooO) 1906
$10.oo
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Population in 1890
2.856
Population
in 1900
2.481
INTEREST is payable at tHe Hanover National
Bank, New York City.
7s
7s
1
PALATKA.
F. J.
Feaniside, City Treasurer.
'Phis city Is in Putnam
County.
LOANS—
When Due.| Assessed valuation
1906._$l,5o*>.ooo'
M-N $144,000c
1942, Tax rate (per $ 1.000) 1906
2**.oo
BOND. DEBT Feb 26 1907 $144,000;
Population
in 1900
J,.950
Floating debt..
10.0001
INTEREST is payable in Palatka
5s
....
Chas.
H.
Bliss, Mayor; Geo. T. Moigan,
This city Is in Escambia
County.
Re-incorporated in 1895.
Prior to Nov. 1 1901 the
compromise bonds of this city’carried 5% inter¬
The city has no option to
redeem these bonds before 1911.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Compromise Bonds (Tax cxem ;>t>. Floating debt.. Feb ’07. $34**.«>.).»
6s
3,500
M-N $240,000c
Nov l 1911 Assessed valuation.
real-- 8,076.363
Sewer & Drainage Bonds (Tax exP
Assessed
val,
personal..
3,946.267
4 t^g’OG J-J
S50.000C
Jan
l 1936 Total valuation
1906.... 12.022.632
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1936.) (Assessment
about 75% aetua! val.*
City Hall & Jail Bonds (Tax t Tempt). Total tax
(per $1,000* ll>06 __$3" 75
4 Qg’OO J-J $l(.*0,t*0uo
Ian 1 1936 Population in *890
..ll.75o
(Subject to call after Jan l 1936.)
Population
in too**
17.747
Paving Ronds (Tax exempt).
Population
in
1906
u-st;
.27.ooo
4 *-og’oo J-.)
$50,ooue_
Jan
1 1936
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1936.)
INTEREST on the compromise bonds is
pavable in Pensacola: on ail
other bonds at the'United States
Mortgage 3c Trust Co.. New York
est.
-
State & Co
LOANS—
..
Court.
Cassidey, Clerk Circuit
seat is Jacksonville.
When Due.
St, Johns River Imp’t Bonds ISM2.
Gs
J-J
$50,000.
July 1 1932
(Subject to call after 1912.)
5 ’£s
M-N 225.000
Nov 1 1932
(Subject to call after 1912.)
$35.50
1,950
Total valuation 1905
Population in
(\ E.
Comptroller.
Clark, Mayor; A. J. Angle, Clerk.
of Bond
I PopulatIon in 1905.
at the First
s a
PENSACOLA.
County
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$45.000 I Tax
rate (per $1.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
783,950 ] Population In 1900
Sheffield, Chairman Board
BONDED DEBT Jan 1907.
.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
BARTOW.
BabcOck, Mayor.
city is In Polk Count %.
0s
.
J. C.
LOANS—
..
_
Goo. L
Monroe County.
LAKELAND.
the
..
1905
seat of
INTEREST Is payable
...
..
Paiterage,
Tr.
This city is situated In Columbia
County.
Incorporated 1857.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT
Mch 1907.$135.000
Municipal and Water Bonds.
'Water debt (Included*
os ’05 g Sept $125,000c.
12,000
.Sept 1 193o|Total valuation 1906
School Bonds.
1,123,000
|
(
Assessment
about
actual
3s ’05 gold M-S
value.)
S10.000c.Sept 1 1935,'Total tax (per $1,000) ’05...$32.00
This
after
were outstanding
against
Florida on Sept. 1 1906:
LOANS—
—Interest.—
Principal.
—
Name and Purpose.
P.Ct. Payable.
When Due. Out stand
ing
Refunding bonds of 1901
3
J-.J
Jan. 1 1951
$2670,70
Refunding gold bonds of 1903
3
J-J
Jail. 1 1953
333 i ,8b
INTEREST Is payable In Tallahassee.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The total bonded
debt on Jan. 1 1907 was $601,567.
All securities are in the form of
registered manuscript bonds and
carry 3%
interest: they are all held in State
Educational funds as Investments.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The tax
valuation of real estate
railroads and telegraphs),
(including
personal property, total valuation and
State
tax rate per $1,000, are
given below for the years
Indicated:
Real Estate.
Personal
State Tax
Years.
RR & Tel ah.
Proprrtu.
Total.
per $1,000
1906
-.$115,024,278
$26.99 4,593
$142,018,871
1905
$6.00
107.087,978
24,348,615
131,430,593
6.00
1904
95,108,633
21,956,207
117,064,840
4 .00
1903
90,397.127
20.936,608
111,333,735
5.00
1902
83.931,531
19.116,406
103,047.937
5.00
1901
79,706.369
17,844,822
97,551.191
5.00
1894
1890
1886
B. W.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
June *06.$403,000
Water Works Plant Bonds.
| Floating debt Oct 1905
6s
60,000
J-J $100,000
J'hn 1 1932 j
Assessed
valuation
1906--.7.500.000
Judgment Bonds.
(Assessment
about
30%
actual
6s
val.)
June $148.000.. June 1 1929
City tax (per $1,000) 1906...$19.50
Refunding Bonds.
Populatlonln 1890
5s ’05
18,080
F-A$128,500
Oct 1 1955 Population In 190*.
17.114
(Subject to call Oct 1 1933.)
Population In 1905
20,498
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$26,500
July 1 1917
INTEREST Is payable at the Knickerbocker
Trust Co. of New York City.
TAX FREE.—Bonds are
exempt from city tax.
LAKE CITY.
5^,0S0
Tallahassee
OUTSTANDING LOANS.—The
following loans
the State of
86.679,656
75,831,345
Nolan, Mayor.
Treasurer.
Montieello Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT April 1907.
$25.0001
County
tax
(per
$1,000)
1905..S7.00
Assessed valuation 1905
1,500,000 j Population in 1900
13,130
30 1822). .March 30 1822
biennially In odd
first Monday in April, and sessions
Goo. M.
This is the capital of Duval
County.
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation
1905
$18,264,340
Water Works and Imp’t Bonds.
' Total valuation
(est) 1906 20,000,000
5s g
M-N $1,368,000c.May 15 ’24
(Assessment 3-5 actual value.)
Improvement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905..$16.20
5s g ’06 J-J $400,000c
Jan 1 1936
17,201
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’06.$1,768,000 Population in 1890..
Population In 1900
28 429
Assessed valuation, real..
14.355,540 Population In 1905
35,301
Assessed val, personal
3 908,800
INTEREST is payable in Jacksonville or New
York.
.
Admitted as a State (Act March 3 1815)
Total area of State
(square miles),.
State Capita]
Governor (term exp. Tu. aft. 1st
Tampa.
McRae, Clerk Circuit Court.
INTEREST payable by County Treasurer.
1.823
19,729
ITS
Sec. of St. (term
May $60,000c
14,828
3,300
Assessed valuation, real..$9.261,750
Assessed val, personal
2.130,110
RR. and telegraph
1,255,897
Total valuation 1905
12,647,757
State & Co tax (per$l ,000)’05.$28.00
Population In 1900
36,013
Population In 1903
51.416
When Due.; BONDED DEBT
1906 $60,000
! Assessed valuationSept
1905
May 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905 2,483,439
19.00
( Population In 1905
27.073
Court House Bonds.
617
24 ,<H>2
W. A.
Marianna is the county seat.
LOANS—
(V.) Village
Territory (Act March
'06.$427,500
1
JACKSON COUNTY.
3,135
5.10
of
Worth, Tax Collector.
58,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1906. 485.500
INTEREST on the railroad bonds Is
pavable at
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
as a
$45.000
BONDED DEBT Jan
Floating debt
State of Florida.
Organized
When Due.
Bonds
6s
4,315
14,119
,200,000 22.20
3,129.296
6.00
J
Road
C. E.
Tampa.
4s g
J-J $309,000
...July 1 1933
Court House Bonds.
hitlon.
1900.
2,641
6,704
4,917
2,025,637 21.00
800
1 ,000
Is
seat
LOANS—
Papa-
Valuation.
None
Cartersville (C.), Barton Co
Douglas, ColleeCounty
A sses-sed
Debt.
$
Hampton, Secretary Board
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we
give statistics regarding minor civil divisions
in the
State of Georgia which are not
represented among the foregoing detailed
reports.
Debt.
$
84,000
30.000
48,000
W
This city is located inf Aluchua
County.
LOANS—
When Due
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$155.000
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1905
730,787
f35,000c..-Jam
1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000)
5s ’06 g
1905...$20.00
{ 40,000c... Jan 1 1931 Population In 1890
.2,790
I 40,000c_.. Jan
1 1941,
In 1900
3.633
INTEREST is payable at the City Population
Treasurer’s office.
_
Bonded 1• 7 anting
W.
Public Works.
BONDED DEBT Mch 190 7
$60,000
Assessed valuation 1900
1,035,173
Population In 1900
..2,030
.
173
-
.
-
ST. AUGUSTINE.
■County
J. M. G. Carrera,
seat of St. John’s
County.'
LOANS—
When Due.
5s g
M-N $77.000.. r May 15 1927
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 *06. $77,000
Assessed valuation 1905
1.700.000
ST.
PETERSBURG.
vine, Clerk.
T. J.
City Clerk.
( Assessment about 1-3 actual
v.Uue.*
Population in 19**5.
...5 12!
Population in 1900
4.272
...
Xortlirup. Mayor; W. V.
De-
This city Is la Hillsboro
County.
LOANS—
When Due. i BONDED DEBT Nov
’06. $i<>5 3no
Sewer, Street. School A Water B d *. I
Assessed valuation 1906. ..1.695 925
6s g’(*7
$63,000
Tax rate (per $1 ,(>00) 1906.
1937!
$!4.0*>
(Subiect to call after 1927.)
Population In t90n.-_.
,2.316
1 NT UR EST on the issue of 1907 is
p«\ able at the office of
.
.
City Trca>’
rer.
174
ALABAMA-DEBT OF STATE
TAMPA.
Tampa
Jolm A.
Is
the
Hansbiuugh, Auditor.
county
July 15 1887.
of
seat
Hillsborough
LOANS—
When Due.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
5s g ’05 J-J $300.000c
June 1 1955
(Subject to call June 1 1935.)
Park Bonds.
5s g ’05 J-J $140,000c
June 1 1955
(Subject to call June 1 1925.)
J-D $100,000c..June
J-J
170,500c..July
1
Incorporated
Municipal Improvement.
J-J $300,000c
Jan 11921
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’00,$1,010.500
Osg
Sinking fund
39,025
Assessed valuation 1905.-12,342,907
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$18.50
i
—
Refunding Bonds.
5s g
5s g
County.
1929
Population In 1900
Population In 1905
15,839
22.823
11929,
*
WEST PALM BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Metcalf, Secretary Board of School Trustees.
Guy I.
This district is located In Dade County.
LOANS
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Jan *07..
$40,000
f $4,000..May 1 ’08-’ll Assessed valuation 1900... 1.800,000
I 6,000..May 1 ’12-’15|
INTEREST payable at County
5s *07
M-X (
8,000..May 1 ’16-’191 Treasurer’s office In Miami.
1 10,000..May 1 ’20-’23 |
112,000.. May 1 ’24-’27|
State of Alabama.
ITS
DEBT.
Organized
RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act March 3 1817) a Aug. 15 1817
as a
Admitted as a State (Act March 2
1819)
Total area of State (square miles).
State Capital
Governor (term expires Jan. 14 1911)5...
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1911)
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)c
Nov
,
9 1819
52,250
Montgomery
B. B. Comer
c
F. N. Julian
W. D. Seed
Under the new Constitution the Legislature meets
quadrennially on the
second Tuesday In January or on such other
day as may be prescribed by
law.
Session limlteed to 50 working days.
Next session convenes Jan. 8
1907.
a 'This Is date when the
Mississippi Constitutional Convention
Its labors, the Act
establishing the Territorial Government of
[VOL.
LXXXIV
Section 220 provides that no city, town or
village whose present Indebted¬
exceeds the limitation Imposed by this Constitution shall
be allowed to
become indebted In any further amount,
except as otherwise provided In
this Constitution, until such Indebtedness shall
be reduced within such
limit; provided, however that nothing herein contained shall
prevent any
municipality except the city of GADSDEN from Issuing bonds
already
authorized by law; provided, further, this Section shall
not apply to the
cities of SHEFFIELD and TUSCUMBIA.
ness
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1,828,097 1870
990,992 | 1840
590,756
1890..
1,513.017 1800.
904,201 1 1830
309,527
1880
1,262,505 1850
771,023|1820
127,901
The proportion of the colored
population was 47.53% In 1880, 45.04%
In 1890 and 45.3% In 1900.
In number, blacks were 345,109 in
437,770 In 1800; 475,510 In 1870; 000,103 In 1880; 681,431 In 18901850;
and
827,307 In 1900.
1900
CITIES, COUNTIES
AND
TOWNS
IN
THE
STATE OF ALABAMA.
ANNISTON.
Thos. E. Kilby,
Mayor.
Anniston Is in Calhoun County.
Oxanna has recently been annexed.
An adjustment of this city’s debt was effected
In 1900, new 20-year bonds
being Issued In. exchange for old bonds.
The new bonds bear 2% Interest
for the lirst live years, 3% for the next
live years, 5% for the third live
years and 6% for the remaining five years.
Bonds are tax exempt.
$359,500 of the new bonds have
peen exchanged for the same amount of old ones.
The remainder outstanding,
$6,500, will not be exchanged, but Interest will
be
paid at
LOANS—
same rate as on the new ones.
When Due.,
Population 1890 (Census)
..9,998
Population In 1900 was
9 095
$342,978e..Dec. 1 1919 j Population of Oxanna (addiInterest see note above.
tional). 1900
1,184
BOND. DEBT Mar 22 1907.$359 .500 Interest Is
payable at Safe Deposit &
Tax valuation 1906..
6,199,0621
Trust Co.. Baltimore.
(Assessment about % actual value.) <
Refunding Bonds.
_.s, g,
J-D
For rate of
BESSEMER.
J. J.
Sullivan, Mayor; C. T. Cooke,
Treasurer.
Situated In Jefferson County.
Incorporated 1887.
LOANSWhen Due
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 ’00. .$ 104.000
Improvement Bonds.
.Special loan due 1900.
15,000
Os g
A-O $50,000c
1922 Assess, valuation 1905
Apr
2,277,000
0s g
J-J
29.000c
1939 (Assessment about V. actual
July
value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1.000) 1905. .$23.50
5s
F-A $70,000c.. Feb 1 1932
Population in 1890 was
4,544
School Bonds.
Population In 1900 was.
0,358
5s
F-A $ 15,000c.
Feb 1 1932 Population in 1906 (est )
10,000
INTEREST payable in New York.
_
completed
Alabama hav¬
ing provided that the Act was to commence and go Into force when
the
Constitutional Convention of Mississippi had ’’formed a
Constitution and
State Government for that part of the
Mississippi
Territory
lying west of BIRMINGHAM.
the territory herein described.”
Geo. Eustis, Treasurer.
h Term Is four years from time of
Birmingham is in Jefferson County.
installation In office.
In 1889 an
Incorporated 1871.
c Term expires on first
amendment to the State Constitution was
Monday after second Tuesday In Jan. 1907.
passed permitting an Increase of
one-half per cent In the tax rate, the
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For the early history of Alabama’s State
to
be
proceeds
applied exclusively to
debt see
the payment of Interest on the
“State and City Supplement” of April 1894.
city’s bonds and lor the creation of a sinking
page 108.
Under an Act of
fund.
the State Legislature approved Feb. 18
1895, all bonds authorized to be
LOANSexchanged under the Act approved Feb. 23 1870 were barred If
When Due.
Improvement Bonds (Pref.)
not ex¬
Citv Hall and School Building.
changed by July 1 1890.
The amount thus barred was $185,400.
Osg’9 4
J-J
$150,000c. Jan. 15 1924
By 58*00
J-D $250,000c. Dec. 1
another Act also approved Feb. 18 1895 and amended
1930
Feb. 16 1899. the
Refunding and Improvement.
Governor refunded the bonds Issued under the Act of
Sanitary
Bonds.
Osg’93
F-A
$140.000c. Feb. 13 1923
Feb. 23 1870 (Series
Osg’87
M-N $50.000c. .May 1
“A,” “B.” and ”C”) with new securities.
1917
Refunding Bonds.
Public Improvement.
5s’00
A-O $30.000c.. Oct. 1 1930
LOANS—
When Due. |
Refunding Bonds, 1906.
Osg’89
M-S .$300,000c. Mar. 1 1919 5s’01
Sub’n Bonds, Renew Class “C”
J-J
20,000c.
July 1 1931
14s
J-J
$7,137,000. July 1 1950
Osg’91
M-S
200.000c Sept. 15 1921
Town of Highlands (assumed)
1906.
j
Funded Bonds to Retire 6s of
fisg’02
J-J
15
150,000c.
Jan.
1922
3'4s
J-J
M-N $30,000c
Osg
$900,000
Jan 1 19561
1921
1880.
5sg’90 A-O
200,000c. Apr. 1 1920 0s
M-N
45,000c
1922
| 4s ’90
JJ
$954,000
Jan 1 1920
M-S
5sg’91
100,000c. .March 1921
Assess. Bonds (not incl. in debt).
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The
funding 4s are for $500 and $ 1,000 each,
(Subject to call at any time.)
the bonds of 1906 $1.000 each.
Osg var., $239,500
1909 to 1914
7s’87
M-N $5,000c. Nov: 15 1917 General bonds
Jan 1 1900.$2,324,000
INTEREST.—Interest Is payable In New York at the Trust
School Building.
Company
of
Assessment debt
America and in Montgomery.
.239,500
Osg’88 J-D
$25.000c. June 1 1918 Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT.—Total bonded debt March 1907
42,572
5s’04
$9,057,000.
J-J - 200,000c.. July 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT
Jan. 1 1900.2,000,072
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE, ETC.
Sanitary and Building.
Total valuation 1900... .25,804,897
Valuation of
Osg’87
M-S $50,000c. Sept. 10 1917 (Assessment about
General
Amount of
2-5 actual value.)
Year.
Osg’88
M-S
Property.
Tax Rale.
50.000c. Mar. 15 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900
Taxes.
$22.00
I 900
$374,071,927.00
Funding
Bonds.
$2.50
$930,713.78
Population In 1890 was..
26.178
1905
J-D $00,000c.. Dec. 1 1910
7sg’80
347,228,469.00
2.50
808,151.21 !
Population In 1900 (Census'. .38,415
1904
Ss’OO
J-J
320,173,663.00
209,000c.
2.50
July 2 1930 Population In 1900 (est.)
815^,803.81 1
1903
00,000
INTEREST is payable In New York at the
311,100,707 00
2.50
779.602.07
Hanoxer National Bank.
1902
298,440,145.00
5.50
1 ,041,415.03 I
DISBURSEMENTS.—The
total disbursements for the year
1901
ending Dec
288,057,737.00
5.50
31
1905 xvere $020,981 and the cash on hand
2,104,930.07
1900
at the close of that
270,408,432.00
year $18.
5.50
Total receipts for 1905 xvere $011,703.
2,028,063.24 I 564.
1895
242,537 170.00
5.50
1 ,335,759.80 j
1890
258,979,575.41
4.00
1 ,042,618.03 | CALHOUN COUNTY.
II. B.
1885
Treasurer.'
172,528,933.32
0.00
1,041.897.74 |
Anniston Is the county seat.
1880
139,077.328.22
0.50
908,078.55
’
LOANS—
When Due. i Assessed val., personal
1870
135,535,792.00
7.50
$5,050,000
4 l^s’01 J-J
1.010.518.44
$35,000c
192U Total valuation 1907
In addition to the above tax rate of 2
11.075,000
6s"’97
K> mills for general purposes In 1905,
A-O
75,000c
1917 (Assessment about 3-5 actual
there was lex led a special-soldier tax of 1 mill
value.)
Court House Bonds.
and a special school tax of 3
State
&
Co
tax
mills.
(per
M)
1907..$12.20
4 Ujs’01 J-J
$05,000
Population
In
1900
HT
ANn X t V
I
imit
34,874
tTinuc
a
DEBT
liT
AND TAX LIMITATIONS*
.....I
.
,
B O N D. D E BT Feb 26 1907 $ 175,000 Population In 1907 (est)
A revised
(constitution whs adopted
50,000
at the
Assessed vniuHtion renl
G 625 000
The new Instrument makes radical
ls!01- 1
INTEREST Oil the bonds of i897 Is payable at the Hanover National
changes
In relation to debt and taxation,
an outline of which was
BanU, New York City; on all other bonds at the Morton
furnished In an editorial In our "State and
Trust Co., N. Y. C.
City i
Supplement” of October 1901.
We have only room to indicate a
few
of
its features.
.
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.
“
...
...
.
.
;
Glover,
,
...
t
.
_
*
COLBERT COUNTY.
-Oscar G.
STATE DEBT.—Under Section 213
(Article XI) the State Is prohibited
Tuscumbia Is the county seat.
from creating any new debt,
except to repel Invasion or suppress insurrec¬
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $200,000
tion.
This prohibition, however, does not
| Population In 1900
22,341
apply In the case of bonds to
Assessed valuation 1900
refund old issues or temporary loans to
5,538,221! Population In 1907 (est)
meet deficiencies, the
27,000
State
&
Co
tax
latter, though,
(per M) ’06.
_$1 2.50 j
being limited to $300,000.
Section 214 limits taxation for State
INTEREST Is payable in Chicago, III.
purposes
to sixty-five one hundredths of one
per cent.
The sections relating to taxation of counties
and municipalities are also
DALLAS COUNTY. Julien
given in Article XI
Court County
being numbered 215, 210 and 219.
They are very I
‘Revenues.
lengthy and will be found In full in the editorial above referred
to.
LIMIT OF INDEBTEDNESS.—The
County seat Is Selma.
debt-incurring power of counties
and municipalities In the new Constitution
LOANSare contained In Sections 222
When Due. | Assessed valuation, real
tc
220 Inclusive, forming
.$5,994,071
Bridge Bonds.
part of Article XII.
, Assessed
val., personal
4,020,280
BOND ISSUES TO BE VOTED
4s
J-.r
$60,0000
Jan. 1 1919 Total valuation 1900
ON.—Under Sec. 222 all bonds proposed
to be issued under
.10,014,357
general laws must lirst be authorized by a
Optional.$5,000yearly aft. Jan. 1 ’01 (Assessment about 00% actual
vote
majority
or the qualified voters of
val.)
Court House Bonds.
the county, city, town,
State & Co. tax (per Mi 1900
village or other political 4s
$13.50
sub-division desiring to Issue such securities.
J-J
$40,000c
Jail. 1 1922 Population in 1890 xvas
There are exceptions to
this,
.49,350
however.
See the Section In full In the
Optional, $5,000 yearly after 1914.’ Population In 1900
above-mentioned editorial.
was
_54 ,057
COUNTIES are limited by Section 224 to 3
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1906 .$100,000
V:i per cent of the assessed
Poplutaion
In
1900
(est.).
58.000
valuation of property.
INTEREST ls payable at City National
This limitation does not affect any debt
Bank,
Selma.
Ala.
existing
at the time of the
adoption of the .constitution in excess of 3 4 per
cent,
either created or authorized
ETOWAH COUNTY.
J W.
by existing laws to be created.
Such counties
already indebted In excess of 3 4 per cent are permitted to
Gadsden is the county seat.
Incur an addi¬
tional debt of 1 4 per cent of the assessed
BONDED DEBT Aug 1900 $125,000 |
valuation.
Counties are allowed
StateA Co. tax (per $1.000)’06,$14.00
to fund or refund
Assessed valuation 1900
any existing Indebtedness.
6,843.900 Population In 1900
CITIES, TOWNS, etc., having a
27,301
(Assessment abt. 40% actual value)
of
are
population
less
than
0,000
limited
‘Population
In 1900 (est.)
to 5 per cent of the assessed value of
40.000
with
property,
an additional 3 per cent
for water works, gas or electric
EUFAULA.
A. A.
light plants or sewerage.
This limitation
does not affect any debt now
This city is in Barbour
authorized by law to be created or
County
Incorporated about 1848.
any
temporary loans to be paid within one year made In
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt,
anticipation of the
collection of taxes, not exceeding one-fourth of the
$5,000
Water and Sewer Bonds.
annual revenues of such
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907...
city or town.
154,000
Os *90
J-.J
$07,000c
1926 Assessed valuation 1906
1,470,000
CITIES AND TOWNS of 6,000 or over
Bonds.
Inhabitants, also GADSDEN, 6s Refunding
(Assessm’t about 66 2-3 % act. val.)
ENSLEV, DECATUR and NEW DECATUR,
’99
J-D $82,000 0
are limited In their debt¬
1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900
making powers to 7 per cent of the assessed
$25.00
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907 $149,000
The follpxvlngPopulation In 1900
descrlbed classes of Indebtedness are not to be valuation.
4,532
considered In figuring the
Population
1900 (est.)
In
debt limit: temporary loans to be
7,000
INTEREST pavablc In Nexv York and In
paid within one year, made In
Eufaula.
tion of the collection of taxes,
TAX FREE. — Bonds are
and not exceeding one-fourth of theanticipa¬
exempt from taxation.
general
revenues: bonds or other obligations
already
Issued,
or
which
may
hereafter
FLORENCE.
be Issued, for the
A. K.
purpose of acquiring, providing or
constructing school
County seat of Lauderdale County.
houses, water-works and sewers; and obligations Incurred
Incorporated Jan. 27. 1820.
and bonds Issued
for street or sidewalk
LOANS—
When Due. I Floating debt
Improvements, where the cost of the same, In whole
$8,240
or in part. Is to be assessed
Refunding Bonds.
against the property abutting said
!
Assess,
val. 1900 about
.2,000,000
Improvements; 5s
J-J
provided, that the proceeds of all obligations Issued as
$100,000c..
1919 1 Assessment about 2-3 actual
herein
value.
provided. In
Sewer Bonds.
excess of said 7
per cent, shall not be used for any
I City,tax (per $1,000) 1900.
purpose other than that
5.no
5s
J-.J
for which said obligations were Issued.
$40.000e— Jan 1 1921 i
Nothing
contained
In
this
0.012
Article
Is to prevent the funding or refunding of
TOTAL DEBT Dee 1 1900.$ 140,000 Population 1890 xvas
Population In 1900 xvas. ...1.0,478
eric»|11KNor Is the
Section to apply to the cities of SHEFFIELD andIndebtedness.
! Population In 1900 (est.)
TUSCUMBIA.
10,MOO
INTEREST Is payable In Nexv York at
National Park Bank.
■
Simpson,. Judge Pro. Court.
.
_
Smith, Member
,
.
.
.
.
Penn, Judge of Probate
Courie, Clerk.
Walker, Mayor; J. B. White’, Clerk.
.
_
...
_
.
Apr., 1907.]
GADSDEN.
ALABAMA—CITIES
C. D.
Clarke, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of
Etowah Countv.
LOANS—
*
When Due. | BOND. DEBT
Oct 1 1906.§115,000
Sewer Bonds.
| Assessed valuation 1905 ..2.500,000
4s
S50.000
ate
|Taxr
(per $1,000) 1905
School Building Bonds.
$750
\ Population In 1900
5s g ’07 J-J 52U.OUO
i
4,282
Jan
1 19371
...
AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
5s
J. J.
McMullan, Mayor.
seat of
This city Is the
county
Butler County.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 2G
Sewer Bonds—Tax
1907..$65,000
Exempt.
Water debt (Inel)
5s’06
J-J
15,000
$10,000c..Jan. 1, 1937 Assessed valuation
1906
Street Bonds—Tax
1,200.000
Exempt.
Tax
rate
(per
5s’06
1906
J-J
18.50
$20,000c..Jan. 1, 1937 Population In $1,000)
1900
3,162
Population In 1907 (est)
4,000
HUNTSVILLE.
Thos.W. Smith,
Mayor; H.
$150,000c
J-J^
Streets,
Pollard,
II. C.
Birmingham.
County
seat is
Huntsville.
LOANS—
Road Bonds.
5s
J-J
$50,000c.
are tax
exempt.
John W. G arner, Tax Assessor.
Jan. 1 1919
to call after Jan. 1 1909.)
J-J
$50.000c.. Jan. 1 1929 Total valuation
1906
8,528,804
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
j (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
5s
J-J
$22,500c
1920 St. & Co.
taxfper $1,000)'06. .$14 50
5s
M-N 25,000c
1925 Population In 1890 was
38,119
(Subject to call after 1915.)
Population
in 1900 was
5s
43,702
M-N 525,000c
1935 ' Population in 1906
(est.)
50,000
(Sublect to call after 1925.)
TAX FREE.—All the bonds are
exempt from county and city tax.
INTEREST is payable at the Mechanics’
National Bank New York.
(Subject
....
MOBILE.
Pat. J.
Lyons, Mayor.
Mobile Is tlie county seat of
Mobile County.
Incorporated 1811.
This
city has paid its Interest regularly
since the compromise with its bondholders
in 1881. The
city in 1906 purchased the plants of the
Bienville
Water
ply Co. for $350,000, payments to be made In
Sup¬
thirty annual Installments—■
deferred payments carrying 3%
Interest.
V. 83, p. 175.
[Bids for $2,000,000 4 4 % refunding bonds are asked
for May 15.)
LOANS—
When Due. I
Paving Bonds.
Funding Bonds of 1881.
6s
J-D $30,500
...to
5s
1916
J-J
$1 .950,000.Jan. I 1906 5s
J-J
150.000
.to 1917
(See notice to holders of above
bonds. (At least one-lifteenth to be
redeemV. 82, p. 59.)
|
ed each year.
Water and Sewer Bonds 1899.
:5s
M-S 29S,500o
to
4 4s
1919
J-J
$750.000.. Jail. 2 1939 (At least one-lifteenth to
be redeemed
improvement Bonds.
each year.)
4s
M-S $60,000... Mar. 1 1921
J
Paving Bonds.
j
5s
M-N $195,000.
1921
INTEREST on the water and sewer bonds
and the Improvement bonds
Is payable at the
American.Exchange National Bank, New York, and First
National Bank. Mobile.
TOTAL BONDED DEBT Mar. 15 1907
$3,784,000. including the water
Of the
endorsed with the statement thatfunding bonds of 1881 about $250,000 are
they
represent the purchase money for
certain wharf property and are
secured by a vendor’s lien on said
Of the
property.
and
improvement bonds.
original Issue, about $200,000 are
outstanding, the balance having
been drawn under the
provisions of the Act, from the
proceeds arising from
the rent of said wharves.
An Act of the Legislature
requires the city to
levy a tax of
of one per cent on Its
valuation to provide for the
of principal and interest of the
payment
bonds of 1881.
After the payment of Inter¬
est the surplus
remaining from this tax Is applied to the
redemption of the
bonds, after drawing by lot at
par. bonds so redeemed being
canceled.
ASSESSED VALUATION for 1007 of
real and personal, $22.48i.l97; for
1904 of real estate and
personal property was $19,000,000; 1897 was
$15,716.922; for 1896, of real estate, was
$10,303,555; of personal property,
$4,252,872: total, $14,556,427.
The total tax rate
(per $1,000) for 1907
was $24.50.
POPULATION.—Population
was
38,469; in 1890 it
was
MOBILE COUNTY.
in 1907 (est.) 65.000; In 1900
(Census)
31,076; in 1880 was 29.132; In 1870 was 32.034.
G. E
It
Stono, Treasurer.
County seat Is Mobile.
LOANS—
When Due: BOND. DEBT Sent. 1906
.$537,000
To Pay Debt.
Assessed val., real
8s
18,757,228
F-A $24,000c._ Feb. 1 1909
Assessed val., personal.
10,413,322
Refunding.
Assessed valuation 1906. 29.170,550
6s
M-S $143,000c. Mar. 1 1908
(Assessment
full value.)
5s
J-D
169.000c. June 1 1911 State & Co. tax
(per $1,000)’06$12.00
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Population 111 1890 was
.51,1)87
4s'06
J-J $200,000c.
_
July 1 1926. Population In 1900 was
62.740
the 4s is payable at the Bank of
Mobile. X. B. A.; on all
other bonds at the First National
Bank of Mobile.
TAX FREE.—The county's
5 per cent bonds are exempt from taxation
by special law: all others actually.
INTEREST
on
Refunding Bonds.
R S. Williams, Troasuror.
County seat of Montgomery County.
Montgotnerv is the
Incorporated
Dec. 23 1837.
On Oct. 1
1903 this city annexed
Highland Park. Cloverdale. West End. Riverside. Vesuvius, Newtown
and Bellinger's Heights.
Estimated population of annexed
districts. 15,000.
Interest has been paid promptly since the
compromise In 1877
1
1
1924
1942
Population
Ujs’07 J-J $468,000
Jan 1 1937 Population
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
in 1900 was.
In 1890 was
are tax
30,346
21.883
receivable.
seat Is
M. B.
Houghton, President
Revenue; A. H. Eubank, Tax Asstssor.
Montgomery.
First National Bank,
National Bank
Montgomery.
NORTH BIRMINGHAM.
T. H.
Friol, Mayor.
jThls town (P. O. Birmingham) is In Jefferson
LOANS
County.
When Due.
Light Mortgage Bonds.
Sewer Bonds
J-D
5sg’06
$ 10,000c.. June 1 1936
5sg’06 J-D $50.000c. June 1
1936 BOND. DEBT
June, 1906 ..$ 195,000
Water Mortgage Bonds.
5sg’06. J-D S40,000c_. June 1 1936 Assessed valuation 1905.. 1,390.000
Town tax (per $1,000) 1905
$5.00
PIKE COUNTY.
A. C.
Edmonson, Judge
of Probate.
Troy is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1907..$100,0001 State & Co tax (per M) ’06-’07.$14.00
Assessed valuation
’06-’07.4.727,450
(Assessm’t oir real about 45% actual Population in 1900
29,172
Population in 1907 (est.)
value; on personal about
31,500
70‘.’3
actual
value.)
SELMA.
B. F. Toler
Clerk.
Selma is In Dallas
County
Incorporated April 1830.
LOANS
When Due. Assessed
* Building
val., personal.. $3, 388,672
Bonds
Total valuation 1906
4s
A-O $24,000c
6, 831,584
1907-30 (Assessment about 3-5
Water Bonds.
actual
Total tax (per $1,000)1905.. value.)
5s ’06
A-O $150,000...Oct 1 1926
.$13.50
Population In 1890 was
Refunding Bonds.
..7,622
Population
in 1900 was
4s
J-J
$255,000 ..July 1 1919
.8,713
Population In 1906
BONDED DEBT Jan
.17,500
1907.$419.000 Interest payable at (est.).
Assessed valuation, real
Selma.
»
3,442.9121
“These bonds are provided for
out of market
rentals, etc.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are
exempt from city and county tax.
SHEFFIELD.
This place Is In Colbert
BOND. DEBT Nov 1906 County.
$78,000 [Tax rate (per $ 10.00)
1905
Assessed valuation 1905
l
.227,6261 Population
...
SUMTER COUNTY.
W, G.
Livingston Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’07.$
120,000
Assessed valuation 1906..
4,736,936
TALLADEGA.
W. C.
$17.50
3,33 3
In 1900
Little, Treasurer.
i County tax
(per $ 1.000) ’05
j Population in 1900
$5.00
32 710
McMillan,City Clerk.
Talladega Is
the county seat of Talladega
County,
LOANS—
When Due.
Water and Light Bonds.
Building Ronds.
I 5 4sg
J-J
6s
$50.000c
J-J
1930
$20,000c
Jan. 1 1921 (BOND. DEBT
Mar., 1906.$ 137,000
Improvement Bonds.
Tax valuation 1905
6s
J-J
1,
800,000
$10,000o.. Jan. 1 1908 (Assessment
about 4 actual
School Bonds.
1
City tax (per $1.000) 1905... value.)
6s
J-J
$5.00
10,000c.. Jan. 1 1934 Total tax
(per
$1.000) 1905.. ..17.50
Sewer Bonds.
Population
in
1890
was
6g
M-N $35,000c..
..2,063
May 1 1920 Population In 1900 was
..5,056
INTEREST Is payable at National
Park Bank, New York
City
..
_
.
TROY.
John
County
Gamble, Clerk
and Treasurer.
seat of Pike County.
Incorporated Feb. 4 1843. The city (Dec.
1 1902) was In default In
the payment of Interest to
the amount of $24,200
owing to Insufficient revenues.
The
ject to vote of citizens) an additional Constitution of 1901 authorizes (sub¬
4
of
1
per
cent
to be used
In paying Interest on
bonded debt.
This provision, however. Isexclusively
cient to pay the Interest.
not suffi¬
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric Light.
6s ’01
F-A
$8,000
Water Bonds.
M S $50,000
Refunding Bonds.
’06
$25,200
BOND. DEBT Dec 1
6s ’94
Improvement Bonds.
Cs ’95
,T-J
$30,000
Refunding Bonds.
Feb
1
1921
4
Jan
..
1
1925
Mch 1 1924
...
1906..$144,500
Unpaid coupons
6,750
1929 Assessed valuation
1906
1,162,000
Ian
1930 (Assessm’t about 1-3
actual value.)
Jan
1934 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
$5.00
Population In 1890 was
3,449
Apr 1 1925 Population In 1900 was
4,097
INTEREST on 6s Is payable In New York.
The city owns the electric
light, bath and water plants.
4s ’99
4s ’00
4s ’04
A-O
$5,000
J-J
2,000
M-S
6,300
School Bonds.
6s g ’05 M-N $18,000
TUSCALOOSA.
County
LOANS—
seat of
Oct
W, M. Faulk, Mayor; 1). B.
Robertson,Cik.
Incorporated
Tuscaloosa County.
Dec. 13 1819.
When Due. I Assessed
val. 1906
$2,151,517
Refunding Bonds.
| (Assessment about 4 actual
5sg'02 J-J $75,000c.. July 1 1932 Total tax
value.)
(peril
00'b 1900...$20.00
(Opt. $5,000 yearly July 1 ’04-*18) |
Population
in
1890
was
5ser*02
J-J
4,215
$50.noon
Julv 1 1932i Population In
1900 was
BOND. DEBT Mch
5,094
1907...$125,800| Population In 1907 (est.)
9,000
INTEREST Is payable at Importers* &
Traders’ Nat. Bank New
York.
_
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the following table we
give statistics regarding minor civil
the State of Alabama which
divisions In
are not represented
among the foregoing detail¬
ed reports
Bonded l -'loafing
A s.sensed
Debt.
Debt.
\ 'oluatlon.
3
$
$
Brewton (C.), Escambia Co
62.000
62,000
735,000
Cleburne County
30,000
2.010.000
Cullman. Cullman County
35.000
None
380,671
Elba (T.), Coffee
County.
25,000
None
465,000
Enslcy (C.). Jefferson County._ 70,000
1 .750,000
Escambia County
68,000
68.000
4.691,246
Macon County..
50.000
50,000
3.690,077
Marlon (C.). Perry
County
26.000
None
220,511
Ozark (C.), Dale
County
30.000
None
400,000
Union Springs. Bullock
County 37.200
None
845.000
Unlontown (C.>, Perry
County. 35,000
None
559,074
Woodlawn (C.). Jefferson Co..
50,000
880.000
-
....
.
MONTGOMERY.
Assessed valautlon, real.
12,688,030
Assessed val., personal
5,084,820
Assessed valuation 1906. .17,772.850
(Assessment about H actual value)
City tax (per $1,000) 1905
$11.25
1 1927 Population in
1904 (est.)
.50,000
.
J-J
$250,000c. Jail.
4^s
J-J
75,000c. Jan.
Paving Bonds.
5s
M-N $ 150.000c.
May
.
Sept.l 1906.S1 72,500
County has no lloatlng debt.
Assessed yaluatlon, real
5,458,599
Assessed valuation, per'l.
3,070,205
5s
1929
City Bonds.
..
When Due. j BOND. DEBT
.
19181
Bonds.
192914 4s
T)4gJ-J$350,000c.July 1 1944
Water Works Bonds.
1 1921 j 4 4s
A-O $600,000c.
Apr. 1 1928
j BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 ’06.$2.379,050
1929 Water debt
(Included)
.800,000
Spec, pav’g debt (add’l)
153,970
—
Court
MADISON COUNTY.
$153,970c
(Payable 1-20 yearly.)
School, Water Works and Sewer
When Due. | Assessed
Jail and Court House
valuation, pers’l $7,993,609
Bonds.
! Total valuation 1906
6s
A-O $18,500
24,616,273
1907 I (Assessm’t abt. 2-5 to
Road and Bridge Bonds.
pj actual val.)
'State & Co tax (per
5s
A-O $425,000
M) 1906..$12.00
1935 j Population in 1890
was
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907
56,172
$443,500; Population in 1900
Assessed valuation, real.
72,047
16,622,664; Population in 1907 (est)
80,000
INTEREST is payable at the Traders’
& Merchants’
and the
6s
6s
TAX FREE.—All bonds Issued
by this county
6s
County
Miller, Treasurer.
,
School Bonds.
J-J
$35,000c
LOANS—
LOANS—-
When Due.
Sanitary Bonds.
House and Jail.
4s
J-J
$20,000c._ July 1 1931
J-D S200.000C-DCC.
1 1917 4 Usg
J-J
380.000c.. July 1 1931
M-S 200,000c._ Mar. 1 1919
TOTAL
DEBT
Sept. 1906S1.100.000
Road Bonds.
Assessed val., real
6s
39,897,704
M-N $50,000c.. Nov. 1 1919
Assessed val., per’l
5s
J-J
17,972,304
50,000c. July 15 1920
6s
A-O 100,000c.. Oct. 1 1921 Total'valuation 1906
57,870,008
(Assessment
is 4 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
State «Sc Co. tax (per M) 1906.S13.50
4>■>sg J-J
$100,000c
July 1 ’31 Population 1890 was
88,501
Population 1900 was..
140,420
Population In 1906 (est.)
150,000
INTEREST on all the bonds Is payable in New
York; on 4s clue 1931 and
5s due 1920 at Hanover
National Bank; on 6s due 1917 at
National Park
Bank; on 6s due 1919 at First National Bank.
1
4^s
Board of
receivable.
seat Is
May
1907|
Special Tax Paving Bonds.
Coupons
INTEREST on the 5 p. c. water and
funding bonds Is
ics’ National Bank,
New York City, and on the street payable at Mechan¬
at the City
improvement bonds
Treasurer’s office.
Coupons are all tax
County
20.000c
Schools, &c.
$95,000c.. Jan
-
6s
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
-
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
1
J-J
Park Bonds.
4 As
J-J
$30,000c
4
C.
This Is the county seat of
Clk.
Madison County.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT
April 1906. $201,600
Municipal Bonds.
Floating debt
6s
F-A $21,600
27,000
1908 TOTAL DEBT
6s
April 1906.. 228,600
J-J
40,()00c
1927 Sinking fund.....
Water Bonds (1st mort.)
.1,666
NET DEBT April 1906
5s
F-A $20,000c
226,934
Feb. 1 1929 Water debt
(Included)
30,000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
5s g
A-O S60,000c. .Oct. 15,1832
2,910,714
City tax per $1,000 1905
Sewer Bonds.
$10.00
Population 1890 (local cen.) _..7,995
6s
J-I) $10,000c
Dec. 1 1917 Population In 1900
was
School Building Bonds.
..8,068
j Population in 1905 (est.)
5s g
J-J
12,500
$40,0O0c
Jan. 1 1933:
Street Improvement Bonds.
!
Os’otjg M-N $10,000c
May 1 1916
(Subject to call after May 1, 1908.)
:
July
Sanitary Sewerage.
6s
GREENVILLE.
when Due. i
Market House Bonds
J-J
$80,950c_.
6s
4 4s
175
Tax
Hate.
S
7.5 0
14.00
5.00
10.00
14.00
5.66
Populotion.
1900.
1.382
13,206
1.255
635
3,114
1 1,32(1
23.126
1 .60S
10.00
1,57(»
2,634
10.00
2.8 IS
1.047
170
MISSISSIPPI—DEBT OF STATE.
State of
Mississippi.
ITS
DEBT. RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
as a
Territory (Act Apr. 7 179S)
aApr. 7 1798
COLUMBUS.
Marshal
E. I).
Yol.
1. XXXIV.
Donnell, Mayor; M. (Y Vandiver, City
County seat of Lowndes County.
Incorporated 1821.
LOANS—
When Due. ! BOND. DEBT Feb 26 ‘07. .$278,000
! Water debt (Included;
Improvement Bonds.
70,<i00
5s g ’06 M-S $00,000c
No floating debt.
1926
Assessed valuation 19"0-';7 3,547,990
Refunding Railroad Aid.
M-N $98,000c.. May 1 1922 (Assessment about
5s
actual value.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
City tax rate (per M) T*7
$10.00
4 Ms
Total
tax
Apr S70,090e_. Apr 1 1919
(per $1,000) 1906..$23.00
City Hall. School House & Sewer.
Population in 1890..
4,559
J-D $50,000c
4s
June 1 1922 Population in 1900..
..6,484
Population in 1906
11,789
INTEREST payable at Columbus.
-
Admitted
State (Act March 1 1S17)
of State (square miles)
Dec. 10 1817
Total area
40,810
State Capital
-Jackson
Governor (term expires January 1908)
J. K. Yardaman
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1908)--iJ. W. Power
Treasurer (term expires January 1908)
W. J. Miller
as
a
_
LEGISLATURE meets quadrennially In leap years tiie Tuesday after the
first Monday In January, with a special session the second year following
the leap year.
Regular or quadrennial sessions are not limited, but special
sessions are limited to 30 days, unless the Governor by proclamation shall
extend the sitting, and only revenue and appropriation bills can be consid¬
ered, “except such other matters as may be acted upon at an extraordinary
session called by the Governor.”
•This Is the date of the organization of the old Mississippi Territory,
which was divided up Into two parts when the State was created.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For early history of the State debt of Mississippi
“State and City Supplement” of April 1894, page 170.
LOANS—
State Bonds, 1904. (c)
When Due.
State Bonds, 1875.
J-J
3^S
S500,000c. July 1 1934
Interest ceased 1878
$450 (Subject to call after July 1, 1914.)
State Bonds, 1896. (c)
Funding Bonds, 1906.
5s
Int. ceased Bonds called
4s
F-A $500,000.-Aug. 1. 1916
13,000
Refunding Bonds 1907—{Tux Ex.)
State Bonds, 1888. (c)
3>*s
J-J
5175.000C..Jan. 2, 191*7
4s
Jan. $103,000..Jan. 1, 1919
see
INTEREST is
payable at office of State Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT.—Mississippi’s Indebtedness on October l 1908 (Including
$2,333,210 of debt for school funds, etc., on which Interest alone has to be
paid) was $3,941,000, and of tills amount a large proportion was held by
various State funds.
The floating debt (warrants,special loan ami certifi¬
cates of indebtedness) on the same day was $20,282, the total debt Oct. 1
1900 being $3,957,948.
The Constitution of the State interdicts the payment
Union Bank” and “Planters’ Bank” bonds.
of the so-called
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State’s assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows:
Heal
Personal
Half roads,
Tax
Total Assessed
Years.
Estate.
Property. Telegraphs, etc.
Valuation.
pe r AT,
1906
$44 ,065,7 15
..$222,386,593 $101 ,663,396
$368,115 .704
$6.00
1905
151,506,047
95,086,585
37.750.505
284,343,137
1904
145,719,108
86,710,203
37,061 ,085
$6.00
269,490,396
1903
145,719,108
70,769,063
•6.00
34,989,279
251,477,450
1901
131,315,821
63,236,476
6.00
28,295,228
222 .847.525
1900
131,315,821
57,400,338
6.00
27,049,788
215,765,947
1899
113,579.916
48,358,640
6.50
26,337,353
188,275,909
1897
113,210,931
44,994,791
24,682,876
6.50
182,888.598
1893
113,409,358
47,540,169
5.00
160,949,527
1890
1.00
116,079,457
49,767,877
165,847.334
1888
90,985,697
42,721 ,082
4.00
133,706,779
.
Paving
Bonds.
M-N $50,000.
6s
May 1 1924
.
May 25.000
Feb" 10 50,000'.
6s
Sewer Bonds.
,5.s
’04
Railroad Aid Bonds.
8s
Moil $47.500
us
J-J
$65,000
M-N
50,000
os
Jan
1 1920
Nov 1 1921
Water Works Bonds.
Feb $65,000
Feb 1 1916
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906 $432,500
Total valuation 1905..
5,629.640
Sept 1 1907 6s
May 1 1908
10 1915
Feb
.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
Gs
$50,000
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
City lax (per $1,000) 1905...$16.00
School Bonds.
Population in 1890
6,658
M-S S3'.1,000
5s '04
Sept 1 1924 Population In 1900.
7.642
Population In 1906 (estl
*.12,000
INTEREST on all bonds is payable In New York.
TAX FREE.—The above-mentioned bonds are exempt from city tax.
CITY PROPERTY.—The water works are valued at $250 000.
Jan
GREENWOOD.
1928
1
R. H.
Hicks, Clerk
This city is the county seat of Leflore County.
bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
5s ’06
Jan
$1,800c. .Jan 1 ’08-25
28,100c
Jan
1 1926
BONDED DEBT Apr 1906.$163,000
INTEREST on the $29,900 issue Is
GRENADA.
J. E.
The refunding school
$15,6)00
2,756,519
Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$25.00
Population in 1890.
1,055
c.3.026
Population In 1900
payable at the City Treasurer’s office.
1 Assessed valuation 1905
Refunding School Bonds.
Huffmgton, City Treasurer.
This city Is the county seat of Grenada County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906.$85.000 |Tax rate (per $ 1 .000) 1906
Assessed valuation 1906
1.211.215 | Population In 1900.
GULFPORT.
$16.50
2.568
H. D. Moore, Mayor.
This city Is I11 Harrison County.
LOANS—
When Due.'
City
Street Improvement Bonds.
...
Hall Bonds.
$2,500
BONDED DEBT Mayll ’06S129,300
Assessed valuation 1905
2,362.270
City tax (per $1,000) l!mG
$9.00
Population 111 1900
1,060
$15,000
Water-Works Extension Bonds.
$10,000
Sewer Extension Bonds.
$5,000..
..
..
..
..
..
...
...
...
.
.
..
...
...
..
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1,551 ,270 1860
1900
1890
1880
1870
1,289,600
1.131,597
827,922
1850
1840
1830
..
..
..
40,352
8,850
136.621 }
ABERDEEN.
J. M.
s<e
.1 dditlonal
Acker, Mayor; R. P. Houston, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Monroe County.
LOANS—
When Due j
Refunding School Bonds.
K. C. JM. & B. RR. Bonds.
5s ’05 Apr $25,0()0c
Apr 1 1920
6s
.June 1 1907,
$5,000
Electric Light and Sewer Bonds.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
i 5s '05
$20,000
5s ’05
A-O f$ 1,800c..Apr 1 *08-25; BONDED DEBT Sept ’05,_ $125,000
(08,000c
Apr 1 1925 ; Assessed valuation 1904
1,350,000
Electric Light Plant Warrants.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Os
$5,000...Oct 1 '07-08 ! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904...$16.00
Population In 1900
__3,434
Population In 1905 (cst)
.5,500
INTEREST on the water and sewer bonds and the refunding school
bonds Is payable In New York.
Ms
Jenkins, Chancery Clerk.
County seat is Natchez.
LOANS—
'07
When Due.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 ’06.$214,300
$13,500
Sinking fund...
5,332
Bridge Bonds.
NET DEBT Apr 1 1906
208,968
5s
$10.800'
-1907-1910 Assessed valuation 1906. .7,299,674
f 5,000c—Feb 1 1911 .Actual val est at 10 to 12 millions.
5sg’05Feb t 7,500c..Fcb 1 '12-14 State & Co tax(per$l ,000) '05. $13.50
l 3,000c
Feb 1 1915 Population In 1890
26*031
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1900
30,111
4^g’U6Jan I$35,000c..Jan 1 ’17-30_Populatlon In 1906 (cst)
37,500
1 57,000c-.-Jan 1 1931
...1926
$ 10,000c
90,000c
1927
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1900
4 Ms
$108,000c
..1928 Population In 1906 (est.).
INTEREST Is payable In Jackson.
TAX EXEMPT.—These funding bonds
INTEREST Is payable In Natchez.
BILOXI.
O. G. Swet man,
city Is lu Harrison County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding City Hall Bonds.
.
.
exempt from taxation.
Clerk
5s ’06
$l2,000c
1907-1918
Water Bonds
5s ’06
A O $25.000c
Oct 15 ’26
(Subject to ca'l after Oct 15 1916.)
..
are
BONDED DEBT-Nov 1906 $147,500
Assessed valuation 1906..$2,164,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$15.25
Population in 1900
5,467
L. E
School Bonds.
Jan $24,300.
6s
(Subject
to
6s
5s
LOANS—
When Due. Assessed val., railroads
$1,308,108
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1907
6,713,804
6s
May $70,000c...May 1 1930 (Assessment about \i actual value.)
Stare & Co tax (per$l ,000)’06_$ 16'50
(Subject to call after 1915.1
Railroad Bonds.
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1906.. 10.00
6s
Mav $150,000c May 15 1918 Population in 1890.
2!).080
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907.$220,000 Population in 1900
35.427
Assessed valuation, real..$3,644,746! Population In 1907 (cst)
.50,000
Assessed val., personal
1,760,950}
INTEREST Is payable in Rosedale.
W. H.
Fitzgerald, Chancery Clerk.
Clarksdale Is the county scat.
BONDED DEBT Nov 2 ’05 $165,000 (County tax (per $1,000) 1905. $9.00
Assessed valuation 1906
4,6$0,177|Population In 1900
20,203
5s
...Tan
l
1909
call after 5 years.)
$15,000
5s’06 semi-ail
Aug 1 1917
1907-1925
1926
$1 ,900
1 63,100
Building Bonds.
Apr I $ 1,700.
Apr 1 ’08-24
i 23.000..
Apr 1 1924
Refunding School Bonds.
.
5s
Feb
f$ 1,700
1 5,800
...
.1907-1922
1923
Colored
Public School.
Dec
$7,500...Dec
Os
31 1915
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
School
and
....
5s *05
Apr
Bridge
$20.000
Bonds.
Apr j$5,500...Apr 1 ’08-18
) 90,500
Apr 1 1919
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Street
Imp. and Bridge Bonds.
is*]7 to 1920
May $7.000
($500 due yearly or? May 1.)
5s
June $l,70o...’-.:ne 1 ’07-23
1 13.000
Juncl 1923
Street Paving Bonds.
ns
5s
Feb
,$7,0(m
'90.500
Feb 1 ’08-21
Feb 1 1922
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 \)6. $365 .-*00
Assessed valuation 1905. .7,500.uih)
(Assessment about ** actual value..)
Total tax (per SI,000) lyo5
$18.*10
Population in 1890
5.920
Population In 1900
7.8 16
Population In 1905 (cst)
25,000
except the sewerage bonds is payable at Jackson.
bonds it is payable at the Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
1919
30,000
.
—.
INTEREST on all
on the sewerage
TAX FREE.—-All of the city’s bonds
Miss.;
JONES COUNTY.
are
exempt from taxation.
W. IL. Bulkin, (Jerk Board >■[
Sup* tv.
Elllsville is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.] Assessed valuation I960..$7,382,424
Court House Building Bonds.
i State AcCo. tax (per $ 1 ,0*»m 06. $13.50
5s ’07
J-J S120,0O0c._Jan 1 ’13-’32| Population in 1900
17,846
BONDED DEBT Feb 1907 $140,0001
LAMAR COUNTY.
C. V. Hart horn,
Chancery Clerk.
Purvis is the county scat.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '07._
$68,000} Co. taxfper $1,000) ’06.$:•.00-512.00
Assessed valuation 1906
3.882.029; Population in 1907 (est
15.000
(Assessment 30 % to 4o % actual val.) |
LAUDERDALE COUNTY.
Meridian is
the'county
LOANS—
B. V.
White’,
seat.
When Due.'! Assessed val.,
Clerk.
personal
$4,365.081)
Court-House Bonds.
Railroads, &c
1,640,590
S90.000
5s ’04
Mch 1 1924 Total valuation 19o6
13.156 271)
BONDED DEBT Mch 1907
$90.0001 County tax (per $1,000} 5900..$6.50
Assessed valuation, real....7,150,600/Population in 1900
5s.150
LAUREL.
Edwards, Auditor.
County seat Is Rosedale
COAHOMA COUNTY.
A. 1\ Lusk. Clerk.
INTEREST payable In Meridian.
INTEREST payable at B'loxl
BOLIVAR COUNTY.
52.577
65,000
County seat of Hinds County, and State Capital.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewerage Bonds.
__
Refunding RR. Bonds.
July ($35,000..July 1 ’12-25
1 53.000 ...July 1 1926
..
Fob
Feb
6s
John F.
BONDED DEBT Mch
? $247;ooO
Assessed valuation, real.
8,91 <.21 2
Assessed valuation, per> 1. .4,522.033
Total valuation 1907
: 3,440.245
Statc&Co.taX per $l,nn..( oq
12.00
Court House and Jail Bonds.
....
ADAMS COUNTY.
,
J. W. McRaven Sr., Treasurer
J’ne $39.000c
5s
5s
j
....
Williams, City Treasurer.
Jackson Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
JACKSON.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
alphabetical order in the following
State.
John
This city Is the county seat of Perry County.
[$170,0<."i :>% bonds
offered April 2.]
LOANS—
IFftun Due. Assessed valuation 10n0_.$6,89s,968
Tax rate (per $1,000) lo 6
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
$7.50
4 Dis’06 M S
$9,OOOc. Moll 6 ’0S-’25 Population in 1900.
...4,500
190.500c.Mch 6 *26-’43 Population in 1907 (est)
22.000
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07..8302.500
4
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
For reports not (liven in
Statements" at end of this
HATTIESBURG.
HINDS COUNTY.
7!) 1,305 I 1820
606,526 ! 1810
375,651 !1800
The proportion of the colored population was 57.47% In 1880, 57. >8% 111
1890 atid 58.6% In 1900.
In number blacks were 310,808 in 1850; • 37.404
In 1860; 414,201 in 1870; 050,291 In 1880; 747,720 111 1890 and 905,930 In
1900.
This
Lee, Clerk.
..
...
...
4s
J. M.
This city Is in Washington County.
LOANS—
When Due.
..
...
..
GREENVILLE.
This
F. P.
Bridgers, City Clerk.
city is in Jones County.
LOANS—
Sehool
_s
'07
| Tax rate (per $1.000; 19l>6...$ 15.50
BONDED DEBT Mch 1
McCOMB.
J. L.
This
"5
When Due. 1 Assessed valuation 1900. .$2.029.70s)
Bonds.
$15.000
..'Population in 1900
’07.$ 108,900}
r.
3.193
Harrell, City Clerk.
city is in Holmes County.
LOANS—
When Due.} Assessed valuation 1906. _$t .76 1.251
Water Works Bonds.
I Tax ratefper $1 ,000) 1966.. .$1 1.75
5s ’06
$15, onoc. .Nov 6 ’07 ’26! Population in 1900
1.177
BONDED DEBT Dec’06._
$99,900}
INTEREST on the bonds of 1906 Is payable In McComb.
....
MACON.
This
H. J.
Barnes, Clerk.
city is in Noxubee County.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '05.$70,100 ! Tax rate (perSl.OOO) 1 904
Assessed valuation 1904
S93.4621
*
$11.50
Apr., 1007.
LOUISIANA—DEBT OF STATE.
MADISON COUNTY.
F. C.
Canton is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’00.$76,000
McAllister, Chancery Clerk.
State & Co tax(per$l ,000) *06.512.00
^■Sinking fund
2,000 Population In 1900.
32,493
Assessed valuation 1906
6,250,000 Population in 1906 (est).....35,000
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
MERIDIAN.
J. II.
Rivers, Mayor; I. R. McElroy, Clerk.
Tills Is the county seat of Lauderdale County.
CANS —
When Due.
Funding Bonds (Con.).
Paving: Bonds.
4 Us
F-A 525.000
Feb 1 1935
S
A-O 525,000
Market
Bonds.
Apr 1 1918
5
50,000
1917 5s
J-J
55,200
;
A-O
30,000....Apr 1 1926
($700 yearly.)
;
A-O
20,000
Water Co. Bonds (Assumed).
Apr 1 1926
4 %'S
F-A
M-N $250,000.. .Nov 1 1939
60,000., .Feb 1 1935 5s ’99
Sidewalk Bonds.
(Subject to call to 1909 at 105 and
4 %s
1
F-A $40,000
Feb
1935 Interest; after 1909 at par and int.)
School House Bonds
TOT. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1906
5s
J-.J
$30,000.
Ian 1 1908
$517,500
6s
May 15,000
May 1 1914 Floating: debt..
57.052
4 u.s
A-O
40,000.
Apr 1 1922 Water bds. (assumed) add’l. 250,000
(Subject to call $5,000 each 5 years.) Total valuation 1906
9.459,689
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
0s
May $100.000...May 1 1924 City rate (per $1,000) 1906...$17.00
4 ;£s
’05 F-A 35,000...Feb 1 1935 Population in 1890
10.624
..
4
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1900..
1aS
$60,000
1910-1930
($3,000 yearly on May 1.)
INTEREST is payable In New York City.
14,050
....
MISSISSIPPI LEVEE DISTRICT.
tury and Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due.
T.
Crosby, See re
Refunding Bonds.
5s
Mch 1 1924
M-SS450,000c
(Subject to call after 1909.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’07.$2,150,000
Levee, Construction.
J-.l $500,000c
Ian 1 1931
Subject to call after Apr 1 1911.)
J-J $200,000c
May 1 1924
M-N 1,000,000c
May 2 1944
6s
If.
District
has
no
sinkimr fund.
Assessed valuation 1906_$19,5O0,000
(Assessment is % actual value.)
Population In 1905 (est)
.110,000
The valuation given above Is on property behind the public levee and
docs not include, anything .In front on the river side.
TAX R ATE for 1906.—Cotton tax. $1 00 per bale on cotton; levee tax,
51" per $1,000; land tax, 5. cents per acre.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are tax exempt.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the Treasurer
NATCHEZ.
Goo.
T.
Eisole, City Clerk.
Natchez is the countv seat of Adams County.
LOANS —
When Due.
j BONDED
DEBT Feb 1 ’06.$527,500
City Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt...
46.116
d>
Jan $32,500.
In 20 years TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1906. 573,616
Subject to call after 5 years.)
Cash on hand
21,777
School Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
..5,813,787
5s
July $25,000
July 1 1931 j. (Assessment 66% actual value,)
‘Subject to call by lot after 1906.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1905..$26 25
N. O. & N. W. RR. Bonds.
Population In 1890
10,101
os
May $320,000...May 1 1920 Population In 1900.
..12,210
Water Works & Sewer Bonds.
15,000
Population in 1906 (est)
5s
May $150,000...May 7 1923
(Subject to call after May 7 1908.)
INTEREST.—Interest Is payable at City Treasury
PERRY COUNTY.
Hattiesburg Is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT Oct’06.
$ 1 20,000 |
Assessed valuation 1906. _11,500,0001
STARKVILLE.
J. B.
Population In 1900
Population In 1907 (est.)
SUNFLOWER COUNTY.
County seat is Indianola.
L(>ANS—
Population in 1900
Population In 1907 (est)
\V. P. Gresham, Chancery
Clerk.
$600
•
TAX FREE.—Bonds of this county are exempt from taxation.
SIN'KIND FUND.— A levy of 50 cents per $1 ,000 Is to be made
after as sinking fund.
*
B. W.
Clerk.
here¬
Griffith, Mayor; H J. Trowbridge,
Young, Clerk.
Floating debt.
TOTAL DEBT Hay 7 1906.
WINONA.
E. G.
Sinking fund
$5,000
NET DEBT May 7 1906...
122,000
Assessed valuation 1906
1,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$14.50
Population in 1900
..3,193
20,000
127,000
Population In,1907 (est.)
5,500
Whitehead, Treasurer.
This town is the county seat of Montgomery Countv.
When Due. : BOND. DEBT Dec 1906
$75,000
School Bond
Assessed valuation 1906. .$1,100,000
5s ’06
M-N $10,000c
Nov 1 1926 : (Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
LOANS—
j
.
—
(Subject to call after Nov, 1
1911) J Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Population In 1900
<•
YAZOO CITY.
E. J. Porn •sine,
$15.50
2.455
Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Yazoo County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept’06..$372,000
Electric Street Railway Bonds
Water debt (included)
173,500
5s ’06
June j $ 1,900c.June 11 '07-25 Assessed valuation 1905
4,031,918
1 48,100c. .June 11 1926 (Assessment about U actual value.)
City Hall Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$15.00
5s ’06
Sept J $1,900.Sept 10 ’07-25 Population In 1900
{23,100
^ept 10 1926 Population
INTEREST Is payable In Yazoo City.
In 1906
4,944
7.500
(est)
YAZOO-MISSISSIPPI-DELTA LEVEE DISTRICT.
Williams, Treasurer. P. O. Clarksdale.
F.
1.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’(>7. $1,799,0001 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1906.110,000,0001
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the talle below
we give statistics regarding certain civil divisions in
Mississippi not included in the foregoing.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Popu-
Debt.
5
Belzoni, Washington County._
Centreville, Wilkinson County.
Columbia (C.), Marlon County.
Corinth (C.), Aleorit County
Gloster, Amite County
Holly Springs (C.), Marshall Co.
Houston (T.), Chickasaw Co...
Indianola (T.), Sunflower Co..
Jefferson County.
Jefferson Davis County
Lee
(C.)
(T)
City.
.
31,900
28,800
29,900
96,700
30,400
60,000
34,700
34.700
39,600
40,000
40,000
County
Lexington (C.), Holmes County
Magnolia (T.», Pike County
Montgomery County
New Albany (C.), Union Co
Noxubee County.
Oxford (T.). Lafayette County.
Panola County
Pascagoula (C.), Jackson Co
Pass Christian, Harrison Co
Debt. V ’uluation. Hate.
$
S
$
3.000
7.50
375,000
None
427.000 10.00
None
750.000 1 1.00
5,000
1,359,459 15.00
825,000
9.00
858.234 14.00
449,135 13.00
10,000
962.675
7.50
3,000,000 In.00
None
3.015,893 13.50
4,776,623 13.00
1 ,255,138
7.00
50,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
A,,M
42,000
-36,000
55,900
50,000
25,000
25.000
47,500
29,700
27,000
None
None
10,000
None
None
None
None
769,827
2,380,916
1 2.50
9.00
800,000
23.00
11.50
12.50
500,000
5,931
507
3,661
1 ,66 l
2,815
f>77
630
21,202
21 ,956
1,516
1,038
16,536
1,033
3*.846
1.825
29.027
5,400,000
1 .028,505
5.453.139
9.00
1 .000,000 10.00
1 .100.000
1 ,1 56.113
7 15.000
1900.
laHon.
263
70S
7.0o
12.50
11.00
5.00
2,028
2.1 13
1 ,156
422
Town.
State of Louisiana.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act Mch. 26 180l«)__Oet. 1 ISO l
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 20 1S11)_
April 30 IS 12
Total area of State (square miles)
48,720
Organized
State
as a
Capital
Baton Rouge
(term exp. 3d Mon. May 190S)._Newton C. Blanchard
Sec. of State (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1908)..John T. Michel
Treasurer (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1908)
James M. Smith
Gov.
Auditor
of
Public Accounts
Paul
Capdcvielle
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on the second
Monday in
May, and sessions are limited to 60 days.
#
*
Vicksburg is the county scat of Warren County
By tRe provisions of its charter the city is obliged to levy a tax to meet
-he interest on its bonds, and to apply any surplus of the sum so x'aised
niter payment of interest to purchase* of bonds at orbolow par.
LOANS—
When Due.
L. N. ().
T. RR.
"
Bond Interest.
5s
F-A$ 1 00.000
1916
Compromise Bonds.
s
F-AS326.31M)
1928 BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06.$588.300
Assessed valuation, real
Redeemable Sio.ooo yearly.)
5,936,498
Citv Hall.
Assessed val., personal
2,845,403
i ’.s
F-A 5 17 .000
1942 Total valuation 1906
8,781,901
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject .to call after 1912.)
.
.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906
Funding Bonds.
$20.00
May f$ 18,000c. May 1 ’08-25 Population In 1890 (Census) ..13,373
)
96,000c.:May 1 1926 Population In 1900
14,834
INTEREST on the funding bonds is payable at the American Exchange
National Bank. New York City; on all other bonds at Vicksburg.
All
\ Vs’00
are tax-receivable.
TAX FREE.—The bonds are all exempt
coupons
WARREN COUNTY.
J. D.
-
from taxation.
Laiighlin, Chancery Clerk.
Vicksburg Is the county seat.
When Due.
Jail-Building Bonds (Tax exempt).
06
June 6 $50 J)()0c_June 6 1926
Subject to call after June 6 1911.)
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’07.. $89,900
Assessed valuation, real._ 5,910,505
Assessed val.. personal
4,112,463
Total valuation 1906
10,022,968
(Assessment about Vj to 3-5 act. val.)
Sept 4 1926 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.S17..50
$6,600c
Subject to call after Sept 4 1911.) Population In 1900
40,912
| Population in 1907 (est.)
50,000
INTEREST on the jail bonds Is payable In Vicksburg.
Sept
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
T. H.
Hood, Clerk.
Countv seat is Greenville.
LOANS—
When Due.! BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1906..$200,000
Court House Bon s.
Bonds awarded Mch 5 1906 addlt’l
7s sr Feb 1
$100.000....June 1 1911 i Total valuation 1906
$9,564,169
Railroad Bonds.
(Assessment about H actual value.)
>5 g Feb 10 $100,000
Mch 6 1915 State <Sc Co. tax (per M) ’05
$13.00
County Bonds.
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1905..$10.00
4 %sg’l)6
$25.000
Apr 1 1916 Population in 1890__
40,414
iSubject to call after April 1 1911.) : Population in 1900.
49.216
INTEREST on the railroad bonds Is payable In New York; on other
bonds at Greenville.
Tax FREE.—'I he above bonds are exempt from county tax.
J. L.
3,813
6,Ooo
city Is In Clay County.
When Due.
School Building Bonds.
5s ’06
J-J
$30 000
1936
BONDED DEBT May 7 ’06 $107,000
..1,499
2,000
j Valuation 1906
4,953,920
:.s
J-.J
$70,oooc
July 1 1926 i (Assessment about H actual value.)
.s
.J-.l
20.000c
Julv 1 1923 i State,Co & levee tax (pcr.M)’o6$27.00
Bridge & Refunding Bonds.
j Population in 1890...
.5,464
4 ' s’o6 J-.1
$30,000c. .Julv 1 1931 I Population in 1900
19,380
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $120.000! Population In 1906 (est)
20,000
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank In Ch cago.
’06
This
$15.00
2,400
Refunding Bonds.
LOANS—
WEST POINT.
LOANS—
1,986
When Due.! Sinking fund
VICKSBURG.
Sims, Clerk.
,
Holden, Mayor.
This town Is In Pike County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 25 ’07. ..$41,0001
Assessed valuation 1907
750,000!
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907
$14.50!
E. II.
This city is In Yalobusha County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 26 ’07.
$69,000! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Water debt (included)
35.0001 Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
1.018,5201 Population iu 1907 (est.)
(Assess’t abt. 1-3 to 3-5 actual value.) |
INTEREST Is payable iu Water Valley.
Port Gibson (C.>. Claiborne Co.
Senatobia (T.). Tate County..
Shaw (T.), Bolivar County
W. J. Rousseau, Treasurer.
This town Is in Oktibbeha County.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1007.$50,000
\ssessed valuation 1906
734,543
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$18.00
SUMMIT.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’06.. $13.75
WATER VALLEY.
177
Further provision for the*Government of the-Territory, then known
as the Territory of Orleans, was made by the Act of March 2
1805, the
duration of the Act of March 26 1804 having originaly
been confined to the
period of one year from Oct. 1 1804, "and to the end of the next session of
Congress which may happen thereafter.”
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of the State debt o Louisi¬
ana see “State and City” Supplement of
April 1894, pages 171 and 172.
Debt on which the State is paying interest Is about as follows:
LOANS—
When Due.]
New Bonds (Act of 1892*.
Consol. 7% Bonds of '74, Stamped
J-J $10,995,100c Jan 1 1914
j 4s
4%.
Consol. (Consti’l) Bonds of *80.
j
J-J
4s
$11,500c
Jan 1 1914,4s
J-J $101,700c
Jan 1 1914
DEBT LIMITATIONS, STATE AND M UN ICI PAL.—For debt limita¬
tions under the Constitution adopted May 12 1898 see editorial columns of
the “State and City” Supplement for October-1898.
The limitation for
municipalities is 10% upon the assessed value of the’pi'operty of the munici¬
pal corporation, parish or drainage district.
FAR VALLE OF BONDS.—The consolidated 7s. stamped 4%. are for
$100, $500 and $1,000.
The Constitutional bonds, for $5. &e.
See
“Chronicle,” V. 68, p. 987.
INTEREST is payable by Winslow, Lanier & Co.. New York City,
and by the llscal agents of the State In New Orleans.
FISCAL AGENTS.—The llscal agents of the State are the New Orleans
National Bank, the Hibernia Bank & Trust Co., State National Bank and
the Canal-Loulsiana Bank & Trust Co., all of New Orleans.
TOTAL
DEBT.—The subjoined statement show’s Louisiana’s total
bonded debt on Jan. 1 1907.
Total bonded debt bearing interest
Floating Debt—
Baby bonds (3s) and
certificates
$11,108,300
(Act
coupons
of
1880), exclusive of
010,727
Floating debt, warrant and Interest account.
226,046
In September 1889 it was discovered that a number of bonds had
been
fraudulently issued.
Part of these were subsequently recovered, but $308.500 consols so Issued ($303,500 being consols of 1874 and $5,000 Constitu¬
tional bonds)
are
void,” and they
There
are
standing.
still outstanding.
are
The State considers them “null and
therefore not included In the amount outstanding above.
(estimated) fraudulently issued baby ponds out¬
also $421,935
There are. moreover, old bonds not recognized, and hence not fundable,
amounting to $3,953,000.
These Include New Orleans Mobile & Texas 8%
bonds, endorsed, $875,000; 8% State bonds Issued to said road, $2,500,090;
8% bonds Issued to the N. O. Mobile & Chattanooga RR.. $70,000; 7.30%
bonds Issued to the Mississippi & Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Co.,
$260,000,
&c.
178
LOUISIANA—CITIES
The baby bonds In the table above
were due In 1886.
obligations of charitable Institutions, and They were Issued
only the unpaid
taxes due the State prior to 1879
were pledged for their
of this revenue,
payment^. A portion
however, was diverted and an Act was
passed in 1894 pro¬
viding that In the discretion of the Board of
Liquidation any surplus to
the credit of the general fund
might be used in retiring these bonds
at not
more than 50 cents on the dollar
of their face value,
including any and all
overdue interest.
See •■Chronicle,” V. 68,
p. 987.
There
has
been
no
liti¬
gation on the matter since the Act of
1894, under which holders of $364,295
bonds have disposed of same to the
State
at an average
price of 41.25 cents
on the dollar.
In recent years the State
has not oilered to make
the purchases of these bonds.
any furSee V. 80, p. 1382.
to fund certain
259,798,213 1870
249,621,419 1860
1902
1901
315,583,468 1895
301,215.222 1890
POPULATION.—
1900
1890
1880
1870
..1,381,625
1,118,587
939,946
234,350,791
1860
1850
1840
253,371,890
435,787,265
233,998,764
1850
...708,002 11830
.215,739
152,923
76,556
..517,76211820
352,411
1810
|
726,915
The proportion of the colored
population was 50.32% in 1890,
against
51.46% in 1880 and 47.2% in 1900.
In number blacks were 650,804 In
1900, 562,893 In 1890, 483,655 in
1880, 364,210 in 1870, 350,373 111
262,271 in 1850.
1860,
CITIES, COUNTIES
AND
TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ALEXANDRIA.
This city Is In Rapides
Parish.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1905.$
169,586 | Assessed valuation 1906.
.$1,600,000
44,603 i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1905...
$10.00
214,189 | Population In 1900
Floating debt
ATCHAFALAYA
5,648
BASIN
LEVEE
DISTRICT.
Dubroca,
Secretary;
Port
Allen,
Post
Office.
This district is
A.
V.
;
composed of the parishes and parts of
parishes as follows:
Ascension, Assumption. Iberia.
Mary Terrebonne and West BatonIberville, Lafourche, Pointe Coupee, St.
Rouge.
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
Refund. Construction Bonds.
$100,000
Assessed valuation
5s ’99
M-SS850.000
Sept 1 1949 (Assessment about 1906..22,102.378
actual
value.)
(Subject to call after 1939.)
Levee tax (per $1,000)
BOND. DEBT Oct 16
1906..$10.00
1906.$850,000 Total tax (pcr$l,000)
In addition to the levee
1905...$26.00
taxes the District receives
the
annually $70,558 from
tax
acreage
of 2 *4 cents per acre.
at New Orleans
INTEREST payable
BATON ROUGE.
L. J.
Capital of State and parish
National Bank, New Orleans.
Amiss, Treasurer
seat of East Baton
Rouge Parish.
Incorpor¬
LOANS—
When Due.! Sinking fund
$26,408
Permanent I mprov*t Bonds.
! Assessed
valuation 1906
4s *05
4,520,600
J-J $204,000c
July 1 1945 j (Assessment abt. 60% actual
value.)
(Subject to call after July~l 1915.))Total tax
(per $1 000) 1906
4s
$28.00
S3 6.000c
Ian
1 1939 ! Population in
1890
BOND. DEBT Mch 8
10,478
1907.S240.000:
Population-in
1900
11,269
Floating debt
32,2611 Population in 1906 (est.)
i NTEREST on the
23,160
bonds due 1945 is payable InNew
Orleans.
ated 1 898.
...
BOSSIER LEVEE DISTRICT.
i
This district is composed
of part of Bossier Parish.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT
Mch 1 1906.$249,900
6s ’92
M-N $199.900r .Nov 1 1922
Assessed
.1,507,124
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1912.) i Levee taxvaluation 1904
(per
$1,000)
5s 04
1904..$10.00
A-O $50,000c
Oct 1 1954 : Population In 1904
(est.)
5,000
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1944.) !
INTEREST payable at New Orleans.
■
..
CADDO LEVEE DISTRICT.
S. N.
Kirby, Secretary.
This district Is
composed of part of the Parish of Caddo.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT
6s ’92
Apr 1 1907. $299,800
J-D $199,800c..Dec 1 1922
; Assessed valuation 1906
1,219,455
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.) i
5s '01
J-J $100,000c
Jan 1 1951 i Levee tax 1906 fper $1,000..$10.00
(peracre
.05
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1941.) j
'
(per bale cot’n
.50
INTEREST payable at New Orleans.
CROWLEY.
This
Goo. W.
Horton, Clerk.
city is in Acadia Parish.
Later data refused by local
officials.
When Due.! TOTAL DEBT Mch
1907.. $119,725
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
5s
11,400
$50,000c. Dec 1 ’07-’40 NET DEBT
Mch 1907
Water Works Bonds.
108,325
Assessed valuation 1906
5s
1,631,580
$20,OOOc. Dec 1 ’07-’40 (Assessment about
33 % actual
School Bonds.
value).
Total tax
$ 1.000) 1906...$28.00
5s
$30,000c. Dec 1 ’07-’40 ! Population(per
in
1900
General bonds Mch ’07
4,214
$111,550 Population in 1907 (est.)
Assessment debt
7,000
8,175
INTEREST is payable in Chicago.
LOANS—
.
FIFTH
LOUISIANA LEVEE DISTRICT.
(P. O. Tallulah), Secretary.
N.
H
Lewis
This district is composed of the
parishes of Concordia, East Carroll, Madi¬
and Tensas.
Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANS—
When Due.! 5s '02
J-J $175,000c.. Mail
5s ’04
11952
J-J
$69,000c
Jan 1 1954 j (Subject to call
after Jan 1 1942.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1944.) | BONDED
DEBT Sept 1906 $500,000
5s '00
J-J $256,00Oc
July 1 1950; Assessed valuation 1905
9,437,908
(Subject to call after Julyl 1940.) |
son
j Levee tax
INTEREST
at
LAFAYETTE.
New Orleans National Bank.
Ed. G.
LOANS—
School-House Bonds.
Voorbies, Clerk
When Due.
(per acre
.05
[per bale cot’n 1.00
of Court.
LOANS—
City Hall Bonds.
5s
$5,000
Refunding Bonds.
5s
$ 15,000
5s
$60.000
W'ater-Works Bonds.
5s
$ 15.000
LAFOURCHE BASIN
Yille, Post Office.
1905
fper $1,000..$10.00
LEVEE
DISTRICT.
When Due.
Redemption.
04
J-J $500,000c Jan
(Subject to call Jan. 1
1
j
INTEREST payable
1954 .leans.
1944.)
'.
Donaldson-
$500,000
at
New
Or-
This district Is composed of the Parish of
St. Bernard and part of the
Parish of Plaquemines.
LOANS—
When DueJ BONDED
DEBT Mch 1 *06 $100,000
Construction and Maintenance.
| Population in 1890 was about.
6s
10,326
M-N $10,000.-Dec 1
'06-’l2|
INTEREST payable at New Or(Subject to call after 1902.)
I leans.
5s ’02
J-D $67,000..Dec
1
1952 i
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1942.)
Ascension, St. James
Parishes.
LOANS—
and
Assumption
'
When Due. I BONDED DEBT
Mch 1
5s
Mch $80,000c..Mch 15
1923'Tax rate per acre
($5,000 due each year.)
J
INTEREST Is payable at State Nat.
Bank New
’07-$80,000
10
cents
Orleans.
MONROE.
A. J.
Renaud, Se erotary and Treasurer.
County seat of Ouachita Parish.
Incorporated May 4 1871.
LOANS—
When Ditc. I Assessed
valuation 1906. .$3,726,OOP
General Improvement Bonds.
tax (per $1,000)
[Total
5s
J-D $140,500c—,
1906..$25.00
1939 ; (Assessment about
H actual value.)
(Various amounts due yearlyj'ne
1;
j
Population
in
1890
all subject to call June 1
3,256
1924.)
Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Feb 28
5,428
’07..$140,500|
Population
in
1904
(est.)
INTEREST payable at U. S.
14,208
Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.
NEW IBERIA SOUTHERN
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
Schwinig, Secretary.
J. E.
This district (P. O. New
Iberia) Is In Iberia Parish.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED DEBT
Canal Bonds.
July 1906 $60,000
i Assessed va
uatlon 1906
5s
ann $58,500c
1,700,000
I (Assessment about
actual value.)
(Subject to call.)
| District tax (per $1,000)
INTEREST is payable at the Central
1906__$3.00
Trust & Savings Bank, New Orl’ns.
NEW ORLEANS.
Martin Behrman,
Mayor; Chas. R. Ken¬
nedy, Comptroller
New
Orleans Is co-e.xtenslve with the
parish of Orleans.
It was incor¬
porated July 1 1852.
An amendment to the
Louisiana Constitution author¬
izing the city to refund its debt
at a lower rate of
interest was
1892, and the city has issued 4%
50-year bonds to the amount ofadopted In
000, thus enabling it to
$10,000,pay all Its maturing loans and all
it had option.
those upon which
The amendment provides
that
the
interest
in excess of
tax collected
requirements shall be divided between
city schools and city
improvements. The new Louisiana
Constitution, In effect May 12 1898.
confirmed these arrangements.
On June 6 ] 899 the
city voted a special tax of 2 mills for
water, sewer and
drainage purposes, intended to provide
for an issue of from 12 to 16
bonds.
As this required an
million
amendment to the State
Legislature, in special session, passed a bill for
Constitution, the
its submission to a vote of
the people of the
State.
At this election the
amendment was approved
and the bonds were
awarded in Dec. 1900.
These bonds, however, were
not Issued in a
lump sum, but are being put out as the
gresses.
Improvement pro¬
Up to June 30 1907 $5,500,000 had been
Issued.
the validity of tills Act
In March 1903
was tested in the Civil
District
V. 76. p. 770.
Court and affirmed.
The case was taken to
the
State
Supreme Court and the
validity of the Act was again
V. 76, p. 989.
At the Nov. 1906
election two amendments to theupheld.
State Constitution in relation to
New Orleans were ratilied
tli£City of
tlie
by
voters; one of these authorizes the
to Issue $8,000,000
city
sewer bonds and the
other $200,000 teachers’
bonds.
V. 83, p. 1306.
salary
LOANS—
When Due.
Street Improvements.
Constitutional Bonds.
7.3s ’71 F-A
4s
J-J$ 10,000,000c&r July 1 ’42
$10,000._.Aug 1 1911
Gold Bonds, D.S.&G.S.
Floating Debt Bonds.
7s
Q-J $117,000
4s
A-O $233,000..Oct 1
July 1 1922
1948
Premium Bonds.
Court House Bonds.
5s
’75
5s ’05
J-J$3,590,180
J-J
As drawn
$750,00<)c. Jan. 1 1955
Water and Sewer.
(Sec above.)
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1909.)
4s
J-J$5,500,000. .July 1 1950
(Subject to call July 1 1942.)
INTEREST is payable at City Hall
bv Board of Liquidation
and at tiie fiscal
City Debt
agency of the Board In New Orleans
and In New York Cltv
by Winslow, Lanier & Co.
TOTAL DEBT—
Jan. 1 ’07. Jan. J ’06.
Jan. 1 ’05.
Total bonded debt
$19,450,180 $19,157,660 $18,262,940 Jan. 1 ’03.
Floating <debt..
$17,784,040
673,754
472,694
PREMIUM BONDS.—The premium
420,074
bonds ($20 each) receive no
till drawn by lot for
interest
payment, and then they receive
interest from July 15 1875.
principal with simple
They also get a premium if they
draw'ia prize, 2,352 prizes aggregating
happen to
$100,000 being distributed
among the drawn bonds.
yearly
From 1892 to 1895
Inclusive 21,000 bonds
(par value $420,000) were paid each
year. In two Installments of
bonds each, on Jan. 15 and
10,500
July 15; since 1895 bonds to the
are paid
number of 10,000
semi-annually—20,000 bonds annually. There
are two
to|determlne the bonds payable
drawings
July 15 in each year, and they take
Jan. 31 and April 15 next
place
preceding.
The drawings to determine
payable Jan. 15 take place
tlie bonds
July 31 and Oct. 15.
•/The drawings to determine
which bonds shall receive
$20 to $5,000) oecur
prizes (ranging from
just before the bonds are
bonds are receivable
paid.
Drawn premium
by the city for all dues,
licenses, taxes and debts of
any description at their face
value and interest
ASSESSED VALUATION. TAN
RATE —
Real
Personal
Total Asses'd
Years—
City Tax
Estate.
Propertu.
1906
Valuation, per $1,000.
$135,395,951
$69,461
,826
1905
$204,857,777
$22.00
116,182,356
54,401,018
107,656.185
50.928,009
103,882,415
43,319,569
101.917,635
37,317,466
87,625,430
44.289,627
73,288,955
24.063,450
116,056.581
23.791.623
POPULATION.
In 1900 (Census) was
In 1880 it was
287,104;
216,090: in 1870 It was 191,418.
1904
1902
1900
1890
1881
1870
PORT
OF
NEW
170,553,374
158,584,194
$2 2.00
22.00
22.00
20.20
17.84
26.25
147,201 .984
139.235,101
131,915,057
97,352,405
139,848,204
In 1890 It was 242,039;
ORLEANS.—Hugh
McCloskey, President: Clark Steen,
Assistant Secretary and
These bonds are part of an Treasurer.
issue
of $2,000,000 bonds
No. 44, Session of 1904 of
authorized by Act
the State
Legislature, for the purpose of construct¬
ing wharves, sheds,
roadways and other
shipping facilities
LOANS—
Series " A°.
5s ’04
Improvements necessary
In the Port of New
Orleans.
When Due. | BONDED
M-S$250,000c..Sept
1
1914
M-SS500,000c. Sept 1
1924
Series “B.”
58*04
for the
DEBT Sept 1 ’06 $750,000
Cash In treasury
28.103.
INTEREST payable at Hibernia
Bank & Trust Co., New
Orleans.
ORLEANS LEVEE DISTRICT.
This
T. J.
Duggan, Secretary.
district is composed of the Parish of
Orleans.
Bonds are tax-oxemp
LOANS—
When Due. i BONDED
5s ’98
DEBT Mch 1907..$96,000
M-S $96,000. _Sept 1
1913 j *
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1903.) I
INTEREST is payable In Baton
Rouge.
PLAQUEMINES PARISH EAST BANK LEVEE
This district is composed of
DISTRICT.
portion of
a
Plaquemines Parish.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED
DEBT Mcli 1 ’06.$1 35,000
A-OS 135.000c. .Oct 1
1952 | Assessed valuation
1905
(Subject to call after Oet. 1
1942.) ( Levee tax (per $1,000) 1905. 231,735
INTEREST at Hibernia Bank &
.$5.00
Trust Co., New Orleans.
-
(
LAKE BORGNE LEVEE DISTRICT.
LXXX1V.
5s ’02
This district comprises
portions of the following parishes:
Ascension,
Assumption, St. James. St. Johns the
Baptist, St. Charles, Jefferson,
Plaquemines and Lafourche.
LOANS—
B'fun Due. BONDED DEBT
Mch 1 ’06
5s
[VOL.
MISSISSIPPI AND LAFOURCHE DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.
P. O.
Donaldsonville; Walter Lemann, See. and Treas.
This district
comprises lands In
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS.—At the November 1906 election
eleven amendments to the
State Constitution were voted.
Two of the
amendments relate to the issuance of
$8,000,000 sewer and $200,000 school
teachers’ salary bonds
by the city of New Orleans.
See V. 83, p. 1306.
\SSESSED V ALU ATI ON.—'The
assessed valuation is estimated
at
about 60% of the actual value.
The State tax (per
$1,000) for 1905 was
$6.00:
Total Assessed
Total Assessed
Total Assessed
Years.
Valuation.
Years.
Valuation.
Years.
1905
Valuation.
$396,821,157 1900
$276,659,407 1885.
1904
$212,725,564
351,018,941 1899
267,723,572 1880
1903
177,096.459
336,118,348 1897
AND TOWN'S.
PONTCHARTRAIN LEVEE DISTRICT.
mniit, Secretary (P. ().
Convent).
This district is
composed of
P.
M.
I.ambre-
parts of the following
East Baton Rouge,
Ascension
Iberville, Jefferson, St. Charles, St. parishes:
James and St. John
Baptist.
LOANS—
When Due. | BONDED
DEBT Apr 1 ’07 $730,000
6s ’92&’94
($326,000c Nov 1 1912 i Assessed
valuation 1906
M-N
i
9,416,741
404,000c Nov 1
1944 I Levee tax
(per $ 1 ,000) 1906 .$10.00
INTEREST Is payable at State
National Bank. New Orleans.
the
RED
RIVER ATCHAFALAYA
LEVEE DISTRICT. J. R.
AND
BAYOU
BOEUF
Thornton, Secretary.
Tills district is composed
of the parishes and
parts of parishes as follows:
Avoyelles, Rapides and St. Landry.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
5s ’00
Meli ’07. $500,000
A-O$250,000c
Oct 1 1950 Assessed
valuation 1904
(Interest at State
5,000,000
Treasury.)
Levee
tax
5s ’03
(per $1,000) 1904..$10.00
M-S$25(),000c. ..Mch 1 1953
(Subject to call Mch 1 1943.)
INTEREST at Hibernian Bank &
Trust Co., New
.
..
Orleans.
Apr., 1907. J
ARKANSAS-DEBT OF STATE
RED RIVER AND BAYOU DES GLAISES
LEVEE AND
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
(P. (). Mnrksville.) L. H.
POPULATION.—Tiie population has
1,311,564|1860
1900
1890
1880
1870.
Birch, Secretary.
LOANS—
When Due.! BONDED DEBT Oct 1
’06.$300.000
M-N $300,000c Nov 15 1954 j Assessed
valuation 1906
615,420
(Subject to call any time.)
i District tax, per acre.
..Scents
INTEREST is payable in Baton Rouge.
5s'04
SALINE LEVEE AND DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.
Fields. Sec ret a ly.
(P. O. Marksville.)
LOANS—
Drainage Bonds.
5s ’06
T.
at the State
C. G.
Shreveport Is the parish
County
BONDED DEBT Oct 18 ’06 $286,000
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
59.182
5s ’91
J-J
si4,000c--Jan 1
1917 TOTAL DEBT Oct 18 ’06.
345,182
Paving Bonds.
fund.
Sinking
19,433
5s *99
Jan $40,000c..Jail
1
1920 NET DEBT Oct 18 1906..
325,749
4s ’01
J-J
48.000c.-Jan
1
1921 Assessed valuation, real
6,018,180
4s '03
J-J
167,000c..Jan l
1934 Assessed valuation.person’l
3,135,918
Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1906.
9,154,098
4s ’03
J-J
$15,000c. .Jan
1
1934 (Assessment about 33% actual
val.)
Fire Department Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.533.12
H
4s ’01
J-J
$2,000. ..Jan 1
1921 Population in 1900
16,013
INTEREST on all bonds payable at
Population in 1890
11,979
City Comptroller’s office.
Population In 1906 (est.).
25,000
TAX FREE.—All bonds of this city are
exempt from taxation.
TENSAS BASIN LEVEE DISTRICT.
H. R.
HELENA.
..
.
.
.
...
Sewer
6s g
Speed, Sec’y.
.
$
$650,000
439,1 12
610,000
578,870
198,310
847,305
*824 ,469
New Gascony Is the post-office address.
BONDED DEBT Mch’07.-.$30,0001 Assessed
$10.00
19.070
Tax
Rate.
$
21.00
This city Is In Craighead County.
LOANS—
When Due. \
Water District No. I Bonds.
5s ’06
J J j $72,000.July ’11,16 ”21
J
1 26,000
July 1 1926|
INTEREST payable at Union Trust Co
Population.
1900
1,536
]().()()
15.00
16.00
10.00
5.00
-
4,103
LEE COUNTY.
2,692
County
i
1 ,51
1 ,561
16.00
Little
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1909)
United
In accordance with the terms of
this settlement the
United States authorities on
May 27 1898 delivered to the State of Arkansas
bonds and coupons amounting to
$1,505,160. and carrying besides a large
sum of overdue interest.
This operation wiped out the entire
debt of the
United States against the State
excepting $160,000, which 1ms since
States and .the State.
been
paid.
REFUNDING.—Under the Legislative Act of 1899 the
entire debt has
been refunded by an Issue of 3%
30-year bonds, denominations $500 and
$1,000, except $15,000 in
bonds of 1869 and 1S70, and the
estimated
amounting to $24,300, which have not been
presented
All valid 6% funding bonds were called for
payment
Dec. 1
1901, those not presented up to that time
being now null and void.
The total amount of bonds
outstanding Oct. 1 1906 was $1,250,500. of
which $1,134,500 are held by the State’s School
Fund and $116,000 by
the permanent endowment fund of
the University of Arkansas.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The bonded debt on
Oct. 1 1906 consisted
only
of refunding bonds (referred to above)
as follows:
Interest thereon,
for
refunding
-
When
Interest.
Pm/able. Maturity.
Amount.
Sept.
1929
$1,250,500
DEBT NOT RECOGNIZED,
HOLFORDS, ETC.—A summary of the
unrecognized debt appears below.
Refunding bonds..
LOANS—
X a me and
3
—Interest—
Principal
Purpose.
P.C. Payable. When Due.
Outstanding.
Holford funding bonds of 1870
' 6
J
& J
Jan 1 1000
$1,370,000
Levee bonds
7
J & J
Jan 1 1900
1.986,773
Little Rock & Fort Smith RR
7
A & O
Jan 1 1900
1,000,000
Memphis & Little Rock RR
7
A & O
Jan
1 1899
1,200.000
Little Rock Bine Bluff & N. O. RR.
7
A & O
Jan 1 1900
1,200,000
Miss. Oauchlta & Red River RR
7
A&O
Jan 1 1900
600.000
Arkansas Central RR..
7
A AO
Apr 1 1900
1.350,000
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State’s
assessed valuation and tax rate
at different periods have been
as follows:
Years—
1905
Real Estate.
$199,331 .562
164,660.233
139,500,039
142,774.533
143,281,629
128,084,667
119.980,700
1904
1903
1902
1901
1900
1899
1897
1893
1892
1889.
1886
1876.......
1870
I860
....
.
102,449,430
108,407,462
85,750,633
61,892.88 1
63.102.304
63.254,740
Personal
1‘roperty.
$100,399,315
96,716,941
90,279,069
81,626,580
81,986,052
73,824,116
59,191,298
59,552.873
72,716,742
72,379,406
64,001 ,035
54.152 .058
39,971.308
31 .426,539
116,956,590
Total Assessed
7’u.r rate
r $1 J 00
Valuation. Pi
$299,730,877
261 .377.174
249,779.108
224,401.1 13
225,267,681
201,908,783
179,171.998
177.426.126
173.526,484
174,828,836
172 408 497
LOANS—
6s
94.528.843
180,211.330
•
-
.
Bonds
are
tax
Assessed valuation 1906. .$3,498,538
Floating debt
w
LITTLE ROCK.
Clerk.
Warren E. Lenon, Mayor; F. M.
This Is the
capital of the State and the county
Incorporated 1834.
LOANS—
When
Refunding Bonds.
seat of Pulaski
Due., Tax valuation,
real
Oliver,
County.
$12,741,240
j Tax valuation, personal. 5.519,420
Aug $S7,000c.
..July 1909 Total valuation 1906
18.260,660
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907
$87,000 (Assessment about H actual value.)
Floating debt
92,673 City tax (per $1.000) 1906
$5.50
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907... 179,673 Total
tax (per $1,000) 1906..$25.50
Cash on hand.
16,510 Population In 1890.
25.874
Sinking fund
32,674 Population In 1900 (Census). .38,307
INTEREST Is payable by City Treasurer.
5s ’99
__
.
...
..
LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
W. M. Kavannaugh. Secretarv.
LOANS—
IV/ien Due.1 Assessed valuation
1906.$20,000,000
5s
J-J
$70.oooc.July 1 ’07-T3! (Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.)
5s
A O
70.000c-Apr 1 ’08-T31 School tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$4.00
BOND. DEBT Aor 1 1907. .$140.0001
INTEREST Is payable In St. Louis, Mo.
LONG PRAIRIE LEVEE DISTRICT.
6s ’07
$125,000
...
i
PHILLIPS COUNTY.
County
seat is
Helena.
LOANS—
Jas. C.
Rembert, Cink.
Organized May 1
1820.
When Due. 1 Total valuation 1906
$5,416,747
Refunding Bonds.
J (Assessment about 30% actual \HiUei
5s
M \ $78,000c.. Apr 30 1918 i
State&Co tax (pc- $1,000) ’06_$15 50
BOND. DEBT Mch 7 1907. .$78.0001
Population In 1890 (Census) ..25,341
Assessed valuation, real
4,210.931 j Population in 1900 (Census) ..26.361
Assessed val.. personal.... 1.205,816
Population In 1907 (est.)
32.000
INTEREST Is payable at the
Importers’ & Traders’ National Bank In
New York City.
Bonds are tax exempt.
PLUM BAYOU LEVEE DISTRICT.
dent Board of Comnrss oners.
N. B.
Beakley, Presi¬
England Is the post office address.
BONDED DEBT Nov 17 ’05$300,0001TOTAL
DEBT \OV 17 ’05..$303 000
5,0001
Floating debt..
PULASKI COUNTY.
Joe
Asher, County Clerk.
County seat Is Little Rock.
Organ'zed Pec. 15 1818.
The Coating debt
given below consists principally of warrants issued in
payment for a brldee
across the Arkansas River, built In
1897 at a cost of $377,762,
payable
$25,000 annually.
LOANS—
When Due.' Assessed valuation
1906.$23 ,970,590
Refunding Bonds.
|t Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
$333.000..July 1 ’08-’27 : State&Co.tax(per $1.000) ’06.$14.5o
Floating debt
10.00
1873.
BONDED DEBT Sept ’06. $100,000
10,003
1935 Assessed valuation 1905
1,300,000
(Optional after 1925.)
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
INTEREST payable In New York,
Memphis and Chicago.
5.75
5.75
5.75
139,902,691
101 .864.189
17
When Due.
Levee Bonds.
J-J $100,000r
4 Vi s’07 J-J
5.00
When Due. |
| (Assessment about 60% actual value)
j State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’06.$19.75
| Population In 1880
13.288
j Population in 1900 (Census).. 19,409
[Population In 1905 (est.)
23.500
INTEREST Is payable at tne National Bank of
Commerce, New York.
5.50
5.75
5.50
5.50
4.75
5.00
Louis.
LIN WOOD AND AUBURN LEVEE
DISTRICT.
O. C. Ludwig
..J. L. Yates
St.
Organized Apr.
Refunding Bonds
F-A $58.000c..-Aug 1 1915
BONDED DEBT Apr 1 1907 $38,000
Sinking fund
5,945
Rock
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the second
in January, and sessions are limited
Monday
to sixty days, unless
by a two-thirds
vote of the members a longer
time is decided on.
HISTORY OF DtlBT —For early
history of the Arkansas State debt see
’’State and City Supplement” of
April 1894, page 173.
By Act of Congress
approved April 29 1898 a compromise was effected
between the
.
King, Clerk.
Marianna.
LOANS—
:Jolm S. Little
Jan. 1909)
Is
seat
E. \V.
exempt.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act of March 2 1819).-July 4 1819
Admitted as a State (Act of June 15
1836)
June 15 1836
Total area of State (square
miles)
53,850
exp.
.
JONESBORO.
ITS
Secretary of State (term
J. M.
valuation 1906. .$218,000
3,400| (Assessm’t about 50% actual value.)
33,400i Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906. .$15.00
Floating debt
State of Arkansas.
Governor (term expires Jan. 19091
Shelby, Treasurer.
JEFFERSON COUNTY LEVEE DISTRICT NO. 1.
Grade, Chairman Board of Directors.
5s
Capital
J. H.
.
Assessed
.
.1921
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907
Valuation.
.\ one
,
.
seat Is Pine BlulL
Organized Nov. 2 1829.
BONDED DEBT Oct’06..
$48,000 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’05.S18.75
Tax valuation, real
7,286,120 Population In 1890
40,881
Tax valuation, personal
4,799,100 Population In 1900 (Census). .40,972
Total valuation 1905.._.
.12,085,220
give statistics regarding several civil divisions In
included In the foregoing:
9 .()()()
J-J
County
In the table below we
Donaldsonville. Ascenson P;
Franklin, St. Mary's Parish
Grand Prairie Levee District
i30,000
Gueydan Drainage District..
..60,000
Hammond, Tangipahoa County..30,500
..30,300
Mluden, Webster Parish
.36.000
36.000
No.l
$70,000.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Buras Levee District
Di strict
INTEREST Is payable at the National Park
Bank, New York City.
Davidson, Treasurer.
St. Joseph Is the parish seat.
BONDED DEBT Mch 24
’06.574,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
2,922,000 | Population In 1900
Debt.
$
10.000
Hugh Martin, Mayor.
-
LOANS—
When Due.' BONDED DEBT
Sept 1906 $65,000
5s g ’06 ahn $30,000c
1926! Assessed valuation 1905..
10,000,000
(Subject to call after 1916.)
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1905
$5.00
6s ’04
Jan $35,000c.. Jan
1
1924 i
^Subject to call Jan. 1 1914.)
j
INTEREST at New Orleans.
Floating
R. D. Chotard,
County Clerk.
Organized Oct. 25 1823.
Village.
This Is the county seat of
Phillips County.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
May 1 ’06 $160,000
Compromise Funding Bonds.
Sewer district bonds (add’l)
70,000
5s
J-J
$12,000.. .July 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1905
1,896,716
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5s
J-J
$16,000. ..July 1 ' 07-14
5s
J-J
15,000. ..July 1 ’ 15-19
5s
J-J
16,000. ..July 1 ’ 20-23
5s
J-J
104.000..
July 1 1924
This district is composed of the
parishes and parts of parishes as follows:
Caldwell, Catahoula, Franklin, Morehouse,
Ouachita, Richland and West
Carroll.
Bonded
Debt.
$
$40,000
..35.000
.56,000
.25.400
25,400
seat Is Lake
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’06... $246,000
| State&Co. tax (per $1,000) 1905.J37.75
Total valuation 1905
3,122 727 | Population In 1890
11.419
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
1 Population In 1900 (census) ..14.528
of Caddo Parish.
W. M.
|
CHICOT COUNTY.
When Due.
TENSAS PARISH.
30,388
.14,255
1,062
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
Treasurer’s office.
Rives, Comptroller.
seat
as follows:
435,450 | 1830
.209,89711820
97.57411810
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Sept 1 19561
LOANS—
State
484,471|
been
The proportion of the colored
population was 28% in 1900, 27.59% in
1890 and 26.25% In 1880.
In numbers blacks were 366,856 In
1900.
311,227 111 1890, 210,666 111 1880, 122.169 In
1870, 111,259 111 I860. 47,708
in 1850.
i
M-SSloo.ooOe
Louisiana not
1,128,1791 1850
802,525 1840
When Due.\
INTEREST is payable
SHREVEPORT.
T.
179
BONDED DEBT Oct 1 ’06.$335.000 !
Population In 1890 (Census). .47 329
163,0111 Population In 1900 (Census) ..63.179
INTEREST Is payable at Union Trust Co.. New
York City.
.—
ST. FRANCIS LEVEE DISTRICT.
Bonds
are
tax
exempt.
LOANS—
Levee Bonds
J-J
$750,000c
(Subject to call In ten
6s
6s ’05
When Due.
40
years
years.)
J-J $23o,000c. .Apr 1 1943
(Subject to call after April 1 1935:)
INTEREST
.
on
all bonds Is
payable
\V. H. Miller. Presidenr.
$230.000
..40 years
(Subject to call in 10 years.)
BON DED DEBT Mch *07
$1,230,000
Certificate debt Mch 1907.. 143,poo
Assessed valuation 1906. .25.000,000
Lev ee tax 1906
6e. per acre
at New York and Memphis. Tenn.
_.
180
TEXAS-DEBT OF STATE.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed
State of Texas.
actual value)
1905.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
AdmittedasaState (Act March 1 1845)
December 29 1845
Total area of State (square miles)
265,780
State Capital
Austin
_
has been
Years—
1907.
ITS
x
VOL. I.XXXIV.
1904.
1903
1902
1900
1895
22,258.
Y)9)__T. M. Campbell
Secretary of State (term exp. with Governor)__L. T. Dasliiell
Treasurer (2d Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan
1909.)--Sam Sparks
Comptroller
J. W. Stephens
LEGISLATURE meets
BASTROP COUNTY.
Bastrop Is the
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds.
biennially In odd years on the Tuesday after
Monday in January, and sessions are limited to 00 days
at $5 per
per day thereafter without limit.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For history of the State debt
see “State and City
Supplement” of April 1804, pages 174 and 170.
$5,000
BEAUMONT.
County
seat
of
LOANS—
Grimes, Clerk'.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1900
$03,950
Assessed valuation 1906 —.6,476,905
State&Co.tax(per $ 1,000) ’O6._$9.o5
Population in 1900
20,845
Apr lo 1918
\pr 10 1922
38.000
OS ’90
LOAMS—-
21
’06
J-J$l ,047,000.July 1
1940
I
(Subject to call July 1,1911.)
PAR VALLE OF BONDS.—The 5% bonds for
retiring outstanding bonds
are $100 and multiples; the other
bonds are nearly all $1,000 each.
INTEREST is payable in New York and at the State
treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—
Mch. ) ’07. Sept. 1 ’00. Sept. 1 ’05.
Sept. 1 ’04.
Total bonded debt
$3,989,400 $3,989,400 $3,989,400 $3,989,400
Of which in state funds
3,385,600
3,385,000
3,379,100
3,372,000
When Due.
_
$13,000
Building Bonds.
the 1st
day and $2
When Due. i LOAMS—
When Due.
Frontier Defense Bonds.
!
Refunding Bonds.
7 s ’70g M-S$298,000c&rAug
5 1010 j 5s ’93
J -J $152,000r
Optional.
Frontier Defense Refund. Bonds. 4s ’03
J-J
334,500r Mav
2
1933
5s
M-S 5201 .OOOc&rApril 5 1919,3s ’04 J-J
288,000c Jan
1
1944
Retiring Outstanding Bonds.
|
(Subject
to
call
Jan.
1909.)
5s 1879
J-JS1,068,000c&r_Apr
'0913s
’98
4s ’02
W. Ii.
county seat.
.
os
Ypr 10 1910
J. G. Sutton,
Jefferson
County.
When Due.
City Secretary.-
Incorporated July
IS
amt. outstand'g,.
$003,800
$003,800
$010,300
$010,800
Of the amount held in State
funds, $2,233,000 are in school funds and
$1,152,000 in other funds.
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.—On Mch. 1 1907
tills fund aggregated
amount $13,304,917 was invested in
State, railroad,
county and city bonds and $085,403 was cash.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE—
$14,050,380, of which
Years—
Real Estate. Personal
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1901
1900
1898
1 895
..$803,247,269
829,235,087
..
.
.
788.801 ,-139
.
772,333,917
729,950,027
099,872,500
000,904,488
575,005,505
..
..
..
..
..
1890
1885
1880
499,522,828
375,890,594
197.107,030
149.793,301
..
..
.
1874
.
—
.MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY
Total.
Property
Tax p. 1,000
$357,912,000 $1,221,159,809 $3.80
1 ,139,022.730
307,787,043
3.80
1 ,082.779,775
293,978,330
3.40
1 ,004.948,037
292.014,120
3.40
1 ,017,571 .732
287,621,105
3.40
282,315,305
982.187,805
3.40
247,103,140
914,007.034
3.4 0
279,553,800
3.80
854,019,305
201 ,783,134
2.50
800,910,507
282.589,055
782,1 1 1 ,883
3.25
245.121.395
021,011,989
2.25
1 14,303,100
31 1,470,730
94,717.197
244,510,558
BOND LAW.—A State law
approved
2-3
2-3
2-3
2-3
2-3
In
questioned except on
or forgery.
The text of the law will lie found in the
“State and City Supplement" of
April 1895, page 178.
Where the fact is known to us we have marked with a
star (*) in the re¬
turns below the Issues put out
prior to the enactment of the above law.
A law went into effect Aug. 20 1899
compelling counties and incorporated
towns and cities to submit
propositions for the Issuance of bonds [ail
except
“funding bonds issued or to be issued of any valid
outstanding bonds of
said county, town or city;” also
excepting bond issues for less than
$2,000,
buildings
issued”] to
or
structures for the
a vote of the qualified
tax-payers before the issue can be submitted to the
Attorney-General for
approval as required by the law of 1893.
Y\ 0!), p. 509.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.—Three amendments to the
State
Constitution were adopted at the November 1904 election.
One of these
amendments permits legislation in aid of internal
improvements, another
relates to the payment of pensions to
Confederate soldiers, while a third
amends1 Section 10 of Article 10 of the State
Constitution relating to the
Incorporation of State banks. The Internal Improvement amendment
was
given in full on pages 041 and 042 of the “Chronicle” of Aug.
0 1904.
POPULATION.—The population of Texas lias been as
follows:
1900
3.048,710 | 1880
1,59 l ,749 ] 1800
004.215
1890.
2 .235,523 | 1870
818,579 | 1850
212,592
Of the total population in 1900.020,722 were
blacks, which compares
with 492,837 in 1890, 393,384 ill 18S0, 253,475 III
1870, 182,931 ill 1800 and
58,558 in 1850.
It will be observed tiiat the
proportion of the colored race
has greatly diminished, the ratio for 1900 being
only 20.4% against 22.04 %
n 1890, 24.71% in 1880 ami
larger percentages in previous-decades.
.
AMARILLO.
Samuel J.
This city is In Potter
LOANS—
County.
”Add it Iona
Brown, Secretary.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
4s ’04
J-D $45,000
Dec 1 1944
J-J
Jail 1 1920 BON D. DEBT J
$9,000
illy 1 1900. .$04,000
Engine House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1905
1,970,433
5s ’05
J-D $10,000
Dec 1 1945 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
$0.50
iSubject to call after Dec 1 1915.)
Population In 1900.
.1 442
Gs ’01)
ATASCOSA COUNTY.
R. A.
Pleasanton is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s ’04
Mch 10 1939
$50,000
AUSTIN.
Jan 11 1944
White, County Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1900
Assessed valuation 1900
Refunding Bonds.
4 Jns’OO
$21,500
Road Bonds.
,
$74,500
2.978,040
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$7.90
Population In 1900
7,143
W. D.
Tills is tlie capital
Shelley, Mayor; John O. Johnson, City Clk.
of tlie State and Is the
Incorporated Dec. 27 1839
county seat of Travis County.
The Austin dam, water works,
electric-light and power houses, for the
water and light bonds were issued, were
destroyed by
the disastrous Hoods that visited Texas In
April 1900.
Y. 70, p. 755.
An
adjustment of this debt on the basis of new bonds bearing 3% for 5
years,
4 % for the next 10 years and 5% for the Dual
15 years was reached between
i he city and the bondholders’ committee.
For details see YL 73. p. 459.
All these bonds have been refunded, and we are
advised that all Interest
has been paid to Jan. 1 1907.
LOANS —
When Due. ] BOND. DEBT Mell
1907.$1,548,500
Refunding Bonds.
<
Sinking fund
10,973
_.s ’01 J-J$l,548,500_.July
1 1931]
For rate of interest see note above.
INTEREST is payable in New York and Austin.
building of which the
BEXAR COUNTY.
Treasurer.
...
Frank
Newton, Clerk; A. Y. Walton Jr.,
The county seat is San Antonio
LOANS
Winn Due.
Alex. Gulf RR. Refunding.
Bridge Bonds.
4s Apr 10
$ 13,500c. Aug 14 1919
5s
Apr 10
$8.000c-.Feb 17 1038; (Subject to call after Aug 14
1901.)
(Subject to eall after Feb. 17 1908.)
Road Bonds.
4s
8,000c... Aug 14 1919
Apr 10
j 4s g Apr
$500,000c._ Aug 10 1943
(Subject to call after Aug. 14 1909.) •
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Refunding Bonds.
: BOND. DEBT
July 1 1900$1,455,000
5s
A-O 10 $240,000e .Nov 8 1937
Floating debt
14,932
(Subject to call after Nov 8 1907.)
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1900 1,409,932
5s
Apr 10 $240,000e
fan 10 1939 Sinking fund.
120,214
(Subject to call after Jan 10 1909.) NET DEBT July 1 ’06
1,349,718
5s
A-O 10 $25,000c
Feb 17 1938 Assessed valuation
1900..37,375,100
(Subject to call after Feb. 17 Dio’s.) (Assessm’t about
05% actual value.)
5s
A-O10 $22,000c
iTit 17 1938 State & Co. tax
(per
(Subject to call after Feb. 17 1908.i Population in 1890.; M) 1900..$9.25
49,206
4.4s April)
$41,500c.. Jail-10 1939 Population i'n 1900
(Subject to call after Jan. lo Uur.u Population in 1900 (Census)..09,422
test.)
75,000
4 4s Apr 10
$50,000c
Apr 10 1920
(Subject to call Apr. 10 1910.)
4s '00
$218,000
Apr 10 1940
(Subject to call after Apr 1910.)
INTEREST on the Mex. Gulf RR. subsidy bonds is
Antonio; on the 4% road bonds at Austin and bn all other payable at San
loans at Austin,
San Antonio and New York.
-
.
..
.
..
_.
BONHAM.
This place is In Fannin
County.
Railroad Bonds.
8s ’74
$7.200
Feb 7 1924
Water Works Bonds.
6s '88
$37,000
School Bonds.
4s 03
$30,000
seat is
*
BOND. DEBT July 1 1900.
$74,200
valuation 1904
2,209,955
Tax rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1904
$10.80
Population in 1900
_5,042
j Assessed
July 1 1928
—_
LOANS—
sec
May in 1938
to call after 1908.)
Floating debt.
$18,000
Assessed valuation 19u0_.14,174,74 »
(Assessment 30% actual.value.)
County tax (per Sl.Onni 1906..$4 90
Population in 1890
33.377
Population in 1900 (Census)..45.535
Population in 1906 (est.i
48,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 4 1900. .$94.000
INTEREST on 5% bridge bonds payable at the Third National
Bank,
St. Louis; on the refunding bonds at the
Hanover National Bank, Now York.
County
STATE OF TEXAS.
alphabetical order,
(Subject
.
Blair, Treasurer.
5s ’89
Apr $41,000*c.Nov 15 1909
3 ,4s ’07...
$20,000
1947
Court House Refunding.
5s ’98
A-O $53,OOOC..
June 11943
BRAZORIA COUNTY
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
XOTE.—For statements not (liven in
Statements" at the end of this State.
W. B.
Bridge Bonds.
the grounds of fraud
when "Issued for the purpose of
repairing
building of which bonds are allowed to be
BELL COUNTY.
Belton Is the county seat.
LOANS—
*
When Due.
1893 has done much to widen the market
for new Texas municipal loans.
At present before any bond can be
issued by a municipality or county it
must receive the certificate of the
Attorney-General that it is a lawful obli¬
gation.
It must then be registered in the office of the
State Comptroller,
and when the bond Is so issued Its
validity cannot be
1881.
City Hall Bonds.
4s ’02
J-D $40,000e
Dee 1 1942
5s ’99 J-J
10.si4.000e...Aug 5 1939
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1922.)
(Subject to call after 1919.'
School Bonds.
4s ’02
J-D $25,000c
Dec 1 1942 5s ’01
MN
$1,8u0c.._Nov 1 1941
(Subject to call Dec 1 1922.)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1921.)
Sewerage Bonds.
5s ’Ul
A O
Sl.HOOe
Oct 1 1941
4s ’02
J-D $75,000c
Dec 1 1942
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1921.>
(Subject to call Dee 1 1922.i
5s ’ul
J-D
S 1.800e
Dee 1 1941
5s ’01
J-D $75,000c
June! 1941
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1921.i
(Subject to call June 1 1921.1
4s ’02
J-L> S75.00OC
Dec 1 1942
5s ’05
J-J
$3(>,OOOC
Jan 1 1945
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1922.)
(Subjecttoeall Jan 1 1915.)
5s ’05
M-S
$1,900c.-Sept 1 1925
Water and Paving Bonds.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1915.)
5s ’98
A-O 0
$15,000c.'.Aug 1 1938 5s ’00 J-D $30,000
.Dec 1 19 10
(Subject to call.)
-.(Subject to ca'l after Dee 1 1926.)
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’99 J-J 10 $13.500c
Apr 1 1929 5s ’06 J-D $75,000
Dec 1 1940
(Subject to call after 19<>9.)
(Subject to call'after Dec 1 1926. i
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907
$504,800
5s ’01
J D $4(),000c
June 1 1941 Total valuation 1900
9,025,500
(Subject to eall June .1 1921.1
(Assessment
about
3-5
actual
value.)
4s ’02
J-D $95,oooe— Dec 1 1942
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $13.50
(Subject to eall Dec 1 1922.)
Population
in
1890
3,290
5s ’00
J-D $25,000
Dec 1 1940 Population in 1900
(Census).. 9,427
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1920.)
Population in 1905 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST on all the 4%, bonds due Dec. 1
1942 is payable at the Sea¬
board National Bank. New York, or at the
City Treasurer’s office; on the
school 5s due 1941 at the City Treasurer’s
office; all other bonds are payable
at the City Treasurer’s
office, Beaumont, or at the National City
Bank, N. Y.
Funding Bonds.
.
Leaving
(about
Assessed Valuation
City Tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
$7,422,928
$3,204,020
$10,027,554
$15.70
0,775,801
3,030,231
9,812,092
20.00
0.038.1903.010,807
9,055,057'
19.33 1-3
0,409.933
2,000.001
9.135.994
23.33 1-3
0,378,201
2,467,50$
8.845,709
17.33 1-3
0,208.002
2.023.225
8.831.837
8.521,659.
2.863.075
11.384.734
18.13 1-3
in 1907 (est./ 35,000 and in 1890 was
14,575; in 1900 was
__
POPULATION
_
Cow (till 2d Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan.
valuation
follows in the years indicated.
as
E. B.
Angleton.
Cannan, Treasurer.
When Due.'
Jail Bonds.
5s’97 Apr 10 $7,84Sc
Meh 1 1937
(Subject lo call after 1902.)
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1900.$133,093
Floating debt
lJ.ooo
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1 ’00
147.01*3
Sinking fund
S.077
NET DEBT Aug 1 1900
139.010
Assessed valuation 1900. .8,014.020
(Assessment about “l actual value.)
State
Co. tax (per Al) ’00__.S10.55
Population in 1890
__il,506
Population in 1900
14.801
Population in 1906 test.)
12.boo
OPTIONAL—The Court House bonds are
to
subject
call
after
live years
from date of Issue.
INTEREST is payable in Austin at the State
Treasury
on
April
10 of
each year.
Court House Bonds.
Os’95 Apr 10 $13,000c..Feb 10 1915
5s’97 AprlO
24,000c.—Mch 1 1937
5s’99 Apr 10 48,000c. ..Meh 1 1919
(Subject to eall after 1902.)
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s’99 Apr 10 $22,(i()0c...Meh 1 1919
4 s’9 9 April)
l;995e__Aug 31 1919
4s’00 Apr 10
1,800c..June 12 1920
5s’98 Apr 10
14,450c
Apr 4 1938
(Subject to call after 1909.)
’
...
.
_
BRAZOS COUNTY.
Bryan is the countv
LOANS—
Building Bonds.
seat.
When. Due. \ BOND. DEBT July 1
1900..$05,000
Assessed valuation 1900
5,342,57$
$34,000...Mell 10 1938 County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.20
Bridge Bonds.
Population
ill
1900.
..18,859
5s ’98
$20,000
Moll 10 1938
4s
11,000...Apr 10 1919j
'
5s ’98
.
BREWSTER COUNTY.
L. B
.
Caruthers, Treasurer.
Alpine is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. | Assessed valuation 1900.
.$4,007,783
4s ’oo
10 1921 (Assessment abt. 70% actual value.)
$58,000—Sept
4s ’01
14,480—June 10 1921 j State
&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’0G__$8.20
BOND. DEBT Meh 1907..
$70,480j Population in 1900
2,350
Sinking fund
1.717]Population in 1907 (est)5,000
INTEREST is payable In Austin.
*
Issued prior to the law of
1893..which requires approval and registration by State officials.
APR. UK)7.
TEXAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
BROWN WOOD.
Louis E. Walker. Treasurer.
DALLAS COUNTY.
This city Is the county seat of Brown County.
LOANS—
When Due.! Floating; debt
$.‘1,000
Water Bonds.
‘TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1000.. 08,100
5s ’92
$58,000
Mch 1 1942jAssessed valuation 1900
2,540.105
School Bonds.
i Tax rate (per $1.000) 1900
$11.25
5s ’04
$0,500
Aug 1 19441 Population in 1900
3,965
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1906..$64,500, Population in 1906 (est.)
6,500
CALDWELL COUNTY.
J. P.
Lockhart is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Parri
4s ’04
Court House Bonds.
4s ’04
$31,000...Apr 10 1944
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s ’04
$ 14.000 ...Nov 15 1944
...
...
...
5,000
1 ,ooo
Assessed valuation 1906 ..$5,388,400
County tax (per $1,00(0 1906 .$6.50
DENISON.
.
State&Co.(.tax (per $1,000) ’06510.30
Population in 1900..
21,765
Population in 1907 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST is payable at tlie office of State Treasurer.
CLEBURNE.
This city is In
Linker
School Bonds.
6s ’90
S26,00o
Street and Bridge Bonds.
5s '04
$20,000
Sept 15 1944
Citv Hall and fire Station Bonds.
5s ’04
$5.000.. .Sept 15 1944
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 ‘06.
$82,000
Assessed valuation 1905
9,681,080
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905
$12.50
June 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
i $3,000... A'ov 1 1911
3,000
5s ’06
M-N
:
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
3,000
3,000
3,ooo
17,000
COLORADO COUNTY.
5s
5s
6s
6s
.
1 1916
1 1921
1 1926
1 1931
1 1936
Population in 1900
7,493
Chas. J. CL
.
—
Sinking fund
II. Mitt endorf Jr.,
New Braunfels is the county scat..
LOANS—
-When Due.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
4s ’06
AO $ i 0,000c.. Apr 10 19 16
(Subject to call after April lo 1916.)
4s *03
A O $35,oooc.
Dec 1 1943
..
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’96
A-O
$S.59oe..Mch
Court House Bonds.
5s ’98
A-O $40,00oc.. Apr
CORPUS CHRISTI.
10 1936
10 1938
A.
$93,500
19,202
Assessed valuation 1906
3.150,405
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
State&Co.taxtper $1,000) *06.$10.80
Population in 1900
;
7,00,8
Population in 1907 (est.)
.9.000
INTEREST
is
in
payable
New
Braunfels.
Sinking fund
.
Refunding Bonds.
3s
Apr 10
$68,0000
Apr 1 J> 19 11
(Subject to call after May 15 1906.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’06
Apr $48,000
Oct 10 1946
(Subject to call after Oct. 10 1911.)
4s ’06
Apr $12,500--.Oct 10 1946
(Subject to call after Oct. 10 1911.)
INTEREST on all bonds payable at
Secretary.
all*
Bonds
IL A. John son,
City Hal! Bonds.
‘87
.7- L*
$20.000
_Juue 1 1907
Crematory Bonds.
4s ‘(*3
Feb
$5,000
Street Improvement
5s ’90
J ,J
$30,000
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’89
J-J
$20,000
Feb 1 19 13
Bonds.
July 1 1920
5s '89
3 Ds'bl J-.J
4s '02
J-J
4s *03
Feb
s
(’has
[8287.500 bonds offered April 10,j
Refunding School Bonds.
M-N $26.000
May 1932
Water Supply
1931
F-A
$6,500
Aug 1934
J-D
7 2,000 *
Dec 1 11) 14
Nov 1 19 13
J-.J
86,000*
Julv 1 19 17
,)S
J-J
(Subject to cal] after Nov 1903.)
167.000*
July 1 1920
.J-J
lmpt.
Gold
Bonds.
Sewerage
62.000*
Jan 1 1921
5s
J-J $128,OOio....Iulv 1 1920
.J-D 100,000*
] uric 1 1931
5s
J-D 150,000*
.him l 1931
J-.J
5)5,000
Julv 2 1940
Street improvement Bonds.
F-A
50.000
..Feb 1 1942
5s g
F-AS 1 63 ,i)oo
lug 1 1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s
J-J
180.000“.. .July 1 15)29 4s
.J-J
$75.000.. .Jan 1 1942
4s g
2
1940
J-J
Water and Sewer Bonds.
33,000.
.Julv
4s g
J-D
23,000.. .Dec 1 1942 4s g '
J-D $94.000
Dec 1 1942
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.)
Public Impt. Bonds.
Dormer citu of East Dallas.
4s ’04
J-J
$50,000.
.Jan
1 15)44
Construction 8: Imprt. Bonds.
6s
J-.J
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1919.)
$15.000*-..Julv 1 1916
Police 8: fire Station Bonds.
6s
J-J
35,000*
Inly 1 1918
4s g
J-D $50,000
Dec 1 1942 6s
J-J
8.000*. -July 1 1919
Public School Bldg. Bonds.
(Subject to call after Dee. 1 1912.)
6s
Crematory Bonds.
J-.J
$9.000*
July 1 1916
4s g
J-J * $10,000
July 2 1940 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’07_$2,071.500
School Bonds.
Sinking fund.278,000.•
6s
J J
1933 NET DEBT Apr 1 1907.. 1,793.500 ‘
$6,090
Jau
4s ’04
J-J
30,000.
July 11)4-4
INTEREST on t!ie East Dallas bonds due in 1916 Is payable at the Mer¬
chants’ Laclede National Bank. St. Louis, Mo.: on the improvement 5s
due In 1928, 1929 and 1940. and 4s due 1942 and 1944, tlie sewerage Im¬
provement bonds due in 1920, the water 4s of 19 10 and 19 12, the crematory
bonds, the police and lire station bonds and tHe school bonds due 1944, at
the Seaboard National Bank, New York.
The refunding senool 4s due
1932 at State Treasurer’s office; the school 6s due 1923 at Dallas; the water
6s due 1934 at Austin and Dallas; on all other bonds by the New York Trust
funding Ronds.
-Is
Os
A-O Sioo.noin*1
5s g
J-J
138,000’'General Impt. Bonds.
6s 1893 M-N $60,000
.
.Apr 1
July 1
1917
the office of the State Treasurer
Snggilh
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House Bonds.
A-O 10
$2.000.. .Nov 16 1934
(Subject 40 call after Nov 16 1904.)
4s ’06
A-O j $6,000-.. Apr 10 1!>I>7
BOND. DEBT Aug 11 '06.. ,$82.000
funds
1,030
Assessed valuation, real.. 11,377,530
Assessed val., personal
5,972,635
Total valuation 1906
17,350,135
(Assessment abt. 1-3 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) ’06
$8.60
Sinking
(72,000 ..Apr 10 ’08-’16
EL PASO.
21,311
25,000
Clerk County Court.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s ’94
A-O
$2,000...May 1 1 1917 Population in 1900
(Subject to call.)
INTEREST Is payable in New York City or In Austin.
.
Auditor; L. J. Gannon, Treas.
.
Population in 1900-,Population In 1907 (est.)
5s
50,059
Percy McGhee, Clerk.
This is the county scat of El Paso County.
Incorporated J^ue 18 1893.
When Due.'
(Subject to call Felrl 1921.)
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds (Con.).
j
LOANS—
6s
T. Morris.
John M
County seat is Waxahaehie.
Population in loon
9.313
is p ayablc at office of County Treasurer
This is the county seat of Dallas Co
LOANS—
When Due.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’O6_.59.8O
Population In 1890
21,289
Population in 1900 (Census)..28,31 8
10,095
ELLIS COUNTY.
J-J $15.000
July
(Subject to call after July 1
5s
M-S $60,000
Sept
(Subject to call after Sept 1
CORYELL COUNTY.
DALLAS,
1944
1
Sinking fund
Noy 1 1931
13,350
Jan 1 1932
10,000
Fcl) 1 19 13
(Subject to call after Feb 1 15)18.)
BOX Dill) DEBT Melt 1 907.$130,850
Assessed valuation 1906
4,168,725
Gatesville is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due.' Assessed valuation 1906 ..5.775.560s
Court House and Jail Bonds.
j County tax (per $ 1 ,000) 1905. .$5.50
3s ’02
$72,000
Apr lo 1942 Population in 1900
1,308
BOND. DEBT Oct. 15 1 !»()•>.$72.000 !
3|
10 1940
Feb
‘>s ’01...
$.->2,000. ..June 10 1941
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1907...$79.41)!)
July 1 191!)
.
Apr
1.!)!)!)
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07. $128,500
Total valuation 1906
9,460,362
County tax (per 51,000) 19o6__$0.oo
Assessed valuation (real).$4,540,825
Assessed val., personal).. 2,572,565
Total valuation for 1906-. 7,122,390
(Assessment abt. 30% actual v alue.)
State & County tax (per M) '07 $9.25
3 1
.
July 1 1919 Total-Tax (.per $1,000) 1906..$13.00
Population in 1890
6,285
INTEREST oil the school 3 1
all other bonds in New York
..
Clerk.
Dahlnuin, County Treasurer.
Court House Bonds.
25,000
.
on
Bridge Bonds.
$ 5,500
5s ’00
3 ?4s ’04
School
Bonds.
J-.I
$7.500
II. E.
Cuero is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Mayor; Waller Burgess, iSec.
This city is in Navarro County.
LOANS —
When Due.
.
DE WITT COUNTY.
issued
When Due.' Floating debt
$10,140
fund’s Water Wks. Bonds.
‘Assessed valuation 1906
1,728,063
4s g ‘98 F-A $90,0000
Aug 1 1938! (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after \ur. 1 1908.)
Total tax (per $l,000) 1906
$17.25
BONDED DEBT Mch 7 ’07.$90,000 Population 1900
4.703
Population in 1907 lost.)
.8.000
INTEREST at 4 % tint il4 9"8 and. at 5 ’5 thereafter.
Interest payable at
office of Noe’.-Young Bond oc Stock Co., St. Louis, Mo.
TAX FREE.—Bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
.
W.-J. Hailey
Denton is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due.
are tax exempt.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.
LOANS—
6s
School Bonus.
J-J
529.500*
Jan
1922
J-J
2.500*
..1908
J-J
1 1.000*
1908
INTEREST is payable In Denison.
TAX EXEMPT.—All bonds are free from taxation.
DENTON COUNTY.
Treasurer.
Bonds
1 Vnmark. 1 ’it v
W
Co.
Incorporated 1852. Corpus Christ! is !n.Xeuc
under new municipal law.
CORSICANA.
Funding Bonds.
J-J
528.500*-....Tan
1914
(Subject to call after 1904.)
,
15,oo0|
COMAL COUNTY.
Street Impt. Bonds.
J-J
525,000*
Jan
1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’06. ..5148.500
Sinking fund.
60,729
NET DEBT Apr 1 1906
87.771
Assessed valuation 1905
5,072,802
(Assessment about 3 5 actual value.)
Tax rate (per SI.000) 1905.. 515.00
Population in 1890
10,958
1 1.807
Population In 1900
5s ’92
This place is the county scat of Denton County
LOANS—
When Due. \
Miscellaneous Bonds.
School Bonds.
4 !£>’!)!)
53,000
June 19 193!)
5s ’90
$11,000
Sept 8 1930 4 4s’99 l...
4.547...June 19. 193!)
4 14 s'9 9
8,500
June 1!) 1939 BOND. DEBT July 1 1906.. 565,547
4s’01
12,000
Vug l 1941 Assessed valuation 1904
2, 500.000
Water Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1907... .511.25
5s ’05
$25.000
Apr 1 1945 Population In 1900
..4 lS 7
4 Jys’99
1,5(10
June 19 1939
Lelsemarm, Clerk.
NET DEBT Aug 13 1906
.$55,000
Assessed valuation 1906
7.077.139
Apr lo 1942jState & Countv tax (perM) ’06 $9.20
30.000
Oct 6 1939 | Population in 1900
..22,293
BOND. DEBT Aug 13 19toi.$7o.000 I Population in 1906 (est)
25,000
funding Bonds.
$40,000
Yocum, City Secretary.
DENTON.
Columbus is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Due.
3s ’o2
4s ’99
D.
Grayson County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds 1890 & 1892.
5s ’90
J-.r
547,000*
A Jan 1920
5s ’92
.J-.J
25.000*
Jan
1922
Wilhite, Secretary.
When Due.
J.
This city Is In
Johnson County.
LOANS—
Erwin, Treasurer.
Bonds all Issued under new municipal bond law.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Court House Bonds (Ref.).
4s ’05
$500,000...Jan 2 1945
3s ’99
$36,000c -May 10 1919
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1915.)
(Subject to call after May 10 1909.)
Road and Bridge Funding.
3s ’01
550.000c-.May 20 1941 4s '05
$159,000
June 10 1945
(Subject to call after May 20 1906.)
(Subject to call after June 1915.)
4s ’05 Apr 10! 532,000c.Apr 10 ’07-14 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1906.5823,900
1 43.000c.Dec 10 1920 Assessed valuation 1906.546,183,750
Court House Bonds (Repair).
(Assessment about 1-3 to Cj act. val.)
3s ’01
53,900c .May 20 1921 County tax (per $1,000) 1906._55.40
(Subject to call after May 20 1906.)
Population In 1890
67,042
Population In 1900..;
82,726
INTEREST on the $75,000 Issue Is payable at the State Treasurer’s office.
Treasurer.
Floating debt
$22,001)...Apr 10 1944 Sinking fund
H. L.
County seat is Dallas.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07.$67,000
Bridge Bonds.
181
F-A
1 1 938 1 5s
M-S 550,000
Sept 1 1043
1913.) • (Subject to call after Sept 1 1923.)
1 1943 ! 5s
A-O $50,000... Apr 1 1045
1923.) j (Subject to call after Apr 1 1925.)
Water Compromise Bonds.
$20,000 ...Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call Feb 1 1920.)
City Hall and Jail Bonds.
6s
J-J
$50,000
luly 1 1938
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
5s
F-A $10,000
Feb 1 1929
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1914.)
5s
F-A $10,000
Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call Feb 1 1920.)
School and Funding Bonds
5s
Feb $11,000
Feb 1 1929
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1909.)
Street Improvement.
5s ’05 g Nov $ 175,000c.-Nov 1 1935
(Subject to call $50,000 Nov 1 1920;
$125,1)00 Nov 1 1925.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1907...$721.038
Floating debt
144,036
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1907... 865,074
6s
A-O $50,()()()*_..Apr 1 1920 .Assessed valuation ’06-’07 15,000,000
5s
F-A
30,000.. ..Feb 1 1929 (Assessment about % actual value.)
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1914.) Tax rate (per $1 ,000) l!)06
518.60
School Bonds.
10,338
Population in 1890
5s
F-A $75,000. ...Feb 1 1941 i Population In 1900
15,906
INTEREST payable at New York.
....
.
...
Company.
CITY PROPERTY.—Value of city property, including water works
$2,750,000.
WATER WORKS.—In the year 1906-07 the revenue from water works
was $ 174.50 0.,
ASSESSED VALUATION.'—The city’s assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows.
Assessment about 50% actual value:
Personal
Total Assessed
Tax Rate
Estate.
Years—
Real
Valuation.
Property.
per $1.000.
1906
..532.412.600
$14,077 ,725
$46,490,325
$16.50
1905
11 .922.750
16.50
39,834,475
1904
26.284,300
10,970,925
16.50
37.255,225
1903.
32.727.150
I960
16.50
23,031,685
1895..A
4.723,800
25.00
21,627,925
1890
23.25
33,000,000
POPULATION. —In 1905 (est.). 85.000; In 1900 (Census) was 42,638;
In 1890 it was 38,067; in 1880 it was 10,358.
.
.
_._
EL PASO COUNTY.
Park W. Pitman, Clerk.
County seat Is El Paso.
When Due. J Cash on hand.
LOANS—
$129,563
Refunding Ronds.
j Assessed valuation 1906..18,609,715
4s ’00 AprlO 516.000c..Mch 1 1920 j (Assessment about 65% full value.)
Court House and Jail Bonds.
State 8: co tax (per$ 1 ,000) ’06-59.50
5s ’98 AprlO $47,000c._Feb 14 1938 Population In 1890
15,678
5s ’98 AprlO
10.000c-.Fcb 14 19381 Population in 1900 was
24,886
BOND DEBT Mch 1 1907. .$73 0001 Population In 1906 (est)
50,000
INTEREST payable at Austin.
ERATH COUNTY.
Stephenvllle Is the county seat.
LOANS—
Bonds
When Due.
County Bonds.
are
tax-exempt.
j BOND. DEBT July 1 1906..$60,500
\ Assessed valuation 1906
7,614,965
5s ’01
June 10 1911! (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
$10,000
6s ’95
7,500
Aug 15 1915 ; County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$6.50
Jail Bonds.
Population In 1900
20,966
5s ’05
$30,000...July 10 1945J
...
FAYETTE COUNTY.
R. Klatt.
County Clerk.
County seat is La Grange.
LOANS—
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Oct 15 ’06 $104,500
Bridge Bonds.
I Total valuation 1906
8,8!)0,030
5s ’98 OctlO $13,000
Apr 10 19381 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1908.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$4.70
Refunding Ronds
Population In 1890..
31,481
4s ’05
$43,000...Apr 17 1945 Population In 1880
27.996
(Subject to call after Apr 17 1915.) Population 1900 (Census)
36,542
INTEREST
payable In New York.
FORT BEND COUNTY.
T. B.
Richmond Is the county seat
LOANS—
When Due.
4
Bridge Bonds.
Us ’99... $18,000
May 8 1938
Wessendorff, Treasurer.
| BON'D. DEBT Mch 1907
554,000
Assessed valuation 1906
6,347.180
County tax (per 51,000) 1906..$5.10
Court House Bonds.
State & Co tax (per
5s ’98
$30,000...May 20 19181 Population In 1900
Jail Bonds.
4s ’04
$6,000...Nov 15 1924
...
M) ’06
8.95
16,538
...
*
Issued
tration by
prior to the law of 1893. which requires
State officials.
approval and regls
182
FORT WORTH.
W. D. H ar
This city Is the
county seat of Tarrant County.
The validity
of the city bonds was the
subject of litigation, but recent decisionsofofsome
Court of Civil
the
Appeals confirms their legality.
See
V. 66, p. 775; V. 67
p. 1072, and V. 76, p. 223.
The city failed to
pay
its
interest
due In Sep¬
tember and November 1899
(see V. 60, p. 711), but In
arrears.
January 1900 paid all
In December 1900 an
appeal was made to holders of the
consent to refunding the
bonds to
debt Into new 4s and a
resolution to aid In the
process was passed by the
City Council. See “Chronicle” V.
The Legislature of 1901
72,
p. 100.
authorized 51,883,000 4% 40-year
bonds to
up the old Issues, and up to
May 1906 $754,000 had been so refunded. take
LOANS—
When Due. i
Water Bonds.
Funding & Improvement Bonds.
5s g *90 M-N
5s g 90 J-J
May 1 1920
$113,000*... Jan 1 1920 6s g '92 F-A $42,000*
6s g’92 J-J
612,000*... Feb 1 1922
155,000*...Jan 1 1922
Refunding
Bonds
(see note above).
High School.
4sg
J-J $754.000
5s g’90 J-J
July 1 1941
$11,000*
Jan 1 1920 6s ’93
2,000
Sewer Bonds.
May 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Mch
5s g ’90 M-N
1907.$1,781,000
ris, Mayor; J. J.
Normally, And.
1 1940
Floating debt.
General Improvement.
222,117
NET DEBT Mch 1907...
5s g ’91 M-S $160,000*
2,003,117
Mch 1 1921 Value of
city
property over 2,000,000
INTEREST Is payable in New York
City.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
city’s
debt
Is
limited by the city’s charter
of April 1 1899 to
5% on the taxable values.
assessed valuation (which Is
tax rate have been as
80%
follows:
Years.
Real Estate.
1905
$15,975,495
15,149,005
14,221,275
11,048,637
16,502.625
...
Personal
Total
Property.
$10,245,230
Valuation.
Tax rate
per $1,000.
$26,220,725
23,988,350
8.839,345
6,734,108
$17.50
17.50
20 955,383
5,119,972
16,168,600
4,804,160
21 ,306,785
1 1,243,727
4,715.143
15,958,870
POPULATION. —In 1900 (Census) was
26,688; In 1890 It
In 1880 it was 6 663.
1890
1889
24 d)6 2-3
20.55
21.55
was
23,076;
GAINESVILLE.
Jan 1 1942
M-N $25,000
Nov 1 1944 (Subject to
call after Jan 1
(Subject to call after Nov 1
1912.)
1914.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sewerage & Street Improvement.
6s
A-O $26,500
6s
Oct
A-O
1
1940
$7,000
Apr 1 1938 (Subject to call after Oct
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1908.) 6s
1
1910)
J-J
4s
$10,000
A-O
July 1934
$5,000
Oct 1 1940
(Subject to call after July 1904.)
(Subject to call Oct 1 1910.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1907.
Refunding Bonds.
$112,500
F
-
..
5s
(Subject
5s ’04
A-O $17,000
to call after
J-J
(Subject
Oct
Oct 1
$7,000
1
oatlng debt
8,603
TOT A L D E BT Jan 1907...
121,103
(Assessment Is 2-3 actual value.)
Total
1938
1908.)
GALVESTON.
Commiss
Galveston,
County, and
II.
oner
tlie
$593,000*C
(Subject to call
Revcnius.
-19”!
.
Limited
to call
Debt
5s '!) 1
1908-’16.)
Bonds
to
call
J-J $1,042,000c
1932-1936
(Subject to call 1912-’10.)
General Indebtedness
Bonds.
'95
M-N $191,000c
1935
(Subject to call 1905.)
Grade-Raising Bonds, Series A.
'
M-S 5189.000c
.Sept 1 1943
..
INTEREST
All held In
sinking fund.
PAR VALUE OF
BONDS.—The
a
INTEREST
par value of the bonds Is
Is payable in New
York and Galveston.
$1,000.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.Total bonded debt.
Floating debt.
Total debt
.
Sinking fund,
Net
debt
Feh. 28 ’07 Feb. 28 ’06
58,176
.
Ac-
1,661
35,57»i
$3,747,000 $3,381,176 $3,317,661
$3,977,570
406,245
460,967
433,483
1,230,029
The water debt (included $3,340,755 $2,5)20,209 $2,884,178 $2,747,541
in total above) on
Feb. 28 1907 amounted
$602,000; the water sinking fund
to
(also included above) on the
aggregated $83,000.
same date
in addition to
the sinking fund as
given above, the city owns
200 of wharf
$622,company stock.
Also owns a
at $1,550,000, an
water-works plant \alued
electric light plant, sewer
value of Its public
plant, Ac., Ac.
The
total
property at present Is $2,833,559.
The sinking fund receives
yearly an amount equal to 2% of
bonds.
outstanding
The city holds In Its
special reserve fund, which can
special or unlooked-for
only
be used in
emergencies, the sum of $25,000.
In what is called
The city holds
Sewer Extension Fund
about
the
.
$80,000: the revenue of
present sewer system will
pay over and above
est on the entire
operating expenses Inter
$300,000 of bonds
outstanding.
sewers is being done as
Further work on the
the grade-raising Is
finished In different districts.
DEBT
LIMITATION.—The city
Is
authority and
forbidden
to make
can Issue bonds
only with legislative
loans for railroad aid.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— •The
city’s
actual value.
Years.
190G
1905
1904
1903
1902
1900
1890
1881
14
Real Estate.
-..$18,293,000
...
...
...
-.-
17.169.676
17,254,803
22,519,230
15,970.935
assessed valuation Is about
Personal
Property.
$4,504,000
3,960,893
3.182,195
3,401,361
3,494,522
4
.441.282
5,062,899
Total Assessed
Valuation.
$22,797,000
21 ,244 .653
20,351 ,871
20,574 .098
20,749,325
26 960,512
21 ,033,834
80%
City Tax
per $1,000
$16.20
15.20
16.50
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
17.625.862
The city tax rate (per
$1,000) in 1906. $16.20; total
tax rate, $31.80.
POPULATION In 1900 (Census) was
In 1890 It was
1880 it was
22,248: In 1870 it was 13.818.37,789;
29.084; In
In 1907 the
mated at over 42,000.
population is esti¬
,
1921
1921
1924
1937
1922
1945
1946
30,000
80,500
3,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000)
1906...$22.00
Population in 1900
..6,860
Population in 1907
10,306
Fritz, Treasurer
Building Bonds.
5s ’04
6s ’94
5s ’00
5s ’05
$50,000
Apr 10 1924
1,946...Apr 10
...
975
Feb
1924
16 1940
40,000...Apr 10 1945
BOND. DEBT July 1
1906.$105,906
Assessed valuation 1906..
6,284,340
...
County
tax
Population
(per $1,000) 1905..$6.50
In 1900
5,040
1911.)
John
Fanner,
Treasurer.
.49.312,935
County tax (per$l,ooo) 19<)6__$5.90
Population In 1890
.37,249
Population ill 1900
63,786
on the jail bohds Is
payable at the
all other bonds in
Austin.
on
Chemical National Bank,
Marshall Is the county-seat.
LOANS—
When Due
Assessed valuation 190<b_
Court House Bonds.
.$6,719,745
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.20
4s ‘99
$54,500. .Aug 16 1939
Population in 1900..
BOND. DEBT July 1 19(»6.
31,878
$54.5(10
.
.
HAYS COUNTY.
San Marcos is the
county’ seat.
LOANS—
*
When Due
BOND. DEBT July'l 1906.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
..$97,000
Assessed valuation loud..
4s ’03
4,193,800
$71,000
Sept 10 1943] County tax (per $1,000)
1906..$6,50
Building Bonds.
Population in 1900
5s ’98
14,142
$24,000
\pr 10 193S|
..
HILL COUNTY.
Jno. C. Givens, Treasurer.
Hillsboro is the county scar.
LOANS—
’
When
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’95
$30,000
\pr 10
5s '96
20.000.. Apr 10
5s *97
12,ooo__ Apr it)
3 >-»s ’02
40,000
Apr 10
Due.
Funding Bonds.
5s ’98
3 1 ->s '(>3_
$50,000
Feb 15 1938
42,000
\pr 10 1943
BONDED D E BT Oct ’06.
$1.94 JM)0
1937 Assessed valuation 1906
13.168.740
1942 County tax (per
$1,000) 1906..$6.do
1935
1936
.
HILLSBORO.
W. M.
_
..
Population
Population
In 1900
In 1906 (est.)
4 1,355
46,500
Williams, Treasurer.
of
This city is the
county seat
LOAN'S—
When
Water and Sewer Bonds.
6s ’91
..$4,500
Oet 1
5s ’95
18,500
Ian 1
5s ’95
8,000
Sept 3
5s ’97
15,000
Jail 1
Hill
Due
County.
BOND. DEBT Mch
Floating debt
12'07...$70.mm
7.000
TOTAL DEBT Mch 12 ’ti7___
77,000
Sinking fund
14,000
1935 NET DEBT Mch 12 -o7
63,000
1937 Water bonds
(included)
School Bonds.
41,500
Assessed valuation
6s!,94
$4,000
July 1 1924 (Assessment about 219o6_..2,316,440
4 Ris ’06...
3 actual value.)
20,000
Sept 1 1946 Total tax rate
(per Mt 1906___$21.30
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.)
Population In 1900..5,316
i Population in 1907
(est)
7,500
.
..
1907...110,500
NET DEBT Jan 1 1907
Assessed valuation 1906
Hodges, Treasurer.
Due.
Fd>. 28 ’05 Feb. 29
’04
$3,747,000 $3,323,000 $3,316,000
$3,942,000
.
2 1919
HARRISON COUNTY.
-
...
A. G.
to call after Nov
New York,
Bonds 1896.
M-N $52,000c
1936-1938
Public School Bonds 1897.
5s '97
J-J rt$23,000c
1937
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $300,000c
1936-1938
(Subject to call 1916.)
HARDIN COUNTY.
.
5s
5s
50,000
..
A-O 10 $12,000..Oct 10
1935j
to call Oct 10 1905.)
]
Road and Bridge Bonds
J
3s ’01
J’ne $536,000. .June 1
19411
(Subject to call June 1. 1911)
|
15)17.)
Water-Works
1891.
Engine House Bonds.
$5,000c...Oct
Sinkingfund
Wm.
(Subject
Grade-Raising Bonds,
(Suojeet
...
(Subject
&
M-S
County seat Is Houston.
submitted to vote April 22 [Proposition to Issue $1,000,000 bonds will be
1970.]
LOANS—
When Due. ! BONDED DEBT
Aug 1 ’06. $548,000
Jail Bonds.
i Assessed valuation 1906.
5s ’95
_
1907.)
Water, Street Imp. &
City Mall.
6b
J-J $550,000*c
1928-1936
...
...
HARRIS COUNTY.
Series B.
M-N S70.000C
19-Tl
(Subject to call by lot.)
Gen. Indebtedness Bonds
1897.
5s 4)7
A-O $ 192,000c
Oct 1 1937
5s
1927
$15,000...Apr
•
2,000...Apr
67.500...Apr
...
(Subject
incorporated
J-D
$4,000...Apt-
...
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’03
5s ’98
4s '05
’07
..
rapidly.
5S ’81
Jail Bonds.
4s ’03
..
leading seaport of Texas, is
I
City’Hall
6s ’89
BOND. DEBT Sept 1906...
.$88,500
Sinking fund.
3,486
10 1943 NET DEBT
Sept 1906..85,014
Assessed valuation 1906. ..5.908,209
10 1943 State A
County tax (per M) ’06 $9.80
10 1938 Population in 1900..
21,385
10 1945 Population In 1906
(est.)
23,000
..
Landes, Mayor; I. H. Kempncr,
Finance and
LOANS—
When Due
Limited Debt Bonds 1881.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4'\is’<)6._. $ 13,000c. .Apr 10 1936
(Subject to call $500 yearly’.)
School Building Bonds.
4 3jS ’06...
$17,000c
May’ 1 1936
(Subject to call $500 yearly.)
...
A.
Treasurer;
Electric Light Bonds.
6s ’91
J-J
515,000c
Ian 1 1921
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1907
5s ’04
F-A $14.500c-.Aug 10 1944
$85,500
Floating
debt
($500 payable each year.)
25,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’01
$1,500. ..Apr 10
6 s ’01
1,000. ..Apr 111
6 s ’94
1,000.
May 16
6 s ’97
2,000. ..Apr 10
5 s *02
500.
Feb 16
5 s ’05
6,985.
Var 's
Court House Bonds.
4s '06
$28,000.
Nov 14
the county seat of
Galveston
in March 1839.
As the result of the
cane of
hurri¬
Sept. 8 1900, a compromise of its
bonded debt was effected
holders agreeing to
by
accept
for
a period of five
the rate of 2'$% on
years from 1901 Interest at
bonds then outstanding.
The period of
lias now expired.
compromise
The county of Galveston
has
wall, costing about a million andcompleted the work of constructing a sea¬
a half
dollars, and devised by a board of
eminent engineers, to
protect the city from invasion
A contract has been
by the sea.
entered Into and work well
of the streets and
started to raise the
grade
private property, to be
of $2,000,000.
paid
for by an issue of bonds
$566,000 of which have
already been put out and taken by
the city’s various
sinking
the city Is committed to funds, and before the completion of the contract
take for the account of
Its sinking- funds a
of $666,000 of these
total
bonds, “or more" if possible.” This
half finished and Is
work Is more than
progressing
was
School Bonds.
F-A
59,000c...Sept 1 1915
J-J
12,000c.-July’ 10 1920
8s ’85
6s ’90
.
INTEREST Is payable at St. Louis
and Gainesville.
•Issued prior to the law of
1893, which requires approval and
tion by State officials.
registra¬
Thompson
Bowman, Secretary.
Kountze Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When
July 1 1944
tax (per $1,000)
1906..$11.50
July 1 1914.) Population in 1890..
6,594
Population in 1900
7,874
to call after
L. L.
Seguin Is the county seat.
LOANS—When Due.
Bonds.
J-J
$25,000
5s ’04
4s
GREENVILLE.
This city Is In Hunt
County’.
LOANS—
When Due.
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
This is the county seat of
Cooke County.
LOANS—
When Due.
School
City Hall Bonds.
6s
T. K.
Treasurer.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
city’s
actual value) and
of
COUNTY.
LXXXIV.
,
County seat Is Galveston. At an election held
March 20 1902 the ques¬
tion of Issuing
$1,500,000 protection bonds carried
All of these bonds
a large majority.
by
have now been issued and
up to Feb. 1907 $250,400 had
been retired,
leaving $1,249,600 outstanding on that date.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’93
5s ’93 Apr 10
9 1937
$98,000*c,Jan 10 1913 (Subject A-O$182,000c..-Feb
to call after Feb 9
(Subject to call after Jan 10 1903.)
1907.)
BOND. DEBT Feb
Sea Wall Bonds (.See
1907.51.689,600
text above).
Sinking fund and cash
4s ’02 A-O10
246,510
$1,249.600c J’ne 10.’42 NET DEBT Feb 1907
(Subject to call after June 10 1922.)
1,443,090
Assessed valuation
1906..22,203,390
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment
about
4s ’01
3-5 actual value.)
A-0$160,000c..Dec 10 1942 State A Co tax
(per$ 1,000) ’06. $ 13.80
(Subject to call after 1922.)
Population In 1890
31 476
In 1900.
INTEREST on the sea-wall bonds,Population
44,116
general fund
road and bridge
scrip
bonds
and the
scrip funding bonds is payable at the
Guardian Trust Co.
New York, or at the Texas
Bank A Trust Co..
and jail bonds and the
Galveston: the court-house
5% road and bridge bonds are
of the
payable at the office
County
...
$44,000*...May
1903
5S
GALVESTON
[Vol.
j
.4091
TEXAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
...
1911
1935
...
...
...
HOPKINS COUNTY.
J. J. Robci
•tson, Treasurer.
Sulphur Springs is the county’
LOANS—
seat.
When Due.
| TOTAL DEBT Oet 1906
..$73,500
Assessed valuation 1906
5,894,105
$63.000
\pr 10 1914 j County tax (per $1,000)
BOND. DEBT Oet 1906
1906.
.$5.20
$65,000 Population In 1900
Floating debt
..27,950
8,500
Building Bonds.
4s ’04
...
HOUSTON.
II. B
This
Rice, Mayor; Tom Bringhurst,
Secretary.
The
charter of the
city’ is In Harris County.
operative July’ 1
1903.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
5s g '96 M-N $39,000
May 1 1936
Compromise Bonds.
Gs g ’88 J-J
$500,000*...July 1 1918
5s g’88 J-J
503,000*.
July 11918
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s g ’03
1 1943
A-O$300,000....0et
Fire Station, Market
House and
School Bonds.
5s g ’03 F-A$ 100,000
Funding Bonds.
6s g '82 J-J $524,000*
Aug 15 1943
Ian
1
1912
new
ciiy became
School, Sewer, Street Paving
Fire
Station Bonds.
5s g '04 A-0$ 100,000
Oet
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
5s g ’97 J-.J $250.000
1
and
1944
Inly 1 1937
(Subject to call after 1917.)
5S g ’98 J-J $100,000
July 1 1938
5s g ’99 J-J
100,000
Tail 2 1939
5s g '01 F-A
240,000
Aug 1-1941
5s g’01 F-A
60,000
.Aug 1 1941
Sewer and Sanitarv Bonds.
5s g ’99 M-N $300,000.
Nov 15 193
9
*
Issued prior to the law of
1893
tlon by’ State officials.
which requires approval and
registra-
Apr.
1907.]
TEXAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Water-works mortgage
$467,000
MARLIN.
Certificates of Indebtedness .43,000
Floating debt
82,504
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 '07..4.833,948
May 1 1924 Value city property 1907.-5,552,831
Dec 1 1937
5s g ’97 J-J 5109,000._
School Bonds.
6s g ’94 M-N$ 100,000
5s g ’97 J-J
50.000
5s g ’98 J-J
60,000
.Jan
11937
Jan
certificates.
322,444
the compromise 5s and 6s,
the paving and sewer bonds,
the fire station, market house and
school bonds, the bonds due Oct. 1
1944
and the
water-plant-purchase bonds, is payable at the Union Trust Com¬
pany, New York City: on the funding 6s at the American
National Bank, New York
City: others also In New York City.Exchange
on
JACKSON COUNTY.
W. M.
MARSHALL.
This
seat of Falls
When Due.
20 1867.
$5,836
| Assessed valuation 1906..
2.014.995
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906..
$20.70
Nov 1 1941
Nov 1 1941
Population
Population
Nov 1 1941
in 1900
In 1906
3,092
5.000
(est)
07.$45,500i
H. L. Rice,
city Is the county
County.
Incorporated Mch.
[Sinking fund
City Secretary.
seat of Harrison
LOANS—
County.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
5s '04
$50,000
6s ’89
May 1 1944
$50,000
Jan 1 1934
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
4s ’02
25,000
Nov 1 1943 5s ’04
July 1 1944
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1913.) (Subject to $45,000
call after July 1 1914.)
5s ’05
$30,000
Apr 1 1945 5s ’05
$5,000
July 1 1945
(Subject to call after..Apr 1 1915.)
(Subject to call at any time.)
School Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Mch ’07..$278,000
4s ’03
$28,000
July 1 1943 Assessed
3,839,050
(Subject to call after July 1 1908.) Tax rate valuation 1906
(per $1,000) 1906
$11.50
City Hall Bonds.
Population
In
1900..
5s ’07
.7,855
J-J
$45,000
Jan 1 1947
(Subject to call aftfr Jail 1 1917.)
Moore,
Clerk.
Edna Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s ’90
$5,425
June 11910
6s ’92
$3.000...Apr 12 1912 BOND. DEBT July 1 1906..$89,425
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Sinking
fund
5s ’00
6,233
$10,000...Feb 10 1940 Assessed valuation 1906
3,557,850
5s ’00
1,000... Feb 10 1920 (Assessment about
50% actual val.)
4s ’05
45,000...Apr 10 1945 .County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$7.80
4s ’02
8,000
May 4 1942 Population In 1900
6,094
Population In 1906 (est.)
7,000
Peterson, Mayor.
This city Is the county
LOANS—
School Bonds.
5s ’01
$20.000
Water Bonds.
5s ’01
$18,000
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’01
$16,000
BONDED DEBT Feb 1
Assessed valuation 1905..37,220,915
11923 Assessed valuation 1906.
.40,515,305
5sg’01F-A
50,000
Aug 19 1941 ! (Assessment about 2-3 actual
value.)
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1906...$19.00
5s ’06 J-J
$434,000c..July 16 1946
44,633
GEN. BONDS Mch 1 1907.$3,91P.000 Population in 1900
, Population
in 1890..
27,557
Paving
INTEREST
I. L.
183
...
...
...
...
...
...
COUNTY.
B.
F.
Jefferson, Deputy Clerk.
County
seat
Is
Quieksall, Clerk; J.
MATAGORDA COUNTY.
Bay City Is the county
R.
LOANS—
4s’02
Beaumont.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Bonds.
5s ’04
Aug 10
Refunding Bonds.
4s’02
4s ’03
$44,500. ..Feb 10 1943
$125,000.Aug 10 '44
Bonds.
(Subject to call after Aug 10 1924.) 5s Bridge
’96
6s ’03
$19,000...Apr 10 1936
100,000...Oct 10 1943 4s ’04
20,000.
10 1944
5s ’02
150,000
Oct 1 1941 BONDED DEBT Feb ..Apr
1907.$519,200
Court House Bonds.
Assessed
valuation
5s ’96
1906..23,420,125
$43,000...Apr 10 1936 County tax (per $1,000)
1906..$6.20
5s ’00
6,900...Feb 14 1940 State & Co.
,000) ’06.10.00
(tax(per$l
5s ’02
9,000
1942 Population In 1904
(est.)
4s ’03
14,239
1,800...Feb 10 1943
JOHNSON COUNTY.
W. E.
Cleburne Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
3s '02
$50,000c..Apr 10 1942
J. W.
Karnes is the county seat.
LOANS—
When
Bridge Bonds.
6s ’90
$4,500. .Feb 13
6s ’91
1,500... Dec 24
4s '99
4,500
June 20
6s ’00
6,000
Apr lo
4s ’01
4.500...Apr 10
4s ’02
5,ooo
Apr lo
LOANS—
LAMAR COUNTY.
County
seat is
C.
Paris.
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds.
6s ’83
$58,000
Funding Bonds.
w- $31,000
6s ’93
seat of Webb
When Due.
Hallcttsvllle
BONDED DEBT July 1
'06.$89,000
Assessed valuation 1904
2,202,000
1904
$15.00
13,429
Dec 31 1922
>s
>s
.S
iS
s
When Due. (
Bonds.
.....w*.
.
$11.000..
-Nov 1
7,000.. .Nov 1
600...Feb 13
1,000
Aug 14
500. .May 16
25,000
May 10
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Court House Bonds.
13s '(*2
$70,500
May 10 1942
1909: BOND. DEBT
July 1 1906.$115,100
1909! Assessed valuation 1906
6.691,933
1913 | County tax (per $1,000)
1907..$4.90
1 914 | Population In 1900
28,121
1910
'
1923
J. D,
Therrol], Treasurer
Groesbcck Is the county scat.
LOANS—
When Duc.l
Refunding Court House Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
|4 !->s'98
$41,000
Aug 9 1938
6s ’90
6s ’88
6s ’90
4s ’03
LLANO COUNTY.
1910 j BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$73,755
1908 Assessed valuation
1906
8.043.750
19-101 County tax (per $1,000)
1906..$5.50
1943 Population In 1900
32,573
T. W.
Alexander, Clerk
Llano is the county seat.
GEN’L BONDS Mch 10 ’07-558.000
Assessment debt
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Mch 10 '07..
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Mch 10 1907._.
McLennan COUNTY.
County
.....
(Subject
to
scat Is
Assessed valuation 1906..S3,323.600
tax (per $1,000) 1906 $6.00
2,244 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)
'06.9.80
64,744 | Population in 1900
..7,301
6,352 Population In 1907
(est)
7,500
Waco
58.3921
Thos. A.
All bonds
Canfield, Clerk Co. Court.
are exempt from taxes.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov 1
06.$363,000
Bridge Bonds.
85,949
3s g’00 OetlO $45,OOOe<Scr. Oct 10 ’ 40 Sinking fund
Cash on hand
84,188
(Subject to call after 1905.)
Assessed valuation 1900.
.24,689,541
6s’99 A-O10
$80,000*c&r.Aug 13 ’09 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Courr-House and Jail.
3s'00A-010 $238,OOOc&r.June 10 '40 State&Co.tax(per $ 1 ,000) '06..$8.31
Population In 1890
39,204
($50,000 subject to call alter 1905:
Population In 1900
59,772
i$200.000.subject to call aftcrlOlO) Population in 1906 (est.)
65.000
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at
Austin. Texas.
...
MARION COUNTY.
Jefferson Is the county seat.
LOANS—
,
When Due. | BONDED DEBT Feb
’07. .$226,000
Refunding and Adjustment Bds, j Assessed valuation
1906
1,340,435
4s ’00
...$126,000
Jan 1 1920!County tax
(per
$1,000)
1900_$16.00
4s ’04
100,000
Jan 1 1924 j Population in 1900
10,754
...
Bridge, Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s ’00
$3,000
July 1 1940
i 5s *05
3,992
Vpr 10 1945
School
I
Bonds.
!
4s ’00
$9,000
Vug
Sept 20 1946
Building Bonds.
Sept 20 1916.) 4s *02
$3,000
to call after
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’06
$8,000
i BOND.
DEBT Nov *06
1940
1
May 1 1942
....
$38,988
Sept 20 1946 Assessed valuation 1906
call after Sept 20 1916.) |
Population In 1900
MITCHELL COUNTY.
2,000.000
2,048
Earl Mor rison, Clerk.
Colorado Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due. \ Assessed valuation 1906.
.$3,642.349
5s ’00
$35,000
Oct 23 19401 (Assessment about 1-3
actual value.)
5s ’03
23,500
May 18 19401 County tax (per$l,000»
1906..$8.50
BONDED DEBT Sept 1
’06.$58,500 [Population In 1900.
2.855
| Population In 1906 (est>
6,000
INDEPENDENT
Davis, Superintendent.
district Is In
Tills
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
,
Nacogdoches County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 21 10061 $36,000
j School tax (per $1,000) ’05.$4.16 2-3
Assessed valuation 1905
1,887,492
i
NAVARRO COUNTY.
0. L.
4s ’05
A O lo $1 50,000c.Jan 2
1945
(.Subject to call after Jan. 2 1910.)
Jtstrr, County Judge.
Assessed valuation 19n6.$13. 644 ,560
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906
$3.«io
.43.374
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$150,000 Population in 1900.
Population In 1906 (e«t.i..
.30 0O0
..
..
INTEREST payable at Corsicana.
NAVASOTA.
Ed T.
Tills city Is In Grimes
LOANS—
City Hall
4s ’02
School
6s ’91
Blackshear, Mayor.
County.
When
Bonds.
$15,000
Bonds.
$8,000_^
.
Due.\BONDED DEBT Oct 1906 $82,500
j Assessed valuation 1906
1, 219,007
May 1 1942|Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906.. .$11.30
Population In 1900.
..3.857
.Sept 1 1941 ! Population ill 1906 (est.)
.6 .not)
.
NORTH FORT WORTH.
TliN
city Is In Tarrant County.
LOANS—
School
5s ’05
(Subject
4,500..County
call.
to
Clarence Howard, Treasurer.
Water Bonds.
’00
$9,000
Tuly 1 1940
’02
9,000
May 1 1942
’05
1,996...Apr 10 1945
’06
10,000
Bonds.
July
call
after July 1
Water-Works Bonds
4s g Feb 1
$ 100,000c
Feb
(Subject to call after Feb. 1
ORANGE.
G. W.
Floating debt.
17,000
.
Bancroft, Mayor.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Orange Is the county scat.
LOANS—
Fort Worth.
1 1945 (TOTAL DEBT Oct
1906..
140,000
1930.) I Assessed valuation 1906
:1.559.632
! Total tax rate (per $1 ,ooo) ’t. >4. $18.50
1 1945 i Population in 1905 (est.)
.6.000
1930.) i
This city Is the county seat of
LOANS—
When
School Bonds.
5s ’95
$11,000...Dec 28
4s ’03
21,000
.Feb 1
Water Bonds.
6s ’97
$11,000
May 11
Street and Bridge Bonds.
4s ’02
June 1
$15,000
3 ,4s’03
4s ’02
4s ’03
4s ’04
5s ’00
Proctor, City Seen* t ary.
Post office
i
$23 000
to
H. T.
When Due. i BONDED DEBT Oct
1906. $123,000
;
$5,000. ..Dec 24
2,755
.June
6,000
Dee 24
20,000
Aug 10
subject
now
County seat Is Corsicana.
LOANS—
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
is the county seat.
.OANS’91)
'89
’93
'94
'90
’03
4s
4s
5s
5s
R. F.
July 1 1913 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population In 1900.
are
This city Is In Palo Pinto
County.
LOANS—
When Due.!
County.
LAVACA COUNTY.
is
bonds
NACOGDOCHES
place is the county
Bridge
OPTIONAL.—All
(Subject
LAREDO.
Thls
W. A. X abours, Treasurer.
..
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$66,000
Assessed valuation 1906
4,420,916
Bonds all issued under bond law of
1893.
When Due. Assessed valuation
5s* ’95 A O $58 000c
1906.$13,376,330
.Apr 10 1935 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after April.10 1905.) State & Co. tax
(per M) ’06
5s '97 A-O $33.0(>0c
$8.70
.Aug 19 1937 Population in 1890
37,302
(Subject to call after 1907.)
48,627
BONDED DEBT Mch '07.$105,500 Population in 1900
Population in 1906 (est.)
55,000
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at
Paris, Texas.
County Judge.
.
4s '03
$1,500
Apr 10 1923
Court House and Jail Bonds.
4s ’99
$38,500._ .June 20 1919
LOANS—
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06
$115,085
Assessed valuation 1906...6,088,845
County tax (per $1.000) 1906..$5.80
Population In 1900
6.097
Cameron Is the county seat.
$53,0 72 of the bonds mentioned below are
held by the county school
fund.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Bridge and Road Bonds.
4s ’06
Apr $53,072 50.Apr 10 1946
6s
A-O $27,000*r
Past due
(Subject to call at any time.)
6s
A-O -26,067*r
.1908-1911 BOND. DEBT Sept *ott
5s ’95
$135,372
A-O
6.800c..May 15 1935' Assessed valuation 1906
8,569.203
Court House Bonds.
County
tax
(per,$l,OO0)
5s ’95
19o6..$7.3o
A-O $62,500c..May 15
1935; Population In 1890.
24,773
Jail Bonds.
Population In 1900.
39.666
5s *95
A O $
13,000c..May 15 1935 |
Bridge Bonds.
Morgan, Treasurer
Apr 10 $l,995r
Oct 1 1925
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1915.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1906..$46,500
Assessed valuation 1906
4,535,797
(Assessment about 40% value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.80
Population In 1900
_7,7S3
14 1908'
15 1942
27,000...Nov
.
MINERAL WELLS.
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.90
194.2 Population in 1900
8.681
M.
Feb
MILAM COUNTY.
Rucaman, Treasurer.
1910
1911
1939
1940
1941
Bonds.
$19,000
4s ’02
Collins, Treasurer.
H. E. Ha ass,
When Due.
Court House
6s ’93
Watts, Treasurer.
Due.
....
Hondo Is the county seat.
BOND D EBT Aug 11 ’06..
.$66,200
Sinking fund
10,518
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
NET
DEBT Aug 11 1906
3s ’02
55,682
$5,700c._Apr 10 1922 Assessed valuation, real
7,483,674
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
Assessed val. personal
5s ’99
4,397,156
$5,000c..Apr 10 1939 Total valuation 1906
11,880,830
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
(Assessm’t about 60% actual value.)
4s ’05
$5,500c..Feb 13 1925 State & co tax
(per$l,000)
’06.$9.40
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
Population In 1900
33,819
Population In 1906 (est)
50,000
INTEREST on the 3s due 1922 and on the
4s due 1925 Is payable In
Cleburne on the 3s due 1942 and the 5s
due 1939 in Austin.
KARNES COUNTY.
.
MEDINA COUNTY.
....
S.
When Due I 4s ’05
$1,100
Sept 10 1922
28,995...Mch 12 1921 !
23,000...Apr 10 1942 j
1,995...Dec 10 1922!
58,000... Oct 10 1943 |
4s ’01
4s ’02
4s ’03
A.
seat.
!
JEFFERSON
Orange County.
Duc.l
City Hall
s
j 3s ’04
Bonds.
$5,000
Nov 1
1944
19351 BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
$63,000
19231 Assessed valuation 1906
2, 053.746
! Total tax (per $1,000) 1906.. .$19.50
1937| Population In 1900
..3.835
...
1922!
C. L.
| Population ill 1907 (est'
..6,500
Goodman, Clerk.
When Due ] BONDED DEBT
Sept 1 ’06 $83,930
$33,500.1. Apr 10 1943 j Sinking fund
1 .61 1
1,995
June 10 1942; Assessed valuation 1906
4.405,550
7,935
1943 (Assessment about 2-3 actual
value.)
25,000
Jail 10 1944 County tax
(per $1,000) 1907. ..$6.80
15.500..1910, ’ 15 &’20 Population In 1900
.5.905
Population In 1906 (est)
.9,000
.
*
Issued prior to the law of
1893, which requires approval and registra¬
tion by State officials.
184
TEXAS—CITIES AND TOWNS
PALESTINE.
0. A.
.Sterile, City Secretary.
NET DEBT Mch 1 1907.._$2,446,895
Assessed valuation, real..29,017,400
City tax (per $1,000) 1906...$16.-70
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906..$25.95
Assessed val., personal
9,290,475 Population In 1900
53.321
Total valuation 1906
38,307,875 Population In 1907 (est.)
80,006
(Assessment about 60% actual value) j
INTEREST on the refunding bonds of 1906 is payable at the City
Treasurer’s office: on all other bonds at Treasurer’s office In San Antonio
or at the Importers’ & Traders’ National
Bank, New York City.
Palestine Is the county seat of Anderson County.
Incorporated 1871.
LOANS—
When Due. 5s ’98 M-N $12,500c...May 1 1938
City-Hall and Prison Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1903.)
5s ’98
M-N $24 ,<)0Ue
Nov 1 1938 4V*s’06 M-S 520.000c.. .Mch t 1946
(Subject to call alter 19U3.)
(Subject to call after March 1 1926.)
Paving Bonds.
'BOND. DEBT Feb 12 ’06. $100,000
4s
M S2S40.000c
Sept 2 1941 Floating debt
14,476
School-House Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 12 1906
114,476
6s ’94
J-J
$6,000c
Oct 1 1914 Sinking fund
14.440
(Subject to call at anv time.)
' NET DEBT Feb 12 1906..
100,036
6s ’88
J-J
$5,500*0.-July 1 1918 Total valuation 1905......4,396,384
(Subject to call at any time.)
(Assessment about H actual value.)
5s '96
M X $ 12,000c—May 1 1936 Total tax
(per $ 1 .000) 1905...$11.00
(Subject to call alter 1901.)
Population In 1900
8,297
Population In 1905 (Census) .11,253
INTEREST on paving bonds Is payable at Austin: on the school bonds
due 1914 and 1918 at Palestine: on the 4Es at Palestine, Austin, or at the
National Park Bank, X. V. City; all other bonds are payable In
New York.
,
PALO PINTO COUNTY.
Palo Pinto is the county seat.
LOANS—
When
G. W. What by,
TAX FREE.—All of the
SAN MARCOS.
PARIS.
Ed. IT. MeCui.stiou,
LOANS—
Mayor: O. B. Me Knight,
of Lamar County.
When Due.
Street
Improvement.
5s
J-J
$50,000*c .Oct 1 1929
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1909.)
4-'js’05 F-A S50.00CC .Aug 10 1955
(Subject to call Aug. 1<> 1935.)
5s
J-J
$25.O00*c. .June 1 1930
The city
owns
exempt from taxation.
J. R. Porter, Mayor.
.
.$17.10
2,292
4,000
SHACKELFORD COUNTY.
Albany Is the county seat.
LOANS—
When
Bridge Bonds.
6s ’91
$500
Apr 10
4s ’00
Oct 10
6,000
6s ’98
Feb 14
1,500
5s ’01
Oct 10
1,500
_
seat
are
This place Is In Hays County.
Incorporated 1885.
ROND. DEBT Mch 1 1907.
$28,000 Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1906.
Sinking fund
2,000 Population In 1900
Assessed valuation 1906
1,440.000 Population in 1906 (est)
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.
Treasurer.
Road and
4s ’01
4s ’04
This is the county
valued at $188,000.
city’s bonds
DEBT LIMIT.—Bonded debt Is limited by the City charter to
10% of
the assessed valuation.
Due.) BONDED DEBT Oct 1906
$72,500
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
5,689,380
$32,000.
Aug 20 1943! County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5.50
40,000. ..Feb 11 1944 i Population In 1900.
12,291
.
[VOL. LXXX1Y
See.
property
Due.]
Refunding Court House Bonds.
| 4s ’00
$35.000...Oct 10 1940
1911 BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06..
$53,500
1940
1908
1916
Assessed valuation 1906
2.423,138
County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5.70
Population in 1900
SHERMAN.
A. A: Fielder, Mayor; C. P,
man Finance Committee.
Sewer Bonds
4 Us’05 F-A
$6.500...
Aug 10 1945
(Subject to call Aug. 10 1915.)
Sherman is the county seat of
for payment Jan. 1 1907.
City Prison and Fire Department.
6s
J-J
$7,000*c. NOV 10 1938
(Subject to call after Nov 10 1898.)
City Debt Bonds.
6s
J-J
$7,000*c_.Feb 1 1912
Funding Bonds.
6s
.T-J
$4 ,000*c_ June 22 1 92 1
6s
J-J
10,000c. .-Inly 10 1937
BONDED DEBT Jan 25 ’07 $424,250
Sinking fund
47,550
Assessed valuation, real
3,448,612
Assessed val. personal
2,333,669
Total valuation 1906
5,782,281
Grayson County.
2,461
Gregory, Chair¬
The water 6s
called
are
17
-
LOANS—
When Due.
Houston & Texas Central Refund-
INTEREST is payable on the 3%. 5% and 6%' bonds at the Fourth
National Bank. New York City on Jan. 1 and July 1: on the 4
t£s at the
Fourth National Bank, New York Cits'.
Water-Works Bonds.
A-O $59,000* ..Sept 10 1936
ing Bonds.
(Subject to call in 1906.)
6s
A-O
$8,500...Oct 1 ’07-’13 4 t£s
M-N $32 ,000 J. May 1 ’07-’38
Improvement Bonds.
5s '05
11,500._Julv 1 ,07-’2l«
6s
M-N $20,000*.. .Nov 1 1932 4 34s’06 F-A
10,000..Feb 1 ’07-'4u
(Subject to call after 1912.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s
.J-J
$4,000.. .Jan 15 1934 4 *$s’0G F-A $20,000 _Fel> 1 '07-’46
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
6sA-O $15,000
1906-1935 4 Us’07 J-J
$40,000.. .Jan 1 ’08-47
($500 payable yearly Oct. 1.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 ’06
$355,50'*
5s
F-A $33,000. ..Feb 1 ’07-'39 1 Sinking fund
38,215
Sewer Bonds.
NET DEBT Oct 1 1900
317,287
4f-js
J-J
$70,000. .July 1 '07-’41 Water debt (included)..
112,500
4%s
M-N 13,500. .May 1 ’07-’33 Assessed valuation 1906. .6,173.610
Refunding Texas & I’ac Rv. Bds. (Assessment about A actual value.)
5s
F-A $33,000..Aug 1 ’07-’39 Total tax (per $1 000) 1905.$15.00
Funding Bonds.
Population In 1890
7,335
6s •
•
A-O $24,000.. Oct 10 '07-’30 Population In 1900
10,243
POTTER COUNTY.
on
Water-Works Bonds.
.J-J
$00,000*0. Apr 14 1937
(Subject to call after April 14 1912.)
6J-J
$23,000*e .Oct 15 1937
(Subject to call after Oct. 15 1912.)
5s
J-J
$71 ,OOOc. .Sept 10 1953
(Subject to call after 1923.)
5*
J J
$65,000c .Jail 10 1938
(Subject to call after Sept. 10 1923.)
School Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4 bs 05 F A $35 000
Aug 10 1945 Total tax (perSk.noO) 1906.:.$13.10
(Subject to call Aug. lo 1925.)
Population In 1900
10,992
2s
Jan $ 16.000c
Sept 1 1940 Population In 1907 (est.)
14,000
6s
.
.
Frank
Court House and
4s
Jail
Bonds.
May $5o.0()0c
(Subject
Population in 1906 (est.)
194 1
Tyler is the
nty seat.
co
When Due.1 BON I). DEBT July 1 ’«0.
$81.53"
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
8.04*.947
$Sl,530.__Aug 1 1 19271 County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$5.00
iPopulation 111 1900..
37,370
County tax (per $1,000) 1906_.S6.00.
.
1,820
...9,000
3 s ’02
.....
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
B. P.
This city is the county scat of
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
II. C.
LOANS—
Ivey, Treasurer.
School
Franklin is the county scat.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 ’06.$69,329 ; Assessed valuation 1906.. $6,561
,850
Sinking fund
3,828 I County tax (perSl.miO) 1906. .$4.60
NET DEBT Sept 1 1906
65.501 Population in 1900
31,480
4
County.
LOANS—
(is ’91
6s '94
6s ’95
When Due.
$12,000. ...Tune 10 1941
10.(too....Oct 8 1924
Mch 2u 1935
10,0(10
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’06
J-J
$18,500
Tnly 15 1936
(Subject to call after July 15 1916.)
ROCKPORT.
John A.
RUNNELS COUNTY.
W. F.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
$20,000
19,594
6s '90
4s ’01
$2,500c
Dec 1929
Refunding Bonds.
.1-1)
4J4s
52.750c
INTEREST on the
is
Dee
8,44*
1929
street bonds is
Fort
$48,25"
56.090
3,214
Dec 1919 NET DEBT Feb 1 1907...
55,4?(
Assessed valuation 1906
1.601,50"
Dec 1929 (Assessment about 60 % actual value!
Dec 1943 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906
$20.5"
Papulation in 1900..
3,635
Dec 1929 Population in 1907 (est)
3,00t
TARRANT COUNTY.
County seat
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’<)7
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1907.
Sinking fund.
payable In St.
,J. F. Prosser.
Worth.
Louis;’on
all
other
Deputy Clerk.
..LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch *07
$369,000
Bridge Bonds.
Tax valuation 190(5
34,399,935
5s’96 A-O 10 $3,000c&r_ Apr 10 1936 Real valuation (est.)
75.oOO.OOP
(Subject to call after 1906.)
County tax (per $1,000> 1906. _$6.5t>
-ls’99
Feb 1 $68,oooc&r. Feb 1 1919 Population in 1890
...41,142
(Subject
call
$2,000
to
yearly and
19.55
Population in 1900
52.37"
all after Feb. 1 1909.)
60.000
Population in 1906 (cst.i
1,153
Refunding
Bonds.
1,500
| 4s’99 Feb 1 $298,OOOe&r.Feb 1 1919
| (Subject to call $s,ooo yearly and
all after Feb. 1 1909.)
Sharp, County Treasurer.
INTEREST is payable at the Chemical National Bank. New York.
|
J BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
$73,094
TAYLOR. O. E. Roberts, Mayor.
j Assessed valuation 1906
This city is in Williamson County.
5,609.794
Apr 10 19101 County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$6.60 ! LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 1906
$45,000
Sept 25 1941! Population In 1900
5s
’04
5,379
$25,000
July 1 1944 Assessed valuation 1905
1,260,00"*
5s ’90
15,000...Nov 15 1940! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903....$10.50
j Population in 1900
4,211
When Due.
—
J-D
bonds in New York.
25,892
12,000
Assessed valuation 1906
826,890
(Assessm’t about 65% actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
$10.00
Population in 1900
2,515
Clarke, Secret ary.
Ballinger is tlie county scat.
(<,107
NET DEBT July 1 1906
Water debt (included)
This city Is In Aransas County.
BOND. DEBT Oct l ’u6
$30,000 j Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906
Floating debt
18,000 j Population in 1900
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1906
48,000 j Populat'on in 1906 (e.st.)
Assessed valuation 1906
796,487!
..
1
BONDED DEBT July 1 ’06.$32,000
Sinking fund
When Due.
Bonds.
6s
J-D $10,000c
Water-Works Bonds.
4'4s
J-D
$8,000c
4 } ■> s
J -1)
20.000c
improvement Bonds.
4> 4 s
J-D
$5.000e
Leonard Isaacs, Secretary and Treasurer.
This city ,s in Milan
.Ids
Joiner, Auditor.
Hopkins .County.
Bonds.
Street
...
ROCKDALE.
City
LOANS—
call after live years.)
INTEREST on the court-house and jail bonds Is payable at the State
Tn usurer's office.
to
on the water and sewer bonds is
payable in New York
all other bonds at the National Park Bank. New York
City.
SMITH COUNTY.
BONDED DEBT Feb 1 ’07..$70,000
Assessed valuation 1906. .$4,321,632
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Population in 1900..
Population in 1907 (est)
17,000
INTEREST
Wolfiin, Clerk.
Amarillo Is the county seat.
LO VXS—
When Due.'
Road and Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
$20,ooo.. .Apr 10 19461
(Subject to call after Apr 10 1911.)
0s
.....
SAN ANTONIO.
City Auditor.
*
Bryan Callaghan, Mayor; V. Beze Jr.,
County seat of Bexar County.
Incorporated In June 1837.
Real estate
improvements and other assets were valued Mch. 1 1906 at $3,110,000.
LOANS—
When Due.
Property Condemned, Ftc.—
Bridge Bonds, 1890.
5s
M-S $75,<)00*c-Sept 15 1920
5s
M-S$100,000*e_Sept 15 1920:
(Subject to call Sept. 15 1910.)
(Subject to call Sept. 15 1910.)
I
Refunding Bonds.
Public
TAYLOR COUNTY.
J. H.
Thornton, Treasurer.
Abilene is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Di/c.lTotal valuation 1906
$6,416,841
5s ’95
$45,000
1935! (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '06.$48,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$3.60
Sinking fund
13,000 Population in 1900
10,499
Assessed valuation, real
4,295,255 Population in 1906 (est)
16,000
Assessed val, personal
2,121,586!
Improv’t & City-Hall Bonds 4’is g M-N $ 190,000c.-May 1 1920
F-A$ 150,000*C- .Aug 1 1917 4 bjs'06 F-A 300,000r
\ug 1 1946.
to call Aug. 1 1907.)
(Subject to call after Atig. 1 1926.)
TEMPLE.
M. O.
Electric Fire-Alarm System.
School Building Bonds.
This city is in Bell County.
5s
M-S $12.00()*c_Sept 15 1920 5s
M-S $41 ,()00*e_Sept 15 1920
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept 7 ’06.$61.000
(Subject to call Sept. 15 1910.)
;
(Subject to call Sept. 15 1910.)
Public Improvements.
Building Bonds.
Sewer Bonds,r1894.
Sinking fund
4,000
6s ’95
6s
J-J
$3,000
July 2 1930 Assessed valuation 1906
$50,000*c..July 1 1917 5s g
M-S $500,()U0c_.Sept 1 1934
3,120,572
3s ’87
13,500....Mch 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906...$13.00
(Subject to call after July 1 1907.) !
Sidewalk Bonds.
School Bonds.
6s
J-J
$50,000*c. .July 1 1919.6s g
Population In 1900
7,065.
M-N $10,000*c.Nov 30 1931
6s ’94
$21,000
Tilly 2 1934 Population in 1906 (est)
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
12.000
(Subject to call Nov. 30 1921.)
’96
6s
5,500
June 20 1936
Improvement District Bonds.
| 5s
J-J
$1(),000*C.. July 1 1919
5s
J-D $30,000c—Dec 1 1944:
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
5s
A-O
J. B. Porter, Treasurer.
75,000c...Apr 1 1945 5s
M-S $10,000*c.Sept 15 PJ20 TERRELL.
(Subject to call after April 1 1915.)
(Subject to call Sept. 15 1910.)
This city is In Kaufman County.
5s ’05
F-A $38,000c
Feb 1 1945 !
Street Improvement Bonds
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$54,576
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1925.)
6s g
M-N $50,000c*_Nov 30 1931
Water-Works Bonds.
5s ’05
.J-J
$15,000.. .Jan 1 1925,
Sinking fund
;
10,500
(Subject to call Nov. 30 1921.)
’84
7s
May
$18,586c
.1934 NET DEBT Sept 1906
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.)
5s
44,076
J-J $250,000*c..July 1 1919
us ’01
Jan
1,990c
1941 Assessed valuation 1905
5s ’0a
F-A
$7,000c
Feb 1 1925[
2,085.829
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
4s ’02
July
6,000c
1942 -(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1915.) 5s
M-S S50,000*c.Sept 15 1920
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’05
Tax
A-O $23.500c
rate
$1,000)
$9.00
(per
1905
Apr 3 1905
(Subject to call Sept. 15 1910.)
5s ’06
May $10,000c
May 1 1931 Population In 1900
(Subject to call April 3 1925.)
6,330
;4ksg M-N $300,000c..May 1 1920
(Subject
to
call
after
5s ’05
A-O $17,000
May 1 1916.) Population In 1906 (est)
8,000
Apr 1 1945 GEN. BDS. Mch 1 1907. .$2,148,000
School Bonds.
(Subject to call after April 1 1925.) Imp't Dlst. debt (add’l)..
238,500
5s
’01
Jan
..1941
$18,000c
5s ’06
J-J
$53,000
.Jan 5 1946 Floating debt...'.
292,246
•
(Subject to call after Jan 5 1926.) I TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1907 2,678,746
Issued prior to the law of 1893, which
requires approval and registration
i Sinking fund.
231,850
by State officials.
5s
!
(Subject
—
Woodward, Secretary.
A PE.,
1907. J
TEXARKANA.
TEXAS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
H. L.
Vaughan, Secretary
LOANS—
This city is in Bowie
County.
LOANS—
Jan
Improvement Bonds.
$.”0,000
'65 ’94
When Due. Total valuation
1905
2,969,810
Bonds :
Mch $10,000. .Mch 1 ’07-’46 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1906
BONDED DEBT Dec 1906
...$ 10.30
$127,000 Population in 1890.
3,076
Population in 1900
4.215
INTEREST on the $22,200 school bonds at
the
Austin:
$5,000 refunding
bonds at State Treasurer’s
office, and the $25,000 water-works
bonds at the
State Treasurer’s office, and
National Park Bank, New York
City.
Water-System Improvement
5s ’06
When Due.
Water Bonds.
6s ’86
$1,000
1
BONDED DEBT Mch G ’07.
$70,000
Floating debt
3,231
1936 TOTAL DEBT Mch 6 190772,231
Sinking fuml
22,771
1934 NET DEBT Mch 6 11)07...
49,400
Assessed valuation 1906
3 ,304,294
1936 Total tax (per
$1,000) 1906 ..$17.30
1943 ; Population in 1900
...5,256
[Population in 1907
..10,400
Mch 1
Street and Sewer Bonds.
$12,000
July 1
23,000
.Alas' 1
Building Bonds.
5s ’03
$4,000
May 1 1943,
5s ’96
5s ’03
....
....
TOM GREEN COUNTY.
Ed.
San
WEATHERFORD.
County
Duggan, Clerk.
Z. P. Jourdan
seat is
....
.
Treasurer.
,
Austin.
Bonds of this county to
the amount of $47,000
were declared Invalid
by the lower court, but the decision was
overruled
by the United States Supreme Court
and the securities held to be
legal
obligations.
V. 70, p. 957.
These bonds have been refunded
which are included below.
by new 4s,
LOANS—
When Due. [Assessed valuation
1906.$16,879,310
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
| (Assessment about ' j actual value.)
4s’98 A-O 10 $47,000. ..Feb 10
1936 ! County tax (per $1,000)
4s’00 Apr 10 118,000
1906..$4.20
Mch 10 19401
36,322
(Subject to call after March 1905.) j Population in 1890..
Population
in
1900
BONDED DEBT July 1
47,386
5s ’05
6,983,830) Population
WICHITA FALLS.
Bonner, Mayor. R.E.Gaston,CityTreasX
county seat of Smith
city is the
County. The validity of all the
indebtedness of the city has been
finally sustained by the State
Supreme Court.
Sec “State and City” section
for May 27 1905.
LOANS—
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
J J
$30,000
July 1 1936
(Subject to call $8,000 after July 1
1916, $4,000 after July 1 1921, and
$18,000 after July 1 1926.)
1
Vernon is the county seat.
LOANS—
6s *90.
4s ’99
1919
VAN ZANDT COUNTY.
A. G. Dean
Canton is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Building Bonds.
6s ’9 4
Feb
$9,000r
1934
,
to call after 5 years.)
6s ’94
Nov
l.OOOr
1934
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
6s ’94
Sept 835.000
1934
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
6s ’01
Apr $29,000r
1941
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
(Subject
5s’00 Apr 10
(Subject
4s 02 April)
$1,900...Apr 10
WISE COUNTY.
T. J.
35,000
Population
Lcusehner, Treasurer.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded
Debt.
Refunding Bonds.
3s’01 Apr 10 $80,000.
.Apr 10 1941
(Subject to call after 1911.)
.
Ballinger, Runnels County
.
.
Road Bonds.
5s’00 Apr 10
(Subject
1942
.
.
$45.000...Apr 10
.
1940
to call after 1905 )
.
Baker; Mayor; R. B. Dickey, Oily Sec’y.
County.
4s g
When Due.
$50.000
Jan
Funding Bonds.
5s g
5s g
5s g
4s g
J-J
J-J
AO
■
11931
$25,000*.
32,000*.
14,000..
49,000
.
Public Works Bond
M-S $20,000*.
MS
20,000..
5s g
A-O 108.000*.
5s g
M-S
76,000*.
5s g
J-J
121,000*.
5s g
A-O
54,000..
6s g
■6 s g
Sewer Bonds.
5s g
J-J
$32,000*...July
5s g
J-J
24,000
July
School Bonds.
5s g
A-O $15,000
Oct
5s g *04 M-N
59,000....Nov
Waco & Northwestern RR.
6s g
J-J
$41,000
July
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’06.$1,1
Bowie, Montague County.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Columbus, Colorado County..
Comanche (C.), Comanche Co.
.
.
INTEREST
.
Cucro, DeWltt County
.
.
1 1921
1 1923
.
.
.
1
1923
1934
Ennis (C.), Ellis
County
.
.
.
1 1912
62,000
.
.
.Sept 1 1924 NET DEBT July 1 *06
.
945,961
11,503,824
.Sept 1 1920 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
.July 1 1921 City tax (per $1.000) 1996
21.00
.Apr 1 1924 Population in 1890 iCensus) .14,445
Water-Works.
Population in 1900 (Census)__20,686
5s g '04 M-N $306.000... Nov 1
1934
4s g ’03 A-O
117,000...Oct 1 1933,
.Oct
on sewer
York.
.
.
1
1
1919
.
Total valuation 1996
6s Is payable at
Waco;
on
.
.
.
.
.
Jacksonville (C.), Cherokee Co
.
WALLER COUNTY.
Hempstead is the county
LOANS—
Refunding
4 i/is’98
4s '01
Road and
6s ’95
debt Is limited
all other bonds at New
by charter
to
8%
.
of
Jos. P.
Clarke, County Treasurer.
$21,000...Aug 13
County.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1935!
.
Charles
.
Kennedy, City Assessor
This city is the county seat of Ellis
debt Issued in 1876 which were in
courts.
LOANS—
4s
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
May $38,000
Nov
(Subject to call after Nov. 1
1 1939
1909.)
4s
M-S $19,500
Mch 1 1932
(Subject to call after Mch. I 1912.)
5s '04
M-N $5,000
.
(Subject
<fc Col.
County.
About $43,000 of the bonded
litigation have been declared valid by the
to call after
May 1 1944
May l 1914.)
$48,500
35,000
32,940
29,000
28,803
53,640
37,000
51,464
27,000
43,000
Port Arthur (C.), Jefferson Co..
$694
2,685
None
None
4 3,000
None
34.000
_
12,041
None
29,000
None
3,130
36,950
31,500
46,500
None
;
_
_
__
34,500
25,000
42,712
29,000
40,660
1,500
28,000
38,317
932
31,000
N one
None
1,128
3,052
7.720
3,700
26,676
2,600
5.968
2,395
10.00
5.00
2,1731544
2,070
23,009
6.80
4.70
1 ,427
1 ,591
,875,083
,750,000 10.00
3,324,300
9.88
1 ,709,807
6.40
1 .927,912
6.20
5,376,120
5.50
2.794,238
5.50
1,818,645 12.50
10,176,530
5.40
8,760,188
6.10
4,161.609
6.70
6,848.881 11.50
2,540,085
5.00
3,167,215
6.50
4,399,815
6.50
600,000 11.00
1,564,880 10.00
2,763,015
6.50
5,051,935
6.00
1 ,500.000
5.00
4,306,404
6.50
902,645 11.00
2,465,692
5.10
3,638,655
6.30
1 ,204,900 10.00
2.854,479
3,325,070
6.50
5.10
8.00
5.50
3,454,389
2,211,520 11.50
2Y881.953
1 .480,577
2,930,527
6,976.622
9,258,225
1,672,626
2,710,715
5,780
1 .716
1 ,305,806
7,503,439
_
•
8,411
13.481
16,095
2,138
4,271,289
m
6.00
6.40
20.25
8. SO
Pop.
1900.
1,855,060 11.50
1 .865,719
6.50
4,987,558
6.00
1.951,058
6.50
1 .450,000
8.50
1,809,470
6.50
1
1
47,500
50,988
80,000
26,000
41,000
33,700
40,000
36,000
46,591
53,995
45,000
35,000
34,000
26,000
29,000
44,000
48,200
81,999
30,000
25,000
*
1,225,330
_
55,000
34,000
31,974
4,321,165
7,902,237
25,000
33,000
Tax per
2,797,099
30,000
35,000
39,000
30,000
40,000
46,500
30,000
35,750
37,950
35,000
48,000
33,500
30,000
Tax
Valuation. : 51,000.
$1,713.400 $7.50
5,351,340
5.50
1,560,113
5.70
33,235
School Bonds.
4s
J-D $11,000
Oct 1 1930
4s
J-D
22,200. ..June 29 1943
(Subject to call after June 29 1913.)
Sewer and Water-Works Bonds.
5s
$3,500
Ju»e6 1936
Water-Works Bonds
os ’04
M-N $25,000
May 1 1944
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
5s ’07
$4,000...
.
.
Lee
.
WAXAHACHIE.
Debt.
None
Lampasas (C.). Lampasas Co..
seat.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Oct 1906
$57,000
Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1906
3,425,847
$26,000...Nov 17 1918 County tax (per $1,000)
1906..$6.50
10,000...May 13 1941 i Population in 1900
14,246
Bridge Bonds.
Floating
.119.500
.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Bonded
assessed valuation.
3,499
the table below we
give statistics regarding civil divisions In
the
State of Texas which are not
represented among the foregoing detailed
reports.
.
.
$10.70
in 1900.-.
In
Abilene (C.), Taylor County..
This city is in McLennan
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
Dillehar, County Clerk.
This city Is In De Witt
County.
BONDED DEBT Nov 1906
$38,0001 Tax rate (per$1.000) 1905
Assessed valuation 1905
1,151,0001
.
James B.
Flanagan, County Treas.
Decatur Is the county scat.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1906
$84,0001County tax (per $1,000) 1906. .$5.50
Assessed valuation 1906
7,625.485 j Population In 1900
27,116
25,481
BOND. DEBT Nov ’06
$133,600
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Floating debt
732
4s’02 Apr 10
$1,900...Apr 10 1942 Sinking fund
19,426
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Assessed
valuation
1906
7,521,880
4s ’05
$1,900
Feb 13 1945 County tax
(per $1,000) 1906__$6.00
Population in 1890
8,737
Population in 1900
13,678
INTEREST payable at Austin, Texas.
TAX FREE.— Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
WACO.
W. J.
YOAKUM.
C. A.
to call after 1904.)
$1.900...Nov 18 1939
to call after 1905.)
When Due. | BOND. DEBT
Nov 1906
Apr 10 1910( Assessed valuation 1906 ...$77,000
4,363.115
Aug 1 19391 County tax (per $1,000)
1906..$6.50
1 Population in 1900
5,759
$28,000!County tax (per $1,000) 1906..$4.40
Assessed valuation
1906..15,553,690)
Population in 1900
38,072
(Assessment about 40%
actual value) I Population In
1907 (est.)
45,000
INTEREST Is payable at the State
Treasurer’s office.
Tills city is the county seat of
Victoria County.
LOANS—
When Due.\
Street and Bridge Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5s ’99
$7,000
6s ’84
Aug 1 1939
$23,000
Oct 1 1924 BOND. 1)EBT Nov
'06. ...$43,500
4s ’02
7,500
Oct 1 19421 Assessed valuation 1905
2,152,155
City Hall Bonds.
j Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1905
$6.50
5s '99
$6,500
Aug 1 19391 Population In 1900.
4,010
Victoria is the county seat.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
6s’94 Apr 10 $2,000
Apr 10 1933
2,480
Townsend, Clerk.
Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 ’07.
VICTORIA.
VICTORIA COUNTY.
$11,000
43,000
W. B.
Georgetown
Treasurer.
Population in 1900,
Population in 1906 (est)
Noble, Mayor.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
BONDED DEBT Sept 1906.$74,000
Assessed valuation 1906
5,852,170
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
.State & co tax (per $1,000) '06.$9.30
(Subject
.$5.50
This city is the county seat of
Wichita County.
LOANS—
When Due.' BOND. DEBT Nov 1906
...$35,000
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessed valuation 1905. 1,169 ,000
4s ’03
$31,000
Mch 1 19431 Tax rate
(per
$1,000) 1905
4s ’05
22.85
3,500
Apr 13 1945] Population In
WILBARGER COUNTY.
1906..$25.30
Population in 1890
6 908
Population in 1900
8.069
(Subject to call after 1899.)
Population in 1907 (est.)
12,000
INTEREST on the
bonds
is payable in New York: on all
refunding
other bonds in Tyler.
$20,000*c..Apr
.
.16,942
1900
Sinking fund
13,000
Assessed valuation 1906
3,802,766
1926 (Assessment about % actual
value.)
1932 Total tax (per $1,000)
Funding Bonds.
6s ’96
J-J
$35,000c
Apr 1
•6s '92
J-J
35,000*C..Apr T
School Bonds.
6s ’89
Atlg
T. B.
In 1900
.
Railroad Subsidy Bonds.
6s ’98
F-A
$24,000*c._Apr 1 1915
Water-Works Bonds.
5s *89
J J
$21 ,000c
July 1 1919
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 ’07
$165,000
Os ’06
15 1945
Wharton is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Julyl
1906_$79,950 | County tax (per $1,000) 1996
Assessed valuation 1906
Jno. H.
This
bonded
$25,000...Dec
....
WHARTON COUNTY.
’06.$166,0001
TYLER.
Henry Miller, Mayor.
This city is the county seat of
Parker County.
Incorporated in 1858.
LOANS—
When Due. BONDED DEBT
Mch 20 ’07.$52,000
Street Bonds.
Floating debt
6s ’94
488
$8.000
Nov 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT
Mch 20 ’07.. 52,488
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
5s ’99
9,745
$5,000
June 15 1939 NET DEBT
Mch 20 1907.42,743
4s ’04
7,000
Oct 1 1944 Assessed
vtUuatlon
5s ’05
1906 .2,426,975
2,000
Junel 1945 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1906...$10.00
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
4s ’01
..4,786
$5,000—June 15 1941 Population in 1906
(est)
Sewer Bonds.
6,000
Angelo is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Nov ’06
$44,000 |County tax (per $1,000)
Assessed valuation 1906
1906..$5.00
5,431,889iPopulatiou in 1900
6,804
TRAVIS COUNTY.
185
2,258 676
3,711,035
1,452,256
2,031,261
2,095,021
1 ,873,395
2,056,672
5,305,326
5.80
6.50
7.00
4.60
9.80
6.50
6.50
6.70
6.50
5.50
6.50
2.70
4.70
4.10
6.50
2.069
3.430
1,824
3,422
15,249
1,151
1.106
17,971
3,108
4,919
33.342
4,200
8,810
28,882
I ,670
2.637
19,970
1 .614
2,483
9,146
25,452
1 ,568
2,850
7,053
2,378
2,322
8.625
2,107
2,303
14,595
8.102
3,591
3,960
4,342
2,393
1 .741
1 .257
7,282
10,439
25.823
900
6,394
2,372
20,452
1 ,127
2,183
1,727
1 .750
21 ,851
Issued prior to the law of
1893, which requires approval and registration
by State offlr lalsf
186
INDEX.
GENERAL
INDEX
[V OL.
TO
STATES,
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS GIVEN IN
Page.
Aberdeen, Miss
Ablngton Twp..Pa
Acquaekanonk Twp. S. D.
N. J.
Ada, Ind. Ter
70
<»148
118
97
140
Ada Ind. Sch. Dlst., Minn
Ada, Ohio, and School Dlst
Ada County, Idaho.
Adams, Mass
20
Adams, N. Y_
43
Adams County, Ind
101
Adams County, Iowa
121
Adams County, Miss
:-—176
Adams County, Neb
129
Adams County, Ohio
83
Adams County, Pa
70
Adams Fire Dlst., Mass
20
Addyston, Ohio..
97
Adrian, Mich
—197
Agawam, Mass
20
Agnes City Twp., Kan
13;>
Aiken, S. C
-169
Aitkin, Minn., and Sch. Dlst
118
Akron, Ohio, and School Dlst— 83
Alabama
174
Alameda, Cal., & S. D. No. 4. —149
Albany, Ga
171
Albany. Mo
—12o
Albany, N. Y_.
43
Albany County, N. Y
43
.
-
-
-
----
Albany County, Wyo
138
Albert Lea, Minn., & Sch. Dlst.115
Alexandria. Va
Alexandria Bay, N. Y._
43
Alexandria Bay S. D. No. 5, N.Y. 43
Alfred, N. Y
44
Alger County. Ill
107
Alhambra City Sch. Dist.. Cal —149
Alhambra City H. S. Dist. Cal.. 149
Allegany County, Md
80
Allegheny, Pa
70
Allegheny Sch. Dist., Pa
71
Allegheny County Pa
71
Allen County, Inil
98
Allen County, Kan
132
Allen County, Ky
163
Alien County, Ohio
83
Allenhurst, N. J
62
Allentown, Pa., and Sch. Dlst.. 7 1
Alliance (Borough), Pa
79
Alliance. Ohio, and Sch. Dist.__ 83
Allison Ditch Dist. No. 2, Ill
106
Alma, Kan
_.135
,
—
—
Alma
Township, Kan
Amarillo.
Texas
i
180
Amboy Twp.. Ill
106
Americus, Ga
171
Amesbury, Mass
20
Amherst, Mass.
20
Amherst County Va
—--161
Amityville Sch. Dlst., No. 6.N.Y. 44
Amsterdam. N. Y., and Sch. Dlst. 44
Anaconda, Mont
136
Anaconda, Mont., S. D. No. 10..136
Anacortes, Wash., and Sch. Dist_154
Anaheim, Cal
149
Anderson. Ind
98
Anderson. S. C
169
Anderson County, Kan
132
Anderson County. Tenn
165
Anderson Twp. Sch. Dlst., Ind._ 101
Andes, N. Y
44
Andover, Mass
20
Androscoggin County, Me.
13
Angelica (Town & Village), N. Y_ 44
Angelina County. Tex
185
Annapolis, Md
80
Ann Arbor. Mich., & School Dist_107
Anne Arundel County, Md
80
Anniston, Ala
---174
Anson, Me
13
Anson la. Conn
36
Anthony City, I\an__
135
Antigo, Wis
111
Antrim, N. H
16
Apache County. Ariz
146
Appanoose County, Iowa_
121
Appleton Wis
-11~
,
Aurora
County, S. D_
Township, Mo
102
.103
131
128
..115
180
122
69
71
21
44
85
33
173
4 1
Barnesvllle, Ga
173
Barnesvllle, Minn
118
Barnesvllle, Ohio, and Sch. Dlst. 84
Barnstable, Mass.
21
Barnstable County, Mass
33
Barre, Vt
17
Barrington, N. H
16
Barrington, R. I_
35
Bartholomew County, Ind
101
Bartlesville, Ind. Ter
148
Bartow, Fla
173
Bastrop County, Tex
180
Batavia, Ohio..
97
Bay County, Mich
107
Bayfield County, Wis.
112
Baylor County, Tex
.185
Bayonne, N. J.
63
Beadle County, S. D
128
Beardstown, Ill
106
Beatrice, Neb., & School District.129
Beaumont, Tex
18u
*
—
—
,
—
.
-
i
167
County, Miss
176
Bond Hill, O.— (See Cincinnati). 85
^
Bonham. Tex.
180
Bonhomme County, S. D
128
Bonita Union High Sch. DIst.,Call53
Bon Terre Sch. Dist. No. 12, Mo.125
Boone School District, Iowa
121
Boones Pond Drainage Dlst., 111.106
1
165
Bristol, Vt
Bristol, Va
Bristol County, Mass
Bristol
17
159
22
79
.136
44
22
Township, Pa_.
Broadwater County, Mont
Berea. Ohio, and School District. 84
Brockport, ft. Y
Bergen County. N. J
63
Brockton, Mass
2
Bergenfleld, N. J
69
Bronxvllle, N. Y
44
Berkeley, Cal., and Sch. Dlst
149 ! Brooke County, W. Va.
161
Berkeley, Va
159 1 Brookfield, Mo
125
Berkeley County. W. Va.
..161
Brookings County, S. D
128
Berks County, Pa
.71
Brookings School District, S. D..127
(^Berkshire County. Mass
21 .Brookline, Mass
22
llerlln, Conn
40 i Brooklyn, Conn
40
Berlin, N. II
15
Brooklyn, N. Y.— (See N.Y. City) 53
Bernalillo County, N.M.
145
Brown County, S. D
128
Bernards, N. J
_r
63
Brown County, Wis
114
Bessemer, Ala
174
Brownwood,
Tex
181
Bessemer Sch. Dist., Mich.IIIII110
Brunswick, Ga
..171
Bethel, Conn. (Borough)
40
Brunswick, Me. (Town)
12
Bethel, Conn. (Town)
40
Brunswick & Topsham W. D.,Me. 12
Bethel, Me
13
Bryan, Ohio
84
Bethlehem, Pa
71
Buchanan County, Mo
122
Beverly. Mass
.HI 21 Bueksport, Me
12
Bexar County, Tex
180 1 Bucyrus, Ohio
84
Blddeford, Me
12 1 Buffalo, N. Y
44
Big Flats, N. Y
I 44 Buffalo, Wyo
138
Big Horn County. Wyo.
138
Buffalo County, Neb
129
Big Lake Soeolal Drain. Dist.,Ill. 103 Buncombe
167
Big Mound Dr. Dlst. No. 1, III...106' Buras LeveeCounty, N. C
District, La
179
Big Rapids, Mich.
107
Burleigh County. N. D
126
Big Timber. Mont
136
Burlington, la., &Sch. Dlst
119
Bigstone Gap, Va.
161
Burlington, N. J,
63
Bijou Irrigation Dlst., Col
141
Burlington, Vt
17
Billerica, Mass
21
Burlington County, N.J
63
Billings, Mont., and Sch. Dlst. ..136 Burrillvllle, R. I
33
Biloxi, Miss
176
Burrton Township, Kan
136
Bingham County. Idaho
II111140 Burt County, Neb
.129
Binghamton, N. Y
44
But er. Pa., and School District.. 72
Birmingham, Ala
174
Butler County, Mo
122
Blsbee, Arlz.
146
Butler County, Neb
129
Bis bee Sch. Dlst. No. 2, Ariz HI 1146
Butler County, Ohio
84
Bishop (Town). Cal
153
Butler County, Pa
72
Bismarck, N. D., & School Dlst..126 Butte,
Mont.,
&
School
Dlstrlct._137
Blackford County, Ind
98
Butte County, Cal
153
Black Hawk County, Iowa
119
Butte County, S. D
128
Blaine County, Idaho
140
Blaine County, Okla
148
pabcll County, WT. Va..
..162
Blair County, Pa
71
Vvache County. Utah
144
Blair School District, Neb.
131
Caddo Levee District, La
178
Blanchester Ohio
97
Cadillac.
Mich.
107
Blasdell (Village), N. Y
44
Cadiz, Ohio, and School District. 97
Bloomfield, Conn
40
Cahuenga School District, Cal_..153
Bloomlleld. N. J
63
Cairo, Ga
173
Bloomington, Ill., & School Dlst.103 Cairo, Ill
103
Bloomsburg, Pa
71
Calais,
Me....
12
Blue, Mo
1122 Caldwell. Idaho
140
Blue Earth, Mlnn^
118
Caldwell, Kan
136
Blue Earth School District, Minn.118
Caldwell (Borough), N. J
69
Bluefield, W. Va
161
Caldwell. Ohio
97
Blue Island, Ill
106
Caldwell County, Tex
181
Blue Mound Townshipr, Kan
135 Caldwell Township, Kan
136
Blue Rapids. Kan
136
Calhoun County, Ala
174
BlulTton, Ind
98, Calhoun
County,
Tex
185
Bludton. Ohio
97 California.
149
Bols D'Arc DrainageJMstrlct, 111.106
Calumet Township, Mo
122
Boise City, Idaho
140 Cambridge, Mass
23
Boise City School District, Idaho 140
Cambridge,
& School Dlst_ 84
Ohio,
Bolivar, Tenn
Bolivar
!
Batavia School District, N. Y__- 44
Bates County, Mo
122
Bath, Me
12
Baton Rouge, La..
..178
Battle Creek, Mich.
107
Bay City, Mich.
.107
Beaver. Pa
79
Beaver County, Okla.
148
Beaver County, Pa
71
Beaver Drain. Dlst. No. 3, Ill
106
Beaver Falls, Pa.. & School Dlst. 71
Beaverhead County, Mont
136
Becker County, Mlnn_
..118
Bedford, N. Y
44
Bedford City, Va
159
Bedford County, Pa
79
Bee County, Tex
185
Belding, Mich
107
Belfast, Me.
12
Belknap County. N. H
15
Bellalre, Ohio, & School District. 84
Bell County, Tex.
180
Aransas County, Tex
18;>
Bellefontalne. Ohio
84
Arcade, N.Y
44
Bellefontaine School District,Ohio 84
Arcadia, N. Y_
--2
44
Bellefonte. Pa
71
Arcanum, Ohio
97
Belle Plalne Township. Kan.
135
Areata. Cal
--2-153
Belleville,Ill.,& Sch.Dist.No. 118.103
Areola Drainage Dlst. No. 1, Ill—106
Belleville, Kan
135
Ardmore, Ind. Ter
148
Belleville Twp..N.J_
63
Ardsley. N. Y
44
Bellevue, Ohio.
84
Argentine, Kan., & School Dlst..132 Bellevue, Pa. and School Dist
71
Arizona Territory
146
Bellingham, Wash
155
Arkansas
179
Bellingham S. D. No. SI, Wash.. 155
Arkansas City, Kan
132 ; Belmar, N J
63
Arlington, Mass
i Belmont, Mass..
21
^0
Armstrong County, Pa
79
Belmont County, Ohio
S4
Aroostook County. Me
12
Beloit, Kan
135
Artesla, New Mexico—
14n
Beloit. Wis
114
Arverne-by-the-Sea, N. Y.—(See
Belton, Texas..
185
New York City)—
55
Belzonl, Miss
177
Asburj’- Park, N. J
62
BemldJI, Minn
118
Asheville, N. C
16/
Ben Avon, Pa
71
Ashland, Ky
163
Bennettsvllle, S. C_.
170
—
'
63
Bangor, Me
12
Bangor, Pa., and School District. 71
Bannock County, Idano..
1 10
Baraboo, Wis
112
Barber County. Kan
.132
Barberton, Ohio
83
Barberton School District, Ohio.. 84
Barnes County, N. D
127
36
36
33
Bristol, R. I
Briston, Tenn
-
Baker City. Ore.. & School Dist. .153
Baker County, Ga
.173
Bakersfield. Cal
..149
Ballard, Wash
154
Ballard Sch. Dist., Wash
155
Ballinger, Tex
185
Ballston Spa, N Y., & Sch. Dist. 44
Baltimore, Md
80
Bamberg, S. C_
170
—
Alpena, Mich
Alton, Ill., and School Distrlct._l02
Altoona. Pa
71
Altoona School District, Pa
71
Alturas County. Idaho
140
Aurora. Neb
Page.
(Borough), Conn
(Town), Conn
1
(Township), Ohio
97
Auglaize County, Ohio
83
Augusta, Ga
.171
Augusta, Me., & Water District. 12
District, Ill
Bristol
Bristol
_
Auburn
Balnbrldge,
N. Y
alnbridge, Ga.
.
110
131
..135
107
County, Ohio.
83
Athol, Mass
20
Atlanta, Ga
171
Atlantic City, N. .J., & School D_ 63
Atlantic County, N. J
63
Atlantic
Highlands, N. J., &
School District
63
Attleborough. Mass
21
Auburn, Me
12
Auburn, N. Y_
44
Aurora. I1L
Aurora School
Bennington (Town), Vt
17
Bennington (Village), Vt
18
Benson County, N. D
12f
Benson (Village). Minn
118
Benton County. Mo
122
Benton Co. S. Dlst. No.16, Nev. 157
Benton Harbor, Mich
107
Benwood
Union
High School
District. W. Va..
162
1
Athens
1
Avalon, N. J
Avalon, Pa.. & School District..
Avon, Mass
Avon, N.Y
Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J
Avondale, Ohio.—(See Cincln.)..
Ayer, Mass
98
Alma Mich
Alma. Neb
Astoria, Ore., & School District..153
Atascosa County, Tex
180
Atchafalaya Basin Levee Dist.,Lal78
Atchison, Kan., & School Distrlctl32
Atchison County, Kan
132
Athens, Ga
171
Athens, Ohio, and School Dlst
83
Austin
178
159
;
141
79
Austin, Minn
Austin, Tex.
Albia. Iowa
121
Albion, Mich
107
Albion (V.), N. Y
43
Albuquerque (N. M.) & Sch. DIst.l4o
Alessandro Irrigation Dlst., Cal. 149
Alexander County, Ill
102
Alexandria, Ind
Alexandria, La
Aspen, Col
Aspinwall, Pa
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Ashland, Ohio
83
Ashland, Ore
153
Ashland, Pa., & School District.. 71
Ashland, Wis
.112
Ashland County, Ohio
83
Ashland County, Wis
112
Ashtabula, Ohio. & School Dist.. 83
Asotin County, Wash
157
Aberdeen. S. D
127
Aberdeen Sch. Dlst. No. 5. Wash. 154
Abilene, Kan., and School Dlst. .151
Abilene, Texas
185
Ablngton, Mass.
20
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Page.
Ashland, N. II
179
1 69
17<>
,
Abbeville
LaC
bbeville, S.
LXXXIV.
Cambridge Springs, Pa
Camden, Me
Camden, N.J
Camden, N.Y
Camden County, N. J
Cameron, Mo
Cameron County, Pa
79
13
63
45
64
125
79
Cameron County. Tex
185
Cameron Sch. Dlst., W. Va
162
122 Campbell
County, S. I)
128
13 Campbell
County. Tenn
165
69 1 Campbell
County, Va
159
15 Camp Branch Mo
125
178
Canadian County, Okla
147
Boston, Mass
21
Canajoharle, N. Y. (T. & V.)..
45
Botetourt County, Va
161
Canandaigua. N. Y. (V. and S.D.) 45
Bottineau County, N. D
126
Canastota (Village), N. Y_
45
Boulder. Col
141
Caney, Kan.
136
Boulder School District No. 3,Col. 141
Canon City, Col., & Sch, Dlst __141
Bound Brook, N.J
69
Canonsburg, Pa
72
Bourbon County, Kan
132
Canton, Conn
40
Bourbon County, Ky
..163
Canton, Me
13
Bourne, Mass
33
Canton, Mass
23
Bowie, Tex
It85 Canton, III., School District
103
Bowie County. Tex
185
Canton, Ohio
84
Bowling Green, Ky
164 Canton. Ohio, School
District
85
Bowling Green, O., & Sch.'Dist
84
Canyon County, Idaho
140
Boyd County, Neb
131
Cape Girardeau (City), Mo.
122
Boyne City, Mich
110 Cape Girardeau
(Township). Mo .122
Bozeman. Mont., & School Dlst..136
Cape Girardeau County, Mo
122
Braddoek, Pa
71
Cape Girardeau Sch. Dist.. Mo
122
BraddockSch. Dist., Pa
.HI 72 Cape May, N. J., & School
Dlst..
64
Bradford, Mass.—(See City of
Cape
May
County,
N.
J
64
Haverhill)
25
Cape Vincent, N. Y
45
Bradford, Pa.. & School District. 72 Carbon
County, Mont
137
Bradford County. Pa
72
Carbon County, Pa
72
Bradley Beach, N. J
69
Carbon County, Wyo
138
Bradley County, Tenn
165
Carbondale,
Ill
103
Brainerd Minn., & School Dlst
115
Carbondale, Pa., & School Dlst.. 79
Braintree, Mass
22
Caribou, Me
13
Branford, Conn. (Town)
III 40 Carlisle, Pa.
72
Brattleboro, Vt
17
Carlisle School District, Pa
72
Braxton County, W. Va
162
Carlstadt, N. J
69
Brazil, Ind
98
Carnegie, Pa
72
Boonville, Mo
Boothbay Harbor, Me
Bordentown (City), N. J
Boscawen, N. H
Bossier Levee District, La
..
.
Brazoria County, Tex__
Brazos County, Tex
Brenham.Tex
Brewer, Me
Brewster County, Tex
Brewton. Ala
Il 8o
_
180
185
13
1180
175
36
,
84
Bridgeport, Fayette Co.. Pa
72
Bridgeport. Montgomery Co., Pa. 79
Bridgeport School District, Pa
79
Brldgeville School District, Pa... 79
Brldgton, N. J
63
Brigantine, N. J.
69
Bridgeport, Conn
Bridgeport Ohio
Caroline County,-Md
Carroll County, Ind
Carroll County, Iowa
Carroll County, Ky
81
98
121
163
Carrollton, Ga
171
Carrollton, Mo
.125
Carson School District No. 1,Nev. 157
Cartersvllle ,Ga,
173
Carthage, Mo
122
Carthage School District, Mo
122
Carthage. N. Y... and Sch. Dlst.
45
Caruthersvllle, Mo
125
Cascade County, Mont
137
Casper, WTyo
139
.
Apr..
Cass
Cass
Cass
Cass
Cass
1907.J
INDEX
Page.
County, Iud
187
Page
Page
Clinton County, Pa
Page
72
Cumberland County, N. J
o4
Durham County, N. C—
Cloquet .Minn
168
...118
Cumberland County, N.C
167
Dutchess County. N. Y
1.115 Cloud County, Kan
46
134
Cumberland County, Tenn
165
Mo
Duval County, Fla
122
Cloverdale. Cal
173
133
Cuming
Neb
County.
N. D__
131
.127
Duxbtiry, Mass
Clyde, Kan
33
-138 Custer County, Idaho.
Castile, N. Y
140
45
Dversburg, Tenn
Clyde, Ohio..
165
86
Custer County, Mont
Castleton School Districts, N. Y.
.137
Coahoma County, Miss
176
Custer County, Okla
(See New York City)
148
55
agle County, Col
Coal Township Sch.
142
Dist., Pa
72
Custer County, S. D
Catasauqua, Pa
127
79
agle Br. Drain. Dist., Ill
Coatesville.
106
Pa., and Sch. Dist— 72 Cuyahoga
Catawba Township, S C.
Ohio
County,
170
87 Eagle River, \Yis
,
114
Cobleskill,
N.
Y
45
Catskill, N. Y. (T.. V. & S. D.)._ 45
Cuyahoga
Falls,
Ohio
97
Early County, Ga
Cochise County, Arlz.
173
—146
Cuyler, N. Y
Cattaraugus County, N. Y
46
45
Eastchester N. Y., T’n & Sch.D. 46
Cocke County, Tenn
167
Cavalier County, N. D
Cynthiana Sell. Dist., Ky_
East Cleveland, O.. & Sch. Dist.. 88
164
127 j Coconino Countv
Arlz
146
Cazenovla (Town), N. Y
Cypress Special DrainageDlst. ,111.106 East Grand Forks, Minn
45
118
Codington County, S. D
Cazenovla (Village), N. Y
’—128
East Greenwich, R. I
45
33
Colley County, Kan.
Cedar Falls Sch. Dist., Iowa
136
East lladdam, Conn
121
40
Coffey
ville,
...175
--Ivan., and Sch. Dist..132
ade County. Mo
'Cedar Rapids. Ia., & Sch. Dist—119
122
Easthampton,
Mass
-4
Cohasset,
Mass
GUI
LXU.
33
Dakota County, Neb
Celina,
WHIP, V.V
& School District.. 85
Ohio,
-.129
Eastliampton, N. \
4b
Cohoes. N. Y
46
Center Twp., Norton Co., Kan—136 Ij vvuovo
Dallas, Tex.
East Hartford, Conn.,&FIre Dist.
—181
Coke County, Tex...
37
Center Twp., Pratt Co., Kan
1 r? 4
185
Dallas
County, Ala
Eastland County, Tex
136 | Colbert
174
~ "
~
“
185
County, Ala
Center Twp., Wilson Co., Kan—136
Dallas County, Iowa
174
East Lincoln, 111
120
106
Colchester, Conn.
Central Falls, R. I
Dallas County, Mo
40
East Livermore. Me
33
.122
Cold Spring, N. Y...
13
46
Dallas County, Texas
East Liverpool, O
CeutrallaTownship Sch. Dist., 111.106 Coldwater.
181
88
Mich
Centre County, Pa
Dalles
107
City.
Ore...
East
72
154
Liverpool Sch. Dist., Ohio.. 88
noitm,
n.!i
Centre Township, Jewell Co.,Kan 136 Cole County. Mo_.
125
178
East Lyme, Conn
40
Centreville, Miss
177
106
Cerro Gordo County, Iowa
121
64
Chaffee County, Col
141
104
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
97
40
College Hill, Ohio
Chamberlain, S. D
86
127
Sch. Dist
73
College Park Sanitary Dist.. Cal.150 i Danvers, Mass
Chambersburg, Pa
East
72
Orange, N. J
24
64
Champaign, Ill., & School Dlst..l03 College Pt., N. Y.—(See N.Y.C.) 54 j Danville. Ill
East Palestine, O., & Sch. Dist.. 97
..104
Colllnwood, Ohio, & Sch. Dist
Champaign County, Ohio
86
Danville, Ky
East Pittsburgh, Pa., and Sch. D. 73
97
163
!
Colorado
Champaign Township, 111
.141
Danville, Pa
106
73 ! Eastport.Me
12
Colorado County, Tex
Champion & Denmark School
Danville. Va._
181
159 1! East Providence, R. I
33
Colorado
Springs, Col
District, N. Y
East
141
Darby,
and Sch. Dist
Pa.,
45
Providence
Fire Dist., R. I. 34
79
Chanute, Kan., & S. D. No. 2..136 Colorado City S. I). No. 1, Colo..141 Darke County, Ohio
East Rutherford, N.J
87
69
Colorado Sp. S. D. No. 11, Col
Chariton, Iowa.
East
141
St.
Dartmouth, Mass
119
Louis,
Ill.,
& Sch. Dist..104
33
Colton, Cal
Chariton County, Mo
150
Dauphin County, Pa
East Syracuse, S. D. No. 5, N. Y_ 47
122
73
Columbia, Miss...
Charleroi, Pa
East Washington, Pa
177 ! Davenport, Ia
72
120
79
Columbia, Mo., and Sch. Dist
Charles Mix Co., S. D
East Waterloo Ind. Sch.
122 j Davenport, Ia., Sch. Dist
128
120
Dis., Ia
Columbia,
and
Pa.,
Charleston, ill. (Town)
Sch.
David
(See
Dist....
72 i
103
City, Neb
Waterloo)
131
121
Columbia, S. C
Charleston, ill. (City)..
Davidson County, Tenn.
East Windsor, Conn
169
-106
..165
37
Columbia School District No.
Charleston, S. C
Daviess County. Ind
Y
Eaton,
N.
169
18,
!
47
101
Wash
Charleston, W. Va.-, & Sch. Dist. 162
Eaton,
Ohio.
157 | Davis, Ind. Ter
97
148
Columbia, Tenn
Charlotte, Mich
Davison County. S. D._
Eaton Rapids, Mich..
—107
.165
110
..127
Columbia County, N. Y._
Charlotte, N. Y
[ Eaton ton, Ga
45
46 ! 1Dawes County, Neb
173
Columbia County, Pa
ibircnn
(.n
Charlotte. N. C
Eau Claire. Wls
Dawson,
Ga
167
72
17/
..112
.172
Columbia County, Wash...
Eau
Dawson
Charlottesville, Va
Claire
Sch.
159
155
Dist., Minn
County, Wls—
114
118
Chase County, Kan
Columbiana, Ohio
Dawson County, Mont
Eden, Me
132
97
12
137
Columbiana County, Ohio
Chatham, Conn...
Dawson County, Neb
Edgewater.
N.J
37
86
64
131
j
Columbus, Ga
Chatham, N.J
Edgeworth,
Pa
64
171 ! Day County, S. D
73
.128
Chatham County, Ga
Columbus, Ind., and Sch. Dist.. 98 Dayton, Ivy., and School
171
128
Dlst...l63 Edmunds County, S. D
Columbus, Miss
Chattanooga, Tenn
Edwards County, Kan
165
176 ! Dayton. Ohio
132
87
Columbus,
Neb
Edwards
Chautauqua County. Kan
132
.129 ; Dayton Sch. Dist., Ohio
County, Tex
185
88
Chaves County, N. M
Columbus, Ohio
Elba, Ala.
-14 5
Deadwood,-S. D
86
175
.127
j Deadw’ood
Columbus Grove, Ohio
Cheatham County, Tenn
Elbert
Sch.
167
County,
Ga
87
Dist., S. D
173
127
Columbus Sch. Dist., Neb
Cheboygan, Mich..
Elberton, Ga
107
129 | Deal, N. J._
V
172
64
El Dorado, Kan
Cheektowaga S. D. No. 7, N. Y._ 45 Columbus Sch. Dist., Ohio
87 j Dearborn County. Ind
136
101
Chelan County, Wash
El Dorado Springs, Mo.
Columbus, Texas
157
Decatur, Ill., and Sch. Dist
185
125
104
El Dorado
Concord, N. C
Chelsea, Mass.
Decatur. Ind
23
167
Township, Kan
136
101
Cheltenham Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa. 72 Colwyn.Pa
Decatur
Elgin,
III.,
and
Sch.
Dist
County, Kan._
104
79
136
Comal County, Tex
Chemung County, N. Y
Elizabeth, N. J
45
181 | Dedham, Mass
64
24
Cherokee Township, S. C
Comanche, Tex
Elizabeth,
Pa..
170
Me.
Deerlng,
(see Portland)
79
185
13
Comanche County, Kan
Elk County Poor Dist., Pa
Cherry County, Neb
Deer Lodge County, Mont
131
79
132
137
Elk Township, Kan
Comanche County. Tex—
Cherry Creek, N. Y
Deer Park, N. Y.
45
136
185
46
Concho County, Tex
Cherryvale. Kan
136
Defiance, Ohio., and Sch. Dist— 88 Elkhart, Ind
101
__185
Chester Twp., N.J
Concord, Mass
Elkhart County. Ind
De Kalb. Ill
64
99
,23
106
Chester, N. Y
Concord,
N.C
De
Ellenville,
N.
Y
Kalb
45
47
167
Township Sch. Dist., 111.104 Ellington,
Chester, Pa., & School District.. 72 Concord, N. H
Delaware
Conn...
40
15
79
Ellis County, Tex
Chester, S. C
Concord, Vt
;
169
Delaware,
Ohio
181
18
88
Chester County, Pa
Concordia, Kan
Ellsworth,
Kan
Delaware County, Ind
•—
79
132
136
101
Chester County, S. C
Condon, Ore.
Ellsworth, Me
169
13
154 I Delaware County, Ohio
88
Chetopa, Kan
Conejos County. Col
i Ellwood
City, Pa., & Sch. Dist.. 79
Delaware County, Pa
132
.141
73
Cheviot, Ohio
Conneaut,
Elmira,
N.
Y
Ohio,
and
97
Delaware Township, Kan
Sch. Dist
47
87
136
Elmore County. Idaho
Cheyenne, Wyo., & School Dist..139 Connecticut
Delevan Joint Sch. Dist., Wls
140
35
112
Chicago, 111
Elmwood Township. Ill—
Connellsville, Pa., School Dist
103
Delford
.104
72
(Borough), N. J
69
Chicago Heights, Ill
Elmwood Place, Ohio..
Connersvllle, Ind
—106
88
Delphi, Ind
98
101 ; El Paso,
Chicago Junction, Ohio.
Tex
Conshohocken, Pa
97
Delhi, N. Y. (Town and Village).
181
79
46 El Paso County, Tex
Chicago .Sanitary Dist. (See Chic.) 103 Continental (VIE), Ohio
.181
Delphos, Ohio
97
88
Ghico. Cal
El Reno, Okla., and Sch.
Contra Costa
153
Delta, Col
Dist—147
County, Cal
150
141
Chico Gram. Sch. Dist., Cal
Converse County,
Ind
Elwood,
153
Delta, Ohio.
99
139
Wyoming
97
Chico High School
Ely. Minn
District, Cal.. 153 Cook County, Ill
Delta County, Col
118
*
104
141
Chicopee, Mass.
Elyria, Ohio, & Sch. Dist
Delta
23 Cookeville, Tenn.
88
County, Tex
185
Chicot County. Ark
Emmet County, Iowa
Cooperstown .School Dist., N. Y.. 167
—179
121
Denison, Texas
46
181
Childress County, Tex.
Coos County N. H
Emmons County, N. D..
185
__127
Dennison. Ohio, and Sch. Dist
15
88
Chillicothe, Mo., & Sch. Dist....122 Coraopolls, Pa
Kan.
&
Emporia,
Sch. Dist
132
Tex
72
.181
Emporia Va
Chilllcoihe, Ohio, & School Dist.. 85 Coraopolls Sch. Dist., Pa
Denton County. Tex..
161
72
181
Chinook, Mont
Emsworth,
Pa
Cordele, Ga.
..137
73
Denver, Col
172
141 i Enfield, Conn
Chippewa County, Mich
Corinth, Miss
107
Denver
37
Sch.
Dist. No. 1, Col
177
142
Chippewa Falls, Wls
Enfield, N. H
Corinth, N. Y., and Sch. Dist
112
De Pere, Wls
16
46
112
Chouteau County, Mont.
England Pond Drain. Dist., Ill —106
137
Corning, N. Y., City & S. Dist... 46 Depew', N. Y.
46 Englewood, N. J—
Christian County, Ky
Corona
H. School Dist., Cal
163
64
Derby, Conn
153
37
Christian County, Mo
Enid, Okla., and School District. 147
Coronado. Cal
125
Derry, N. II
150
Cincinnati, Ohio
1? Ennis, Tex
Corpus Chrlstl, Tex
De Ruyter, N. Y
185
85
181
46 * Ensley, Ala
Cincinnati School District, Ohio.. 86 Corunna, Mich
De Soto. Mo
175
107
122
Ephrata, Pa
Clnclnnatus, N. Y_
Corry, Pa., and Sch. Dist.
Des Moines, Iowa, &
45
73
72
Wes. Des
Erath
Clackamas County. Ore.
County, Tex
—154
Corsicana, Tex.
181
Moines Sch. Dist
.181
120
Claiborne County, Tenn
Pa.
Erie,
Cortland, N. Y
165
73
Detroit, Mich
46
107
Clalrton School District, Pa
Erie County, N. Y
47
79
Cortlandville, N. Y
Detroit, Minn
46
118
Clallam County, Wash
Erie
Sch.
Dist.,
Pa
Corvallis.
Ore
Deuel
73
155
County. S. D
153
128
Erie Township, Kan
Claremore, Ind. Ter
Coryell County, Tex.
148
136
Dewey County, Okla
181
148
Escambia County, Ala
Claremont, N. H
175
15
Coshocton, Ohio, and Sch. Dist.. 87 Dexter, Me
12
Clarlnda. Iowa
Escanaba,
x/rnanU ,5cn' Ulst-Mich,, and Sch. Dist.. 108
De Witt County, Texas
121
Cottage City, Mass
181
33
Clarion County, Pa
Escondito Irrlga. Dist., Cal
150
72
Cottonwood County, Minn
Dickens County, Tex
185
115
Clarion Co. Poor Dist., Pa
Esmeralda
County, Nev
Council Bluffs, Ia
157
72
Dickinson County, Kan
132
119
Clark County, Ind..
Essex,
Conn
Council
40
101
Bluffs Sch. Dist.,
Dillon, Mont,
137
Clark County, Kan
Essex County, Mass
Council Grove (City), KanIowa..119 Dimmit County, Tex
24
—132
185
.136
Clark County. Ky
Essex County, N. J
64
163
District of Columbia
Cordele, Ga
81
172
Clark County, Mo
Essex
1
Junction, Vt
17
122
Dixon, Ill..
Coventry, R. I
104
Clark County, Ohio
35
Esthervllle, Iowa
121
86
Covert, N. Y
Dodge City, Kan
136
Clark County. S D.
46
Etna,
Pa.
73
Dodge County, Ga.
128
Covington, Ky
...172
—163
Clarke County. Ga
Etowah County, Ala
174
—171
Covington, Tenn
Dodge County, Neb
129
Clarke County, Va
167
Eufaula,
Ala
174
159
Covington, Va.
Dolgevllle, N. Y.
46
..159
Clarke County Wash
Eugene, Ore
154
155
Coxsackie, N. Y.
Donaldsonvllle, La
__179 Eureka, Cal
46
'
Clarksburg, W. Va
150
162
Cowley County, Kan
Doniphan
County
Kan
132
132
Evanston,
Clarksville, Mo
Ill., and Sch. Dist
104
125
Cowlitz County, Wash
Donora, Pa
73
155
Evanston. Ohio.—See Cincinnati. 85
Clarksville, Tenn
.165
Craft on, Pa
Donora Sch. Dist., Pa
73
73
Evanston,
Clarksville, Tex
Wyo
139
Door County, Wis
185
Cranford Township, N. J
..114
64
Evansville, Ind
Clatsop County. Ore
99
154
Cranston. R. I
Dougherty County, Ga
173 !
33
Clay Centre, Kan
114
136
Crawford County, Ill.
Douglas. Arlz., arid S. D. No. 27.146 Evansville, Wls
106
Eveleth, Minn
Clay County, Ind
118
98
Crawford County, Ind..
Douglas, Ga
—173
.101
Everett, Mass
Clay County, Kan
24
132
Crawford County, Iowa
Douglas County, Kan
132
.120
Everett,
Wash..;
Clay County, Minn
155
...118
Douglas County, Neb
Crawford Co. Road Dist. No.
129
Sch. Dist., Wash
l.O. 87
Everett
Clay County, S. D
155
128
Douglas County, Wash
Crawfordsvllle Ind
157
98
Exeter, N.H..
Clayton, N. Y. (Town)
15
45
Crawfordsville Sch. Dist Ind... 99 Douglas County, Wis
112 i
Clearfield County, Pa
72
Cresco Ind. Sch.
Dover, N. H
15
Dist.,
Iowa
Clearfield Co. Poor Dist., Pa
121
72
Dover, N. J. (Morris Co.)
Crestline. Ohio
37
64
Clear Lake Sp. Dr. Dist.', Ill
87
airfield, Me...
13
Dover City & Sch. Dist., Ohio
106
Creston, Iowra
88
Fairfield County. Conn—
.121
Cleburne, Tex
40
181
Dracut,
Mass
Cripple
Cr’k, Col., S. Dist. No. 1.141
33
Cleburne County, Ala
Fairhaven,
Mass
24
..175 Crislield.Md
Dublin. Ga.
172
Fair Haven, Vt.
Clermont County, Ohio
81
Du Bols, Pa., and Sch.
17
86 i Crisp County, Ga
Dist
73
Fair Haven, Wash.—(See
172
Cleveland, Ohio, and Sch. Dist— 86 j Crockett
Bel¬
Dubuque, Iowa
120
County, Tex..
lingham)
—185
Cleveland County, N.C
155
.168
Dubuque County, Iowa
CromwTell. Conn
120
Fairmont, Minn
40
Cleveland County. Okla
116
148
Crook County,
Duluth, Minn
116
Wyo
Fairmont. W. Va
—139
Cleveland Heights, O.. and S. D. 86
162
Duluth,
Minn..
Sch. Dist
Crookston, Minn., & Sch. Dist
116
Fairmont
Ind.
Sch.
115
Dist.
Clifton, Ohio. — (See Cincinnati)
W. Va_162
85
Crooksville School District. Ohio. 97 Dunbar Twp. Sch. Dist.. Pa
79
Fairmont Precinct. Neb
Clifton Heights, Pa
131
Duncan, Ind. Ter
79
Crowley, La
..148
Fall River. Mass
Clifton Springs, N. Y
178
24
45
Crow Wing
Dunkirk, N. Y
46
Fall River County, S. D
County
Minn
116
Clinton. Iowa, and Sch. Dist
128
121
Crystal Falls Sch. Dist., Mich ..110 Dunmore, Pa., and Sch. Dist
73
Fallsburgh, N. Y
Clinton. Mo
47
Dunn. N. C
--122
Cuero.
Tex.
168
Falls City, Neb
85
Clinton, Mass
..131
23
Duquesne, Pa
Cullman Ala
73
Falls
l/.>
County. Tex
Clinton, N. Y
-185
45
Durant, Ind. Ter...
Cumber and. Md
148
Falmouth, Mass
(Minton S C
81
24
”0
Durand, Mich
Cumberland, R. I.
110
Fargo, N. D
Clint
33
C unty. X. Y
-126
Durango. Col., and Sch. Dist
45
Cumberland County. Me.
142
Faribault Minn
12
—116
Durham. N. C
167 Farmington. Conn
37
County.
County,
County,
County.
98
121
Iowa
Minn
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—
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188
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Page,
VOL.
i
LXXXIV
Page
Pace
13
Gettysburg (Borough) Pa
79
133
j Hamilton
County, Kan
Humboldt Sch. Dist., Tenn
167
Farmington, Mo
123
Gloson County, Ind
1‘>1
Hamilton County, Ohio
89
Huntingdon County, Pa
74
Farmington, N. H
15
Gila County, Arlz
14G
Hamilton County, Tenn
105
Far Rockaway, N. Y.—(See N.
HuntLneton, Conn
38
Gills Creek Township, S, C
170 Hamilton Sch. Dist., Mo
125
Y. City)...
Huntington, Ind
99
55
Gilroy, Cal
133
Hammond, Ind
99
Huntington County, Ind—
99
Faulk County, S. D
128
Girard, Kansas
130
Hammond, La
179
Huntington,
W.
Va.,
&
Sch.
Dist.
162
Fayette, flo
122 Girard., Ohio, and Sell. Dist
07
Haniinonton 8c Sch. Dist., N. J-. 69
Huntsville,
Ala
175
Fayette County, Iowa..
12U
Girardvllle, Pa., Sen. Dist
79
Hampden County, Alass
33
Hutchinson, Kan., <Sc Soil. Dist. .133
Fayette County. ky---—--163
j Gladstone. Mich 108 Hancock, Mich
HO
Hutchinson County, S. D
128
Fayette County, Pa
73 ! Glassport Sch. Dist., Pa
73
Hancock County, Ind
99
Hyattsville, Md
81
Fayette County, Tex
181
Glastonbury, Conn
37
Hancock County, Ohio
90
Hyde
County, S. D
128
Fayetteville, N. C
108
Glendale, Ohio
97
Hand County, S. D.
128
Hyde
Park,
26
Mass
Fergus County, Mont
Glenn County, Cal
_137
153
Hanford, Cal
..150
Hyde Park, O. (see Cincinnati).. 85
Fergus Co. Fr. HighS. D.,Mont_137 Glendive, Mont.-.
137
Hannibal, Mo.
123
Fergus Falls, Minn., & Sch. Dist—1 10 Glen Ridge, N. J
04
Hannibal Sch. Dist., Mo
123
daho
139
Fernandina, Fla
Glen Ridge Sch. Dist., N.
173
04
Hanson County S. D
128
daho Falls, Idaho
140
Ferry County, Wash
Glens Falls, N.Y., and Sch. Dist. 47
155
Hardin County, Ohio
90
Idaho
Fifth Louisiana Lev. Dist., La
Springs, Colo
—142
178
Glenville, Ohio, and Sch. Dist.
Hardin County, Texas
182
Ilion,
N.
Y
48
Findlay, Ohio, & Sell. Dist
88
(see-Cleveland)
80
Hardwick, Vt
17
Illinois
^
.102
Finney County, Kan
__130
Gioster, Miss
177
Harford County, Md
81
Flshkill f striding NY..
Independence, Kan
—133
G1 oueester, Mass
47
25
Harman Twp. Dr. Dist. No. 1,111.106
Fishklll Un. Sell. D. No. 5, N. Y_ 47
125
Independence, Mo
Gloucester City, N. J
04
Harmony Twp. Sen. Dist., Pa._ 79 Independence Sch. I). No. 5, Kan 133
Fitchburg, Mass
24
Gloucester County, N. «T
05
Harnett County N. C
108
Independence Sch. Dist., Mo_...123
Fitzgerald, Ga
173
Glouster. Ohio
97
Karri man, Tenn
105
Independence Twp., Kan—:
136
Flagstaff, Ariz
1 10
Gloversville. N. Y
47
Harrisburg, Pa
73
Indiana..
97
Flandrcau, S. D
127
Gotrstown, N. H
16
Harrisburg Sch. Dist., Pa
74
Indiana,
Fa
74
Flat bush, N. Y.—(See N.Y.C.)
54
Golden, Colo
142
Harris County, Tex
182
Indiana County, Pa
Flat Riv. Sell. Dist. No. 01, Mo..125 Goldtield, Colo
79
142
Harrison,
N.
J——
05
1
ndian Territory
Flathead County, Mont
—148
137
Goliad County, Texas.'.
185
Harrison,
N. Y
48
lndianola, Miss
177
Flint, Mich., and Sch. Dist
108 i Gonzales County. Texas
185
Harrisonburg, Va
159
Indianapolis, Ind., <k Sch. Dist.. 99
Florence, Ala..
174 i Goodland City, Kan
.130
Harrison County, Iowa
—121
Ingalls
Twp.,
Kan
.136
Florence, Colo., & Sch. D. No. 2.142 I Gorham, N. II
10
Harrison County, Ky
163
Ingham County, Mich'
108
Florence. S. C
169
90
Harrison County, Tex
—182
j Dosneu, Ind
Inglewood Un. High Sell. Dist.,
Florida
.
_
_
—
I
—
—
...
..
_
—
—
—
-
..
.
-
—
^
-
ii
i
ru
4..,
.
I™
Floyd County, Ind
-101
Flushing, N. Y., and Sch. Dlsts.
(See New York City).
54
Fonda, N. Y...
~*7
Fond du Lac, Wis
112
Ford City. Pa
73
Ford County, Kan..
132
Forsyth, Mont
137
Forsyth County, N. C
107
Fort Bend County, Tex
181
Fort Collins, Col
142
Fort Dodge, Iowa
120
Fort Fair held, Me
13
Fort Gaines Ga
—173
Fort Madison, la
120
—
-
Fort Mortran Sch. Dist.
Fort Pierre, S. IJ
Colo
Fort Plain. N. Y
Fort Recovery, Ohio.
Fort Scott. Kan.
Fort Scott Sch. Dist., Kan
Fort Valley, Ga
Fort Wayne, Ind., & Sch. Dist—Fort Worth, Tex...
Post or la, Ohio. & Sch. Dist
Foxborough, Mass
Framingham. Mass
142
127
47
97
Goshen, N. Y
47
Gouverneur, N. Y
47
Mass
Grafton,
25
Grafton, N. D
..127
Grafton, W. Va., and Sch. Dist .102
Graham County, Ariz
140
Graham County, Kan
130
..
Grainger County, Tenn
107
Granby, N. Y
48
Grand Forks, N. D., & Park Dist. 120
Grand Haven, Mich
108
Grand Island, Neb., and Sch. D.129
Grand Junction, Colo
142
Grand Prairie (La.) Levee Dist.. 179
Grand Rapids, Mich., & Sch. D..108
Grand Rapids, Minn., dc Sch. Dis.l 18
Grand Rapids, Wis
112
Grand River. Mo
122
j; Gran
Orangeville,
Rha
be Sell. Dist
1
; Grant County. Kan
13*>
>
No. 126, HI---lob
Granite Sch. Dist., Utah
14Grant County. Ind
99
132
133
173
99
182
I Grant County, Ky
(Rant County. N. M
Grant County. Ok a
Grant County S. D
88
33
25
163
.48
1-7
Gran\ille, N. Y
Frankfort, Ky
Frankfort, N. Y
Franklin. Ind
Franklin, La
!
--.
Harrison
age
Pottawattamie
Drain¬
District, Iowa
Harrison
Hartford,
Conn
Cal
12<>
97
Township, Ohio
3
—
Hartford County, Conn
Hartford Sch. Dists
Conn
37
37
97
,
Hartwell, Ohio
llasbrouck Heights, N.J., & S. D
69
Haskell County, Kan
...133
Haskell County, Tfex=
185
Hastings, Minn., & Sell. Dist—116
Hastings, Neb., & Sch. Dist
129
.
Hatlield,
Mass
25
Hattiesburg,
Miss
Mass
176
25
15
Haverhill,
Haverhill, N. II
Havre dc Grace, Md
81
Haw Creek Spec. Dr. Dist., III..106
Hawkinsville, Ga
172
Hays City, Kan.
136
Hays County, Tex.
182
Haywood County, Tenn
165
Hazleton, Pa., and Soil. Dist
74
Heaklsburg, Cal., and Sch. Dist.150
Hebron, Conn
40
Helena,
Ark..
179
137
r
Helena, Mont
Helena Sch. Dist. No. 1, Mont..137
Y
Y
.
48
48
and. Sch.
—
)
54
0, N. Y 48
Henderson, Ky
163
Nutley)
67
Henderson, N. C
168
Franklin, Ohio
Great Neck Sch. Dist. No. 7, N.Y. 48
88
Henderson County. N. C
168
Franklin, Pa., and Sch, Dist
73
Greeley, Col., and Sch. Dist
142
Henderson County Tenn
165
Franklin, Tenn..
165
Greeley County, Kan
Henderson County Tex
134
185
Franklin, Va
161
Greeley County, Neb
129
Hennepin County, Minn
116
Franklin County, Ga
Green Bay, Wis
172
112
Henrietta, Tex
185
Franklin County, Ill106
Greenburg, N. Y
48
Henry County, Mo—
123
Franklin County
Kan_
133
Greenbush, N.Y. (see Rensselaer) 57 Henry County, Ohio
90
Franklin County, Ky.
Green County, Ky
-.163
163
Heringtou,
Kan
..130
Franklin County. Ohio
89
Greene, N. Y
Herkimer County, N. Y
48
48
Franklin County, Va..
Greene County, Ind
159
101
Herkimer, N. Y., & Sch. D. No. 1 48
Franklin Township, Kan
Greene County. Mo
136
_122
Hiawatha, Kan
136
Franklin Township, N. J
Greene County, N. Y
69
48
Hickory, N. C
168
Frederick, Md
Greene County, Ohio
81
89
Hlcksville, Ohio
97
Frederick County, Md
Greene County, Pa
81
79
Higginsville Sch. Dist. No. 5, Mo.125
Greenlield Ind. Sch. Dist
Fredericksburg, Va
159
121
High Bridge, N. J
69
Fredonia, N. Y
47
Greentield, Mass., and Fire Dist. 25 Highland Park, Mich...
110
Freehold, N. J
69 Greenlield, Ohio, and Sell. Dist.. 89
Highlands, Colo, (sec Denver)
141
Freeport, III
lot
Greenleaf, Kan
Hill County. Tex
136
182
Freeport, N. Y
Green port, N Y
47
48
Hlilrose Irr. Dist., Col
—.142
Freeport School District, Ill
10G
Greensboro, N. C
167
Hillsboro, Ohio, and Sch. Dist.. 97
Freeport Sch. Dist. No. 145, III—104 Greensburg, Pa., and Sch. Dist..
182
73^ Hillsboro, Tex
Fremont, Neb., S. D. & Precinct.129 Greenville, Ala..
175
Hillsborough, N. H:
15
Fremont, Ohio, and Sch. Dist— 89 Greenville, Mich
Hillsboro
110
Bridge Fire Dist., N.H. 15
Fremont County, Idaho
140 Greenville, Miss
...176
Hillsborough County, Fla
173
Fresno, Cal
150
Greenville, N. C
168
Hillsborough County, N. H
15
Friendship, N. Y
47
Greenville, Ohio
89
Hillsdale,
Alich.—
110
Frio County, Tex._
185
Greenville, Pa
Hillvlcw Dr.
79
Lev. Dist., Ill
104
Front Royal: Va
161
Greenville, S. C
Hinds County, Miss
169
176
Frostburg, Md
Greenville Sch. Dist., S. C
81
170
HIngham, Mass
33
Frulta, Colo
..142
Greenville, Texas
182
Hinsdale, N. H
16
Fullerton Union H. Sch. Dist—153 Greenville
County, S. C
Hinsdale County, Colo
170
142
Fulton. Ky
164 Greenwich (Boro. & T’n). Conn.. 37
Hobart,
Okla.:
147
j Hobart,
Fulton, Mo
125 Greenwich & Easton Sell. Dist.
Hoboken, N- J
65
Fuiton, N. Y
No. 3. N. Y
47
48
Hodgeman County, Kan
133
Fulton County, Ind
•— 99
Greenwood, Miss
176
Hocking County, Ohio
97
Fulton County, Ohio
89
Greenwood, S. C., and Sch. Dist_170 Holbrook, Alass
25
Greenwood County, Kan
133
Holdredge, Neb
131
Gregory County, S. D
lwl,
128
,
108
Holland. Mich
alTney, S. C
Grenada. Miss
170
176 * Hollidaysburg, Pa
74
Gage Co., Neb
129 Gridin, Ga
172
Hollister, Cal
150
Gainesville, Fla.
173
Griggs County, N. D
127
Holly Beach, N. J
65
Gainesville, Ga
Grinned, la., and Sch. Dist
172
121
Holly Springs, Miss
-.177
Gainesville, Texas
182
Griswold. Conn
37
Hollywood City Sch. Dist., Cal..150
Galena, Ill
106 Groton, Conn., and Water Dist.. 37
Hollywood Un. H. Sell. Dist.,Cal.150
Galesburg, 111., and Sch. Dist
Groton (Village), N. Y
104
48
Holyoke, Mass
25
Gallon, Ohio, and School Dist
Grove
89
City Sch. Dist., Pa
Home City, Ohio
79
97
Gallatin County, Ill
104
Grundy County, Mo
123
Homestead, Pa., and Sell. Dist— 74
Gallatin County. Mont
137
Guadalupe County. N. M
145
Honey Grove, Tex.
185
Gallia County. Ohio
89 Guadalupe County, Texas.
Hood County, Tex
182
185
Gallloolls. Ohio—
89
Hood River Irr. Dist., Ore
Guernsey County, Ohio
97
154
Galiitzln, Pa., and Sch. Dist
79
Gueydan Drainage Dist., La
Hooslck Falls, N. Y._
179
48
Galveston, Texas
Guilford County, N.C
182
168
Hopkins County, Tex
182
Galveston County Texas
Guilford Township, Kan
182
136
Hopklnton. Mass
25
Garden City, Kan
136 Gulfport, Miss
176
Hopklnton, N. H
•
16
Gardiner, Me
13
Gunnison, Colo
142 Hopkins Drainage Dist., Ill
106
Gardiner Water Dist., Me
Gunnison County, Colo
13
...142
Hopkinsville. Ky
164
Gardner, Mass
Gut ’rie, Okla
25
—147
Hornell, N. Y
48
Garlield (Borough), N. J
-69
Guttenberg, N. J...
05
Hornell Sch. Dist. No. 7, N. Y.
48
Garlleld County, Colo..
—14 2
Horry County, S. C
170
Garlield County, Oklahoma
147
'ackensack, N. J
65
Horseheads, N. Y., Vil. & Town. 48
Garnett, Kan
136
Horseheads Sch. Dist., N. Y
-ackettstown, N. J
09
48
Garrard County. Ky
.164
Haddonfteld, N. J
09
Horton, Kan
130
Garrett Sch. City, Ind
101
Hadley, Mass., & Water Sup. Dis. 33 Hotchkiss, Colo
142
Garrettsville, Ohio
97
Hager Slough Drain. Dist., Ill
106
Houghton, Alich
108
Gas City, Kan
136
Hagerstown. Aid
81
13
Houlton, Ale
Gas School Dist., Kan
136 Halifax County, Va
159
Houston, Miss
177
Gaston County. N. C.
Hall County, Neb
.167
129
Houston, Texas
182
Gastonia N. C
Hall County, Tex
167
Houston County, Tex
185
185
Geary, Okla
Hallock, Minn
147
118
Howard County, Ind
.101
Geary County. Kan
Hallo well, Me
136
Howard County, Neb
13
131
Geneseo, N. Y
Hamblen County, Tenn
47
165
Hudson, Mass.
20
Geneva, N. Y
47
Hamden, Conn
40
Alich
Hudson,
—110
Geneva, Ohio
89
Hamden, N. Y
48
Hudson, N. Y
48
Geneva Sch. Dist., Neb
Hamlin County, S. D._
131
—128
Hudson, Wis
114
Georgetown, S. C
169
Hamilton, N. Y
Hudson County, N. J
48
65
Georgia
170
Hamilton, Ohio, and Sch. Dist-. 89 Hughes County, S. D
128
German Flatts, N. Y
Hamilton County, Ill.
47
104
Hull, Alass..
26
Germantown, Ohio
Hamilton County, Ind
97
.101
Humboldt, Kan
136
Franklin
Essex' Co"."." N." j\" "(see * ”
.
Great Bend ^Township), K an
13 6
Great Falls, Mont and Sch. Dist J 37
.
.
—
—
--
Gadsden, Ala
175
.
..
H:
-
-
-150
...
Ingram, Pa.
inlet
74
-----
Swamp Drain. Dist., Ill—106
Inyo County, Cal.
Tola City, Kan...'.
150
..133
lola Township, Kan
136
Iowa
119
Iowa City, Iowa, and Sch. Dist —121
Iowa County, Wis
114
Ipswich, Mass
20
Iron Mountain, Mich
;
.110
Ironton, Ohio, and Sch. Dist
90
Irouwood, Mich., Sch. Dist
108
I rvlngton, N. J
65
Irvington, N. Y
48
Ishpeming, Alich.. & Sch. Dist —108
48
Islip.N.Y
Ithaca, Mich
108
Ithaca, N. Y
48
—
—
'aekson, Ga
Ja
ackson, Mich
172
108
176
125
97
..165
.1 aekson,
Miss
Jackson, Mo
Jackson, Ohio
Jackson, Tenn
Jackson County, Fla
Jackson County, Ind.
173
.101
Jackson County, Kan
Jackson County, Mo
Jackson County, Ohio.
Jackson County, Ore—
Jackson County, Tex.
Jackson
133
123
90
154
183
Township, Ohio.-
97
Jacksonville, Fla
173
Jacksonville, Ill
104
.Jacksonville, Tex
185
Jadrey, N. H
15
Jamaica, N. Y.. VII., Town and
Sch, Dists. (see N. Y. City).. 55
—_
—
Jamestown. N.Y.
48
Jamestown, \ Y.,Seh. Dist—. 49
Jamestown, N. I)
127
Jamestown, R. I
34
.
Janesville. Wis
—
Jasper County, Ga.
Jasper County, Ind.
Jay County, Ind
—
112
173
101
101
Jeannette, Pa._
74
Jed Davis County, Ga..
—173
Jederson City, Mo., & ScU. Dist. 123
Jederson, Tex
County, Ala
County, Ark
County, Fla
County, Ga
Jederson County. Ind
Jederson County, Miss
Jederson County, Morit
Jederson County, N. Y
Jederson County, Ohio
Jederson County, Pa
Jederson County, Tenn_
Jederson County, Tex
Jederson County. Wash..
Jederson County, W. Va._
185
175
179
173
172
99
177
137
49
90
74
166
183
155
162
Jederson.'Co. Levee Dist., Ark..l79
Jederson County Poor Dist., Pa. 74
<}cjj«suii
—
Jederson
Jederson
Jederson
Jederson
—
Jederson Davis Co., Miss
177
Jedersonville, Ind
99
Jenkins County, Ga
172
Jenklntown, Pa.
79
Jennings County, Ind
101
Jerauid County, S. D
128
Jersey City, N. J
65
Jersey Shore, Pa., & Sch. Dist.. 79
Jerseyvllle, ill
106
Jewett City, Conn
40
Johnson City, Tenn
166
Johnson County, Ind
101
Johnson County, Iowa
121
Johnson County, Kan
133
—
—
,
_
Johnson County Tex.
Johnson Count_y Wyo
*.
183
139
Johnston, R. I
34
Johnstown (City), N. Y._
49
Johnstown, Pa., and Sch. Dist.- 74
„
.
Joliet, Ill., and High Sch. Dist —104
Jonesboro, Arlt 179
Jones County, Miss
—170
Jones County, Tex
185
Jones’ Pond Alut. I)r. Dist., 111.106
Joplin. AIo., and Sch. Dist:
123
Jordan Sell. Dist., Utah
144.,
—
_
—
Josephine County Sch. Dist. No.
7. Ore
—
154
Julesburg Irr.-Dist., Colo
..142
Junction City, Kan., & Sch. Dist.133
Juniata County, Pa
74
Kalamazoo, Alich
alamazoo Sch. Dist., Alich
Kane County, Ill
Kansas
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas City Sch. Dist., Kan
Kansas City, Alo
Kansas City Sch. Dist., Mo
Kansas City, Alo., Park Dists
Karnes County, Tex
Kaufman, Tex
Kay County, Okla
108
108
106
131
133
133
123
123
123
183
185
148
„
Apr., 1907.1
INDEX.
Page.
Kearney, Neb., & Sell. Dlst
129
66
Kearney, N. J
Kearny County, Kan
133
Kearney County, Neb
129
Keene, N. H_„
15
Keith County, Neb
131
Keith & Lincoln Counties Irriga¬
tion District, Neb._
129
Kenmore, N. Y
49
Kennebec County, Me
13
Kennebec Water Dlst., Me
13
13
Kennebunkport, Me
13
Kennett Square, Pa
79
Kenosha, WLs
112
Kent, Ohio
90
Kent County, Del
79
Kenton. Ohio, and Sell. Dlst_l__ 90
Knoxville Soli. Dlst., Pa
79
162
Kentucky
Keokuk, Iowa
120
Kern County, Cal
150
Kershaw County, S. C
170
Key port ,N.J_
66
Kewanee, 111
104
Kewanee Sch. Dlst. No. 51, Ill..106
Key West, Fla...
.173
Kidder County, N. D
127
Klllinerly, Conn
38
King County, Wash
155
Kingfisher, Oltla
147
Kingfisher County, Okla
148
Kingman City, Ivan
136
Kingman County, Kan
133
Kingsbury County. S. D
128
Kennebunk.Me
Kings Co., N. Y. (see N. Y. City). 54
Kingston, Mass
33
Kingston, N. Y_
49
Kinsley, Kan.
.136
Kinston, N. C.
Kiowa County, Kan
Klrksville, Mo
Klrksvllle Sch. Dlst., Mo..
Kirkwood, Mo
Kittitas County, Wash
Klamath County, Ore
Klickitat County, Wash
Knox County, Jnd
Knox County, Tenn
Knox County, Tex.
Knoxville Sell. Dlst., Pa
.168
I...133
123
125
125
155
154
__155
99
166
185
79
166
Knoxville, Tenn
Kokomo. I mi
Kootenai County, Idaho
101
140
La Belle Township, Mo
125
acey Levee & Drain. Dlst., 111.106
Lackawanna County, Pa
74
Laclede County, Mo
125
Laconia, N. H_
15
La Crosse. Wl.s
112
La Crosse County, Wis
112
Lafayette. Ind
99
Lafayette, La..
178
Lafayette County, Mo
_
Lafourche Bas. Lev. Dlst., La
La Grande, Ore
La Grange. Ga.
La Harpe City, Kan..
La Junta School Dlst., Col
Lake Borgne Lev. Dist., La._
Lake City. Fla...
^
Lake County. Cal
123
178
154
172
136
142
178
173
153
142
Lake County, Ind
99
Lake Comity Minn..,
116
Lake County, Ohio
97
Lake County S. I)
128
Lake County Levee Dlst., Tenn..166
Lakeland, Fla
173
Lake Linden, Mich
108
Lakewood, N. J
69
Lakewood, O., & School Dist
90
Lakewood. N. V
49
Lamar County, Miss
176
Lamar County, Texas
183
Lampasas, Texas
185
Lampasas County, Texas.
185
Lancaster. Mass
33
Lancaster, N. H
15
Lancaster, N. Y., & Sch. Dlst.
No. 8
49
Lancaster, Ohio, & School Dlst.. 90
Lancaster, Pa., & School Dlst
74
Lancaster County. Neb
130
Lancaster County. Pa
74
Lancaster County. S. C
170
Lander, Wyo
139
Lander County, Nev
157
Lane County, Kan
t
133
Langlade County Wis
112
Lansing, Mich
108
Lake County, Col
Lansingburg N. Y.—See Troy.. 59
Lansingburg Sch. Dist.,N. Y
49
Lapeer, Mich
109
La Plata County, Col
La Porte, Ind
La Porte County. Ind
Laramie, Wyo
142
"
99
loO
139
Laramie County, Wyo
Larchmont (V.), N. Y_
Laredo, Texas.
Earned. Kan
La Salle County, Tex
Las Animas County, Col
Las Vegas N. M
Lauderdale County, Miss
—
Laurel, Md
Laurel, Miss
Laurel School District, Cal
Laurens, S. C
139
164
County,
County,
County,
Madison County,
Miss
Mont
N.C
Ohio
Madison County, Tenn
• Madlsonvllle, O., & School Dlst.. 91
Magnolia, Miss
177
Malianoy City, Pa., & Sch. Dlst.. 75
1 Mahoning County, Ohio, & Road
123
123
168
159
123
185
97
Dist. No. 1
49
Maine
91 i Malden
Mass
79
Malone, N. Y
91
Mamakating, N. Y
49 Mamaroneck, N. Y., & Sch. Dlst.
91
Manasquan, N. J
183
Manchester, Conn
105
Manchester, Mass
136
Manchester, N. H
Lima School District, Ohio
Limestone County, Texas
Lincoln, Ill
Lincoln City, Kan
Lincoln, Mass
26
Lincoln, Neb., & School Dlstrlct_130
Lincoln, R. I
34:
Lincoln County, Ivan
136
Lincoln County, Ky
164
Lincoln County, Mo
124
Lincoln County, Nev
157
Lincoln County, Okla
.148
Lincoln County, S. D
128
Lincoln County, Wash
155
Lincoln County, Wis
114
Lincoln Park (see Chicago) Ill..103
Lincoln Township, Kan
136
Llncolnton, N. C
169
Linda Vista Irrig. Dlst., Cal
150
Llnwood, Ohio (see Cincinnati).. 85
LInwood & Auburn Levy D.,Ark. 179
Lisbon, Me
13
16
91
38
Lisbon,‘Ohio
Litchfield. Conn
Litltz, Pa
79
106
Falls, Minn
.116
Falls, N. V.. & Sch. Dlst.. 49
Rock. Ark
179
Rock Sch. Dlst., Ark
179
Littleton, N. H. (Town & Village) 15
Little Valley, N. Y_
49
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Beaver Drain. Dlst., Ill
Livingston, Mont
Livingston County, N. Y
Llano County, Texas
137
49
183
Lockhaven, Pa., & School Dlst.. 74
Dockland, Ohio
97
Lockport, N. Y
49
Lodi, N. J
69
Lodi Sch. Dlst., N. J
69
Logan, Ohio
97
Logan, Utah & School Dist
144
Logan County, Ky
164
Logan County, Ohio
91
Logan County, Okla
147
Logan Ind. School District, Iowa.121
Logan Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa
75
Logansport, Ind
100
London
Ohio
97
Beach, Cal
150
Beach School Dlst., Cal
150
Branch N. J., & Sch. Dist. 66
Long
Long
Long
Long Isl. City, N.Y. (see N.Y.C.) 54
Long Meadow. Mass
33
Longmont, Col
142
Longmont Sch. Dist., Col
143
Long Prairie Levee Dlst., Ark
179
Longton Township, Kan
136
Longview, Tex
185
Lorain, Ohio.
91
91
Lorain
,
Manchester, Va
Manchester Twp., N. J
Mandan, N. D
Mangum, Okla
Manhattan, Kan
Manhattan
Township, Kan
Manistee, Mich
Manistlque, Mich
Manltou, Col
Manitowoc (City), Wis
Louisiana
177
^
,
Lynn, Mass
Lyon County. Iowa
Lyon County, Kan
Lyons Kan
Lyons Ind. Sch. Dlst., Iowa
Mc.Alester.
Ind. Ter
cComb, Miss
McConnellsville, Ohio
McCook Countv, S. D
26
120
134
136
121
148
...
.176
97
128
McCook Sch. Dlst., Neb...
131
McCracken County, Ky
164
McCulloch County, Texas
185
McDowell County, N. C
168
McHenry County. X. D
126
McIntosh County, N. D
127
McKeesport, Pa., & School Dlst. 75
McKinney, Texas
185
McLean County, N. D
127
McLennan County, Tex
183
91
11
27
49
School
Districts
14 6
Marietta, Ohio, & School Dlst_._ 91
Marin County, Cal
150
Marinette. Wis
113
Marlon, Ala
.175
Marlon Ind
100
Marlon, Ohio
Marlon, S. C
Marlon County, Ind
Marlon County, Kan
Marlon County, Mo
Marlon County, Ohio
Marion County, Tenn
Marion County, Texas'..
Marlon Sch. Dlst., Ohio
Marion Township, Mo
Marmatou Twp., Kan
91
170
100
134
124
92
166
183
92
125
136
Marlborough, Mass
27
Marlin, Texas
183
Marquette, Mich
109
Marshall, Mich
109
Marshall, Mo., & Sch. Dlst
124
Marshall, Texas
183
Marshall County, Kan
136
Marshall County, Minn
116
Marshall County, S. D
128
Marshall School Dist., Minn
118
Marshalltown. Ia., & School Dist. 120
Marshfield, Wis
113
Martin, Tenn
167
Martin County, Ind
101
Martlnsburg, W. Va
162
Martinsville, Ind
101
Martinsville. Va
160
A
__
92
80
136
92
125
124
121
Massachusetts..
18
Massena, N, Y__
49
Massillon, Ohio, & School Dist
92
Matagorda County, Texas
183
Matawan, N. J. CBorough)
69
Matteawan (Village) N. Y
50
Mattoon City & Sch. Dist., Ill
105
Mattoon (Township), 111
..105
Maumee, Ohio
92
Maynard. Mass
27
Maysvllle, Ky
Mayvllle, Wis
Meade County, Kan
Meade County, S. D
164
114
134
..128
Meadvllle, Pa
t 75
Meagher County, Mont
138
Mechanlcsburg. Pa
79
Mechanicville, N. Y.. & Sch. Dlst. 50
Mecklenburg County, N. C
168
Mecklenburg County Va
160
Medford Joint Sell. Dlst. No. 1,
Wis
114
Medford, Mass
27
Medford. Ore
154
.
•
Media, Pa
Medicine Lodge, Kan
Medina, N. Y
Medina, Ohio
Medina County, Ohio
Mexico Sell. Dist., Mo
i
124
Miami, Fla.
.173
Miami County, Ohio
92
Mlamlsburg Ohio, & Sch. Dlst.. 92
Michigan
106
Michigan City, Ind
100
Mlddleborough,
Mass.,
Dist
&
Fire
28
Middlebury, Vt. (Town)
17
Mlddlebury, Vt. (Village)
18
Middleport, Ohio
92
Middlesborough Kv.,& Sch. DIsl64
Middlesex County, Mass
28
Middlesex County, N. J
L 66
Middletown. Conn. (City &Town) 38
Middletown, N Y., & Sch. Dlsts.
(See N. Y. C.)
55
...
Middletown, Orange Co., N. Y
50
Middletown, Ohio, & Sch. Dlst.. 92
49
Middletown, Pa., & Sch. Dlst
79
49
Midland, Mich
110
69
Midland County, Mich
110
38
Midland County, Tex
185
27' Mifflin County, Pa
75
15
Milam County, Texas
183
159
Mllburn Township, N.J
66
66
Miles City, Mont
138
Manitowoc County, Wis
Mankato City, Kan
Mankato, Minn
Mankato Sch. Dlst., Minn
Manlius. N. Y. (Town & Sch. D.) 49
Mansfield, Conn
40
Mansfield, Mass
27
Mansfield Ohio, & School Dlst.. 91
Maple Hill Township Kan
136
Marathon, N. Y
49
Marathon County, Wis
113
Marblehead, Mass
27
Maricopa County, Arizona, and
.
:
(Borough). Pa
79
County, Ky
164
County, N. J
66
County, Ohio
92
Merchantville. N. J
69
Meredith Fire District, N. H
16
Meredosla Levee District, 111
106
Meriden, Conn. (City & Town).. 38
Meridian, Miss
177
Merrlmac, Mass
27
Merrimack County, N._H
16
Mesa County, Col
143
Methuen, Mass
27
Mexin, Tex
185
1,27
Milford Conn
147
Milford, Mass
136 Milford, N. H
136 Milford, Ohio
109
MUledgeville. Ga
109
Mlllersburg, Ohio
143
Millers Falls Water D.. Mass
113
MUlls, Mass
113
Mlllvale, Pa
136
MILlvllle, N. J
116 ■ Milton, Mass
116 ' Milton, Ohio
County, Ohio
Martin’s Ferry, O., & Sell .|D 1st
Lorain School District, Ohio
91
Maryland
Los Angeles, Cal__
____150
Marysville, Kan
Los Angeles City School Dlst.,Cal. 150
Marysville, Ohio
Los Angeles City H S. Dlst., Cal_1
ryvtlle. Mo
Los Angeies County Cal
15ir*/JVm:son, Mo
Loulsburg Township, Kan
136 Mason City. Iowa
Louisiana, Mo., & .School District. 124
Louisville, Ky
164
Loveland, Col., & School Dist
143
Lowell, Mass
26
Lowell, Mich
110
Lower Merlon Township, Pa
75
173
100
66
113
175
164
177
138
168
97
166
Page.
Mercer
Mercer
Mercer
Mercer
40
Madison
Madison
Madison
26
177
....
,
Madill. Ind. Ter
Madison, Conn
Madison, Ga
Madison, Ind
Madison, N. J
Madison, Wis
Madison County, Ala
Madison County, Ky
...163
Lisbon, N H
118
.162
154
136
128
172
176
124
175
106
124
105
148
Macon, Georgia
Macon, Miss
Macon, Mo., & School District
Macon County, Ala
Macon County, 111
Macon County, Mo
Macoupin County, Ill
Lewlstown Sch. Dist. No. 1, Monti37
Lewistown, Pa
74
_
..136
__185
142
145
176
81
176
153
170
170
183
133
-__134
Laurens County. S. C
Lavaca County, Texas
Lawrence, Kan..
Lawrence Sch. Dist., Kan
Lawrence. Mass
26
Lawreneeburg, Ind
101
Lawrence County, Ind
100
Lawrence County, Ohio
90
Lawrence County, S. D
128
Lawrence County. Tenn
167
Lawrence Sell. Dist. No. 15.N.Y. 49
Leadville. Col
142
Leavenworth. Kan
134
Leavenworth County, Kan
134
Leavenworth Sch. D., Kan
134
Lebanon, Ind
.101
Lebanon. N. R
15
Lemonweir Rlv. Dr. Dist., Wis..114
Lenox, Mass
26
Leominster. Mass
26
Le Roy Township, Kan
136
Lestershire, N. Y
49
Le Sueur, Minn
118
Lewis and Clark County, Mont..137
Lewis County, Wash
155
Lewiston, Idaho, & School Dlst..140
Lewiston, Me
13
Lewiston, N. Y
49
Lewistown, Mont
137
Lexington Sch. Dlst., Ky
Lexington, Mass
Lexington, Miss
Lexington, Mo
Lexington School District, Mo
Lexington N. C
Lexington, Va
Liberty, Mo
Liberty County, Texas
Liberty Township, Ohio
Liberty (Town and Village), N.Y.
Licking County, Ohio
Llgonler School District, Pa
Lima, Ohio
Lima Sch. Dist. No. 9, N. Y
Pane.
McLeod County, Minn
McMechen, W. Va
McMinnville, Ore
McPherson iC. &Twp.), Kan
McPherson County, S. D
97
74
33
97
140
Lower Morion Sch. Dist.. Pa
75
Lowville (Town & Village), N. Y_ 49
Lubec, Me
13
Lucas County, Ohio.
91
Ludington, Mich
109
Ludlow
.164
Ky__
Ludlow, Mass.j..
33
Ludlow (Town & Village) Vt
18
Lumberland. X. V
49
Lumberton. N. C
169
Luverne, Minn
118
Luzerne County, Pa.
75
Lycoming County Pa
75
Lyman County, S. D
128
Lyme, Conn
40
Ly non burg, Va
159
49
183
Lebanon. Ohio
97
Lebanon, Pa., & School District. 74
Lebanon County, Pa
74
Lee County, Ark
179
Lee County, III
104
Lee County, Iowa
120
Lee County, Miss
,..177
Lee County, Texas
185
Page
Leetonla, Ohio
Lehighton,
Leicester, Mass
Leipstc (Ohio) and Sch. Dlst
Lemhi County, Idaho
Lexington, Ky
181)
75
..136
50
97
97
Medina County, Texas
183
Medina Co. R’d Dlst. No. 1, Ohio. 92
Meekei Col
143
Meeting House Sch. Dlst., Conn.. 38
Meigs County. Ohio
92
Melrose Sanitary Dlst., Cal
153
Melr
Mass
27
i-mphls, Tenn., & Sch. Dlst
.166
Menasha, Wis
T.114
Mendocino County, Cal
150
Menominee. Mich., & Sch. Dlst..109
Menominee County Mich
109
Merced, Cal., & School District..153
Merced County Cal
150
38
28
16
97
173
97
33
33
75
69
28
97
79
113
113
179
Mlton, Pa. & School District
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee County. Wis
Mlnden, La
Mineral Marsh Spec. Dr. D., Ill..106
Mineral City, Ohio
97
Mineral Township, Mo
125
Mineral Wells. Texas
Miner County, S. I)
Mingo Jet., Sell. Dlst., Ohio
183
128
97
116
128
115
101
136
176
Minneapolis, Minn
Minnehaha County. S. D
Minnesota
Mishawaka, Ind
Mission Township, Kan
Mississippi
Mississippi
La Fourche Dr.
District, La
178
Mississippi Levee Dlst., Miss
177
Missoula, Mont., & School Dist.. 138
Missoula County, Mont
138
Missouri
121
128
136
183
Mitchell. S. D
Mitchell
County, Kan
County, Texas
Moberly, Mo
Mitchell
124
175
175
153
150
146
50
Mobile, Ala
Mobile County, Ala
Modesto, Cal
Modesto
Mohave
Irrig. District, Cal
County, Arlz
Mohawk. N. Y
Moline, III., & School District
105
Momencc & Pembroke Dr. D.
Ill
106
Momence & Yellow Head Dr. D.,
Ill
Momence Township, Ill
Monaca (Borough), Pa
Monett School Dlst., Mo
Monmouth County, N. J
Monmouth School District, Ill
Monongahela, Pa
Monroe, Ga
Monroe. N. C
Monroe, Ln_
Monroe, Wis.
Monroe County, Ill
Monroe County, Ind
Monroe County, Iowa
Monroe County, N. Y
Monroe County, Ohio
Monroe County, Pa
Monroe Township. Kan
Monroeville, Ohio
Monrovia. Cal
Monrovia School District, Cal
Monson, Mass
Montague, Mass
Montana
Montclair, N.J
106
106
75
125
69
106
79
172
169
178
113
105
10^
120
50
92
79
136
97
150
..150
28
28
136
66
15u
Monterey County, Cal__
Montezuma Valley Irr. Dlst., Col.143
Montgomery, Ala
175
Montgomery County. Ala
175
Montgomery County, Ky
164
Montgomery County, Md
81
Montgomery County, Miss
177
Montgomery County, N. Y
50
Montgomery County, Ohio
92
Montgomery County, Pa
75
Montgomery County, Tenn
167
Montgomery Township. Ohio
97
Monticello, Ga
173
Montlcello. N. Y
Montoursville Sch. Dist., Pa
Montpelier, Ohio
Montpelier, Vt
Montpelier Irr. Dlst., Idaho
Montrose, Col.
Montrose
County, Col
Montville. Conn
Moody County, S. D_
Moorhead, Minn
50
79
97
18
140
143
143
38
__128
118
145
Mora County, N. M
Moreau Sch. Dlst. No. 1, N. Y.
(see So. Glens Falls Seh. Dist ) 59
Morgan County, 111
105
Morgan County Ind
101
Morgan County, M
124
Morgan County, Ohio
97
Morgan County, Tenn.
167
Morgantown, W. V
&Sch.I)is 162
190
Paae.
Paae^
County, Tex
185
Newtown, Conn
40
Newtown, N. Y., A School Dis¬
tricts.— (See New York City) ..55
New Ulm, Minn
117
New Utrecht,N.Y.—(See N.Y.C.) 54
New Vienna, Ohio
97
New York City.
50
Newton
Morrtsania, N. Y. (See N. Y. C.). 53
134
06
118
Morristown, Tenn
166
Morrlsvllle. Vt
18
Morton County. N. D
..126
140
Moscow, Idaho
Motley County Texas
,
185
Morris County, Kan
Morris County, N. J_
Morrison County, Minn
__
_.
New York State
:
Nez Perces County, Idaho
_
Moultrie, Ga
173
Mound Valley Twp., Kan.
136
Mountain Lake Sch. D., Minn
118
Mt. Carmel, Pa., A School Dist.. 75
Mount Clemens, Mich
1 Oil
Mount Desert, Me
13
Mount Kisco, N. Y
50
Mount Morris. N. Y
50
Mount Pleasant, Iowa
121
Mount Pleasant. Mich
110
Mount Pleasant, Mo
124
Muhlenberg County, Ky
164
Muncle, Ind
100
Munhall School District, Pa
Munislng, Mich., A Sch. Dist
110
75
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
Muscatine, la., A School District. 120
Muskegon, Mich
109
Muskegon County, Mich
109
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
__109
Muskegon School District, Mich.. 109
Muskingum County, Ohio
92
148
Muskogee, Ind. Ter
"VTacogdoches Ind. S. D., Tex
4-’
ahaot, Mass
Nampa Ind. Sch. Dist., Ida
Nampa A Meridian Irr. Dist.,Id
Nance County, Neb
Nantlcoke, Pa., A Sch. Dist
Nantucket, Mass
Napa, Cal
Naples (Town). N. Y
Napoleon, Ohio
Narragansett, R. I
183
33
140
140
130
75
33
151
50
92
34
Nashua, N. H
Nashville, Ga
Nashville, Tenn
Nashwank, Minn
Nassau County, N. Y
Natchez, Miss
Natick, Mass
Natrona County, Wyo
Naugatuck, Conn
Navajo County, Arlz
Navarro County, Tex
Navasota. Tex
Neapolis, Va.
(See Danville)
113
Nelson, N. Y
50
Nelson County, N. D
127
Nelsonville, Ohio
93
Nelsonvllle School District. Ohio. 93
Neodeslia, Kan. (City A Twp.) ..136
Neosho, Mo
124
Neosho Falls Township. Kan
136
Neptune (Township), N. J
66
Ness County, Kan
136
157
Nevada, Mo., A School District..124
Nevada City, Cal
151
New Albany, Ind., A Sch. Dist..100
New Albany, Miss
177
Newark, Del
79
Newark, N. Y
50
Newark. N. J
66
Newark, Ohio, A School District- 93
Newark U. F. S. A Acad. D., N.Y 50
Newark Valley, N. Y
50
New Barbadoes Sch. Dist., N. J.. 66
New Bedford, Mass
28
New Bern, N. C
168
Newberry, S. C__
170
Newberry Township. S. C
170
New Bremen, Ohio
97
New Brighton. Pa
79
New Britain,Conn.(City A Town) 38
New Brunswick, N. J
67
Newburg, Ohio
93
50
Newburgh. N. Y
Newburyport, Mass
28
Newbury Township. Kan
136
New Canaan, Conn
38
New Castle, Ind
100
Newcastle, Pa., A Sch. Dist
75
Newcastle County, Del
79
Newcomerstown, Ohio.
97
New fane N. Y
1
50
Newtfeld. N. Y
50
New Hampshire
13
New Hanover County, N. C
168
New Hartford. Conn
40
New Haven, Conn. (Town, City
,
A School District).
38
New Hyde Park School District
No. 11. X. Y
50
New Iberia South. Dr. Dist., La. 178
N ew J ersey
61
New Kensington, Pa. AcSh.Dlst. 75
New Lebanon, N.Y
50
New London. Conn
38
New Lots, N. Y.—(SeeN. Y. C.)_ 54
New
Madrid
County Drainage
Dist. No. 7, Mo
1 124
New Madrid County
Drainage
Dist. No. 19, Mo.
124
Newmarket. N. H
16
New Mexico. Territory of
145
New Milford. Conn
40
Newnan Ga
172
New Orleans. La
178
New Philadelphia. Ohio
93
New Philadelphia Sch. Dist., O.. 93
Newport. Me
13
Newport, Ky
164
Newport, N. H__
16
34
Newport. R. I.
18
Newport, Vt
Newport Acad. A Gr. S. D., Vt.. 18
160
Newport News, Va
New Richmond. Ohio
97
New Rochelle (City), N. Y
50
New Shoreham, R. I
34
Newton, Kan
134
Newton, Mass.
Newton, N. J
Newton County, Ind
Newton County, Mo
j
Balto, Ohio
93
Bergen, N. J
Birmingham. Ala
Brooklleld, Mass
Canaan, Conn
67
.175
29
40
Carolina
167
Chelmsford Fire Dist.,Mass 29
Dakota
126
Northfleld, Mass
33
Northfleld, N. Y., A School Dis¬
tricts.—(See New York City)__ 55
Northfleld, Vt
18
North Fort Worth, Tex
183
North Haven, Conn
40
North Hempstead, N. Y
55
North Hempstead A .Hempstead
Sch. Dist., N. Y. (see New
Hyde Park Sch. Dist.)
50
Norwalk, Ohio
130
28
Nevada
41
North Kingstown, R. I
34
North Pelham (Village). N. Y... 55
No. Plainfield, N. J.. A Sch. Dist. 69
16
North Platte, Neb., A School Dlstl31
.173
North Providence, R. I
166
34
North Smithfleld, R. I
118
35
40
50 ' North Stonlngton, Conn
177 i North Tarrytown, N. Y
55
28 ( N. Tonawanda (Cy.A S.D.), N.Y. 55
16
139 : Northumberland, N. H
38 | Northumberland County, Pa
75
56
146 Northvllle, N. Y
North Yakima, Wash
155
183
No. Yakima Sch.Dist.No.7, Wash.155
183
Norton. Kan
136
159
Norton County, Kan
128
136
130
Norwalk, Conn. (City A Town).. 38
Neb.,
Needham, Mass
Neenah, Wls
_
140
Niagara Falls, N. Y
55
Niles, Mich
109^
93
Niles, Ohio
Niles School District, Ohio
93
Noble County Okla..
148
Nobles County, Minn
117
Norfolk, Conn
40
Norfolk, Neb_.
130
Norfolk, Va...
160
Norfolk County. Mass
29
Norridgewock, Me
13
Norristown, Pa., A School Dist.. 75
North Adams, Mass
29
Northampton, Mass
29
Northampton. N.J_
69
Northampton County, Pa
75
North Andover, Mass
29
North Attleborough, Mass
29
Mount Pleasant, Pa., A Sch. Dist 75
Mount Vernon, Jnd., A Sch. Dist. 100
Mount Vernon. N. Y_
50
Mount Vernon, Ohio., A S. D
02
Mount Vernon Township, 111
106
Nebraska
Nebraska City, Neb
Nebraska City Precinct.
See Otoe County
Vo I,.
INDEX.
28
67
101
125
93
Norwich. Conn. (City A Town).. 39
Norwood, Mass
1____ 29
Norwood, Ohio. A School Dist
93
Noxubee County. Miss
177
Nueces County, Tex.
185
Nutley.N.J., A School District67
Nye County, Nev
157
Oakes, N. D
..127
ak Park, Ill., A Sch. Dist ...105
Oakland, Cal., A School District. 151
Oakland Borough, N. J
457
Oakley, Ohio
93
Oakmont <borough), Pa
75
Oberlin City, Kan
136
Oberlln, Ohio
93
O’Brien County, Iowa
121
Ocala. Florida
173
Ocean City, N. J
67
Ocean Park, Cal
..151
Oconee County, S. C_
170
Oconomowoc, Wis
113
Ogalalla Precinct, Neb.^
131
Ogden, Utah, A School District.. 144
56
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Ohio
Ohio County, W. Va
Ohio State University, Ohio
82
162
93
Okanogan County, Wash
157
Oklahoma. Territory of
147
Oklahoma City. Okla., A Sch. D.147
Oklahoma County, Okla-.
147
Olathe City, Kan
136
Old Lyme. Conn
40
Old Orchard, Me.
13
Old Say brook, Conn
40
Old Town, Me.
13
Olean. N.Y..
56
Olean School Dist. No. 1. N. Y... 56
Olympia. Wash.
155
Omaha. Neb
Omaha School District. Neb
Oneida, N. Y
Oneida County. N. Y__
130
56
56
Oneida Irrigation
130
Dist., Idaho___l40
Oneonta, N. Y
56
Onondaga County. N. Y
Onslow County, X. C
Ontario (Town), N. Y
56
168
56
56
Ontonagon, Mich
110
Orange, Cal
151
Orange, Conn., A School District. 39
Orange, -Mass
29
Orange, N. J
67
183
Orange, Tex
Orangeburg, S. C.
.170
Orange County, Cal
151
Orange County. N. Y
56
Orange County, Tex
.183
Oregon
153
Oregon City. Ore
154
Oregon Township, 111.
106
Orlando. Fla
173
Orleans County. N. Y.
56
Orleans Levee District, La
178
Orono, Me
13
Orrville, Ohio
97
Osage City, Kan.
136
136
Osborne, Kan
Osborne County, Kan
136
Osceola, Iowa..1
121
Osceola, Neb..
131
Oshkosh, Wis
T
113
Oskaloosa. Iowa
121
Oskaloosa Township. Kan
136
Ossining, N. Y., A Sch. Dist
56
Oswcgatchle, N.Y
56
Oswego, N. Y
56
Otero County, N. M
145
Otoe County, Neb
130
Otsego, N. Y. (Town)
56
Ontario County. N. Y
Paae.
Otsego School District, N. Y. tsee
46
Cooperstowri School Dist.)
Otsellc, N. Y
56
Ottawa, Kan
136
93
Ottawa, Ohio
Ottawa County, Kan
134
Ottawa County, Ohio
93
Ottawa School Dist. No. 141, 111.106
Otter Pond Ditch District, Ill
106
Otter Tail County, Minn
117
Ottumwa, Iowa
;
120
Outagamie County, Wis
.114
Ovid. N. Y
Overtoil County, Tenn
93
56
56
173
184
33
151
151
Palestine, Tex__
Palmer, Mass
Palo Alto, Cal
Palo Alto Sch. Dist., Cal_.
Palo Alto High Sell.. Dist., Cal..151
Palo Pinto County, Tex
184
Pana, 111
106
Pana. Ill. (Township)
105
PaolaCity, Kan
134
177
.164
166
Paris, Ky.
Paris, Tenn.
Paris, Tex
184
Park County, Mont
Parke County, Ind.
Parker, Kan. (Township)
Parker County, Tex
Parkersburg, W. Va
Park Ridge, N. J
Parsons, Kan., and Sch. Dist
Partridge Dr.ALev.Dist., Ill
Pasadena, Cal.
Pasadena City Sch. Dist., Cal
Pascagoula, Miss _•
Passaic, N.J_
Passaic County, N. J
Pass Christian, Miss
Patchogue, N. Y
Paterson. N. J
Patrick County, Va
Patton School District, Pa
Paulding (Village), Ohio
j
Paulding County, Ohio.
Pauls Valley, Ind. Ter
Pawling, N.Y
Pawnee City, Neb.Pawnee County, Kan
Pawnee County, Okla
Pawtucket, R. I.
Payne County, Okla.
Peabody, Mass
138
101
136
185
162
69
134
105
.151
151
177
67
67
177
56
67
160
79
93
93
148
56
131
136
148
34
148
29
56
105
Peeksklll. N. Y
Pekin, III., A Sch. District
Pekin A La Marsh Dr. A Levee
District, Ill
106
Pelham Manor, N. Y
56
Penacook, N. H_
16
Pendleton County, Ky.
164
128
Pennington County, S. D
Pennsylvania
69
Pensacola, Fla
173
Penn Yan (Vil. A Sch. Dist.) ,N.Y 57
Peoria. Ill
1
105
Peoria
Pleasure
Driveway
A
Park District. Ill
.105
Peoria County, Ill
105
Peoria Township, Ill
105
Perinton, X. Y
-57
Perry, N. Y., A Sch. Dist. No. 6. 57
Perry, Okla
147
Perry County, Ill
105
101
Perry County, Ind
Perry County, Miss
177
Perry County, .Mo
125
Perry County, Ohio
97
Perry County, Pa
75
Perrysburg, Ohio
97
Perth Amboy, N. J
67
Peru, Ind., A School District
100
Petaluma, Cal
153
Peterborough, N. H
16
Petersburg, Va
160
Petoskey, Mich., A School Dist._ 109
Pettis County, Mo..
124
Philadelphia, N. Y
57
Philadelphia, Pa
Philllpsburg, Kan
Phlllipsburg. N. J
Phillips County, Ark
76
136
67
179
Philmont, N. Y
57
Phoenix, Arlz., A School District-146
Phoenlxvllle, Pa
76
Platt County, Ill
105
Pickaway County, Ohio...
97
Piedmont, W. Va
162
Pierce, Mo. (Township).
.125
Pierce County, Wash
155
Pierce County, Wis
114
Pike County, Ala
175
Pike County, Ind
ioi
Pike County Ohio
97
Pima County, Ariz
146
Pinal County, Arlz.
146
Pine County. Minn
lis
Pipestone. Minn., A School Dlst.118
Plqua, Ohio.
93
Plqua. Ohio, School District
93
Pitkin County, Col
143
Pitcairn (Borough). Pa
76
PIttsourg. Kan., A School Dist.134
Pittsburgh, Pa., A School Dlsts.. 76
Pittsfield. Me
13
Pittsfield, Mass
29
Pittsfield. N. H.
Pittston. Pa., A School District..
Pittsylvania County, Va
Placer County, Cal
Plain City, Ohio
Plainfield, Conn
16
79
160
-
Levee District. La
Platte County, Neb
178
131
Plum Bayou Levee Dist., Ark
164
Panola County, Miss __r
Plaquemines Parish, East Bank,
56
161
Palatine, N. Y
Palatka, Fla
67
Plain view School District. Minn.. 118
40
Plainville, Conn
167
Oxnard, Cal.
151
Oyster Bay Sch. Dist.No.5, N. Y. 56
175
Ozark, Ala
Painted Post, N. Y
Paae.
Plainfield, N. J
Plattsburg (City), N. Y
Plattsmouth, Neb
Pleasant Hill (Township), Mo
Pleasant Ridge, Ohio
Pleasant Township, Ohio
Pleasantville, N. Y
Plumas County, Cal
Owatonna, Minn
118
Owego Sch. Dist., N. Y
56
Owen County, Ind
.101
Owen County, Ky
164
Owensboro, Ky
164
Owosso, Mich.,A School District-109
Owyhee County, Idaho.
_140
Oxford, Mass
33
Oxford, Miss
177
Oxford (Village), N. Y
56
Oxford, N. C
.168
Oxford, Ohio
9 7
Oxford, Pa
79
l^aducah, Ky.
age County, Va
Palnesvllle, Ohio
LXXXIV.
151
94
40
57
130
124
94
97
57
151
179
40
29
Plymouth, Conn
Plymouth, xMass
Plymouth, N. H_
16
Plymouth, Ohio
97
Plymouth, Pa., School Dist
79
Plymouth County. -Mass
33
Point Pleasant. W. Va__
.162
Polk County, Iowa
120
Polk County, Minn
117
Polk County, Mo
125
Polk County, Wis
114
Polk (Township), Mo
125
94
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Pomona, Cal
.151
Pomona City High Sch. Dist., C»1151
Ponca City Oklahoma
147
Pontchartrain Levee Dist., La
178
Pontiac, Mich., A School District. 109
Poplar Bluff, -Mo., A Sch. Dist
125
113
Portage, Wis
Portage County, Wls
114
Port Angeles, Wash
155
Port Arthur, Tex
185
_
Port Chester, N.Y
Port Clinton, Ohio
Porter County. Ind
Port Gibson, Miss
Port Huron,-Mich
Port Jervis, N. Y
Portland, Conn..
57
94
101
177
109
57
39
101
13
110
154
Portland, Ind
Portland, Me
Portland, Mlch.L
Portland, Ore., A School Dist
Port of New Orleans.— (See New
Orleans La.)
178
Port of Portland, Ore
154
Portsmouth, N.H
16
Portsmouth, Ohio, A Sch. Dist.. 94
Portsmouth, Va
160
Port Town-send, Wash
155
Port Washington, Wls
114
Poteau, Ind. Ter.
148
Potsdam, N. Y__
57
Pottawatomie County, Okla
148
Potter County Pa.. A Poor Dist. 7 6
Potter County, S. D
128
Potter County. Tex
184
Pottstown, Pa., A School Dist
76
Pottsville, Pa., A School District. 76
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
57
Powell County, Mont.
138
Prairie Township, Ill
105
Pratt, Kan
Pratt County, Kan
136
134
97
Preble County, Ohio.
Prescott, Arlz
Preston, Conn
^
Price County, Wls
Prince George’s County, Md
Princeton, Ky
Proctor, Vt
14 7
40
.114
81
164
18
79
34
33
Prospect Park, Pa
Providence, R. I.
Provlncetown, Mass.
Provo, Utah
Pueblo, Colo
144
143
Pueblo,Colo.,Sch.Dists.No.1 A20 143
Pueblo County. Colo
.143
Pulaski, Tenn
167
Pulaski County, Ark
179
Pulaski. County, Ill.
106
Pulaski County, Ind
101
Pultncy Township, Ohio
94
Punxsutawney. Pa., A Sch. Dist. 76
Putnam, Conn. (City A Town)
39
Putnam County, Ga
1.173
Putnam County, Ind
100
Putnam County, N. Y
57
Puyallup, Wash., A Sch. Dist
155
Queens County, -N. Y
57
uincy. Ill., A S. D. No. 172
Quincy, Mass
Qulndaro Township, Kan
Quitman, Ga
173
Racine,
Wls
acine County.
114
114
105
29
136
Wls
Radford, Va
160
Radnor Township, Pa., Sch. Dist. 79
Rahway, N.J..
68
Raleigh, N. C_.
168
Ralls County, -Mo
124
Ramsey County.-Minn
117
Ramsey County. N. D
126
29
Randolph. Mass
Randolph County, Ind
101
Rankin. Pa.
•
76
Rankin School District, Pa
76
Ransom County. N. D
127
Rapid City, S. D., A Sch. Dist
128
Raton Sch. Dist. No. 11, N. M..145
Ravalli County, Mont
138
Ravenna, Ohio
94
Rawl I ns, Wyo
139
Rawlins County, Kan.
136
Raymond, N. H_
16
Mass
Reading,
30
Reading, Ohio
94
Reading, Pa
76
Reading School District, Pa
77
Red Bank, N. J
68
Red Bluff, Cal
153
Red Cloud. -Neb
131
Redding, Conn
40
Red Hook, N. Y.
57
Red Jacket, -Mich
109
Red Lake County, Minn
117
1
Redlands, Cal., A Sch. Dist
151
Red Lodge, Mont
138
lied Oak, Iowa/.
...121
Redondo U11. High Sch. D., Cal..153
Red
River
Atchafalaya
and
Bayou Boeuf Levee Dist., La.. 178
Red River A Bayou Des.G. Levee
A
Drainage District, La
Red Wing, Minn
Redwood, Cal
Redwood Falls, Minn
Reedsburg, Wis
Reidsville, N. C.
179
..117
153
118
114
168
APlt., 1907.J
INDEX
Page.
Remington Drain. Dist., Wis
114
157
134
79
57
57
118
118
30
114
33
136
57
..124
94
100
125
35
160
Reno, Nev
Reno
County, Kan
Renovo, Pa
Rensselaer, N. Y.
Rensselaer County, N. Y
Renville, Minn
Renville County, Minn
Revere, Mass
Rhinelander, Wls
Rhode Island
Rice County, Kan
Richfield Springs, N.Y
Rich Hill, Mo
Richland County, Ohio
Richmond, Ind
Richmond, Mo
Riqhmond, R. I
Richmond, Va
Rlchm’d Co.,N.Y. (See N.Y.C.)_ 55
Richmond County, N. C
__169
Richm’d Hill,N.Y.— (SeeN.Y.C.) 55
RIchmondville, N.Y__
57
Ridgefield, Conn. (T’n & Boro.)__ 39
Ridgefield Park. N. J._
68
Ridge Township, Ohio..
94
Ridley Park, Pa., & Sell. Dist— 77
—
Rifle.Colo
.143
134
143
143
97
-101
-114
109
151
Riley County, Kan
Rio Blanco County, Col
Rio Grande County, Colo
Ripley, Ohio
Ripley County, lnd__
River Falls, Wls
River Rouge, Mich.
Riverside, Cal., & Sch. Dist
-
Riverside, O.—(See Cincinnati)85
Riverside County, Cal
Roane County, Tenn
Roanoke,V
a
..151
166
160
128
184
118
16
57
77
69
—
Roberts County, S. D
Robertson County, Tex
Rochester, Minn
Rochester, N.H___
Rochester,
Rochester,
Rockaway,
Rockaway
_
N. Y.
Pa., & Sch. Dist
N. J
Beach,
N.
.
Y.— (See
New York City).
55
161
117
Rockbridge County, Va
Rock County, Minn
Rock County, Wis
_114
Rock Creek
Township, Jefferson
County, Kan
136
Rock. Cr. Twp., Potta. Co., Kan_136
Rockdale, Tex
184
Rockford, Ill.
105
Rockford, Ohio
97
Rockingham County, N.H
16
Rockingham County, Va
161
Rockingham Township, N. C
169
Page.
Salem, Ore
Salem. Va
Salem, W. Va
Salem Sch. Dist., Ore
Salida, Col
Salina, Kan.
Salina, N. Y
Salinas City, Cal
Saline County, Ill
Saline County, Kan
Saline Levee & Dr. Dist., I.a.
Salinevllle, Ohio
154
161
162
154
143
__134
58
151
105
135
179
97
81
Salisbury, Md
Salisbury (City). N. C
168
169
Salisbury (Township), N. C
Salt Creek Drain. Dist., Ill
106
Salt Lake City, Utah
144
Salt Lake City Sch. Dist., Utah-.144
Salt Lake County, Utah.
-.144
San Antonio, Tex
184
San Bernardino, Cal
151
Sanborn County, S. D
..128
Sanders County, Mont
138
San Diego, Cal., & Sch. Dlsts._151
San Diego County, Cal
151
Sandpolnt Sch. Dist. No 3, Ida.140
Sandusky, Ohio
94
Sandy Hill, N. Y. (Vil.&Sch.D.)_ 58
Sanford, Me
13
San Francisco, Cal
151
Sangamon County. Ill
San Jacinto and Pleasant
Irrigation District, Cal
105
Valley
152
152
143
152
184
152
San Jose, Cal__
San Juan County, Col
San Luis Obispo County, Cal
San Marcos, Tex
San Mateo
County, Cal
San Miguel County, Col., and Sch.
Dlsts. Nos. 1,6 and 8
143
San Miguel County, N. M
145
San Patricio County, Tex
185
San Pedro, Cal
152
San Pedro High Sch. Dist., Cal.-152
Santa Ana, Cal
152
Santa Barbara, Cal
152
Santa Clara, Cal
152
Santa Clara County, Cal
152
Santa Cruz, Cal
152
Santa Cruz County, Arlz
147
Santa Fe County, N.M
145
Santa Fe Sch. Dist., N. M
145
Santa Monica, Cal., and Sch.D.,152
Santa Rosa, Cal
152
Saranac Lake, N. Y
58
Saratoga (Town), N. Y
58
Saratoga County, N. Y._
SaratogaSpgs., N. Y
58
58
Sargent County, N. D
126
Saugus. Mass
30
Sauk County, Wis.
114
Rock Island, Ill
105
Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich., & S.D..110
Rock Island County, 111
-106
Saunders County, Neb
130
Rockland, Me
13
Savannah, Ga
172
Rockland, Mass
30
Savannah Sch. Dist., Mo
125
Rockland County, N. Y
58 Saybrook, Conn
40
Rock port, Mass
30 Scarsdale, N. Y
58
Rockport, Tex
184
Schenectady, N. Y
58
Rockville, Conn
39
Schoharie, N. Y. (Vll.)
58
Rockville Centre. N. Y
58
Schroeppel N. Y
59
Rocky Ford, Colo
—143
Schuyler County, Mo
125
Rocky Hill, Conn
40
Schuylervllle, N. Y.
59
Roff,' Ind. Ter.
148
Schuylkill County, Pa
77
Roger Mills County, Okla
148
Scltuate, Mass
30
Rolette County, N. D
127 Scltuate, R. I.
35
Rollo, Mo
124
Scotia (VIE). N. Y
59
Rome, Ga
172
Scotland County, Mo
125
Rome, N. Y
58
Scotland County, N.C
169
Rome Sch. Dist. No. 1, N. \7
58 Scott County, Ind
101
Rooks County, Kan
136
Scott County, Kan
135
Roseau County, Minn
117
Scott County, Ky
164
Rosebud County, Mont—
.138
Scottdale, Pa
77
Rosedale, Kan.
136
Scott Township, Kan
136
Rosedale Sch. Dist., Kan
136
Scranton, Pa.
77
Roselle, N. J
68
Scranton Sch. Dist., Pa
77
Roselle Park (Borough), N. J
68 Scranton, Pa., Poor District
77
Ross County, Ohio
94
Scribner, Neb
131
Roswell. N. M., and Sch. Dist—145 Sea Cliff, N. Y.
59
-
—
-
Rouses Point, N. Y
Rowan County, N. C
58
169
40
79
13
184
100
134
Roxbury.Conn
Royersford, Pa., Sch. Dist
Rumford, Me.
Runnels County, Tex
Rush County. Ind
Rush County, Kan
Rushville. Ind., and Sch. City—100
Rusk County, Wls—
114
Russell & Allison Dr. Dist., Ill—106
Russell County, Va
161
Rutherford, N. J., and Sch. Dist- 68
Rutherford County, N. C
_168
Rutland, Mass
33
Rutland, Vt
18
Rye, N. Y. (T. & S. D. No 3) -.-58
—.
Sabina,
Ohio
abine County,
97
Tex
185
Me
13
Sacramento, Cal
151
Sacramento County, Cal
151
Saddle River. N. J
68
Saginaw, Mich
_110
St. Albans, Vt.
18
St. Augustine. Fla
_173
St. Bernard. Ohio
94
St. Charles, Mo..
124
St. Clair. Mich
1 10
St. Clair County, Mo.
124
St. Clair Heights, Mich
110
St. Cloud, Minn
117
St. Croix County, Wis
114
St. Francis Levee Dist.. Ark
179
St. James, Minn
117
St .Johns. Mich
1 10
St. Johns Levee Dist. No. 1, Mo. 124
St. Johnsville. N. Y. (Vll.)
58
St. Joseph, Mo
124
St. Joseph School District, Mo.. 124
St. Joseph County, Ind
100
St. Lawrence County, N. Y_.
58
St. Louis, Mich
110
St. Louis, Mo
-125
St. Louis County, Minn
117
Saco,
—
—
-
St. Marys, Ohio
St. Mary’s Township,
St. Paul. Mtnn__
St. Peter, Minn
St. Petersburg, Fla
94
Kan
Salamanca (Vll.), N. Y
Salamanca Township
Salem, Mass
Salem, N. .T
Salem. Ohio. &, Sch. Dist
Salem County, N. J
136
117
-_
136
30
68
94
-
Salem, N.H.
118
173
58
69
.-
16
Sea Isle City, N. J
Seattle, Wash
Seattle Sch. Dist. No. 1, Wash
Sebastopol, Cal
Sedalla, Mo., & Sch. Dist
Sedan City, Kan
Sedgwick County Kan
Selma, Ala
Selma Sch. Dist., Cal
Senatobia, Miss.
Seneca, Kan.
Seneca Falls (Town), N. Y
Seneca Falls (Vll.), N. Y.
Seneca Falls Sch. Dist., N. Y
Sevier County, Tenn
Seward, Neb
Seward
Seward
County, Kan
County, Neb
Sewlckley, Pa
Seymour .Conn.
Seymour, Ind.
Shackelford County, Tex.
Shamokln. Pa., & Sch. Dist
Sharon, Mass
Sharon, Pa., and Sch. Dist
Sharon Hill, Pa.
Sharon Springs, N. Y
Sharon Township, Ohio
Sharpsburg, Pa., & Sch. Dist
Shaw, Mlss
Shawano, Wls
Shawnee, Okla., and Sch. Dist
Shawnee County, Kan
Sheboygan, Wls
Sheboygan County, Wls
Sheffield, Ala
Shelburne County, Minn.
Shelby. Ohio
Shelby School District, Ohio
Shelby County, Ind.
Slylby County. Ohio
Shelby County, Tenn
Shelby County. Tex
Shelbyvllle, Ind
Shelton, Conn.
Shenandoah, Pa.t «5c Sch. Dist
Sheraden.Pa
Sherburne. N. Y
Sheridan, Wyo
Sheridan
County, Wyo
Sherman, Tex
Sherman County, Neb
Shiawassee County, Mich
Shlppensburg, Pa
Shoshone County, Idaho
.Shreveport. La.
Sidney, Ohio
Sierra County, N. M
69
_156
156
153
_125
136
135
175
152
177
136
59
59
59
166
130
135
130
77
40
101
184
77
33
77
77
59
97
77
•_ 177
114
147
135
114
.114
175
118
94
_
.
95
100
95
.166
185
100
40
77
79
59
139
139
184
13<>
110
79
140
179
95
146
191
Page.
Silver Bow County, Mont
...138
Springs, N. Y
59
Sllverton, Col.
143
Sioux City Iowa..
120
Sioux City Ind. Sch. Dist.,
Ia—121
Sioux County. Iowa
121
Sioux Falls, S. D
.128
Sioux Falls Sch. Dist., S. D
128
Sistersvllle Sch. Dist., W. Va
162
Skagit County, Wash
156
Skowhegan, Me
13
Slatlngton Sch. Dist., Pa._
79
Smith Center, Kan
.136
Smith County, Tex__
.184
Silver
Smoky Hill Township, Kan
Sni-a-Bar Township, Mo.
Snohomish County, Wash
Snyder County, Pa
Sny Island Levee Dr. Dist., Ill
Socorro County, N. M.
136
125
156
79
106
146
59
Sodus, N. Y.
Solon, N. Y
Somerset, N. Y
59
Somerset County, Md
Somerset County, N. J.
Somerset County, Pa__
Somerswortli, N. H__
Somerville, Me
Somerville, Mass
Somerville Sch. Dist., N. J
Sonoma County, Cal
59
81
68
77
16
—
__
13
30
69
152
79
Souderton.Pa
South Amboy. N. J
69
South Bend, Ind
100
South Bend Sch. Dist., Ind
101
South Bethlehem, Pa., & Sch. D_ 77
South
Boston.
Va
Southbridge, Mass
South Carolina
South Charleston Sch. Dist.,
South Dakota
161
30
169
t)__ 97
127
So. Denver, Col.—(See Denver). .141
Southern Pines. N. C
169
Southfield, N. Y., & Sch. Dlsts.—
(See N. Y. City)-..
55
South Fork School District Pa
79
So. Glens Falls Sch. Dist. No. 1,
N. Y
59
South Hadley, Mass
3G
Southampton, N. Y
59
.
Southington, Conn. (Town)..
39
South Kingstown, R. I
35
South Milwaukee, Wls
114
South Norwalk, Conn
39
South Norwalk, Conn., Sch. Dlst_ 39
South Omaha, Neb
130
South Orange, N. J., & Sch. Dist. 68
South Park (see Chicago), Ill
103
South Pasadena City High School
District. Cal.
...152
South Portland, Me
13
South St. Paul. Minn.
118
South Sharon. Pa
78
South Sharon Sch. Dist., Pa
78
Southwest Grecnsburg, Pa_>
79
South Windsor (Town), Conn
40
Sparks, Nev
157
Sparta, Ga
173
Spartanburg, S. C.
-.170
Spartanburg County. S. C.
_170
Spartanburg Sch. Dist., S. C
170
Spencer, Mass
30
Snencer. N C
168
.
Spencer County, Ind
Spink County, S. D
Spokane.
Wash
Spokane School
District, Wash.
Spokane County, Wash
Sprague, Conn
Sprague. Wash
Springfield, Ill
Springfield, Mass
101
128
156
.156
156
40
157
106
30
Springfield. Mo., and Sch. Dist..125
Springfield, Ohio, & Sch. Dist
95
Springfield, Vt.
18
Springfield Pleasure Driveway &,
Park District, Ill.
106
Spring Lake (Borough), N. J
68
Spring Lake Drainage & Levee
Dist. Ill
Sprlngvllle, N. Y
106
59
Squaw Cr. Drain. Dist. No. 1, Mo.125
Stafford, Conn
40
Stafford City, Kan
136
Stafford County, Kan
135
Stamford (City), Conn
39
Stamford (Town). Conn
Stanley County, S. D._
Stanly County, N. C
Stanton County. Kan..
Stark County, Ohio
Starke County, Ind
Starkvllle, Miss
Statesville, N. C
Staunton, Va
Steelton, Pa.. & Sch. Dist
39
128
168
136
95
101
-.177
168
161
78
Stephens County. Ga
172
Sterling, Colo
143
Sterling, Ill
106
Sterling Township, Ill
;
106
Sterling County, Tex
.185
Steuben County, N. Y
59
Steubenville. Ohio, & Sch. Dist.. 95
Stevens County, Kan
136
Stevens County. Minn
118
Stevens County, Wash
^
156
Stevens Point, Wls
114
Stillwater, Minn
118
Stock bridge. N. Y
59
Stockton, Cal., & Sch. Dist
152
Stockton, Kan...
136
Stokes County. N.C
..169
Stoneham Mass..
31
Stonewall County, Tex
185
Stontngton, Conn. (Town)
39
Stonington, Conn. (Borough)
40
Stoughton. Mass
31
Stowe Township Sch.
Dist., Pa._ 79
Strafford County, N. H_
.16
Stratford. Conn.
39
StreatorSch. Dist ,111...
106
Stroud, Okla
147
Stroudsburg. Pa
78
.Struthers Sch. Dist.. Ohio
97
Sturgeon Bay. Wls
114
Stutsman County, N. D
126
Suffern, N. Y
Suffleld, Conn
Suffolk. Va
59
39
161
Suffolk Co
Mass, (see Boston).. 21
Suisun City, Cal
153
Sullivan County, Ind
*
101
Sullivan County, Mo
125
Sullivan Sch. Dist., Ind.
101
Sullivan County, Pa
79
Sulphur Springs, Tex
184
,
Page.
Summerville, Ga.
Summit, Miss..
..172
177
68
95
.135
17u
175
16
78
177
131
114
136
Summit
Summit
N. J
County, Ohio.
Sumner County. Kan
Sumter, S. C., & Sch. Dist
Sumter County, Ala
Sunapee, N. H
Sunbury, Pa.
Sunflower County, Miss
Superior, Neb
Superior, Wis
Superior Township. Kan
Sussex, N. J.
Sussex County, Del
Sutton County. Tex__
Swampscott, Mass
Swanton, Vt
Sweet Grass County, Mont
Sweetwater County, Wyo
Swissvale. Pa., and Sell. Dist
Switzerland County, Ind
Syracuse. Kan
Syracuse, N Y
68
80
185
31
18
138
139
78
101
136
59
rPacoma. Wash., & S.D.No.l0..
l albot County. Md
Talladega, Ala..
156
81
175
78
174
125
Tamaqua. Pa
Tampa, Fla.
Taney County, Mo
Tanner’s Creek S. D. No. 6, Va_.161
Taos County, N.M
146
Tarentum, Pa
78
Tarentum Sch. Dist., Pa
78
Tarrant County. Tex
.184
Tarry town, N. Y
59
Taunton. Mass
31
Taylor. Tex
.184
Taylor County, Tex
184
Taylor Pond Drain. Dist., Ill
106
Taylor Sch. Dist., Pa
79
Tazewell County, Ill
106
Teaneck Sch. Dist., N. J
69
Tecumseh, Neb
131
Tecumseh. Okla.
Telfair County, Ga
148
173
.184
Temple, Tex
Tennessee
165
Tensas Parish, La.
179
Tensas Basin Levee Dist., La
179
Terre Haute. Ind., & Sch. Dist.. 101
Terrell, Texas
184
.185
_138
185
180
59
118
Terrell County, Texas
Teton County, Mont
Texarkana, Tex
Texas
Theresa, N. Y
Thief River Falls, Minn
Thief River Falls Ind. Sch. Dist.
No. 18. Minn..
118
Thomas County, Kan
135
Thomaston. Conn
Thomasvllle. Ga
39
..172
59
110
185
156
Thompson, N. Y.
Three Rivers, Mich.
Throckmorton County, Tex
Thurston County, Wash
Tieonderoga, N. Y., and School
District No. 5..
Tiffin Ohio
Tlfton, Ga
Tioga County, Pa
Tippecanoe, Ohio
59
95
—173
79
97
Tipton County, Ind
Tishomingo, Ind. Ter
Titusville, Pa
Toledo, Ohio
101
148
78
95
Toledo Sch
Tom Green
Dist., Ohio
95
County Tex
185
Tonawanda, N. Y., City. Town &
School District No. 3
59
Topeka, Kan., & Sch. Dist
135
Toronto Ohio
95
Torrlngton, Conn. (T’n&Boro ).. 39
Tottenvllle, N. Y.—(See N.Y.C.) 55
Towner County, N. D
126
Tracy, Minn.
118
Transylvania County, N.C
168
Traverse City, Mich... & S. D
110
Travis County. Tex
185
Trenton
Mo
125
Trenton N. J
68
Triadelphla Sch. Dist.. W. Va
162
Trinidad. Colo., & Sch. Dist..
143
Troup County, Ga
173
Troy Ala
.175
Troy. N. Y
59
.
Troy, Ohio..
95
96
Trov School District. Ohio.
Trumbull County, Ohio—
96
Trumbull Co. Road Dist.. Ohio.. 96
Truxton. N. Y
60
Tuekahoe. N. Y;.
60
Tucson, Arlz., and Sch. Dist. ...147
Tulare Irr. Dist., Cal
..153
Tulsa. Ind. Ter
148
Turner County, Ga
172
Turner County, S. D
128
Turner’s Falls Fire Dist., Mass.. 33
Turtle Creek. Pa., «Sc Sch. I)lst_. 78
Tuscaloosa. Ala
175
Tuxedo Sch. Dist. No. 6, N. Y.. 60
Twin Falls and Sch. Dist.. Idaho. 141
Two Harbors. Minn
118
Two Rivers. Wls
—114
Tyler, Tex.
.185
Tyrone, Pa
79
-
...
—
Uhrlchsvllle,
Ohio,
and Sch. D_
96
lnta County,
Wyo
-.139
Ukiah. Cal.,
-153
60
Ulster County, N. Y_.
Ulysses, Kan
Ulysses, N. Y_
Umatilla County, Ore
__136
60
.154
Union (Town). Hudson Co.. N..T. 69
Union (Twp.), Bergen Co., N. J. 69
Union (Twp.), Union Co., N. J.. 69
Union. S. C_
170
Union City (Borough), Pa
79
Union City, Tenn.
167
Union County, Ind
101
Union County Iowa
121
Union County, N J
69
Union County; Ohio.
96
Union County, Pa
79
Union County, S. C
*.
170
Union County, S. D_
128
Union County. Tenn
167
Union Drain. Dist. No. 1, 111
106
Union Springs, Ala
175
Uniontown, Ala
175
Unlontown. Pal. and Sch. Dist.. 78
Union Towmshlp, Kan
136
United States
9
-
192
INDEX
Page
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Urbana, Ohio, and Sch. Dlst
96
96
Urbana Sch. Dlst. No. 116, Ill..106
Utah
144
Utica, N. Y
60
Uxbridge Mass
33
\Jaeavllle, Cal
153
.172
146
153
Valley County, Mont
138
Valley County, Neb
131
Valparaiso, Ind., & Sch. Dlst
101
Van Buren County, Iowa
121
Vancouver, Wash
156
Vanderburgh County, Ind
101
Van Wert, Ohio, & Sch. Dlst
96
Van Wert County, Ohio
97
Van Zandt County. Tex
185
Veirango County, Pa
78
Venice, N. Y
60
Ventnor City, N. J
69
Verge nnes ,Vt_.
18
Vermilion County, Ill
106
Vermillion County, Ind
101
Vermont
16
Vernon, Conn
39
Vernon County. Mo
125
Verona (Township), N. J.
69
Verona, Pa
79
Versailles, Ohio
97
Vicksburg, Miss
177
Victor. Colo
143
Victoria
Tex
185
Victoria County, Tex
185
Vigo County, Ind
101
Vincennes, Ind.. and Sch. Dist._101
Vineland, N. .J
69
Vinita, Ind. Ter
148
Vinton, Iowa
121
Virginia
158
▼
aldosta, Ga
Valen«Ia County, N. M
Vallejo, Cal.
_
Virginia Sell. Dlst. No. 22, Minn.118
Visalia. Cal
153
60
Volncy, N. Y.
Wabash.
Tnd County,
abaunsee
Waco. Tex.
Wadena, Minn
Wagoner, Ind. Ter
Wahpeton, N. D
Wake County, X. C
.101
135
Kan
185
118
148
126
168
31
Wakefield, Mass
Wakelield, N. Y. (see N. Y. City) 53
Walden, N. Y
60
Waldoborough,
Me
13
156
156
185
Wallingford, Conn. (Town)
39
Wallingford, Conn. (Boro)
40
Wallingford, Conn., Central S. D. 40
Wallington, N. J
69
Walpole. Mass
31
Walpole, N. H
16
Waltham, Mass
31
Walton, N. Y. (T’n & Sch. Dlst.) 60
Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla Co., Wash
Waller County, Tex..
Walworth County, So. Dakota..128
Wamego (Twp.) Kan
136
Wapakoneta, Ohio
96
Wapello County, Iowa
121
Ward County, X. D
127
Ware, Mass
31
Warren, Pa., and Sch. Dlst
78
Warren, R. I
35
Warren City, Ohio, & Sch. Dlst.. 96
Warren County, Ind
101
Warren County, Ky
164
Warren County, Miss
177
Warren County, N. J
69
Warren (Township), Ohio
97
Warrensburg (City & Twp.), Mo_125
Warrensburg Sch. Dlst., Mo
125
Warrenton, Va
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Warsaw, Ind
Warsaw Sch. Dlst., Ind
Warsaw, N. Y. (Town &
Warwick, R. I
Warwick County, Ind
Waseca, Minn
Washburn
Wls.
Washington
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101
118
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101
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Ind
Kan
Lafayette Co., Mo_125
Pa., and Sch. Dlst- 78
County, Ind
101
136
County, Kan
County, Me
13
County, Md
81
County. Miss
177
County, Neb
131
County. Ohio
97
78
County, Pa
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington C. H., Ohio
Washita County, Okla
Washoe County, Nev
Page.
Westchester, N. Y. (see N. Y. C.) 53
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Westchester County, N. Y
61
W. Chic. Park, III. (see Chicago) il03
West Des Moines Sch., Ia.(see
Des Moines)
120
Westerly, R. I
35
Western Branch Sch. Dist., Va._161
Westerville, Ohio
96
West Farms, N. Y. (see N. Y. C.)
53
Westfield, Mass
32
69
Westfield, N. J
Westfield, N. Y., Chautauqua Co.
and Sch. Dist. No. 1
61
Westfield, N.Y..& S. D. (N.Y.C.) 55
West
West
West
West
West
Hartford. Conn
Haven, Conn
Hoboken, N. J
Homestead, Pa., & Sch. D_
Indianapolis, Ind. (see In¬
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40
40
69
78
99
West New York, N. J
69
Weston County, Wyo
139
West Orange, N. J. & Sch. Dist. 69
Waterbury, Conn
40 West Palm Beach S.D.No.l.Fla 174
Waterford, Conn
40
West Plains, Mo
125
Waterloo, la., and Sch. Dlsts
121
West Point, Miss
177
Watertown, Conn
40
Westport, Conn
40
Watertown, Mass
31
Westport, Mass
33
Watertown (City) ,N. Y
60
West SenecaS. D., No. 6, N. Y._ 61
Watertown, S. I)
128
West Springfield, Mass
32
Watertown, Wis
114
West Virginia
161
Water Valley, Miss
177
Westwood (Borough), N. J
69
Watervllle, Me
13
Westwood, O. (see Cincinnati)_. 85
Watervliet, N. Y
60
Wethersfield, Conn
40
Watkins. N. Y
60
WTeymouth Mass
32
Watongo, Okla
148
Wharton County, Tex
185
Watsonville, Cal
153
Wharton Sch. Dlst. N. J
69
Waukesha, Wls
114
Whatcom.Wash.(see Bellingham) 155
W’aukeaha County, Wls
114
Whatcom County, Wash_;
157
Waupaca County, Wls114
Wheaton, Ill
;
106
Wausau, Wls., and Sch. Dis
114
Wheeling, W. Va.
162
Wauseon Ohio
97
White County, Ill
I
106
Wauwatosa, Wls
114
White County, Ind
101
Wawarslng, N. Y
60
Whitefield. N. H
16
Waxahachle, Tex
185
Whitehall. N. Y
61
Waycross, Ga
172
White Pine County, Nev
157
Wayland, Mass
33
White Pl’s(N.Y.) T’n,VII.& S.D. 61
Wayland, N. Y
61
Whltesboro, N. Y
61
Wayne, N. Y
61
Whltestone. N. Y. (see N. Y. C.)_ 54
Wayne-County, Ind
101
Whitman, Mass
32
Wayne County, Mich
110
Whitman County, Wash
157
Wayne County. Pa
79
WThlttier, Cal
153
Waynesboro, Ga
173
Whittier Un. H. Sch. Dist., Cal_153
Wayne County, Tenn
167
Wichita, Kan., & Sch. Dlst
135
Waynesboro, Pa., and Sch. Dlst- 78 Wichita County. Kan
135
Waynesburg, Pa
78
Wichita Falls, Tex
185
Waynesville, Ohio
97
Wilbarger County, Tex
185
Weatherford, Tex
185
Wildwood, N. J
69
Webb City, Mo
125
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and Sch. Dlst. 78
Webb City Sch. Dlst. Mo
125
Wilkes County, Ga
...173
Webb County, Texas
185
Wilkes County, N. C
168
Weber County, Utah
145
Wilklnsburg. Pa
78
Webster, Mass
31
WUklnsburg Sch. Dist., Pa
79
Webster City, Iowa
121
Williamsburg, Mass
32
Webster County, Iowa
121
Wllliamsbrldge,N.Y.(see N.Y.C.) 53
Webster County, Neb
131
Williams County. N. D
__127
Webster Groves, Mo
125
Williamson County, Ill.
106
Webster Groves Sch. Dlst.. Mo._125 Williamson
County, Tex.,.
.185
Weehawken (Twp.), N. J
69
Williamsport, Pa., and Sch. Dlst- 79
Welser, Idaho
141
Wllllamstown, Mass..
32
Wellesley, Mass.
31
Wllllmantlc. Conn
40
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127
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148
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Wellington, Ohio
97
Wells, Minn
118
Wells County. Ind
101
Wells County, No. Dak
127
Wellston, Ohio, and Sch. Dlst.. 96
Wellsville, X. Y
61
Wellsvllie, Ohio, and Sch. Dlst.. 96
West Allis. Wls
114
West Bay City, Mich, (see Bay C.) 107
Westborough, Mass
31
Westbrook, Me
13
West Carthage. N. Y. (Village)._ 61
Willoughby,
Willmar,
Ohio
97
Minn.
Wllmerdlng,
Wilmington,
Wilmington,
Wilmington,
118
Pa., and Sch. Dlst. 79
Del., and Sch. Dlst. 80
X. C
168
Ohio
97
Wilson. N. Y
Wilson. X. C
61
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136
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Wilton, Conn
Wilton, N. H
40
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Winchester, Mass
Winchester, Va
40
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40
106
135
WIndber, Pa
Windham, Conn
Windsor, Conn
Windsor Locks, Conn
Windsor Township, Ill
Winfield, Kan
Winnebago City, Minn
lis
Winneshiek County, Iowa
121
Winona, Minn
118
Winona, Miss
177
Winooski, Vt
18
Winslow, Me
13
Wlnsted, Conn
40
Winston, N. C
168
Wlnthrop. Mass
.32
Wlnton Place, O. (see Cincinnati) 85
Wlnyah Indigo Sch. Dlst., S.C..170
Wisconsin
County, Tex
Woburn, Mass
Wolcott, N. Y
Wolfeboro. N. H
Woodbrldge (Twp.), N. J
Woodbury, Conn
Wood County, W.-Va
Woodford County, Ky
W7oodland, Cal
Woodlawn, Ala
Woods County, Okla
Woodsfield, Ohio
Woodstock Sch. Dist. No. 72, 111.106
Woodstown N. J
69
Woodward, Okla
148
Woonsocket, R. I
35
Wooster, Ohio, and Sch. Dist
96
Worcester, Mass
32
Worcester County, Md
81
Worcester Countv, Mass
33
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Wyandot County, Ohio
96
Wyandotte County, Kan
135
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District..
Wall
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Xenia,
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York
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97
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157
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13
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Kan
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Yavapai County, Arlz
147
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177
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Yellowstone County, Mont..
138
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